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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In he Common Pleas.

In The Common Pleas.
John Adams
Jonathan Mackcy.
Whereas the plaintiff did on the l4th
day of October, isa4, file his declaration
against the defendant, who (as il is saidD Is
absent from, md without the limits of this
State, and has neither wifo nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served. 1t
iSthercfarc ordered. that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 18th day Of October, which
will be in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty.tivc, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office. i4th Oct. 1854.
Lancaster District.
Oct IS S5-lyld Pr. Fec $40
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MI Y COUR rs HIP
AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
BY HENRY WlCkOFF.
A true account of his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and italy, with

A true account of his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS. J. c. GAMBLE.
OF PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON
With the unpublished Correspondence of
MISS GAMBLE, MRS. GORGE GRoTE, MIR. JOSHUA
BATES, (oF Barring BEoTHEEs), THE EMPr.
EoI NAPOLEON, LORD PALMERsToS, MAR
ours OF CAvouR, Captain Pakcnham, Count
OF Vi!cttc, DIR. Baker, (U. - CONSUL, Mr..
Kinney, (U. s. Charge UAhairs), Mr..
llobson (}rtish Embassador), Timothy
Brown British Cunsul), DaI on do b
(Russian Embassador), Count D'Orsay,
Fanny EIsslcr, Thurlow Weed, &c, sc,
&c.
The novelty aud interest Of this cxtraor.
dina;y publication may be judged from the
fact, that it is an undisguis revelation of
the Authors Courtship Of Miss Gamble, the
eIt American hciress, and is full of The
most romantic and amusing scenes and in.
cident, win1ing up with the Authors dcten.
ton in an ltaIian prison. The distinguish
ed persons, both Of Europe and the United
States, who took part in this exciting and
mysterious drama, a,e all brought forward
with their private correspondence. The in
credible and piquent Developments of this
lively book must create deep sensation
and command IN unprecedented sale. The
painful necessity Of this expose will be ad-
mltted by all, when they come TO sec that
both the British Government rs we'll as the
heroine herself, have constantly refused to
repair the wrongs and injuries done to the
Author except by offers OF money, which he
repeatedly nd scornfully refused.
Prize 81, aud 81 20.
]. C. DERBY, Publisher.
No. ll9 Nassau-sreet. New York.
Jan. 3, 45 IL
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READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To PRoF. IloLLnMAY;

SiR,-lt is not my wish to become notorius,
neither is this letter written for the mere sake of
writing, but TO say that your Ointment cured me
OF one Of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases
that flesh is heir to, and which was considered
by all who knew me, to he entirely beyond the
reach Of medicine. For nine years was a:Ilic-
ted with one Of tho most painful aud trouble
some sore lcgs that ever fell to the lot of man:
aud after trying every medicine had ever
heard OF, resigned in despair all hope of being
cured but friend brought me couple Of
large pots ofyour Ointment, which caused the
Sorcs on my legs TO heal, and entirely regain
cd my health TO my agreeable surprise and dc.
light, and TO the astonishmcnt of my friends.
Signed W. j. LANGLEY.
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The Soldiers Welcome Home
By GEORGE r. NORRIS.

Victorious the hero
Returns from the war:
His brow bound with laurcls
That never will fade,
While streams the free standard
Of stripes and of stars,
Whose field in the battle
The fooman dismaycd.
When the Mexican hosts
In their madness came on,
Like tower Of strength
In his might he arose!
Where dangers most threatened,
His banner was borne,
Waving hope to his friends
And despair to his feesl
CEoRus-lIuzza huzza! huzzal
The Hero forever!
Whose fame is the glory
-tnd pride of the land
The Soldier Of Honor
Aud Liberty, haill
His deeds in the temple
b ofFme are enrolled;
His precepts like flower seeds
Sown by the gale,
Take root in hearts
Of the valiant and bold
The warriors escutcheon
His foes seek to blot
But vain are the efforts
OF partizan bands,
For freemcn will render
Full justice to Scott,
And welcome him home
With their hearts in their hands.
Huzza ! huska ! huzEat
The Hero forcverl
Whose fame is the glory
And pride of the land
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NewsI News!!

The Subscriber Is now receiving from
New York. philadelphia, Baltimore md
Charleston, his Fall supply of Drugs, Chem
icals, Paints, Oils, Soaps, Brushes, Cosmet-
les, Perfumcry, Spices aud Fancy articles;
China. Ware, such as Vases, Cups and Sau-
Gers, Toilet Bottles, Card Baskets, &c. &e.,
10 which he respectfully invites The nsien-
lion Of the citizens of Lancaster sisitSg
Camdch and waiiting articles N his line,
.s,a q. J. DELAY.
0ctA AZ tf
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Paints and Oils.
NORRIS e. WILLIS.
lO7, Fulton street, N. Y.

| have now in Stpre a large and fine stock
of White Lead, Zine, Paint, Linsced Oil.
rurpcntine, Ltmpblack, I.ithafgp. Chrome
Green, Spanish Brown aud Venetian Red.
--AI.Stj-
Paint Whitcwash and yarnish Brushes.
Sash Tools, &c. &c Give me call and I
vii! try to give YOU perfect satisfaction.
Il. J. DEHAY.
Oct 4 "a
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lkeepeonstantly 90 haad q. fFesh sspply
Of all the most popular Family Medieines,
which may be depended an AZ genuine, and
which are sold on the usual terms Cor cssis.
or on time TO punc.uai customers Being
too numerous 10 mention ii detail --send
your orders Tor what yon wish. 10
cama,n. OF. 4. lsss. S. 81 sssl.;.
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New Blacksmith Shop.

The undersigned have opened in the village
Of Lancaster Black k-smith Shop, nearly opposite
the Jail which is now in full operation, we are
prepared to do all kinds of Iron work with neat
ness and dispatch a full supply Of Iron on hand
which we will make up into any shape or form
you wish and at low prices forpaying customers
mo others wanted" our price forhorse shoeing
is Sl00 cash $l.25 when charged, ploughs
sharpened at IA cents aplough. Other work
in proportion, bring along your work and try US.
MASSEY 4 IIASsELTINE.
Feb. 81. e-St.
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Oct 4,
SERIES FOR 1856.
THE HOME JOURNAL.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.


.TNl!E first number # the new series will
II be issued on the LIST Of, January next.
New subscribers can be SUPPLIED from that
date but immediate application will be
necessary for such as desire to begin with
the beginning A home Is hardly complete,
we think We may safely venture to say;
without the Home Journal, which, besides
being chronicle of The times, abohnds In
intelligence designed to chliven an Aheri-
can Home. Its editors Geo. p. Morris ami
N. p. Willis) devote their entire time skill
and experience, to the task Of giving each
week, everything worth knowing. They
particularly keep an eye on all the whims
aud novelties Of the day. The utmost pains
are taken TO present the facts and outlines
of all news. In the literary department,
we aim at sketches hnJ readable criticism.
| and in our condensations of the production,
of the vast newspaper world of Europe we
tIidcavor to avoid the tiresome and the ESQ
| cal, and transfer I'd our columns the pick OF
English information and briliancy, while
we cudeavor to Select with true sense of,
pure morals; tribe wit, and genuine humor.
| In addition to the above, we have made new
arrangements for feature that is always
attractive in family journal. From seve-
! raj different sources we are to be supplied
with the nses and gossip Of Ne,o York So
| ctcty. In metropolis like ours, centre tho
more sparkling elements of the life Of our
country at large, and collision and attrition
brimg out much which would else be dor
mant. Ahoat, in society gossip, is small
world, of which the ordinary newspapers
make no report, and of this We think we can
promise amusing photographs. In announ-
cling also, A new series of articles by Mr..
Willis, in addition to his usual labors, we
| claim the privilege Of leaving them 10 dcsip-
nate their own style AID title rs they ab-
pear. They are to be quite dlffefeht front
anything which has ever been published in
this journal from his pen. and We are very
sure that they Mil bc no less attractive, to
say th' least. The graphic and highly.tin.
ished sketches. bv The Lady Of Shalott,,
"Timothy Quaint" and Others, will be rut.
inucd. We havo also new correspondents
| in London and Paris, who will send US much
that could never reach us through foreign
! ournals. E- -.... =
TERMs-For one copy, g., for three
oPics, S5, or for one copy for three years
s5-always in advance. Subscribe Without
delay.
Address, -,
MORRIS & WILLIS.
lo7, Fulton street, N. Y.
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WE PUBLISH THIS DAY, DEC. IL, lS45.
FANNY FERNS NOVEL,
b W 3 1 8 q = Il =
TALE or DOMESTIC LIFE.

400 PIP. l2mo, Cloth. Price, Sl,25.
EVERYBODY knows FANNY FERN
A. every body has laughed and cried over
her sparkling, dashing truthful, genial writ
ings; every ybody will wish to read this her
first novel, and every one who does read i
will pronounce it her greatest work. Says
an able critic who has read the proofsheet,
RUTH HALL is a work which not only
exceeds anything which FANNY FERN
has before written, but which, in many re-
spects, surpasscs any other work whatever.
For intense and sustained interest of nara
tive, for originality of conception and treat
ment, for scorching scarcasm and wi'hering
rcbukc Of prctcntions and hypocracy, for
elevation of moral tone and winsomeness of
religious inculcations, for vigor, freshness,
simplicity, directness and fascination of
style, we have never seen its equal.
The story takes possession of our heart
at once; we follow RUTH through her
trials with rs much interest rs though she
were our own sister; she brcaths not n
sigh, she suffers not sorrow, which the
reader does not feel rs accutely rs though
the first came from his own heart, and the
scconi was one Of his own sad experience,
The characters are such rs VIC are constant
ly meeting in everyday life: and how bold,
Iy and skIfulIy they are drawn, how pow,
erful!y the story is told, how touching is its
pathos, how sparkling is its wit, how ire.
sstable its humor, how severe its satire and
how true its moral, no adequate idea eau &c
gained except by reading H."
RUTH HALL will be for sale by book.
sellers generally. To any one sending us
the retail price we will send copy of the
work by mail, post paid.
Published bv
MASON BROTHERS,
23 Park Row, New York
Inn ~ If
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SURVEYING.

THE nndefsigbed Il prepared % wait up
il on those requiring the services Of
Surveyor. Al any time, upon application be.
ing made 70 the Clerk OF the Court. !.
xg}6 w. r.. DURI.N
Lsusmssr Jass q 1885. sf5s-zS.. :
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RT Look not mournfulIy into the
past i cannot return; wisely improve
the presenl, Z Is thine; 90 forth to meet
the sbedowy future wi,bop, fear, and with
manly heat.
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW rLAS-
TER IN NORTH CAROLINA.

I'm TN lNVN i 1T V.lINVI1IIN.i'
Mcssrs. SCOvIL d. MEAD; have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years. On the lst Of July,
1910, was 80 bad that could not turn
myself in bed and the palm 80 severe that
] had not slept wink for six days. AT
this time my attending physician prescribed
the "llcbrcw Plaster and it acted like a
charm the pain left me, and slept more
than half of the night, and in three days !
was able to ride out. | consider the 'ffe-
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
Of pains now in use. r-- ~.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

, The Stiscribcf continues the Iuanufac.
ture of Boots and shoes OF THE VERY
BEST MATERIALS, at his chop. one mi;e
esst Of Pleasant Hill
Feh: ~ 80 sm
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80 A good educasion is better safe
gaard for liberty lhan a standing army or
severe laws.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.
Copy ofd Letter from Mr.. X. DacranL Ne,c
Orleans, NoremJer oh, 1853.

To PRoF HOLLOWAY, 3S, Corner of Ann aud
Nassau streets, New York Dear Sir,-It with
heartfelt gratitude have to inform YOU that by
the use of your Ointment and Pills, the life OF
my wife has been saved. For seven wears she
had a bad breast, with ten running wounds, not
OF a cancerous nature. was told that nothing
could save her: she was then induced to use
your Ointment and Pills, when in the short space
OF three months they effected perfect cure,
TO the astonishment of all who knew us. We
obtained your medicines from Mrs. Wright &
CO., Chatres ST., New Oneaus. send this from
"iotcl des Princes" Paris, although had writ.
ten il at New Orleaus before we finally left NJ
that time not knowing your address at New
York. Signed, H. DURANT.
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Closing of the Books.

Subscriptions will be received up to the
30thJanuary, at which time the distribution
will take place.
ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE CAT
ALoGUES of the whole collection to be
distributed, will be sent free OF charge on
application.
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Knickerbocksy Magazine Office, a4s Broad
way, New York, ard at No. l66 Water-st.,
Sandusky, Ohio. Address, Cat either office)
for memberships,
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A WORK OF INTENSE INTEREST.
Notes on Duels and Du.
cling.
Alphabetically Ann

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
With Preliminary Historical Essay
BY Hon. Lorenzo Sabine. vol. limo
Price 81 25.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AT.
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy cfa Letter from Nr, w. J. Lang'sy
ofIi"n!'riHe, Yadkin County, North Car.
otiHG-U. s., dated Norea,ber Isl, 1853.
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CURTAIN GOODS, MATTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER GIN q /.

TINE Subscriber has in Store, Of his own
Il Manufacture and Importation an enor-
nous stock Of WINDOW SHADES, Cur
.CORNICES, PAPER HANGlNGS, Matraa.
ses, Satin DeLaines, Damasks Lace and Mus
lia Csrtains, Tassils, Loops, &c. All of
which arc offered at prices which are appre
ciated by all close buyers and economica
house. keepers. q - !, !.
II. w. kINsdAN q co, f7e Kipg.st.
corner King & Berrisfora- -stss Charleston,
March ~ 80 ~.
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~ In your laBgnsge Be plain,eome-
j, honest. Natural, clear. % ssp-
'''''''''
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Magnificent Oil Paintings,

from the collection of prizes to be distribu
ted among the Members OF the Cosmopoli
tan Art Association 1T the first annual dis
tribution, in January next.
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The Greek Slave !
Bacchante, Venus, Flora, Hebe. and the
Dancing Girl

TINE above celebrated Statues, together
Il with FIFTEEN STATUETTES IN
BRONZE, and several hundred
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The Pills should be used conjontly with
the Ointment, in most Of the following
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Cyl why would be have the right TO appoint the judges
Of these In the frat nssance If courts and
judgeships are created b. the act and the circuit
and the judges thereof Invested o. al the powers
vested ia them by the Of lsolif the Judges
longer sii crruour judges and hold the sessions Of
that court il il extinct and they 10 be
judges Of court which longer exisf After the court
has been thus abolished Il be asserted that appoint
could hereafter be made Of other circut-couri
judges why then strike out as the committee have
done the 18th section, which provides compensation for
the judges and fixes the of their Office How
the judges upon the death Of ihe assistants be
paid BY what tenure they to hold their Office Do
they perpctua,e the circuit court Is the chief
justice Of that siil 10 hold Office and shall
chief justice be appointed his DEATH Is this the great
achievement Of the deliberations of the oomitteio have
judges o. court that hold sessions transact
business have powers keep records and where two
Of the jndgesnecessary by the act TO make quorum
hereafter sit together the bench judges
Of the circuit court Agnin why retain the orphans
COURT Why incur all this expense TO benefit the ind-
vdual Wond the chancellor be better qualified to
discharge its duties code Of laws is TO be prepared
and this committee unwilling allow limit Of two
years for that labor Why endanger work which, if il
were done we'll ought be done quickly The commit
tee must desire to code prepared would be
credit the country and blessing this District Let
ample time then be granted If then the objections the
appointment of the judges by this law be valid the Senate
trust will scrupnlousy guard the constitutional rights
Of the Executive and viii permit the interest Of ind
vduais sacrifice its hitherto wesettled provisions
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o What they might have done the 18th 81 September
We arc all persevese with the whole force Of empire
10 CARRYING Lord Raglan and his staff through with it, and
enabling them redeem their credit the rk If another
army That what government is prepared ask what
Parliament Is expected 20 grant what the press win be
tbought very dsloyA IT does up what the BritE
people expected to swallow they many
another desperate policy Fer part whatever Others
NAY please 10 do s take further part IN sach AZ
fair We wipe hands 81 the under the existing
Axenen II government IL the House of Commons, the
British people, choose sell themselves the aistocrAey
and through the arsstccrsey their enemies ID Ia their
aGar wipe bands If the national suicide An that
do Is 10 protest and warn, and that viii
cease to DO though hitherto have done il in vain"
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TnsAsrxx Dussr~sss.
Jssuasy a, foS&
xcace hereby given hewsAx ss~erssss
.ssss q DE uss~e rsepsses =
hereof sea ne - Mssch
ss@e,p" ia ire hereinafter
eoaee,
ls a ceaiAsat s2Aed,
wil
may se a6sx~a- Tse assigned
sseseof
s,es s~eeips
all b. pad compounded ~ The following pAsoeuiazs
J. The psr value, specified sn
grrmsam ef Aosn " act
Jay a pea ca
eee~r psr Of
" Asses sss
Teeea.s~ yaas per
sahesined ny the % lass,
1854 soaasea called
iassnsnty y per eesL
fsea~ lx lseasry
Trsssosy,
e~s~rl 81
IN saasten.
rsyacus -
Boston, New kosk,
o. rsaSaeysss, parties direct
essuneAas of TITS
sslsay reeely before
saiA lss ssg Of March
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Treasury
Jau s-s,xm ld
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r CuistDs~r s~s Cussias~ssF vol, Paris
Il Ensanasr fsnp~sssl. vct- rnvss.
Frsncsseii'- Acesrm French C.ot~sy.
Hundred gr~sch Cookery w Miss Ls~s<
me srSh o. nd Hcusew n
THE Manual, Ssored q vol t-emdos-
Every Man sss aasacr, hy R~sasas ves., Lees"s
K~dasnrs Hsssy sns nsA~rrsem 81 sn4<sn "ssss' VOL
I.asdoe
ana m.sy shsr. saslss shs sasees.
FehM FRANcK TAYLOR.
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"a Fm@-yleaasa lss.aIgrs4i cis~ls.l.


fssF'A.4 S~
hAmhishrRos Feb fsfhr prospects - general F0N AZ
Harrisburg are Increasing Last nishs ths democrats q
eaacas nominated Bscsaiew Bat twensF meneefs weFe
present
Al the whE Caucus but eight members ~oe PFeseNf
these nominated fhonas Williams
Tbs kno~ nothing secseersthirfy -thres sronsofPose
The election Of Cameron and = yct Mner1an what eoarse
WIZ q adopted By thsln
fsbooSp pEsrATca.l
resolution has passea bth houss. sr ts sv.srni q
select COMMITTEES 70 investigate certain rr.rts that BRIBERY
"a $50 -. 49, ~ sl ~. -. -
both boy..s
-, -
hs DAos vac i4aen or United Sa'ss senator without
ton Tbs convention adjonrnod Tuesday the 1Iih
d feorasry.
n,x =
o4 '''@ Hs"o~'s
-" fso. h.. me legislature o. sAhefnaAr ~
y lhe -4th % hAa &a tweny Two unsuccessful ballots re-
ohi'ed States senator IN place O hon Mr. 6wn The bal
lo'e were A ne~fs WIN me Same FTs1 ms ios'wing =
she twenty -sso0hai
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Tuesday IS minutes o'eieck, cHAk -
WILLIAM fRAILEX "a r. NJ
n. Fssfhxr, Ia the 18Th year n MS
friends Of The Gs@y respectfully nylea The userHl
which ias- place THURSDAY oepcs,
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Navigation Opened.
BALTsnonK, Feb I3.--The steamers have succe
opening track down the bay TO the edge OF the i
NnrA.fsa

New YoRx Feb 3.-Fiour is dnll4 900 barrels sold
unchanged Wheat il dull Cornlo 600 bushels sold
81 OF 81 o3 Cotton dull and depressed Stocks
unchanged but heavy Business generally continues much
interrupted by the weather and the stcppage of navigation
both here and at the West.
BALTIMORE Feb. -Flour--Howa street sells Mt
IS So City Mills IS 25 Wheat and unchanged
and the supplies light There change in other
ticles On second change Howard street -four sold s. 81
a decline Of 129 cents per barrel
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Monthly e quotations Of domestic ereaage prepared
al The eususy from Weekly rourns rcced from the As
sistaaf Treaswers and deJositayics
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THE EMBARGO IN lLLwoIs.-The Chicago Democrat
Of the 9TH instant says;
Ii Is two weeks since receved mail from
Springfield and the prospect is that the trains viii be
able go through before Saturday If they do then The
Mississippi road appears he almost hopeIesly blocked
up and hear OF bnt little progress being made open
il The Aurora and Illinois Central the only other
by which the capital be reached is in similar oond-
ton although unless the work Of opening greatly
srded by the OF Monday night there hope
Of connerou being formed with the Mississippi road
Bloomington
u Seems that in portions a. Iowa the snow-storm has
been nesrly as severe in Illinois The lows City Re
porter Of the 3lsi ult says:
An unprecedented snow-storm has visited eastern
Iowa attended with Unusually cold weather AT Rurling
the fell from Eve fee, deep the 22i and
at Davenport from 10 10 Is inches
On PrsFr-The English papers state thu, at the late
election Oxford University the Rev Or Pussy the lead
CT OF the Romanixing party elected the governing
board by very large vote.
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MO080u Asaae ~ tAs Woraa cossasass = iss sssssc
N mays, he1ufsiy SD ccycesrS ~ As -
Fhysesa 49, Hssrsi C~sphT. BY Robert Msd.* wim - -
oegstuAss ~ @" pa~cs
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