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NrahImaas nlIP @0almerflei0er.

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lem eeshrn 9ublitu an, II etfn neu Stpre IN srp
"a on 5amrrfraee erSnt bat unb Ees Oppbl 6Ietce in
better 2luspabt pprrathie bat e aud nnf Srpre anrtHt
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light, the woman watched them out Of
sight. Then stepping to the cradle took,
and straightway hung upon hook well
dressed sheep, as fat and fine as ever tempt
ed man to dine
Joe soon came in and she related how
nicely she the men had cheated-hoW,
when she saw their steps directed toward
the house, their plans suspected; SO. rum
ming TO the pantry shelf where Joe had
put the meat himself--for he that night
before had taken it and lugyed it home
and slyly laid it--she clappcd a night cap
on the sheep, and laid it down as if to
sleep, within the cradle, where its form she
covered up to keep it warm, and roc!.cd
and sung to keep it quiet, suppoSing they
would not come nigh it.
This did Joe's tenderness awaken; she ii
saved his mutton and his bacon and PROV
ed her c!f ii help quite meet for one who
stole the food he'd cat Sc up he stepped
and fou,Iy kissed her, until she thought
he'd raised a blister, and praised hers as
the best receipt he'd ever found to keep
fresh meat.
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Interpolating an Oath.

We were considerably amused vcster-
day, at the recital of an anecdote illus
trative Of the difficulties which are some
times encountered in the collection of
claims. 1t appears that many years ago,
the clerk Of one of the courts in this sec
tion of the State had made frequent un-
successful efforts to recover the amount Of
certain fee bills which he held against Il
slippery citizen residing in a neighboring
county. Whenever the bills were pre-
sented, there was sure to be some obsta-
Gle to the payment of the amount due;
and thus, from time to time. the settlement
was deferred, until our clerk began to be-
lieve that his debtor should be ranked
among those unprinciped knaves who
infest all communities, and disgrace hui.
manity by dishonesty refusing to pay
their just liabilities. An opportunity was
however, soon offered him of bringing the
delinquent "to law" 1t happened that
the fellow was summoned as witness in
a certain case. and the usual oath had to
be administered to him by our friend, the
clerk. 1t was put in this wise: "You
solemnly swear that you will tell the truth,
and also pay me those fee bills you o,ce,
before you leave town SO help your God
There was no getting over this, and being
fairly circumyented by the willy clerk, the
countryman lost no time after the adjourn.
ment of the court in proceeding to h's
Office and forking over
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ed them to contribute pretty literally when
the deacon came round with the plates, as
the money was needed to circulate repub-
lican documents in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
This was the preaching.
went home, trying to mentally digest
the poltico religious hash had listened
to, and endeavored to decide whether there
was zoo much politics for the piety, or too
little piety for the politics. Came to the
conclusion that, if a minister wants to
make business Of electioneering, he ought
to stump the State for his favorite candid
ates and charge his expenses to the Cen
trail Committee.
Thoughtfully,
@ K.PHILANDER DoEsr1cKs, P. B.
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HAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

I KRIN AL AND DEPAhlUhE OF tht NIslIIs 1T
[ and from WooDsFIELD:
BARNEsvILLE-Arrives every day (e.>cept Sun
day) at II o'clock NJ. Departs every day (eN-
cept Sunday at l o'clock P. NJ.
BARNEsvILLE Wia Calais) -Arri' IS every
Wednesday and Saturday at l2 o'clock NJ. De-
parts every Wednesday and Saturday at r. NJ.
MARIETTA western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at ?. NJ. Departs ev-
cry Morlay and "Wednesday at . A. NJ
MARIETTA (Southern route)-Arrives every
Saturday at p. NJ. Departs every Friday at
) A. NJ.
SuNFIsu rington)-Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at II M. Departs same days at
p. NJ.
Sr. CLAIRsvr1LE-Arrivese every Monday and
Friday at p. NJ Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at A. M.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS AT SUNFISH, OHIO.

EASTERN MAlI-Ledres Wheeling (by Steam
boat Stephen Bayard) at 10 O'Clock y. NJ,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays; arrtres at
sunlish same days at l o'clock 7. M. Return
ing icares Parkclshurgh o'clock A. NJ, Tues
lays, Thursdays ami Saturdays; arrires at sun
iish from / to o'clock Il. NJ, same days
NoopsFIELp Mall Departs Mondays and
thursdays at p. NJ, and arrires Tuesdays
an FRIDAYS by 9 A. NJ.
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Legal Notice

i (lATII AWNE SplLLERS, of the State of Iowa.
| y will take notice that on the 18th day of
/ August 1886, at the instance of William Me
Knight us Administrator of William c. Martin
deceased, Il summons and order of attachment
was issued against her by Joel L. Randolph,
! ESD, IL Justice of the Peace III and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand
ing $50 with interest from April II, lejl.
That said summons was returned defendant not
! found, and said attachment returned endorsed
no goods, &c. found to attach with Il suggestion
! that said defendant had an interest in real
estate in said county. The said Alminstra-
tor afterwards on the 3Oth day of August, l SjG.
J filed Il transcript of the said proceedings in
| the court of common pleas of said county,
upon which the said Administrator obtained an
order of attachment from said court, for the
sum aforesaid. which has been returned served
The said defendant will also take notice, that
! on the 30th day of August, 1856, said plaintiff
filed in said court his petition in civil action
against said defendant demanding said sum of
money: and that unless said defendant shall
appear in said court, on or before the third
Saturday after the Sth day of October 1856.
and answer said petition, that at the October
term of said court, 1856, the plaintiff will ask
for judgment against the defendant by de-
fault for $50, with interest from the 18th dav
of april, A. d. 1851.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY x HoLLIsrER,
e@t'>. 5, 1906. Attys for Plaintiff.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Court Of Commom Pleas Of Monroe Coun-
ty, Odio.
T OUlSA IIARAPsr will take notice, that on
l. the 9th day of June, 1886, Jacob IIarapst,
iie'i in sail Court, his petition for Divorce
from his said wife. Cause-wilful absence for
more than three years. Said petition will be
for hearing at the October term 1856, of said
Court. JOHN S. WAY,
July =, lS56.-6w' Atty for petitioner.
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j. NJ. Kirkbride, Woodsfeld; Armstrong
Mooney Il Co., Beallsvilie; kotzebue 4
Obinger, Malaga; Charles Hare, Sum
mericld; and by all dealers in Medi-
eines everywhere.
August 20, 1855.
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CiaringtOn Lodge. No 263,

OF T. & \. MASoys, meets the Monday on or
preceding the full moon i'll each month.
J. j. O'CONNOE, W. NJ.
WM. +. BooTI, ). w. JAG. w. HOWELL, :. ID
RoBr. CHASE, }. W. WM. 7. llURD, Sec'ry.
PETER WADE, J. D. JAMES COLLINS, Tyler
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LOOK HERE.

rINEE undersigned having sold out his stock OF
| Confections Groceries. Hardware Queens
waGe. Notions. &c.. to William Lippincott, Will
hereafter continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively. and will sell at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers.
Ny stock of common liquors is completes, and
cannot be exccled in quality. | have also on
hand French, Cosnac, Otard, Pale Blackberry
Ginger, Peach, Apple, New York, Wild Cherry.
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandics; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Clarct, Common Port,
Crownhcad Port. Catawha. and MADEIRA Vines;
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongahela, Irish
and Rectitied Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
mestic Gin. and New England Rum. Quart. pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross;
which will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or nr,lici-
nal purposes, can rely on getting pure article,
by calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Suniish, Ohio.
Nov. y, 1855. WM. II. MALLORY.
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trGH?, accpins Cough, Influenza.
Asthma OF Eshthisic. and Rrcnchiti,.

n tt. FtI. Z
SlR: Your Cu"RgI P@,TnrAL is regk.rmng marvellous
in this aon. 1t has r.li we'd several from uacu,
~ syIuy of ruusipti and is curing n
has Itrrc., der affection of the lul.4 tine
/. ; f,rts years. HENRY l.. PARKS. Merchant.
A. \. RAMSEY, Mp. Alm,H. M,SRos c.. low.
c> St,.t. =. iHa.' l'uritv nY practice "f many
have riu! ~ i-. cIri. Ia yIIr t'uHE"T pFCT0ri. for
wing AL. rr,f to r,ii~;impjiNc patents curing
:i,iI r> are ct,c-,hI.. =.
V" might al Volumes Of evidence init tho most
ncing pr,nt e" she vites If III. med! il nud il its
.,..ls r1rn,l
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rrnhth'v riS has ever been known wh:ci'
.ur"l mar Y and such lnn2 this Som.
hrnnn all I.t,rit: hu those the CnE.6r
.'z,' uG NL affords rHlirt AMI comfort.
tSroR lIrrsG. NJ" York Cry March 1856
n'cI0; tYir InwErI: feel il y ,lntv an,i pl a.urr
irGr5m yAt ynur ca .rrT i CTna VI iiss do: for
~ W.. SlI" u >, len &c rn.'th< lalnrinc Ter The
..nStn,S svurtnus of Cu:i.ujuin'l, from which sl
.,rtl prriu gave her much relief She Wa. steadily
.,ir until IIr Strong of s city where hsvr
ayic,. Recommended trial of ynur medicine. W
.4 .i> ki "dur-s as your skill. she
lIna tlrn: day She j. not yet strong she used
hul i ire from her rnHgh. and calls herself we'll!
Y"trs with .:i9,titr,. AMI nEa:d,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SH@l:YyrIE
t;ro. do not despair till you have tired AYE,
'tV iYrF:;>L. 1t il made ly om'uf The !" Il n';rh
n r.,,!ld ar its all aruJiul hSl"'E
,.c ii-i l8,ii;s If is virtues PaGdiri!to Lcrg"r
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4 4 r c1's Call aItiC Fills,

=; II. si,i.c, Of ylcn.s ry and Nclrac lac o.,
a,,i fiirir iurc tbs los most i"::;
&c. ,i;!tc ni.iy, i known "a Inr:;'rlr i'r,:-
>,'.:, :;.t 'sC rI, have virtues wh.,h srrie:' Il
<!,- .c -, ,I,!iu#,y rra,inc- aaL that ty w:
r.,r,5ntai! ~, II, ssel 'f ~ 'am. They s'.
- ~ ;a,c. h... iow ,rft t" rue. Their lrn"-
-. - ir. r st,m ,tc the vital scti't vi III. y
,,,.2i ..:l.,.:a. "r it, nr:~'I:s puffy ,I., IL, !
"I Co.. 'i'r<c They l!r-' rt - F'l i':fr"rH wi',''
,.'avl IL -r~ ,s'calicr. stin'r'.y s.rS:;A ~ '''
irrcl Ga:~ irn tlrir natural a,.n -. .":r :,.
',." MA strength = ic VIII" sr,;"ia. ~ r:'iy
i!l.y rlit IL every lag c"Gg'an7 - cr2ry i.iH .
.!s,, uni able nj ..,. ,yos Il, cat. = !; haze i
IL" tss. = hrn;n skill. :, bile they ,r"i'rr" lnH
-tf'.s H. Y are al tho tim" III diminish "'
.afst aai hest phy.ir ti,a lie "'ployrl for cli
i,cing -, ar r;l:ri, they pleasant = tax: a'
rIr.y Vegetable. fI, from :'Iy rish Il ham.
have 'e"n made which SUI pass lief II 't 80
>;3ntia:ci 10y cf >nci! exalted position li' 't'":'t
IT, /" f,ld the suspicion II u,tr,.tiL ,fay cl'r':
,-r- aud ,' y<cia:rS l.. " lent their rrur> t" i
" tie lI'c ilr reliability Z" Try Remedies wh''" Oh
.S .r.r ;hc assurance "f their r"n'iri"n '''"
rty Preparations contribute Immensely to tlr relief q" la!
afflicted. suffering, t'lt"wntn.
tn" tgclt below named i please" t" furnish erT* III,
Amiallc containing irc't":> t': tl!'ir IL" az;
,.tirat,s ii tlir of the following complaints
Crs,ive!lcss riiiois Complaints. ihrTna~In. hr''Ht
l"art'.uIiI. IL ',hc arising from tul Stomach H
Iuii.-~;ian Nn- !uaction "f III" Bowels ard ,"'!'
arising thrrrft'm, Fiatuirncy. Loss o Appetite n' t!''
,ilS and tutnu.s Diseases w' Il require an rNarri'i
Medicine" ScroEuln Kings Xvii. Th"r also 10y iniiN
ing h, blood 1i Stimulating III" system. cure maiH
,"upairiS which il world rot I've supposed they r"''
,rri, <;,I, i'c:rnc>> Partial m!nrS Ncar'gi ana
%rSn.s lrijh;it;y Heterogeneous "i the Liver nnd i,r
r.v. and other kindred cunpli:ntS arising l".h "
:rw state If ,i,r body or obstruction Off Functions
u, not hr put III hy unpimcip"d dealers with some
other ,iiI tl.y make. ,,,ur, profit on. AK for AYtE
r!lrs. and take nothing else. :" other they can E'C
yn,u compares with h, i'll its iutrnsc value "r curative
powers The si.L want the lcst aid there il 10" h:cil
and they should have Il.
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5ESIMOTHY SEED, Ky. Blue irass Seeds
f relup Seed. Garden eeds, Ne., &c., for
sale at .rssknktL E'S.
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As a remedy for many OF
liar to the West, the Eclectic
equal; such is Bilious Disease.
the system generally-in Chills,
AGue--t'. act on the Liver and Se,
cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Jaund1,
fectlons of the Kidneys, and diseases of the
Blood--eure Costiveness, &c. They cleanse
the stomach and Bowels, operate specifically
upon the Liver and Secretions, give tone to the
Digestive organs, and establish a healthy ae-
ton in the whole system. Thus not only re-
moving present diseases. but preparing the sys-
TEN to resist future attacks of the same.
These Pills have been before the public about
iour years, and they have acquired a reputation
for the cure of LIVER COMpL AINTS-as we'll
as other diseases for which they are recon-
mended-whch has never been equalled by
any remedy, heretofore offered to the public.
IN the same length of time.
Ea All the foregoing Family Medicines are
prepared and sold by DIR. S. FELLERS.
IA His only authorized agent in Woods
held IS a. D. BRIGGS
June 4. 1ss6.-1y.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

JOG PRINTING
Executed with n"atEcss and dispatch ii this
O1tice and 1T Reasonable prices.
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Blank Deeds and justices
Blanks for sale at this Office.
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Prepared by DT. i. G. AVER,
fracti;al and Analytical Chemist. Lowell Mass
prIcE 70 CTs. PR Env. FIVE Boxes FOR 81.
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Storage, FOrwardns& Commission

In this branch Of e trade, We arc pre- AIRED To do
d large amount Dt business. Merchants and Others
making cons igHmous 10 our House, may rest assur-
ed OF The almost fidelity part To the.r Inter
ess. aud that ther gumeHts shall receive promp
attention IN safes and returns,
n. Satisfactory reference given in all cases,
and with pleasure
Nav 3dwI RYAN 81 McEARN.
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Pstoay Medicines

JUST Eta-t#&-t# EL~
tfr0Es gL sag- zz fsLferH-7s.- crgTm,
SHs4AtAfs Tol4e.
- 4az - l',. lie HRles fsversn nj s-ae a-ter;at-
IL ~ny raHtet3 euro in iQEI Igprs rEtarnaiE-
E3ac-I#aE % aH. sgt. ia ttis ety.
tFat2- {. 4. W b. y
Teas
ans 5.Ear Treas ofs1l kir g., 1era r Ri aaa
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49, h MI Nj H. A -

f.-t4K ,atse+gber Nas tnken -'a II Che upper ems
sssr Aiaa set. asherh b. hssitree aNestR
- ia n rF.7 sp.I al ala tars e. geEfc ihem Nfih -
vi ~ -. 4. me = ,sia sr8 Affords, sHa AZ bs EaE
,.,5s.sss t5av 80 0e elaairce id 'he eN re eSsS
@@'zst ~ tatsnses M H aNR4a
o. tkSf.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. SHAKE
A ALlIl
WHOLESALE Retail

fEHE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets large and well selected stock
81 goods all descriptions tn mon use, con sstnR
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps,
Glassware, Qaeeusware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass
e. 4. r. L.ss Aanawha salt Hardware,
Ael'sand &iilsaws, Iron, all kinds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grndstones,
N0denware, Live Geese feathers, Pitch& o um,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, &c
which viii be sold at Il small advance for CASH AS
Ia.enA keeping everything In common use, persons
vaHl several articles obtain them on Front ST.
az the Brick storeoppVsiIeth the Mls, Davenport, Iowa
Juueb, 1853. }. NJ, BOWLING.
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aH : i.H.T tHU tm.a. BE
hal Buas i,slaaoa a.. ra.
fagUi E..aalI I't.asa-Iphia.
81. gureY. iaGsslalgL..
faups b jsD.a, WHsasl-a... H..
.a1suHR E.a4. Ess,n Kuugns 10
ra.m Ea~ar. FiIauirlphis.
BP Forrest H. a.n a..
Eumauw LInu. Gaafr..e ~. 90
% lfga7ama.. a.ar-rI.- nv
gE.l5seE e.. q. I..g....t.r d. g..
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BH0HS. SlAIIOgEBY & WALL RAPG
- tTAgEkFT q DfEI'0N have int of.rr,B


+
et s,. .ul known a5 Aiahs.H Emporium. On Bn,Hr
r., rppaH. The lora Book EguHa, eHrrr tas, wlil l
ir ei'g day with lar& now Et9.. I.r Che a-
un3 ainp1 thpa. airre ipu9Ha patronage g. respect
{ fuzzy EIhstgd
( II. W.EATHBEE, EHOM A. ORION
DttG-A, II.s Davenport j.. ..t.
Zoo .sata wanted l5 a.1 lIo LIZ. ur FREMONT an
.iIaH Paat cfi4lDsiH Hin 0is sLud / iva. .. g. a..
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IA.Al.xt.a.n y ca
-. .,tE - NJ

e EaL ESAfsE AND RETAIL SheSANst
8 rys q yss 40 " Comma sstan W rs "ss
Baa ta9sAb a%4s., ssaGataA p 's.saG*s E'tN ~,
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SILKS, Fop!yus etc
FegsopS8" Ea1t u Eaelg epo4s aya r. sa.s. 1 .ar..
AHtna 'Elss IS @f.astle = olas yf Us u yes ly
Etsitg az W. ba."pSfafEs
.-lyI3 20 IT. bp. he CO. g aaaa.
szW MkbES.
4 A.1GakpA i.l., Aa. & flslAatEs Eow-. asz .gl
81 rstsiNedA tags Iotai AIS SD fepGlaf tget aqr
he Plume, CBl,ET aud Jter lnstgl faeTsts a5anEg
which are tie following .s.4 $50 b.
80 Ia uia p 90 81 Lake f3ewgs-' lae sSE gay
YnE' 90u,
atUsar Summer Morn, ~ D. tla. well lnowH AID -.
popular ballad composer. sEtSTBeH b.ogtf
- iiowA wberetLe blue Bells Ora y y sea uti4i
cong Is sung bf Mr.. Sims itegTos ana eaHip"te
~ Ate.
IS tslrst Rate Shullttehe.'' bS u. hiygu.
81 Oaisa Fyne Polka MARI as
''nsfanade Quick step" @ las tl4srs for iva lEEaa
ars. 90 aug3Geu
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REMOVAL.

4 Il. BANNER, Esq, has removed his Office a.
- sgoHally across to the Second story Of Cramp-
building, Ia Tie room formerly occupied BY tie
Gslstss once, u cor second d. Brady sts. nv sitf
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Certificates, References and Extracts OF Let
tera Of Reliahla Gentlemaa

P5r a.s.I.s ...ss .slHs acsgFtis ggiowan1 Address
U&&Dg WEAVER, JE-, 4 Co,
a..=..= Ftav=L ar4 Sfsr=.
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-
asr NIL Ia otarstfen hgtar5 hsafns and Oh per-
s- hF44g v#,rf + f..rf ~ 5Eng q infringing on
F. as ,isll t,.statr + .fT IS tha strIsi letter
~ =
slsEt Ia M IA, over Ef5; .tgs.s III E'.ay every
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prasI s..as.. ise So eaetsfs. IS E.Iovauiailres.
.e.f4e VIEWER Jr CO.
n-rr.-. s..tf rtawkees store
JertincatS5t At4dASASeS hAo EAlaeth OF Let-
ter5 Of Reliable Gentlemen.
yy..,a.t .,a,t,la r.,#aa .,lrf.-nlt9f tlsat
Il ~, prt,,t,ai
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s. ,,tFs a rs.4r=s MA l,s,yf.s,-. IS Merchant
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a fairs in kansas.

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Col. Eldrge, Of I'll.
Free State Hotel. in Lawrence, Kansas, NJ.
rived here last night, and ALSO two searers ol
dispatches for Washington. General Pome-
roy had Effected bis escape from Lawrence
aud is expected here tonight meeting
has been called in Kansas City for the 22i
instant, TO consider measures relative to the
American Hotel, which is saiu to belong Iu
the EnigraM Aid Society.
ST. Loris, May 3l.-Col. Eldridge, from
Lawrence, arrived yesterday, en- route for the
East. lie Intends 10 dcmand damage from
Government lur the destruction vi Els prop
erly III Lawrence.
Ex-Guyernor Reeder came down the Mis-.
sssipp river as u deck hand on board "A
steamer and left il al 81. Charles, Missouri
aud passing over to Illinois, went 10y railroad
10 Chicago. Ills trunks lrlt at Atchison,
contained letters to parties AT the East, which
II is reported, will iavolye HIM in charge Of
conspiracy against The Government.
The steamers Saturn aud Polar Star arri-
we'd here last night, with large number of
Emigrants returning kast.