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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-26

HuOVlWE.
FRONT-ST............FT. MADISON, IOWA,
u AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
J. 1 snd 10 now large snd commedioas establish
mont, convenient 70 the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business
The undersigned has furnished IL throughout in
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
ence In the business will enable him to give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 20. 1855. dANN b. r. ROE.
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I9ruultural.
EXHAUSTING THE SOIL.

Is 1t not singular fact in some of the
Old States we have immcnce tracts Of
land thown out Of cultivation, as HAVING
become exhausted of the soil, whilst in
the old countries of Europe, which have
been in cultivation for centuries, the re-
verse is the case The soil OF Europe. SAYS
n traveller, is better than ever-aud ,he
reason he assigns, is the plentiful supply
OF manures made upon the best possible
system, by. which the soil is receiving
more back than is taken away in pro
ducts.
or all farm products, says G. Remelin,
in the Ohio Farmer, the atmosphere and
rains farnish the larger quantities Of its
component parts, aud whenever proper
system OF manuring exists, the grounds
must become constantly enriched. In
Europe, manure is the ever present idea
OF the farmer, and by gathering 81 offa.s
ana inaklng manure IN any conceivable
way, he does not only by green manur
ing, such as plowing clover under, but bv
stable, factory, street. and dwelling ma.
nHre, take good care to return TO mother
earth the rental she requires, and do it
without grudgiag and compound interest
Soil is only thea exhausted where crops
are raised which are entirely rcmoved,
and of which nothing is returned to lle
soil-for instance, tobacco. This is very
h:lle IT. Europe. The fine wheat crops
which smile upon the traveller, as he is
rushed past them 10y railroad speed, would
be an impossibility, if the idea OF exhaus
tlon were true. The meadows too which
are mown thrice every year, and each
time give a good crop, have been mown
for ages, and contradict this exhaustion
theory. No; the European farmer and
his land are always or good terms with
each other. The man yields good hus
bandry, and the land yields good crops.
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TIE MOTHER MoULDs THE MAN.
That 1t Is the mother who mouIds The
man, is a sentiment illustrated bv the
following recorded observations of late
shrewd writer:
"When lived among the Choctaw In
dians, held consultation with one of
their chiefs respecting the successive sta
gee of their progress in the arts ai civil
wed life, and among other things he in
formed me thar, at their staIt, they fell
into great mistake; they only sent their
boys TO school. These boys came home
intelligent men, but they married unedu-
Gated end nnciyIIized wives, and the uni
form result was, that the children were
all like their mothers. Thus the father
soon lost all his interest in both wife and
chlidrep. And now, said he, if we would
educate but one class of our children. we
should choose the girls, for when they
become mothers, they educate their sons.
This is the point, and it is true. No ma.
ton can be fully enlightened when moth.
ers are not, in good degree, qualified TO
discharge the duties OF the home work of
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

j. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary. are considered us
wishing to continue their subscription.
= Ii subscribers order the di>conliuuanye
of their papers. the publisher can continue
to send them until ali arrcaraecs a:c paid
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office TO which
they are directed. they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order tue paper
discontinued.
a. If amy subscriber removes to another
place wl!hou. informing the publlshcr. and
their paper is sent 10 the former direction,
they are held responsible.
8. The Court has decided that refusing
to take II Newspaper from the office. or re-
moving and leaving it uncalicd for, is priDia
jGcie evidence of an intentional II. ..ud.
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To MAKE TouGu BEEF TENDER.-To
all those who have worn down their teeth
IN masucatng poor old tough COW beet,
We will say that carbonate Of soda will be
found remedy for the evil. Gut the
stakes the day before using into slices
about Two inches thick, rub over them
a small quantity Of soda, wash it off mex,
morning, cut it into suitable thickness,
and cook to notice. The same process
will answer for fowls and legs of mu,tar
etc. Try it. all ye who love delicious,
tender dishes Of meat.
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SAVING PEA VINE HAY-THE
CHINA PnOLIFIC PEA.

EDITORS SOUTHERN CULTvAToR.-In
the October number of the CuItlvator,
no,lce Il commuDIcs ton from ''r. G.. g."
IN which he complains that he can find
no suitable substitute for fodder, much
as he objects to the loss vf time and corn
involved in pulling it. He says he has
found it impossible to gather and cure
pea-hay so that his horses would eat it,.
even after several days Stunning. | think
she would find it an advantage to pursue
plan introduced into our neghborhood
by DR.. Goree, which is to plant the peas
In ridges four or five feet apart, after he
has taken off his oat crop Just before
frost he has the vines pulled up and
thrown into 'win rows" After it has
taken one days sun, and before the leaves
ges dry enough to crumbIe he has the
rows chopped in two every ten or twenty
feet, depending upon the amount Of vines)
then loaded on wagon, aud driven 10 a
con, euient place for stacks, which are
made by setting up posts fifteen or twenty
feet in height. we'll Embedded, and having
holes bored with two inch auger every
two feet, through which are thrust strong
poles extending five or six feet on each
side. On these are hung lhe vines, from
bottom to top. The stack should he
thatched with oat or other straw, and
suffered to remain untouched for a month;
when he will find rich, sweet food that
will keep his horses and mules (uness at
work) perfectly fat without the assistance
OF other food
Another plan which we find successful
is TO put the vines in rail pens, having
after each load two or three rails thrust
through from one side to the other, so
thst the next load may partially rest np
on them; in this way, admitting a free
circulation of air. IT. G. c." will find
by adopting this plan that his most fas-
tidious horses will willingly eat pea ahay.
Mr.. Wm. F. Douglas, Of this county, is
this year planting China pea" which ]
think should supercede the use Of every
other. | have noticed his crop from time
TO time during the season, and must say
! have never seen anything to equal it,
1 shall plant 20 other next year, SO well
satisfied am | OF its superiority. w. r.
South Bend, Ark, Oct, 1855.
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IMPROVED MopE oY Co0grNG SALT
poRK'-for the benefit of those who,
like ourselves, are obliged to use ronsid.
cradle salt pork, the following method is
recommended. 10y which it is very much
improved especially for frying. Cut AS
many slices as may be needed, il for
orre"ktas;, the night previous. and soak
I'LL morning IN quart or two Of milk
and water, one third milk skinned
mix, II not too near souring. is best
rinse I'LL the water is clear and then fry.
1t Is nearly or quite as nice as fresh pork
both the fat and the lean pa..s.-Ohio
Fd,n,er.
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REMINIsCENCE OF NAPOLEON

In lSiO-that memorable year when
home. Amsterdam, Dan zic. Antwerp and
.'trls were cities OF the same proud EN-.
plrc-Na?oleou had Lrough, hrs voung
bride TO Brussels, and WAS received with
great enthusiasm and pOmp. On The
morning after his arriyal, he reviewed the
troops OF the garrison in the Allce Tcytc.
aud as the different regiments deGted he.
fore him, remarked grenadirr who bore
the chevronS Of sergeant major. Tall
and erect, his black eyes hlazcd like STARS
from face bronzed by twenty campaigns
while an enormous mouSIachc rendered
his appearance still more formidable. or
0'zdETe. When the line WAS reformed
the Emperor rode mp to the regiment OF
grenadrers, and called the sergran, to tie
front. The heart Of the old soldier beat
high, and his cheeks glowed.
Il have seen you Getore,' said Napo
leon, "your unmc!"
Noel, SIRE lie answered, with a nl
tering voice.
Were you in the army oC Italy 2"
"les, sire; drummer n, The Bridge Of
ArcoIe."
And you became a sergeant. ma jor?"
AT Marcngo, sire"
''But sinceT
Il have taken my share of all the
great battles"
The Emperor waved his hand, the
grenadler returned to the ranks. and Ma
poIeon spoke rapidly t. the Co.oneI Il few
moments the quicI; gamces Of his eve,
toward Noel showed that he was talking
oi him. lie had Been distinguished for
his bravery in several battles. hu, his mo
desty had prevented his soliciting aG.
vancement, and he had been overlooked
in the promotions. The Emperor recall
ed him TO his side.
You have mcrited the cross Of the Lee.
gion OF Honor" SAID he, giving him the
one he wore. "Iou are IL brave man"
The grcnrdier, who ut this momcn,
S ood between The Emperor and the Col
onei, could not speak, but his ewes SAID
more than volumes. Napu.eon made a
sign, the drums beat IA roll, here was n
dead silence, and the Color eI turning to
wards tie new knight, who with trclnh
ling hands was placing his cross upon his
breast, said with loud voice,
"ln the name of the Emperor. respect
Sergeant Major Noel as sub.Heutenant in
your ranks
The regiment presented arms. Noel
seemed in a dream; and only the stern.
mmoN atle features Of The Emperor pre
vented him from falling on hs knees
Another sign was made. the drums beat.
and again the Co'oncI spoke,
"ln the name of the Emperor, respect
Sub Lieutenant Noel AS Lieutenant IN
your ranks"
This new thunderStroke nearly over
came the grenadIer; his knees trcmbIed:
his eyes, that had not been moist for
twenty years. were filed with tears. and
he was vainIv endeavoring to srammer
his thanks, when he heard third roll Of
the drums, ard the loud voice Of his Col
onel-
"ln the name OF the Emperor, respect
Lieutenant Noel rs Captain in your
ranks"
After this promotion the Emperor con.
tnued his review with that calm, males.
tic air which none who beheld him ever
forgot hut Noel, bursting into food Of
tears, tainted in the arms Of the. Colonel.
wiIIe from the regiment came a loud,
united shout Of Vive I Empcreoy!
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Srlrtt puetry.
THE YOUNG WIDOW.

Sb, ;s modest I'm, NOT bo.hcL
Freo and e,sv br, ro,hoLa.
J;ks m ,,rlo r;,, ana LII.
,,,s w '"u" ""u no. ''o 0'''
m. .''i 'eP"''"''
r, ~ "N' "",s ''',o "o" '"'
~, , N'f'''
' - ~ ~ "' wv
She b,. studied bun,n no,nro.
Sho :, sohooI,d :, al hor
Sbe hos t,ko, ,sr d;,,om.
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Infallible Remedy.

II You ATE suffering with auy of the above
distressing ailments, the Fluid ENtuct Buchu
VIII cure you. Try 1t and hc convinced oi its
efficacy.
kEW AhE OF QCACK NoSTRUMS AND
QCACK DOCTORS,
VII" falsely boast of abilities and rrfr9cnyes-
'iuA"nS know aud avoid them, and save Long
suffering, Money, aid exposure, 10y scuding o.
calling Tor a bottle q. thi. Popular and SpccIlic
Ermedv.
II a!"ys all palm aud inflammation is perfect.
j. l.rn-Nu, Iva H. taste aud oIor, but immediate
u it, action
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
FEEEHEE!BFEfEA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihi Va y ~ AN N'O y NfNl III /.
ago all persons afflicted with Sexual Disease
= such rs SpEEMATURGHEA. SEMINAL.
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONUREiIu:A
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of ONANISM, q
SELF ABUSE, &C, &c.
The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of
the awful destruction of human Iiit,, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptons practsed
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
10y Qpacks, have directed their Consulting Sur.
gcon, as a CilARiTA BILE ACT worthy ut their
name, to give MEDICAL ADylCs GRATIS,
to all persons thu, afflicted, who apply by let
ter, with description of their condition, (agc,
occupation, habits uf life, &c., and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association il benevolent Ia.
stitution, established 10y special endowment, Toe
TIE relief OF the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Fifulcut aud Epidemic Discascs"- lthaa
now surplus OF means, which the Directors
have voted TO cNpcnd In advertising the above
notice IL Is needless TO add that the Associa.
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the
"sc, and wIi! furnish the most approve mod
err treatment.
just Published, by the Association, Report
on SpcrnltOrrhGa, o. Seminal weakness the
vice Of OHanism Mgstarbation or Self Abuse
and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will bc sent Ly mail
,n scaled envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on
the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Consult
ing surgeon, Howard Association, No. . ou,h
NINll ID Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By Qrdc. ol
the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHIID, Secretary
EZRA ID. IiEARTWELL, President.
FEB, fIh 1887, Sly.
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Our Terms.
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EDlTOR Il A \ ID ETO Il,
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six months; and Three Dollars. If not paid
until the end of the subscription. year.
s-eS Subscriptions, when paid within three
months after receiving the first number, will
be considered in advance.
eS7 No paper sent ont of the State, un-
less the money accompanies the order, en-
ccpt 10 Il known responsible name
Any person sending us Gvc subscribers
ana Ten Dollars, (a,comparied by the CASH.
will be entitled to one copy gratis.
s-9' No paper discontinued, until all ar.
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e-as7 Subscriptions not received for u less
time than six months
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BLANKS f! BLANKsII

WE would call the attention of mem bers o
the bar and magistrates Of this md tue sur
rounding Districts, 20 our extensive .,Ssort
ment OF Blanks. We have now on hTnd
fnil supply printed IN excellent style, aud
can fill nll orders promptly AT seventy.ii,e
cents per quire cash.
We are also prepared to print Briefs az
short notice, 10 handsome style and as low
as the work can Dc done ans where in the
State Tor Gosh.
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hay. Should rain threaten while the
hay IS drying, make n rush viii, full
force, aud pack the rows Up into sharp
pyramidal cocks OF the size of hogs.
head, and when the ground dries again,
spread it ont thin TO cure.
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Medical Advertisements.

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE
PREPARATION OF
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COM-
POUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
Tor Diseases Of tic Bldd.lcr, Kjd,,cys, GrGrci,
DropSH !Iedk3,eSseS, Obstruction, Secret
diseases, Fcmcie CoApioints, and
all Diseases o ftEc Ser
uai OrqonS
Arising from Excuses and Imprudencics in life
aud removing all Improper Discharges from the
Bladder, Kidneys, Or Sexual Organs, whether
existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
Frnm whatever cause they may have origin
a;cd
AND 40 MATTER OF HOW LONG STAN.
DING,
Giving Health and Nigor to the Frame, aud
Bloom to the Pallid Check.
Joy to the Amioted!!l
1t cures Nervous and Dchiliatcd Sufferers, and
removes all the symptoms, amoung which will
be found
Indi.posiiion
to Excruon, Loss of
Power, Loss of Memory
Difficulty of Breathing Gem
o'T, a. NvSNntS~, M, zorro, o' Us
H. w grT "a ,' vL''>: utn,ol"g blSnI
,yia,,,. ~ ~. 'ou rect
,I ''''!'t,s ., lS,"' ha'S"or, oH
,'s i'''S'.'ue % '''t "T,'""'r HNsier'' Vt'cn
H., ','Ii's HpPru'G' M.' IL SPEPIc symptoms
of the Skin. p,lIiJ Conp,croncn ,;,,d
Enptions ON the Face Pain in
the Back, llcayincss of the
Eyclids frequently black
spots Flying before
the Ewes,
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from tn 5O uoo ,.,,.,..
pondinr With those Nuuihrrs an tI.,. 'virg,.,.
r,n,cd on scnaratc sim. of r..,.r ,.r, ,.,,,.,r
ri,d with small Tin tul,, and p,.r,j II, ,.,,,.
wheel.
The first l67 Prizes. similarly nriu,nd ,,I
cuci,ctcd. are placed in another " heel
lnr-" heels are tncn rcyolycd. uud mum.
Der IS drawn from the wheel Of Numh,rs,
aEd "t the same time Puzc j. drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and Prilv
drawn out are opened ana exhibited To tn,
""drnrr and registered by The Commission.
cI,. the Prize being placed against the nam.
Der drawn. This operation Is repeated uUIi
all thc Prizes are drawn out.
,.rd,n% and ibr Two ,urrcrd,n,, Hn,'p.Lp, 'Mp pre-,
those drawing the hr>t prIzrs wi,i be en-.
ui!cd 10 Tie % Approximation prArs For
example: if Ticket No. 1920 draws the
.6o,uoO Pri1e. Tickets numbered II2IS.
ll2I3, ll25i, 1929, viii each To- entitled
To S4UO 1t Tlckct no 90 draws the
$4,000 Prize, those Ticket, numbered 5IS
5iJ, SOL, Jj2. wtll each be- entitled To $500.
and - on according TO the above scu,mc.
The 5000 Prizes OF $40 Will be dulcrm.
med by the last tguTc Of The Number that
G,nNs the S6O.OVO Prize. For r\ampl., II
the number drawing thc 100000 rrizr ends
with No. ], then all The tickets where the
numbrf ends in will be entitled to $40
If the Number ends with No. =, then all the
Iickvt~ where The Number ends in :, IN he
rnutled To so, aad 50 on 10 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be .ol, ot
the toi,ov,nV ,nt.,. vhi,n - rbn ,,.L
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole
Tickets, $50
Certificate of Package of 10 Half
Tickets, 40
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Quarter
,H',S, 20
~; It''''c''e OF -'"c""geS "i /" e'ShIh
i""e'S' 10
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
F,,.,,.-.. -. ..
Ti.ga. ,ria ,"v I'''e9 ~ G"' "',',tSS I"r '"c
vlI M r,r'','i "'"''su' W 'f.'P' - SI'''' '""l
cnn hayc ,int..,y oo};m NJ m,'; i, .,' "'s'',serS
mav dn.,gn,,,. "'"T ;" any "s"'' ""'!
'Tbc "T J,o.n No,L. .a n.
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Medical Advertisments
DR.. Mel A N ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r M / f UGE
LIVER PILLS.
TWO ofthe best Prepnr ntions or the Age,

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name puu-
ports.
The VERMlFUGE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver CON-
PLANT, all BlLIoUs De-
RANt,FMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLanc's Ccle-
brated VERMIFUGr and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
Sts"'y"9 $780,. S
SOLE PRopRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are variou.
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vernifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pulls can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
90 WOOD ST., PIrTspURGn, PA.
Sole prOprietOrs.
Sco,il & Mead, No III. Charter, Street
New Orleans, General Wholesale AgcntS for
The Southern States, 20 whom all orders
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH g. MATURITY
just Published, Gratis, the 25th Thou

N FEW WORDS On THE RATIONAL
VA treatment without Medicine, of sperma.
torhca Of Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis.
Sions' Genital aud Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay % The system, lmpotency, and Impedi.
meats "a Marriage generally
by ID. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating ia the imp.udcncc and
solitude OF youth, may DC easily removed with.
out MedicMe, is IL this small tract clearly de-
n,onstated; aud the esireiy new and highly
suecessidl treatIneat, as adopted by the Author
iuly explains, by means OF which every one
z ensl'ed 10 cure himself perfectly aud at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad-
ycrtiscd nostrums Of the day.
seot 10 any address, gratis and post free In a
sealed envelope, by remitting (post pai,il Two
yostage stamps to Dr. u, DE- LANEl, III LIS
pellard street, New York City
June W, ls-ly
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Tickets $40 Halves 8 Quarters 2 so
Look TO your interest and compare this
scheme vita any other.

Bank Notes Of sound BaUks taken at par
Checks on New York renii,cd for prizes -
~ Address Orders ior Tickets or Ger
tiicatcs OF Packages Of Tickets 10
ANDERSON 81 son, Managers,
Macon or savannah Ga
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BLANKS! BIanks!!

a SUrpLY of blanks on hand at the
Ledger O'Hce, thss will be sold exclusively
Tor CASA. Persons will obligc us by no,
asking for them on an llbes terms.
Aug IL 500. ~
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HAY.-Now is the time to make hay.
Cut the grass while 10 bloom, spread il
Immediately, and turn il ove- in the az
ternoon. ln the evening, rake II up in
long and rather thick rows. BY turning
them oacaFs iaysfp the next i've or three
days. y64f bar win be nicely cured, and
sesss g as bsIssF y : shal shs Northern
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The best description of weakness we
have ever beard, is contained 10 wag's
qnery TO his wife, when she gave hin,
some thin chicken broth, N she would not
try to coax that chicken to wede through
the soup once more
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
CAMDEN MAIL.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at s
o'clock. p IN
Departs tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 7, IN
CHARLOTTE MAIL, via MONROE.
Due Monday. "Wednesday, and Friday, at
o'e. p IA.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
att, an
PiNEVILLE MAIL.
Due Tuesday and Friday at c, p. 81.
Departs Monday and Thursday at 8, A. VI.
LEWlsvlLLE MAIL.
Due Friday at 4 o'clock p. On.
Departs saturday at = a m a
CiIESTEItFIELD NAIL.
Due Saturday, ut u o'clock, a, m.
Departs Thursday, at = O'Clock, D. m.
al letters m1stbe deposited by oo'clock
? NJ, to insure their departure by next mai :.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals, will observe that The law
requires the postage to be paid quarterly in
advance. ~
Letter. and transient newspapers must be
prepaid; otherwise theyare NOT mailed,
II. II. MA('lLL, T.. "a.
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q 4. 4 = y -

TO be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Ga.
in public on
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