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SONG.

My sizzafd yeafns for the past again
For my old Dsrke County home,
Where the Catawampus Chief was slain, .
And the squeebobs used to
Methnks can sbanty stlll,
Lit up with its iron lamp r
And hear the voice Of the bull.frogs sIrill,
As they yell in the TadpOle swamp,
It's pleasure, now, these things to meniiOn--
To sing Of the brave and mighty,
Who took the atten-t-i -o-u-tion
OF the whole commu-n-i-t-ytyl
Our love for the glorious skootsye crew,
In song we cannot express; s--- ....
For they it was that secured for you
Your hnppin-e-ss!
Thea, 6ll up your dippers with butter-mk white,
Feaee-yiewsrs, Dog Peters, and all;
AHd drink, that the power of skOOteye might
May Strengthen, and never fall.
And curse the memory Of cruel Squeebob,
And praise the old COrporaIs daughter,
Whe Jutehered the seouRdrel, and finished the job,
BY making minee-meat of him, when he tried
to carry her of in the swamPs and feed her his pet POr
eupaes, because she wouldn't give him ehaw tObacker
(Which she had.a Oushter!
The echo of these musical lines, and
TIC Sui SluS sOuHu "a TIC OuIlcT- UllkB us
it ceursed down the threats Of the guests,
had scarcely died away, when the stran-
ger was observed to be greatly agitated.
He trembled violently, producing sound
similar to that of dog. when he shakes
himself after coming out of the water
That is net CoOnrad Swizzledrop.
said one of the guests" he comes here
with no good intention His case should
be looked into" ." 7-1ei
"Yes," observed the saatronly Peggy,
che looks as suspicious as SqueebOb !''I
Then turning to her son, she said-"Eb-
enezer, you are now the hope OF the SkOot
eyes-you must see to this affair"
EbeDezer felt his importance; and
rising, with all the dignity of a newly
constituted Dog Pelter, and the sen OF a
Fence Viewer. he gave three strides across
the room, and stood in front of the mys
terious stranger.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
THE ORPHANS PRAYER.

live - s4sy ~sere my mother sleeps,
Aaa .a1e eu each star, as it twinkling peeps
zlrsuEb that bending willow which lsHiy weeps
Der my mothers grave sre
I Isse % theeiSA tie green turf there,
Afar from the scene Of my daily care,
And IrearIe to my Saviour my evening payer,
Oer my nsther's gave
siiisemeubeI how vft she I'd,
And knelt me by her, as with Gsi she plead,
That might be His, whea the elsa ~4s spread
Der ny mothers gave
Isvs TO think, thssgh heath the sEouAG,
She ,lunibers in death, as a captive Bound,
She'll slnnber no more when the trump shah sound
O'er my mothers grave.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

A PRoBLEM.-Whoever originated the
following, deserves to have his name
handed down to posterity
eff a dispatch from England to Amer
lea gain on the sun so as to reach here
II hours by the clock before it left Eng
land, at what time would it arrive at the
point of departure, were a cable carried
around the world? Would it not arrive
the day before it left, less only the time
exhausted in making the circuit? If so.
then, with a continuous telegraph line
around the world, why not send dis
patch around and around until it reached
back to Adam, and let him know what
his children are about in these latter days?"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

WORTH TRYISo.-0n the subject of
"bites and stings," Halls Journal of
Health has an item which may be imPOr-
tant to some.
Gas many of our readers are preparing
to travel or go in the country for the
summer, it may be useful to remind them
that an ounce vial of spirits Of hartshorn
should be considered one Of the indispen-
sables, as in case of being bitten or Stung
by any poisonous animal or insect, the
immediate free application Of the alkali
as a wash to the part bitten gives instant,
perfect, and permanent relief. the bite Of
a mad dog, we believe not excepted 20
win strong ashes and water"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

How TO Cure CoLD.-An exchanges
gives the following recipe: 'i's4 -.
An excellent remedy for cough csas.
ed by q cold is as follows : Taksa half
pint Of sharp vinegar. place in It an egg
without being broken, allow it to remain
forty eight hours. when it win be found
that the shell has been completely dissoiv.
ed by the acid then break up the egg
in the vinegar. add half pint Of honey
which being mixed viii be ready for nss.
Take spoonful several times q day, L
is said that il never has failed to prOdues
relief 80 ~ @.sf f5a sF7ai ell
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

Hon. L. NJ. Keitt, in his late speech at
Williamson, s. c., is reported to have
said:
1.-THE Democratic party he thought,
was sonnder now than it had been for
years. 1t was so because the south was
now the majority in that party, and had
driven off from it numbers Of the North.
BE would not predict. but in bis Judge
ment, the Black Republicans vouId lOin
the election IN 1860"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
THE VOICE WITHIN.

I.
You ask the dearest place on earth,
Whose simple iOysean never die:
'Tis the holy place Ofihs happy hearth.
Where love doth light each beaming eye!
With snowy shrond,
Let tempests loud
Around my old tower raise their din;
What boots the shOai
OF storms without,
While voices sweet reso1nd Withinf
o! desrer soand,
For the tempest fOuRd,
The voices sweet within!
ask not wealth, ask not power;
But, graniOus Heaven, oh. grant to me.
That when the storms Of Fate may lower,
My heart Just like ny home may be!
When in the gale,
Poor HOPES white sail
No haven can for shelier win,
Fate's darkest skies
The heart deies,
Whose still small vOies is sweet within!
OH heavenly sound,
Mid the tempest round,
That voice so sweet within.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

How TO PREPARE TOMATO SAUCE
Gather your tomatoes when fully ripe,
and after washing. mash them in some
suitable vessel. Then place them in .
kettle over a moderate ere, and when Just
warmed through press cullender down
upon them, then dipping from the cullen
der all the watery juice possible. Ater.
boiling a short time, strain the mass
through a wire sieve. Just fine enough to
retain the rinds of the fruit-then return
it to the kettle, and boil it down to the
desired consistency, (sone prefer il thin.
as it retains more of the flavor, taking
all care that it does not become scorched
in the process. Heat the bottles You in
tend to use, in steamer, to boiling heat,
and while they retain this heat, 6ll them
with such sauce in a boiling state. Then
cork Immediately with good corks, and
place them where they will cool slowly.
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Misttllanfots.
KITTY TYRRELL.

You're looking as fresh as the morn, Kitty,
Mavourneen, as bright as the day;
Bat while on your charms I'm dilating,
You're stealing my fond heart away.
But keep II in welcome, dear Kitty,
its loss I'm not going to mourn;
Yet one hearts enough for one body,
So pray give me yours in return.
I've bniI me nice little cot, Kitty,
I've pigs and potatoes in storeJ
I've twenty good Psunds with the banker,
And may be pound or two more.
It's all very well TO have riches;
But I'm such a covetous elf,
can't help still signing for something
And, darling, that something's yourself.
You're smiling, and that's good sign, Kitty
Say YES, and you'll never repent;
rifyou would rather be silent,
Yeur silence III take for consent.
That goOd-natured dimPie's tell-tale:
Now all that have is your own
This week yOn may be Kitty TyreIl-
Next week you'll be Mistress Malone.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

An Ohio editor recently ATTEMPTED to
describe the powerful effects of warm
weather, and here is one instance
ga small negro boy injudiciously lean
ed up against the sunny side Of house
yesterday, and fell asleep. In few mo-
ments he began to soften, and in three
quarters of an hour he ran all over the
yard. His mother dipped him mp in a
washtub."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

Brigham Young is the father Of AZ
children-4l are still lising.-SyrGeuss
Jour. ...-s.- o.
We,guess that Brigham himself has
very little idea Of the true number. A
gentleman, who went to Utah q few years
ago as an. officer of the United States
Government, subsequently informed US,
that as he was walking one day with
Brigham, they saw very bright looking
little fellow that attracted their attention.
What is your name. little. boy 3" said
Brigham. .'John Young. sir" '.Who
is your father ?" Brigham Young, sir, "
Lou Jour.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
CBpite Qoetrp.
THE CROP OF ACOREs.
AZ Mas. LYDIA q. sIeoURNEY.

TA,r cane a man, In days Of old'
Tobirs a piece Of land for gold,
a,durrsd bis suit IN accents neek--
aou. crop alone, is all seek; a
Tia, harvest DER, my claim yield, ~,
ADl 70 4. lorl reign ne feds
III, owner some misgivings felt,
A,d cOIdly With the stranger dealt.
And found his last objection fall
And bonied slOquenes prevail,
a ,O.E the prOfsr'd price in hand,
A,d for one crop leased ont the land.
The uily teaanf sneer'd with pride,
And sowed the spot with seOrus wide;
A, first, like tiny shoots they grew,
TIN lraad and wide their branches threw;
Rv, long before these oaks sublime,
Aspiring reached their forest prime,
The cheated landlord mculdsrins lay,
For,akeu with his kindred clay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

When the news of the successful trans
mission of the Queens message reached
West Lebanon, N. H.. the church bell
was rung by Captain Joseph Woods. a
veteran Of the Revelation, 80 years Of age.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

The summer has passed away, with its
warm and sultry nights. Autumn, with
its inyigOrating winds. and glorious sun
sets. is amongst us. So good bye, mos
ouitoes and the dog-days.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

oREoosy-The Legislature Of Oregon
have elected that popular soldier and
gallant veteran. Gen. Joseph Lane. to the
u. s. Senate. and associated with him,
DeIazon Smith, well known as proni-
aent politician on this side Of the CONT
nent.-Er.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

A RE,fEDY ToR AGUE.-As this Is the
season when many are troubled with ths
sguc and fever, perhaps our readers would
like to know simple, safe and sure cure.
Put teaspoonful Of grated wild -tnrnip
into two tablespoonfhls brandy. sHeetea
and take just before the st comes on
Try It few times, and you win have no
more agne. -Ex. tae-,t-..l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

An Albany paper says that Eve gallons
of New York milk were recently placed
in a patent churn in that city, and the
product Of the churning was two gallons
of good whiskey. 49,
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To Cure 4 CoID.-Taks the Juice Of
two lemons, three-quarters Of pound Of
loaf sugar. simmer it half an hour, then
add two tablespoonfuls Of paregoric.
reaspoonful three times . day. ~ 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

The oldest Masonic Lodge in the conn
try is the St. Johns, Of Boston. Its
charter was granted April 30th, 1873, by
Lord Viscount Montague, and it was or
ganized July 30th. 1898. Henry Force,
ESQ.,, Master. The st. Johns was en-
powered to grant charters for other lodges,
and the first one issued was to Benjamin
franklin. then resident Of Philadelphia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30
on MARGARET SCOTT,

on MARGARET SCOTT,
IVlo Died 9Th February, 1898. Aged Us Year,
Stop passenger, uual my life you've reads
The living may get knowledge by the dead
Five times Eve years lived a virgin kfe;
Ten times fSe years was a virtuous wife5
Ten tiues Eve years lived a widow eSases
Now tired Of this mortal world, rest.
from my wade to my gave have seea
Eight mighty Kings of Scotland, and oueeuj
Four times 6Ce yeAss the COassssaweaith sawi
Ten times tie SfjsctseOse against the law;
Twice did see old prelacy pulled down,
And twice the cloak humbled by the gown
An end Of StuaTt's race saw more;
saw my country sold for English ore
Such desOlation SIN my time have been,
I have an endef al perfection seea.
sScoand. reforms "a tie IJr5su
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

How TO SAVE SOLE LEATHER.--M elt
together tsllow and common rosin, in the
proportion Of two parts Of the former %
one ofthe latter. Supplying the pFeparsficn.
reeking hot, to the soles Of boots orshbeso
las much Of it as the leather viii absorb
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

John Hickman, one Of the PeDnsylva-
MIA Congressman who fought Leeompton
to the "bitssr enc" has been Endorsed BY
the pemeeaeyes Chester County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

~ Grant TbOrburn, in his Journal on Scotland, n
speaking of the Parish of Dalkeiih, saysI remember to
nav, Sees 10y sehooIboy CANDLES through the church
yzl, the fols~ius sFtaPh-"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

To Cons WARrs.-Warts may bscured
by touching them. night and morning,
with bit Of stick DIPPED in muriatic acid.
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CHAPTER II.
TIE STRANGER

IN .Ie person who entered, was dressed
'AOOn skins, with a coon skin mask
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

AcoSo makes din. but acOok makes
. dinner.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-30

Scotland, refezins to the UrsoE-
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Any way so you GET UP and SETTLE u
your Subscription Bill.
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40 Half q
10 quarter If.
10 eighth

L In ORDERlNd TlcKETs OR CERTIFICAFEs.
Enclose the money to our address for The
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of which theywin
be forwarded by first mail Purchases can
have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent 70 purchasers Immediately after the
drawing.
B-Purchasers will please write their sigma
lure plaihs and give their Post O flee, County
and State.
DRemember that every Prize is drawn and
payable In. full without deduction.
GTAll prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid I'M
Emeaiately after the drawing other prizes at
the usual time OF thirty days.
81 All communications siriclly confidential.
Address Orders fer Tickets Of Certificates
to s. SWAN x co.. Augusta, Ca,
Persons resiping near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, can have them orders filed, and
save time. by addressing S. Swan Il Co., at
either of fhose cities
liza list of Numbers that are drawn from
The wheel, with the amount|of the prize that
each one lis entitled to, will be published afler
every drawing, lSthe following papers,
Augusta tGeo.) EonstitutionaIist, New Or.
leans Delta, Mobile \ Register. Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta IN,
telligencsr. New York Weekly Day Book,
savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatcf
New ne. York Dispatch and Faulding fMiss. i
'OIarioA. And Little Rock CATH. Trne Demo.
- MI ia1gs =
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rrRoxIMArfoN PRizEs.
WHOLE rIckETs sio;iHALyEs s5;avAArra
Plan BIZ the Lottery, f.

{ The Numbers from i, TO 10000, correspon-
ding with those Numberson the Tickets prin-
ted on separate slips of paper, are encircled
with small tin tubes and placedin one wheel.
II The first 45T Prizes, similarly priated and
5encircleh, Eare placed inanother whesh
The wheels are then re9olYed, and IA nnm
Der is drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and
of the same time a Prize is drawn from. The 9TH
er wheel. The Number and Prize drawn out
are opened and exhibited 70 The audience, and
registered BY the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the Number dawn
This operations repeated until all the Prizes
are drawnIp out. I iii
Approximation Prizes. 1.-The two prece-
ding and the two succeeding Numberstothose
drawing the first 4 Prizes will be entitled TO
the % Approximation Prizes. For example :
|if Ticket No. 1880 draws The $40, 900 Prize,
those Tickets numbered II 24B, 1913, 1921,
1889, will each beentitledt I'd S40) IfTfckl
et No. $50 drawsEthe $4,000 Prize, those
Tickets numbered 548s $40, 551, 552, will
each be entitled 10 $3.50, and SO on according
to The above scheme. 81 Il
The 5000 Prizes Of 5 10 whit be determined
by the last figure Of the Number that draws
the S$70, 900 Prize. ForexamRIe, if the Num-
Der drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No.
q, then all the Tickets where the number
ends in y will BEL entitled 70 $50. II The
Numbers END with Mo- 2, then a Il the Tickets
where the Number ends in twill beIentitled
ito so, and so on to O.
Certificates OF packages will be sold jat the
following rates, which is theElsk:
Certificate of package Off 0Whole tickets, $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-18
JERRY WARNER
WHO WANTS CARRIAGES IND BTGGIES'
Carriage Mandatory.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens
Iof Charleston and Kan5wha generally,
that he has opened Shop, ii the Stage Sta
Bile, Back Street. back of the Court House,
where he is prepared 10 manufacture, in d
superior style, all kinds Of
CARRIAGES AND SBUGGIES.
Having worked in the best shops in The
Eestern cities, he has no doubt but that ms
work and prices will give perfect satisfaction
ne Is also prepared to repair All kinds 81
caTHa ges and trim them in tie Ia test style.
ae uses none but the best seasoned timber
IN building carriages. and flashes it 10 a su-
perior manner -
ne mas also BlacksmiiA SHOP connected
with his establishment, IN which ali work
needed viii be executed in ihe best manner.
New carriages and buggies kepton hand for
sac; OF gwen in exchange for old ones.
SIMON Burke.
CasfiestoA octdbes tee1-lE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

A Btnspoltnf IRstitn:ion,s esta bhslsslbg ~
eial endormsnt n the relisG ef kEs Gst sA
distressed, afflicted tsstS Pirslssi sad y
demie diseGse.
ITO all persons afflicted with SERIAL Df
4 eases such as SIP ERMAT TO RRfiGA, sen
INAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GCN0E
RIGA. lGLEET, sYMPHILIS. tke;Tiss j
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE Sc, &c.,s
The no WARD= ASSo CITATION in FisE 4
the awful destruction of.human life, csuIa
by Sexual disease, and the3deeePiioas PIT
tlsed upon the unfortrnae victims Of ~ ~
disease bxQuacks several sears sge clrseN
their Consulting Surgeon, % . CfiARlIs
Bile ACT worthy Of their Mans. toep.a,I|
Dispensary for tie treatment of tbs ssnss
disease. in all their forms, ani to give w
GAL ADViGE GRATIS, to- all who aRpI Y
letter, with. description Of theif cspalIsl
Gage, occupation, abits Of life. &c, tas .1 :
cases Of extreme poverty, tot Z RfifsH Wy W
IClNES FREE OF CHARGE. Itis needle
to add that the Ass, ciahcn cstrmanas =
highest Medical skill OF the sge, ahd VII "
ish the most approved modern urea tinelt =
The Directors, on a review Of tie past y
assured that their labors in this sphere o ~,
nevblent effaff, have been Of great beneai..
the Inflicted, especially to the yonrgs ana ~
have resolved to devote themselves, WIZ
newed zeal, to this very important but p'~
despised cause. -
Just Published by the Associs ticp, ksps
on Spermatorrhea, or seminal Wesknes. :
Vice 0nanisnl, MastuEbatibn OF Selt-ADss.,
aud other diseases oflthe Sexual Organs, !
the Consulting Surgeon, which vail Ds e. 4
by mail lin sealed letter envelope vi III
OF CHARGE, ON receipt Of TWO STA"
for postage. a.
Address, for Report on treatment y. :.
GEORGE r. CALHOUN, ConssltiruEE a.
geon, Howard Association, No. 2 South ri
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWEEI.. Prssis'''
GEO. FAIPCuIT nj g. ~ fnrNE
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Tna RsvELArross or AsraoHoMrcAI
6cIEsoEI show that the sun is 8, 800 times
as far again from the earth as the earth is
round. This distance ID SO great that II
would take q railway carriage, moving at
the ratepfAa hundred miles veryltiree
hours, $50 years to got through it but
the earth itself, travelling with q speed 81
better than 200 miles per hour. pets
throughIa journey Of 4 like exteni-that
Ii, 81, 600 900 miles In something like
two mouths. The nearest star il IL least
zoo, 900 times further away than he sun,
The light beams comes from tie sun e
the earth in eight minutes and quarter,
but il ninst consume three years and q
quarter upon its journey before ii can ar
rive from.the nearestsstar. Butthe nearest
star is only on The inner confines of the ast
star galaxy; the space that it takes the fash
Of light three years and quarterto ira
Yerae, ii nevertheless buta little space,
almost swallowed up ia the immensely
BY which tits surrounded. for ii il com
putsd that the most remote Star of the
milky+way are $50 times 10 far away
again ~ the nearestone.
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All. ~, ,5s. n 81 s. q FL soils.
Notice.-
Notice.
KINO Williarn il. Lad1 and William NJ Pc

THO William +. Ladd and William M. Pey-
u ton. TAKE NOTICE, that on Monday
the 3ist day of May, 1858, at the office Of j.
Price Smith, Esq, ia The cityof New York
I{N, Y.,) between the hours Of 6 A. NJ and &
P. mi. of that day, we shall take the deposit
tions Of IsaacIA. Storm, William Calender,
and others, 10 be read as evidence ii our be-
half, III a suit in equity now pending in the
Circuit Court Of Boone county,. Virginia, lib
which you are, Defendants, and We are plain
tiffs. And If from any cause, the taking oil
said dispositions benz commenced, Or If com.
menced. be not.concluded on that day. the Ia
king Of The same will be Adjourned and con-
tinped fromday 70 day, and from time to time
at the same place, and between the same
THE VIRGINIA CAMEL COAL CO.,
sA 4s BY COUNSEL.
Charleston Kanawha, May Ain 1858.
AZ E& AZ. b. 81. p. q.
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WILLIAM SMITH,
Saddle and Harness Maker,

BUFFALO, YA.s
MOULD inferm his friends and tht
NV public generally that he still con.
tinues to manufacture every description
Of work in his limo in the best manner
and at as low prices as can be purchased
in Western Virginia. M
Thankful for The patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he respectfully asks /,
continuance of the same.
June | /, 1856, r2nI0tf. +
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ro,;c. 81 EIeetlop n sth Dl.trist.

nyo,det al a. County Court OF Kama
1 wha. made Febfuary tenn 81 said court,
I1Sa. Az. lection WiIl Be held in The dis
ts;c1 ,fo,,said Al .Rtr sandy and Ciyens'
!, = met. onthe| hin fhursday in May next
IS, ne elaction of ! Justice OF the Keace, to
Hi the moe "a eeted by the removal Of jus
,ics Iioba q Matbsney. The Commissioner
AMI o5seerS eondmeiins elections in said Dis
ffIct. are directeIi ~ opeIi polls. for the pur-
pose Aforesaid, at the said TWO pre- inc,s,
lib Teste, al. w. QUAR- ER, Clerk.
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IA. ". QEARRIER|

TIME Common wealth. of Vfrgini1, I'd the
sberIff ofFayeue Comfy. greating.E You
are hereby cotIlnanlfed to summon the Mount
Carbon Minipa COMPANY. ii they be found
within your Iailiwick, to appear before the
Indge ofour Grcuit, Court, faT Faystte GouH
II. 1T the Clerks Office pf oir saiA Count, at
Rules tozhe held for saih Court, On the frs
MondsYn Maynext, tolanswsr Marine Britt
IF 4 n 81 of Etfespsss on the case, bin aasump-
sit ,damare $50 o9, And have then h here
mis- writ. Witness, JOHN BH Jones, Clerk
1df our said Court, at the Court House, the
2ist day OF April 1858, and inIthe dyear Of
the comrnonFFealth. ii B. JONES, Clark.
DENNIS y BAlLEY, ps q. AZ