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ANOTHER DoDox.-The Troy Time. q

ANOTHER DoDoE.-The Troy Times sug-
gests that since the President has violated
his official oath to ''preserve, protect and de-
fend the Constitution" and expects to CON-
tinue to violate it in its spirit, he has resort
cd to the arsful dodge Of establishing an or
gan under the name Of g The Consultation, }"
which he will "preserve, protect and defend"
to the best of his ability, in literal fulfil
ment of his oath.
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Mr.. J. Stith and Mr.. Henry J. Wick, Of
Vicksburg, fought duel at Mobile, on the
10th. The weapons we're Mississippi rifles.
At the word "ire," Mr.. Wick discharged his
weapon, without effect. At the word "one,''
Mr.. Stith fred, and Mr.. Viok fell instanta-
neously dead. "Honor" was satisfied and .
father robbed Of an only son by the same
stroke.
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Napoleon l. crossed the Alps during the
last Of May, and fought the famous battle Of
Msrsngo on the plains near Alessandria.--
Two generations later Napoleon Ill. sends
an army across tho mountains in the same
month, and IL to conduct in person . cam
paign that will doubtless be inauguratsd by
battle upon the plains made famous by his
uncle's victory.
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The population Of the whole Territory in
1860 will be about 10 to Q square mile. The
density Of Ohio is 60 to q square mile, which
being extended over the whole Northwest, -
in . few years it must be, will give 50,000,-
600 Of people.
What monument is this great free North
west to the wisdom and patriotism OF our
fathers. Look at the result or the Congress
sional prohibition Of slavery In the millions
Of prosperous, intelligent and free people in
the Northwest, and contrast it with The sparse
population Of negro slaves, poor whites, and
fllibustering shareholders in Mississippi. Ar
kansas and Texas. And then remember that
the Locofoco party claim n their greatest
achievement the destruction Of this prohibi-
tory policy Of our fathers, and the admission
OF slavery, under Nebrasks bills and bred
Scott rulings, into oil the Territory OF the
United States.
a. ;ais view just iiook :; mo monstrou5
enornity Of the bred SCOTT decision. 1t de-
clsres that the Constitution Of the United
States extends over the Territories and car
ries slavery into them and secures it there
against any prohibition by Congress-. Thai
10 not the Constitution that our fathers un
derstood they were making and ratifying, FOL
had they 20 understood it the delegates woult
not have sanctioned ii and the people Of th,
States would not have ratified it. Our faith
err understood that the Constitution they vo
ted for did not render null and void the prin
oiple Of the ordinance Of Congress prohibit
ing slavery in the Northwestern Territory
but shsy did believe that the Constitution
81 The ordinance contained tho same identi
- spirit and principle Of liberty. Then j
u another Constitution, and not the old Con
stitutfon, msds and ratified BY our fathers
tAat ~ bssn ~ up BY the bred Scott case
Ih ) Jadgs-made and Prssidsnt-ratiasc
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state Nomi nations.

The Dubuque Times says that the Repub-
licans OF Northern Iowa look with solicitude
for the nomination Of VIM. Hamilton, OF Du-
buque, for the Office OF Lieut.. Governor, and
and will be satisfied with either Kirkwood OF
Lowe for Governor. 1t thinks the nominal
ton Of Lowe for the place occupied by Judge
Wright, in case Kirkwood 10 nominated for
Governor, would strengthen the ticket.
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NopuDAcan county convention.
The Republicans Of Lee County viii meet in
convention At CHARLESTON, on TUESDAY, the
Hath Of JUNE, for the purpose of selecting Dele-
gates to tho Republican State Convention to NOM
mate candidates fer Governor, Lieut.. Governor and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
The Repub licans Of the several Townships Of tho
county will hold their Township Meetings, at the
usual places Of holding elections, Saturday, the
18th day Of june to select delegates to attend the
County Convention, unless other arrangements for
primary meetings arc made by the Township Con-
mittees.
The Convention will decide for itself whether to
make nomin ations for County Officers, or whether
such nomin atoms shall be made at convention to
be subsequently called.
BY order Of the Republican County Con mittee.
PHILIP vIELE, Chairman.
May 18th, 1852.
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Facts On Dentistry.

Facts in Dentistry.
~. y. .. INGERsOLL, Dsns1st.
Dssi.ss = al The special attention !! tAoss -
Wlsh - preserve thsir Teeth = - 1ollewi1g
IF A CT > "a !
I. Ths skill Of tho Dsntist 4 - N Nj suessn
in Pre':%rssinf sas n .as oss... -. -.
III. Teeth affected with dsoay msst y attended
to In SeAsOn.
Nv. Timely and skillfui filling with pure gold
10 . certain rsasdy for decay.
". II il serious neg lect 10 wait for tooth aohe
10 drive the sufferer 70 8 Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and 0unA. withest
the agency Of decay.
VII. Many suffer for years with Nsuraigia d
the face, stomach and langs, from no other sssss
VIII. Bad Teeth disagurs the ocuntsnaass, IL
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract the nerves, and var With sosd NJ
''' DIR. INGERs0LL
Performs all operations on the Teeth and Gums,
| corrscts irregularities Of the Teeth, inssrts
| OF the Best Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial PILATES and 0bturators for elet
| PalAtes.
| Believing that the best operations in DsntistSy
arc the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both to tho operator and patient, Dr.
l. does not offer any particular Inducements In the
line Of "CHEAr DExisrRY, !" preferring tho patron
age Of those who prefer the beat opsvaons, aAdcan
appreciate the necessary care and skill In pro-
| ducing them.
| An examination Of specimens both Of ArftAcsal
Teeth and Of very beautiful fllngs Of Crystal Gold
/ Foil, 10 invited.
| ~ Prices for full set Of Teeth, from SIS 10
$I76. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL Roons-Cornsr Of Third and Main sts :,
| over Rix, Hale / Co.'s Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
/ Entrance on Third-st. ldscl SdAwly1
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CEDAR RAPIDs.--Ths Cedar Rapids Times
says: "The Cedar Rapids il now ct Clinton.
The name OF the pilot who had her in charge
at the time she collidsd with, and sunk the
Luois May, was Root. His papers were Ia
ken from him on his arrival ct ST. Louis
No blame il attached to any other officer Of
the boat.n
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Mr. vandever ON tho NKa ssRchusetta
Amendment


Amendment.
The new member Of Congress from the
upper district answers the interrogatories Of
the German committee in the same spirit with
Messrs. Grimes, Harlan and Curtis. The
Republican Congressional delegation from
Iowa all stand upon the same ground with
reference to this question. And they repre-
rent the universal sentiment Of the party in
tho State. In fact, We suppose no party IN
the nation 10 more unanimous upon any point
than the Republican party is in denying thai
the birthplace Of an adherent 10 matter Of
consideration. II makes no discrimination
among citissns upon any such grounds. !
il matter foreign to its purposes, and il
conflict with ito spirit. No man Of ordinsr.
information and . decent degree of impair
TALLY will deny that. II the nti-slaver,
Know NothiDgs who joined the Republics,
party in Massachusetts in large numbers
make disoriminations among citisens, the.
arc responsible for their aot. The Republi
can party NJ large 10 NOS responsible. Th
Philadelphia Convention, which perfected th
National organization Of the party, ignores
all such determinations in advance. Tn
last resolution in ito honorable platform VA
| as follows:
ssResolved, That No invite the afiliatiol
and cooperation Of freemen Of oil parties
however differing from Us in other respects
in support OF the principles herein declared
and, believing that the spirit OF our institu
tions, as we'll a. the constitution Of our coun
try. guarantee liberty Of conscience an,
equality Of rights among citisens, We oppos
al Legislation impairing their security"
And the spirit Of that resolution has ami
mated the party from the hour Of iss Origin
until now.
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Foreixn News.

Tho arrival Of the Asia Oh Cape Race,
with six days later news from Europe, was
photographed :. Burlington yesterday morn
ing. The news Was said to be important,
but W could NOT get any Of tho details.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27

A respondent Of the Now Orleans Cres-
cent writing from Greenvills, Miseissippis
gives Tho following sketch OF the eaeets q
the late food down there:
The upper part Of Desha county II soms-
what inundated, about 1000 scres being
submerged, OF which, however, not over ~
900 are under cultivation.
The average width Of the Arkansas bottom
from Napoleon to within 100 miles from the
Louisiana line is about twenty 1--WE miles
I wo. thirds Of this tract was overfowed last
season. Below OolumbiA down to this place,
the Arkansas levee 10 overfowed at several
points, and about 5000 acres OF productive
land inundated.
On the Mississippi side ! End the bottom
almost entirely overAowed, from Prenhss
down to Island 81.
It il estimated that Oo,oOO acres are IN.
der water in this tract, embracing some Of
the richest and msst productive plantations
in Yszoo county.
On the opposite side the lower portion Of
Chisot county, Arkansas, is completely GOV
cred. The large plantations OF Messrs
Ringgold and Polk have not an acre in sight
The break at Mathews Bend il . bad ont
and overHows the country for several miles
back and below. The Ross plantation con
tanning about 1000 acres under cultivation
10 entirely under. Judge Griffin and Col
Fitzpatrick are both under. These two gen
tleman make usually about three thousand
bales. The country in tho vicinity Of LAX
Washington 10 wholly inundated. Harve,
Miller's magnificent plantation is badly over
flowed. The Cox, Bullitt and Egg plants
tions are al two-thirds under. In the regior
OF Deer creek not an acre Of dry land is Wis
ible. The plantation Of Senator Douglas
containing about 400 acres, and that Of J
Dick Hill, arc overlooked. The aggregate
number Of cotton yielding lands in this eoun
ty (Chicot) il put down BY those we'll quail
fed to Judge, at IS, 900 acres, and the amour
OF damage done ct one and . half millions o
dollars.
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Iswa Census OF 1850.

Sixteen counties that have made returns,
show an increase in population Of Is, l23 over
the census Of 1856. At the same rate Of in
crease in the counties remaining to be heard
from, Iowa would show . population Of 637,-
900.
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C. Noticing the photography Of SOUND"
q Philadelphian would like to see the shape
Of good long snore; Of . pig squsaling un-
der gate; OF thousand of brick falling /;
of an alarm of FIRE; of the bursting Of . bar
rel Of sour circuit; or the first cAnnonade along
the line of the Ticino.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27

RAILROAD NOTICE.
TYVHE annual meeting Of tho Keokuk, Mt. Pleas
ant and Muscatins Railroad Company, will be
held at the olice Of the Company In Mt. Pleasant.
Iowa, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, 1859 !,
IT u O'Clock .. N. J. w. OGDEN,
MAY 1z-dawtd Secretary.
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BAD Loss, YoR THESE TNIs. - Senator
Shields lost his pocketbook, containing 3D.
500, on steamboat up the river, the other
day. He left 1t on the deck, and somebody
took il.
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0TWithin the memory Of old people still
living, Scottish Presbyterian ministers were
in the habit Of praying, in tho public servi-
ces Of the sanctuary, for the "downfsll OF
the bloody House of Hapsburg," along with
the obstruction Of Mahomet" and the "Man
of SIM
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Not - very sweet nor 30 very Fast.
The Warsaw Bulletin says:
s'One or two Of our wealthy citizens yes
terday, on hearing the music of the Cslliope
on the steamer Denmark, repaired to the
lsvee to take passage above the rapids-but
seeing the Louisiana close behind, concluded
to wait for that boat, but she didn't land
Consequently those standing on the levee,
with carpet-sacks in hand, didn't think tho
music of the Denmark very sweet, or the
running Of the Louisians very fast, as they
sped on towards Keokuk.
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fTIt is ascertained that the total receipts
OF the American AntiSlavery Society for
the past three years, rs reported in May Of
each year, shows this result: In 1857, &c.,
800; in 1858, $I8,5l2; in 1859, $l3, $685.
These reports are made annually at the an
niversary meetings held in May, and OF
course for each year preceding, and ending
at that date. This indicates serious falling
of.
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ar A correspondent Of the Louisville
Democrat, depreoating the strife between the
squatter sovereign and the anti -souatter SOW
sreign Democracy of the State, says:
s'Then, gentlemen, why not first elect him
(Msgofin) by large majority, and thsn out
each others throats."
Perhaps we havn't right to advise, but
We think they had better reverse the order
OF the two operations Jour.
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fine watch Repairing.
GTSHE subscriber being obliged to make change
i In the w AfcH kErAIEMG DKPARrnKsr, has &C.
cured the services of competent workman--one
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with ali work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 20 give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, Jecfirp, re-, also the
man featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work of all kinds not giving perfect sat
i.factiom will be promptly adj listed by calling on
the subscriber, at No. Rates House
April o-dkw SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
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Aggregate,

Aggregate, 100000
This will be one-third the white popula-
ton. Intwenty years from that, these States
viii have majority Of the Representatives in
Congress. The following 10 the decennial in
crease Of the above district. Look ut their
progress, including the above Territory de-
had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27

Homer Schenck, of Fishkill, N. Y,
shot himself beside the tomb Of his father, in
the graveyard Of the Dutch Reformed Church,
last Tuesday week.
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The Cincinnati Gazette has carefully pre-.
pared article, showing how rapidly the States
called usually the Northwestern ones, had
increased in population and wealth, and
claims that, by 1880, these Northwestern
States viii have the majority of population
in the Union. In oil probability, judging
from the partial censuses taken since 1850,
the Northwest will present the following re-
suit in 1860, whose census will be taken one
year from next july:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-27

az The State Medical Society Of Iowa
will hold its next session at Davenport, or
Wednesday and Thursday, June 9th and 9th
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
From Under Custom Mouse Locks.
LIZ subscriber offers for SALE strictly for medi-
cnai purposes, and ia the same condition ~
they arrive from bonded warehouse,
BRANDY, "A Segnette,' pale.
do "Julcs Kobin,'1 1857.
HOLLAND GIN, "palm Tree
SHERRY, "crown."
PORT WINE, "Pure juice"
do Burgundy;
And from the distillers superior brand Of
MONONGAHELA WHISKY.
Al. WILKINSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
mJ24d 10 Main street,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
M w. II OK - m. n. Nurgoon
1vls Dentist. Office on Sscond-St. ~>
between Main and johnson streets, Keo7
kuk, Iowa. [mayIaAwl NU
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WrrrY.-Ths Louisville Journal leads of
with this brilliant corusoation:
sFowls seem exceedingly grateful for the
gift Of cold water. They never swallow .
drop Of it without turning up their eyes to
heaven"
Whereupon the editor OF the Courier take
him of after this manner:
"Fowls seem exceedingly grateful for the
gift OF corn. They never pick up grain Of
It without turning up their tails to heaven"
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JAIL BuRNxD.-The Vicksburg Wing, learns
that on Saturday night week, the Jail Of Car
roll county, Miss, took Ere, and WAS burned
to the ground. Three white men were turn
ed loose on their parole Of honor. Two Of
them, who would have been discharged by
the Court this week, ran away tho third,
who is bound to 90 to the penitentiary, stay
cd and worked at the 6re, and Was sent to
iail at Coffseville on Monday.
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}. POLLOCK. WI. vKMClLL.
Spring and summer Goods.

-. POLLOCK u Co.
WE are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock Of Clothing and cents Fur
nshing Goods, which We offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with view to the bard times therefore We offer
them at very small profits, keeping In view the old
motto OF quick sales and small profits. All We
ask is that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember the place East side of Sd
st., between Main and johnson.
mcht7d s. POLLOCK co.
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"A. SULLIVAN & CO..

VIRGIL il. SULLIVAN 4 CO.,
(sUccIssoRs TO !. /. HOBBS co.,)
Fourth-strsst, between Main and johnson,
h0OMO a,
+ M r o n r EMS AND DEALE n
i In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, &c. DC.
having purchased the iaIge anu we'll seiected
stock at the old stand of G. Il. Griffith Co.. will
be pleased to have call from one and al. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, In England, France and America, we will be
able to sell low any regular house in the West.
v. II. SULLIVAN 4 co.
Jan. ~, 1s5o-dAw
WARRINGTON GALLAND.
A TTORNEY AT Law, Montrose, Lee County,
"a Iowa, will give prompt attention to all bust.
ness entrusted 70 his care. In all Irrigated bust
ness in the District, Supreme and Federal Courts
he WILL by arrangement, have the assistance OF
Messrs. Rankin, Miller Enster, Of Keokuk.
mAyodAw
n
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Chlldrcnss Huggics.
TUST received, m assortment Of Willow Cabs,
u for sale very low by
TEMPLIN SOMMERS,
mAy25d3t No. Estes House.
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ncHrIgeratOFs.
A FINE assortment Of Nicklcs' celebrated Re-
IA frigcrstors, for sale low by
TEMPLIN l. SOMMERS,
mv1Rd2f Nc A Rut~s uoc.A

TEMPLIN / SOMMERS,
my2bd3t No. Estes Honss.
Nostce-.Saie OF Psrsonal Property.
(N tho 26th day OF July, 1858, Silas Heaight
~ sold to Brown Lowe 1,032, 500 feet Of pine
logs, at Sill per thousand feet, and they we're to
In m instrument Of writing Of said date; and
whereas, according TO said instrument there il due
me about 81, 500 on the said sale, Eilas Heaight
.. authorised by said instrument, will proceed, on
tho 9Th day of June, 1859, st 10 o'clock O. M, at
the steamboat landing At Montrose, to sell all the
lumber Of said Brown 4 Lowe, which 10 the pro-
ceeds Of the logs aforesaid and which they have on
hand. Terms cash on delivery. BY virtue Of the
instrument aforesaid have lien on said lumber
and am authorized TO sell the same.
SILAS HEAIGHT.
Montrose, Iowa, May -, 1859.
myZ5dtd
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Buaxs' Posns.-The first copy Of Robert
presented by tho bard himself to Hugh Nor
ton, who was his fellow. ploughman on the
to Morton when standing at the publishers
door in Kilmarnock, on the morning when
the poems wore ready to be issued. This
copy Of the poets works is now in the pos
session Of the son Of Morton.-[Ayr Adver-
tisor.
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A sudden Change OF sympathy.


The Detroit Free Press denounced the
German Republicans in 1856, as follows:
'sThey are presuming, ofhcious, and claim
TO be wise above their fellow-countrymen |;
but thank God they are few, as contemplate
in numbers AZ they are in character. Like
empty kettles, they sounding, and can make
more noise than they can poll votes. They
arc to their own country disgrace, to them
selves untrue, and to their friends migrate
full. They are educated fanatics, and have
no other bond of union with the fusionists
Of this country than fanaticism. That they
would glory in the dissolution Of the Union,
zoe haze no doubt, and that they are throw
ing what little influence they have into the
disunion scale, is abunddntly evident from
| their acis."
The Free Press is now shedding crocodile
| tears over the Massachusetts, amendment, and
like Rachel weeping for her children, refuses
to be comforted!
The hump-backed tyrant never played tn,
hypocrite better than do these organs Of th'
Democracy.
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ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms
or PK0vIDENGn, =. II.
Capital ol6O, 900 OOs
FIRE AND MARINE ms
SPsINC1IELD, MASS.
Capital el5O, 900.
P10KIA, ILL.
Capital $500 900 90.

Those desiring Insurance -, Al ~.,i - Il
the Agency ONCE Of n r, nYMnS,
maylsdlm a'.a-st., over OGDEN = Boon
ITO All t.ae World ana THO re.
Mark lmd.s =,
low - SMIT a believe themselves
~ pared to demonstrate, by any required
that the SOAP made by them viii do more
Ing and has more general clears sing power tina
other FAMILY SOAP manufactured IL
West. and only ask those who have not used
give II q trial.
Their SOAP il made firm the cLEAHxsr j,
sIAL soesIILs, namely, pure beef tallow and
and entirely 1REn SsoA wRrrIse. Gar. and
cheap substances With. which most "FAa
SOAPS" are Allsd. These substances increas
weight and hardness Of SOAP, but detract L.
from ~ cleansing qualities.
nNOW SMITH, not needing to make
nOAp yellow % cosceal dirt contained in II,
y - 10 white, pure state
they will soil 1t BY the box, for cash, at s
per pound. 100 boxes on hand.
Fsstory q Goa MAIN-ETREET
m.yes1Mom Ksoksk, 10,
ERsSH GROUND BUCnWHEAT FLOUR.
- 1sp1zd C0LLIERS ROBKh TEO
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VIM. Manners.
ID Y 4 IL AN ID . u u r H
Fourth Street between Johnson and ExchAng r.
KEOKUK IOWA.
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WHlrR farmer in Efiug-
ham county, Ga, having found some berries
Of tho blackberry species growing upon his
farm, which arc white whom ripe, thinks be
has found something new under the sun, and
that the seed probably Game from tho guano
he had used. Not 80 in both cases. White
black berries, which are red when they are
green, are not new thing on earth, and
neither is it new for migratory birds to dis
tribute seeds; and that Is probably the way
that these plants got to Georgia.
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WAeHTNGTe1N CALLAND.

Lln@oOd OIL.
I CABK prime Enelish, for sale low by
i A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Kagle and Mortar.
my34d No. IS Main-street.