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1 . ..-l NEW GOODS.
= TIA NEJ INST received a stock of desirable
domestic and Staple Goods, 20 which invite the
attention Of the public and my friends. I name the
following: - -EH ~
lou pieces Bleacheft Shifting Cottons. in various
widths and prices, at old prices,
81 st "a 10 and u 4 Bisaehed Sheetings, 4tzV
VI aaS u Brown a., :. do. -
Danask Napkins, - -.-'
so pieces Atwood Flannels,
bieaGhed and Brown Canton Flannels, of best
.u i0-st .HLA.I. NEWTON, 50, ,,h #
" AND BLACK TEA. -
TEAS, Of various grades. Also, STAND - -
6cdnf soA asnSss Poo others. VIZ: souSAons n
-, KING & BURCHEI.L,
u II IL Conner 18th st. and Vermont sv.
IL riIchi lie p,rcupt GE PITCHERsr
TT The !. bet aae!ity PATENT DOUBLE WALL.
sale st greatly reduced prices, ~
-, and ldl you y'llss 'oaviiTf.ss EAksr.
H'.l14 al y zAzulz-8 S'o ra' Avenue. q
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PHILHARMONIC HALL,
NExI pcoR TO rvs STAB OFFICE,
fFsl Opp0stfc rae Enkscood HntSs. r ~
The citizens Of Washington aud Geareetovn,
and sll otaers who wish % have their PLUMBING
and GAS FITTING executed in The most snbstaa-
most respectfully invited 10 call upon me st ug
store twsere can always be found from O'Clock
vork. which gusrs utss shall be eeuted by eIpe
rienced wofknea, without delay and 20 your entire
sansfaotioh. tau61 T.. SNYDER, Plumber,
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By THOMAS BOWLING; GEORGETOWN.
Try VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
Id Dennis Callahan to the snbscriher snd a, IN
request of the parties secured thereby will off r
az public .aie, on MONDAY, the 22d of August in
front OF Thomas DOwllngs Auction Room two
Horses, two Carts; and Harness. Terms cash,
JOHN DELLZELL, Trustee
an FITS THOS, BOWLING
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WIN. n. GLOVER, Agent 'Nn

L. LIME m-LIMEW
Just received. ono barrels of fresh wood -burnt
LINE, which will be sold only for cash
TIL wv. NJ. GAIT.
III O1lce northwest corner 18th and G streets,
No. 541. Wharf foot Of I'm street, below War
Department 40 %
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AUCTION SALES,

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
HERRINGS ATAUCTiON.-On SATURDAY.
MOkNlNG,l 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will
SELL In front of our auction rooms
50 barrels Northern Herring, In bad ORDER
Terms cash.
IL
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ffnancial.

2 NV foRk, Aug. l2-Stoc ks ase hrm Chicago
and Rock Island 6lsi Michigan southern 2Ok
New York Central 20; Reading s3s; Mo. 90 81 4
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~, By WALL BARNARD, Auctlopeer..

W. u % nj % k + ABLE DWELLING
HOUSES, on soCTh Il. BETWEEN SIXTH ann
ShVEN srEEEIs WEST, ON Tbs ISLAND, AT Arc
TIoN.-OE III ESDAI AFTER NOON, 18th inst .
CLOCK VIII sell, In front of the premises OTIS
aEd IN square lS5, improved By comfoTtab l e
uWelung Houses, fronting south between
Sixth and Seventh streets west
Terms: One third cash balance in six and lively
MONTHS with interest. Deeds at the expense of the
purchaser. " ~
JOHN T.. SMITH Atty
an9 WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs
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NEW ARRANGEMENT AND REDUCTION
~ OF E-THROUGH TO


L modious steamer ANTELOPE, r.
Capt Il. +. WELLS, leaves George- EA&5-N
town every TUESDAY, THURS n41oE1.s4s
DAY, and SATURDAY. at o'clock m. Re
turning, leaves Harper's Ferry every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock a m
N. u. The ntelope makes an extra trip 70 sh.p
herdstOwn and Williams port on SATURDAY. nights
and Sunday mornings. iy Is 2ms
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BIrII II
- ING LOTS IN SQUARE No. so on THE IsLANn-
On III ESDAl, the 10th instant, shaIl sell Ir
front 0l the premises, commencing at ) O'cnck o
m. - handsome building Lots, being subfIvislon,
"l Original lots 5, g. 7, 8, II, ls ~ 81 % 3 ana 2S
In Square $40, ~ - VIM 80
The above property fronts ON Third and Four
ana a-hai streets west, and and stree Is south
alI running back to wide slley, with frontage o
Terms One fourth cash balance i'm g. u and !,
months Tor notes bearing interest from day OF sale
Marrdnted deeds given and deeds of truSt taken
rats OF tue square and subdivisions will he show
SAFE, or any time previous to sale at nv auctioT
store. Ian 5-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two yrIts ol
" her faclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Cont of the District of Columbia for me
county of Washing ton and to me directed 4 will
expose 10 public SALE for cash. in front of the Con
House door OF said county, on I CESDAY the Isl
cay oil august next, 1889, at IL O'Clock M the fol-
anss descr NE, property 90 wit: All defend
part of original Lot No in Square Ss fronting s
feet on II street north, and bounded as follows
commencing al point 75 eet inch from the sonth-
east corner OF said square, and running thence
on line with SAID street Is feet thence sonth on
me with SAD 18th street % feet u SAID street
Ans thenoe east on said street Is TO the Place
OF Deglnnlng, containing 80 square feet more ur
Iess, IN the oty OF washington ID. C, together with
all and singular the Improvement thereon seized
and levied upon rs the property of SaT'l NJ KNIGHT
and Will he sold to satisfy JudIciale Nos los and
S3s, 70 Oct"Oer term, 1853 In favor of w m. II Dove,
use OF homas Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr., use of
d. =. Stewart, and the otherof Thos. p. and ATcha
use OF Geo. Poe Jr.. of n. e stewart vs. SAM
M. Knight w. w. Campbell! and John H. Fucker.
". SELDEN, Marshai
U R-a for the District ~ Columbia
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Alexandria Markets.

ALrxANpRIA, August I2-Flour--6s i barrels
on change; no Sales. Wheat-s 500 bushels Of
Tered bayefs and sellers unable 10 agree. Corn
10 sales prices declining.
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By A. GREEN. Ano,,on..,

ERAME HOUSE AND LOTION SEVENTH
STREET AT AUCTIoN:-On MONDAY, the 18th
instant, shall sell. IN front of the preJnises a. 4
O'Clock M handsome Building Lot fronting "a
ieet ohIth street n-Ntto the corner of o ST. porth
being part of Lot No. u. in SQUARE an with H.
Stable. ~ iio"so anu
Terms: Onethir cash: balance in G. 70 and 10
months, for notes bearing interest from the day n
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken
daS-d A. GREEN Auot
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EREN WHITE ZINC PAINT
Il FROM THE
VIEILLE M0s%AGME COMPANY

This Paint is adapted 90 al purposes 20 which
the best ~ hlta Lead app Icabe Ii doas not turn
yellow. as had invariably cos and will acquire the
hardness aud smoOthness of Coach pannellIng with
out the aid Of vsrnIsh, and is easily aShed. Col
or. with zinc basis retain their freshness and
bTilIancy Of co,or.
900 pounds wall cover much surface with the
same body, "a 30 pouRds Of lead-ShOwing great
economy as well as b auty.
In order that parties may depend upon gettins the
article strictly pure they should buy Of none but tue
two qualities, known as No. and Ssetc Ehi's
Dry. Red and Green seal. The No. or Red SEAL
Snow White or Green Seal being only used for the
most x pansive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG. AsenfJor the Co.
Orders addressed 10 either Of the following houses
III be billed ~ the ner reduced tarif Of prices,
HALL 4 CORNELL.
1913 MdideH LAM, Nor York,
RAlNOI.DS, DEEOE a PRATT,
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Ps,crs To NIlhfTT G92oDS;

RicEs TO SUIT THE "HARD TINES
for Men aud Iouths- which having m
been purchased low foe cssh An 49,
able TO sell At very low price =
Also, lot Of CLOTH SHOES,
suftabie Tor the present season. from
the Trade sale, For the low price OF
St-St Together with an assoft ~ cst -
q SHOES and fine CALF SKIN
BOOTS Iron Philadelphia; prioe S10
SS7a IL Terms--Rtady paw
H.rgtr f'.-#----H r.. II. STfNEMETZ,
fsr -Hs--- .-# 236 Pa. av near 18th street,
an e-aIn.r bet Kirl Xnod and w d Ard a hntels
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIIRNITIJRE
AT AUCTIoN;-On WEDNESDAY y the I7th m
stait, az 10 O'Clock a.. m, shall SELL at the re,i
aence Of David Callaghan. Esq, on ~ street be
tween and streets south, sland j large lot Of
Househoid Furniture, cons sting Of "
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, ard Centre Tables,
Wic,nw shades, Carpets, Cane and Wood sea
Clocks, Mantel Ornaments and Rugs.
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bosters and Nau,e.ss.
Iobss, s o"u "a'c-
w ashsta IDS, Bedding and Chamber Sets
GLASS Ware, Table Cutlery and Croker
0ne exceIlent Cook and other Stoves
Large lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles, too numerous tn eppma,-
ate. w O"'n0i-
Terms cash.
Id
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WATcH RErrRNs-Nat Hines, colored, John
SeweIl, drunk in the market; fine and costs
s3iS. Michael Doyle, fighting Jail for court
This prisoner was taken from near swampoodle
and carried to the guard house and by his .iacu.
lations he appeared TO claim the right, In virtne
Of his political character, to do as he pleased
whip everybody, and go free. When he was
placed In the dock, watchman Davis happened 20
be leaning against the rail- without the least prov
ocation, DOYLE struck him very severe blow In
the face. This outrage exaspefatcd some of the
eyewitness that but for the presence Of mind of
would have received a much seyerer punishment
than Few weeks in Jail solomon Holland, col
oted, nghting; hnc and costs, &c. i5.. F. Miner.
Goldsmith, riot and stoning a house; fine and
costs, 10, and security for court Jas Johnson.
colosed, disorderly; 4al5. One lodper - -
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers,
TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
S!IH STREEI WEST AT AUCrIoS.-On wEO-
NESDAf AFTERNOON, ats O'Clock in front al
we prem ses, we will sell Lots Nos rs aud H. in
square 90, fronting oach ~ feet inches on 2th 81
west. between NJ and n streets, and running bac K
late, and is last increasing IN value. -
Terms One third cash the residue in g. ~ Ard
trust on the property. Vi
Title perfect.
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A HARDLr-usED CoMPAyY.-Last night vcry
large company Of colored persons assembled in the
long hall over Nailor's stable. for an exhibition
In the way Of recitations and similar exercises
Such parties are not allowed TO assemble, unless
by special permission from the city authorities
ana about ~ O'Clock last night the watc hmen upon
the beat entered the hail. and demanded 10 see rb,
permit. The truth was, they (the colored people)
had employed Officer Williamson to attend tn,
party and preserve order, and he had the permit
was absent The demand for the permit SO alarmed
the company that many (male and female) sprany
from the windows, several Of whom were badly
hurt- One OF thsm-a stout young fellow named
George Gray-had his leg brok en- 5y the fan To the
ground. Ohcer Williamson came mp at this time
and showed the permit, the watchmen withdrew
and the company prepared to remove the injured
ones Gray was removed on a mattrass TO receive
surgical assistance. T-......t - = $500
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New Ysrk Narkex..

NEW SoRx, Aug. l2.-Flour has declined IN,
ioe; state - loaS. 30; Ohio - .7Oas 10; southern
siWa5; Wheat closed heavy and generally nm
changed-choice Southern white 81 as, w esa-rn
red 10. Corn closed buoyant at 76assc Pors
IS heavv-grime SO. IeaiO IS Lard Quiet and
nominal. whisky duh al 25xc
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Baiumsre markets.

"a, ILLINOIS, Aug. la.-Flour closed steady
any Mills SS.3.; Howard St S5 50. Wheat closed
H'i,, sal,s on 2S.Voo bushels; white 81 eOasl -
unchanged. Mhisky clased dull az Y1c
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctjoneeT,-
DOSiTIXE AND UNRESERVEnS 81 n

BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneerx
D0SiTIVE AND UNRESERyED sAtE pr
FRAME DwELLING -HoUsE IN THE FIRsT w arr
Ar hCcrIoN-on TUESDAY AFTERNOON I6fh
Eth sci Pstt o. Lot No 5, in Square west OF No "
town upper Bridge. and running hack IN RI
Creek. improved rith a good and nearly new two.
story frame Dwelling. " wv
sale positive.
Terms: one-haif cash; the residue in 6 and Is
months, win interest, secured by deed of trust
Also.
Immedistely alter the sale of the house. we viii
seai the Soap Kettles complete. the Leach Tubs
Terms cash.
aull WALL
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j., n SIN loo a los FEiroa siyssf. nS,c Yori.
II CHARLES LAHAYNE
Il RESCO, HOUSE, AND SIGN PAINTER,
' No. ~ ~ street, nedT Penn. AceHks,
WASHINGTON, ID. -.
Churches. Dwellings, Halls, Saloons. a. G. MAJ uted
IN frescO, Dislemper, EncaustIc, ard Oh CoIOrs IN
the most artlstlc sly le Also, Lettering aud Guild
shortest notice. an ets
M0ORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE, II3
4'l Pa acenEe, south st5..-san Ord's Liver Invig-
orator WrIE hts Vegetable Pills, and fresh supply
OF pure Medicin~s Just r-ce vsd as above. an Nv
MI HOUSE BUILDING.
MONEY can he sav, q By purchasing BUILD
ING HARDWARE Of US. Zoo the simple reason
We buy for cash, consequently buy lowe, and sell
for cash, enshline TO sell for very small ADVANCE
Now on hand, fuli stock Of Cut Nails. Axlo Pul-
levs. Plants Butts, Mortlce and Rim Looks sash
weights, Sash Cord, Blind Fastenfngs, &C. Come
20 339 Pa avenue, opposite Browns ffote AZ yotI
desire TO spend Your money ia Advantsee
aus OHlFFITH a. SHIELDS
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Nj ETAL WAREHOUSE.
BANcATiN
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III.
The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but win restore
GRAY HAIR
To It's original color, by Natures own process
RrnE n III MILL I

Aos ol.gnA color, ~ Natures own process, 10
frof: y. ]. Woods Celebrated
proof Of the above assertion read the foiio~;n-
testimony from dsting ushed persons from ali p.rts
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor. Mich. -.
his wife, whose hair had become very thn and enreiv
thcKened and become beautiful and rlossv nnon go
entirely over, the head. Others Of INV familv snS
seads are using your Restorative with the hsppiesS
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator Or Illinois. ..,.-
NY mar was premasurely gray, but, By the use Of
and | have no doubt permanently 80. ~es's
HON. y. L. STEWART, says my hair vas verv
gray, put after using two bottles, restored il to 10
REV. J. X. BRAGG, Drookfeid, Mass. s.y.. /. Ia.
removed from my head inaam ation, dandrnG. and .
Uhsh .enaency 20 itching and restored my hair,
J. W. DAVIDSON, Monmouth, his, says, my hair
WAS two-thirds gray or rather white, but ~ he %.
pcaton Of the Restorative, a. directed, il has e.
sumedit original color.
DR. Q. WALLIS, Chicago, says, amer using great
bottle Of your Hair Restorative, which has cured 4
BESIan NJ aeaa q syS years. g. standing
Lryspeias when IL began 10 grow instead OF black a
heretofore, II vas we'll mixed with gray. Having tried
was induced to yours and in spite Of an INV donhts
iihAs had the desired eject.
), II. L. WILLIAMS. N. D., Peckensvil., Ala, says,
nave used your Restorative, and find ali II 10 recon.
mended TO be- have triedit for letter and find il
certain cure.
W. NJ WOODWARD, NJ. D., Frankfort, Ky. sava.
ne recommends It in his practice the beat prepara
tion for the hair In use.
EDWAk WALoOTf, says, three months AFRO my
nAf was very gray, ID dark brown, the o,iri.
nal color smooth and glossy, all By the Of woods
WILSON KING, says one months proper applca.
ZION VIII restore any per<oHs hair to ts original col.
or andtexture.
, :. y. HOES, says, few applications fastened ny
original color. -
BETSEf SMITH, North East Pennsylyania. saw. that
ner mar had for number of years, been perfectly
o1t nov 1t Is restored to its youthful color sot
and glossy, o'' WV
DR. J. w. BOND, St Paul, says that his hair n
strong thick and black, although abort time sIpce ne
both bald and The people here saw ts effects
:! NORRIS GosLiNG, N. D., 8. Louis, says that a..
er trying many other preparations, all TO no eject he
ised TWO bottles, which covered his head with AZ ma
rigorous growth OF hair and invites all 10 come ma
&c eS~
SARAH J. BROWN, says hsr hair was not only sray.
SO thin she feared Its entire loss-but aer
'oaties y Ia. restoI ed both the color and growth
). Prepared by o. j. WOOD 4 CO., ia Market Street.
=: Louis, and 3l2E 'oadwsy, New York. and sofa ~
III Druggists and PA-ent MEDICINE Dealers; also bv ~
fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers In the United states
md Canada. rmsvA
Sold here by All Druarista
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Old Brown safe Again.-The hey AZ.
fair
ICorrsspondence Of the Missouri Democrat

Lawrence, n. T., req. 4, I6ov.
Brown was blockaded at Holton, which is
near Nebraska. A posse of MissouriaDs from
Weston, and some from Bates county, tracked
him up and came on while he had only four men
with him. Their force was about thirty
Brown took shelter in some empty log houses,
aud prepared for fight. The party Was afraid
10 storm him, but remained ont Of gunshot
closely guarding him. They sent for help to
Weston, and also to Lecompton. The Cover
nor, fearful Of the effect Of Missouri posse
taking Brown, sent Marshal Colby with troops
to take him instead of letting them do it =
Meanwhile party Of Free State men arrived
and raised the siege, the Missouri party flying
preciptalely as soon As they came in sight, and
thus preventing Q fight. Brown and all the
Others had lefs that neighborhood, and the
troops had not arrived . day and Q half af-
terwardc.
Montgomery did not attack Russell ct Paris
% the latter expected. The former left the lat
Ter 70 fortify. and having persuaded tho settlers
70 remain still, has come up to attend the ses-
sion OF the court new here, and has been tes-
tifying before the grand jury. No case against
him has been commenced. No indictments
have yet been reported.
Excitement still continues about the Doy af-
fair. Many Of the citizens desire TO march our
army 70 Platte City, batter down the jail and
release the Kansas prisoners and burn the town
II there 70 any resistance. Before this 10 done,
pacific measures will be tried. We are Informed
dat Platte City b under martial law. Unless
Doy and bic son ere released and sent back,
eoDe establishing meaeurss ase certain.
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FROM kANsAs-SrARrLING REPoRT.-A gen
tleman who arrived in this city last evening
brings startling rumor from Kansas, from
which Territory he has come direct.
lie states that when he left Shawnee, which
was ON Saturday last, the 9th inst., there was q
rumor current that Brown, who had been block
AIDED in some log huts near Nebraska, and was
! released by force of the Free State citizens
OF Kansas, had afterwards met the Missouri
posse under the direction of DR.. Woods, Deputy
Marshal, whom Brown captured and imme d.
ately hung
Our informant reached Westport on Sunday,
where the same rumor had preceded him, caus.
ing considerable sensation.
Mr.. Smith, the well.known hotel keeper in
Westport, was of the opinion that Dr. Woods
had not been hung, although he believed he
had been made prisoner by Brown.
Judge Campbell was Smiths authority for the
whole statement.
II is thought, if the report is true that Brown
has hung Woods, that the citizens of Platte
City will wreak their vengeance on Mr. Doy and
his son.-St Louis Dem, 10Th.
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'RALonsr AND PIsroLs AT THE BREAKFAST IA
sA-ihe Augusta (Ca.) Dispatch gives an ac-
sOcts o. scene which occurred at q breakfas,
A0ss OF the Augusta Hotel, on the morning Of
ae 1o.e W.. H.appears that . Mr.. Parish
sAs seated At breakfast. when Mr.. Riops and
We entered ard took their seats a few fee,
a.. Aish. Diegs then approached Parish, put
oh ms shoulder, and ordered him to
s'N The table. Bggs iepeated his order
80 rose ana went IN on the muscle Friends
sfs's'ed them, when Biggs drew his revolver
= Parish followed suit. Then i, was pop, bang,
81 fsrish retreAting through door. They
aagsa At each other through the half shut door
~ tines and ended the scrimmage, Parish
ing received a painful wound in one arm.
Eggs another 10 his coat sleeve.
iisfe was great CONSERVATION in the dining
- - .nHe the gentlemen we're firing their ran.
Aoss Some lodged under the tables
sea' oi The room, and some stood watch
!. - tshge Of the pistols, in order to avoid
- s-Ae" sbich hew about, fbreaking dishes
.1iasing the walls Vi the room. Several
So. seis Carried TO their rooms in fsin ting
- Tue landlord expelled the bellger-
n,r.a $3.50 rom The hotel, and Biggs was ar
oeiore the magistrates.
.,,na,. a' IRON tie testimony sdduced at the
ION AZ i saat The woman wss AZ the bot
h,ln.s.a t alar. Parish had been led into an
husb.,s. w srimirsl, with the wife, and the
sveDirs ~ ~ borrowed money of him. The
edN, aofs the shooting, Mrs. B. had entic.
sore 49,, aer room. and after OBTAINING him
Ar .. rushed in from closet, and
| B. tei,,;s we enragsd husband Was enacted,
lin o. i. !. pistol at r., threatening to shoot
a,ou.t spot, asking his friend TO run him
ss,s - IN be sword cane, &c. After this
80. .e eoor vas unlocked, and NJ. Parish
a.,issed With The promise tia, he should
"a. - nsil morning. The result of the
eIains,. ~ has not reached us.
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RETURNING PRosPERITY.-One of the best ey-
licences OF returning prosperity in the West. to
our mind, is the preparation thousands are ma
KING to 60 to work upon their farms. In this
county, We are quite confident that twice thu
number OF acres will be put under cultivation
the coming season that there was last. This
we oeiieve to oe true OF Southern Iowa gener-
ally. Productive industry is the only sure cure
for ." hard times, and we are glad TO see
the people awakening to this common sense
truth
Our farmers should endeavor to live frugal.
~ aud liquidate their debts as soon az posi-
ble-and get out of debt and stay out. In
debtedness is milestone around the necks of
thousands, and each years labor is made to
pay up last years score. No man can ever
prosper with debt aud interest logging him at
the heels. Wipe out the old score, and resolve
thenceforward to live within your income-buy
nothing that you have not money or trade to nav
for, and you will thus escape the usurer's hands
and his 'dealh penalty 80 per cent?
Corning Iowa) Sentinel
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THE PORE INTENDS TO ABANDON RoME.-Va
rious letter writers from the continent of Europe
| assert that it is the determination of the Pope.
expressed to the Nuncio at Paris, to abandon
Rome and take up his abode at Vienna, if the
French army should cross the Alps. Consider
ing the aspect with which such step would
probably be regarded Throughout, Catholic Chris.
tendon, this would no doubt be serious source
Of embarrassment to Napoleon III. It would
by implication revive the fading recollections of
bis uncles memorable quarrel with the Vatican,
and enlist against him at home and abroad the
enmity of a power which no despotic ruler can
venture to disregard. 1t is said by those who
understand the feelings OF the French clergy
well, that, notwithstanding ell the0gifts and ia
vors lavshed upon the church during the last
ten years, majority of them, and more espe-
cially the Bishops, are in heart Legitimists.