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l. nLohiDE OF LIME For dIsinfectipg
~, PURPOSES put up In bottles. and CONFIRMING Ali
the strength OF Chlorins, for sale by "'
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IA CAPITAL $4,000. W

cruPT- -
LEDGtRS.
JOURNALS.
DAY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS
CHECK BOOKS,
BANK BOOKS.
TOBACCO BOOKS. &c.
They will make up to order. in the best manner
any sJle or pattern of BLANK BOOKS required
by Merchants, Banks, Insurance COMPANIES To-
Lacco FACTORIES and Offices
arse stock of STATIONERY of every de-
scTlptOn, suited to all vans.
JAM rs WOODHOUSE 4 CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers, and Dealers in
. 24-jt 2dpl Piano Fortes
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l. LiGHf, LiGHT.-The subscriber
fg9s'e Howc's Furniture store. a full SUNNY III
nst@ 'o l or Coal OIL LAMPS OF the most approved
men wlll sell HI small advance on man
same .,s prices. Also. the best OIL for the
Al 81 = as l2wa price as any house IN Richmond
IrE-lms " tn nflantsu; may
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MANCHESTER SCALE WORkS:--Wa
1sI have on hand from the above factory. PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 to 1000 lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES Of every variety, and
is agents fUr the manufacturers are pre- pared to
take orders for rsilroad track, depot and ware
house Scales. &C., which for neatness, durability
and accurao cannot he surpassed,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
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Dissoiutton.-The co partnership heretofore
existing between The undersigned, under the style
solved. The debts due the concern will be paid 10
BOYLE * GAMBLE, who will also settle all
nlaL 90 nj liz
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE.-At p. Nj, MON
&sst6xssss16 - DAY. WEDNESDAY ant Fri
DAY. we will run up BOAT to
the Ave nile Lock, snd change the passengers on
70 our Rcaf Al Jordan and " inns Landing.
- - r. EDMOND h co.
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rrnrn Ohio Papers
THE DEMOCRACY 4 NEGRO QuALIrr.

We charge the Democrats Of the north
with being partieeps criminis with the Dem
ocra,s of the South in the production of one
million of malatoes, and for all the dis
gushing coueubinage which prevails in the
South.
We charge the Democracy Of Ohio. es-
pecially, Of being in favor Of negro equality
because they voted in 1s4s in the Ohio Leg
islature for the repeal Of the 'Blsck Laws, -
the effect OF which was to make the
testimony Of a negro equal to that of q
white man, The editor OF the Coshoctop
Democrat, the Hon. A. G. Dimmock, then
Democratic Senator, and now famous
Dred Scott tool Of the South. in letter to
bis constituents, thus justified his vote on
that occasion:
81 do not admit that the repeal Of the
Black Laws was sacrifice Of PRINCIPLE
for il is . fundamental item in the Demo.
cratic creed that "all men are created free
and equal"
Gov. Chase for United State Senator, and
thus indor,ing his silver pitcher letter. which
they say declares, "disapprobaiion OF that
portion Of the colosed people the right Of
outrage"
We charge the democracy With sealously
supporting Gen. Jackson for the Presidencr.
when il 10 notorious that hs addressed The
eolored men Of Louisiana ~ HIS BRETH-
kRN, and appealed to them to fight, shoulder
% saoalder. for the defense of New Orleans,
WITH WHITE MEN.
We charge the Democracy with support
ing Richard VI. johnson for the vfee Presi-
dsncy, who lived in open and shameless
sdalsesy. eli his life long. with . NEGRO
SuNcUBISE, "Blsck ~ the ace Of spades, y
wao bred . Numerous brood Of yellow
enifosen BY her. and shas truly mixed bis
ewa Anxio-Saxoa blood with that Of Ne
'Ce-tass essaSashinS N equality With ne
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A yospg scamp. by the pane Of Fps lint,
hss for some time annoyed the good people
10 tn. vicinity Of Hg#,y BosrvIcS by
sppropriating to bis own use, suadry chick
ems, Turkeys, articles of clcthing, books, &c.
On the Gosh inst. he broke into the hease
Of Mr.. q. ". JouXsoS- the family being
absent broke open two trunks, and after
books, and various articles Of clothing
dessmpsd With his booty. Il is supposed
that ho has made his way to Montrosc, Lee
Comfy. thu, State, whore be says he Ia,
relatives. Look out for him.
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During the past week, political excite
msnt has rsn high, and tho Niger qses'ion
hss been thoroughly discussed but for the
last two or three days, politics have been
laid a.lds. the bigger has for once, been
superseded, and the sll-absorbing topic has
been the "pct,icos. question" Airport is
current throughout the city, that very
respectable young man, lstc resident OF
this place, and q clerk in one OF our fash
ionabis stores, would be more properly at
erred in hoops, than in psn,aloons. This
- avery prolific theme among certain
olsss OF our ci,Iens bat those who ar,
supposed to know, pronoanss the report
false. We regard tho story rs one calcu.
lated to injars the young gentleman, aud do
uohoJy sny good.
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rFDatsl from Chicago. 70 the 10th inst.
states thA there is every reason to believe
,hs, on tbs night Of tbs Lady Elgin disaster
there vas saothsr vessel lost with all on
board The schooner ST. Marys left here
th.t day, bospd for Cedar River, aud has
no. been heard Of since. Shs had on board
several lady passengers and Ave men, besides
Capt. Bennett, mate and cook. Since she
left, another vessel has been to Cedar River
and heard nothing Of tho missing schooner
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cr"IHAvE ALWAYS HATED sLA

r"IHAVE ALWAYS HATED SLA-
VERY, I THINK AS MUCH AS ANY AB-
oLlTIoNiSr."-Lincoln at Chicago, jay
10th, 1858.
The above, in flaming capitals, is kept
standing in the columns of the Locofoco
press in Iowa as dreadful charge against
Lincoln.
To hate Slavery is objectionable in the
eyes Of the Democracy--so secure its extern
sion from Sc dogs. 30 min, to SO degs. north.
and over New Mex CO, Territory Ave time.
as large a. the State Of New York. is the
GROWING glory Of Douglas.-Gate City.
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Tbs programme for the coming County
Fair states thu, Their. will be Ladies'
Tournament" a, 1 O'clock, L. NJ. Of the sec.
eni day Of the Fair, bat no mention is made
Of tho prizes TO 90 awarded for The 'bcst
display" in ,hi, interesting department Of
,hs show. A. the ,r,sk il now 10 readiness.
AID ba, few days remain before the Fair.
sas prpses should At encs be announced, thai,
shs far eaue.srieanes, may know VIA, il.
Al stake, and ~has amoaat Of preparation
they can ssssa to undertake for The same.
Thu Young ~so OF The city have heretofore
been ara and foremost IN providing suitable
P's.'sns Ter this interesting feature of our
'snny exhibitions, and We suspect but a
h,ns 70 nos necessary to engage them shird
time - sss sane pFai'sSorihy undertaking.
'a'h see.
ASxr'>sI> RocxYroRp row x<ntr
There vas seeiIy sarneas of The people
q the above so~ashleM Gos,' School.
naase, Saturday evening last, 10 listen to
asfseoh from fs,Sx SrsEsr. The meeting
sseaniasd by calling B,slt Fox TO the chair.
Joan s. Cess, With she aid other good, live
Republicans, entertained the crowd, BY
siseins several campaign saas., in good
ssyls; after which Iads. Srxssr took the
Gear. and made enc Of hi. characteristic
sys.ss.s Our reader, NAV knew that i,
vas ra;a,.a and telling speech, from tn.
fsss that there vas srea, sa,tsrinr and
eanu ,,ios an coz IN. friend. Of the "L;,,Is
Sucker. aur;p. Il, dsI;vs,r Sauna ,f,s,
t..., s,,,,;,.a a Il. nsusla,;,..-r.,,:,,.
i.,,v . esu,,. a. ,s,,-..s,. r.,,;.;,
,,.e,;r.,, in N. ,,ms. A. .a,n.,,. e..
.-u,,;ll,,s =. I,,., a n. - :, =.
n.- ~ 1870 GO, 81 'a'
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Lumber.
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

TINE unac-sisned has been aprssin;ed Executor 81
i the Estate Of J. b Beers. deceased. All persons
hsvin- claims against said Estate requested "a
have them rrobzted and aled with the County edge Of
fsstAvattamie County, Iowa c. BALDWIN,
Erernfor.
n. B-puring my as<rnce from Council Bluff. ary
person having any Business 10 transact with
Executor a said Estate. ~Il call s. Clinton. ESQ.
ef said HssA;e- c. BALDWIN.
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.-FsA.K DxvEsroHr has build'Dg %
Lever Broadway. IN course Of esns1uc'Iso
O., III. ssoscial accommodation.
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e~wesd wanted u shis once, 10 pay
nso, Tor subscription to the Sonpareil, or
"a, Job W ork, or Advertising.
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1Tbs population Of Nebraska, .ee s.',
i.s 70 the e.asus Just completed, D "''
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r9rrsn tn. money article Of the n. T..
Tribune, Of tn. ls.b, We learn that the VI.
IN. Railroad Company have recently added
I've loeom olives and 100 cars TO the rolling
stock Of tbs road. This speaks we'll for
shs success Of the road.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

k~D. C. BLooxEa Is erecting commo-
d;s.s encs, % Lower Broadway, adjoining
.bs buildinz be now occupies.
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T. u. asoODrELLow,

General Auction & Commission
AERCHANT,
L>oR TEE SALE or ALL KINDS OF MEHrHAx.
T dire. Per~srsi Property, Hosseasoii t'n-sss. and
Real Relate. Opposite The ossr& u Coenfy Judge,
COUNCIL BLUFYM IOWA.
n Cuasasnmenss Sosseied. Taxes raid On Real
Kstase-
REFrrRENcEs:
r r. sxov. YxonAN. wanSra Co., HayITss
4 CAouIssp. MrExipK 4 DoxKs, and The E2lses
. sAe ycap&selS.
JSsA a,e-4.
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-Brr., / Co. are 10 receipt Of another
big invoices Of groceries, etc. i1e' NC
Aa;,. = big trade just now.
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p~LF. GooIxlS, viii preach in the
M cssrsh TO- ssrros tSandsyj, q 10y
.,eleek A. H., and also at o'clock N '0s
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!. n. this evening.

TThers viii be stated os
sies q Bluff City Lodss No. 'i' a. '''
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t1.fs ,sa van, TIE ,sas ,isas, % 10 VI. H. AINr's
h h.s o., tbs fssss Rsxais,>s ca tie Ass'ar'
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II STILL LIVE
~ A~Lx NAN DlsCoCRsEru.:

The Democratic Show Not Yet
D0fnnct
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rS.Ga to ". II. ALNys to get your Watch re-
paired. KENDALL dcvotcs his especial attention to
hIs department,
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rTThe 81. Louis Democrat says Of our
worthy Representative: "Col. Curtis Is a
mos, s1csIlen, member, aud deserves the
hearty sud earnest support Of every friend
OF free principles 10 bis district. 'ey us'
n OF let him be beaten"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

cTMr. JonS Mr.sgE rolled into our office
yesterday big specimen Of the genus APP
pie pic Melon. OF the merits Of this ssgs-
table, We shall be better able to judge, when
We shall have tickled our palate With PIE
or two from the ssme-meanwhils the donor
has oar thanks Tor bis Kind remembrance
OF ~.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR THE sLOrE.
Ws publish below the time. and places
at which Me.srs. CGKris and COLE will hold
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Ole xeeeklg Asnpart'l.


"a map Of busy hfs,
S-.~4,ns and It's vast concerns
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LINCOLN CLUB.
RRruslfcAr HEADQuanTEKs, }
c. Or K

grw. II. ALaYs JeweIry Store is next door to
the Paeihe House--ai work done in a uorkmcnIikt
manner and WARRANTED.
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Eilbs found at the old stand Ut oil times, to settle
up tie'businsss Of tho Ann Of McBRIDE bowen.
AIIpersons against whom We have claims, will save
by settling the BY the 18th Of June 1850.
Ma, % 1850. II gas ..-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

Senator wilkDson, Of Minnesota hon. J. H. Graham.
OF Delaware county, N. Y, and Hon. W. Il. Dmmck Of
Pennsylvania, are stopping 1t the st. Nicholas Hotel
Judge Bigelow, Of Boston; Major Mordecai, Major
Emory, and Capt Humphreys, all Of the United States
army, and Captain Lee, OF The Uoed States navy are
among the arrivals at the New York Hotel.
A. Dcesommes. Esq., and family, OF New Orleans and
c. P Hemmenwsy, Of Valparaiso, stopping at the
Everett House.
Governor Gibbs, Of Rhode Island, J. L. Gardner Esq
Of Boston; Francis Peahoay, Esq, Of Salem, Mas (s
brother Of tho well known banker in london Of that
nancy, and Mr.. Hasch, Postmaster Of Buffalo, stop
pug At the Filth Avenue Hotel.
An American traveller, Rev. U D. Collins has been lee
turing lssis in Calcutta on his travels In SO lth America
with occasional dsshes At slavery and other subecss
Tho Delhi Gazette, OF January 81, that General
Mansfield goes TO China second In command and Lord
Cyde has been requested remain another year in his
present pcet
Hov l. 8 Narsbar, Of m, Hon. r Q. Parsons Of
q. s. 4, aro N Washin8aA.
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Enormous SwfndifnS Transactions In
Rev Orleans.
A MERCHANT OBTAINS $4,000 CREDIT AND Ar
TEMPTS TO ESCAP

TEMPrs TO ESCAPE.
From the New Orleans Bee April 81
An astounding disclosure mace among commercial
crc es yesterday morning by the arrest OF Mr.. e. A.
Rosehthaf, merchant who has hitherto stood high in
ercaItite honor and Austaoed the repa OF an m
reproschabIe character. II the allegations axsns.
him be correct AID there no 90 lbt as to III
ra ne one OF the boldes naa most sacceesiui swird
ers bat bcs ever prnctced upon that conf Gus
nmaty between business men ard The uphoitug which
SO Important 70 the untrameled facility Of commercial
operations.
1t appears that Mr. Rosenthal has been doipg very
beeVy business, specializing In sugars groceries and
liquors. having his store the lsvee between Custom
house and Eienville streets Probably finding that he
was losing money aud would be compelled soon to sus
pepa, he determined 70 play bold game and secure
he possessed. For this purpose he purchased roods
wherever he could obtain them exchange for hs notes
1ch ne passed OIL 70 the exeDtof least forty
ooas whch are held oy large number of brokers and
merchants Among the many whom be swindlsd are
Theo We'll for twelve hogsheads sugar. worth 81 0Oo
samuel Ewing for twenty nine hogsheads worth So 0S2
James W Demarest, for eight hosshesds worth $500
Workom & Moses, tor liquors worth $780, G,ldsmtn 4
Barnett for liquors worth over $780, pnckard Steele
Co, j. NJ Savage, Jonas Pickles aud Mr.. Robsrtson
for groceres, and Z. Fax, for cottol seed oil
Bavng shipped all Of these goods Off in dniereat drec
coeed his last week and after sending notes Z,
several Of bis heaviest CREDITORS stating that hs life hal
bcen thrcae ned and he was obliged " leave New Or
leans, be had his heavy black beard shaved or and
dressing in red flannel shirt, cotonade pauss and
bandanna turban hs took mp his residence on the out
skirts Of Gretna. thinking TO remain i~cag uu,l II was
SAT, for him 10 leave the locality. sely 70 him
sef he came over to the city SUNDAY nsat about ter
O'Clock and called upon Mr Wenck the lawyer ut that
gentleman q residence Msrais street. to ask som, Ia
gal ADVICE Some person recognized him even through
bis disguise, aud cent word 10 the Trems poce oers
asking TO have him arrested. Oaicsr Mckay went ~
Mr.. Weuck hous, and took Rosenshai into CUSTODY
Yesterday morning be brought before acting RECORDER
Benit, when Messrs- We'll, Ewing and Dsmarest made
ahdav,1 against him for obtaining money under false
pretenses He was remanded TO the PARISH prison. but
we understand tbst Col Field will get out q writ OF
naoees corpus Tore one Of the district courts this morn
that ROfeBtbai will prObAbv hc
as bis creetors having voluntarily taken his notes. they
cannot base criminal prosecution upon tho transactions
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Washington Journalism.


The RePpblsc and Era having both fasd owing their
subscribers considerable for advanced subscrip
hors Mr.. Lewis Clephane, Of Washington, proposes 10
commence new paper with the description lists of the
two journals, provided the Republican Association Will
advance SIS, eco, the amount necessary ensbe him
supply at tfst cost these advance subscribers eud
81 The time for which thew have severaly paid. These
facts not i;terpg TO Washington Journalism though
they reveal nothing Tho Era is tho only paper
tn that city which has paid It's propretors dollar
from the legitimate profits Of s business but for the
want Of financial skl in its management and the social
richness Of Dr. Bailey, which led him into . style Of
LIVING incompatible with his receipts, 1t might have been
alive and prosperous to day. Az time q paying
concern but when money earned IN the newspaper
ne<e--instead OF being returned TO that business
IN the way OF mproveneuts-ts squsufered IN
the vain attempt 10 compete with Presidents,
and Foreign Minister'S, collapse may be certainly pre-
dete1 II the slO0 900 per annum which tho Era made
when vas almost the only organ of moderate AutSIa
very opinion hsd boon devoted IN TYPO
graphical improvements and tho payment Of eatoria tai
ent. its failure would have been recorded We re
gret thai the smahe aud excellent gentlemen who dc
The Fro do N much for the Republican party could not
have seen this before Il was too late.
The Rp}ie has been in . starving condition ever since
Is eesabshed Ii had merit enough bnt no Industry
was, have been told mainly kept up by the money
Of Francs Blair Senior and 10 bis prActiced Den i,
indebted for the occasional attractions which pos
scssed.
The H. Tio~acey though able, dgpaed, conservative
and i'm nsely popular kept alive by the favor Of
the political parties who contriye to hro~ its way
The fas Jobs by which its doanciA snses periodically
creased Len 10 lie subscribers and advertisers would
de before the end Of the year.
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Police IateiIsgsnce.

SINGULAR EorxxxSr CAx--Hene ferrera, s,anisrd
keeping saisos boarding house a No s.s Water street.
appeared before Justice Connolly, N The Loser Police
Court and complained that bis wife had rcceoty ciopsd
with runner To hts employ, nantd syisanus T. Bone,
taxing with her $500, the property OF complainant
$3.50 Of the amount hsa been placed In Ferera poses
sion for safe keeping. by friend who thought 20
OF entering into partnership win him. warrant vas a.
for the d tbs fahlee spcuse and her cara
nour and after deens search ths oiesr succeeded in
being confronted with her husband, the semsls prt
evnced NO penitcooe Whatever. On the
contrary, she FEnided her intention OF cieav-
ing 70 Bone through thick and thu Ger
Ancomplcs not bold, hoSevcr, aad judcius fro
hR locks be appeared 10 bare been hsxuy sK on the
whole business me magistrate committed the euisy
pair for examipafios- Mrs FerrGa Is . very ordiaay
womAn, with procgous cheek bones and tern 10 nose
What could have induced good looking fellow Ks Bsas
70 fan In love With her cannot imagine
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1xmpersture Of the Week,

The annexed table shows the temperature OF the
atmosphere in this city during the week ending
April z, the range Of the barometer and tter>
moneter, the variation of wind currents, and tue
state of the weather at three periods during each
day, viz: at 3 A. NJ. and and 9 o'clock z. Nj
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SurRS1x COURT, CIRcprr--Part l--Nos 32S 737 5lI
949 965. 057 06s 967, Sol, 92 s33 9t3 ssh 07S 971
9s,, ge3, sSS, 901. Part 2-Nos 1856 $780, 72s 71 ia
ss2. sis s22 s24 $780, s2s, 1884, sss, s4o s sls s4S
$50. 654, st8
OYER AsD TiwMrvxR -Cfimlnsl trials
sUrsnoR CogE-Psrt Mos Gil, %, GOT, III, 27s.
Ncs a. 2ss 2oo 27s, 274 ZIG, $50, 800 so2 Ses sae,
CoMNo6 PfxAs.-As before.
uT:S % srAm Dsrnor Covz--a'ps. %, 81, g, eass
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Brr---A duel With swords fought at the Netaire
Meee New OrIcana. the % inst, between Mr..
Manuel Bssco, Jr Custom House officer, and Mr. Ia
bcrce, clerk 10 importing house. The affair ended
10 Mr. Laboede recevtns serious wound in lef sde
yo above tbe hp. Inc dculsy sai1 to have ergt.
easea u . business Misunderstanding,
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eAturday-Hazy and warm all day and night
SundAy-HAzy and warm all day, night ight rain.
Monday-Clear all day, evening clear moonlight.
TuesdayMorning cloudy, afternoon oieAr hight cloudy
wednesday-Mornipg cloudy, afternoon CLOUDY, evening
rain.
Thursday-Clear all day and night
Friday-xorning cloudy afternoon clear night bright
moonlight
sAsufdsy--Morning aud afernsoa clear evening ever.
cast, rain during night
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fAe pnnbcr deaths, compared With tho correspond
ise vssss q 1855 M 1885, end Of iasf week. "a fol
April ., 1859 =. .. .3,S Increase ,. rs
- EXTERNAL cAnsee, 10. a. $so
,, shsofuts diseass.. .4i2i .r,
external caasss, 6a 80 No.
DANIEL i DIxviN. On i -:
On hsaat n8Azna, New Tea, Ana I, IN
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years iegA' go can State courts render nu AMI void
DOCS te law OF 1850 repe. the Lag o. December 10,
minor hsvf,g no parents or guardians dou,iclied
within the Unted STATES, has tie right TO dispose OF hts
Ia regard 10 The first roln viii be secn by referring
10 article section OF TIE Consultation. that Congress
the power 70 "rsse and mansla armies aai to psss all
laws necessary and proper thsrcuDto = Taasr this
thorty Congress passed Law 10 1918 forblida tbs
hsmssi O m,nors' eseses WI ne eooaest OF The
pca5sd and recrura orcrs sah,r zei 70 enlist say
esruvc able BODIED between tbe ages Of oga,een
a.a n yss,s Which ss q. ss. DC Is esaas
- veil - upon perspns o. fat ags /"
unser lhn Lao gaze clear ths, ali enl'stmsnN OF
pexnns over sbe are OF eixnsen years are legN aud
WIN MADE In the snd form prescribed by iaw,
Seae courts cannot snnu taen snpy because not in
oor6aacs With their iosi Tor thm were occs al
sswe vosd be Ia tos powsr OF the cos-n to dsesoi
any poruon o tae army vsmng wIloiu TIE limits OF tue
ssss and troops e,ad ooiy BE- mnaiaei By ihs fsisrs
rovrnmont al sns option Of the S&,cs wherein they
nA<ht 10 qaAxtArsd
Jsuk, vhch bears spoa this ~ soss Of September y,
1884, wh1ch roads a. foiiows shal bs rue duty Of
the 6ersssAry OF War 10 order the eisahArse OF
Mi1e<s upoa evidences eeinG p-ofaoei 10 hin that tue
s1t wss unAsr ,s.asy o8e years of age ne tns Of
I'm enhsfmenx. sIi Is1 sc.h ea,imspg wshaet
cesns g ~ pArer> ~ gasrsisss. N o. have say" 70
evs9cns 0nre n04tttg ths Ia ach rspesh ta.t Of
ISL smpy coolers ap9p iae Secretary q War % ger
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p s - - -: :. =t.s: ssss P.sG so.ra,.a
shnSnu~ss iegN, and ss.s csurss Gao oay la,.r,.ra
vtGss Dssss " maa,fsssiy nIassay rstsasd STATE
$500 sSass By is- % sss ss,.s.,, a W. ~, dSs.s
ey hsve 70 a~a0s ths dudes Of NE fr~sdeat Of tue
usfs4 msa~a cssxr~s hes ussoub,saly as rghs 70 40
eseeny $780, - sEscsss ~ lsss; sss toe p,wsr 70 de-
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