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49,
- -
: ss $50 ~! ss ssA ss1 M
= $3.50 ls.a.. j ... I. ..
II Nn1A AMken&1aAM ~ H. - 80
q III
81 -. 80 I. tlt Ntel p. ..s = - 49,.
escs - 80 - y. = y. H.. ~
B gcea 80 - - - ~ 90 ~
wt8A yorfme - 81 WHY eafsy = wisa - -
4 = e11sssd ~ benaa. - 49, -
/ - ceaDed - bent Noe eA - ~ g
Il t. tIs3n11lilss N'eard sesst easp r. -
t1llov Dip - - ~ sSssase 80
a9am 40 - n0aeIilA SOM q - 1oe,o
sslacs WI survive, paadgos q . past CENTURY -
sssasg. 90 ny uaa.A - 60 $500 49,
Il -@sen whO Aas0 divided - anxseeieS q saSee
seoso - ten, bstwssn - corea q oet11a -.
kesage 40 cOaeeFaeed heWele-- g
toes atssaoed Ana 4tca1ing pseeossaesfa1y =.
laaBso - I11 - Hespeenaee - Ro0ey =
90 peeaeas lon9 a1Af 80 HAfsy1 d. 1Meso =
70 more eeriktlg sas6 y our hl.eosy, than la
Il sho cetet MaGt1l11e0 Glsn - character 70 -
afaaa.I 1scsA y a1.a14ee1 NoNn g -
vs:knsss g tall.Aosss - Hicksdnses = klssoe
and ~ wfescaeane1 - :1 :. - pesscaa
9yAnncs q 4ye inaiv ldualey g tesace2
tnc elder Adas y. .aosr !. eazea1 30 s,sA 2
q ceoe1es wnUee caaef 49, MonMeoas 80 Mneee
every movement vas suggested BY him, stomped
Ms own features - john Adana. upon q, and
nads y : harmonious Ming Y q four years q
i - Owa peculiar aid distinctive llie 1he man
wno consseased tne seovefuMens ar Soda Iylef
c0aso nave 0een pas a. Jersey r0ckaUay W1en
room iof b.ggage 4 RFessdsas nay - &c worth
throwing Int On o1al eafss - the. NH ~
march, and yet there y 40 : erovned III Who
nas sucn sway whale - hnlds the ewoFa q state.
One man unwiseiy selected o. wrongly ehossa
j can gre you the bowed decsepttnae Of . party
which can Be coaneed on Jour GnEers, and b.
qnarsered tn yonf dining roo@.f What y this
| 'opp0slsaon7 thai yoa would club to4ethery %
yoa expect i0 place 0ov g ward ana esov Everest
sssa-csa WIZ yOn PAIR on 00v Hailks with Gov
iCtLsenoen! Gan y0u Ua0el ~ senator ~ 80 anl
ex-hectetary stuart n the pOsses1iOn Of the dead
past and the living PRESENT. What sqFt q men.
tral sait will yon precipitate with Iuingling e
such acids and alkalies % thesee Varily, the
earth has bubbles - the water hath, and these ase
| o. them" asnas at
And, again, delighted q We should be to asso-
caaee with thesc gentlemen Of the most afablest
description,' - Ar. Bundle would phrase il,
where y your gain? Will the uncertain pos
session OF $1,000 votes IN Virginia, 10000 N
Maryland, 1000 Ia Kentucky, II, 600 in MisOuri
with chance for . many more in Tennessee.-
each Numbering - wCrthless 70 change resals
~ me sear leaves q IN October forest ,--com-
Psn.a ~ vow tof ne andlneeence, alienation and
aPatny OF thousands N new kne!md and the
wnOae Nofsn, wheie ve need 00f ieil strength!
Ine arguments which ere potential With Polid-
csans have no force with the people, What care
Sne great mass OF our voting populats0l tor the
psEansee' sne parchment. ana the Pls0der @ an
ausn,mssfa.ion what care '.hey iof ne dirty
puo0lhe OF pour revenue service, or the leaDOf
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CrNcrxSArr, March 27.-The Gazette thus re.

CINCINNATI, March 27.-The Gazette thus re-
views the markets.
There was an improved feeling in the Provis-
ion market to-day, and higher prices were gem
orally demanded, while It Saturdays figures there
was pretty active demand. First class brands
Of Mess Pork were not to be had below Al7. 81,
and not much at that A lot Of 200 brls second
class brand brought 81. Bacon was sought af-
ter at It and 94c, but the only lot obtained was
90 hhds Sides az the quotation. and holders were
firm at u and SRc. A sale Of 10000 b Bulk
Meat was reported At 81 and 81 for shoulders
and sides. Lard was held firmly at lO4 and IL
per barrel and kcg We have nothing but dull
ness 70 report in the -four market. There
were no sales Of Importance to-day, and prices
were noninally unchanged n. 40@55O for SUI.
perfine.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
iva All the rnposEs q 4 FAnIly nSsle

arc y composed that disease within the range IL
their Neti0n can rarely withstand or ev11e them.
Their b snetrafing properties search. and leansc.
eanlsm. cosTectine Ii diseased acsion, ana u
storing I'd \. salshy vitalisiea. Az consequencs
or thcse iron ~skcs, Tho invalid who b bowed
down Wiz pain " pnysical debility 4 astoaishea
y find Ms keaith ov - slsZ Eessorsd y arsmsdv
q once g simple ard y yluae. n.
plants Of every body, bat also many fornIda-
bic and daneesuns ar. Nees. Thc agent below
named y pleased 10 fnm. seh grat1e my American
AimanAc, coaeAininG ceFt NeAtcs % their cures
and directcns for tAeir use ~ sle following Co..
ing frcm &se.dv.1 SisaseA, Mss.as, LalI0s.aies.
kama - and Aesoj1 Ia0ctian ef - Resalg. Fin.
s.estD, L. " ARpsAls. I6n4 Sras nd othP
Kindred complaint1s azislng ftpA II Iow snnae "a
ne body or oossrrctioa "a - fancti ons: N.
sons osIsr Ia sSsy 4 ssIs ss.s Pso1s =. AZ
fOr Arxa's fiLIs. - taks ncsIaag 80.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ron rns RAPID cua1 Or Eisss
CoueAs, ColAa InAn1usa, Eeaz1nas
Group. MeaGhitis, IneipiaH Co.. -.
ten, and 1Dr IT, 1eliof e Consanpeivo
ls4isnh h aava1ssl slngss u u
Disease lsi 'i'Tl F-.-77s
I So vsds y ths Asad u IL usefs,neru. "a -.
namcreas - 10 cases " ~ euFes, that almos1
every sscsion g coantsy ahoQnd6 n psrsoas
siarniss and svsa assp ss dissssss q '' a.
!!angs ~ ~ No WHEN Once 6ieA, - Sup1sioelS
~ over every Other medicine o. ID kinds oO~A
ef9axe0s = eaeapo eeoegyat1on, ~ wAess ~
We1oe anD knoNn, - p1h1lc 10 lo41se he1D
go 1900 e s%P.ey Scs - dlss.s -
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= D:cl1suRE---Among the Republican speak
the late canvass in New Hampslire
20 Y. Underwood, Of virginis. At Do
-, eofd'lg to . correspondent Of the Boston
ss.' IT. Underwood disclosed part Of the
~ faer % make Kansas slave State, neves
- sesealsd He said that long before the
~ y. ~ ne Missouri Compromise, Senatos ~
80. 4 causing To be circulated subscriptioa
~ I. yHstaia, to raiae recruits Tor Kansas,
~. y aseved intention II keeping The b.
g; power With the South, = b. calIed y
~. = - . oGset california, which CO. y =
-. esa'e and DE 1oap dAaf II the Doane
4. ~ Nat through Ii. Issuglas (the repeel
| n,.1 II Inlaaos1 Compsornise) vas part of this
Peoria Tfanscripk
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sr sr,v.y,soR BuL-We cut from the Des
..e. Journal the following summary Of tho
,r;s;uus Of the bsM creating Board Of County

fm SrPERvIsoR bhL-"c e"s ''V'' VIC Des
linz. Journal the following summary Of tho
pr;s;uus Of the bill creating Board Of County
Supervisors:
The hoard is to consist of one Supervisor for
~ c;yI tovuship, together with an additional
q for every township where the population
,esaas 600. making that number their rate Of
lr.sse--,o hold their Office two years, onc-half
Ens elected each year.
Yssy are % meet on the first Monday in Janu-
md June, and the first Monday after each
Iaeral election at the county seat.
4 majority Of the bosrd-of which one shall be
sen Observation-Disclosures a quorum, ana all
seedings arr TO be conducted openly.
special meetings may be held where majority
tts board petition the District Clerk-who is
Y ssfk Of the board; each supervisor 10 have
y, dss rce of the meeting, and that business
n due only which was specified in the call.
ne board have the power Ito make such or
M eacening the corporate property OF tho
parlr they may deem expedient,' TO exam
allow and settle all accounts against the coun.
% build. cause to be insured and keep in re.
county buildings, to regulate and form town
kys to determine the locality of county build
y within the site Of the county seat, to require
y aecsps additional bonds from county officers
y cal for reports from them at any time, to
present in all cases where special provision has
u been made, the interests of the county. To
image and control the school fund, to regulate
\ laying out and disseminating Of roads, to fix
ssnprnsation oftownship aud county officers,
authorize votes on relocation Of county seats,
poyide for the erection Of bridges, to fill va
aces in Office, aud to provide poor farms and
buses. They also constitute the board OF can
n&ers
Section eleven provides that no county build
" snail be built exceeding a cost Of two thou
md dollars, without at first submitting the prop
Gtion 10 che people.
fah statement ofexpenditures and proceed
y i to be made after each meeting.
Al the June term they are to equalize the as
Elnenfs and make = uniform levy, are allowed
dollars per day for services and six cents per
travelling fees t5e2
hsbstrict Clerk is to keep the record of pro-
knsr in iull-showing, when demanded, the
and nsys-to sign orders for warrants, &c.
!k frss election Of. the board takes place in
rember, until the first meeting of which the
ssut oGcers exercise their full pc ~.
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g ANFO RD'S LIVER
~ INyIc ORATOR.
Meier DsSi'isrfea.

Ate<T 4
II 10 colrPorHpep ensirel,
m established fAct, . Seand
proved by al that havel
resorted 70 with coma.
for which Il 10 recOm-
II has cured thosisands|
WIN bad given up ali
n U m er Gus unsolicited
session show.
adapted 10 the tensper4-
taking y, and used nj
gently on the bowels.
your judgment Rulde
Liver INvIG
cures LIvEa Co.'S
TACKs, DrsPxrslA !.
eUNAE1 CoAPLAIxTs,
eOuR SToxAcH, HAsITCAL
CHOLKRA MoRBrs, CnOLE-
LEHCE, JACxDick, FE-
may be used successfully
MEDICINE. u will cure
sands can seseify,) "
on TuRRE TEAsrOoSsFrLs
Inent Of attack.
GIVING their testimony in
Nc srltes' iR Ia McwA
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e..- Il
HAZE DrE-HAm DsE--HAn DYn.- w. y. Rvte1e
r. Hair Dye 7As Origisal asd IaRe D. a. vsvtd
oshefs ~ mere iitaaions and sloald u svsl,s =
1ou wish % escape rsdeule. 5 -.
Oruy, Red, ~ Rastv HaSr dyed inasily 70 be,ntiA,
natural brown y BLACK, without The jea.s hilary q
iAr Or sais. a1 VA m ~ -5's1-i
Fysrsa Aed0a 6Md Dtpscmos hive bsea awarded "a
- naasheor ahce isD and over 81 100 app,Icstious
rshssA nade % the hair q lii patrons q III nmoua
~. A. BatdANsovs Hair Dys produces coior - !.
distinguished ffum nature, and b NARRATED NJ i
nfe In he isas. sssver long may be consinued. and
elects Of had dyes rsmedied The hair pyiror,s.d
ifs b. thia splendla DYE
Made sld Or appled q private roosss) = IL WI
factory, u Bond street, New rosh.
Sold in ~ ciies ana sosns i - r,.,.~a No.. u
fusgists and Fancy Goods Deaisra
NJ - The eenane ~ ne name and .aar.. -.
'aase engraving - Sosr ddss Il sasA Ban. a
\ WILLIAM a. nATCHRlOR
IeloWly. - Bond aress, Nee York.
aniiy 1eesssaty.-IAs' sbllowi.g sssss..ss
"a. - kxerac) I'm Mining ~ nesale NO. tAs
- 60 srsiasd ~ Aaaas - pssssa vsry 80
vesav-sas hanA alnos4 y cisp, - Aose.,, - ~.
bearahis IL was - asfsi Int ) ! : ~. ,s...s--
lAnmens appeared sextsaes ~ pain alsaose
= healed rapidly and ~ 10 ssar n account. CuAsIse
Fossna, AsO nroaa stsses, rAsAaelrAiA~ II = truly
wonderful asscs vim ours any cass u swsllns nsns
sta Joints. Esspstuns . Rhsumasisn. ~ M0sses.
should never BE dspenseA Win. One Dollass worth u
Mustang hss iesueusly saved valaaA,e hcsse II cures
ua'ds, SpFaiss. Riesne. SPAWN and Fsuniers Beware
" lnaasos I'D = y rasss y Ne haAlsahle lsbs
MARINES PARK,
nasIs-wln rropsistsEs, Msw Yak
Wles-Wsas- Wioa- nalchsaoes W. - 7capeaa
sspaaa - nv - saoass, haAs saa AaraAie. nuias
= cAasn-ss taralG - hsli.A-ae aankhg eGtke
- AeaA; lndae4 ~ , ~ ely E1aAlsAana shsre
- saaass - pssFssly unAsssassa ~ naAo.
nl8wly. es ssss le - 60 - 49,
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III - \
1SSsS 4 80 sss y. 49, ~ saQ h.
II - ..s r ~ 4. n. -. ~ -
=. -. -, ss 80 e. e ~. 49, 80
IsipsS 80 -S - a. ~ ~ ~ -
\ 49, ~: Tw..--s1.. ..Nu ssoa aaeesN sAw
II - -'-a>',.a sS'u'"s'' F
i Dmc0SKhr az m Donr ~ II Il S.v~.-
s0Ms-IAo bO1y q y. A. HtAvenaod -. s: -
| FeaFcd ~ Ne eveai1n pf ~ - 81 nSrss..s.xs.
laN wes discovered ycseerdav sfsesr n, NJ.
faE0 Il g. a. 6prsarer. aI,ont - r.ss-. r.ss'
cast Il The ciey. An inorert - I.a1 NO..
C0rvncr ChandOin. .na ~ -. .-1a $3.50 -.
dict that tle 1exerenl .,,ms ~ 80 S-.a. q. Nd
posture 10 cold. lie was found nrar srs.iI 49,
! in M encluoure fruun erneerenr.. ~ ~ ~.
| down 70 rest. having nrsssionsiv 49, ~ ~
Aa0es. and Is tia nssnncr Alma v;sAs.ss 49,.
| elc. prohahlv Crp,;r, ", .F.~ss nv. Ess.. NJ
beea until fev dass nsst n.-tiv scs,esi,, 4.
gfans end ssarshbcev. w. - crres - -
6ruea "a. ~ curs,;a - 49,, Ssr.hiy hlerhs.
cd ana llisarrred hut nfh~s~isc Is - n ! ~.
I statn IN nresorvat;o., II - inla,.s, ~ M.
sotsONtna friends ~ ia f,iev fssr,.Ae~w x =
O'Clock Tie forrnoow. 8
The decvesod - In hi. 4oth va.r--. M, -
many worthy qualities AZ nin,i and he.rt .hrs
alasi : slave ~ NJ. ar.,,t;ac - $780, :I'
which drove him Is mnadneaa ana - 1870 -
Will Others warned by MIA exsyerSe -. n.
& &pter'a nower Y--TNnxces;neI o.,sr., -
-. Tax crE-Ihe Committees appointed
% ra.se tmds IN the different townships in the
county !os sesslng the validity Of our Railroad
~, mes tass Saturday. 1hey reported about
elov - money and some 800 In subscriptions
=. An agrceo @ht wAs therefore arranged between
snc Nounty Ifeaeurer and Nj. n. Mcclure Of this
pace, g oe tired IN the coming term Of the
u's't'ct VourL and thence appealed TO the So
Preme Court Tor hnal decision. Aessrs. Lewis
OnspmAn are atsorueys for the county, and
ratterson Sco6ead and ex-Chief Justice
"ngnt iOs the delendants--lW ashingtoa, PresA
NJ. Conner Z vcrv ;nlln.,,;o.,. s.,,,.r -..;a,,..
one ana 4 hsif m;lss Ncrsh ~ .c-r hsS " ~
house ma ercrv th;ns =, = hr-,sd ~ =, T..a.
last Some recLle.s vh.in 80 eha 80. a..
which dnr;ns ,l.o H.. - ,haS T. 49,. -
from tl,snce 70 h;s ho.s. -IChsr;.ou ps.r;o. -
-. ''o" -
Cruelty. q che CORES ne.,eeraev.
tTss ns,ncc-.t;, .h;,.,.,. :. Ch..a.,..a..
inc allie =, s.r.si, r.,.n .la;, .s.ss.csm Az.
.Su.ft.r Sovs,;9tv r-e.h -, .f.h W.. go
North. ve.t s,s g..;n, ~ -. - &C., .hs., -.
n,a "a - Do - =! - Soss
~. 49,. - - Us T. - 70 s,a~.
ablv provided for l.t The comfortshl.. charge &C
b per die,n) while 'sthc outsiders, hangers7on
and lobby members must look out for themselves
This Is sorry comfort 70 the ten thousand
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A valuable discovery has just been made in
vsus Of an eminent London Banker. The
becsery consists of large box of letters, con-
nns The correspondence Of Mr.. Bradshaw,
ere,ary Of sAa Treasury ia the reign Of George
man very well known to the readers Of
alpoies Letters, and Of the Secret History Of
Court latrgaes when Queen Victoria's pa
nal grandfather was King The letters are Of
most confidential naturc--written by men
the Duke Of Grafton, Lord North, Lord
ckngham, Lord Hillsborough, Lord Barring
Richard Rigby. Sir Philip Francis, aud Mr..
s~eFs DR.. Samuel johnson. Johnson's letters
" :. his pension; and there are traces Of
aMiuf in this valuable hox Of naners
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ST. Louis, March III.

Il n . EasHst
~ . st. Louis, March 81.
The river Is nearly Stationary, Win seven and
half feet water hence 70 Cairo Freight 10 New
Orleans il steady At SOC for Flour, 7Oc FOR Pork,
SOC for Corn, 6Oc for Hay, 25@90c for other
pound freight, and coAstwise SC higher.
Tour-Markct very dull and business mostly
small. Sales 415 bills country superlne &C SIC;
80 bbls city do at SIS; 100 do do private, and
% double extra 1t IS.
1900 bags spring in lots from l,0s to Ill; 1890
@l,l4; 4S7 bags yery choice club at ! ,l5@f, is;
a bags fair fall Il l,20@l, 25; 62S bags good
and prime fall At $50, 1,ss@l IS; 100 bags At
1877, and sos bags choice red and white AZ I 40.
Corn-The market was decidedly slow to-day
and ruled In favor Of buyers. Sales comprised
$50 bags damp At 44}c; 1900 bags mixed, in lots,
ct 46@4Sc; about 7OOO bags prime and choice
mixed and yellow at 5O052c; 600 bags choice
yellow At $50, and 500 bags white at Sic, deliv.
cred, and 10 bags choice do At SEC, in good and
new gunnies.
81 for mess, at which 400 bbls sold laat even
ing and 232 do to-day, in lots, and small lot
n o at GIG.
Bacon-In the entire absence Of orders, trade
il extremely dull, but there is no quotablc de-
cline in prices. "A few cks prime city shoulders
sold at nc, and plain hams packed ct lOc
Cut Meats-There Is but little transpiring for
lack Of supplies, but holders are firm and demand
the even figures for straight lots in bulk, and
sides, which are scarce, would bring fraction
above. Sale of 80 casks shoulders and hams in
good cooperagc at s and Sc.
Lard-The market is firm for prime and choice,
but no large transactions reported. Sale Of
about 80 tierccs choice ut 10Y
plies Sales Of 200 bags mixed ut 3s@l0c; 200
do good mixed 4O@50c; 100 bags small PINK
eyes SOC, and zoo bhls Neshannocks $3.50 per
Dbl
Seeds Moderate sales At previous rates. Sales
Of 1875 bags prime and choice Hungarian 7Ota
75c; Is do prime Timothy 1918, and a small lot
do at ESQ; II do dirty clover at a per bush,
Hay-Want Of shipping facilities causes slow
murket and limited sales, including 30 and "a
bales at SIC; 50 bales At size; so bales private;
80 and 20 DO at 90c, part delivered, and 50 do
choice at Csc.
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RfFe Vegetable EaQs ~
CASES, Air Tight, 0Ass
The FAMILY CAruARTIC
tire 0athartic which the
practice more than twcn-
The constantly increass
have long nsed the PILLS
al express In regard 10
10 place them within the
4 he Profession veil
0artica act on di6urxI2
The r A MILY CA
due reference 70 this well
pounded from o variety
Extracts, which Act alike
usentary eanal, and arel
where ! Catharsic h need
AENT9 of the SfvsfACu. |
BACK and LOIAs, cosTIvA-I
0vER THE wHOLg BODY.
frequently, n neglected
yer, Loss % ApPEfIrR. 81
cOLD OvRR TINE DOoy.l
o. WEIGHT IN THE head.
HAsEe, WORMS In cnIL-
1isN, . great PrRirka cfI
oases - which f3e1h 81
tiOn IN thia nxlwnrHi>.I
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from Gums, ind has berom
I'd Medicine known and 10.
- fused u, and u nCv
= dence In all the diseases
mended.
within The last two years
hOpea of relief, - the
- certificates In my pos-
Til y dose - Jbe
- lmrnt Of the individual
~ asch Qnantiaies % 70 oct
= Let Abe dictates a
lyon In the nse 81 the
RATOR, and u win
- PLAIuTs, BIIIIorS Ar
- 10 nROxIC DIARRRoEA,
lDYsExSEEY, DAoPsx.,
.iCcgrivKNEss, CHUIIc,
q ina ISEAxrrn, Flare.
az MALE WEAKNESSES, and
- NJ m ORpiHARY fAMill
. SscE HKADAcuR, a. thou.
- IfwnzTY NIxCtRS, ~ Twc
. AnK FAKES q cDsalnence.
- AL VINO Use " AAl
fitz favor.
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FRlCE DIES
I'LL LIVER lNvlGORA1O1 AND FAMILY CATHAR.
TIC pills are rssaed ~ Ds.gs eeassally, and soaA
f@ M48@ q. T, ". SANFORD u D.
MaauiAesarsr and Pscprieem
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SANFORD'9
FaInily
CATQ Ar TIC PILLS.

ard part Mp u GLASS
Y keep " any climate.
/ PTLLs n . genuine but &C.
Hgoprictcf has used in his
} " wears.
. Ing j smand form those Who
ana the satisfaction which
| their use, has ! Induced ne
reach Of al.
know that ciGcrezs c.
portions Of the bowels.
!, TliART1C PILL has, rits.
established fact, been cofss.
of the purest Vegetable
on every I,Art Of the ALI
Good and Sale In all cases.
"a, ssicA ~ DERANGF-
0LBaPINKSs, FANS Nv TINE
4NEss PAIN and eoRxSkss
from sudden cold, which
end IN . long course az re.
CkHNpIN0 sRNe AffOS ~
Z n3s1LGosNR1s, AsADAcuH.
Al ISrLAhNATDRy Dis
DRkx o. ADrLvn, RNKUNA-
NE BLOOD aisd many Dis
her, Too numeru1n 20 men
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y A STATE OFFICER OF THE ON D0MlNIOx AB
SECONDS WITH AN UNPAID BOARD BiLL lit is no
longer matter Of doubt that the distinguished
virginian, Camp who was recently in this city,
commissioned with the arrest Of Barclay Cop
/ mock. should have the letter 3 prcfxed to his
naine The Enquirer, Of this city, assured US
that he was man Of I" the highest respectable
" r-one Of the +. Il. VS., we presume. But,
notwithstanding this Recommendation, It Is fact
that he has mizzled, put out, made himself scarce
absauatulated, with an Napdid board tiN a,aostHf-
iwo 70 ossr thirty ssozrs, at the Mason House r.
While stopping in this city, he spcnt much Of his
time in drinking and gambling, and, when he
left, was in company with adisrcputable woman
II appears that he had no baggage, and, just be-
fore Ills departure, borrowed some money from
one Of his associates at this place, and several
neither garments fron another Toll it not in
Gath, publish 1t not in the streets Of Askalon,
that such was the conduct Of duly commission
cd officer from the great State OF Virginia to the
Commonwealth Of Iowal
= Coartland Camp made his appearance here
first ON the 9th Of January, and ieleoa the sath
of February He registered his pamc at Ma
sons Hotel rs L. G. Thompson, q Boston,
though in no other way did hsAFy 70 conceal the
object II his mission. Everybody knew ms O!'
siness s. avery short time alter his arrival. and
when lie returned from Des &Ones, e was
known IN thc stress, ten minutes after he lef'
| the cars, that he had failed 70 obtain rsquisa
ton for the arrest Of Coppock. SO much to-
| the accusation repeatedly made against Governor
Kirkwood, that be divulged the matter, and a.
| viscd Coppock to cscaps. Virginia must y
saAly In need of the proper material for Pubiis
o0lccrs, II she = obliged 70 nahs - II saca
| worthless (S)cnaps - this chap has pfDven q
l be-.
/ Let " hear no morr from Gov. Lctcser about
l State /" comfy II this y a. example II u
kind they have down IN the Old Duninioo. -
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The GRxATEsr Duel on RKcORD.-An old
Mississippian furnishes the following to the
Woodville (Miss) Republican: Z

Mississippian furnishes the following to the
Woodville (Miss,) Republican:
The famous duel in which forty or more gen.
tleman were engaged, in 1928, is still remember
ed ii Natchcz. Col. JIM BOWIE, the famous
fighter and inventor Of the knife which bears
his name, used to spend great deal of his time
in Natchez He was challenged by gentleman
in Alexandra, Louisiana, whose friends to the
number Of twenty or more, accompanied him to
Natchez to see fair play, knowing Bowie was y
desperate mar, and had his own friends about him.
All parties went upon the field. The combat
tants took their places in the center, separated
from their friends in the rear, far enough not to
endanger them with their balls Behold the bat
tie array thus: Twenty armed Louisanians
fifty yards behind their champion aud llis seconds
and surgeon, and opposite thcal, as far behind,
Bowie and his seconds and surgeon, twenty armed
Mississppians. Behold the heights Of Natchez
thronsed with spectators, aud steamer in the
river rounded to- its decks black with passengers,
watching with deep interest the scene. The
plan of fight Was to exchange shots twice with
pistols ard to close with knives, Bowie heing
armed will, his own terrible weapon. Atthc
first fire both parties escaped Al the second
the Louisianian was to- quick, and took advaii-
tage of Bowie, who waited the word At this,
Bowies second csied ''foul play !" and shot the
Louisianian dead. The second Of the latter in-
stantly killed the slayer Of his principal Bowie
drove his knife into this man. The surgeons
now crossed blades, while, with loud battle cries,
came on the two parties Of friends, the light Of
battle in their eyes. In . moment the whole
number were engaged in fearless conflict
Dirks, pistols and knives were used with fatal
effect, until one party drove the other from the
field do not know how many were killed and
wounded in all. bat 1t was dreadful slaughter.
Bowie fought like . lion, but fell covered with
wounds. For moashs he fingered at the Man-
sion House before he fully recoyercds 7
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seGllor 6oA together.
PRIcE OyE DOLLAR rER BoTrIe.
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