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HoORE. HALsTEAD & Co.
bzAtE.Eiy ssoosa street. sah q Uai5s
Gilbert Mountain Hair Restorative.
INTHICH has be n known only In Central Amsriei.
W Wherei has been usefWith entire success Cor half
a century. The remarkable virtues n this prsraratiou
fr recuperating and rcsi1rin TIE lair % BAD heafs.
snd cutanr0us affections q the heat. anf rivIua a
healthy tone % the scalp5 ard for he toilet there f.
nothing equal, lt having beer t~A1rucshIy tested In this
cluutry ~ the proprietor the p1t two years before he
could BE- iufuced to bring it before the rubI- rutI he
vas thonuuEhIy satisfied u Us " rtuel.
Abunfaut certificates ~ tz- highest character can be
shown t~estfylng % its u~nequaled virtues. u B. made
o. roots and b. therefore perfectly harmless o. is
composition %c0ntainii I'D oil Which Is detrimental o.
the hair.
When 10 use al other preparations fr the hair should
b. laid asde, especially those c~uItainirE sulEfau-es %
an oily nature. g. JONES & o
Wholesale and Retau Agents. Memphis. Tenn.
Retaiied BY the principal druggists and merchants
throughout The country. apl8-viy
Attachment.
l. D. C. Buriord, PPu Before J. Horne, . Justies Of
- The Pe11el againsthe dsf.a
George Hardin. deFt. u0n-uesident debtor for $40.
Thc f~rcdsurcr Of ne Mig1fifippf cad Taane1see Rcl-
road Compcng Funmoned a. g~Trlithes.
T1HE defendant is hereby notified that be Is required
Il % appear and defend the above SEATED cause. % The
once q J. Horne, In the city o. Memphis, Tennessee,
en- SATURDAY. the hrst day OF September. 1880, or the con-
drignal fufmeut against him win then Be made hral.
LID. G. BURFORD.
By n. USTHASE. his attorney.
fs21 U7laW7-Wil
O00 BAG BTan nd Ship9mH n store nd for
OOO sale LINDSEY EFICELEE,
mrs 40. 8 HnuHrfa Row.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
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HOIioway's Pms.


Highland RItters, or scotch
has this invaluable and peculiar funcioa-it has no
uausesus or uc;s=sHtn avor. and yet possesses al ne
marvelous Writes o. Tie eombinsd anubinious druzs o.
ne phsrmaoFUai li rsiszes the bowels without driv-
Ing ne digestive process into : nsr extreme, and
then acts a. a restorative and tonic, being duplex tn he
seton, and perfect IN IL egects.
soii By The pFopdetors,
s. MANsFIELD = co, whsissls DuEgiss,
Memphis, rennesses,
And By al reapeciahis dHEHsts and dealers ever
where. See advertisement jss-daEIE
McLEAE's SrRESGTHESISG C0RDIAL-mf
remedy has been before The Publlc only q short dms, b
it a. p,oFsd o. be % izEaIuable remedy 70 purlg ns
Blood and strengthsu ne systsmi every one who uses IL
reoummsnE 10 % sshers, until it has become ne stand
ard remedy with every family In ne Emitted satez We
say 20 every reader. Try Tit s q Delightful aromatic
See advertisement in sno,hsr column. l2s-dssIyii
DIS. l.. w. Gabbert and G.. w.
Morrow
|TOGErHER give Ieca attention 10 al sorus o. chron
&c disesses. but mere particularly 10 disease. o. Lunu,
Eye and Woub. Thsy also remove Cancers, Tumsrs,
etc, VITA Or without ne knife. and perform all surgica
operations IN TIE most approved ard scieudas manner.
msy win board patients from he country, % tat hey
can have ne best attention.
On7s in Lsaoz's BaildiAg, Uuiaa street, second ss
from Aain. ~mr23daEly
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We call the attention o. 81 desiring to purchase Prop
erty in the immediate vicinity q Memphis % the fact,
that Es are nov authorized 70 oaer a. private sale,
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of ~ Acres,

Separated from the above only By ne plankro.d, and
viii b sold with H. or separately. This tract has IS
serssof GOD wood On H. and the quality o. he soil is
unsurpassed the balance Of the tist is under culuva-
uo1.
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STATE o. ~LihMI3SEE- ,
OoNrRoLLERs OFFICE, Nashville, April % 15D
Wis ls % certify that the Insurance Company o. the
valley Of Yirgiuia. hcafed at Winchester. in tie STATE
% virginia haa campued via an he reguirsmenfs or
~ act paased ~ ne zrrerG assembly OF f1e STATE or
Tennessee. IN Nara. SIS, o. The Code entitled au sf
% reg1ia-e he agancies - insurance c1uuaniea
nt lngrporataf ~ the STATE o. Tenuessse.u nuf thar
g. VI Cmok Ghe LEGALLY aufhorized agent Of said
ocnpauy IN ne city o. Memphis STATE of Tennessee.
= 7. DCELAR, Courouer.
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One Tract of IoO Acres,

than such land has ever been ossrsd st public or pri-
vats sale.
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Dissolution

CnO BUSH. white Oats-
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RESIDENCE. GARDENS. PIzAsURze zOUSDs.E,e

TERMS OF SALE LIBERAL.
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NV ToKK, June 5.-Th0mss b. Hanetts presiden
Of TIE bank o. NOZZLE. died in his city yesterday.
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TampeF MOI with NafIire

". HAGAE & CO.,
uyG-turvIB Propriet5ra ROY. NJ.
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Postmaster Fo~l,r's Dsfalearion,


= WWT--"| EII-~|WT
EAsEisoros, June She japanese embassy took
leave Of he frssidsnt yestsrdey. uey leave for Bllu-
more on TIE evening train today.
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Three Tracts of Land,
PRICES .MUCH Il

Two mies three miles and three and q half miles fr1-
town, on a p~iankrosd5 a.
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Use cartons heWDerry t0Tdial
EOR DLARRHEA lisa sure cure.
IT vices BROS a Co. AEerts
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Los-ss promptly adjusted. and paid a. the agency By
GEO ". L. CROOK. AGENT.
s1 % Wafis1u street.
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QuEKT.-HsTe yeu seen that big Indian in
noiher olunns boiling ROorEs BARK sHd LEAvEs,
o. ne CHEBoEEE EE1rRDvf ds50-drHlys
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also allow to the citizens Of each and every State Of
this Union the privilege together with the right
10 exact from while sojoarnihsam ngst them re.
specs for their laws, and obedience therosu. That
while recognize such rights hold ourselves ready
at all times to protect the citizens Of other States
while travelling through sojourning in State In
the freedom of speech, and the hbert, to do and pei
form all lawful and proper acts and that We hold II
who interfere with surh rights, or who cOunte'
such interference, enemies to their country
and to mankind.
Resoluel, That we cordially welcome fellow
citizen, Elder Mckinney, as a neighbor and fellow
citizen of Bloomfield, and that we feel that il
him and the good citizens of Dallas county, Texas
to thus publicly endorse and extend sympathy to
him.
- On motion Of Hon. s. G. McAchran, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted to wit:
Resolced, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Democratic Clarion and the papers of
this State and Texas be requested to copy the same
Resolced, That copy of the resalnions, signed by
the officers of this meeting and certified by the Clerk
Of the District Court of this nty with his seal of Of
fce be sent to his Exccency the Governor of Texas
r On motion, the meeting adjourned
JAS. b. WEAVER, Chairman.
HosEA b. Horn, lsecys.
BENZ. ADAMS. 80
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CIlIDter T3.

Anact fixing the time Of holding courts
in the second Judicial District.
SECTION I. BE tenocted by the General
assembly Of the State Of Ioacd, That, the
District Court within and for the counties
composing the second Judicial District of
this State shall be held at the times and places
hereinafter designated. commencing ut Keo
sauqua, in the county of Van Buren, on the
first Monday of March and September. Pro-
vided that the first term of the Court in said
county next after the taking effect of this
Law shall be held on the tenth Monday af.
ter the fir: t Monday in March, 1860 At
Bloomfield, in Davis county, on the second
Monday after the first Monday of March and
September. At Centrev,lle in sppanoose
county, on the fourth Monday after the
first Monday of March and September. At
Corydon, in Wayne county, on the sixth
Monday after the first Monday of March and
September.
At Charlton in Lucas county on the Eighth
Monday after tire first Monday of March and
September.
At Abba in Monroe county, on the tenth
Monday after the first Monday of March and
September, Provided that the first term of
court in said county next after the taking
effect of his law shall be held on tie first
Monday in March 1860,
And atOitrrmwa in Wapello county on
the twelfth Monday after the first Monday of
March and Sentember.
Sec. 2. All suits, pleadings and process
now pending or rcturnable to any Of the
District Courts in the counties herein before
mentioned shall he deemed pending in and
returnable to the terms herein fixed and no
such suit, plea process, recognizance, indie
ment or other proceeding, shall be quashed
or held to be invalid by reason ofany charge
in the terms # Court hereby made.
Sec g. All acts and parts ofacts incon-
sistant with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa State
Journal and Iowa State Register.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS j. RUscH,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February 18th, 1860.
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
I, Elijah Sells. Secretary Of State of Iowa
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
cony from the origional roll on file in my of
flee.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State
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A New TEsr.-An honest Englishman of
this city has just re urned from Mississippi,
about II milss.from Natchez, where he found
work at his trade-that Of a bricklayer-
Having seen that the excitement was great
and that they were intensely suspicious Of
people from the North, he conc Aded that the
course Of prudenc. plainly was to keep o
closed mouth on the matter Of slavery, which
he did. Things went along very well under
this rule for short time, when o. new and
unexpected test was applied to his sympa-
thies. One rainy day when the hands were
detained in, the house, a slave having failed
to build rs good fire from green wood as
the overseer wanted, the slave was ordered
to be thrown down by the latter, to receive
one hundred and fifty lashes as punish
ment. As there was but one room for shell
ter, our friend was. compelled to stand by
and see the inbuman cruelty inflicted or 60
utaud stand in the rain. He promptly chose
the latter, and at the end of half or three,
quarters Of an hour came in drenching wet.
He was met by laugh, and remark from
the overseer, that perhaps he dds like to
see. such fun His c..ly reply was, that he
did not, and nothing more WAS said on the
subject. The next day saddied horse was
brought up to the door, and he.was,informed
that he could leave that part of the country.
He was informed that he could ride into,
Natchez andleave the horse and saddle Mt "a
particular livery stable. With true British
pluck, he refused the service Of the animal:
and walked to Natchez on foot, and soon.
made hisva2 back ~ G.llena-G Galena( ~
Advertiser.
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The ..asrouud HOG

The State Register informs us that the fol-
lowing petition was presented in our State
Senate on the 18th inst, Ex-senator Rankin
and was referred to the Committee en Fede-
raj Relations We hope the members will
MT run the things into the ground"
To tie Hon Senate and House OF Bspresen-
tatices Of tie State Of Iosoa,-Greet-
ing:
We, the undersigned, part Of your hon
orable constituency, feeling ourselves az
grievcd, inasmuch as the "Ground Hog" is
allowed to govern the weather for period
of six weeks, and that too, at season of the
wear when we are more anxious than at any
other FIR favoral lie char ge: We have long
looked upon this as a crying evil, but
have horne it without murmuring, until at
last we have arrived at a point when we
think fprebnrancc ceases to be virtue
Another day has passed upon which the
"Groand Hog is allowed to exercise his
prarogativc, and we find ourselves doomed to
six weeks of such weather as would raise the
ire of more moderate men than your honor
able constituents claim tasbe.
Holding the doctrine that every commun-
ity has the right Of regulating its own do
nestle institutions, and that under the bred
Scott decision, the Ground Hog has no
rights which we are bound to respect, and
believing the Ground Hog to be dun
gerous anihtas IL the peace and comfort of
tie commanity." we woukl therefore most
reSpecty petition your honorable bodies, and
pray the passage of a law, prohibiting the
"Ground Hog" from coming out of his hole
at all, erat least, until such time as his APP
pcarance can have no influence on the wealth
err; or that You pass Jaws excluding them
from the State, and believe that in doing so,
you would better serve the good of commun-
ity. Should such laws be unconstitutional,
we would most respectfully recommend that
you ''drice .M'm out By unrriendla legisla
ti0s"
Hoping You win favorably consider the
prayer ofyour honorable constituents, ''and
save us the ne essity of seeding" as we
would prefer remainingin the Union: but
feeling a confidence in the justice and wis
dom of your counsels, we leave the matter
with you.. ..... ...
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Sr:-You are hereby
notified that the petition OF Nancy NJ. Hagey will be
on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Cosrt
Of Wapelio county, Iowa, by the first day of March
1850, claiming the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
made by you on the following described real estate
situate " Wapeo county Aforesaid, to wit: The south
west quarter the south east quarter section TWEEN
tyseven, township No. %, north range IL west said
mortgage bearing date of the Sth day Of January
lS1a, and claiming further judgment against yuu for
the sum Of one hundred and seventy 1--WE dollars on
note ofsame date Of the mortgage Aforesaid given by
you to said Nancy NJ lfagey FOR the sum of one HIM
dred and fortyeght dollars and 80 cents and payahle
twelve months after its date with ten per cent inter
est from date; the said mortgage having been given
lot the purpose osecuring the payment Of said note
petition stating that said mortgage and note are
now the property of said Nancy NJ Hagey, that the
same are wholly unsatisfed, and that there Is now
due thereon the said sum Of hundred and sc yentv
nye dollars Now, unless you appear and answer 10
SAID petition on or before the morning of the
day OF the next term OF said Court to- be begun Ana
heid on the 18th day Of March, 1860 at Ottumva In
SAID county, default will be taken against You and
decree ana judgement entered against ,u according
to prayer ofpetteon. WILLIAMS 4 HAMILTON.
Att'ys for Nancy NJ Hagey.
" pello County Sss foregoing notice me -
published In the Weekly Ottumwa Oourier once =
week for four consecutive weeks, cQmmea cling with
the present week and that copy Of said notice And
OF Petition be forthwith deposited In the post once st
Ottumwa, In said county, directed to Charles Robin
son, the person to he served In said notice At his
place OF residence II known. JOSEPH II. FLINT.
Fe"' " iooo-fo-i7w Go. Judge Of w. Co.
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TIIE. STATE Or IOWA,
To Charles Rabinson.

Nr.-You are hereby
notified that the pet;sion of Duncan Risly Is now on
file in the office of the Clerk OF the District Court of
Wapeilo county, Iowa. claiming the foreclosure OF a
Mortgage or deed of trust, executed by you said
Risly on the 18th day of February 1889 on the fol-
lowing described zeal estate to-wit five of Of
the south end Of the north west quarter Of the south
east quarter section 81 also, acres and one
half, described as follows, commencing fifty two and
one half rods south Of the north east corner of tho
north east quarter Of section &C. thence west 6( rods
thence south ~ rods, thence east 100 rods theme,
north to the place of beginning all in Township -;
North OF Range IL West said mortgage executed by
you, to secare to said Risly the payment of note o
the date of said mortgage, for the Of ass o. so
executed by yeu and payable before the Ist OF
January, lo6D. Said petitioner prays Judgment
against said note for 800 90 with interest aud
costs, aud the foreclosure Of said mortgage Now un.
less you appear before the End morning Of the
March Term 1850, of the WapeIlo District Court and
answer or demar to said petition, judgment and de.
cree VIII he rendered against according pray or
Of petition WILLIAMS HAMILTON
Attys for Petitioner.
The foregoing notice having this day been presented
to me for an order of publication, and it appearing
that cause nj action exists against the within named
Charles Robson and that he is proper defendant a..
said cause and that he is of the State Of
Iowa, is therefore ordered that the foregoing notice
be published in the weekly Ottumwa Courier news.
paper published at 0ttumwa, Iowa, according to law
aud that copy Of the notice and petition be ,ai.d
TO defendant il residence is known.
JOSEPH H. FLINT.
County Judge Of wapello county, Iowa
Feb. 9, 1SG0-4s-ll-4w
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snd carried out by John Brown and his as
sociates in Virginia" Will not some Of
these sanity Democrats tell Us hew much
more likely these opinions Of Seward and
Lincoln would be to produce a John, Brown
raid than the follovingH
NatnralJ liberty is the gf ofshe eenefee nv Creator
of the whole human race" ALEX. HAMILTON.
..sIavers Is an atrocous debssemenss of human ma
ture. w BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
81 never would consent, and never have conseted,
that there should be foot of slave territory beyond
what the old thirteen States had at the formation of
the Union Never never" D.SIEL WEBSTER.
at perverts human reason and induces men endow.
ed with logical pow to reintsn thsts slavery is
sanctioned by THE christian religion" J.. O. ADAMS.
$50 long as God allows the vital current TO flow
through my veins, will never. never never by word
thought, by mind will aid In submitting rood
of free territory to the everlasting curse of human
bondage Henry CLAY.
.Sir renvy neither the heart nor the head of that
from the North, who rises here lin Congress) to
defend slavery from principle" JonN RANDOLPH.
"we have found that this evil(slavery) has preyed
upon the very vtas of the Union and has been preju
dcial'ts all tile States in which it has existed"
JAMES MONROE.
"The abolition Of domestic slavery is the greatest
object of desire In colonies where it unhap
Tuos JEFFERSON.
wishes sincerely than lido to plan. Adopted
for the abolition of il (savery.)
GEO. WASHINGTON.
These must be terrible abolition doctrines
in the estimation of the slave driving De-
mocracy. Will not some good Democrat tell
us whether it was the opinions of Mr.. Seward
and Lincoln that produced the John Brown
invasion, or the doctrines of the individuals
above mentioned?
shall have more 10 say Of John Brown
hereafter. Believing in the doctrines of
Jefferson and Of the great statesmen that
have adorned cur country, | sign myself, at
tire risk of being called an abolitionist,
A JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT.
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New Advertisements.
,EREESI TREES! TREES! TkEES!
NEALLEY BROTHERS & BOOKS
NJ VI r S & p I e. S,


The proprietors beg leave to call the attention of
Nurserymtn, Dealers, and Planters generally to their
large and excellent stock which will be sold at prices
to suit the times
Standard Fruit Trees, for Orchards, embracing all
the est varieties Of Apples Pears Cherries, Peaches
Plums, Apricots Nectarines, &c.
Dwarf Trees for Gardens, embracing all the most
popular sorts Of Applas, Pears, Cherries, Peaches,
hulnS, Aprcots, Nectarii.es and ounces.
Grape Vines. embr racing all the popular varie-
ties, aud old.
Smah Erniss, embracing all the most popular varie-
ties of BiackI-srcs G"oebe ries, Currants, Raspber
ries, Strawberries, &c.
Miscellaneous Fruits, embracing Chestnuts, Null
berries fiberts, Barberries, sc. ..s
Rlubarb, or Pie piaat embracing all the largest
and finest varieties, Downings colossal, Victoria
Lnna.us, Cahoon, &c.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
Embracing all the cLf.ice hardy varieties Of Ever
gresns, shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
Shrubs, Vines and Clinbers Roses, Pronies, Dahias
Pboxes fuclsias, and all other popular desirable
Green House aud Hardy Fiowcring Plants worthy OF
cultivation in the Wcsr.
lowing catalogues, which will be sent r.sis 10 all who
apply for thsu-
FIRSTs-Our general Descriptive Catalogue of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs. Vines, Roses, Green
House and hardy Towering Plants.
SECOND-Our Wholesale Catalogue for Nurse. "
men AMI Dealers, sor others who purchase largely.
NEALIEY BROTHERS, BROCK,
Burlington. Iowa
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LEGAL NGTaCE.
To ALBERT C. MCDONALD.

81: You are hereby
notified that original notice has been issued ag inst
you, that or before the h day of March pc
ton of John Hite viii be he in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Wapeo county, Iowa.
claiming of YOU the sum Of eight hundred dollars,
money due to him contract for sale of certain,
lands sold by him to you, lying IN said county for
which you executed your rTonrssory notes, August I
1851 and unless you should appear aud answer said
petition or before the morning OF the 10Th day of
March, 1861 the prayer Of said petition would sc
granted. The said notice having been retained By
the Sheriff "aOt tonnd," publication Of this notice is
ordered by the Clerk of said Court.
HENDEESIUTT BURTON,
Feb. 9, lS6u.-4S-ll-4w Att'ys for Petitioner
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Secretary Of State.

TIE DISTRICT CoURT.-It will be seen by
reference to an act of the Legislature herein
published, that the time of holding Courts in
this County has been changed to the twelfth
Monday after the first Monday of March
and September; which if we mistake not
will make our next term come on the 29th
day of May next The lists of jurors, we
will here say, as published by us in recent
aumber, were incorrect. We will publish
corrected ones sc on.
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DIED.-In this city on the 18th inst, Of Group,
HARM, son Of C. c. aud Martha WardeH, aged one
year eleven months and seventeen days.
Tfrom the Washington Union.]
After brief Illness, the 18th of October at the
residence Of Mrs. Ogl-n, Tensas Parrish Louisiana,
the Rev. VIM. Latta McCaa, lathe 9lst year of his
age. The deceased by birth and e,fucation,
Kentuckian, aad was widely known minister OF
the Gospel In the communion of the Old School Pres
byterian Church. lie emin-ntly dssngui he'd for
talents, learning, ZEAL and piey and win be long re-
membered by those who enjoyed his personal friend
ship, his pastoral services To his widow and their
adopted laughter (nseniece) as well as to his
viving brother, and his family and other kindred, his
loss will be irreparable .
Trhe above was handed ~ several months ago, but
was mislaid.-ED CogRrER.l
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called, "Ehliptendeau, are being introduced
into this country. Instead of feathers, they
are covered with fine hair, like that of lap
dogs very white, soft and beautiful, and have
curious red ornaments on their heads.