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Louisville, April 10.
Gov. MaEoi6n il here trying 70 get tho
banks to lend million dollars 20 arm the
State for defense. 1t 10 supposed that some
arrangement will be made.
There VAS an immense Union meeting
hers last night. Speeches were made BY
Guthrie, Nicholas, Bullock and Brown
Resolutions were spontaneously adopted, de-
clsring that ~ the Confederate States COM
menced the var with tho Federal Govern
msnt, Kentucky has . right to choose aer
position, acknowledges no Loyalty till the
0overDncnt becomes tho aggressor, opposes
tho call OF the Governments for volunteers
for coercion, and the raising Of troops hero
to 90 cooperate with the Southern Oonfedera-
cy, when tbs acknowledged intention OF the
latter 10 to maseh on Washington; that So
csssion 10 . remedy for no svili; that Ken
lucky Won't take her part agsinss che Fed
srAl Government; that Ksntucky should
maintain IN independent position within tho
Union against che ADMINISTRATORS and the
seeded States, declaring her soil sacrsd
against the hostile tread Of either, and that
Ksntacky be armed 10 aocsfdanes with the
law.
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Mevs0e sss o. Trsps..-war News
80. &c.
New York April 10.

Mevs0e sss o. TrePs..- war news
-. &c.
New York April 10.
An attempt has bean made to purchase
the new steamer Mercidita for the COME
derats States. but the reply was that
there was not money enough in the Se-
coded States TO do It.
The entire FIRST division, numbering
1000 men had been offered to the Go
vernment, TO be ready to march at an
hours notice.
Intense excitement among the military
ct the Baltimore news.
The Chamber Of Commerce resolved
that the government should issue pro-
clamaton that all persons privateering
under HAsfs' commissions be dealt with
- pirates. and Immediately blockade
every Southern port
el22 600 was subscribed at the meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce 10 aid Of
the volunteers. They arnnin.ed COM
missioners to take up government stocks.
Delegates from Is Life insurance COM
panies met to day and recommended Ia
1 6oV6E0I QO8Iub W ASCUU0 tu0 IloA0 W kko
assured entering upon naval and military
service.
The Evening Post hears from rsii.
able source: that JEFF. Davis. At the head
Of the Confederate forces, 10 within "a
hours march 4 Washingtoa.
| Nxw YoRx April 19.--The Rhode Island Marin,
Artillery saryed to-day with nix pieces Of artillery
/ and started tor Washington 200 Rhode Island
ers under Gov. Sprague, viii arrive here tenor
NOR.
Gov. Morgan Issues his rsqaistion for the 9th
l2th and lsf regiments ri this city, TO start 10
Washington tomorrow, and Gen. Sanford has u
sued specs orders 10 that effect.
The gun boat Pocah mtas 10 ordered South imme
diately. She sails tonight with troops for For
n Monroe.
The 7th regiment left for Washington By railroA
this r. n.
Broadway was thronged with people ~ they pass
ed down, and the famous regiment WAS lusii
cheered and showered with boQuets They too
their howitsera and each man had brace Of revol,
err in addition to their muskets.
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LE0AL NOTICE.
To franklin Sweeney:
NOU are hereby notified that thsrs 10 nov on
i die il the olRce Of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee Couaty, Iowa. ~ Ksckuk petition Of
Hiram Barney, claimingaf ycu the sun Of seven
hundred dollars with - per cent interest Per A.
nun, payable annually, - money dss o. two
mortgages made BY you to Charles Mason and since
aseigned to Hiram barney. dated September 1lth,
1885, alao claiming against you the Foreclosure VI
said mortgages. the tame hsing upon the south
sixty 1901 Of To east half Of the south-sast
quarter Ia If section twenty-six l76], t0wnship
sIxty seven l61l north, range [71 west. Lee
county, Iowa. for the purchase money; and further
asking for sale OF said premises, the appoint
mcnt Of receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before noon Of the second day OF the next
term Of said Court, to commence 1t keokuk OF the
Arst Monday Of September, A. D. 1881, > default
will be entered agsinat you, and Judgment rendered
thereon ~ pray cdfor in said petition.
NOBLE = STRONG,
April 20. lS6l-dlm Att'ys for PlaintiE.
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20 are seriously wounded, though Il il not
thought fatally.
Comparative quiet nov prevails. The mil
10 full fofos.
There il large mass meeting bore to-
night, addressed By tho Mayor. The Gov
ernor was present.
BALrInoRn, April 10.
5000 troops from tho North are expected
this nortisE. Mono have passed yet.
Harper's Ferry Armory wss 6rsd last night
and abandoned By the q. s. troops.
PaHADHLrHIA, April 10.
The Baltimore Sun publishes : dispatch
stating that Harpor's Ferry was sst 90 Are
BY tho regulars 1t midnight, and that they
then rssroated into Maryland. There we're
no State troops there ~ the time.
OARLIsLs, Pa, April 10.
Lieut.. Jones, late 10 command at Harpefss
Ferry, arrived here with tho command OF 43
men q D. u. 70 day.
Lieut.. Jones, having been advised that :
force OF 2,500 troops had been ordered BY
Gov. Lstcher 10 take possession Of Harpsr's
Ferry, and finding bic position untenabls,
under directions OF the War Dspartmsnt,
destroyed I'll che munitions OF war, the arm
ory, afsenal and oil the buildings. He with
drew biz command under cover 81 night and
almost IN the presence Of $500 troops. He
lost 2 man. 5000 stand Of arms we're do.
etroysd. The commend made forced march
last night 80 miles from Hafpsr's Ferry 70
Hsgsrstown. Nd. Lieut.. Jones and CON.
nand looked musb worn and fatigusd. They
weYs mort enthusiastically received By 90
entire population.
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Pieiklns Rsinsosced.
NrW YoRx Anr;t i

NV YORK, April 10.
A dispatch from Wilmington, Del, 10 The
IribaDs, says II 10 Informed bys meYchant
espsaiD direct from Pensaoola, that Pickips
noW c0&tajns 800 men, with seven yessels
eosei1M = large number OF Southern troops
afri1ol ~ Saturday.
11eee ~ still nApy Union men st the
0eeak The American Gag WAS rAised ID
neoiIe last Saturday, but Was immediately
1oga l>Wp.
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WAs Msvsaeass - sA- s..:s
CnAnrRarnr Anil 10

7xPt1T
~ $50, 900 Of the Confederate loan has
been tsksn here. The average quota or the
State 10 oct down 1t 81 Csc, 600.
A reqoisitioD Of men rs made on Eouth
GsF0ftBS, but Tor What service il unknown.
The news Of the secession OF Virginia wss
received here with JOY. The old secession
gum was fired in trout Of the Courier once,
BY the venerable Edmund Rom.
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WH91LIN0s April ~.
The Mayor has issued proolsnation
calling on al good oitissns 10 preserve The
psa0e and ahstain from discussing exsitisg
topics. The stars and stripes are generally
displayed, and stirring Union feeling pre-
wallis. Union military companies are form.
guard u composed Of mon over IS ysafs Of
age. Our delegates, Hubbard and OlsnsDs,
returned from Richmond to-day, snd wsre
warmly received.
News from Baltimore, concerning the At
tack on troops breasted Indignation.
The Douglss Democrats in this district,
in convention il this city, nominated W. @.
Brown Of Preston county, for Congress tho
only delegate from Virginia Who remained
10 the convention that dominated Douglas.
He will Do snpportsd By 81 who epposs %.
csssion, and will bs elected.
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A rumor came TO town BY the Saturday
evening train that the City 81 Baltinors vas
% IRE. The sooAagration sonmssssd 10 The
ssatral end bssissss portion Of the city,
Thsfs 90 great spprehension that ths city
wouid BE-. bsrusd, md the runor nay hass
it, fouadation 10 these anticipations rather
than in the occurrence Of the actual evil.
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TIE Haiti service ~ the ssushsrn
As0eess

On enquiry 1t the Department it Is ascertainsd
that measures are 10 progress for disseminating
any al the Southern msils On the contrary thu con-
the faciltitston OF the transportation. TIE Post
master General has discretion TO suspend them on
II In cases Of obstruction.
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keokuk, Fl Des Moines and Mimi,
RAILROAD
Open TO Eddyville, - Miles.
CHANGE or TIME.
Two Trains each way Daily.

I'M and after MONDAY, AP R1L 18th, 1851,
~ and antii further notice, daily a1a1ne
will run sssh way Sundays sxeuptsd) - follow:
NAIL TRAIN.
Wlillsavs KROKUK II 100 ., ~, arriyias
81 EDDY WILLIE, at 100 ,. -.
MIXED TRAIN.
viii leave KRUKUK 1t 1850 >. -. arriving
at KDDYvILLE at 300 ,. -.
NAIL TRAIN.
will leave EDDYvILLE q 500 =. ~, md
arrive - KEOkUk ct 500 ,. =.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will Leave EDDYVILLE At 700 4. ~. and
arrive Ut KEOKU < at $50 ,. -.
- Passenger taking either trsia fron Zee.
kuk make sure connections With Stages f0l
Oskaloosa, Des Aoines, -.
T0ROU0M TlCK ETa. = IoW ~ shs
lswses, nay Be bad at the Ofbee for eli pcintl
In Middle, Western and 6outhsrn Iowa, Kansas
| Nebraska, As., -.
TIOkET OFfIUE-At the Depot, loot d
| johnson street. GEO. WILLIAMS, IN.
April Is, Vl-d4v superintendent.
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FnAEclAL---0n the 10th ut tho Second Board In
New York, Missouri Stocks went down to a, vir-
ginia to -, and Tennessee to 40. Exchange in Chi
sago same date Was II per cent In this city on
Saturday II went II 10 to L. Illinois Banks bassd
on Southern Stocks decidedly 1t discount just
now, and more Of those taken It present win prob
ably 50 soon
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Frea Knnsas,

LnAv.xwoaTn, April 10.
The postmaster recently appointed q Wei
ton, Mo-, has been driven ont OF tAes place.
"A Confederate States hag 80 heissed
on tho sssAnsr Sam 0asy here tAis noraisE,
but was taken down q the rsqusst Of shs
citissns. There 10 no sxeitsmsnt hare fron
local causes.
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WM. vGACiLL. =. 4. JOnn1
Vfncill & Jones,
CLOTHIER6
|MER 0HANT TAILoR6

n EXP constantly on hand Ane assortment Of
n CLOTHING u ail descriptions. Also.
CBsShs. Cassi0sTes and Vests sgs.
Having IN our employ uSeut 6rst rate Tailors, "
are prepared to make Clothing to order on short
notioe and in the latest style. We also keep co.,
stantly on hand large stock Of Trunks, Valsses,
Carpet Dsss, %.
Custensrs in want Of anything in our lias will
DO we'll - give ~ call befDre buying elsewhere.
80 Remember The placs 1t - MAso sasees.
north side. VkkCII4L = JONES.
q. LYMAN,
JUsTlCE Or rME REAOE.
O1elcA @M MAAAsa1A> SANTA aaAe Aes,
- = -, over vesrAlsss Has store,
m back roon.
c0vRYANcING, COPYING, COLLECTING, AND
CLOSING or BOOKS.
AGENT FOR RENTING BUILDINGS.
ICE! ICE!
WE arc prepared TO furnish customers . sups.
sN rior quality Of loe Orders left Il the store 81
koosrsson Bro. will receive prompt attention.
Mch3sd D.A A. COLLIER.
LA " BOOKS.
@ TORY on Psomiasory Notes;
- kcnt's c0mmentariss,
:. RArboar's chaaeery Reports,
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
CirY Book 6rosn,
ApfSd 81 Aatn-st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ron RENT
A FIRST clasc dwelling hosss, 10 very dssira
IA tic part Of the city. Apply 10
April - d3t N. .McCRxA.
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CANADA no rnE aEsCUE.

Bosfox, April 10.
A Canadian gentleman Gays that synpe.
thstic war feeling with the North 10 aroused
10 Canada, and sbes 900 men fron Quebec
apd isrgs body from 1outvsGf NJ Scnf61
to Boston 70 snlist in The regular army.
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TCouous.-The sudden chanRes Of or
clinsss are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
aud Asthmatic elections. Experience hav.
ing proved that sinpls remedies often col
speedily and certainly when taken in she ear
~ stages Of the disease, recourse should q
once 30 had 70 ssBaown's BaonCnIAL Tho
cuss," or Losengcs, let shs Gold, Cough, o.
irritation Of tho Throat be ever % slight, q
BY this preeaution . more serious attack nay
be s6sosuslly uardsd OF. PUBLIc SS1AKHll
and SlMesRs will and them s6sctasl for clear.
Ing and strengthening the voice. See I'd.
vsrtisenent.
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TROOPs POgRlNG Into W. HlNO
TON from AL QUA1sfEAes
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AppreDriasssn - Msnsy.

rEILADsLFHIA, April 10.
The City Council this morning, at : special
meeting, appropriated u ,0OO, 900 TO equip
the volantsers and support their faDiliss
during their absence from home. The msf-
ohants are holding meeting for the same
purpose.
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Co-PaltnsYship Notice.
eIsHh 1ndsnignsd having purchased the right for
Lse County In the shows celebrated Pillow, have
snrsss-a &c rsr:SsTsa..V 81 no p..s,v.s
msnufasture and ale 81 the ssms IN Ksokuk
Ne also have the control Of power ~ sell the
following territory In the Dss Noises Valley II
Countys Town and Fsrn Rights, Wis; Van BsTss,
Davis. AppAnooes, Wayns, De catur, CLARK, skseas,
Warren and Wspello.
Parties wishing = purchase Territory desiring
In regard TO tho Fl os, will please 3D.
aress the "IoWa Feelsf Plow Company" Ksokuk,
Iowa.
Spseinen Plows may Be Dsen f.t tho Agricultural
Wasshosse, No. l53 Main.st., nd It tho Aanufae-
tory Of the keokuk Plow Co.
nR EYNOLDS.
KEO KuK Pillow 90.
Keokak, April !. 1s6l-apsd3. vim
Cheese.
IN RxS. Hamburg Tor s.ls ~
~ KILL )GG 4 DrRGE,
MArehl6-d So Main.st.
CIOk110.-ASsodsEt iois vi 6tsklss for eals @
~ saw. .xUoxul
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DRS. SPIEGEL 4 REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE wORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TFsRM the public in general that they are prepared
to treat all diseases but espec ally those which
| pronounced incurable, and called chronic
Their treatment Of Cancers is without any rival BE-
cause they will be expelled from the system, With al
their roots and fbers, enly by utonAl treatment
without eaustios and without the knife.
They also reEt with success according the most in
proved science OF medicine In Europe Rheumatism,
n, uragiA, Gout Ophthsmis Fistuls in Ans scrofula
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chr0ne Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel Pits TapewOrm, PLEA Dropsy Diseases o. the
Skin, Bronchitis Consumption all dieases Of the Eye
and Ear and give pRrtieuar attention to all Female
complaints. especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted With any 3f the above
diseases will be cured and nd good beard and ac-
c0mmcaatons while under treatment at the dscofs in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention OF patience at q distance
that II tey are not prepared 10 consult the doctors per-
saAebiy By writing TO them with o. ali
me symptoms Of the disease medicine viii be forwarded
by Adams express.
- Consulting Rooms, No. $40 Main street between
Union and GaycSo streets. Inhrmary Union street
east Of bayou, al Dr.. SpiegePs private residence.
Dr. c. Spiegel has, in his thirty years practice,
pecisy chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
success. He has in his possession FIVE thousand
plants, herbs bsrks, etc. which he rely upon to
diseases which t the most sucoessfu prach-
toners pronounced incure
he also makes it his q a rrs-.los = ueat sl ~
vRte diseases wtbtne utmost snqt ih short tin'
40 ints5e u how long standing nos what naturs.
All Dr.. spiegel asks from tie sfdcted is fair trla
then all the reference he viii give viii be speedy
10 them.
Thousands OF testimonials, from the most reliabl
source, may be seen at the dOcor's once dels-sm
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THE MAY QUEEN By ALFRED Tennv-
son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus
trated by E. V. B. svO., NOR, gilt.
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UY virtue Of Deed or Trust executed O. mo By j. c.
ID Eyce zad S1sas J. Ey-s. TIE lt.h csr -r April
1850 and % record the ufce 1f tie Probate CLERK %
he oouniy 0f Tppah. and 5ate Of E-sis qri fr- Tho
On the 1fIH OF MARCH MKT 81 The residence %
the late l. G. Eyce sell % the histes bidder for ca1h
the following tracts or parcF-- sf l-ni t7-ait The
liv-i, and upon Flllh his steam sauui situated
81 the time Of the ex-cz-i1n 90 SAID deed, and also
arsiher tract known that part o. Gcorce Roses rrt
slotted and set apart % h.s saa Albert Rose being one
hundred and twenty-sZ acres n 1f the west side ef
section tEentJsix, and tsrtT acres l of rhe u1rls
quarter o. section twenty. All u t0slsll ard Ie
east o. the bases meridian 1f Cl1cElslT sess
The title Is believed 30 be Cud-lbtei. but viii con-
only such title has invested iu
fe23-M A. z REYNOLDS Trustee.
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LIFE OF LORD BYRON, with his Letters
and Journals. By Thomas Moore, Esq.
vols, calf
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from The peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-17S3. By Lord Mahon. in vols ,
full calfpmarble edge.
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J. v. WATSON & co.
SMART
PATENT EORrE pVVTEBg

IA n EdEs
Baths attsd up in he Hast oompiste style. All v
warranted.
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POETS WIT AND HUHOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated BY Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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Raa. R02sf.

I'VE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFICE now occupied
w By US commission Office, and, IL desired will
sell upon reasonable terms all The Onlce Furniture
We also Offer for rent the COTTON SHED AND
WAREHOUSE, or Madison street, now occupied BY Us
MASON Co,
fel0-tm 293 Main street Hp s.airg
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of bis vs,t territory there is en-
raced In the seeding States;
.aufslann qtatt. --s- - -
gTarffr ..-.. s.sss.-s---s -ss- 80 % 7-t.Cs
% m ys-ts q lfiss. and Aia., ssy------a''o'
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Ieoso

So il appears that Of the territory g1Tenaseso .s
or oibs-yriss acquired By the United STATES az
Ter The peace q l7ss and prior q -; tns -
ststes now constituting the Southern Sonfeae- -.
rscv bsys isss thar one twelfth, while the
United states o. the North have more .,,l.l tnsn
slersn-twelfths. WessF nothing about \ eKas
in this connection, because Der inaels1osiles G
was established and her territory acquired pc
fore 80 csus into The Union. The territory
which The United s.stes purchased Of per N
1850. ia not included within Der Presilt limits;
and, Of course, her act Of secession Goes ne' ~
include it. Or the contrary t remains z, Sl-
tsched to The Northern Dnion, as does slso W
territory Of Arizona, aequiIed from msAleo
under the cizds en- treaty. No doubt, wnen d
final adjustment shall be MADE between - -
Northern Repu5lic and lhe Southern, the latter
win claim share IN the territories, as well as
10 an Others which, until the secession, pc
loRsed to the Uuited States 10 common. hnal
"Repubicans says about the coasts Of the Sc
eedea States, is (aHfIifs mufendfs) just as
true Of the coasts Of the States which hsFe not
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare. T.
lustrated by Foster, DOre, skill, Slader
and Janet. QuaTto.
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HUR,TSVILLE, .6L.aB.9.M.9.
Narahal,s sac Of Real Estate

ON SATURDAY, THE IsTH DAY OF MARCH. I vii
sell % the highss bidder, for cash the following
described property in the city Memphis levied on q
satisfy an execution in favor J. CLARK, Robsr
Neil et al, judgment rendered At the October term
$50 the Federal Court at Jackson for e65 03 and
s7i o costs Sale at the Arcade, Union street, within
lawful hours, for cash Redemption WAiFed.
Said property Is described follows Lying and be-
ing the city Of Nempb', and in that part known
south Memphis. and being part Of lot No. s. In block
No a0 and beginning for the part therein conveyed al
stake the west side Of Causey eet two hundred
and hrty feet eight inches nerth Of the Intersection o
the north side Of NaHce street with the west side
Of Causey street and running thence north with the
side Of Csusey street. hriytws feet seve1 inches
10 ttske; thence westwArdly, al right angle with
Csusey street 10 the center OF bayou Gayoso thenss
southwarsly with The mesndsrings Of said bayou 70
point in the senter Of bayou opposite to and
o. the beginning q said Let, and thence in
straight line the beginning the side Of Causey
Ltreet.
II. EcCLAEAHAE, Marshal.
BARTLETT X cARPAErER, for PlAintlHs. fels-tds
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SKETCH OF THE MEmBERS Or
WHE CABINET.
From The CharIertou Mergury.l
sEcRErARY OF srArE.

Hon. Robert Toonbs was born In Wilkes
county, Georgia, July ID, 1910. Commencing
bis collegiate life at the university Of Georgia,
be subsequently went North, and graduated At
Union college, Schenectady, New York. In
1896 be served az q captain Of volunteers In
The Jreek war. In the next year be was
elected to the legislature, and since that time
has been constantly in public life as Repre-
sentative or SeHetoT. Ia both branches OF the
federal Congress be has always served upon
important coDmittess.
Mr.. ToOmbs has been 80 ccnspieucusly be-
fore The country, and bis ability and eXpe-
risnce are 50 well known, that It is suPeThuous
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EnTIpSE RTARLE

HAVING sold an interest in the "EelipseFA
II Livery STABLE" TO Jno. N. Fisk, the busi-s n 81
ness Of the hrm will iesrafter be conducted G. ~
under the style Of Hunt Fist. 7. ". HUNT.
We will keep on hand Al the Eclipse" the best
stock that the market 1G0re ard will furn 81 Such
turHouts viii give entire sa;isfactisn 70 all the pa
irons of the cd AID popular stand II good teams and
constant attention b the wants Of Our customer will
do II, we will endeavor 10 please.
Horses hpardsd ~ II, day, week, month upon the
most reasoaable teraA
fes-1m HUNT F7sK.
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CHRISTMAS

A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Almwell Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
HOOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie. the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little by Little.