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From BsT.J. -saE tou BrOEFn, D. D., Editor o. the
EncyeloDedia - Religious EuoEledFe1
Although not disPos6d TO favor or recommsnd Pss.
cat Medicines n general, through distrsl Of thels
Ingredients sld sieSts, vet know Of no sufficient
E5asons Ehy msl MAJ rs testify 70 the Esueats ha
believes himself 20 iaVs C-ceiVed flcm Any simple
preparation IN the efe - may thus Contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do tins the more 1esdiy IA rsgV I'd 20 EoOds.nd's
Serman ritters. prepared ~ OT. q. Nj JaslFOn- Of
mans years, under the impae sion shat they wero
ehleny az AiooaqIc mixture, / am indebted ~ my
alshc eot9it onoouAEeT e., for he removed this
RLSpIlce " proper tSses I'D for encouragement TO
~ ~ ,at Nne4 5sslAsY rom great and lCrs eoaLin-
oea eeDlAiy; the nse y three bottles Of these Bit
@ I5a, a. ~ of the present year, vas toi.
bii, NJ ~ ~ - o, and restoration TO degree q
Eooiit anu n'ehgt y gor which had aOt elt for SIX
9@l lAs oei9l iad almOBtd Ct rasaninE
t1etsoEe tnse4 my rr19nd Tor drectln me
70 ~, q 5,t i.5s q tls9 a. }. NEWTON Brown
Phisses'PatA June q, 1851.
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PHILADELPH1A, Nov. II, Is65.
The Board Of Directors have this daF declared a
Cash Dividend Of Ten per Cent on the Capital stock,
AID Six per Cent interest the Scrip of Ihs COmpa
nv, PAYABLE on and after the irst December proimo,
free of tax.
They have also declared scrip Dividend of Forty
per Cent on the EsIHsd Pr HuTns for the year end
ing Octoter 3lst, 1858, certificates for which wilt be
issued 10 tho PARTIES entitled TO the same, and after
the htst December prUNimO, tree Of tax
ThoT have ordered also, that the Scrip Certificates
OF ProhIs Of me Company, the yrars 1855 and 1852
be redeemed in CASH, at te Otc5 Of the Company on
and after January 3D. 1864, all interest thereon 10
cease on that day.
No certificates Of profits issued under S25. By the
Act Of Incorporation, no certificate shall issue un-
less claimed within two years at the declaration Of
the dividend whereof it is evidence"
DIREC TOBS.
Thomss C. Hand John c. Davis, Edm d A. soudaT
i. Paulding, J. r. PenrUse, james TraquairC
II. G. Dalett, ir, jas. C Hand, VIM. c. Ludwig
Joseph II. Seal, Geo G.. Liep=r, Dr. RIM Huston,
Hugh raig, thns. Kelly, FUb't Burton,
Saml E Stokes, J. +. Pension, Henry Sloan,
wm. G. B0ulton, +. Darlington, Il. J. Brooke,
J. I. Jones' J. Il. Eyre. J. u. Mcfarland,
Pittb gh- Piftsbgh.
THOMAS C. HAND, President.
...." JOHN C. DAVIS, nee President.
HENRY LTLRURs, Secretary.
r. 7. LYON, AGENT, Cleveland. O.
nOVl6-l2Jf
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T AIDES ECONOMy.-GFM OF
Ii FAShlQH-PaFsr Col.sTs. new sIyIes Sts-
Soyel'tts and sailor Fspl Cuffs, poIstad trio and
Spe.- A. sc RETTBERG.
UST RECEIVED, ATTHB CLEvE.
q LANgt BAZAAR-A feE fine Evening FANS
risn C5MBs, in sets and single
, = os best assortment Of Laoiss' Dress Puitons In
the CltS. AME5 : MILLS,
nnV ~
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lcozzIUSIcArED.1
UIH0HsRY CONSUMPTION 4 CUaaSLe DIsElsa
A Cerd-Po Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored 70 Health IN
few weeks, By q ven simple remedy, aiter having
suffered several years With severe lung sfections
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fell.w-suaorsrs ths means Of
cure.
To all who desire It, he viii end copy O the pre-
seripti5n used ree Of ehargs) With the directions
for preparing and usinE tho same, which they VIII
ahd Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
It's &C The only object OF the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the sctsd, and spread
information which he eonceives 10 be rvaiuabis aBa
ne hops every sufferer will ty this remedy, As 1t VII
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription VIE peass Addres
Rev. EDWkRD A. WILSON, Willia1sbureh,
ooti-Is' dES tKlngz county, \. I,
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A sRTEHD IE HHED-TRT II,
Dr. Bwssts IEFAEEIBLE IIEIMENT h prs1aES@
from the rsCiEs OF Dr. S.sEhs1 Sweet, Of UonAecto
the great bone sstsr end has besn usSd IN his pEnal
tics for the Lat twenty yssrs with the most e5ton1
NJ EueoeH1. As an extornal remedy Il = without
rival and viii alleviate pain mor5 speedily tnan Arl
ether prspnration For all EhgunKtio and herVouA
DiaOrdsrs Il Il truly ir5nibis, aud - curative 20
B5rcs, Wounds, SprainB, BRUISES, &C., ID soothing
ksalirg and powerful strsng thsning pfOpelsia1 81
ets 30 iust wonder and Of 81 who haft
aTsr gfvon it trial. Over four hund-sd certncatsS
q rafnar abls ourGa performed By il within the Ia
F9o YesrB, attest 70 fhta ssos- Htrong Armstrong
Z vaTfta for fueV5leg.d. cllait1oId dAW:hzo
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are mAnS pf5pareti5Gs q "a under the name
OF bittera, put up il quart bOtd ~, compounded Of
the cheapest whisky eor,aOB an Sosting nom %
70 40 cents per gai0a ths tRss ID sgused By Anise
Ooriander Seed.
This cias8 Of BittSys has eau4ei and will continue
% csuaaf as Ions .hoy b Old, hundreds 70 Gle
the death a th6 drdnkard- b., Nheir nae tho system
y kops continually unor the influence OF AcshSic
btlmul Of tie kind, the desire Tor Llquor l.
created and Esp1 Ur, aud the Il Is st the horrors
attendant uroh tfunSsro' = life and daath.
Fer t1oae VAC e=fe will b tye Liquor Bitter,
Ne publish the following fccipa: % bottle BOcf.
land GsfIh Btlers and uiix with three quarts good
brandy oF whisky, aud he result N1 30 prsp6ra-
tiOn that W. far excel n rnasiona virtues and true
sTce nee any OF the nlnerns Liq nor btters IN the
arEets and will cost znucl less. ou Will have All
good 5rtcls q Liquor, At a nL re est prize than
these Sn1tEtor prBpaTRttsIs will &C " pous
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
sUPPEYHE g LTBRARIE 8.
Special Attention Given to Jsbblng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
Of the Ysr5 Best Gus. tiles and Lowest Prices.
CARTEs de vIsTTE-OfGen. Gilmore and
five hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMs-2OOO in sixty
different styles. .a.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Wholesal at Manu-
fseturers prices.
JUVENILES IN sETTs-Over 1000 Sets
and Games.
JUVENILES A sPECIALITY-Fullest as
sortment we ever offered.
JUVENILES IN NLINEN-Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND ENVELOPEs-At the Low
est Market prices.
OFFICE INKs-Arnolds, COx's, spsneeri-
an, American, SC.
DRAWING PAPERS-0f all Sizes and
Qualities. -
INK sTANDs-Glsss, Wood, Rubber, POck-
|oUTLiNE MAPs-PslLOn'e, Mitchelps,
COrnells, &c.
DICTIONARIEs-Worcesters and Web
stsr's, all sizes. .. -....-
RETLs 7 Gads are invited to examine our stick, or
address "a b. mail at CleVea9d o., MeadVies Pa.
novII-IsI INGHAI & BRAGG.
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D E BILIT z.
EVER AND ARU

Resulting from fsvgFs of any ktnGth se Bfgtars vii
rsneS your strength IL very short ii ne.
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Connections srs made at MonTooSills with the Ban
SuskT, Mansfield Newark h, ct Clyde with the
esnduAky, Dayton Cincinnati B. B., q Fremont
gtth freInont & Indiana r. T., and at Tole60 with
ths Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To.
lado Wabash Railroads tcT Chicago, Detroit, JAof
son, FORT Wayne, LOgAl53oTt, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton. Sc. Louis snd al poiats Wsst. Northwest 81
2ruEhweat.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and q e
H6It 81 9:s5 :. H. IS >. NJ, and 5. P. \. From
SsnduskT ct s.25 A.H- l. D. RUCkEB, Bupf.
Cleveland, HCvenber B, 1853
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The agill not return If these Fit tors sra Gsed
No person Fever Bnu AEus Distri ct sbou IA be
withouttl,
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80


IN and sitter Monday. November 18Th, 1868. PAsssD
Sc Trains will laavo Cleveland "a follows (sundayt
excepted:
$50 a M.-CHIOAGO EXPRESS-StOPs at Farea
Grsit9il. Oberlins EoTwalk. Onrceyllle, Belle.
yue, Clyde, Fremont a1d Elmora, and arrives ai
Toledo at 1880 P NJ D. tIoit6 30 P NJ; AID Chi
cago At 20 % Pm.
2;OS p. Ms-WASFERN MAIL--stops at all sta.
ti0Hs II Southern Division, and arrives at To-
letc at 5;t5 ?. Il; Chicago 6 90 an.
$3.50 L. .m--HORrHEEN mAIL-StOps q. AL lta,
Lsvns n Northern Division, and arrives ct San
duEky at az ,. y.
Si2G p. M.-NlIHT ENPRESS-8 -8tons IT Grafton
hOfwa K, M0nrOevil 2, Clyde and Fremont, ant
arrives ut Toledo a. y =. n; DetrciL Geo a. NJ
and chicago e. 10 30 A. Ii.
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SPECIAL NDTIgEs.'
s-T-ls6o-X.

H-L-lboU-As
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are antidote to chan ge Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation late hours,
They strengthen the system and enliTen the mind
They prevent miasmstic and intermitIent t5verg.
They purify tho breath and aridity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cue DiarrnRa, OhOerR and ChOleramOFbu1
They cure Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak mar strong and are exhausted natures rat
restOrer. They made Of pure kt. Croix Eam, tbs
ceiebrated Cadsaya Bark, roots and hei 5s and ara
taken wits the pleasure Of beverage without EArA
to or tins o. day. Pariieulariy recommends 20
delicate persons requiring gentle siimHant. sold
By all GrOo5s, Druggists, Hotala and Saloons
Il, p. DRAK E6 Co.
tulyl-R25eOW ~ Broadway, N.
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DELICATE OHIl ,DREN.

Those suffering from aasFasmus, Bting away, with
scarcely a0y hssh their bones, Ar NeqTed IA very
51Tprisin eject.
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NFN AnYERTI8EMENTs.
CLEVELAND Il PITTSBUR0B
- RAILl lOAD


ls53 4. WfNjEB BAERAEGEBEET. ls6s-4
On and Alter q. .ndaT, November I6ts, 1853 Trains
leave lsTesnd As follows, daily Sundays sxcopted:l
$50 a. T1.-NATL-Arrlves at New York 1000 A.
N; Phiadephia ECO a. Nj Baltimore 100 An;
Fsftsburgh $50 P, "; Wheeling 6:69 p. H..
1:40 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ philadelphia at
10. IA. "; Baltimore li;51 A. T.; Wheeling 6:o7
Pa: New Philadelphia so P. 4
By:h Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and Mil
,Prsburvh.
Morning Train connects at RAYsnnA with A. B G..
w. Eailroad Train for all points on that road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New HoEl
(TiA Allentown Without change.
Hls Fare as low as BY any other line.
81 Through Tickets can be procured at the Unlt n
Ticket Oc0, Nsddell House, Rt the Depot. or ct q e
auoiid-Strset Station.
z 2 MYERR O " gant how'd
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Pfer' iaaas MrrLsi OF as EaGssd from N0rsmbsr.l,
1852, 70 October 81, 1873.
On Marine anI Inland Bi-ks.-...sS7S. KS n
Oh FIRE Alshs-.-..-.........-......-..l lu2.yl6 a
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4 visit to the u.t,y.surs Hospitals.

corrcapordeat OF the phuAd lpliA Pu =. yoi
tho following aeoouLt # wat 10 IAs HosI .ta,s a,
Gttlysmrg
Lesvu. fnaLe prs os tie evening o. q 5,h
al Jay, IN cuuIa ~ith seVe O. leIteiu'n 'N,ug
A. ,h.rsr M nfl,-tAtee boNes q store, c. ~
lused Y toe rt9ols ot tAe Fuurteepth War, We
yrpcoeGel 10 III ,atte-t,lI ~ W-y o Ha~trD.r;
aud c. s.' A. IT, AtIe. place, IA Il W.
p,an expected, We were sut l.ct.d 60 unu I. sstry
and xstiou. delay ty IT,. a ti.,u y 4 lIu 81;
ps.ses for ourselves aud trauSportI'ou for oar
stores. 10. tLoi' dt.H.s w. nave sie2I rrahv q
n ,nk the young &c trIHan 40 acted a. Pow y
Marshal q, CAguhe, Ar iSlg a. Getysturs SOU q
kVaIs ~ 81, auSe VI tie suiP .es, NE p.osteded ~
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Ar no time slice the comm ecmeut of ths war,
has there existed more pre.i < n'ccHIy FIR
Gnsnimity sn'nga. the people. sud mutus har-
n,ny and oolh lcncc between item snd re Cove
srnmeut than Al tuc Ircsn mt FIR want f th.ss,
ahers Ia danger that ell the efforts and s.ctih ,sof
she past may prove irlitl,ss, at the vcry u,ot1,nt
vhsn We are about To- r,up the 7 ward - n, many
campaigns .ni ~ any ~ II ought h.lds. Never
fcfore was tie slave power 90 broken, AMI at no
p,riod have our artn.s losn in a bcttsr Position
- deal crushing blows agdist the sntuy. In
spite q hilu,s and notwithstanding 80 many
dhhesrtening revvrues, our proyrrrs 4, and slwsys
-. been irr.r.tbly ouwnrie. Fion no place that
- hsve occupied, hav' We bc-n driven back;
sDd our fr,er now bod aud permanently occupy
onehalfthe TERRITORY Of Ito s,csdcJ stated The ell
hrr Il Kentucky, n ,sou1 aud T,nucs.e. nine
esnth. q sHSippi. the srest,r = r!on Of Louisi-
ana, large .~tions III Sort. AMI south C.rona, aud
seonsiderabe PORTION 81 Arkansss .rs now led by
rs. Points Of vital STRATEGIC Importance have been
Gahed, whonc. We can Operate securely -inrt the
DOW NARROW limits u the Confedcrncy. In addition
Dsll this, the Misunppp IL tree frm i,s sourc,
- iss mouth for .to first time In two and hs VI
para A. iAss We have afAr char, q At n,rlrs,on,
md lis reduction 10 lar more probAhlei than was tie
ezIsuIe Of vicksbug.
There IL danger that AL or many 81 these advsn-
eAges may b Lost for want Of reinforccmcnts to
our armies. ThoV exists At pr, scut = pressing
uscsssity for ~ least two hundr ed thousand men.
N We could diahb,ie, even within q month, hs
sh1s nunber between BNsSp, GR.sT, MEADE aud
GttsoEE-st ChArlostnn- IN. Rsbal leaders would
never bs ailo 10 complete ths last CONSUMPTION II
JEyv. DAvuN Tho necessity Tor r,cru tug ouI
srrnies must be apparent even to the dulles, COM
prahsnsson. This ID no time f,r PATTY and disc n
SION While We are debating, lighting among our
solves, and going 70 Law over our Conscrip,ilu Ac,
shs rebels s,ernly enforcing ,hara. II oui
Conscription act e. Ia, or is declared unconstiiu
tional, the I-op,e all ,uld voluntarily take othsr
measures ~ recruit neu armies. Our working
men, merchants, farmers the psopls, In short
hsW greater interest in the lr.scrv alton Of IL
Hvv.rpmsnt than the Administrator. la fns, |
fsb owes she people TO save tais nation, for ke q
khsir own Interest aud honor. aud for tie s-k' @
hum naify
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Greene street VI. T.. Churcb. bet Brocnic
and ~ ing 80 Erv. JOHN X. y AEld.E, FNstpr,
viii pr,s,h &c .monoS at lOL p'ciuck A. 4, auI
o'lork u. " Lecture on Me!u, eday IN ~. and
Straus,ts and uthotr are i.Il Rcd 90 a lend 20
Mariner. Ihurrh. oil the \. y. Por, "a.
81 Is. cor Of MAii on and Cttierinr ss. Rev. CuAs
j. JONES Al preach a. ln.s ", ard thu RH. 4.
Ns.LASlIAN. Pastor elect, ~ = o'oiok m ,s'
n us -esnl'n aud all fl iuuds OF segnei arr invited
Seats fee q
joint Temperance Meeting ~ nouui Nor
RI, l'i'h - near Harlem, ON Sunday, NJ o'clOck
pm, ~ ihe Good Samer tan Lodge speeches ~.
planning their piucip.,, WIN ,plrcul ,!.c singing
o. Committee. nEORGE MILLER, Soc. 81
Tab runc,c, 40 Broadway rev. Nr
Co.'s viii preach and trts coshction IN noh.lf Of
N" Sufferers Of tn lrt- tot, Sunday ,Veuiuc, NJ y
O'Clock Singing by the sunday School lls..o4.' -
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
SATURDAY MOANING. JULY %, 1868.
,ror GrecnbaeLs than Men.

viii, ucu.Imso scion 81 the Corporation q
tb, i,r. IN restion u tie apr opt.tion fpr secur
Inc tho ,Isnth' 4 working men from the drsa
Ia .nvoI,ed IN some obscurity, owing % tho douls
,c.,eetipg tie orerst.on Il the Mayors prtb,l 10
v,,o. ami tho authority q the city " spprJJrisr
o.. pubio MONEY for this purpose. AZ neral move
u,.ni gems 10 he taking Place throushou, the
C. un,ry 70 buy N the oous,rip,i N. TIE neigh.
b,rtg .iiy Of rrooklyn has nI propii.ttda million
Of lars to pay tie ex,rnpiIn % sli who IRE
30 poor 70 purchase It t.omscls,s, and ia
" Il hector county, acton has teen taken
h. ehi,h man shall 10 calisd IN 10 rove IN TIE
army unos- lie pioSes. H. Atsny. AMI several
cite, m the II Idson similar ect.n is tong tabsn
AMI la Connecticut, nuuiber Of to~rs have taken
No matter up, H. New Haven, on Thursisy, an
o., rgpdaton ma exceeding .2o 100, was y,',d In
Iowu meeting t. commute for drar'd p-rsonH Who
esnnot pay thrco han ed dollars In several places
In this and other Stats local act on on tie subject
"a. been G,syod % the X fgblicsns. bu, il suth
ense4 ASSOC atoms thyr boon ortc tia, vii secure
Ale den 70 results. Ia aidltou 10 tia tac D'no-
FRAT org,ui5a.i5.s n var. pace s'e moving ia
N. mater, AID rai. ng MS y vnlrt'ry sit-
srriuons, yi c. TO > ;su l., 10 tes, the consu-
sui n. ~ "' - 49, 7, u sho VI m sd''rae so-
risol. tpIRs tie cpu.mutaunn money.
Ttas ,tge .ftte conseh.'ion law vas 10 rro-
cure uen, uo, lre,'LAks. he pruc.i's RESI- %
q ose yhrious uoyeu eats viii ie, u ., tie govern.
n.lt VII lot tet many recruits, II Is e,i!'nt
Ahat II the syst,n Of commgiAton it ut yely
adopted, AZ u'w secms prob.b'o, II wIl amo1nt TO
moth NJ more nor loy than pass We rss'st~n'o y
aho drat. Tie ,hai 20 tho 'usitcr ~ assuming
mus be iegr'redby al trie pat. t. 40 far ~ II
so,ults ia Whaling re.aio-ccmcut' & oar ar
mics IN the led AMI iI,4ssAc' tie LACE o. fore
sight snd pri.ti,s atcsmansl . IA Vast stou,
In enforcing al any, pglAr m.AsIre, utiT our
Gst
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Sad Scenes In Tenrc,src

4 correspondent Of the Chicago TRIrUSE writing
FROM TulAbomA Tenn, July 10th, says:
Thgs h moi family ts'weeu Tullahom, and
%incb,ate near tho rusd, thst IA not totally deaf
su,s Of roVtions. Laid under contri. u'ion ly
10th armies, the people hsve been en- scarcely
sings pound OF pTovvLder, aud, ths day passed.
al rrtlru, ioIn b.relUotrd women, gray h AIDED
nvu, AND ragged child en- plodi.tgforwsr & WIN
chester after something g. e.I Twas accustod by
~ Old gentleman, 40 passed a htle To- cabin ~
H.. Too; VI ths halls, where the road .utr od q small
valley uGvorscd by scar stream Il n, uniain
water, Ni ssk,d whether he could ind
~ors enough n tie Nortt to support his family
skoi Tan hi, sentiments. IL replied that,
- boz elections In Tenn ,,shec, he vol,d against
sro'sson thaA since then, he bsd contr nut,d
no'hns Votn'.liy to the ruDl cAus,, bus ,h,G bo.h
arm ~ isai l.yrd on u s:o,k Of pruv,n der M i
M fAiniH ~ IN actutute. lie had uotuug eft
DIT crop oi sruNInr corn, and that hit, p,'or-
liz ",nt 80 IA, Lr gstnri eli Ly the army tora-
a'n* p.lttH. Iur 'Ase WIS a piuabls Que, but
sh're ~cr' hunir@i'o Of othcrs EQUALLY co. TIE
sruth o 81" uiattr is that H.. coz in, winter will
witness s'Ie .ns ir IN hunger cluslrd only by
sLohe OF the lr A. a. the tv,olN,u' = 'os Tn,d
si.uth cannot be iunt 70 ttir cpuniry l. auhis,
ghe people dur.n. Ne coming wlutsr A stla.dii
Itsiu cucr 70 the EFT a. sui, rcd the III - x.s
di Guveu d q snsp led M u su-d nd ~ a nos,
elegant furniture, cafp,s, pctutcs, and hook \
were sire II about no yard, hruk n and t.rn and
sul,d. Guards wsrr sent uI'stri to ptut.,t ia
pwL Rpu p'iNa'o p oiory. Geu. jon 1 D,yI.
spIr1y,dte course, sud lssusd the mot ut .t, Il,
ofl.Is Assiust q, n lar rNIohs
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LEGALITY OF polygnuiy.

The Deserct News contains report o n case Of
hIbeas corpus rrceut!y cd,d by judge D,sse
Il Urea. sal, Lake County, when sh lows iorta
what is Ia the futur for ut,h, through royIamy
A mots.r, BY VIII Of hd6eds corpus, brougit her
dluku,tr OF II, befor H.. judi, s,A,np uat tao
inotl.r hpvc custody Of tie Ga3. ter, vito wss
Thea under TIE Control f man nauel IA l., who
claimed her bis awful wsad vile. The case
InIug up ior u hearing, Il wa, shown that Para
al g, dy had f., 10y waun lie had several
81 / Il sn, aud that hIs two wives lived W.T. Liza IA
ia, same house The ludgr 'cc.fet hat III, sec
oni marriage ~A- not lGwiu. hut . crime agsn 1
the Avs Of The lui,,d state. and tAgr'iore u II
aud yOri, and Z, insure r.ssa uIon u. To JUc .e
dee ,d'd IN III mo'he was ,tit O. l. tp custJdy
~ g.. girl. The Nsas chsr cte''zss ne Ids'- d e
Tugs ~ "dtt.htAble Proceeding" AMI ".n oiac al
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pONOIOE IN Thursday afternoon. At .r u hort
inl'r jsinp DHuoho,, n.tyc T.; tie Pan 10 90!
kih. touu' Cavsn. Ireland, IA the =. b year Of IT,.
aye.
IL fri7ud. ard scinuirtsuccs a-c rrsrc,hillr in.
vit,d 70 attend IT. un,ra on saturday, ai'e '0on,
july -, at Oclo I, nom the rttl.ri,io f HI. ron.
in law, Iatrlcs ionuhoo cor. ,, md a., ays.-IS
puYLE.-In b Cogp. II, p.t,, ncsr Br,.r. yiu,.
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pn-i la 10 L.; Company IL, lot l. AK l,gld kte
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lr lAud.
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10 e nd ihr iuuHIsl, nom his ate trauitucp 81
Washington =, O'Clock. :,
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con o. F'H'S a"d MAJ. ! lynn, ''el , IN NINA All
Tho T lend. and latiyr. %. IN. r,,r..,. az, those
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ocHos T.. n -
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10 mont s am . dt.,.
lar reauvrs and II end of be family are rcsp,c..
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De Ntt VI a Dawn ,. = I..n', a.,d - AZ.
ne J., uN rs uic lu'ags nt ttr isui az invited
10 thH tl' i.-ett, ua SUNDAY 4 moon, -ll., -,
AT 0'''oet' iled hey .:t 3, i..l,,, 10 ,l..,a
xN'' one 'o3L tu'h Of W"c.suh, aVr, -, IN.
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For some tue psst, Coles coua1y, H.. Ia The
vic uity OF Nation, / as le,n n.est,d with gauge
OF bur .rs, eJuntsrf,iters and horse thieves. AID
NO rar dbl these viii .ans carry their dcpr,datVus,
tn It tie CtizeLh armed sad went IL area 4 them
rel est, :, bus "itho 1 baipg al to 10 T,t thrt
out. A. i,ngIh tD.y ant h CLic-g' Tor dot, Ct
d,atNly Get Iu work, aud II WY i,w u.y nad hls
~ ~ al rsot uI' gln. u burg Ars, and 80
accurately ~ w, ~ he ANEW t.o, Aaci m.uste
aud exact local ~ wien and Mherg - gsns wou 4
attempt hur uprrstun- aud he mad lis urtaugr-
meas scco ri .ngly T. Iiye theul warm rsccJ o..
In he formal, n of b plans, he le ned that on
W yd eSdsy M shi, the iOl inst, they were - rob
M. Lac { sp,n'. counting room Ia his grain wsie
b use at me west ,nt Of Mst,opn A luleI -
Two cir1erA well sriIe wee posted ~ vufiuu,
ylace, adj iLi4g tho ~ar Luus,, '.a,c and a.
pared, II g or SIX "a NUM- ,r, and ia G y
" tn chisl fac d open ~uii'er 90 tue t,uth
q -. An Eav NJ enc Ell, tie detective nd the
| DtyeIsa a. once 90. ed HIol hun II. ~ Ges,
cun, se y surrluuula. t.,m. lhvy rl.uc re 81, 4
/ t,istaLc tri .- se'ai. -, pgL q .4uAtclv Il
! 'l,s no one. DlunS Tue 1T l,sd OF III
.-us Ms Ct " ..aktf - la iy, I: al
q e.. seem. Z q IA OF tur'r go, tnr x H., sal.
reni rs4w on iulthcr % ST.. lu.c
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~ tie horW-th.eNcs We. ga 4 af'oE Do, uuC
'I' 10 uhau or ty,st auu ss,c" ! "a. e5 II.. N,
h,n LHnit'tuI. II VIE. ais coupa'. ms, sug
.Vl"d'd te .o"sc All t-r ssva.,- Ies ace
y 'i'd "o n eat. aud t"u u! e ftol
not''H. liz L'rt LOT ON he .ack { come gu
's1!'.'tis "h.'u l." iulnu ab'.t 10 ma .ltt I,J
~ "'aeh IA M sao. Aeu IN tIp-slIu s.
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