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The Atlantic Cable and its Com
ncctiOnS.

The New York. Newfoundland and Lon
don telegraph company have decided upon
several important improvements and new
enterprises, in order TO insure perfect tele-
graphic connections with the prominent
commercial cities OF the United Si9trs and
Europe. A new line is to BE constructed
from Hearts Content 10 Plaeentia, In New
ioundland. From thence u new cable Win
be laid to st. Pierc, (Allquelon,) and from
that island across 20 Sydney, Cape Breton.
where 1t will connect with the present
lines. An entire new line will also he built
from Hearts Content, Newfoundland, To
Port Hood, Cape Breton, where Il will con-
meet with the present lines coming to thr
United States. The present land line ia
Newfoundland is to be entirely rebuilt oi
the best material, and great care willbe
taken that In connection of the other new
lines above mentioned only the best work
manship and stock shall be employed The
two cables across the gulrof st. Lawrence
are and have been in excellent condition.
IL will be seen by the above statement
that the New York, Newfoundland and
London telegraph company win soon have
three distinct lines connected with tile At
ltntic cable, which viii leave no chance for
accidents by severe weather preventing
the United States nom being daily and
hourly In telegraphie communication With
Europe. aEl .II..fE
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A PARIS correspondence ofthe Philadclphia
Sunday Dispatch announces the death In
that city OF the venerable and unhappy
Monsieur M, whose sad history he thus
briefly recites
lie was at one time the head of d large
industrial establishments His rettitdde WAS
Of the severe Roman type, and yet, az some
times occurs, his son was immoral and un-
principled In the extreme. AT the timc
nm speaking of his witc and daughter were
dead, aud tlr unworthy son. then eighteen
years otlage, alone remained t0inherit the
lathers immense wealth. AS | have said,
Monsieur Nj. was severe IN the extreme, aud,
in order to put an cnd tO Ills sons disAipa-
tion, refused to grant him more than the
most meagfe support. s4i iFr
One evening Me- received at his house
a friend, 10 whom he paid a large sum, His
son was present, and the three dincd
together Al ten o'clock the visitor retired,
and. although lac bad to traverse the wood
Of Bonlpgne to reach his own house, started
alone ON foot. He conided also in his
pistols, which he always carried ht night.
la the most solitary part Of his road his
steps were arrestedby a man with black
encd face, who presented pistol to his head,
and demanded, IN the old-fashioned way,
the money or life Of the victim. The latter
at first resolved 10 part with neitlIer with
out struggle, but a CLEAN of recognition
suddenly flashed upon him, His resolution
was quickly made. Without a word he
gave The roblDer his money. and, after watt
ingtill the latter disappeared in the woods,
pursued his way. a..f .t.-tia
The next morning, at sunrise, he retur-
ed 20 the house Of Monsieur NJ. and re-
lated to him the event OF the preceding
night ea ialiaII Gt ol 1r.a...
The voice of the robber, his figure and
manner, notwithstanding his disguise,
make me certain that 1t was your sonf'
"My son y replied the father with u
pang. bad as he IS, he surely
has not fallen SO low. But come; we will
assure ourselves beyond doubt" And, ne
coInpanied by his visitor, ne softly entered
ile chamber OF bis child The father, with
trembling hand, drew the curtain, aud
permitted the sun ~ fan upon the sleeping
face.
The boys clothes were muddy and torn;
a towel lay upon the floor stained with the
black that the guilty youth had Nafrcd
from this yisage; while, half concealed be-
meath the pillow, was seen the stolenpn,'se.
Seisiug the pistol that rested upon the la
bic. the wretchod father, before his friend
could divine his purpose. discharged lis
at the head of bis boy.
Monsieur NJ delivered himself imme-
liatcly into the hands of justice, aud was,
On trial, condemned to transportation dor
life. After serving ten years of, his sen
lence, he was pardoned, and returned to.
Paris, where, until his death, he lived IN
isolation from the world. >
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gteal.
sHERTrrs SALE.

Thomas v. Lyons gs Banhridrr IL Miller ct nj
superior Court OF Montgomery County. ohio
NO. 313D
IN pursuance of an order df sale issued ia the
Il above ease aud 10 me directed | will ofrar Al
plbic sale, nt the door of the Court House ia The
city Of Dayton, on
9A'rsddy, kogeabo, ~, 1866.
Ally . O'Clock =. NJ. the following real estate To
vii situate IN the county OF Montgomery aud
sttc Of ohio, anl described as follows. 10 wit
u irg lot No. u in the town of Mimnisburg. and
r"Hty aforesaid. commencing at the corner ut
ln1ot No Wii thenue east fu The Miami CanaI .
thence south along tho onual to the north side o
ne Basni thence west aloits the north line OF the
Hasin tn Race streeti thence north ON Race street
10 the place Of beginning excepting such part as
was sold TO the Incorporated village of Miamis-
burg Tor continuation of Pearl street
saul Premises have heen appraised nt 81 600 O0
anu cannot sol ior less than two thirds Ot the ap-
praised value thereor IH "
said VI has npou Il dwelling house. and large
ware hnnse situated ON the Miiini Canal
fayphs Of sale cash
o. @. II. DAVIDSON, sheriff
APAM NLAN. Attorney. uea7wte
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM nLACEBuRS. OF tho COUNTY Of La
w Porte ga the state of Indiana, is notified
that Ann Mary blackburn did. on the 9th day Of
November, A. - 1885, die her petition n the oIllro
And for the comfy of Montgomery. and Stue OF
ONO, charging the aaid " iliiam Blackburn with
being now lnpritonod In the peniieutiary ct the
state Of indiana aHd askingthat she may be "a
yofeed nom said William blackburn, and also
asking Tor the custody ofberminOr chi idren W hich
petition viii stand for hearing nt the neat ieTm of
said bourt, to-wit at December term. A % 1868.
ANN MARY BLACKBURN.
H. hou1, Attorney, ne7i1aN6
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LIN N A E u s
RHEI WINE.

L HE ST BSCRlBER WOULD TNFORNI
the public that he Is now mauufieturinv "a VcrV
superior article Of the ahoVc Wine which ia, HON
proncnnerd hy competent ipdges 10 be tlr hoe nov
IN toe market. - can be- obtlinel lat whol..alc or
retail, az the l'rug Store OF -. ~ Oblinecr Eat
nut tlouse. Wayne street
lie has also a large sppply Of
LrNNAEUs RnEr PLANTS PoR sam.
Which can he obtained on application at ,it,, ,f
$40 ahove-nained places, or ur the suL-rrti.rr ON
ayne atroet, a short distance south oi the 1ynl.
The above Wine Is highly recommended rs a
medlcinAl shmnlapt and - Also eNiNneivriv nsr,i
iot i ,,g saSran,,n..h anu purpose =. iLiWhER.
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Small FaIm at Public Sale
90 La AGH H@

Thru and oHehdlf miles from DdyfoR. Oh ne
Wolf tFeek ffte
On THE i2rH DAY or DECEMBER. 1866
AZ two o'clock ?. A., Will oner for sale at public
auction the farm on which now live. containing
otA acres five acres timber; the balances under
cultivation. Soil excellent part creek h0ttom
and part upland, The buildings consist Of a good
new sstory Dame house, stable, tobacco-shod &c
ALSO,
On the same day, commencing at ten O'Clock A n .
! VIII oner AZ public sale, an my stock farming
utensils, and household and Kitchen furniture
noeiaWts j. BELNfIlE
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NOTICE.

Jane a. Hauke, Plaintiff, -. Martin a. Iiauke
DeiendanL Petition for slivorv a ana aIimony
fINlE pefcndapt will take notice thar on the 2oih
= day OF pctoher ltsb, said jam a. Aank,' hled
lgr petltioii against him, IN the Cont Of Common
Pleas OF Montgomery county Ohio I,raying fnr Al
divorce ana alimony, upon tho grounds OF adult
terry and gross neglect of duty.
An application will bc made for a decree at the
next tpecemhefl term Of said Court
JANEG. HAUKH
w ~ MELVILLE Any for PlMhuM SW6
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TAKES FOR 1866.
Treasurer's Notice.

fINAA-PAlERS are notified that the Treasurer
4 Is now ready 10 receive the taxes OF 1865
The law requires each Tax payer 20 pay ono.
hali the taxes assessed against him on real and
personal property, together with the whole Of The
gas and street improvement ON or before the 20th
day 81 December, 1866 amt the remaining half ON
or beiore the sOth day al June, 1851.
LiaS- Faxes assessed on personal property n moi
paid ON or before the 20th day Of Deeember fho
whole Of said taxes become due.
omce honn, from ~ A N. 70 O'Clock pm
DANIEL SfALEN, Treas. Mont Co o
Treasurcrs Onloe, October 30 fsgG.dawGt
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John Allen, Piaintin. against jacob RIack De
iendant. BEFORE Peter sullivan, D. r. of Waynp
ToMnshlp. Montgomery county, Ohio
nN the 18th day Of Oefoher. A. ~ 1896 said Jus
~ tice issued an Onier OF Attachment in the
above action for the sum OF tWenty-tWo tioIlarx
aud hny cents, TINS cause Is set for hearing on
tho sth day Of Decemher, a y isdd at 3 O'Clock
pm JOHN ALLEN
Fer jobs uLLtNAN, Agent. nulowa.1a
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NoTIeE IN PARTITION.


IhLHABErn g, LODGE, Nathan Wayland
~ Lodge, nIinor, Josabcd H. lodge a minor,
Adulson Donson and ltosAnna Dunson, his wife.
william Jones aud Nancy Ann q. Jones, his wife,
Aquillh HiNon and \ aOini Nc. iliNOn his wife,
Frederick Smith aud Ciarlssa Matilda Saith, his
WIG, MARY Hannah Lodge, and Marian Jane
Lodge, all Of Montgomery COUNTY Ohio and Iio-
ratio Lodge, oliver Lodge, minor, Elizabeth
Lodge, u minor, John HOpkins and Obedience Hon
kins, his wie al OF Uass County IN the state of
Indiana, Will take notice that James n, lodge,
2henD 3t =, Ledge, Mason u. lodge, and William n.
Lodge, OF Montgomery County, ohio. have filed q
petition, which Is now pending against them in
INC superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
claiming and setling forth that they the said eii
toners. are tenants in common in Zee simple with
the said Nathan waylanll Iodge. Josabed y.
Lodge. Rusan1a nonsOn, Nancy Ann G.. Jones'
Naomi " hiNon, Ciarissa Matilda smith, MARY
hannah Lodge, MaViah ,lto Lodge, HOratiO
ii.9lgnl oliver Lodge, amt Ah4,beti. Lodge of the
following real estate and premises; Situate in the
county Of Montgomery, and state of Ohio, and
being any acres of land on of the east side OF the
southeast quarter or section twenty, township
three, range SIX, east, In Butler township in said
county with the privileges and appurtenanees to
the same helonglng, as heirs at law Of Jacob
sad James y Jacob T., Mason a., and William
n, 70, ip.t 'ners anl plaintiffs la said peli.
loh' claim, in said petition, that they each hold
one, Jteenth ~ haid premises, excepting the
sald lioratio, phVer, minor, and Elizabeth q
minor, ot tass county, Indiana aforesaid, W no
each entitled lD ono ihird of thirteenth part
oi said premises; They further claim in shid peti.
ss9h tlat s@l1 Eli1abelh . Lodge is the widow of
kins, wife OF aaid John Hopkins also made a do
iend'nt 20 said p'stition sthe ino'her Of said IIo
ratio, Oliyor, minor, and Elizabeth Lodge.
minor, and they pray that partition may be made
OF said premlsc6i that their respective portions
may he set on % them In scyeralty anh for such
other and proper relief as may be granted by the
court AZ the hearing Of said cause And unless
they answer sAid petition by the sad day of Janu-
airy, 4. -. 1851 saio petiton Will be taken as true
and Judgmeet rendered accordingly.
JAMES \. LODGE,
JACOB =. LODGE,
MASON a. LODGE.
WILLIAM. LODGE.
ODLIN n IAHrLL, Attorneys. 9wG
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Tnting Hoops.

4 lady having come out In a newspaper
IN defense OF tilting hoops, the Louisville
Courier hits back tliusl ut Is not he
cause the ladies show their leas, this a.
habitpally done by the women of many ma
lions; aud IL l. not necessarily mdelicate
But the fitting hoop makes a pretense of
covering the legs, as though one would saw
I am showing You what ought not 10
II the ladies viii wear short dresses, in
stead OF wearing loug drcsse', looptSl I'm
aud held out seusible men will ind NO
fault. We are glad 10 learn that The East
ern ladies' wear panialcttes. Our ladies
might very properly adopt the habit"
MoNr NpNr,--The Italian Minister Of
Public Works has received a repori 10 the
effect that onc-haif ofthe work of piercine
Mont tonis u completed. Thn tunnrl
WHICH will be twelve thousand two hun
dred and twenty metres tallout sopcn and
two thirds niles) in length, Is nlrpalv
pierced six thousand one hundret and ION
metres The works are 90 he actively re-
sumed' and there Is reason 20 hope that the
lihe may he opened la the course of next
year That Viii be the first direet com.
municauon between frauoe and Italy.
Parts and tlorence will then only be sens.
rated bY rail from thrty-siN to forty hhiiTs
1900. l..lalIi.gl 4lff
~ The number 81 emiRranis landed On
New York last week was llS, niakins a 4
total Of 2l2952 landed since Ianuary 4. y
against iGS3Ss arrivcH in corresponding
period OF 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that che undeis ienoa
~ has been duly appointed ns Admin TRAITOR of
.he estate Of Isaac Gilbert, late of Montgomery
November 5, iso6.ws GEORGE W. MoYER.
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To Garsn1 re- ~ 1pnDont.
No. 2li, Il +" Lombard. Paris.

SsdeHfd. aud NtRdi0Hs Occupations syrfs6s
~ eicftsS, o. whatever thuds 20 iinpuir The lUJf
d@ton Of ila RrIAs, Me5f or Aei'rOns system ne
purntly i e. 10 the most DisfgrSSiHV aid FsaBgp-
dfNfs. Clc tyfnea and Ldlrgsss therefore. who are
especially liable 10 these Weaknesses should re-
Serl promptly to DIR. DILAMABRE's srsOiFic
Pamphlet, containing fun particulars, with
directions and Advice, printed IN French Ger
am WI l1 rnt " mail, free of cost 10 any one
Psioe, 8 per Uox, or SIX Boxes fer So
sald by Al the principal Druggists. an win DO
ssitt bl " -, securely stdief Jro8i al Oafyrd tiOH
On receipt the specified price bg any authorized
as9ht or D the sole General Agents Tor Alnct1ca
.1ol AK O. aoSES a CO.. q CnrtiaDdt street New
Iofk Aui tqfi1cd agent for Dayton--W ~
SHEW AhE-all orders hy faaN promptly az
''hAeu 70 OCiduW c0Wty.f
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&c. = OF INSTRUMENTATION.

fAhlS, May ., 1868
HENfLlA N:--Wc have used the 'sPPcIPIC
l'lLLs' l!i a. from I'm, hELAMARRE's THrsCRiP,
Ii1s, di'n several years past IN our private and
public Frvi,ioe, and have found them a most enur.
getio ahd icicui Remedy In eases Of Spernator-
rhea or frnlinal NoalnessJ Nightly. DAILY or
r. udfp,' missions; Sexual Weakness on M.
IothoKi rial Deiungemcnts of the Nervous Sys.
Fmi We thcSsth arising from Secret Habits and
s,eNuh! - 7sts; HtifrdfiOa of the Genital or.
gas: Mn,i- s'pinei Ancrtnnso Of the Iyest @fimen
or "brieA 'u.t'' Drpos T. in the Urine; 'Afilkyf'
Dlschafp Paleness Of tho skin. with suuktnt
Checks au lltoodless L1ss ''rinched'' Features
irregular aion of the Heart and In an the glaStlr
ttalh OF ~ ptofns arising nom OYer.ukc aIltsps
ar loss, iit a amy cause, Of the Nervous Force
Wc edlt MY advise the Profession, and all per
sons slinH - tEon any AYngtopiafic or Orgdplc
-tgecfioAs the gENlTo-u BINARY sYsTEAs to use
these l'is With high respect, we are youis most
stnecreiA-
II. \. BEAuHErAmE, NJ y
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~ Health Strength.
vi -HeaIth-St Strength.
Iii Health Strength.
b9lG. UAN DELAMARRI1'S
PECIFIC PILLS.

-Nrt psgi,a lby The MessieuIs GlRANCnRr & pu.
roNr. VA naccutists. No. 9ii Rnc Lombard
Fnris, ifeG thc Prescription OF IN. JUAN UTLA-
MARIE tai,- T Physician 10 the Hospiinl ,lu Nori
an Larib, .Te.
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ADVERTTs SING RATEs.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
II. II. ROBINSON,


pUB1IsHER AND rRopRlrroR.
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poses, and in this case, although the
gentleman used His utu ost endeaVors,
he could not so arrange his affairs as
to return by the time agreed upon,
but he could not bear to have his in-
tended disappointed, and in order to
remedy tho matter he sent a power
of attorney to friend of his, with i'm
structions to marry the girl for him
and in his name. Tho friend, desirous
of accommodating the absent one, yes
terdqy applied to the County Clerk
for q license. The matter is in abey-
ance, we believe.-S +. Call,
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sum mons.

y y. Grifin pnintia, vs. Isaac Jennings defendant
Action to money in County Court of the State
OF Oregon for Union County,
NO ISAAC JENNINGS, Defendant: In tho namo.of
n the State OF Oregon you hereby summoned
and required to appear ana answer Planir complaint
now on he In the Clerks Office In said Court after SER
vice hereof upon you by publication for six weeks In the
WEEKLY MouNrAINsER, as by order of said Court, or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against YOU
and unsas you 80 appear and said complaint the
Palnt VIII take Judgment against you the sum Of
$780, together with the costs and of bis
acton By order Of j. p Argerslnger County Judge OF
Suni9r County.f * 4 d. BAKER, Atry for plaintiff.
e h'St0ssntsi y C'N"'t@ jan56w
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Summons.

Henry Tozcr John Haley plaintiffs VS.. Isaac Jen
niugs.-Astion recover money County Court of the
State of0rcgon, for Union County
.VUVO ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANT. In the name
n OF the State of Oregon, you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and tho complaint of tho
Plainti., now on file in the Clerks Office in said Court
after service horcby upon you by publication for six
weeks 10 TIE WEEKLY AlouSTMgEER by order of said
Court orjudgment for want thereof will be aiken against
you and unless you sonppear and said com pan
tho Plantfs will take Judgment against you for the
sum of $3.50 together with the costa and dsburse
OF this action ~ order Of j. P. Argersinger, County
Judge Of Union County. f'i
U. s. Rev. Stampl NJ. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
bOcepts, - 81 N ! q hu5.6w
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RLACK LIST',
SheriT,s Sale OF Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
HO Clerk Of the Circuit Cont vf Grant County aud to
me directed, In favor of Mary A. Sinclair plaintiff and
against A. Lockwood defendant for the sum of Sew
eny one Dollars and Fifty Cents, 7 50) principal and
seven dollars and eighty cents $ and dsburs-
to the highest bidder for cash in an on SATURDAY,
JANUARY 18th, 1866, between the hours of ~ and 2
O'clock PM before tile Court IIouse door In Canyon
City, the following described property, to-wit:
One lloe and Lot situated in the town of Susan lc
state " Oregon, County OF Grant, commonly known as
tue Lockwood Saloon. Mp. BERRY, Sheriff.
by w. w. WuIPPLE, Deputy
Canyon City, Dec. 18th, 1866. ~, de22-4w%
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9ailp Wount alnser,

APREcIous ScAMP-The Downieviile
Messenger of December I'd relates the
following cool transaction =.
r. S. Pitt, a man well known in the
neighborhood of Rowland Flat, and
who has for several years been em-
ploy ed in a meat market at Potosi,
closed out his business there about
four months ago and left for the East
orn States in September. lie kindly
consented to take under his protecting
care the wife and child OF an intimate
friend, in whose house he had ever
received brothers hearty welcome,
as well as brothers. confidence. The
lady had left her fathers home in
Michigan threo years ago, a blooming
bride of nineteen, and she was anxi'
ous to visit again the scenes of her
girlhood, and exhibit to the grand-
parents her beautiful babe. And so,
with many affecting tokens Of true
love, she bade the father of her babe
good-by and reluctantly placed her.
self under the unselfish care of her
husbands friend. limo flies, and last
week tho Eastern mail brought the
fond husband and father letter from
Broadway hotel, New York city.
Pitt writes "Friend F.: concluded
l could love M--..botter then you do,
and she thinks 80, too, and we there
fore concluded we would get married,
which we did" And the pretty young
wife writes: "Dear F.: l hope
you won't feel bad, but we thought it
would be just as well for you, and
better for us to get married" And
a New York daily of October 18, 1865,
contains the announcement of the mar
riage, by Rey. D. D. Porter, Of r S
Pitt to Mrs. NJ NJ, all Of
California.
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NOTICE.

II HEREBY WARN ALL. PERSONS from contracting
II or buying anything whichever from H. NJ. KUNTZ,
whereby will have been thought by the public respon-
sble, as not, will hold mys II responsible for
any OF said y. M. Kuntx's hc.s. WI. hOFFAr.
snsanville, Grant Co. Noy. %, 1895. IN ,ss q
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MORTALITY AMONG THE NEGROES In
answer TO the charge that the large
mortality among, the negro population
South is caused by brutal treatment,
the Louisville Journal says: tThat
there has been frightful mortality
among The negroes South we know.
Every man acquainted with the South
knows it. 1t is greater among them
than it was before they were set free,
and we have not doubt that it will
continue to be greater, for a while at
least. The utmost exerliops of the
freedman's bureau and all the philan.
'thropy of the countryswiIl not he able
to prevent it. This increased mortal,
ity, is incident to the change that has
stakcn place in the negro status. Those
who did not anticipate this only betray
their ignorance Of the nature of the
negro. He cannot bear up under diff
ficultios and changes like the white
man! When at home, with regular
employment, food and hours, be NOV
ed along and kept well; but all this
has been changed, and the irregulari>
q ties to which he has been subjected
cause him to sicken and die. This
change is now fixed and unalterable.
We must accept it and do the bost we
can For awhile it will be worse for
the negro. The southern people
cannot il they would, help this. It is
inevitable. 1t is useless to abuse the
inhabitants Of the South in conse-
quence of it, and it is base and villain.
GUS to msrepI esent them"
a. MARRIGE BY PaoxY.-Marrige by
proxy is said to be quite a common
occurrence in Mexico, but we believe
it has not boen practised to any oxtent
in California; but we being a progress.
sive people ever ready to seize npon
and adopt as our own everything Of
month ua NAV aonn ha indnoad IN