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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-18

Amendments,) 'tThe enumeration in
"the Constitution, of certain RICHES,
"shall not be construed to deny or dis
parage OTHERS retained by the .peo-
pie"
The whole war was occasioned by a
difference of opinion as to the .construc-
tion of these and similar passages in
the Constitution and must the whole
crime of diversity of opinion be
charged upon the South, simply be-
cause more muscle and cannon decided
it against her & ~
Will not Mr.. Greeley show that
magnanimity in believing that wo of
the South believed Massachusetts, sin.
core when she, in the first part of her
State Constitution declared that,
"Tho people of this. commonwealth
"have the sole and exclusive right of
"governing themselves, as free, SOW
"ereign and independent State and
t'do, and forever shall exercise and en-
''joy every power, jurisdiction, and
t'right, which is not, or may not here.
"after be, by them expressly delogat-
"ed to the United States of America
''in Congress assembly"
AS Massachusetts, declared, so we
believed, that Congress is a body ex-
ercising it's Legislative functions sole
ly upon. delegated authority and
those "rights" and "powers," and
that 'sjuristiction,." all of which she
claims to reserve for. herself, embrace
ed, as. we believe, and necessarily in
volved, THE pRERoGiTIvE OF DECIDING
WHEN CONGRESS INrRINSED THOSE
"others (rights) retained by tho poo
pie"
Mr., Greelcy's remedy, like a rene
dy for the tooth-ache, may give tenn
porary relief, but it will eventually
destroy the organism, which gives vi
tality to the whole machinery of Gov
ernmcnt in these United,States:
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About five bundled wagons crossed
into Arkansas at Memphis last month
atoneferry an average of twenty ne
gyoes aday crossed the river, and the
uamber was increasing daily. The
largest part of these emigraifts were
from Northeastern Georgia, East Ten
nessec, Northern Alabama and South
Carolina. Almost all tbcse movers
we're boUndfof Northern Texas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N.-The Ndionl Rspub-
can, iheFPresident's organ, in lis iss,le ON
Monday, reminds tho radicals thnt. even If
they reduce tie Southern States to Territ,,
rios, those States viii still be entitle / 10
vote in the Presidential elec,ion.
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/zMN SBORO.
Tuesday Morning, December Is, 1866.
Reconstruction -Pho Elan of Horace
Greeley.

cent dates Il has been sent to US be-
cause of the plan ;of reconstruction
put forward IN unmistakcable terms
by the 4iditor and Proprietor, Mr..
Greeley. This implied ultamatum
from 50 prominent u member of the
Republican party,is worthy Of more
than casual consideration.
The author believes that his plan of
reconstruction is the one to settle
e.ernally all the difficult political is
sues now between the North and
South.
Our opinion OF that scheme is not so
sangpine, Mr. Greeley thinks "Uni-
vorsal Suffrage" will prove panacea
Tor all the political ills that now afili&
us. If he has impartially, carefully
and logically weighed the consequent
ces of an adoption of his. scheme, we
can say that lie has done 50 without
any other investigation of the ques-
tion in the prc'Aises, than that which
Is possible from "a Northern stand
point.
Without any elaborate exposition of
K that feature in thcabovc touching uni
. v'rsal amnesty, let us grant for the
sake ofthe argument, Universal Suf-
4 fraGo,
Perhaps Mr.. Greeley may look hon
estly back to the peace, quiet and pro-
'cction which relSned during an I'M
! partial administration of the Consti-
tuition and the laws in pursuance
thereof and Halter himself thata re-
NIN"I OF those days maybe thereby Sc
cured
II mas oGen wen sad that the peo-
p OF 'n' united states now recog-
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Local

Concert.
On the 28th Concert will be given
by the young men of the Town, and
we are assured that it will be above
anything of tho kind since the days of
the Ballyhacks. Look out for the no.
ticc at the proper time.
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INIIrMANTTY AND PnrJupicn - An
atfnclouS outrage was rerrrlratrd on
TUESDAY morning, in Brooklyn, bv IL
gang of r,iiian, who entered the house
occupied by II number .of Sewin@ girl :,
and having robbed the inmates, seized
III" terrified women and subjected them
to til" most revolving inligniLins. All
The females were outraged in horrible
manner. Had this occurred in tic
solth, it wonld have been declared
.emnant of tho harbarity of slavery and
be cited rs another evidence why tie
South should be politically prosecuted.
We note far more oflhcse shocking
crimes, as well as murders, in the North
and Northwest than in anwother part
OF the country, and VI, there is, Of
cours',, mnch that is good in these sec.
tons Baltimore Sun
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F. FoB THE BENEFIT OF HoUsEKEEp-
FRS Many persons who arc N tho
hHhlt of frcsh"nimg mackercl or other
salt fish, never dream there is a right
and wrong way to do il. ANY one
who has seen The process of evaporation
going on at salt works knows that lhc
salt falls to the bottom just so it. is
IN the pan where your mackrrci or other
fish lies with the skin down, The salt will
fail TO the skin and remain there; wien
If placed with flesh side down, the salt
will fail to the bottom Of the pan, and
the fish comes ont frcshened. as it should :;
IN the orher case it is as saltas wheu
put ia,- Charleston News.
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INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts
OF the internal revenue alone during the =
past year was three hundred and eleven
millions Of dollars.
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Sands of Gold.


"a 'Oord .ftly spoken as like !applcs'o of
gold an pictures Of silter."
PRovERBs.
claws are like cobwcbs, which may
catch small flies, but let wasps and
hornets break through"
CA man who tells nothing, or who
tells all, will equally have nothing
told him."
"The desire of appearing to be wise,
often prevents our becoming So"
"Thcre is uothingof which we are
so liberal as advice" =.
"We had. better appear to be what
we are, than affect to be what we, are
not.
"Thosc who apply themselves too
much to little things, commonly be-
come Incapable Of great ones"
"rho misfortunes of other people we
all bear with an heroic constancy."
"Thc sure way to be cheated is, to
fancy ourselves moro cunning than
others"
"Truc cloquence consists in saying
all that is proper and nothing more"
eve confess smallfaults in order to
insinuate that we have no great ones y
- -. -
| \. Premiums.
We are authorized by the Proprietor
to state that at an early date, premi-
ums as liberal as their resources will
allowthem to present, will be offered
to competitors both in writing and can
vassing for the News and HERALD.
Will not our friends bestir them
selves for our mutual benefit We
design going the full extent of our
ability to make a paper both useful
and interesting to every citizen of the
District. A liberal patronage will
enable us to present sheet second to
none as Family and News paper.
We thank those friends who hav'
already indicated their purpose to az
and abet our efforts, and as o retudl
for their kindness will strain poipsd
give them paper that will be wo,ad
of something more than mere ePo1
eral existence. cbJ
"A
The Charleston Mercury latelpisJ
a good point in giving in consnstrI
order the headings from scvera tj
ern papers embracing account ibMt
.dars and all manner of rime.hn"J
The Mercury's allusion tooftbJ
Di,
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New Advertisements, A

New Advertisements,
Bargalns-by JAS. D. Minor.
Dctntor-hv j d. Aiken & Co.
Literally Truc-by Cathcart & Mat
thews.
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TEE CoTToN CRop IN ILLIYore.-It Sc ms
that they have been trying their hand Mt
cotton raising in Illinois. A corresponding
in one of our exchanges, writing from near
Cairo, In that State, says: ~,
The crop during the past few years hns
been an exceedingly profitable one. Tho
present ycarthe season is said 20 have been
nnfavorahle, and prices have dcprcciatcd
We find it selling here ut "a and cents
per pound in the seed About four pounds
of seed cotton make one of ginncd cotton.s
Even Mt this price, with favorable Seasons,
and careful culture, 1t is profitable crop.
Last year the crop was sold on ns6serago
at about ten cents per pound, inthe seed
About three thousand bales were shipped
hvm statious in this country last year, %
portion Of which was gown in Johnson
CouRty
, CoNFEDERATE MoNEY.-Judge Bus.
teed. the United States District Court
in Alabama, has decided paymentsm
in Confederate currency, to be null and
void,
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Notices Of deEriAs 50 cents,r n "a "a .bsdd
Helieioug Notices 10 cents H., - .1as,1a h
thlsd daE spq one. FssIs sGEpssd at,9O Per
business Notices N Local lcolnmp 10 cents per line
Orslsa S TSr npslSs lsas s1Hn s,ia sg,
$50 per square each insertion. ?. re aggil
Begine1! NtacesS0 Sentsp spofline each insertion.s
No Noticeless than e2,00. .sa9f
Legal advertisements win eCharged regular rates.
- All TRANsIKNT advertisements must DO paid
for,heEeaftqT ct the time they are ordered Qtler
wise they will not appear Ia the paper. This rule
no exception, ..sesi
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IfORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR! .JOMNRTON,

Member or the Royal College Of Sufkeons LondoD,
Gradhate OF one the most eminent CoIlegesinthS
United States and the greater part Of whose life has
been spent 10 the hospitals of London, Paris, Phia-
elsewhere has effected sopoOf the most
Astonishing cures that were ever knOWni many
abeep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
Sounds hshfuDesi with frequent blushing, attend.
jeh sometimes with derangementof Of mind, were cured
: ~ LII =.
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TAKE 'i 'PARfTcU1.AR. 'Ni0TICE.

Dr. y. addresses al those who have injured them
selves bx improper ndugsnee and s4itsry habits
either business, study, society, or marriage.
2 lTbesearesOpe of the sad and elanchly effects
JprOduced BY early habits Of youth, viz; Weakness
III the Back aud Limbs, Pains in the Head, Oimness
f Sight Lose Of Muscular Power, Papitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsa, Nervous irritabllity,, perapge-
aIhept Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility,
Synplomb Of Consumption, 90. ~ 1-LalLelal .-lI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23
BALTIMORE sLDCK HOSPITAL,

Il BAL i luluhE ~ kOUA dlV0IttHA
/ idsio BAnTIMORE, ohRARYLANDE brno'. !, /,
ros nnmIoo hiSszu b5deiId 80 sEsSs (. .
sr.u,1suEDl l1S * REFUSE FfF1M .
4 d3Be eAN Bi9oBf NED q. - re1.,. ~
sr,,S ~, Sbd on,y Etysctroi Remed M SWord
WessRStss of the BGek Of Litnbss ttretures Afscs
n Of the Kidneys sRd SladasE
s,TfS Iigibii,, bi.3;SS tSsSS p.
Head, Throat Nose tF skin. Az. f.eions Of the ldy-
Y RGEs.sSs' Issis
sPS n. oRs SSrS A
% SiSssTs SsE is ssP ad hSSsS $SssiS
h Nh y vY0UNG MEN 4 40 q
Rsptci.ny who have become the victims Of solits-
| ~ Vice, that dreGdful and destrnciyeA bitRhich
Snnps sweeps to an untin sly geys th2psand. Of
intBle n who nigh btothergise baye entranced list
%atsd % ecstacy he living yrS may cali with fa
I ,''ns'l niss'lSgrSOd MARRfAEaaH OF 91J5
/ Married, Persons. or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness, Orr
ganic Debility, Deiformities. speedily cured;
and cShfdentl rely upon his skin as pbySician.0
4 10 ORGANIC WEAKNESS 49, '',''L
1Inmediatey Cured add full visor Restored ''aE u
niseTabls and marriage impossible LA the penalty
paid Ry ne yIois%s
sV @ at nos
ebsue. Now who understands the subieet win
pretend 70 deny bas ths RtEe5 q lest
th6Brddeht3 Besids sbeing deprived Of The pleas!
ufe Of heathy ogspring, the most serious and de-
s.IpsIjye Of both eDdy 9pS & pipd e!Ias
Mental Functions weakened Loss Of Pf5cfeative
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FIRST TRAIN.

-TI| -I|T "FIRST TRAIN. ~ 1nI1l1iD ~
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leaves Columbus at Jl2!45
AN. win stop at Delaware. Ashley, CardingtOn.
Gtead, Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New london.
Wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving 1t Cleve-
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PrOpOsaIs for Pfintlng ( Binding.
oTTICE og ooAlnlIssIogrng qy PeIE!rgo,

OFEIOh Of OOhmISslOhhhhrUEIH ##
COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 0, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
,s SsiEoS A. tAo once Of hS Secretary II STATE d
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1866,
at IL O'Clock NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period Of two years and for executing the
after the fret Monday Of November next ensuing,
in accordance with the provisions Of the act entitled
ydep fGr tSs esSSptgn SS R2n ana
March "a 1860, the act uppemrntsry thereto, pass
cd May 1852 and the act ctamendatory thereof pass
Full printed SPEcprcATioNs can be had on ap-
pieaton to the Secretary Of State. %
Each proposal must be accompanied by D bond,
executed IN due form by the bidder with Atslgsst
Commissioners Of Printing, in the penHl sum Of ten
Thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance pursuant to law, Of such class Of
the State Printing as may be adjudged BY him, and
for the payment as liqudAted damages by such bid
der to the Saeo of excess Of costs over the bdor
bids Of such bidder which the State may be Obliged
to pay for such work by Of the failure such
bidder TO complete his contract; said bond to be
null and void il no contract shall be awarded to him.
No 6fG andccotnPrnfed. 6y sbch bond aoiHbe entar-
tdt1ed 6g the ohrHlfssfoners of Printing, I 4
a like bond in the penal sum Of fve thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for folding,
Copies Of bonds bonds lin blanE) win be furnished to
bidders on application TO the Secretary Of State.
I In all respects the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, filed, aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions Of
the act 40 provide for the execution and super
vision Of the State Printing and Binding passed
March "a. 1860, and the amendatpfy act Of Apfife,
1S66-to which acts reference is hereby made for
uchfurther information as may be desired,
Proposals to be sealed, and Endorsed on the out
ing, or Proposals for Binding" as the case may
be, and addressed to the Secretary Of State. IN,
'h4 i' A''7' '. WIN, HENRY SMITH, N 4
/ 'hA.' '.' 1'' Secretary Of State.
l4,f MOSES r. BHAILEY,
! 90 Conproller Of the Treasury.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, y.
july0-dtd ts' ..Hs Auditor Of State.
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MARRIAGE,
IND0RSEMEN Bofthe PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establishment r
within the last twenty ye afs and the numerous i'm
portaft Surgical 0pefatiod erformed by Dr. john
storf witnessed by the reporters Of Tie Sun and :
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before besides hisstAnd-
ing IS gentfemsn Of chaFaeter and respond
sufficient guarantee to the afflicted oTii5 sS,i
o,S3isKIN DIsEAsRSa SPEEDILY CURED ~
jnnels-d1y bnn3R aniTqa .sIlsJ ,asJ 10 1l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23
YOUNG MEN

iihdulged in when alone habit frequently learned
from evil cOmpanons hof at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and, fpot
both mind and body. should apply immediasely.. ~
What pity that q young man. the hope, Of bis, 6
country, the pride OF his carents should be slatched
fom all prospects and enjoymens Of life by the con-
sequence Of deviatng from The path Of nature, and
indulgng In certain secret habit. Such persons 4
must, before contemplating, 3, t.....Isp ,.;,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23

MENTALLY Tho fearful effects on the mind are
much 10 30 dreaded. Loss Of Memory. Confusion Of
HETsSR e s6csty, self BsrSs Love q
thde Timidty, &C.. are some Of the evils producedIp
Thousands of persons of al ages can DOW judge
What is the cause OF their declining health losing
their yg0r becoming weak. pale, nervous and ema+
dated. having singular appearance abOutthe eyes,
Cough and symptoms OF Consumption. '"'.' '-' /"
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Cnbus, ssff|a1I,5|I I'm e 4 ~ =.

tEL
I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vl6cA pogoAe peca
tn{RFopEtA sffesfeFilg Gfey haix eE30Sa1 80
441eaa96 4 70 a1Bume thA color Il H61p L. - =
aeue4 ~. II ~ s pssnsAsnt kasb go - NJ
4feQeea11 taliys Ahesepts ef thAA 49, ~
haerA s&tHrlJ nofsture, rpsss
40reAsts y tkeskin Persons thsxNaV ~
tnstss.no Snssp shss Hhey eAase Sri6f SlsalAls ~
Rsa1assetse1 sasd haA tever keohbie 70
- ~ asticle tRst vsad prQduos ths dsersd rssi
Aufh tps1 hadt ny 1kfr 4onic 1t hn cured pr
een1 mo had ooel4 Mos OF AauAFaA al lnftt11 enA
es.snssd toeesssr Z the shape Of e.seey.rzs Tho
whole head and tAacovrse Of thirty DAYS after sif
~ fopc thsscurfsp daudpg ~ disapDsered and -
hair which BID rpkfi thst time 6een 1rysnted non
growing, tasansdits fnxnuse 61alth0 1ruet1. ser
In the case lone James Mershou ofthe mt Ie~a ~
fsntry whose head With thick coating q
aaedrsn and souri, - mentioned above and whose lar
hAd almost eonpctesv fallen out 10 sho~ the virtue q
this Tonic Tor the ofthree weekS application
usff sssszv hssatAy ccndasfUn ana nm -
commenced TO grew beautifully. This ID o~ly one CO
oftns sindfn thosbaad conid meution nany othery
but for want nd cost Lam prevented from Is
ing 80. =
Bold by q GORGE cABus, corner Of Second aud uaaa
street per bottle. hber disconn, 70
Dc uahA- oc2-d0m
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Iowa and the Rebellion.

TN PRESS OF J. B. LIPPNCOTT &
Il CO Phiiadeiphis, aHi@tory o. lows Ttvors in the
War OF the Union asift Rsbell1on 1851 ., BY H.
GERsoLL
rhs ~srk enbraees hstorica of All the regi
ments sent the field the OF Io~a with
general DESERT lions o. battles In which those ire IS
have borne presneht part Among tecm MAJ be
usned Nusos's Greet. Elue Mills, belmont, Fort Don
el.ou New Madfid shos, Pea tiege Siege Of Corintn
fuka Cfints Piaiil. rove 1ck ise Fort Cit
son ksn Champion Hills, tie Big Black. Assault Of
Wick sbnrg thu sitgs He tpa Cherokee, Chattanooga
al. priueips eesagrmen,s 81 the campaign Of Atlantis
o the Red River Expedition Jnkin-' Fery, aud other
euxsgements IN Georgia Alabama Mississippi Arkan
Missouri and Virginia Several Ca AIRY kahi also
desc ibid with considerable deta and abont enPans
II tastie illustrate the t~xt.
The work h~s been bs-ts-ed vith little diligence
anil pains with fess<-t love nf The sGbjrct, from of
rIaa the ~ sus eyrwisne-es and
entitled credit ADD II ishspeS will con
taln scnuBt of II our troops In
shek shes aiS nech to bring 10 triumphant
close !. i .ss.. - 49, e
60 far a the author us Sc hiss made the work just
Of hon rable the slcroos cnseef OF
the volunteer pcldiery Of Iows atd uness enre
" failed f h Hesign IL cannot be without some oege-
or ntrre.t to those no Whist bright record that
sodjery made In m Wilson's Greek In August, 1901 10
Nol.ile md columbus in April, 1855
-. ,ies ~ the work which will be isrgs octave Of
.lDut Zoo as@s will b e3.6O. |
AGherai a. duction made the trade, through whom
the 1ers vim b principally sold. Addre-
'"' 80 - "a. - L.DsiEG ERsOLIs
der2s r. o. Dox IA Washington, D. G.
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pURE and four years old, for the Comm.
Il nj ~ Table snd Family Prescribed BY Physi-
clans for Females. Weakly Person. And IhvalIds The
Great Remedy for kidney Affections, RheEna;sm and
ell Chronic Dis~ss<s
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IT Is said that General Gideon j. Pillow, of
Maury county, Tennessee, is building a large
school house and providing teachers for his
former slaves. H owed two or three hun
dred.
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SITUATED one IND -hzif miles from
- crot,u Zee csupy, IswA sytriWng 100 acres With
nrstrste improvement.; nne SEe Honss. Bank Barn
Shop, ABd tiser luitfinga Afo, snc 200 Frn Fress
choice varieties Of d Qereat fruits Plenty ~ voter all
the time Lanf good and perfect Htie. VIII sril all
god small hase or 60 Il spend timber near TIE
karoat II. latter can pay 70 any person dDnbls tbs
cost clear 81 III Expenses In selling wtd wagon and
barrel stuu II give time gu part az The pa chase
maney Call and see bargain E~ PYLE
S aecSl-d&wH On he rlaca Eat Of crofoA.
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BRIGHAM YouNa has promised to build that
portion Of the Pacific road which runs through
Utah
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THEGATECITY.,

NORTHERN MsS AT THE Standardization
Inenwho have hken charge Of naWgpApers in
Southern cities, private letters intimate, are
beginning to find themselves in an uncom
Portable position. The editor of the Savan-
nah Republican, who lately visited a fair in
that city, received the question able eomplr
ment of a rotten apple in the back, while a
friend had his hat filled with mud from the
street.. asA4s y la ss al IL IM
Rev. Calvin Stebbins WAS sent to Charles
ton, S. c., by the American Unitarian Asso-
citation. to occupy thssvucant pulpit of the
Unitarian church in that city. Objections
were made to him because he was Northern
man, and recently by a vote of the society he
was informed that his services were no longer
needed. boston 7rdreler.a s
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The ENBERs or SECESSION STILL SsouI-
lERISG.-The 1sn,es of this morning has an
article melting the mob spirit against the loyal
correspondents of the Northern press in this
city, and nrging chastisement and maltreat-
ment.
The Examiner argues against the further
circulation of Yankee lterature.-Nep York
Tribune.
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T EGAL NOTICE.-Stafe OF Iowa. Lee
- County, SIN the District Court Of said County
Mt Reoknk. Merriam, Plaintiff rsrsss Samuel Dun
lap. Oliver II rox and Elizabeth Cox, hi. wife 4
Walker, q Grinnan, V Her. Thomas CoDno-, VI
Sullivan, A Stevenson John W Hancock, Frederick
Zngg Robert II Smith William Williams, John c
We-s. pretori0us. Alexander State Of Iowa for
of the sch soi Fund Geo McCary, administrator of
Iii Boynton deceased. ard John winthrop. Defendant
Notice is hereby given 10 the Defendants herein above
named thst petition in civil SETON hie in the
Clerks office Of the District Court aforesaid daily veri-
fed In behalf of ths above named III slnt1 against you,
and cldminx decree against said SAnDe Dun In the
Of HISS 49, with ten per cent annum interest
f36s So leo Of said sum- from December 9Th 1859, aud
s7i101 q said from Dec 2 Ii AMI S6ss.5Z
OF said sum from February A. $685. aud against al the
Defndan- for foreclosure 81 MORTGAGE real estate
in Ia- COUNTY I9wa securing sad sum And Dn,ess you
appear and make defense thereto before OF the
oni day Of the Of said Court TO On
the f-st MONDAY Of February 1sG5, judgment will be
rendered against YOU, as praye for in aid petition
.. l.. III. LNGRE
deos1diw SAL Atry for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Mn. JAMES l. TyREI, of Waynesville, No.,
writes to the Missouri Democrat. under date
of the 18th ult., that .sabout the middle of
October last, while some children were play
ing in the woods near that place, one of them,
little boy five years old, got lost, and was
not found until three days ago. His remains
were found on little island in the Gascon-
ade river, he having been carried off and de.
voured by eagles. One arm was entirely gone,
and the flesh was nearly all picked from the
bones y