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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

s g Bridaes .......-. Nos1 kstesx House
f g
Spy 0lassss, Reading Glasses.
4 q nrid... Me- 4 I Estss Houss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

BOOTS = ptsOEs- RDTAKLs ose
Hutskamp Matiess. 30 Main ef1eet.
Huiskamp Bro ...s Main strset-bet 4th 1 18th
Mart II l3S Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

spiesbcrser, Mayer 4 co..-......No. Ill Main st
Mrs Weber--..-.-Ir..co Third Main streets
MILLINERY u BONNET 0LEACHEhH
Mrs w r bowman . .4th st--bet Main Blondea1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

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WOOAKN 0O0nSs
n GslAtt. ........ Main ss-bet 4th So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-01

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John q Copein,.... ............ =. 80 Main street
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
sSn's 3udibaus nit Sen gduften !

g9r baten ltpn enmal itsr bic ideusltGe gcrs
ruplion Der bisejdbrssn Nep 0prfsr Siautssefsss
gsbunS ssiprDtsn. SO mub, aOrn 8sri&tsn sus
rclee, stne tra9re Spibbufsn6aute itin. Sc Gle
8sputlifaner cine Wsbrtsit in tsiosn biuisrn baz
ben, 70 l6ft fIh burGaus niHt psrmuttsn, bas Der
@prrcipcnben, est isputltfaniIdsn Stem 0orfsr Ski,
tune pie Sabs iibsrrsbt, Genn er ron 2lbanp
l5reitt:
pqRdtrsnb az Der tislsn Sabre, mG6rsnb milasr
if cen @sarafier Ger @sits3stsr unb Die 8stbano'
lunssn Ger @sist8stmn8 gu tertaatsn Gsls9snbeit
bate, babe i'd, ntsmals ctpas geeten, mas lih in
Bstrsff Der ShamlrTsfsit, &autiuGt unb Gi6
ttelc18fiit auf Die iSclgsn nit DEN gsgsnmGriigen
Reprdisntantsn rsr9lsiaen lisBe Sers 8rrBanser
martin eft tsfannt trsssn SSiuFidfcit unb Satsisr,
atsr eislss @clf petfauft feline Stimmen rffsn,
iGaHert iibsr Dem Srsis pbns Seimlidfsit unb
trist 6 !cf1sn, CAP 60 teBoblt wcresn isi unb oas
2lles seiHebt, ndbreno ie piisn, eab lie ben Grt'
nIinal9elrsen psrfalsn unb eas cine 8srtrsherbale
itr ed idial 1T, irsnr eas Gsls auaaefiibrt niro."
Gin anbersr Sorrsipcubsnt ihreitt rcn Nltanp:
rOa Die @timme bes @plfss f6 in einem
ansen'sinen Sdrd Der @ntriituus ibsr Gle grsns
ssnlcis corruption Der btssjdbrissn aafesiss3s.
buns psrsini8t bat, 70 fsbt man ft sssmunsen,
nad irSsnb einsm Siinesnbrd III taften, eur:a
psiisn 9iucrfsruns eie ssrsfts 9ntriiliuns bss
4ub!ifums tel4mi6ti9t mereen foa. Gs tsst,
rab psmssmds sa,its ssiban iprsssn Rnb, nm
Elm balbss 3ussno Der bsriiatBfen unb lbamlcs
isilsn Srttrmannsr, ipeIhe bic Netr 0prfsr big
j obs" butn3uitsen tattsn, alretrsn 8u laiisn.
Wtan fann Bepsiis senus auitrirssn, um fs 5u
;u atsrfiifrsn, unp nie ss nsulib sirsm errrupten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

8efesseeer In Nstr Ssrisp asihab, gum Suhtbaus
tu rerurttsilsn. Gstn 8srbrsGsu par tsi trsiem
niht 10 srcsartis, als bic manasr Witslisesr Der
Nstr yorser stastsssiesae saetung. aRsnn einral
Die unieru6uns ssraelsitet sin pirb, erfte le iIh
ihnerlib blca auf tis 9CtfpiRsn tsibrdnfsn, pisl
mebr nirftsn auh bic 2sstslatcrsn bsim Shrpf
sencmmsn rerbeu, Die iih ron itnsn babsn bsiisden
laiien, unb untsr esnsn flb Sneiubuen tsTnben
Icuen, bersn stimmsn fir sinen aspiiien Gtlens
ta6nsSpb nit 81. 900 tis s25 600 bsSublt trsrnsn
musien."
GO riirhs quite Tolssn taten, msnn man gum
ab1hrsdsnhen 8silrisl fir alnssrs, elm Sussnp
bieier vsltttarsn SHufts" pis ssmeins spisbutsn
in's 3uHtbaus fhife. M6sr naran III mnbl ihrsrs
lih III ocnfsn. Niit eem estctsnsn GelSs bslen iie
iid fhcn burh uno bann fnn tmmer 10 pisle Mncsre
tn Die gpistaterei reruieslt, bas sns lletsrfHt'
runs fhrer III ers.elen 1T. 9as 8ctt felb 4
mne eisis uebslfdnce errrt8irsn. Sc mus bsi
SSatlsn une namentli@ bsi @rnenntnssn iuesrft
pcrfibtts isin. Sc mus Die Grnsnnunssn rcu
@anoieatsn ieltit tsicrasn. itatt bss @siaGt cor.
ruptsn Gliquen iibsrlaiisn. Gs mus Dor ausn
Sineen reitti&offsns 9eute ernsnnsn. Sanbinaten,
bic purh baS Saufsn rrn gtimmen rbsr anoere
ccrrupte Wsttel Die Grrennuns III ersslen lahen,
miiiisu purh eas I,clf surifssntsisn tpsrren. Gas
8plf mus enSln Die @tuitdt asrtnnsn, eas BON
Seuten, bic ccrrupte Wtittsl anmenesn, i'm Elm 2tutt
Al eriaasn ntlS anheres III ertrarten TT, alS naB ig
aud i'm Nmts corrupt flnn. gBsr gtimmen fault,
I'm in ein 9lut III fcnlmen, ncn Dem 1T ncbl sr
fiir,en, eab cr Eel Ger erIten Gsfseentsi feline es
gene Stimme gum bSGitsn 8rsiie rsrfauft. unn
pas ialimmRs 1T, bab pas g5Olf eossnsal Die Bed.
Al tekablen tat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
1erre fsTtt nur lrenise 4essr unb fann bater bur9

fsrre feFtt nur rsnise Nsssr unb fann Satsr ourb
bic Gnuabute ces 2ntenements nur tpsnise iHpar5e
gtimmsn ssrinnen. Sc ndbsr mir ben @rritlaS
In 9eraht sietsn IL ftarer ,rirb es una, nab ssr'
islts I'm Sfirtsr rom 9rlfs nit Srnnsrftmms psrs
trcrfen mernen wiro
9ie &aotfalen baten bas Sinh nit Gem 8ans
ausaefhiittet. gDis Der Sunh In Der 6abtl, Der
NIT sinsm Glide Slsif9 i'm Maule iiter Den NluB
i@ramut unb mad nsm Sdatten fes Tleiihss
ihnarpts, batsn fe fs ielelt tstrcssn. Sts ircu'
ten srei Slisssn nit elmer 6laprs ihlassn -iis
rplltsn Nsaeritimmcn esninnen une nsn'cfratilts
gtimmen un19Ghlih MAIDEN : nno mernsn nun
In Srlse i6rss i6ersrossn Gifsrs nit Issrsn Sans
BEN atsteten mifsn. Sie nerbcn nHt blcs cen
SHasen, icnbsrn aud Cen Sprtt baren eaben.
Das Commercial Sat @sGt, menn es Die Nieeerlas
se bes amendments In Der Suft .pittsrt bic 3siHen
lnb 70 beutlid, eaB es nt5t dnulal auf ben Namen
sinss Yrrpbsten 4aipruta MAIDEN fam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

Ser Sbio @ablfantpi.
Onrh Bic Ya1llrnna bee @priHlases fit Die
Musifreihuna ees Mcrtes reis aus unisrer Staats
Grnfituttsn rirb Der n6bits Matlfampf In Obio
iebr perenfadbt treroen. Ser sanse @trett rtrb
fh nm bic SSrase brstsn, cb bic 3sser fanftiS in
Otic fiin,men fc1ten rher niht. @ele 9suts nuns
bern fi1, nae BE @sputltfnner unlerer Gsiskgss
huna es ragten, icn jsst NIT eieisr Erase Dor bas
Mrle su treten unn Die gsnti basurb auf eas gpisl
su isksn. Mter eissntlid, 1T hatsi gar nihts 3u
perrunbsrn. Ste @epublitaner batten gar fsine
anhere Wabl unb f'e tbaten enfaH, mas fie ni6t
taiisn fcnnten. 6atten iie ben @c,fhlus niht rai'
firt, 70 .pirhen fe Die sanSe @eRsrn @sierue, Sas
seanse rabifale &diepiertel, auf ben 8ufsl bsfcm'
msn taten. Bie Simicn hurdb bic Shsere feline
etdrfe rerlcr, 10 tpirhe bic ranifals g}arte nur4
fen 0erluif Der @sfsrn @eicrbe nm feline t6aurts
ftHee eefcnimen fem. 0ion nehme einmal ibre
Mebrbsiten i'm 6Gfsrisrtd binirss unb NO blett
Bic rsputlifaniihe partsi tn SbiO? Desbal6 mub.
ten aud Die x9lausn," nahhem fe 5uerit Ssaen Den
@orihlaa asNimmt taten, nm ieeen Yreis tn Die
Gtr6nae tinenaspsiIltt perosn. Sie fiiSten ith
fhlieelih, aber he ttaten es untsr setratisen Wers
setrunaen nit J3nisiblcttern nnb init bsm Bepusts
faa, haB He, omeit ibrs Counties tn 8etradt fcm'
men, Eh In einsn fhltmmen 6anbsl psrridsltsn.
2nf Der rspublifanilhen @taats Convention, bic
fib bier i'm Stunt periamn,elt niro bic Srase aters
mails anftauden uno III sinem nenen 6ampfe 5tris
fHen ZEN &aeifalen BON Der g8efern &eisrpe uno
ben vplausn" aus eem fiDliGsn Sbie fiibren. Sic
v9lauen" irsrben narauf rrinsen, baB bic fislAe
s5rass In Der Blatfcrm umean9eu une bas alte
9lnssfub 'pisl ned eininal mebsrfDlt msrosn icG;
bic xshwarien" atsr psrnen cine square issue" /,
nas tsiSt, eine fI1ne uno birecte 8esesnuns Der
Dro8e forDsrn. @enn es Den &ra9tsisssrn niat
seinst, Zen Strsis rcrber tinter ben @culiilsn iu
itlihten, bann biirfen mir cine ifiirmiHe gcnpehs
ticn unb pislsidt cine @rptpicn ermarten, mslde
Die sanse partei in S:iidsn reibsn ma6ts. Sic
@ranb Mrmee," bic eins nanabafte StHse Der rspubs
IieaniIhsn Tartsi bilost, 1T, mie mir bSrsn, ent'
lttecen eeaen Neaeriimmreht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

3erriffsn unb anbers Mnsshen, trcraus eeutlh bsr'
pOrsins, bas bic unaladlise lsbenbis tssrabsn
trorosn trar.
@sIaoIfsn. Sa ga groifs, gSisecnRn, ItcB
Die Qnsma6srin Sbeparo einsn ssrifsn Sseer'
man. Der iis psrlsumnst satts, alsin er rnrss ndt
tSotb psrmunbst.
Ser franfe 2puis NappTecn. Ser
@6ieaso @sputlisan briust In elmer @crreipcnnens
bon 9aris Wttbsilunasn iber oas fSrperlihe Bss
fnesn ess &aiisrs, Die untsr ben eeSentparti9en
8srtGlmiiIsn, untsr msthen Der pclitifhe 6cri;cnt
pUa BON @smittsrmrlssn LIT, unieren eslsrn ntsreis
1an Sein mereen.
sd batts," i&rsibt Der gcrrsiponbsnt, ria min
niht iaaea nas 0ersnissn, fcneern Die siiniii8e
@slesenbsit, ben 8aiisr ssifsrn auf Dem Spa,iers
gang gu tessiten, ben er,ssitiBt auf Seneral Ssu'
rp' 9 airm, mahte. SD min fasen, eab @ aeFidt'
ahtee ibn = earf bod, ME baS Grr9ncrt fast,
Die sass sinsn sSnis aniaausn nit Der srS6isn
2lufmefiamfstt. SD fam batei III Dem Shlus,
nas CT 70 tsrunter TT, als Elm Msnf4 fsin fam.
uar ih nrh am 2stsn su sr6alsn. geine Sasn'
tsl eabsn 10 trsnia 8rdft, eaS er nint msbr ttun
fam, als sinen Ssns na Rem anbsrn ~ lssen, NOS
lei er senSitiat III, feline ase mstr jn itlsrpen,
oss nit nenfslten su esten, 10 Dap CT nit lsinem
SuS, 70 oft sr itn rormirts frinst, cine art Sreis
bsitreitt. @sins gtuftern Tne poladneia sins
ssfunfsn unb sr febt wis Der 8uhaass aus.
Ssin Gtiidt Sat etnr 9letfarta. ME lie g5srIonsn
I'm leetsn Staoium BON eeterlsiben sei3en. Sein
Nuse 1T matt unb sfdisrn, nte es inmsr tpar.
Sein sSreucsnssfhrsi, feline 8srnsisung tesrfRe
lttn. Gs itien, als r6 sr tei npb letenb3em Sette
isinenl eissnsn 2eihsntssSnanis tstrDtns. Sas
8aierrsid, nnb Der Satfsr teeen snthieosn auf oen
| teben s5iigen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
Ias GteiGeu

Der grsiis Sec. G,srsiess, bee Uls6ls unh nss
Sleltss in BET lsstsn Wpbs fam seniS 8ielsr
unsrnartet, unb man frd9t nit 9tsdt: mas mag
Der Gjrunb lsin? gah auen BsrAtsn iino forstt
bic Nusiihtsn auf cine rsialide msisenirnts isbr
gut. gBir slautsn, Dag Die spteulantsn, pie as'
mS9nlh, i9ulo haran fnp. Sie arissessrihts
aus @urrpa laiTsn lte itrsn 9crrott Suriidbultsn,
in Ger ,0uiinuns auf taleise iiarfe Na6frase unc
nod bSters Ygeiis, uno sisusidt blt aud bas pdte
tSrItiabr oa,u tsissraasn, in tSclse btifsn Der
Bauer tisbsr ned meni3 in leinsn 6elnsrn i9un
fcnnte bsnn psnn bas g9sliaforn unb anesre
Scnmstfrudts niht gut asSsi9en uno rur fnb, 70
bat niss aud, Gtnfus auf ben 4rsis oes gSsipns
unb anbersr Binisrfriihte. g8abrlih, renn Die
9tsiis nrA lanse 10 bod bleitsn Oosr gar rrh
tStsr asiesn ieItsn, 10 mus nance 6amilis iidsr
fnapp teiben fenr pisls u Setter iinb pbne 9sIHdf,
tisuna uno Die @Ss1dafs lino i'm @l9smsinen flau;
ss 1T fsin Gslo untsr nsm gsclfe, cbrpbl oas Sano
rsihIh nit EupisrSsle ssissns 1T. Cine giis'
Grnts in bisism Sabre fSnnts nur bStit tseauerlide
SClssn babsn. g8ir brffsn auf Elm sutss, frudts
tarss Satr unb min'hsn, eab bic Spsfulantsn,
rsts bic &etsnabsoIrfniiis psrtbsusrn, is in brsn
9idnsn unp 9srsanunasn tdulaen unb tiibfiss
Salufpsn bsfcmmen mS5tn; ie ustSsnsn's.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
sloi!zea.

SafIon County in Sneiaua mus cine gee
fGbrl1e Gsasno isin. Niht tpenssr ala 16
Mcretbaten lino nGbtenb Ger lttten smet SATIRE
bert pprasfommsn. 2fufsr bisisn 0nbrehsn murs
BEN pisis ttdtlihs NnsrifTs NIT a6hb: Der SSotuna
asmott, lcmie &Gu6ersisn, SdGnbunsen uno icns
ltise Greueltbaten psrii6t. Sis 8encbner ienes
@Suntp's inb in sSolss csiisn 70 aufsnest unb be
unrubiat, oab @i9ilanSccmitss er9aniiirt ,surosn,
nslds pas @sies in i6rs eiSene Sdnee ne6msn, nm
&ube unD SrSnuns irieSsr tsrSufsusn.
Gine friiipisliae 8abslhspeI6e.- Scr
ruiilh.amuifaniite 8srtras nu,br isinem Mcrt.
laute nah am TO- Nprtl an Den Star BON &u6lanb
ielsararbtt. Ser gpas foHsts 50 500 9is 3u,
iimmuns ess &aisrs iOa iacn sinssrcfTsn iein.
Sic Supreme Gcurt Der Scr. staatsn
Sat est bic MafYaauiiets 9iquSrflassn unter 8ss
ratbrna. oil nelhsr 5000 perlpnsn tetteiliat iinb.
gs tannslt fb I'M bic Sraee, Of Die Ser. Staatsn
Seuer BON ,rd GplIars per 8alicne, bsn Stsusr=
sabler aeeen Elm ff6bnltss @siss i9ist, bas Iein
Seihaft, Cen Sanhsl nit itatfsn 9etlGnfsn, pers
tietei.
= Sn elmer nsulihsn gisuns' BON SpIrituali,
fen frua cine psrberatbs Srau, nsrsn @ate anpes
lenb mar, bic Setter: gBe piel Sinnsr tate idt
v9iet" mar Die rihtiae AntmDrt. 2ll5 furi bar.
nah aud Der Wann nieisfbs Urass fellte, lautsts
Die Antnprt: vSnsi'. ga fsiee 9tsaatten su ben
itrsns aldubissn Spiritualiffen gstSrsn, 10 fam
man iidb bic Ssra!tcn pGrlisuen, Die nisIsr uguts
9Illuns" fclsts.
s1redlih. 2sstsn Scmmsr nabm cine unss
Dame in 5adlrnri1s, SD ,eius5 atsnSa Gin Sldib
tsn @6lrrcferm NIT iitb in's Bstt, um isrsn 3abn'
ihmsr, AZ filsn. Nm ndtfsn Mrrssn mar iis
ullsm NniAstn nah tcSt, unb mad 8erlauf Der sss
rbbnlitsn 3sit rutee lie tesraben. Scr sinisen
Saaen purnsn tnre ueterrefe ausoeoroben. nm lie
mao einsm anesrn gssrdbniSplass gu trtnssn.
Ssi'm S.ffnsn fes Sar8s5 fanp man ben &rrpsr
umssbrs5t, tsins 'Sinee rcl eaar, nas asiSentlsts
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

gRcbr Suoianer GrGuel. Qtm IA Npril
trut stns Gepei1s pom Bprt Utegbsricn, gebraafa,
in ct. aOuis elm, NORM ss bst5t, DAP cine Ycft'
parttis prn 5c,t 8tH. Searnsp mad Sort Saras
mic, untsr Der Shbruns zines &sSisrunss' 'BsSs
psilers, unn sin Ssrssant unb Smrlf Wann prm
Q eapaIeris Sssimsnt am 9. Nprl 18 Rsilen S0'
lid BON Sprt 8tnc. BON Den Snbiansrn sstretst,
lealput unp psriiiimmslt murosn. gienn snifameu.
Dtan firhtst, bas eis @rcps ah nit ben feines
lihen SCur psrbinbsn nercsn, IN tpslbem 6aae
sscrt s. &. Smi,9 in srcbsr Gefabr mdre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
Traucn. s!imulrcdlt in @isconiin.

Sic Gslsssstuns ron g9iseOnRu, bic ii@ am
Sienitus psrlasts, bat sintn 9crIhlas fir Die Sin.
fitruns bee Grauens Stmmretts in ienem gtaats
railirt. Sas grlf bat nGdfsn Ssrbif earifsr
al atSnllimmeu. Simmer rafifalsr rarlifIer!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

Menfalids 3bsiluabme eanert tn Der
@sssl nur 70 lanss, ale ss nra Gtras 3u tbdlsn
ssst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18

Ssltsn 1T Elm Nioasa itrn, rfns IS 1u pii'
I'm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-18
Der @efbote.
Serausaeeeb,u BON Reiubaro unS gisie,.
Ser Ohio WabIfanlpf.

9oIumbus, ben Is. Gpril 1867.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27
How DR.. Livingstone was Killed.

Official information Of the death
of DIR. Livingstone has been received
as the British Foreign Office. He
was slain during sudden and unpro-
vokeJ encounter with the Zulus.
With an escort reduced to twenty he
had reached a station named Kam-
punda, and was pushing westward or
northwestward into dangerous ground,
when between Marengo and Makli-
soora band Of implacable savages
stopped the way, a mixed herd Of
Zulus or Matte and Nyassa folk.
The Nyassa folk were armed with
bow and arrow. The Zulus with the
traditional shield, broad-bIaded spears
and axes. With Livingstone there
were nine or ten musketeers; bis
johanna men were resting with their
loads far in the rear. The Matte
instantly came on to fight. There
was no parley, no avoidance Of the
combat. They. came on with a rush,
with war cries, rafting their shields
with their spears. AS Livingstone
and his party raised their pieces the
onset for a moment was checked.
Livingstone fired and two Zulus were
shot dead. His boys fred, but their
aim was harmless. lie was in the
act of reloading when two Maftes
leapcd upon him through the smoke.
There was no resistance, there could
be none; one az but from behind put
him out Of life. lie fell, and bis
terror stricken escort fed. One oi
the fngitivcs escaped, and he tells the
tale-Ali Moosa, chief Of his escort
Of porters.
One blow killed DR.. Livingston,
outright. lie had no other wound
but this terrible cash. From the
description il must havegonc through
the neck and spine up TO the throaI
in front. II had nearly decapitatee
him. Death came mercifally in ID
suddenness. The Matte had respect
ed him when dead, for he was strip
ped only oi his outer clothing. 4
grave was dug with sticks and th
body buried.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-27

iiatf4f taffsa fst s4H Nuntat NHfHf
Mississippi FHa AftsHH
N#Ffsa Hl~ Afii Va ifBt !
Deatrai 0rifgs. 10. n
T. No elvlims viii hereafter b.
held IN Mississippi m Afhansas, r.
hll vaeaueifs tsistlng NJ occurring IN
unlees " The provisional governments
NJ ihne States, until a registration N
voters u made. Onircfs ~ The pro
tlsionaI state governments. who may
have breu ly statute law competent
10 mako appointments n hll vaean
clps occurring bciofe The Imssagr ~
ihe reconstruction aci, rassed March
2, 1907, whore a vnunoy may exist
or occur, which u important 10 have
flled, afe requested 10 notify The
General Commanding, aud be-, who
Is responsible that ilie requirements
of that Law bc complied with, will
make the necessary appointment 10
iill The vacancy, until an election for
that purpose can be held under the
law.
II. Local civil officers of existing
provisional governments of the States
of Arkansas and Mississippi will
continue In the performance Of their
duties until the expiration Of the
terms of their duties unless otherwise
directed IN special cascs, or until their
successors may be appointed or elected
in accordance with the act of Con-
gress 10 provide for the more efficient
government of the rebel States,
passed March 2, 1867.
III. The most important duty de-
volving upon freedmen in their new
condition, is that Of providing by
their own labor for the support Of
themselves and families, They now
have a common interest in the gen.
cral prosperity. This isprosperity doc,
not depend 80 much on how men
vote, as upon how we'll each member
of society labors and keeps his con.
tracts. Freedmen are therefore urged
not to neglect their business to en-.
gage in political discussions, but con.
tinue to comply with their contractl
and provide for themselves and fami
lies, for unless they do 30, a famin,
may come and they will have n,
food. When the time comes for then
TO have their names entered in tn
books of voters, which will be befor
next September, the General Com
manding will send them word through
proper United States or county off
GERS and send the books to place
near by their homes, 50 that ever,
voter can have his name registcrc,
and can afterwards vote withou
going far from his home. Only thos
residing in towns will be rcgistere'
or vote there.
By command of Brcvet Majo
General Ord.
o. ID. GREENE, A. A. G.
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writes ~ filaws NJ = furtnl lal
masqae II delightful Paris
One very clever thing wnsa uti
N structure maie H. CA IlLe An
ornamental marble pillar M pedestal,
which VS. made N very llRhi mate.
rial and lHilll around 4 person m,n.
eealed inside, This pillar placed
Itself ~ vaflous appropriate po.l.
llona, whore sueIi adorbineni would
be likely 70 stand, and bcrmme spec.
dlly . convenience fur some couple or
other who had something very conf.
Dental 10 say, and who, suptoaIna Il
10 be what Il seemed, withdrew into
iis protecting shadow, whore The
whole Of their discourse, which they
supposed to be exclusive, was vii.
messed and heard by the delighted
occupant witlllnj or, when two others
had crowded behind II for a stolen
kiss and embrace, Il suddenly moves
iis position, leaving the apparently
secure couple exposed to the wild
laughter aud jeers Of The market, and
the thwacks of a hurlcquin's sword.
Another curious and ingenious cos
tune Is that worn by four men, cuch
representing handsomely uphol-
stored drawing-room chair. Their
feet form the fore legs, and, when
walking about, the bind legs, made
Of some light wood, danglc behind
a little cross-bar across the latter
forms a seat upon which the perform.
er sits, when wishing to form the
chair and play off his joke, which i
done in this manner; His legs, from
knees to feet form the front legs o.
the chair, and his arms its arms, III,
whole, of course, being ingeniousl,
covered and made up to look like /
chair, when the maskers assume th,
right position, which is done b,
selecting some spots where chair
might, perhaps, be placed, dropping
into a sitting position, the body beinl
supported by cross-bar on I'll,
wooden hind legs, the hands place,
well forward upon the knees, maxim,
the arms of the chair, the masker'
lap its seat, and his breast its back
These four comfortable-looking seat
invite fatigued dancers, and If pret
ty young demoiselle chances to throw
herself into one, she is surprised /,
find the seat suddenly animated, il
arms enfolding her, and kiss salut
ing her, to the intense qualification
Of the masker and amusement of th
crowd. On the other hand, if al
individual OF the masculine gende
should chance to scat himself, tn
structure either suddenly gives wa,
beneath him, or he is elected out int,
the crowd, with the force Of ston
from catapult, and learns a lessol
on the folly Of trusting to appear
ances.
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A Tale or Unrequlted Love.

The editor of the Eureka Union
relates, as follows, how he fell in love
and "got the mitten:" a1
We were never, kind readers, "des-
perate in love" but once, and that
was with a red-no, authenticated
girl with a freckled complexion,
and who had but few pretensions to
beauty; but then she had such really
beautiful eyes-deep, liquid orbs,
through which her soul in moments
Of tenderness looked out with pas
sionate fervor, and in joyous mirth
flashed and sparkled with the light
Of a thousand dew drops-diamonds
We were going to say, but VIC never
saw a thousand diamonds. Her
name was Laura-which, when
breathed softly, by very soft love,
is very soft name; and her clear
ringing laugh fell all around you,
like a shower Of silver bells. More
over, she wore dark wine-colored
dress, trimmed with lilac-eolored
velvet and black fringe, with neat
little white collar of white lace,
which is the pretticst of dresses, and
has the effect to make very plain
girl look absolutely charming. She
never perforated her ears to hang
thereby q pendulum of glass and
brass; and the only ornament on the
little white hand, which needed none,
was a plain gold ring, sacred TO the
memory Of maiden promise.
Well, one evening-it was NOON
light in the summer time--wc sat
alone in the porch by the cottage
door, holding that little white hand
in a gentle pressure; one arm had
stolen around her waist, and silent
song Of JOY, like the music Of the
night was in our soul. Our lips
met in sweet, delicious kiss, and
bending softly to her ear, we whis-
pered a tale Of passionate DEVOTION
We proposed. In a moment she tore
her hand from ours, and with a look
Of inciiable scorn, she said in a voice
trembling with suppressed rage,
"Whatl marry an editorl You Oil
OUT" We slid.