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Nules a,.d Horses for Sale.

MULES AND EDRSES.-@
Va Jurt arrived IL tia KXCHhsG e s9gsA
lin street. rEg GBNDEEv Young and aSsssssess- -
" Sill BROKE MULES. hlsoa lot OF hne CuIu
HoRSE5 suitsble fcy farm purposes, ~hish VIII
Sell ~ !sir prices.
,rvi.e nc attention o. the farmers ard liant
orr o. North Carolina aud Virginia 10 this superior
lcI Of stcsE. sud prcmi.S Il 9n sa.sIS1tIoii ss -
~. atty srI ~rtaz rrs al JnHR " DAVIS.
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TmF.-LlSt night the framed building
coupled by VI. Rubin rs dwelling and
4k>nop took fire and was totally con-
aGacd, together with most of the con-
tents. Or the adjoining brick dwelling,
belonging TO J. J. Lloyd, the roof was en-
crciy destroyed ard some damage sustain
ui by the interior of the upper stories.
Both insured llcrundrid gazette, 2GM.
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Louisiana Reconstruction Convcn-

Louisiana Reconstruction S0nvcn-
NEW ORLEANS, November Pin the
Convention to-day Wicklife (white), Of
Orleans, offered preamble and re-
solutions denouncing the article in the
Republican of the 23d, portion of which
has been telegraphed. The preamble re-
cites that whereas it is the true policy OF
the Radical Republican party and their
real and honest desire to dissipate I'M
founded prejudice by course Of strict
Justice and honor, and using every en-
deavor to preserve peace and good order ;
therefore
Resolred, That We hereby utterly re-
pudiate all desire TO AfricaniZe the State ;
that we do not as q people or party de-
sire, or mediate, or countenance blood
shed or revenge that all we claim is
equality before the law for all men, with
ont distinction of color, race, or previous
condition; that we deprccate the scnti-
ments expressed in leading article in the
New Orleans Republican in its issue OF
the 23d instant, and denounce said article
as uncaled for, incendiary, and dangerous
TO the best interests of the party, and we
declare that the said article does not pre-
sent the wishes and purposes of the Radi-
cal Republican party Of Louisiana or OF
the colorcd race.
The resolution was discussed with con-
siderable excitement and but little regard
to parliamentary usages, and was finally
tabled by vote Of 46 to 81.
Rules for governing the Convention
having been reported, it adjourned TILL
Friday.
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i gcu,,cmauiu Corydon, KY, underline
influence Of wiao. undertook to kiss two
y9saE ladies' a. their house, but they re-
'gc4jyd 10 room--he followed. lie got
a.> lrg through the door, but they fastened
Hlaere bY.pyvSSurc against the door, and
procuring a saw, anputatcd the leg below
0y Knee. The leg was wooden one.
\ workman hy the name Of White died
ctcniy III Norwalk, CT, recently, OF a
palalytc shock, caused hy sudden III oi
anger. 4 workman threw small SOFT
SHELL clam across the work room, which,
@nhNg the belt, threw the liquor upon
Dr. Wajtc's glasses. This excited "hits ;
passion.
hiseticyous boys played pranks in Mount
vernon, Iowa, the other night, when re-
suited N the burning OF one OF the pest
business blocks in that place, at loss
"i somewhere between $40, 600 and S3o,ooo'
besides committing other punishable &C.
rca&,lous.
! Presbyterian church in Ohio, having
s4srcaded Il member Tor joining the Ma
s,,1.c order, al appeal was taken 10 the
L'eo'ytcly. This body, by vote OF III,
'sea 10 ten, sustained the appeal, ana
.e..oIed ne party appealing 10 the COM
~.....o& o. the Church.
There are twelve thousand five hundred
pubic journals IN the world. America
las I've Thousand, and al! Europe only
%'en thousand Twelve million sheets
a'o issued daily.
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CmfoarAHLE.-Thc many friends OF The
4.c Genera! Meaeler will be glad TO learn
"atAls WIDOW is worth some S400,0O0, the
results Of luchy investments by her nus
os4i IN mining interests in Montana.
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MuvoeR.-A man named Lamb was
killed in Rockingham county Saturday last
w a man named Dotiiemcycr.. The muir
--.cr H.d.- FuNeg ErWniGn.
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Town Election In <,onnec,tcut

HARTFORD, November 25.-At the town
election held here to-day the Democratic
ticket was elected by an average majority
of 200
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The Cotton Tax.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Com
mittee of Ways and Means this morning
agreed unanimously to report bill re-
pealing the cotton tax.
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DEATH OF Hon. WALTER PREsToN.-
TIL distinguished gentleman died at Alb
---.-A Na Tuesday.
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CzOthing.

A MOST SERIOUS QUESTION :.
~ Why is it that when inquring OF any gentle
man dressed in truly elegant style where he had
his suit made. the answer Invariably Is,
At sCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1911 Main street. near Thirtsenth'
The mystery = explained by the fact that they
regardless OF expense and trouols) engaged the
most eminent cutters and ttilors-men who take q
pride in making Carmen: Ia highly artistic style,
not more mechanical laborers.
In READY. MADE CLOTHING the public is
sure to fnd there likewise variety OF subsian-
tally mad. first class goods, unsurpassed in tho
state. Equally go in GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. Finally. pointing vour attention to their
stock of beautiful FELT HATS, which they ofsr
AZ far below value to Gloss them ont, We advise
all to call a. SChAAP l. HAGTMAN'S,
no23 No 1911 Main str9et rear Thirteenth.
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,JesDeZers, &c.

TAR GOoDS.-A large ass0rtIneenlt
ofuAiR GOODS Just rscsiysd, snch as ,a ,Ir,
Rs.Ips CURIS. &c, PC. All orders p rogmpnsx
Glied and At liberal prices. HslR JE Nv, sLhh
made 10 order. WIZ on, I,o,d street
oo7 between Second and Thlrd.
r Attest STYLES NEW JEWELRY
LJUsT Received At HoWLhs Co'o'
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TaSSSLL and PEARL hETS,
GARNET ETRU.CAN SITS,
Rich CORAL SSTs,
Hsw patterns ENANELLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, ano
ri pdiAnoHD ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
sv.Iy variety OF rich SILVERWARE, In cases,
FOR BRIDAL PRESENTS.
Wa are constantly receiving the latest styles
dtrsc. from the factories Of Europe and America.
THOMAS EowLAN. Ho"Lan a. ~.
Ro +. MACOgBER. corner ha, ma. ama
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PAT.
IN TERMS OF JSWELRY, SlLVSR.PLATED
WIRE. &C.. a, JOHN Il. TYLER & CO ., 1919
Main strset.-Ws have on hand and are constant
lv receiving all the most desirable styles oI
diamond Pins Ear Riogs, Finger Kings, &C.;
Gold. Ename!ied, and Etruscsn Jeweiery-eVerJ
lrticls in this line Of new patterns
Gold and Silver Watches, superior qusiity' wac
Gott Watch Chains. Vest, Chatham, and Leon
'tiae, every variety D..
Silver Tea Services. Pitchers, Goblsts, Mugs But
ter Dishes, Casters, Spoons, Forks, LADIES'
Butter Knives, &c
Silssr In eases for Bridal and other presents. oc
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Dry Goods.
CLOAKS. CLOARS.
CARDoZo. ALsoP & FoUEQUREAg

CARDoZo, ALsoP FOUEQUREAg
have opened this morning large lot OF very
handsome
BLACK CLoTR CLoAKs-
the worry latest ttylas. These goods are on con-
opportunity is now offered for all persons 70 sup
ply themselves, az the cloaks are very handsome.
We have also good stock Of sHAWLs AID
CLOAKI.G. NOES
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OLOTHrNG MARKED DOWN-NOT
~ TO BE UNDEESOLD OFF AT
PK0Flr-BA sINS OF THE SEASON We ars
determined that our patrons shall have the benefit
Of the timas, aad in that consideration have
MARKED DOWN some of the greatest harg aims in
our line that can be found in the city. For In
stance Fna boaver Frock Bust ness Goats ~ Pea,
worth $50; fire Beaver Frock overcoats Mt $50,
worth $40; Boys school Suits at -, worth $40.
Bargains for the million can be had at
WILLIAM ikA SMITH & CO.'S,
no IS 1908 Main street.
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DEAD THIS! r = 4 D T h 3
IL AND You WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GIRAT BAKG AINS
III ALL STYLES OF DIZZY GOODS

DEAD THISl READ ISL!
Is AND You WILL PEoFIT BY 1T
IN AL z s4fIss ? q : 8 by a y dsooDs.
OPENING THIS MORNING
Ezsk1gL,s CHEAP Dry GOODS STORE.
No. Il MAIN sTREsT.
(nearly opposite ST. Charles Ho.el, next door 10
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe s.ore,l
5000 yards best quality CALICO Tor ninepence
5000 v yfdd Snd and UHBLEAcHGD
5000 ziFs sSF Gr snd u%BLAcHED
5000 Tsss 9 zFF5fd FIX v MENs and
WEAR-seling of at great bargains in these
5000 yards WHLTE, HED, YELLOW. BLUE and
II, 900 ynrds DREss GOODS Of al styles. at ex;
tremely iow prices inst 70 suit teso nato o
spare for dress.
II You have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store aud you VIII be surely suioa Ia 81 Us ano
all You have TO buy. Be sure to ana tns riSns
store, which is designated by the large swinging
s$a Ti4 ths GHEAp by GOODS
Store closed on Saturdays. an :.
NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES!!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No s27 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH ASP c SiX1H'
ii BL5.GHED COTTON at i2ic.
BALMORAl. sKIKTS at Sl.2s worth )?
BROWN and BLGACHLD SHhEf!AGs at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FL.NE&i at 30c worth 4oc
RED and GRAY FAN IEL> all qualities .,
HUCkkBACk TOWELS 1t 90 and 20, worm -
and 81. ~
Eich and Elegant DRESS GDcps:
81 .kR ITX and -MPgEsS CLOTHS,
Siik-warp aud Alexander POPLlNs,
MEgINOs at astonishi"s!y low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAS, all eolors ;
Handsome DrLAlNGS At 20c.
SHAWL5 SHAWLS;
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLs,
Plaid sHAWLS Of every yariety.,c
CASSIMERSs AID CLoTBS;
Nv s,ock Of CASsIMERES and CLOTHS is very
BLACK And Colorei CLO6ktSG, all grades
Fine C. SSH ETs AZ Sec. worth 75c.
Beautiful Ca RPETS al 75c.
Co LICDES at l2tc. orpc f..
slso Jcuvin's and Empress KID GLON rs, toI
ladies and gentiemsn-bismarck ana o'hef
coors; -n-,,
Elegant lO'G Atwood BLANKETS at IS.
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pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIL

10y THE GOVERNOR or VIRGIL
ID HIA-A' PR0CLAMATloS. -lniormation
having been received by the Executive that bUh-
pgsS COLe and JAMES J. COLE, charged In tina
county of Halifax IN this State. with the crime oil
murder. have ned from Justice. and are now
going at large therefore do hereby cnbF n re-
ward OF FOUH HUNDRED DrLLAHs TO any per-
son or persons who shali arrest the sal; Bur
ress Cole and James J. Cole, and secure h8Ia IN
any is in or u this state. 40 IN 81 they snali
be delivered into the hands of the anthoinies OF
the said county OF Halifax. or TWO HuHDkBp
DOLLARS for 30 arrsstinE and securing ether OF
them. And do moreover require all oicera Of
this Conmonwe a!th, civil and military. and re-
quest the people generally, TO Csc thsi. bsst OK.
Cole and James J. Cole, IN order that they may
bs brought TO justice. c.x ard
,>o Givel. under my hand Is boVsIh H.,,, 81
" ! under the Lesser seal Of the SoInon
t~-.-~' wealth, at Richmond. this '0'h aA' -
NoSsmber, A. u. 1857. . q pprRpOINT
p. F, Howasp. assis:sn, Secretary OF 'ns oon'
monw ealtn.
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CIDER VINEGAR for sale by
I GORDON & CRINGAN,
nola Pearl Block.
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Books, Stationery, &c.

rlTHE JEWELS OF VIRGINIA. A
L Lecture by Colonel George Wyths Mumford;
Sold for the benefit of the Hollywood Memorial
Association. only zoe. per copy.
j. WALL TURNER,
M % liza Main street.
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a IMPORTANT Notice TO IA
"A MtLlES.-Just recetvedat J: II. aNThoN .
Tea store CIR IKE gs and CAKES superior to acy
ever OF red in this city. They will be sold at re-
tati Gtte.n per cent. less than anywhere else Best
quality GUNPCWDRRTE ., )! % second lnilty.
~ Roasted COFFEE, SPICES, and SUGARS. III
Main street, six doors above The SpoisWood Hotsl.
M
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rg-WE>TY BARRELS COLUMB IA
l SYRUP. very superior article twenty
barrels hard sugars, twenty barrels molasses'
~ no S,I 70 "''>N ARMISrEAD & CARY.
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NOR SALE, TO arrive by New York
NO 70 ARMiSTEAD & CARY.
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r,nR SALE CHEAP, FOB CASH ga
i rOUR SAND CAET5 end paAi on IN aa SISs
ranteed. apply g. w. G. MAYO,
bridge or l" Mayo's warehouse.
cc 2o--ts
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s. HhoVVR tsEf }xFVA Ssd na g.
pppEiN on consignment for sale by
IN y va WAUGOESk s. HARVEY.
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20 TITHS PRIME LEAF LARD for
~ sale by w,oeourpa HARVEY.
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BuhhEos - hirb far complexion, dark hsr,
or sisn, ire I.Is moastaehs walks IN swinsns
a saan nr ana has i s.rshtly turn ~ eohSeiA
H9h-1 COLE about six feat high. bas very aarA
80 aud beard aud wears moGst4cne Jar ~
a,.rton orsc, carriage, and Hoheiai!
mick bat without excitement. III -
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~ EAREELs PURE CIDER WIN u
~ GAG 70. sale by ,,orpp T. HARVEY
10
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CHEESE, CHI EESF.-50 boxes Ems
4 glish Dairy Cheese So boxes Factory Cheese
10 cases Young America Cheese ; just received and
no2l GEORGE !. HEERING co.
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WE SELL fok 81 PER rO oDd
W isajN BENEDICT Il CO.,
nv, ,Hzo Main and Eighth streets.
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C,HUrSjs.- Pr ime DAIRY CHEESE
- ioo!"e - HULbT 4 KING.
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Groceries. TO-

-
NOTICE Having purchased of Mr..
~ William q. Ratclfe his stock Of goods at
store No. 1870 Main street /! Offer 10 my friends
and the public we'll selected assortment of RO-
CERT ~, LlQUGRS. &c, At low prices for cash, or
sh ort credit 20 punctual customers.
no aC-3, K. CAUTHORE.
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COFFEE, C>F. EE.-23 bags prime
1 Lagu.vra Coffee 20 bags Rio Coffee Is bags
old Government Java for sale by no
non GEORGE ]. HERRING co.
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rXTR& FLOUR FOR BAk Els
II, S.v.ntv five barrels EXTRA FLnU IL sams
90 as h.r.tnfor, furnished 10 our bakers, ana
which still continues to give satisfaction:
"ht1n '''' p LATHkDp, Agent,
nn1 Eighteenth street, south SIDE doc
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NEW CROP TEAS j USr RECEIVED.
n Our bes, grades of GREEN TEAS, at s? so per
ID ;s cnnrtrv IsBDN BENEDICT u co.,
no l3~tS.o Main and Eighth streets.
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EL0UR, FiOUR.--We have on hand
K q lot # EXTRA and FAMILY -FOUR, which
We can recommend to our friends who with TO lay
in their years supply.
LIE
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VIRGINIA EXTRA FLOUR-Rich
mond characterization sale by
ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & CO.,
moo Fourteenth ana Cary streets.
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WYE SELL FOR $l.5O PER POUND
wv r. enpal 10 any IN Richmond for 81 per
aau,d lsHDN BENEDICT CO.,
pnn "a INFO Gain and Eighth streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-24

r. 49, s'' 1sss.1
Sc. x. .kss 49, ..s;'sss s's ~
0& - r. -
Sssi3 :. Is! 7sS.. ~.
ss fs,s3sss ~ n - RI NJ ssssssu. ~
IL. Is~5 Sa. afI li11rr i16s s2fI73
~ n ~ .Si9clf7 - n - una111Ir
ma ankss Gle5 r. "a 3ra6 ri s.err.es ~
4 fk2s6. snd ~ ~ i,S3ss
.Se...s, ~ - ~ sfTv( ~ S7i
/ e,sosssF SlrVvSla glr1ll f151 II ~
S11W ~ ~ 90 49, ~ q -,
1r,3siis thosrLtss e1 - iS9s n 1IS1SI f1l3f
/ misiIeS than = 1870 faf 80 f16fs2f Sf
fnsds1 bissions by vor3ra ~ - s.s;Is$
II i n vnm.n ~ 10 ,.c.Sr - -. -
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Bosros AND Nxw ENGLAND PAssssaERs, with their
Barraee. are transferred free Of charge in Nsv York
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ii WHEN General Grant was in Charleston he
was entertained by Gen. Sickle& Next door
70 the residence of General Sickies resided /
secesh family, the chldren-evidently un.
der instructions from senior-made mouths
at General Grant every time he appeared on
the stoop or at the window, and used other
insulting gestures against the commander i'm
chick They .eveu accompanied it hy abs siye
hnguage. Nextday nota stD1e OF ! splinter
sof that house would havs0een visible il
General Grant had not personally interfered
to prevent the soldiers from pulling it down.
II may be stated that General S,ckles
neither owns nor pays rent for his fine resi>
dence in Charleston, or did not, do Sc at =
recent date. The building had been vacated
by conscience stricken Calhounite, and il
still retained ON government business, as
has been explained in response to the de-
mands made by the owner, whenhe recovered
from his scare sufficiently to breach the subs
ject of restitution or rent to the commander
of the Carolinas.
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PERSONAL APPEARANcE OF THE PopE.--A
correspondent at Rome describes the per-
sonal appearance of the Pope: " / met h,m
the other day on the Via Angelica, pleas
ant, shady street that runs out north under
the walls OF the Vatican, where; he had gone,
a. is his wont, to take an evening drive. He
generally drives out between Eve and six
o'clock, goes out few hundred yards, and
over mile, and then be disappeared from
sight, still walking, with his carriage follow
ing on behind. He walks with thetotte Pc
culiar to old age, and yet with not o little
rapidity and energy. ! am bound to say that
Plus TX. has the piessantest face have seen
in Europe"
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!. FoorHAEnr Tack PLArrp ~ Bors-THE
TERRIBLs Rssuir.--Three brothers, the eid>
est Of whom i NOT oter twelve years old, liz;
ing near Harnon's Station, on the Cincinnati
and Indianapolis railroad. have been ia the
habit of lying between the ties Of the road
and mourning .the terrible risk of having
train PASS over them It fulis peed. They Re |
.peated shis recently, q nd cost, With 81
passenger train run b. cosdaotor George
Drain This train, out from Cincinnati, wat
running along a the usual speed, when the
engineer happened to discover thrss little I'M.
man forms curled up 10 holes between the
ties, just as the engine was within q few yards
of them. There vas no chance to stop ne
train until it had passed over them, end pro-
ceeded some distance farther. The officers
Of the train then returned to the SPOT and
found the three children. terribly bruised.
All had broken limbs, and one OF them lad
his head mashed in such . terrible manner
as to make his recovery 4 matter Of doubt,
II seems that In selecting their nests they had
not calculated correctly as to depth, and that
the breAk-hox had caught them. They Ore
children of Mr.esJohn Bouse. - Cincinnati
Commercial. s s,
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=
A STRANGE INCIDENTAL friend Of ours,
who lives in this vicinity, tells us the fol.
lowing astonishing incident a. having oc.
Cured recently upon his own farm, illustra.
tive Of the ferocity of wasps. In q small out
house, used for holding brush and 6rewood,
palace some months ago. The house 81 Rad
taken possession Of part Of the same prem
Uses, and was rearing three thriving kittens
among the brushwood, One day last week
one of the kittens seeing the lwasps' nest aus-
pended from . twig, drew it down with one
of her paws to examine il, when she was i'm
stantly assailed BY hundreds Of the erocions
inmates. Her screams brought the old cat 70
the rescue, but being met BY dozen or two
of the enrased wasps, she was glad to es,
cape, ard the kitten was stung to death in !
few minutes. The other kittens, singularly
enough. remained unscathed--Eot a single
wasp touching them.--Ssima Times.
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DR. LIyfNGsTosE REPORTED TO BIZ ALIVE.
The Times, of India, o. May %, publishes
with great particularly the alleged facts Of
DR.. Liyingstone's death; but an extra of the
same paper. dated Jdne IA. contnins state
ment of al altogether different character.
The following is part of the latest story:
One of the missing Sepoys, 2lst regiment
native infantry, or marine battalion, who ac.
companied Dr. Livingstouess expedition, re-
turned this day from Zanzibar. News has
also been received from the doctor. He was
alive and we'll, and the havildar, 2lst regi.
ment natis nfantrY, or marine hattalion, and
the Nassick boys were with hir3 u
ga s. AgAcksh,
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A GIRL not very far from this vicinity,
having protested religion, vas so extremly
happy that she was ever afterwards heard
singing, at the top of her voice, that old
hymn "'fbe love of God is coming down, 7
&c. Nothing stops her from singing this
hymn. One day old Towser, the house dog,
came in while she was singing, and helped
himse's to piece Of meat that was on the
table. Polly. observing the movements oil
Towser, continued her singing, said
"If you don't goout I'll knock you down,
Halle. Hsllelujah!
You nasty, dirty lop- cared hound,
o, Glory Halleiajah;s q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-29
Tluh.Ner,idbf.

Geitcrn ma. Is an Der 2anOnne glenn.
lid le6baft.
Ser Dainpfer 2lmerica tom peitern
nit elmer fdweren SaOun0 hon 8itts,
burg an.
DasDampfboot SaIisman lief aeitern
gfad)t 3iuif6en IL unD - lbr, bon
Cairo fOmmenO, i'm biciigen Safcn elm.
Ser Danpfer Nnlbbile gina asltern
Mbeno nit mittelm6biger Araht uno
bislen 8aliaeieren mad Cairo ab.
Sas Oainpf6oot Yaleftine fubr ges
tiers glbcnD nit oerinoer SraAt mad
3ouisbiIIe.
Die Oampfboote 8. g. @rabam unO
u. Batter 9ineen 9sitern gIbenO ltroms
auftp1rts; bei0e batten fat feine sSraAt.
Gas Sampfboot gIinertca fulr6 beute
9lbenb nod Bittsburg abfabren; oafcIbe
bn4te geftern MbenO i6jon cine 3ielnlidy
quite 6raht einoela0tn, tuornnter iebr
bel 8nnmtpoIe III.
Der Dampfer bahama gebt beute
Nben6 nod Cincinnati; cine Qa6unQ
bon 80 zonnen GifsnabfdIlen unb fOns
iti9en Nrtiftln iparen 9eltern auf bes
la0tem Boot our Mlitnnbnie aboeIiefert.
Sa6 Boot fsannb Brnn0eis lpir0
beute bonn 0bern Cumberland erirartet.
Der6Iub itan0 9eftern Mbenh 10 6ub
an ben 9arpetb SboaIe unO faIIt nod
INNER.