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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11
z. y. MaIelaal's ProeIasnatfun

e. 3. M0IehaI's PFOeIaMntfUIf.
Brited States or A~1roa, sssstrr Drrtffln Or lara.
CIV. CLARK, United stntes Mar raj for the state
rs Of Iowa, do herety give public thai IN che
csse ofte Unsrd states against thirty bbls oIhg
Wines in of seizure ami forfeiture nnd arts Of
Congre5-, did the GOA day Of october, 1867 in
Davenport lows attach and tase IN ny possession for
safe cnstody, thirfyEo one Barrels uY hfghwines.
for Gle return o. said varrent Is the third Tnesd "
March, 1868, at 10 O'Clock said day, AMI srsb,
admonish spi Summons AL persoas claiming a nv in
terest inthe said thirtv-one bsl Of gh~snss know
ing or hsving anything to say why the shossld
not be condemned and sold to answer tbs demand Of
said appellant, that they be and appear before the
said Court, 10 be held in and for the soafhesn Divs
sion District Of Iowa, at the Cnited States Court
Room, in the city Of keoknk IN said District Al
term. to be holden on the third tuesday OF MARCH
ls6e at ten o'clock on said day, then and there to
iAfrfpossa aim for the and to make therasgs
lions In that behalf.
It'll 9. ~ CLARK, u NJ, -
dec1-dl4t BIZ IL FULTON Ienutx
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PrsIrC ISsTALLATIoS.-We learn tnaL tne
newly elected pastor Of the Manchester bap-
tlst church the Rev Mr.. Durfey, Will be IN
stalled as such on Friday night nj 7H O'Clock:
The Rev Drs. Burrows. Jeter. Dickinson, ana
other ministers from Richmond are expected
TO be present.
CoRREcrroS.-We inadvertently, in our re-
port OF the conservative mass meeting on Sa-
turday night last, misreprcsented tn" position
OF General T NJ. Logan. He did not adro-
cate the continuance OF the mint Tn resolution
in the platform, but moved 10 table the reso-
luton OF DR.. NcRle as being out OF order.
Our MANCHESTER REPORTER. in giving an
account Of the proceedings OF the meeting in
Manchester addressed by the Conservative
candidates. committed an unintcntional mis-
take in attributing TO Mr.. McRae the observa-
ton that "he had always approved universal
suffrage" On the contrary. Mr.. McRae dis
approved so much OF the language OF the plat
form rs seemed 10 approve universal suffrage
as an nb>trnct yriacipis. He was in favor of
its provisions were wise. but because "they
contained the conditions prescribed by the VIC
tors TO the vanqulshed.'
PATYFrL ACcIDESr.-tfeorge Green. ayouth
in the employment OF MeSSrs. Blanton Eu-
bunk. while engaged in raising timber upon 4
building which these gentlemen are erecting
for DR. Samuel Drewry near Manchester, lost
his footing and fell some fifteen feet upon
the lower Sills. He was conveyed TO his ta-
Tiers residence, where ncce >Sarv attention
was rendered. At last accounts he was doing
we'll
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THE New ELECTRIC IIGHT.-An exhibition
Of the working Of II new method for rrodu-
cling light by means of electricity, the inHen- :
ton OF Professor Nolet, of Paris was made
at The Battery last evening. The Illuminating
apparatus having been placed on The roof OF
the barge office, threw Il very clear and pene-
tratn@ light to Il great distance. 80 strong
was the light tlat the captain OF one OF the
revenue e-cutters Informed the company that
he had read his news paper by IL 1T the dis
lancc of nearly six miles, and 1T the Narrows
the ordinary gas light displayed from the
tower of the barge Oiicc was entirely lost
sight of in the greater brilliancy of its new
rival The apparatus for producing clcctri-
city is quite simple. consisting of several Sc
rirs of horse. shoe magnets-iifty-c eight mag
nets I'm all-arrangcd i'll Il cylindrical form IN
a frame, within which is Il revolving cylinder
1hicily set with bobbins of soft wire, which,
by the motion of the cylinder, are made 10
pass very rapidly between the poles OF the
magnets. The action OF the magnets on these
revolving points generates Il large anlnnht OF
electricity, which Is carried through Il con-
ducting wire 10 the point where The lliilmlna-
ting apparatuS iS placed, and thence back 10
the generator. AT the Illuminating point the
circuit is broken, and the TWO ends OF the wire
are tipped with pencils formed OF The reSlnouS
subs ltnc,. which collects in the ratortS OF gas
works. These points become intensely heated
by the passage Of The current, ana give out an
intense white light. As the points burn OIL,
these carbon pencils are fed up by clock-work,
so as To preserve II uniform distance between
them. The expense of producing the light,
exclusive of The cost Of the power required 10
drive the generating machine, Is said 10 be
about two cents per hour. In Tins case, the
generator was driven by 4 small Andrews
oscillating engine of about two-horse power,
which was ample for the purpose. The sHine
generating apparatus Elay be used 10 supply
several liz thorlscs at the same time It III the
same neighborhood, rs The electricity can be
rnuduc,ed through wires several miles. :ts i'll
The magnetic tclcgraph.-Netc York Tribune,
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auction Sales This Dau.

GRUBBs i WILLIAMS will sell on the pre-
mises, at IL NJ, the lease OF the popular and
we'll esta ablished place Of public resort knowu
as Elba Park, situated IN the western part o
the city, fronting on Broad street and extend
Ing back to Clay street
HARglsOS, GoDDIS i APPERSON will sell
upon the premises, at P. NJ, valuable al es
tate on Venable street Of which the late
Nancy Mettsrt died seized, fronting on the
north side OF Venable street s!xty-fve feet
and ru- ming back three hundred and thirty
feet to CarringtoC street.
A. 7. STOKES i CO. will sell Il A. II. one hun
dred cases boota and shoes.
C. B. TARBROUGH will sell at his store at 10
o'clock this morning an assortment Of furni-
ture, dry goods. boots, shoes, crockery, wines,
groceries. &c.
COCK i LACGHTGT Will sell at their store, at
10 o'clock, large assortment Of furniture,
hair and shuek mattresses. carpeting, stoves,
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\ Bit of Advice TO r irhm mond Seproes

The New \ ork fomntrci1i hdrertiser 4 lead
ing Republican paper, offers the following
suggestions 10 the freedmen of Richmond. The
conduct of this class OF society has attracted
a great deal Of attention at the North. II has
been pToscriptlNe, ob'rusive, intolerant, vio-
lent, offensive, and disorderly. Nothing has so
much turned the tide of public opinion against
the Convention as tho clamorousness Of igno-
rant and ll-mannered aud unworthy blacks
OF this city for equality and for office, and
their vindictivc and proscriptive defamation
| towards The whites. The advice of the al
rertiser, let it be remembered, is the advice of
a Republican, and must be so read We copy
it below:
Now we warn these southern blacks that
il they continue to follow the advice of such
characters, they viii surely be led on 10 their
political ruin. If, instead of needing the wise
and moderat" counsels Of such men as Gov
ernor Peirpoint, they 20 astray after the Hun
nicults, they Will disastrously damage their
ov:n cause.
They have seer in the result of the recent
elections that \ great many Northern Rcpub-
licans are opposed 10 granting them suffrage,
That right has BY no means been insured to
them rs yet If through their folly and in
tatuatiOn The call of Il Conven ton is defeated,
and reconstruction brought TO 4 standstll.
Congress may fail back upon some other plan
which does not embrace negro suffrage. Even
the extreme Radicals Of the North may be-
come disguised with their conduct as TO
conclude that they are not worthy TO be
trusted with the ballot They certainly re-
gard with anything bat approval the recent
conduct of the RiChmond blacks. Such con-
duct will do more than all other causes com
blned 10 strengthen the prejudice prevailing
against them.
"Whatcv"r sympathics Republican leaders
may have in common with the blacks, they
are not prepared 10 receive distinction from
them and stand back while they run the po-
litical machine. 1T is for them 10 follow-not
10 lead and they may learn from the result of
;hc recent elections that unless they are Will
ing to do this, they may not only ALLEVIATE their
northern friends, but wholly lose the boon of
suffrage which the military bill of reconsiruc-
tion has held out TO them. If the call for Il
Con vcntiOn is defeated in Virginia after Z
vigorous effort on the part OF both white and
black Unionists To carry il, Congress may
still adhere 10 the military plan. If, however,
il is dcfca ted through the failure Of the blacks
to cooperate with the whites, Congress, we
repeat, may from necessity well rs disgust,
develop Il new mode of reconstruction based
upon something beside negro suffrage. If the
blacks are prudent they will take warning in
time, and swing clear OF the dlSorganIZcrs
who are endeavoriug TO persuade them that
the work of southern reconstruction Is and
will continue To be in their hands, come what
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-18

4 PgOsPER0r- SABBATH ScHooL.-amohS the
many large and ilourishins Sabbath schools
which are now accomplishing 50 lnuch Tor the
morals OF Rlchmond's rising generation we
know of none more efficient and prosperous
than that OF Clay-strect Methodist church.
Last saturday twenty-five years ago II vas
organized by one Of our most prominent ana
energetic citizens, and started with Dut llfe
scholars AT first IL had 10 contend with
many difficulties, and its prospects were lar
from encouraging. But those who had con-
crived the project and espoused the cause were
no, 10 b. lutlmldalcd or discouraged by adj
verse circumstances. They 'tJatticd lnanfully
in the work OF Christlen duty and have lived
10 witness the most successful cousumma ton
OF their hopes and labors. The school now
nun bers nearly or quite 100 scholars, and the
average attendance is 3Jo. This institution Is
located IN rapidly growing portion Of the
city, and is destined 10 greatly enlarge the
area OF lis usefulness and accomplish for The
youth of that section an almost lIcalcuiaole
amount OF good.
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a VArrABLE AID TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The old Hook and Ladder Truck, bought by
The city under the old regime when there WAS
a large force of men III the fire drlnrtntht,
has been recently reitted i'll handsome style
~ IN, .slablis sniuent of Mr. George ~. Aims
lie. 1t was formerly run by hand, but VIII
now be drawn hy horses, III order that IL may
reach with greater speed distant scenes ot
fire. having been fitted up with special we"
10 The newly acquired territory ot thr cily
i, addition 10 the hooks there are attached to
th. truck nine ladders, one Of which Is lorly-
six feet in length, tarpattlns tor covering
goods. chains axes, and iron baskets, which
NAV be used 10 lower persons from the WIN
dows of a burning building.
\ nu4 uair of bay horses has been bought
in Baltimore by Captain Charters for the
machinc," and it is now ready for the hrst
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Marine HlteLIi1ence.
MINIATURE aLMhSAC-OcToBER Is, 1857.
ian r,ses.......... $40 Moon risss.......... IS
;un sets ,....,. 80 High tide. A. NJ. ). IL
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Rakeman, Nsw York, NOR
chandise and passengers s. Ayres 4 Go.
Schooner Elias Moore. De Croft, New York,
srch andise. Crowcll Curris.
schooner Hattie Cooinbs, Rockland' lime. a. D.
Lee. +, ~
Schooner Alice Curtis, Philadeiphia, salt, X. +.
Williams * Go.
Schooner Mary Haley, Philadelphia, coal, s. b.
Gawes -
Schooner NJ. Van Deusen, Philadelphia, coal, b.
Wardwell.
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. 10, Philadei.
phia coal. Writ Roberts.
Schooner NJ. Bsdeil, New York, guano George
Lea. :,
schooner Mary Price, Philadelphia. coal, J. u.
Watkins o,
schooner Ashland, Philadelphia, iron Old Do
mtnion Works.
Schooner Georgia, Petersburg. grain, j. Brahen
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk Vance. Philadelphia, mer-
ch.ndss and passengers, w. 7. Porter
STEAMER Johu Sylvsstor, Clifford. HurioiR, nief-
chandise and passengers, L. latuh
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REV. Mr.. SHrcK'- SOY 4 CRlAISAL.-Ryland
X. Shuck is the son OF ;ln eminent missionary
who was stationed Tor some years at One OF
the Bapts. missions III China, where Ryiand
X was born His mother was Il woman OF
.eye,nplarv character and great pcty, and dis
tinguished herself ;tS the author OF Il religious
work OF acknowledged merit. Shuck Is II
handsome young man, OF medium size, ana
very gcrtcel po~pD"ie. lie Is highly cultl-
waited and accomplished, ana naturally OF il
ouick turn of mind. He is quite fascinating
in his manners, and fluent III conversation.
He has been tried and punished for various
crimes, escaped punishment for others, and Is
now in Jail in Louisville charged with the
robbery OF a man named Osborn, in broad day
light near the Nashville depot, on September
9th.
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ne MRS. HiSSLOW's SOOTHING SY-
RUP, for children ecthing. greatly facilitates the
process Of tcething by softe Ing the gums redu-
cing all in.tmnation-will ai!ay all pain and
spasmodic action and is sure to
RBGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest TO
yourselves and
EELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF II what
we have never been able To say OF any other me-
dicine-never has ii failed in single instance 10
effect a cure when timely used Never did We
kcow an Instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with lis operation, and speak in terms OF com
mendation Of its magical effects and medical Vlr-
tues We speak in this mstter WHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years OF experience and pledge our
reputation for the fui flnent OF what we mere de-
clare In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
he found in ifeen twenty minutes alter the
syrup ~ administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call lot
-. Mps WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP having
the fac smile Of " Curtis Perkins F." on the out
aide wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold Ly druggists through hout ths world. Price,
only s5c. per bottle.
Otices 2l5 Fulton street, N. Y; 2p5 High Hol-
horn. London, England AL st. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. seV-eouOm
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CrrrIsG AFFAIR ~ HOG ALLEY.-A negro
named William Minor was arralgncd before
the Mayor yesterday 10 answer the charge OF
having feloniously assaulted and cut WIN
same sharp instrument, i'll 4 house Ill Hog
alley. one Thomas Johnson, colorcd.
Johnson appeared in court win ms head
bandagcd with pink clotli, looklhS lhe PIC
,mrn nf misery" and testified that on We'd
ursday night The accused came to his house
and asked for II colored woman. Witness told
him she was up stairs, but he hld no business
with her and must 20 away, ana thcn smut
tha door in his face. Accused broke the door
do,yu, rushed in and cut him on the head.
Policeman Shields testified that he arrested
the accused when he was running away iroih
th. house: took a large beef knife from him,
and asked il he had not been dong some ms
chief with il. The prisoner replied that some
one else had done mischief with 1t, theh drop-
ped it, and he had picked 1T up.
In 1hp absence OF important witnesses the
case was continued until to-day, and the ac-
cused rcmandcd 10 Jail.
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III London they have II man who gives eX.
hihilions in 4 huge tank having glass sides ana
filled with water. He sits on the bottom
cross legged and grlns 1T spectators opens
his mouth quite wide, eats, drinks L bottle OF
milk. laughs audibly, smokes pipe without
il. All under water. HIS irats
usually occupy about half lninnte, o"t ne Is
YhI. 10 remain more than Il minute beneath
the surface.
kossurh is getting more and more out of
favor in Hungary His recent letter IS looked
upon as u very egollsiical attempt 10 MAIN,
tain his influence 1T the expense OF the real
avnIf,rc of his country. While he stlil CON
,.nds rhnt the Hungarians unght TO hold
a,oof from Austria, General luTI, lhih
whose patriotism is fully equal TO hossuth s
has arrived 1T Pesth, and told an immense
crowd that it was for their beneht 10 JOIN
Austria.
Stems were taken on Tuesday, in New York
citv towards Il systematic setting ant. lh
nroyrmcnt of the lands upon Inc lile VI tiie
Union Pacific railroad, an association having
harn organized embracing many OF the pro-
mineu, railroad men Of the country.
A dispatch states that General hilpalllteh,
Minister to Chill, has sent In MS lesiS Si.a'.o'
ot his positio in the army, Wnicn ) tiii' , y.
can,.,in in the Frst ARTILLERY. His oreVet ran n
- p,hat of major. general. This is the thlrd
,i,,,a no has rendered IT, and IL Will now De &C
cepted.
Some COO shop. keepers in Brookiyn r,e nave
been reported 10 the internal revenue utia' htr,
ment for selling manufactured GoouS Wl'nu" '''' ,
lhe hs" Goyernment m stamp. The fines will amour
10 $4,000.
The Maine papers report an astonishing iali
in The price OF pork, hogs bringing oniy Elm in
aud ,.n cents in most OF the markets III lht'
State.
The Boston Transcript (Radical says 'P =
nov proposed to add 4 new plank 10 ,ue ~ .
publican platform namely, lhe p"t
Mrs Lincoln's wardrobe
The estimate crop Of sugar IN LOUISIANA
year is about 100000 hosshenus
fourth Of the crop before the war.
..cold Facts" for MI Speaker-The lndi-
ana relurns-1NelO Io,k Leader
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DIRT OF HEyRICo.-The fall term

Circuit COrRT OF HBSRICo.-The fall term
OF the Circuit Court of Henrico county, Judge
Christian will commence in the capitol build
ing on Friday, 18th instant. The indictments
against William Fowlkes, county clerk and
John Nettles Esq, for charging illegal fees ,
and against William Haley for exposure or
his person, will be tried. There are also
about twenty presentments for buying and
selling cattle without license. One case OF
felony that of William II. Gentry stands
over from the last term But by far the most
important case will be that of the Common
wealth u.s. James Jctcr Phillips, who stands
charged with the murder of his wife, the re-
ruted victim OF the - Drinkers farm TRACE
dy'' The hints dropped that new witnesses
are expected in behalf OF prosecution and de.
fence, and that import tant developments will
be made serve 10 increase the popular anx-
icty 10 see the matter brought to close The
counsel for the defence seem confident OF
their ability TO procure the triumphant ac-
quttal OF their client. Mean time the prl-
soner with anxiety awaits the day OF trial
He is rrported to be in good health and splrits
In all the cases mentioned above the SUP
punas have been placed in the hands OF the
proper officers 10 be served.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUpRKNR Court or ArPEALs.-PTesent:
Judges Moncure. Joynes, and Rives.
This court yesterday reversed the decision
OF the Circuit Court Of Halifax county in the
case of Ould rs Common wealth and also re.
vcrsed the decision Of the Hastings Court of
this city in the case of Brown the same.
7. w McMahon qualified TO practice.
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0AKWOOD MEMORIAL FESTIVAL.

Tho numerous attractions Of this festival
have drawn together a delighted throng both
night and day. The following contributions
were received yesterday:
Mrs T.. ). TurpIn-Bread, broled chicken,
and pickle
bread
Mrs Gates-Cake.
Mrs. William WrStwoOd-Pair of fowls.
Miss Srdgwick-Eight pounds OF candy
Mrs George hudcrSou--Lar buttcrcake.
Miss ). f. Watkins, Henrlco-Bottlc rasp-
berry wine.
Mrs. j. l.. Seay-Fillet of veal.
Mrs :. NJ. Prlce-Bread.
Mrs. Judge Clopton-LarSe basket OF HOW
Mrs. George Bea!l-Cake and exquisite
flowers.
Mrs. A. w. Richardson-Bread.
Miss Stella Wiliams-Cialon ice cream.
Mrs. John T. Wllson-Pickle and catsup.
Mrs. J. e.. Burch-T"o large cakes ana jar
of pickle.
Mrs Briel-Ouc ham and fancy cake
Mrs. j. o. Austin-Par of roast fowls.
Craig X CaruclBeefsteak.
Hundlry * Tatum-llam.
Mr.. George Watt-Une Of his "Watt
Poughs."
Minge, Alabama; Miss Sue Snead, South
Carolina, fifty dollars.
Mrs a. Il. Clark-Bread.
The ladies intend 10 close the festival ut .
O'Clock to-morrow evening, bnt VIII reopen II
on Monday morning aud close II At hiSht,
when all the articles remaining on hand VIII
be sold At auction.
We do not know of 4 place where time ana
money can b.. spent more pleasantly and pro-
titably, and therefore advise our citizens 10
attend.
Lunch can be- obtained 1T any hour to-day,
Tomorrow, and Monday.
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GRAND DIVISION OF Sons or TEMP PERAScE:
The annual meeting of the Grand DIVISION OF
the Sons of Temperance OF the State " 49,; ~
yinia will b- held at Springfield Hail. III TINS
city, on "Wednesday next, the sd Instant. ~ ~
this session grand officers VIII pe elected ioi
the wear lSG7.'Gs, and various matters OF I'M
portancc will be presented Tor consleela.io. .
The Richmond Divisions viii present lepoi .
of a very encouraging nature.
The hospitab.e Sons OF Richmond are pre-,
pared 10 extend 10 their brothers from abrcad
a warm welcome; and it is expected tnal tne
railroads will, as usual, return tAe oeiesa'es
free of charge
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Assault ASD BATTERY CASE. - eSterday
Thomas and Christopher Cox and Phlllp She;l
we're arraigned before the Mayor 10 answer
The charge of assaultlns, beating, ana threat
cning TO kill Patrick Rock.
Mr. Rock testified that on Tuesday night
last the party had come TO his house, abused
assaulted and beat and threatened To XIII MIN,
without any provocation whatever
Other witnesses confirming ms statement !
the Mayor bound the party over 10 peh"'e
themselves
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MAYORS CorRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsIDIS6-
The case of John Minor and Henry Edwards
colored, charged with having in their posses
sion n hog supposed 10 have been stolen, was
first called yesterday. They were sent TO jail
10 await further examination.
Betsy Garter, colored, charged with beat
ng Mrs Elizabeth .Ieter and stealing from hcr
three pounds of bacon and one peck OF meal,
was set back TO give security for her good be-
havior.
Joseph James, coored boy, charged win
stealing apples from Mr. Allen and throwing
stones and dirt III his store, was set back 10
come up to-day.
Emanuel Davenport, colored, charged with
stealing n watch valued at s2j, the property OF
Joe Kennedy, colored was called up.
Joe testified that the watch had been stolen
from him a week since that he SAW accused
irving To sell ie and had him arrested.
Other witnesses were introduced who testl-
fed that Emanuel had won the watch at the
"strop game.
Joe Drbbrich, colored. was also arrested Tor
having SAID watch in his possession, ana ne
and Emanuel were set back for further exam
ina ton to-day.
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EEMoSROE COUNTY AND THE CHESAPEAKE ASD
ONO RAILROAD.-The .NtSoa Co"nty J0urn0i
says:
I'VE are informed by Mr. Woodson, of
Monroe comfy, that there viii be another
vote III that county upon the question OF sub
scrbing 5000 900 to the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad. The former vote only lacked two
votes OF being Il thrcc-iifthS vote. Mr.. Oliver
Bcirnc, Il wealthy gentleman of Monroe coun-
ty, is said to have assured the agents OF the
railroad that the road should not stop even If
his county did not subscribe the S2oo,DOo re-
qlircd of her, as in that event he would take
the whole amount himSclf-and h. is able 10
do il.
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.s-p. ID. F.-PERF NED BREATH,
nearly.whi,e teeth, round and healthy gums.
Decay arrested by using DoWDsN's DENTAL
Fluid. Recommended by dentists everywhere.
B.ware OF imitation. sold by all druggists.
CANDY, GlLPlN CO.,
ocs 1u wholesale agents Baltimore, Nd.