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TITY TAX LIST.

MAYORS OFFICE, Raleigh, March 90, 1867
WILL ATTEND AT THE MAYORS OF
FICE, in Raleigh, on Monday the 1st day of
April 1857, to take the City Tax List for the pre-
sent year.
subject to taxation, will be liable to double tax
All white and colored men residing in the City,
between the ages of 81 and 45 years; are required
to enrol their names for Poll Tax for the year
1867. VIM d. HAYWOOD, Manor.
Raleigh, Murch 81, 1867. 155-td.
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opposite hill, on the spot where log house
formerly stood, the latter having departed
for parts unknown.
The rear wall of the Cumberland Prcsby-
terrain Church, corner of Chestnut and Eighth
streets, has crack in it extending from the
roof to the ground, which is two inches wide
in some parts oft.
wing of the house occupied by Major
johnson, living at Chestnut and Sia tn streets,
was floated Off during the flood, and WAS
found stranded on the commons at Eighth
and Pine streets.
MARTIAL LAW ABOLISHED
Atnoon yesterday, Major Kline, command
ing the post took his men off of duty along
the banks of the overflow, and the city is
again in charge of the city authorities.
CORN FOR THE POOR.
The city authorities have kept the mill of
D. Laylor, in the Water Works building on
Cameron Hill, at work for several days,
grinding corn Tor issues to the poor The
authorities furnish the corn, but it is SO wet
that the grinding is necessarily slow pro-
cess,
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THE GRAVEST MALADIES
OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION ESSAYS ON THE
Physlology of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age Of
man. with Reports on new methods OF treatment
employed in this Institution. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address,
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia
Jan. Is, 1867. l27-tw3m.
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soRrH-c4RoL1NA BANK MOTHS

Union Meeting in Wake.
We requested to give notice that Union or
Republican meeting will be held on the second
Saturday in April, at j. SorrelPs, Crabtree dis
trist, ten miles west Of Raleigh. Several able
speakers will be present.
March II, 1867. 15+td
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3
JAZZ COOKE & co.
Corner Of Wall and Nassau Sts., New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia
and Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, and offer our services
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the transac-
ton of their business in this city, including pur-
chases and sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD. We are constantly
represented at the Stock Exchange and Gold
Board, where orders sent us are promptly filled.
We keep on hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE Il co.
may - 23-tw&wly.
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DEAD THIS I

READ THIS
MRS. FRANKLIN
BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HER FRIENDS
and patrons, and the public, that sheis now re-
ceiving her Spring and Summer stock of
Millinery Goods,
and would be pleased to show them to any person
in want of such goods.
She pledges herself to sell as cheap as the same
can be had in this market.
Bleaching, Pressing and Dying
done at short notice, opposite Court House.
MRS. j. B. FRANKLIN.
MARCH, 81, 1867. 155-4m.
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ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
United States Internal Revenue,

3D. DIVISION, 4TH DISTRICT, NORTH CAROLINA,
Raleigh, March 18th, 1867.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
Il received, all persons residing in the Sd Divis-
ion 4th District N c., will make returns at once
of Income for the year 1866, and upon articles
specially taxed.
e9y-Ofice up Stairs in ST. onach's new building,
Martin Street and Market Square
JOHN r. HARRISON,
154-tf Assistant Assessor.
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Another Arrival of that Good Snuff.
BBLS MORE OF EGERTON SCOTCH
y Snuff in BIadders, just received at
gPCRURCR d DODD6
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MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK.
Cooper Institute New York.
III A D L r Y
Is constantly receiving Large Invoices of

HAD l. Ely
Is constantly receiving Large Invoices of
FRENCH CHIN A,
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE, AT oNE-HALF THE
USUAL SELLING PRICES.
White French China Din, Sets, 80 pieces, 5000
" Tea " A /" 700
Din. Plates, per doz. 200
Tea " l.50
Cups & saucers, "a pcs. 200
French Cut Goblets, per dozen, $50
Also, Fancy Goods in China, Dinner, Tea, Toi-
let Sets, White Partisan Stone Ware, Cut and
Pressed Glassware, Silver Plated Ware Cutlery,
&C., &C., &C., at equally low prices. Goods pack
ed to go all over the world, by express or other
wise. House Furnishing Goods in large variety.
Remember Hadley's Middle of the Block.
Ry-Send for Catalogue.-@
No Connection Nth corner Stores.
March 10. 1867. 1543m.
TRANSPORTATION!
The superstitions of antiquity are only "food
for laughter" at the present day, and yet this is
an area of
accomplised with the aid of science. For exam
ple-grey, sandy or red hair, is
Changed in a Moment,
to the richest conceivable black or brown, by
simple application of
CRISTADORA'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by ]. CRISTADORA, 6 Astor
piled by all Hair Dressers.
November IL, 1866. 102-w&tw-Sept H.
Another Arrival of that Good Snuff.
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HIGHEST FLOOD KNOWN.

The greatest freshets previous to this time
were those of 1926 and 1S47. There WAS
hardly ten inches difference between these
floods. In 1917 the water rose nearly to the
top of the lime kiln, or about ten feet above
the present height of the bridge
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COTTON IMPLEMENTS.
NALL AND SEE-SOMETHING NEW AND
~ the best,
Bagleys Cotton Planter,
Seaparks Cotton Pillow, at
b P. WILLIAMSON & co.
March 90 1867
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WHISKY AND BRANDY.
90 BARRELS .RECTIFIED WHISKY,
~ 10 Barrels N. c., Corn Whisky,
10 Barrels N. c. Apple Brandy, which we
will sell very low to close.
B. P. WILLIAMSON g. co.
March 22, 1867
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DRY GooDss DRY GooDs!!
IN ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS
IL h''' oPe" UPcHURCH q DoDD'a
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HOUSE OF

Dee. II, 1866.
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1t is hardly possible as yet to calculate
correctly the damage which our merchants
have sustained by the flood. The estimates
made during the prevalence of the high wa
ter, were in general somewhat exaggerated,
and so we judge are many of those made
yesterday. The greatest losses to the bust
ness men will arise from the cessation of bu-
siness.
The losses sustained by the railroad COM
panies will be very heavy. In the city the
tracks are all washed very badly, platform
cars f1oated off the trucks, went sailing down
stream or are piled up in all sorts of ways
and places Engines left on the tracks or in
the shops were covered as high as the boil
era. Numbers of the cars were loaded with
freight, dry goods, groceries, hardware, &C.,
which will prove almost total loss.
A large barn was carried off by the current,
and deposited at place quarter of a mile
distant from its original location. while the
dwelling house was carried from one hill l
across q valley, and left on the side of the
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THE AWFUL FLOOD
Thrilling Scenes and Incidents.

Huin and SUR
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lin fact they have proclaimed this calam-

Gin fact they have proclaimed this calam-
lily imminent at least thrice already.
To show the untruth of these repre-,
sensations, we here present the rates OF
duty levied on the ala rent kinds of iron
aud steel by the tariff OF 1928, presented
by Hon. ROllln q, Mallory of Vermont
jlor which Si,as Wright aud Martin Van
Buren, vutgdl, in comparison with those
proposed a. me- lcytut ny the tarin bill
a0W htla,, Congress. Where the two
Houses are 10 variance, We have taken
ia every case the highest rate adopted
by either, Aud, as our iron and steel
manufacturers are regarded by the Free.
Traders as the most rapaciOus and hrazen
OF all our "monopolistS, " II will hardly
be contended that these contraSted ex-
actions do NOT fairly exhibit the general
character o. the two tariffs. We urge
that they ne carefully studied
ToGBofl 1928. To,tF JiR Of 1861.
Iron, Pig. ...., S12BR tun. 50 = tun.
Iron, pig, sCrap. ,.,.., say Y iun, 81 Il tun.
Iron, bar, unr6ued cent q n. 1kc. q n.
Iron, bar, railroad L cent q n, I0c. q 100 n.
Iron, slit, railroad, &c,3hc y n. M to 2hc u n
Iron, hoop. ...,.,.... 3&c, " u. 2's tO3%c 4 n
Iron, wire .....,.0 10 lOc. y n. 10 &c. II h.
steel ,.......,.,.. sly p cwt > to &c. 4 n.
There is an advance on steel, which
we are trying 10 make now, rs We hardly
did in 1898; but the average rate of duty
on all descriptions OF iron is decidedly
lower by the Tariff bill now before Con
gress than by the act passed In 1925
an act under which the whole country
attained unprecedented prosperity, and
of which no man ever did or could de-
mand the repeal ON the assumption that
under Il labor WAS not generally en-
ployed ami fairly rewarded That act
was passed by Jackson Congress, by
vote OF 1875 70 % in the House. and OF
20 10 u in the Senate-New York cast
ing 90 votes Tor to 6 against it; while
the Northwest, with Kentucky, gave it an
all but unanimous support.
That some Of the ProtyctiOLists OF
other days should have turned against Us
provokeS no complaint and cXcites no
surprise. This is u world OF mutations.
But why will not some Senator Grimes,
or Lane, or champion Of other times,
tell US just what be meant in those days
when he supported Henry Clay Tor Pres
.dcnt And, suppOsing he meant any
Thing, then. what can hg mean now .
l.3hh.f.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28

EXECUTION OF MURDERER
Bumgsrdner was hanged at Marietta.
Ohio, On Friday last, for the murder of
John 7. Eubank. The evidence against
the criminal was purely circumstantial.
On the scafold he delivered speech an
nour and half long, giving the history
Of a life dotted with crime. he gave
Dames, dates aud places, covering a ne.
ROD OF 20 years, with wonderful accu.
racy; but when he spoke OF the murder
his statements were general and foil of
sophistry. He said Eubank was taken
across the river to the Virginia shore by
John Wood aud another man aud mar.
dered, and he consented not TO expose
them. That was his error. He followed
that up by saying he was hung innocent.
according to Ohio law. He had been a
cOunterieiter, aad revealed the names of
gang TO a friend for use after bis
death. The epeeeh done, he knelt on
chair and prayed fervently aloud for Eve
minutes. As the black cap was drawn
over his face, BE MuIlmax asked. "Ala
you guilty q Eubauk's murder1' The
answer was, Il an not" lie kent az
prayer till the drop fell, which was ar
1873 o'clock. lie died without uth.r
struggle or motion than the hideous
drawing Up Of the shoulders peculiar Tn
death by the halter. The body wss On,
Ss11 ana esssSefad u bis EsientR,
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TIE TAsUp.--If we were 10 give full
credit 70 the importers mouth piecs Ia
the larger cities, we have been constantly
Increasing aud exaggerating the rates OF
duties levied on imports, till they are
now az least twice IS high as they wers
thirty 10 forty years ago; while the
TsriR bill now before Congress will, IL
passed. so aggrsvste them that oar Tor.
eigs semmerca VIA be eatlrely dasirsped
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AaoA Dp MAoNolA,-A toilet delight =.
perior 10 any Cologne, nsed to battle the q.
and person, to render the skin soft and fresh .,
aliay inaamation, to perfume clothing, srbe,s
ache, dc, II 10 manufactured nom the -.
southern Magnolia, and is obtaining BARN,
age quite unprecedented, Itisa iavorite with ~.
Wessce aud opera singers It is sold by all do,
srs, at 81 Ia large bottles, and by Dsmas Ran,
n Co, New York, Wholesale agents.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Drsc ,,.,,.
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could not speak bis thanks, for they were
too weishty for words When he looked
up again, he sought his wife
Susan" he said, IN choking, remb-
linz voice, my bread has come hNoS to
ma 7,
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jos so -"Exacuy'' skingfr s,..
hey were there "evcry time" Ii he f.,t .o,
ley in the morning he took Plantation Bite.
if he felt weary at night, he took Planpn,..
BiHcEs; If he lacked appetite, WAS weak. %,
guild or mentally oppressed, he took Plantat,.
Bitters; and they never lalcd to set him on d.
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority. Ia,
as some may, just read the following.
owe muchto you, lot VERY
believe the Plantation Biucrs have sa,sd M,
life
REV. W. II. WAGNER, Madrid, NY.
have been a great sufferer iro,
Dyspepsia, aud had TO abandon preaching
The Plantation Bittpr- h..
cured me
REV. {. 4. WILDWOOD, New Yorl, CIV
had lopt all appctite--wa. .,
weak and eneryatcd could hardly wslk, Ma
had perfect dread of society g IT,.
/ Plantation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES HEIMINwAY, St. Louis Nc
The Plantation Bitters have cr,.
me Of Il arrangement Of the Kidneys and Z.
nary Organ- that distressed me- for year. IN,
act like a charm
&C. MOORE, 954 Broadway. y.
Mrs O. NJ. Devoc manager ofthe Union Hon.
School for soldiers Children, says she ''has g,
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From the Toledo Blade
Nasty.

NR. Massey is DISPATCHED BY THE Pres
IDENr AND SECRETARY SEWARD UPON
AN IMPORTANT MISSION, SIMILAR IN ITS
NATURE TO THAT or Mr.. McCRACKEN.
HIS REPORT.
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Bre. d Upen the waters.

| death and ere long We must be the IN
mates of the poor house, Where now q
all the bread yop nave EAST upon tho
waters p
| The old wh,te-hesded man looked AZ
hjs wifi. He was, indeed, teut down
With years-aga SAL trembling on his arm,
Jacob Manfred had been n comparatively
wealthy man. and while fortune smiled
upon him he had been among the first 10
lend listening ear and helping hand 10
the call OF distress but now misfortune
was his. OF his four boys, not one was
left. Sickness and failing strength found
him with but very little, and they left him
peuniless, Various misfortuues came in
painful succession Jacob and his wife
were alone, and gaunt poverty looked him
eOldly in the face.
"Don't repuc, Susan said ,he old
man. "Irue, we are poor, but not yet
forsaken.'
"Not toraakeu, JACOB Who is there
TO help us now p
Jacob Manfred raised his trembling
hand towards heaven
"Ah, Jacob | know SOD is our
r'''i"' ou, W. 'o"'' ua'e '.'o'"S L L
bo J2 e IN , ,' nas ~" T" .a ,J' " an
bread upon the waters, but it has not vet
returned to YOU
,,. 'T ~ L ,,","" ,,, "" 'o.ao' "~'5 -"
Say ~ p E SURE may nave I9P5 5o 'u"S
S r ~, T'uu lS', oi ga, VI "o".n i'' INC
i'J II VI, 0o'u o' '''' " u.s'i "Su' oU'
~ u 49, tNPI L ~ 40 " 'T IC W u!
, ,bI" ' f',, n','s 'J J - nave IT'yu
u G lI 80 ',,''''J ia ',,S 9o"t ".o
J H., ,r'' 'G l. ~ N E,II 'Ia' nav,
C ' ",'! ~ ~, r ,V tL , "oI'4 c "D,
~, $3.50, nav, V w, ' e5 o'o''5 'J,"
-! ,-' ''g i,r ".I'' ~ ~" '"'
', iI ' I L J." ''I .','I TN, n'%,S
,... 49, l',''l i'J" ''''' '''''' '''
AMI .',r..:- l... ,La;,. ~ @.
'''.' ''-,'''U ''''. =, 1'e', ''''I I
I Vs. " '' ,. ,'Su. ' ,L, '.r %,'y' III d
Ivy Ivy 'o'''; N,'o .,, LA. oU nave o'Su
5 5oo@, '''I I d." oui ,L "gll'?,! oU can Dc
nJPPs q, Y.', '''''1 S''''L 10 ID '''T''' ~"
WHY, "i,ou , NE b'0n, 'ooN' ' Tn 10 W ''"H'y
pPo't " ' t.lI ,'us. -" 0!,' ~, W '''''''
The old man started, and there Wa. a
mark Of deep pain drawn acro,, his
brow.
Beg J he exclaimed, with quick
shudder mo, Susan, We are--we are
gong to the poor house"
"Oh, God | thought so " fell from
the poor wlte's lips. 81 thought So, and
have tried to school myself to the thought,
but my heart will not bear it,
'Do not give up, Susan urged the old
man, laying his hand upon her arm. at
makes but little difference to us now. We
have not long to remain on earth, and let
MS not wear out our days in useless r"pin-
ing come, come"
But when-when shall We 90
" IN,
Then God have mercy on HIS"
~He WILL murmured Jacob,
The oId couple sat tor while IN silence,
"hen they were aroused from their PAIN
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Wi and kIuniOr

|
p.s,.r.o,s .tvle of DEMONSTRATING
in other people, memory
,. ;.....
Iur course E o. "Hu .'C c,,,, % ,|'0
course "neF' '"7'' IL o'''" d '"''e ''"'''
The Household words IN many
households were better unSpoNen'
-uShort visits are the best" as the tiv
said when he aGghted on hot stove.
J uuora,. f., intarsaI Improvement, y
q. Dohhs said when he swallowed dose
af saGs
" ''','
.Lo,, ,"o ' sbo,y tbs worst Lnt tbo Lo.t IS
wa, ""o "a, "r ''''" Wv ''' Wv '''''' ~
''' ,..,,. ., ,..
Jones THINKS mat instead OF giving
b,tn,r w. W. nsiJ " '' ~ '''
'''''. ~ '
--IhacNeray sad "ON'y women thor
oughly know the nsoIenc' OF women to-
warn one ""0'N'''
II have not loved lightly a, the
man sad when he married widow weigh
ns three hundred pounds,
The hoy who was caught looking
INTO tn" future, has been arrested for try
ms TO see the show without payment.
If woman were to change her sex.
what sort Of a being would she become ?
She would be a he Them heather.
country n.r,,. .,o,l.s -, . mon
..obn died Without i The aid ofa rIy.,c,.,n ,' y
Such instances Of death are very rare.
,u.s.;, ,,l,. .,,,n, ..,r. .rt.,. ..
III t.h 'o , .Ii,' , o' " ''," ~,
nr ,, INV, naan',,,. W ,L ,rlniI ,,on "
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ra, "s ,,', ? ' - " ''' ' ''''''''7
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y y W es'erH editor, VINE" III dnrance
"na.oJ by tbs iaI1 IL }o c Owe t%. was
tayorabIs notir@ ''.' ~
In,
IL the world WeF' 'romOIrd 10 the
ID Ht u fTF
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28

Tti-a most delightful Hair Dressing
1t eradcatcs sCurf and dandrun
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich soft and elor.y
1t Preyonts hair turning gray and falling oil
1t restores hair upon permanently bald head,
This is just whist Lyon Kathairon win Dr.
il ID pretty-itis cheap-durablo. Its literal.
sold by the carload, and yet its almost incredi
bic demand is daily increasing, until there il.
hardly country store that does not keep il, % p
family that does not use il.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, Ny
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggi1a,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-28

Who would not be beautiful. Vino would nor
add to their beauty? What gives that narbR
purity and distiRgue appearance we observe upon
the stage, and the city belle? 1t is no longer
secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm b.
continued usercmoves tan, frecklcs, pimpLes and
roughncss, from the face and hands, and leavcr
the complexion smooth, transparent, bEoomiH-
and ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, n con
tains no material injurious to the sfin, An
Druggist will order It for You, if not ON hand 81
30 cts per bottle
W. E. HAGAN, Troy, n. y, Chemist.
DEMAS, BARNES & co, Wholesale Ao,sns,.
New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al Drusgissv
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LYoE's EXTRACT or PURE JAxArcA Gosessg
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, 5sG4
Headache, Chosera MOrbus, Fatulexcy, "a,
where warming sssnulSnt is required. Ia,
careful preparation and ensire purity makes
cheap and reliable article Tor culinary purposes.
Sold esary1hsre, at 50 ceas PSI bottle. AJAX fss
''Lroas's" Pure Extract. Take no ether
sasasogs spzisg wssss. SID by ~ psoasns
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Heimstreet's inimitabIc Hair Colorins is ro1s
dye. All instantaneous dyee are composed Of
IssRGr c0ustSe, and more or ess destroy the vita
ity and beauty OF the hair. This 10 thc Hair Cc'-
oring, and has been growing in favor oveg twec
sy years. 1t restores gray haiE TO tie origtueI
color by gradual absorption, in q most rernsyRs
bic manner It is also a beautiful hair tressrc
Sold in two sizes-50 cents and S1-by an aeai
ers. C. HEIMSTRBET. CNamist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggiss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April ia spe, .ial to the
Journal says TIE ownership 4 q fraRmen,
Of land, including the old for and extend
ing outside the leves to the junction Of the
rivers, has become the sui lcc. Of wasn cen.
ten'ion Louis Houck. :. ESQ.,, and others
claim it by virtue Of receat entry. Tn.
trustees Of Cairo pro- ,,srty claim it through
title reaching back TO patent dated 1907,
and possession DIV ring . period Of over Atty
years. The - rnestness Of the dispute
causes some = lcitemsn and an abundance
fun to eutsf .srs.
CHcA0F,, April ia Journals Dss
aoiaes special says:-Ths residence Of ,
~: y .,odes, of Toledo, lows, WAS entered
~ drglsrs, on Saturday night, and 81 zoo
~ money and bonds.
Nearly the entire length Of the lows Cen
trail Railro ID 10 under contract from Cedar
FAILS 10 she Missouri State line.
lokWheat sowing will commence on high
grounds next Monday in this section.
The present high prices has unearthed I
large amount Of corn, sad the usrkst IL
lively.
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NASMNeIoN.

WAsnino fox, April ll.-In the Sup,su,
Court, this afternoon, NJ. O'Conuer asket
leave 70 place in the hande Of the clerk. 4
bill 81 complaint Of the State Of 0eeseia. 4
enJcin Secretary Stanton, Gsusrals Gran,
and Pope. from executing The oct for the
mere efiicieat govssn0snt ST the rebel States
and which he would Tomorrow ak ieave
70 file.
The Court replied that The eentlema.
might now Ole . melton fer leave.
Attorney General Stanbsssy . lav oiRee,
o. sne GovsrnnsaA gave nstice that hs
should be ready TO resist he mot;en Th;s
o'll differed fron' that Of Nississippi.
The Senate confirmed L. II. Rousseau O.
Btleadier General in the army. Also, the
following pestmastess.
>. Wyatt. st. Joseph, Mo. John B.
Alexander, Lexington, No. II. b. Cowel..
Washington, Iowa y. Z. Easton, Havana.
H.; J. 9. Sscvens. Springfield, No.. and
Geo. L. Williams, CarrolltSwn, iii.
Receiver sfPnblic Moneys, John l.. earle.
ton, Bonneville, Nebraska.
Indian Agsnt-Wm. p, Bailan, Of Ill. for
the Omaha Agency.
A cabinet containing distinction samples
Of wool 10 now ss the Treasury Dspsss>
ment.
TIE President Of the National Weol
Growers Associatsen and Wool Msnulactu-
re1 Association. bee been invited to visit
washingtoo to examiae the samples.
The Psssideut y much better TO- day and
70 able to attend 10 business ia his elies.
Sesretary0 Wells, Browsing and NcCuN
loch, end Attorney General Stanbefrv. ana
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