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Lyons Extract Ginger.

Lyons EXTRACT OF Pure JAxAIoA GINGER.
For Indigestion, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Sick
Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, &C.,
where warming stimulaut is required. lite
careful PREPARATION and entire purity make It
cheap and reliable article for culinary pur-
poses. Sold everywhere at fifty cents per bot
tie. Ask for = Lyons" Pure Extract. Take
no other. See that the private U. 8. stamp Of
Demas Barnes L Co. is over the cork of each
package. None other is genuine.
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FIRENrN' BALL.-A bail will he
given by Columbia Fire Company,
at the Olympic, on the ODD inst, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to
the purchase ola hose carriage. We
doubt not the boys will have a lib
eral support in this landablc object.
Everybody is respectfully invited
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Lyons Kathairon.
Il is most delightful Hair Dire ssipg.

1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair turning grey and falling
of.
1t restores hair upon prema turely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do.
It is pretty--lt is chesp-durable. 1t is liter
ally sold by the car load, and yet its almost
incredible demand is daily increasing, aud
there is hardly country store that does not
keep it, or family that does not use it.
X. THOMAS LYON. Chemist N. 7.
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A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemens' boon The sweetest thing
and largest quantity. Manufactured r. I'M the
rich Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the
face and person, and to render the skin soft
and fresh, to prevent eruptions, and to per-
fume clothing, &c.
It overcomes the unpleasant odor Of Precipitation.
1t cures nervous headache and allays indamma;
ton.
1t cools, softens, and adds delicacy to the skin.
1t yields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures mosquito bites and sting OF insects.
1t contains no material injurious L. the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water once
and you will use no other Cologne, PERU.
merry, or toilet water afterwards.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DEMAS DANES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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Y MAJ The Legislature adjourned
on Thursday evening last, having
flushed up all the business apper-
tanning to this session. Elsewhere
will be found list of the acts
passed. We will give a synopsis of
the main features of the PR :iple
acts hereafter. =
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-
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Ill ar-HH--d - s~r-@@u-asr~ sa~ r-~r-saux
80 aaa 49, $500 r~rs-r su~-s-rs -
- : o.s fe " 49, nssa~ - 80 e@.~1 30
.a. 8~---uz.u-z - rsa&- 49, R~.a~s -
go o. ia~ arsi a@a A~sa~ iAza 4ay pxsl~
49, q ~al~z ~ Ill $3.50 1uxzEs~ss so-.s
fzg-ur1szf smp-~se@~uts. wki~h ~M ss&
srr4giy % ~ @FF-<-@oes sse ceuatSrf. ss<
iHtss4ia<s - nsSrrs .ad hopes 10 rrcelse his
shar, q patronage
He has secarra the services of - Charley
know TO he III. best cook in Salem, and
one Of the hest in the whole country aud
other competent persons TO manage the culin.
AIRY department, aud il resolved TO set as
good table a. can he found anywhere-not
fine furniture, bu, in an abundant supply Of
the very best thu msrke. affords.
His Bar-room will he kept warmed and
lighted, and well supplied with newspa pers,
periodicals and other suitable reading matter,
and kept in a manner which will make it an
agreeable resort.
In short he intends making an effort to please
all who step at tho Bonnet House. And he
most respectfully requests his friends every
where to the give the old and well known
stand at least one more trial before concluding
they can do as well elsewhere, and promises
il they are not well treated, and properly
cared for, and at reasOndLie figures, it will not
be the fault of the public's most obedent and
most humble servt. f....
JAY S. TURNKEY.
Y. B.-Furnishcd rooms, with OF without
board, by the day week or month, at the Ben
nett, charges moderate. l.. j. s. 7.
Salem, Oregon, Nov, IL, 1856. Aft
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- 81, a. k1os .sr4-c A. .lssfz-
ta.a 20 iLs l.rner T=Tts Elsen =!
NJ. Blrk-i. 81 the lac.6c HotcL. L.
tie mcmb--s e the Assembly. on
Thursday evening last. We regret
lcing unable 10 .i,end, but hear
from those who were present, that
the party WAS decided success.
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" MARTHA WASHINGTON"
GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICON

if faithfully used according to directions will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly miti
gate the troublesome effects caused by a relax
alton Of the outlet of the bladder. II is most
successful remedy for the Gravel and other d q
eases of the Kidneys and Bladder, and for Fec
male Diseases 1t is unequalled. The Cdthoiicon
uniformly cures Prolapsus Uteri, Whites, all
Irregularities of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
SIGN, incontinence of Urine, Bloat ting and
Dropsical Swellings, and all diseases of Preg-
nancy. The specific action of this medicine
is immediate and certain upon the Uterine aud
Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments; restoring
them to as hcalthful state rs those of child
hood and youth so that patients who have
used the Gractrnbery Companys Uterine Caihol-
icon cannot sufficiently express their gratitude
for the relief afforded. Redngton 4 Co.
Agents, 4l6 and 4ls Front ST., San Francisco.
Aug. 25, 1866. 42:m6:is
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MARRIAGE AVID CEl.IH3ACY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers with sure means Of relief. Sent
DIR: SKlILIN + 0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pc
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80 asa
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Azg =, lsss s.as.is
Tril me- not IN moETRful numbers
Iatc ~ sinking To decay,
Should there come in frighiful numbers
Ger your heads the silver gray.
Life j. real, life is earnest,
Why should any one despair,
"Du>t thou art, to dust returnest,"
Was not spoken Of the hair.
Not the marks Of age or sorrow,
On your tresses long should stay
You can live that each tomorrow
Find them darker thun to-day.
Time is long, but age shall find yon,
Though your hair with lustre wave:
Soon when fading, twill remind you,
You are marching to the grave.
In the worlds sublimer calling,
Where we each our race must run,
II your hair be falling, falling,
Use the "Martha Washington"
Trust no other, howe'er PLEASANT
None can do what this has done;
Try it-always keep it present.
Use the Martha Washington"
Twenty thousand heads remind US
What noble test it's stood;
Mill ms more shall come behind US
With their trcsses all renewed.
martha WASHINGTON"
HAIR RESTORER,
Is wonder Of the world, and stands above com
parison with any other article for the Hair cvcl
brought before the pub ic. Sold everywhere.
Price, SS1.OO.
SlNlON.oS T. CO., Projectors,
FITZWILLIAM, N. II.
REDlNGTON & co. Agents, San Francisco.
Ang. y, 1866. 42:m6s
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MONDAY, Jan. %, 1867.

House met in due form.
M".>IiIcs. in.r duccd ii B No III,
an act for tn, relief of Lewis county.
Mr.. Clyn or introduced II b No
113, an vet sup!imen .al to an act for
the formation Of Corporations.
Passed.
Mr. Nanl'ukkelen introduced II.
Is No 116, an act in relation to pro
&C, linys against garnishccs. Passed.
TX 3 100, an act to amend ah ACT
regulating fees Of certain officers in
Tanr ton county. Indefinitely post
poned.
G S for II b No 81, an act in rcla.
tion to elections and the mode OF
supplying vacancies, passed.
G S for b b No 35, and 36, all
act to amend an act to regulate prac.
teal and proceedings in civil actions,
was passed..
II B No 112; in relation to Ter.
ritorial convicts, was indefinitely
postponed, and 9 B No so, for the
same object Was passed.
C.B No SO. an act in relations to
writs ofmandate and prohibition, was
passed.
CB No 112, an act in relation tc
the time of holding Supreme and
District Courts was indefinitely post
poned.
O B No II an act authorizing {
II Hale, to build wharf on First
Street, in Olympia, was passed.
G Is an act in relation to taxing
Stock, was passed.
On motion, House adjourned.
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the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINeER
. with coG-wHEBLs,)
Accompanies each Washer-Family size
SO so, Hotel size $40.
Send orders to
WIN. FALKNER L SON,
San Francisco.
Or apply to the editor Of this paper, by
whom orders will be received at San Francisco
agents prices.
Olympia. Jau. sc, 1861. l2-tf~
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MN IlL~
Pulmonary Syrup

REo-yGToN q co. Asss,s. s-H Traneis
90
Asg =. Isss s.asds
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1867.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 90, 1867.
House met in due form-Mr.
Miles in the Chair.
G b No II, an &c: in relation to
attachment in civil action, was placed
upon its final passage aud lost
CD No ~, an act in relation to
the Territorial University, was I.assed
ayes, "a; noes, 3.
III B No q, IN sct for the relief Of
H. C. Morse, vas indefinitely post
roned-
G. b No %. an ct Soc the r~lsef q
iaefcH co9nty, uzs f&s~-a-
u y We "a a. a. % szxh-rsxe T
J D~we-S. ssd o-Aers - x~rxhEs~a a
f~--r 90 re Fr=s& 0k@sM~ rsx~-.
w~ p@~~.d
" Y We Is. N az m rwAwzmn N
su~& M IN Es~~y ~~@wrv ws~ r@z--2
> No ~. an sz ~ -~mrasM xr
- ~~~s~~z ~ 8ls~semx Ez~.x- wxs
TS~s~z
e@w zmwsassu~ $685. -
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GnaIS-Wbeat-Iho offerings to-day comprised 13u
bush whito and 400 bush rcl aud the salon embraced
200 bush choice wlno at 50 co. tUJ bush choice amber
rod ut ~ co. SoJ bush strictly primo Maryland at 81
lOo bush good do at - 25; 4Uj bush Ito Pounsylvana
SS market closed dull Corn-2l SOU bush whtto and
12eoo bush yellow tho extent OF receipts reported
sales OF DOU0 bush good to strictly prime white
al -, one cargo OF 3GVO bush bringing the bitter figure;
1900 bnHh do aShuy nixed. at el .Uli al; 6l0O bus
primo ynow at 81 -; GU bush good 81 AZ uo0 bush
and iower tor white. oAts-IUou bush ccoivcd, and 1900
bnsh sold at IUaI2 cts; 60 bush strictly prime T3
Sothing doing In ryo; nonu offered.
MoLAssEs-Tho only sales to-day were 20 Casks Cuba
huscovado NJ 60c ~ puncheos English Island ut 7O a
gallon. 'ir t..
NAVAL S1oREs-Spirits Turpcntno steady at 7saSOc
for old and new; stock light wo notice sale of I2U
pbls medium No Rusin Mt s5 S7h {, Dbl.
PRoVtsioSs-Our market was very quiet to-dny; no
largo lots reported wore pressing for sale though offered
at lower figures Later In tnr day. with udviccs
stronger chnraGtor from Cincinnati, there better
.,n"y On thH psi .I h-ias-s No. Pork :.
lots aud rctang at Siai3Sc Western. Huk Meats
nominnily Unchanged IN the absence Of saca
jobbipg at lO<c; NIB Sides l2al2ic; clear &C.
und short tno orders l3otho inside quotations uro al.
Quality md character from 16 10 ior plain aud l1u
l71ic for suBarcurcd canvnscd.
RioE-We report salo OF II uerces prime Carolina
lie; stock small and held firmly.
SALr-Wc notice good jobbing dcmnnd for Liverpool,
with sales OF ne at So l0l3 quality und 81 70 for
Ground Alum Turks iBlnnd Is Bcarco quote market
steady nt e2c for largo lots. anu CSC small per
buBhel. EE =.
syoAR-hInrket quiet; only Gales reported being 20
hhda Porto Rico ut 1oAc; holders firm
the higher range Of gold, but quu,ablo change in
pricos. M =
wHskEY-Several days aInco there wcro salcs but
not before rUportcd, OF ST. bbs part city, in
hnnd bbs ana residue Western OF 2sasoc per gnllon
bond .--,. ~ r. -. .F,-s. - - n
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sTHE.AIKEN PRESS y i

TT Is PROPOSED TO PUBEIBH IN THE TOWN OF
IL tsAncn, g. O., Weekly papor undnr tho above title
TO boz devoted 70 General intelligence Political Com.
mersiA. Social, literary, and Rciigous-wih Depart.
ment of Agriculture Including tho Field, tho Orchar
tho Vineyard. and the daids1 ANews Summary, to
contain digea OF tho important events or tho weok
wu Gtois Of tho paper and particular ater
aon win giyen 70 Tho unsetiIed question Of labor as
bess 70 Dur new condition., And tho Development
fnaourrch o. tho country IN Mnnufac turop Ag
cnltq nS Fruitraising. and Vino wing.
q Tet snsG ~ sesr. IN sdynhse
" r 8 5saasls jan aSssIr
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l:lre ga.i>1}gg Nesus.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL d, 1867.
The Southern Keller INuud-NIr. ,Jcromc,.

ThcutrC, q
Tho amateur entertainments which bayo bccn
given, under the auspices of tho I.adios Society,
ior tho Southern Relief Fund Mt Mr. Jerome % pri,
yal1 theatre near Madison Avenue, closed last Sa
nights sic OO0 lilo STORY Is very wcll 10 Id in
tS following neatly writton 9pioguo, which was
EPlLOuuE
Ihls is tho night on which VIC ,ay farcwclli
Tho saddest word all our hearts will tri
ihat ever passes human lips; now let us fly
One moment on tho wings Of memory.
Let us rccan-si, who roneiuber not
IT'S vain thing to 'sunnion up Il sl4h,"
Pursue tho phantom Of day gone by,
bring back I ie I rasranSo s 70 SnSH ded GST; noR;cr
Or aim at that whcn so lIirl to hit
Tho vanished bubble of ptismutic wit
Yet who can Tree him from those fatal wlcs,
Theclerished beauty Oi remembered smiles
inls joyous molncnts ours ! nnd hero wo etoni
Hlrding tho present with rosy baud.
as St deem xa a mot IsTsn %TS,knSss il we yield at as
!. Iit few are present now. but mauy know
Tho story OF our work three ycurs ago
That voico which swclicd in fun lmlassoncd noto
From out the ovcucat mouth the faircst rounded throat
We sond hcr greeting from the Stage alc ErI grascd;
Those comedies neat elegant, and rare
our our astrsssSs@so nc; ~: 80. gifted and so fair
Fills uil his sentences with wit concrete
Az, ull were good. anl somc were OF the bcst;
Nor can pause to tell you Of the rest,
Tho opcrss. halls. the grand muniticcncc
III past, r,Hperieei. re, hn,l In present tonsc.
4s Ara s: xsas r
lis ho who feetls tho hungry, helps tho poor,
Aud turns no pleading suppinut IRON his door.
But for hs Kindness had not cssaycd
Tho vnrions solos in which all Iiayo PLAYED
LIS kindest deed romans yet to be told
For llko Ills nancSake-In the legend old
Al ho WINS resting IN tho busy strnnd
Anightipgalo cano bullded In Ills hand +.
tier little nest, ind thence most swcrtly ecnds
Her music forth 10 charm tho world and tell
Of tho good hcIrt which cherished her 10 we'll
But not ulone to him our thanks arc due
But also patient public unto you fr
How much you've borne ulns We no or shall know;
How muolt wo'se learned that loast can show.
Our little plays and tablcaux ylynnts bring,
land not forgetting those who camo to HEna1
Twelve thousand dollars-truo metallic RIM
II might be worso All, would II had boon moro
10 heal those suirarn ngs-which Col knows arc sore
But we have d6no bcs md parting lay
Our grateful tribute ut your feSt and pray
That this our theItrc-inay not pass away;
Let It roman-lct Il forever bo
Ihe tasteful tomplo Of true charity.
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rressor.;, which ;oonIS c. lasor mus. como. :Iaro
patience, rorbearance and long suffering. Tho
Southern States fought four long bloody years Tor
By all tho American people in thoir Declaration of
Independence. Can thoy not now afford to 1.-Two
iOmr Hear longer out o. .hat Vnon rasher than
tho great republican principles of frcodom2
at-. q B. +. PERRY
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-~S2ISfSR-n tOiIIdrncc, anil stnto their COM
plants In full, MS we treat oil Female Complaints,
ant prepare Medlclncs suitable fur all diseases to
Ia sealed envelope, free.
Tho Cherokee Pills arc sold BY all druggists at 81
mall, FREQ of postage IN an ordinary letter free
rom observation BY addressing tho solo proprietor
DR.. W. Z. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST., N. Y.
N. D-Chcrokcc Pills No arc prepared 10.
tptcini eases, when micr medicines fail these
.ro tens by Inai free Of postage, on receipt Of sS
the price Of each boz.
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SI4S;S ZIS:I, neSs, NyRcrics IN Female,
sSEY5AfftYI/<: Z: I'fpitrfioa tr tho Hfdrf and
:3a{iSsJSE$.%<: all ScrroHs Discdsts II TO.
=ESSa- stores new lIfs md vcor Ia The
=, eaaAst aged, causing tho Int blood Of
, ~ Ms FhSIitr Iirt youth Ia course tho veins,
~" = mI WMet ~ ~ t"rins the U,'UdRs Of Genera
n,Io iii go Ts"t Hon. r6iaorfnY [mPOttncy and
niS EfLTir Jrjurtn. B1bRify, rt,tOriny .Nfniint.s
dfe ne sysirm GHI and 5TA rigo,., thus proving
overcome dffsGI:. perfect "E7iofr Of Lore," Tc-
moving Sferiiity and iiarrcnncss In both sexes TO
tho young, middle arr and aged, there Is creator
boon than this " Elixir 0f LIE" II gives now
lease OF lifc, causing the weak and dcbilltn,"l to
have removed strength md rigor, mud thu cntlro
system 70 thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81 three bottles IS; sent by
.prcss 10 my address
Our medicine, nro snld AMI recommended by MI
respectable druggists In every part Of tho civilized
globe; sonlo unprinclpled Dealers however, try TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
drcciycd-ask for thcso medicines and take no
> others. II the druggist dncs not keep tkcm wrto
10 IIs and VIC will send them by express. carefully
packed, FREQ from observation. Wo will DO pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard 10
any disease with which ladies or yentlsnicn nro
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, panph-
let's or advice, 10 the sole Propristor, a
Or ". r. @ERW1N, 81 Walker gt., N. z,
MsY ~ rnuC ly
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lion CHURCH PREsDyTEnIANIsM.-AnE Edlnburgl,
(Scotliand) correspondent ofthe N. Y. Observer

IIdH CHURCH PRESDYTEnIANIsM.-AnEd Edinburgh,
(Scotlaand) correspondent oftho N. Y. O5serrer.
Q'resby tcran) writos:
"Tho only ccccSiaptical Incidents which sceui
to bo attracting much attention hero mt present
nro connected with certain curious movements In
tho Established Church, You aro cognzant Of
tendency Oh tho part Of wouId-bo fashionable
peoploto join tho EpiscopalinEs. A number OF
Established Church ministers have como to bo Of
opinion that tho only way to check tho current is
thoso Of tho Church Of England. IIonce, during
the Inst fcw years. wo havo Ind organs introduced
into many Presbytorian Churches-a thing buforo
unheard OF in ScUt!and-nnd DIR. Robert Leo, Of
Edinburgh, has gone further, and actually manu-
tacturod for himself service book pnd liturgy. Of
this last net tho Church Courts hayo takon notice,
nnd last Mny DIR. Lee was required to lay aside hiB
book; but tho Doctor ia extremely clovor, aud OBJ
serving that tho net Of Assembly only ntcrdictcd
tho uso of printed book, he continued to do us ho
dono before-only reading his prayers from mail
uscr1ptl His 1rcsbytery got word Of this dodge
nnd tho whole mnttor has boon rcopcned-the
question now is taking tho shnp0 of how for each
congregation il at liberty to regulate it's own form
of wors.,p. Apart from that, however, it is being
quietly discussed in many circles, whether it is
not possible To mako such changes on the severely
simple Presbyterian f0rm!, I'd to render them rich
or 1iid moro devotional Wo cannot hide from our
selves the fact that society has changed and that
tho long sermons and long prayers aud nmusira
singing Which satisfied our fathers not accepta-
bic now-a days"
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4 VITALITY OF YANKEEs.-A short timo ago Lowell
(Alass) physician published somo statlatics, and
deductions thcrcfron,, which attracted much ntten-
press his argument being to tho effect that tho
natiro population OF Now England is rapidly dying
out, and that the country il destined 10 90 over
whclnlcd with the increasing foreign clements.
Somebody has now gonc oyor this gentloman's
figures and discovered q radical error which en-
tlroly lnynlidates his. theory. Tho statistician
counted foroiguor in his list OF births any
child whose patents, or ono Of them, should have
born abroad whie in tho catalogue OF deaths, all
born abroad Correcting this serious blunder, tho
,igurcs in tho case Of Boston follows: Amor
4o5. Foreign parentago-brths, 8,5S7; deaths,
2,SGS; gnin, 7l9. Unknown parentage- births, 80;
deaths, 42S; loss, 800 SO, instead OF loss Of 502
gain of f405-relatiyelya a creator gain than that
OF tho foreign born population.
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aaIvcston Cotton Statement.
Wiiu1inutori nrnr,,,,

man and market stcady Balea OF 200 bbs az AZ IA o
yirgin "a % for yellow Dip md "a rs for hard por $50
sE3f.s =, dealnea
3 nSaN--liarfnt quiet sales OF 1877 bbis Al I'd, ~
sTnSa e. Gds Cor SSS,1nno Y 2ss tor
fia-ii5 bels changes bands Il Il ss per bbl
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-In tho Memphis Post Of
tho lst, VIC find very important decision rom
dercd in tho United States District Court in that
city. Tho case was that OF Biddle Us. Pillow in
argued, and tho Court sustained the demurrer,
giving .ictondnnt until August rucs to flo now
plea. This caso is interesting one, as it in
wolves tho question OF tho fhiiridua rosponsibili-
yof Confederate officers for nets done under
military, authority during tho war. It is an
action brought against Gonoral Gideon J. Pill
low for goods taken by hum whuo in com-
mand of tho Confederate forces i'll Tonnesseo,
during tho war. Tho doiendant's ploa, filed by
OF tho war, the cSiRoncio3 and nocessitios OF tho
oaso, and was ploa Of confession and avoidance
or justification. Tho court held that the plea WAS
BAD and said that tho facts OF tho case and juHti-
cation might be shown under tho general issue.
Both counsel in tho case, viz: Col. McRao for
defendant. expressed thoir convictions that tho
case would go to tho Supreme Court Of the United
States, n -LLE- n 49,
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DRUGS, GHEMIi AIS, ETC.
TENPUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN ANNUM.
RODRIGUE'S
PUhNONIC elixir SPECIFIC.

IIoR TIE cIiRE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS n THE
II CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY u BREATH.
INd. BRONCiIriiS, ChTAItlli A%rii:;A, COUGHS
HEMORktlhGE. atnl MI affections I'll tin Iaiups.
This great ryISiiycr is Orrcd tu The public, TINT NIL
who will avail them elves oi It's r,inai power ulay be
bcucfittrh.
II omly requires fair trit TO cnnlrm liz invaluable
agency III disiE through cac ,launci OF tho human
organization rsloted vitality, !; l;inviSoraics nnd
burs the Ings Will -nlthful elasticity; restores WARMTH
whirh Is their essential element the sluggish
ecs into activity; heals the affected locs; purics and
cnriccs tho blood; regulates The circulation; induces
FREQ nntl easy respiration. and cxpes, through its admin
lslraton, each nn every roncotan disorder present. in
tho m.laly recognized as Consumption anu hitherto
doomed hopeless aud inc,Irablr.
This compound IL perfectly Rafr possessing neither
narcotic cInec properties, which unfortunately
uwayB employed essentials i'll every preparation for
Cough LunI. aNccipn-a mistake wlic too of eli In
Its Irritating and debating consequences only
duccs 10 much general arrangement of tho system. de-
sroyin appetite nt creating Injurious
ctencnt, augmcnting suffering with frequent fatal
suits
Under tho influence OF lhis approved and invaluab,
Specific tho most distressing Cough yields diicuity I'm
breathing nnh Ians AMI shsilo, hcnoITngc
is arrested ni,a health AMI strength rr-eslnblised
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE sl.25.
SOLD by tho Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS. aud the principal Druggists.
April d? ly