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The Washington Correspondent of the
New York Tribune says: ~
5iI "The Tobacco Tax is still under cOnsid-
neration in the Ways and Means Committee,
q and, in consequence of the many conflicting
. interests, the members find great difficulty
in arriving ut any conclusion A large num-
, Der are in favor of taxing the raw material,
andagain others want the taxes to fall sole
} ly on the manufactured article. There are
% diverse opinions on the question of the duty
on imported tobacco SOME consider that
the present rate Is too high. and that il af-
toreis too much protection to the.domestic
manufactures. The Committee, however
will not act in this matter until they have
obtained the views of the various interests,
and heard the suggestions of inspectors and
collectors. n They will also consult with the
Secretary ofthe Treasury on the matter" :. !
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Sheriff of Wake Comfy.

We learn that Gen. Canby has appointed
Rufus X. Fcrrell, Esq, Sheriff of Wake
County, in place Of D. H. Ray, ESQ, re-
singned. =,
MIR. Ferrell is loyal man, and well quail
ifed for the office ia1li
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~ We learn that T. Dula was convicted of
the mardef Of LadraF Foster, -atthe term af
the Superior Court held at Statesville last
week, but appealed to the Supreme Couii.
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q Why is it that the Wilmington Journal
would injure, by faint commendation, the
proposition to aid the, Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad afsinot that Road Of
the utmost Importance to Wilmington, anG
to long and wide belt Of the State that
would pour its products into that City?
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Tie Tobacco Tax.

n These are cruel "Tinses."
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J. IA RARE THINa FOR A. RAILROAD CoMPA-
my. Tile Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
IA during the recent snow STERN set a good ex-
:lmple. Travel was suspended for twenty
-four hours. The order Of suspension found
] SOME Of the passengersprovided with scanty
means fol bearing the increased suspense of
delay, and all fell that it was a hardship;
lsbut what was their surprise and pleasure on
io being advised that the company would as
stnne the payment of1the bills of all those
. WHO had Sought shelter of a hotel; |; that re-
q ifreshments would be passed through tile
cars to all who chose to remain there; and
8 that sacii as desired to use the telegraph to
notify their families and friends OF their
qwhereabouts would be at liberty to do so
free OF charge. The cars were kept comfor-
AtaBly ssarih, ahdqailts andolblankets were
furnished to those who decided to remain
in them during the delay. Who shall say
II that allcorporations are without souls? =
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NJ a


Twice already have they indaeed our people
to reject terms Of reconstruction proposed by
{ a maggnanimous governments and they are are
now making third attempt To plunge our
people,into final ruin, to crafty their ambi-
tion and thirst for Office. @olsD ~
,il, S Brothers, you are to meet these leaders
again and overcome them.i With the aid of
afItrue Republicans, keeping even step With
the oi.' noble army oof' Heroes off Amserr-T
iea y yqs can Do it,tYou hay have tie pow
ler, in your own hands, and need onlyIto
put it forth Cultivate the mostfriendly re
lations with ali loyal organizations, and
with all true Republicans, whether they be-
long to our Councils or not. Remember
your holy pledges, land redeem them, by eff
forts as intrepid and indefatigable as were
those by which, on . thousand battlc.felds,
cur nation was preserved in its integrity
against the armed assaults of itreason.-
With Union to- ofinspire us, and with Tagilanes
guarding every aven'ie by which traitors
--eAS b .f..I tGl L-4Ef .f|ftfe.f ~,
would approach to assail US and with de
atermined purpose to use the power we pos
sess for God, our country and mankind
VICTORY is certain The Union will bt
reconstructed Our beloved State will once
more put on the garments Of prosperity ant
| joy; and our people will be contented arf
happy through the long ages reserved for th'
existence of the government which WASH
INGToN established, and which LINCOLN la
bored and died to preserve. btE s1a '''
fg- 'Fraternally yours, n'.d b2sliqns
"' -l' W. W. HOLDEN, President. sd
sGI BE- JAS. H. HARRIS, 1st Fice Pres
tfrr Hs. A. H. JONES, 3D. Vice Pres. p y
2. C. w. HoRNER, Seey. ' s'l.'raI 'nhi "
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

PHn.ADELPHIA, April %.
The boiler 10 the Pennsylvania Treaty
Rolling Mill, Moss, Leebert / Co., in MARI
boro county, exploded last evening, destroy.
ing the building. John McHill, Frank
Smith and John Davis were killed, four per-
sons were seriously wounded and many others
slightly.
Providence, April %.
The Odd Fellows of Rhode Island cele,
brtted the forty>ninth anniversary Of their
Order yesterday.
WORCESTER, April %.
The whole force of workmen employed in
the extensive rolling mills Of the Washburne
Company struck to,dsy for an advance OF
wages to the rate paid in 1865.
CHICAGO, April 2s
The manufacturers of this city last evening
gave complimentary supper 1t the fremont
House to George w. Allen, Of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Allen was presented with an elegant gold
watch as testimonial to his services In be.
half Of the manufactures Of the Northwest.
ArTicA, April 81.
A horrible tragedy was enacted Saturday
last at Pond Hill, four miles east Of Camden
Village, in this county. About three O clock
little girl eight years old, daughter of
Lew Sanders, was brutaliy outraged shoit
distance from herIfathers house. Her throat
was then cut and her head smashed with
stone or some other blunt implement. Wm.
Henry Casewell has been arrested for com>
mitting the horrible deed. Casewell is said
to be simple fellow, and there is but little
doubt that he is an irresponsible character.
CoTsctL BLrrrs, April %.
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
yesterday celebrated its advent into the Unit
ed States. Lodges from Omaha, Nebraska
City, Sidney, Gienwood, and other places
we're present.
sparkGEELn, H., April %.
The filth annual meeting of the State Dem
tai Society viii beIheld in this city Tuesday,
May 12th.
The Executive Board Of the State Horti,
cultural Society will meet at Quincy on
Thursday next.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
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LATE CARL & DISPATCHES.

Losnos, April 81.
The London Times states that King Theo.
dorus made an attack on the British advance
on the 10th of April when he was repu!seS
having Eve hundred men killed, and be was
subsequently deserted by almost all of the re-
mainder Of his troops. The King then re.
treated inside the fortress Of Magdala, where,
supported by some few devoted followers, he
made desperate resistance to the English,
but finding his cause made hopeless. by the
asaau.t Of General Hapiers stormers, he
committed suicide BY . pistol shot, as the
British approached his last stand point.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRx, April %.
The Hrald's Washington dispatch says
Scho6eids nomination was made with his
consent and approval
The Worlds Washington dispatch says /:
There are rumors Of break ia the Republi,
can line OF Senators, and four are named as
certain to voie against the impeachment. The
friends of the President are more confident
now of his Acauitial.
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MISCELLANEOUS fTEHs.

CHICAGO, April %.
Governor Evans, President Of the Denver
Pacific Railroad, arrived here from Chey-
enne this evening. He yesterday lei the con-
tract for completing the entire line Of road
from Cheyenne to Denver. to an association
of responsible gentlemen. The agreement
has B. been signed By Messsss 9. g sgsan, and
road Company. She entire road is TO be paid
for In the stock Of the Denver Pacific Rail-
hundred thousand dollars to be furnished hy
the Denver Company He says',his insures
the completion Of The road.
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FRO1 THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, April27.
The Tribune special says: Official re-
turns from 6fty-iour counties gives total
majority Of II. 1856 for Bullock, ssainst -,2g4
for Gordon. Bullock being 5,6Oz ahead.
NEw ORLEANS, April q.
The Trilgne, said to be the only daily
paper in the United Sta.es owned and edited
by negroes, and the only one thus conducted
in the South, has suspended for want Of sup
port.
Here the limo failed
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E-A-N-
FIRES.

DtELEIrH, H., April %.
The Bates House, occupied by Nickerson
Bros was entirely consumed BY Gre at three
a. clock this morning The IRE was discov-
cred in the stairs, aud was evidently the work
Of an incendiary. Many Of the inmates
barely escaped with their lives. The value
Of the building was $2,50o; insured for
$500. The furniture was insured for So .OOO
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"E HAVE the largest and best assort
w mspt Of custom made farnitnse ever offered ia
the city oil Of which be Of the
terist and workmsoship.
Our prices are lower than any ether hcuse In ths
tra1s-Caeeinnsh prices, With Of sportattu
add-d
Dssiers specially invited examine our stock be
fore pnrchssinR elsewhere. APPS dly
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AppOfntmont.

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Petiai~n for Divorce.

MARY T. O'DONNELL will take notice,
WI that on the 26th day of February. A. D.,
1868, john 8. O'Donnell commenced suit
against you. in the District Court for Donphan
County, In the State Of Kansas. charging that
you and he are husband and wife, and praying
for divorce, and that the marriage existing
between you be aonulled. and slledging, as
grounds for eaid divorce, that you have been
guilty Of gross neglect Of duty to AID tow ards
him. ard Of extreme cruelty TO him, ard have
been uilfully absent from him for more than
one year next preceding the commencement of
sid suit. Said suit will stand for trial at the
September term Of said Court for said County
for the year A. d. 1868. You will also take
notice that, on the 18th day Of May. 1868, at
the house Of Clark L. Parker. in Irving
TosDehip, Brown County, State OF Kansas, said
plaintiff will, between the hours Of 8 A. n. and
?. n, Of said day, proceed TO take the depo-
sitisns Of sundry Witnesses. with power 10 sd-
jouru such examination from day to day. Said
dispositions will be read on the trial Of this
cause.
Witness my hand and official seal. at Office,
in Troy, February 26rh. 1868.
FRANK BROWN. Clerk.
February 81, Ie65-7w. Prs fee, $l2.
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Sheriff. Sale.
s H:. q 1E.o s:{ IS.

In the District Court for Doniphaa County
state of Kansas.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that ! WIZ ,:e On
IN the 9Th day Of Nay, A: u; ioco;
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M, ano
O'Clock. P NJ, Of said day. q. .hs Court 81 nSs,e
door, in Troy, Doniphan County. state o. Aan-
Sos, offer fer sale, at public suction, 'of ce:n.
De following DESCRIBED Re-, Re-: ,o s.. "a. 70 Of II. s:
- 80 .ss. nu.rter of section number thirty.
Iso1 ,o.n.hio number two. a. Of range mum
Der twenty lone. tsI 10 Doniph.n County:
Get. Of Kansas. Taken ~ the property Of
EmIey ]. Reed, and offered for sale. " the
bivbest bidder for cash. 70 satisfy Q certain
judgement for costs, against said Emles J. Reed.
nov Of record in the District Court for Doni-
phas County, in the State Of Kansas, In which
Thomas PenJohn vas plaintiff. and Elizabeth
Pettuohn, J. D. Pettyjohu, Emley J. Reed,
and DAVID Starr. we're defendants.
Given under ny hand, this 6th day Of April.
A. D. 1868.
B. 8. CAMPBELt,
:, Sheriff of Doniphan Couoty.
April 3. 1885,. Prs fee. 50.
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Sheriff. Sale.
SsaIa :. N Con- ns1. IS.

State OF Kansas, g
DoRiphan Comfy,
In the District Court for D0niphan County
State Of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will. on the
~ 18th day Of April, A. D. 1868. beta cen
the hours of ten (l0) O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
~ O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, At the door Of
the Court House. in Troy. Doniphan County
State of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auc
ton, for cash. the following described real es-
tate, to Wit: Fity-seven $50 acres of of the
north part Of the south east quarter of section
number thirty, 1907 township number two. (2)
Of range twenty, (20) in DonIphan County
State Of Kansas; offered for sale. AS the prop
erty of Virginia Bell Wilson and William Will
son, minor heirs OF Elizabeth Wilson, to satisfy
Q certain fee bill, now Of record, in the District
Court for Doniphan County, Safe of Kansas,
wherein Martha Jane Wyatt is plaintiff, and
Susan Demmitt. Virginia Bell Wilson and
William Wilson are defendants.
Given under my hand, tins 23d day of March,
A. d. 1868.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County.
March IS, ls6S-5w. Prs fee, 49,
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Administrators Sale.

PY virtue Of the authority invested in me
- by Law, as Administrator Of the Estate Of
David Gooch, deceased, will offer for sale,
to the highest bidder. at the Court House door,
10 Troy. Kansas, on Mon ay. the first day OF
June, 1868. the following real estate, TO Wit:
The south east fourth Of the south west quar-
ter Of section one, ~ township two, ~ range
nineteen, (I9). Said land has in cultivation
about thirty Eve acres, with frame house and
good well Of water. Terms, Cash
JAMES E. MARTIN,
April 30, ls6s-td. Administrator.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the May
~ meeting of the Bnard of County Commits
sioners of Doniphan County, A. D. 1868. pc.
tition will be presented to said Board, asking
to have changed SO much If the ST Joseph
and Marysville Road as runs from Mosqueto
Greek to the west line of Centre Tos nship
and establish the same as follows: Commenc.
ing at the north west corner of the north east
quarter OF section MI ereen, town three. range
twenty lone, thence est on the section line
two miles and a half, TO the west line of Cen
tire Township.
Dated Toy, April 6, 1868.
WILLIAM LAW,
II C. WYKERT,
April 9-4s. CYRUS LELAND.
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PeAUfSs
PRAIRIE NURSERY.
A GOOD stock Of superior FLOWER and
IA VEGETABLE PLANTS. in their prop
e. season.
Sweet Potato Plants,
By the dozen, hundred, thousand, OF hundred
thousand.
BLACKBERRIES.
RAsPBERRIEs,
STRAWBERRIES. and
GRAPE VINES,
or the rest varieties.
PIONEERING SHRUBS.
Cydonia JAponica. (tapan Ounce,
PhIladelphus. 8, ringi.s.) assorted varieties.
D~utzias.
Spireas,
have other varieties, that should be in ev-
cry collection.
The following are among the finest sorts for
general cultivation, and are selected for their
hardness, beauty Of bloom, and other good
CLIMBING ROSES.
Grevilie, Baltimore Belle.
Mrs. Hovey, Prairie Queen,
Russell's Cottsge.
HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES.
Triumph DeAmiens, Triumph Of Besnty,
Refine Des vioiettes, Plus TX,
Ludoyic Letaud, Joasiue Hanett,
Paenie, Enfant De Mt. Carmel,
Rosealba, Palais DeCristal,
B,ronne Provost, Queen Victoria,
MARQUIS De Bocella, Madam Trotter,
La Rene, Augusta Me,
Oderic Vital, Reynolds,
Adam Paul, Duchess of Sutherland,
Stanwen, Louis Leclerc Thouin,
Souvenier De Compile Cavour,
Prince Camille DeRohan.
MOSS ROSES.
Princess Adelaide, Zerbine.
VIM. Lobb, Capt. Ingraham,
Robert Salet, Perpetual Moss)
Z. SNYDER, Highland, Kansas.
April 9. 1868.
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AGENTS.

ALRLRr q. EIcBAsbs,N. Corner 81 SassAu anA
E Beekran S reefs. New York.
J. 3. WILLIAMS. 81 Chestnut Street. st. Loais,
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MILL MACHINERY
FOB sAIsH!

TAYLOR L ORTONS, having built new
Saw Mill throughout, nov offer their old
Machinery for sale, consisting of Engine. Boil
er. Main SHAFT, Fly Wheel, Bull Wheel. Car
riage, Head Blocks. Saws, and everything for
. complete Ssw Mill, which they will sell (all
70 one lot, or in separate portions) for one.
third its SEXUAL present valGe, for Cash. Said
Machinery 10 in the very best repair, and shout
a. good a. neu-in fact, Improvements have
been put upon portions Of it, making it much
better than when 6rst manufactured. Any
person wishing 10 purchase such Machinery,
VAL do veil to call and examine.
TAYLOR Z ORTONS.
White Cloud. Feb. 6, lP6S-tf.
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FOR SALE.

nNE Portable second hand Circular Saw.
~ Mill. twelve horse power, in good running
order. raws. belts. and whole rig complete. for
-Four Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars. In.
qaire at Nicholas Osrnberger's, one mile east
OF Corby's Mill on the One Hundred and Two
six miles east of st. Joseph. Mo.
March l9-2m. N. OSENBERGEk.
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