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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1868-04-15
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

- A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effort
Of youthful indiscretion, WILL for the sake of suf
fcring humanity send free to all who need 1t, the
receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
M JOHN B. OGDEN, s.a
No. AZ Cedar st., New York.
October 80, 1867. 4S-1y.
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The Charlotte Bulletin announces that
W. P. Bynun,'s name was used on the Re-
publican ticket without any authority from
him. We therefore advise our Republican
friends in that Judicial District to cast their
votes for w. B. DUcKwoRTH, of Ruther-
ford, for Solicitor, his name having been
put forward by citizens of Polk, Ruther-
ford ana Cleveland. Mr.. Duckworth is
good Republican, and will make an ex-
cellent officer.
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OFFICIAL,
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 10, 1865.

CHARLEsTON, 5. G., April 10, IS6S.
GENERAL ORDERS, fif
NO. G5. ti
With view to give all duly registered voters
the full and unrestricted privilege of exercising
the elective franchise at the approaching cleo
tions in the States Of North. Carolina and South
Carolina, it is hereby ordered, that the sessions
of all State Courts appointed to be held in each
of the States aforesaid, shall be suspended dur
ing the periods hereinafter mentioned, namely:
In Nor:h- Carolina, during the election COM
mencing on Tuesday, the 2lst day of april, 1868,
and ending on Thursday, the 23d day of April,
1865 '..It.. ...r...'. '.I.-. > I
In South Carolina, during the election COM
mencing on Tuesday, the 14th day of April, 1868,
and ending on Thursday, the 10th day of April,
1868.
By Command of Byt. Maj Gen. ED. R. s. CANDY !:
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
r. Aidede- Cdmp, a. 4. A. G..
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Thomas S. Ashe, the Rebel candidate for
Governor, voted in the Rebel Congress to
tax, tithe, conscript and ruin the white peo-
pie of this State. Remember this when you
go to vote He also voted for the TWENTY
NEGRO LAW, which screened the rich
man from battle, while the poor were put in
to die to uphold slavery. Remember this
when you 90 to vote.
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A friend writing from McLeansvllle, Gull.
ford County, says, put down this County for
at least five hundred majority for the Con-
stitution and for the ticket.
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We are in receipt of cheering letters from
Clay, Cherokee, Haywood and Macon. The
County candidates are in the field and at
work. We gather from all cur correspon-
dencc that the Republican majority on the
other side of the Ridge will be the most
sweeping ever poled in that region.
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There is no truth in the statements of the
Rebel press that members of the League are
leaving it. If this were so, the fact would
be known to the President of the Order
No reports of the kind have been made to
him. The Rebel leaders got the people in
to war by lying, and they are still keeping
up strife and dlsumon by lying.
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From the Greensboro Times.
A WEAK TICKET,

The following extract, from private let
ter found in this place, will tell simple
fact, which we had no idea would be admit
ted by the party -... .......
GREENSBORO, N. c.,
April 3rd. 1868.
Gov. HOLDEN: Dear Sr:-I am unable
to come down and see you tonight, as am
very weak, having spoken to-day, and being
very i'll. would not wonder
if it should be necessary for me to do some
work here in Guilford Our ticket here is a.
VERY WEAK ONE, and the rebs are
doing their biggest
3 4 4
A. w. TOURGEE." 70
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EDGECoMBE.-A well-informcd friend
writes from Edgecombe that the Republican
majority in that County will mot be less
than fifteen hundred.
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REGIsTRATIoN.-All the information we
get is to the effect that the Republicans have
gained by the new registration OF voters
Push on the column!
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Glorious Old Randolph !...Gen. Dock
l5la7 cry In the Field!
Eytra ct frnm q lpttar IN tho Editoro Iotal t


AsHBoRoUGH, April 10, 1868.
seen. Alfred Dockery addressed our citi-
zens yesterday, at Ashboro' Considering
the pretty day for planting and the County
candidates being out, we had very good
turn out. never saw any man more atten-
lively listened to than to the General. He
spoke abont one hour and half and every
word was in its right place, and seemed TO
take the deepest effect on his hearers He
assailed no one, but merely showed in plain
and eloquent style that the good old seces-
sion friends were going wrong an,. trying to
lead all others. I would that we had the
State full of such Dockerys. l think there
were few of his hearers in doubt when he
commenced, but when he closed all were
convinced. He is going to be at Motifs
Mills to-day, and will shake the hills with
his eloquence and influence there. Our
County candidates will he there. You need
have no doubts or fears of Randolph. She
will show ON the days of election that her
Republican strength has increased"
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CARTERET-A friend, writing from Car
teret County, says: We are gaining every
day here"
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Seventh Judicial Dist

Seventh Judicial District.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w J. r. Bulla, as candidate for Solicitor
of the seventh Judicial District.
March 81, 1868. 1S1.-te.
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DREADFUL DILEMl
CHRISTADORO,S HAIR DYE

were stricken off the roll of toilet luxuries. No
danger of that, however. 1t is not for day,
but for all time. Manufactured by j.
CRISTADORO, 6S Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold by all Druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers.
March II, 1868. 1l9-tw&w1m.
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FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF r.
~ .. 3 a rGt.at .'
JAY COOKE & co.
No. 20 WALL STREET 'H
Corner Of Nassau Street, NEW YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current
prices, and keep on hand full supply of GOV.
EMINENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN
THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. l a'
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues OF SEvEN.THIR-
TIES at the most favorable market rates into
FIvE-TwENTIEs, which. at present price of gold,
yield the holder about one per cent more inter-
est per annum. Circulars with full particulars
furnished upon application. 7b1 i'l H'i-ar
JAY COOKE & CO. u
May 9. 1867. 20-tw&w1y. n
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Second Judicial Circuit.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Joseph J. Martin, ESQ.,, as a canli-
date for Solicitor for the 2nd Judicial Circuit
March 5, 1863 110-te.
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Sixth judicial District.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w William r. Cox as a Candidate for
Solicitor of this (the 6th) Judicial District.
Raleigh March %, 1868. 129-te.
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Fifth Judicial District

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w NeiIl Mckay, ESD, as a Candidate
for Solicitor for the 5th Judicial Circuit.
March 9, 1868. 113-te.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

A. PANIC
would paralize the world of fashion If it were
PROCLAIMED EVERYWHERE
that henccforth no lady or gentleman could
change the color of their hair with salty. Yet
such would be the
DREADFUL DILEMMA
of both sexes, if that genial, balsamic poisoncss,
and peerless preparation,
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NOTICES..

Grand Republican Barbecue in Old
Orange!
The Republicans OF Orange County will! have
grand Barbecue on Monday, the Goth inst, at
Strayhorn Turnout. Plenty to eat and good
speakers. Turn out and devote one day to your
country, and we will succeed. 143-td.
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Cheering News Z, 2

From all parts Of the State we are receiv-
ing the most cheering news for the loyal
cause Our speakers, including such men
as Dick, Abbott, Heaton, Settle, Pool, Rod
man, French, A. H. Jones, E. W. Jones, Laf-
lin, Deweese, Littlefeld, Alfred Dockery, O.
Fl. Dockery, Thomas, Russell, Sweet, Carrow,
Brogden, Sherard, Grissom, Lassiter, Win
steal, W. A. Smith, Joyce. the Barringers,
rStarbuck, Tourgee, Cowles, Henderson, Cald-
we'll, Henry, Hood, Mann, Galloway, Harris,
MADISON, Hayes, Byrnes, Adams, Peck, Wynne,
OHara, Coleman, jenkins, Ashley, Watts,
Logan, Cannon, Moring, A. R. Mcdonald, W.
b. Richardson, Harrington, Forkner, Blair,
and many Others, arc most industriousy en-
gagged, addressing the people inevery part of
the State. Though the falsehoods of the op-
position are as numerous as the san'ls on the
sea-shore, and their appeals to the epassions
of the people never before excelled in bitter.
ness and meanness, yet the great body of
the Republicans are standing like rocks for
their country. There is no finching any
where in the face of these falshoods and
these appeals mingled with threats, though
in addition thereto we have in this contest
to carry the whole weight of the Rebel State
organization on our backs. The colored
people are unit Nothing moves them
from their devotion to the ticket. Wecount
on a Arye sohite cote. We shall be certain to
get it. The people are determined to go
back to the Union. There are thousands of
| Conservatives and middle or peace men, pho
aoM not cote. They are not quite persuaded
to be Republicans, but they fear the conse-
quences as thoughtful men of voting against
the Union. We tell our friends at dis
tance to be of good cheer. The Republican
cause is safe. WE SHALL CARRY THE
STATE BY AN OVERWHELMING MA
JORITY. @
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Markets..

Baltimore, April 13.-Cotton firm. s.. b.
Neao- York, April 13.-Cotton shade firm
er at S1@311. Turpentine 62a Rosin,
1856. Stocks active. Gold 3St. Exchange
734.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-20
By Telegraph.
aEpoRrrD roa TIE DAILY Argus.
Nrw ByDropn Nasa An,;I ,,

New BEDFoRD, Mass, April 20.-Three
burglars were discovered in Fair Haven Ma
tional Bank, Saturday evening, who escaped
from window on the clerks entering.
Three suspicious characters have been ar.
rested who, doubtless, are the culprits.
A. c. Thrope, musician, committed sui.
eide here last night.
WORCESTER, Mass, April 20.-Flamine,
'he frenchman who was assaulted in Web
ster, on Wednesday night by his wife and
her Paramour, died last night.
The wife Of d. Prince, in Dudley, Mass
committed snicide last night.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Dispstchss from
official and unofficial sources received here
show that che republicans have elected tbei,
guberDatorial legislative and Congressional
ticket in Leuisiaua and South Carolina. IN
New Orleans, however, the democrats cleo
their city ticket. =
1t is expected that all the evidence in tn,
impeachment trial on both sides will be il
to. day, and that the arguments in the cas-
will commence on Tuesday. Judge Bling
ham, who closes the case, does not expect I
! speak until Monday of next week.
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tion Of those candidates best suited TO the posi-
lions and most likely to be elected at the polls.
T. LYLE DIcEEY,
#. KALEs.
THos. HoYNE,
% W. II, GILMAN,
a JoHs MYERS.
Mr.. Roberts, of Tazwell, emoved to lay the
substitute on the table, and the ayes and
noes being called for resulted in laying the
substitute on the table by 1923 ayes to lS5
noes. asasss
The announcement of the vote was receiv
ed with the most vociferous and long.
tinued cheers.
The vote by counties was as follows:
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CORRECTED PROCEEDINGS.

The proceedings of our state convention,
published last week, especially the resolu-
tons, having been sent over the telegraph
wires, were, as might be expected, full of
omissions and errors. The proceedings as
now published, copied from the State Regis
ter, are believed to be correct.
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MIR. Hickox, of Sangamou, offered the
following resolution
Rcsotred, That each standing or business com
lnittee shall consist of thirteen members, one
from each congressional district, to be appointed
by the delegates from such district respectively
the committee on resolutions excepted.
On motion the resolution was laid on the
table
Mr.. Evans, Of LaSalle. offered the follow.
ing resolution, which, after being read, was
referred TO the committee on resolutions:
Resotred, That, this convention is opposed to
the system pursued at the state penitentiary, by
which the labor of the convict is brought into in
furious competition with the products of honest
labor and require that the evil complained of be
removed at the next session Of the legislature.
COMMITTEE ON ELECTORS AND DELEGATES TO
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Mr.. Cloudy, of Cook, moved that con.
mittee, TO consist of one from each congress.
sional district, TO be appointed By
the district delegations, and three
from the state ut large, to be appointed
by the chair, be raised to select delegates to
the national democratic convention, and to
report the names of state electors
Mr.. Greene, of Alexander, offered the fol-
lowing substitute z 1
ResoIved. That each district delegation report
to the chairman the name of q delegate to be
placed On G committee, which shall report to the
convention the names of two delegates to the ma
tional convention, and one elector for each dis
trict; also six delegates and three electors
for the state at large.
Mr.. Cloudy accepted the substitute and the
convention adopted the resolution substi-
tuted.
The convention thereupon named the fol-
lowing eurb
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

After some further discussion, the various
advocates OF non-instruetion withdrew their
opposition to the final resolution. aud the
resolutions, as whole, as read, were adopt
ed unanimously. "a 80 1888 - a@i
,s Concluded tomorrow
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Wanted

sgHET Vented. s0g R1rTr0
A few day -boarders at Mrs. Pierce,s
Boarding House, east corner of Buffalo and
Orleans streets. d6.
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credentials, was approved and the commit
tee discharged
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION.
Hon. J.. @. Robinson, chairman of the commit
Toe a permanent Organization, reported the fol-
lowing list Of officers:
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COMMITTEE TO NOMINATE STATE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. b. S. Prettyman moved that COM
mittee be appointed to select democratic
central state committee-adopted-a on
the call.of the convention by districts, the
following were appointed the committee to
nominate a state committee "a
Ist TDisf-D A. Gare Of Cook
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Democratic State Nominations

he s@g -o
For Governor,
JOHN r. EDEN, of Moultrie Co.
.rsa - For Lieutenant Governor,
WIN. VAN EPPS, of Lee Co.
For Secretary of State,
GUS. VAN HOORBEKE, of Clinton Co.
For State Treasurer,
JESSE j. PHILLIPS, Of Montgomery Co
For State Auditor,
JOHN R. SHANNON, of Randolph Co.
seS Fer Attorney General,
ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, of Mclean Co.
For Representative in Congress- at Large
WV. O'BRIEN, of Peoria County.
gsss For peni.entiary Commissioners,
JOHN W. CONNETT, of Cook Co.
W. M. GARRARD, of Edgar Co.
CALNEH FARLEY, of Will Co.
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FOR SALE,
FOR RENT.
MONEY LOST.-s2O REWARD,

I 0ST, ON SUNDAY, a wallet containin 2 abou,
IL S235 or $40 in money-among il a one
hundred dollar bill, two fifties, balance in fves.
The wallet was dark leather with rubber band.
IL must have been lost between corner of Orleans
and Arsenal streets, Rock Island, and ST. An
thongs church, in Dsvenport-perhaps on the
ferry boat. The finder viii receive $40 reward
on returning it to to Father McElherne,
Rock Island.
MRS. MULVANEY,
Corner Arsenal and Orleans Sta,
spr206wlw. Rock Island
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Mr.. Hickox's resolution was then adopted
and on motion of Hon. T. Lyle Dickey, the
congressional districts we're then called by
numbers, for the purpose of appointing a
committee on permanent organization.
The following gentlemen were appointed
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Resolred, That the nation is deeply indebted
to the soldiers and sailors who CALAMITY defend
ed Il in the late war of the rebellion, and that the
memory of those who persisted IN the conflict
should and viii be held in grateful remembrance,
and their widow and chi ldren should be tendery
car red for by the nation that those who returned
and are in our midst we congratulate and tender
than the assurance of our honor and regard, ana
trust that they viii aid us in perpetuating the
liberties and the constitution Of the country they
periled their hvee to save.
Resolved, That, recognizing the doctrine that
allegiance is alienable, our national government
should protect American citizens abroad, " hetner
native or foreign born, and any outrage commit-
ted on the person OF an American citizen by
foreign governments, should be resisted ct every
cost and at all hazards. As -.
Resolped, That, in the opinion Of the democ-
racy of Illinois, We find in the political life and
character of Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton, Of ohio,the
best of his entire accord with the prin-
ciples we have here declared; and recognizing IN
him the possessor Of every quality sitting fer
that station, we do declare him TO be the choice
of the democracy of this state for President of
the United States, and do instruct the delegates
from this state to the national convention TO vote
as unit, end 10 use all honorable means In their
power to secure his nomination by that body for
that position. "as
Hon. T. Lyle Dickey, on behalf of FIVE
members of the committee on resolutions,
made the following minority report:
The undersigned, members of the committee
on resolutions, not concurring with the majority
Of the committee touching the propriety Of in
structing our delegates to support the Hon: Geo.
H. Pendleton No q candidate for president report
the following substitute: - ,t-o
7 Resoired, That our delegates to the National
Convention are hereby Instructed 10 insist upon
the policy of paying $40 bonds in tbs lawfai
money Of the country, sas part Of our nafionad
platform and, while We recognise IN the a on
N "a ri 80 AM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

In III District Court 18th. ualted States for the Ds
srs1t offo~a In Baakrae.ey. In ths matter OF Ft-d-
afick IL Gum and sanaai Gass. tsnxrupss, al kso
kas in SAID district, the lsta day OF May. A. D.
isss n .. A. Dfsyyie, OF tosa.
n sHft give Iottce thai petition hes bssn to-
Wit. on the 4sth tas Of Nay, A, isss afsd in
said District Court BIZ ftdr tck Gprn Of Ice county
Iowa. Ia aid D.sre,. std Samuel Gates OF Hancock
County, III. who hess been ber.totors siriy declared
txnkrnyts un3sr tn. Of Cen entitled AE
establish untrA stem eftsHks u the
United states approved Asrch 3D. 1861 for dischsrs
AMI cAracste thereof from all thar debts and other
csus prcrabe nnifr sai srt and that III. 18th day
June 1858, NJ ~ o. ineh .. m, II tbs tme ~
xn%d the hearing 81 ths h~sors said court In
the city Of Kseknk Les Ooants Iowa IN aid District
AID where all credit 81 ssii hsphrupts ard
persons Ia interest attend and ,hox say
thsy have. why Tho cf add petition shona
be grated. And further ns:es IL here'y given that
The second ant third mssiing she creditors Of said
bsntrr PTS required The 9Th and ash sacsors Of
said At viii b~ hold hfre Inho Hruc- H zist. 10
Rsrkrrptey ~ his oase No Estes Hsu-e In the
atty of krcAsk, lee cnnsy lows, the 18th dsy Of
Jane, A. D. lsaS. ~ 10 o'clock.
Il. z. LOVE Cletk.
q. District Court.
msyH-3sfxts By FEAsx Altrs, bepnty.
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st. Louis & QaIncy Packet Co.

TOM JAsP1R.- The fine steamer Tom
Jssnsr will leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Mon
day ut 8 A. M and Thursday at o'clock q, m.
naOLLIH nQePIK0, every Tuesday and
Friday, at 8 o'clock .. N. Meals and State
rooms free.
Fxre from Keokuk to st. Louis, $780, Through
hills of iading given for freight to all stations on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river conveyed to the Agsn,
at Keokui will be attended to without delay, spd
free Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal 4 St Joseph Railroad, and both
branches of the Pacific Railroad. Once corner
Biondeau and Levee, Stafford building.
S. NJ. ARCHER, Agent, keokuk.
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Arrivals and Dspartarssoft Ito nails
cIeslzss.
ArnraIs and pspaz,uls Il Essknk Rlikssa'

Ron R0Y, Arrives on Sunday ana Innfs-
day, st o'clock p. M ana Depaf'' o. Aussu.y
and Friday, ct o'clock .. N.
AMY yoH6g0U, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday. At o'clock P. IA, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, st y. N.
J.H JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at 8 p. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at a. M.
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Notice in ElanLrnpicE.

Tubs IL TO rive notice that On the 9oh day Of My
i A. d fade . warrant IN s.ahrapkey Issued
assnt tie u James Sfsbsf Hnriagsea, nss
sn~s O. unity anA iosa. no has esen sfutg
si h~atrspt hi. pgtsioo- That tbs pay
Of defse aHd DELIVERY 81 sny property h~ios
Ing 10 sneh BANKRUPT 10 him ier bis and the
~ ans property By ht 10 fcrtit6sn by Iaw
Thai nsssisg IL tbs eetyrf OF the tsia bankrupt 10
prove th.ir dents ! esoaa- sssis
81 his Will BE- hia 1T te Court Of Bankfnpty
b. holden n room sin Estes House. tbs afes Of
the Register Bankruptcy, the cit. Of K@.knh
Iowa before Joha iituee, Register the 10th daT
July l. d, 1868, 81 10 e'elesk .. M.
q. W. CLARK, ism,
MAY 3o-svsst HsH ErIros Deputy.
Tracy q Newman. Atty's for Petitioner.
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TIE Fourteenth Street Mission Sabbath
schoolto passage on the Eagle yesterday
morning, went to Warsaw, and spent the
day in tbs grove near that place. The parry
was small one, but they all had q pleasant
time. The Congregational School viii go "a
the same place to-day.
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NOTICE in ssanLrup,cy.

fktHlS is 10 ai*e notice that on the LIST day
j tube. 4 D 1879 wavFssf in .snkrepssy g.
sa.d sisst the estste a jsecb WAIKIKI. 81 WISH
lasf9a ta4nhi2. he * anfy, ss5 rfas ~ loss
whs f.s bs~s arsassd tsnsYupl - LIS esr E<stias.
fAat the psymess ~ a1y eseh AHA ssit,~y Of asy
neoprrsy sssssesee ueh Aankrwes. kts br Ne
asa the n.asf-f u rny ,sffs ey htm 10 hstsf
asn by Las That nssrtnx OF the cssdisots 81 tbs
saa t krrps 10 prove tksfr dbts sad % ooss go
Of sf. est~ts si be hssd II h- Curt
~ Bs fter, 20 hstsss 80 k~f@s House.
care The ta ssr krr pscy la tbs city es
Keukct. fuw tnkn Hrnee II gisasr. tbs xth
dsy et sniy A, b. tBs =, 20 s'cipka "a.
O. W CLARK E.e.M.
D Prlses. Deputy.
~ srrre.rT. Attoxpsyfsr Petitioner.
tu~es a.