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telegraph Connections.

Tho Great Western Telegraph Company is un>
der contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from New FORK to hicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to Kcokuk, ito
which point il will be finished in few ueeks,l ON
its way to California. We occupy the ofhce at
Chicago with the Atlantic and Paeic, and receive
esch Others messages and forwardthe same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in New
York with al the competing lines that arc now
doing business 1t the principal IN intsrvsnins
points in rHIRTEEs SrArEs, and their lines being
daily extended. The dominion line (oppositionl
Of Canada is now being built TO all tho Lake
Hntario and the ST. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing Ogdenshurg, New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville ana o.
Louis TO New Orleans, afording a connection Tor
the treat Western in that direction IN fheff,
the North and South. aud the Middle States are
At work on competing lines, and 1t noeds but the
construction of new lines in the States asoye
named 10 complete the circle Of the most bus
ness portion Of The gn.ea.
j. SNOW, SECRETARY.
of;ce, Nc. lsl Randelph-st,, sherm.n Hssss
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agsnt.ior the::company
tuns ls-dA1Bmo ~
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Gt-OR SALE.-10 It. ". side lot 10, and 10
H. side lot II and rs II ends Of lots > and
s. all in Block 1855 the north side Of Main, between
10 and lfth streets Also, the undivided half OF % r..
the north side of Johnson adjoining the brick
store now occupied by Aldsrman Dsughsrty q Gro
Gerry store All the aboys property Will be sold very
cheap applied fer Title perfect. Enquire OF
H. B. TIN EiCK
auyfs Cor 4th and Main Rt.. x, okuk.
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stolen.

STOLEN from the undersigned At la Prai-
rie, Adams County. li.ineis. the night os the
22n1 Of August, lS6s light Day Borse black mare
aud TAIL l6l banda high, rough made In comnoa ordsr,
on each shoulder Also. saddle, birdie and marlin
xaios Alolea With the horse
liberal will be given for the recovery OF the
horse and the apprehension Of tbe thief
aIg25 1a T. 3 BENNETT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO Lot Owners.

Notice to Lot Owners.
4 T a meeting of the City Council Of the
II the City Of Keokuk, held Aug. ~, A. D. 1865 the
soliowing Resolution adopted
R,sotra That the OF Lots l. 2, 3, i, and 8,
8los 120, fronting Tnea street, be- directed 10
have Plank Walk fye feet wide made in front u their
respective Lots by the 5th day d stptem. the
par to be laid the same to be done ia
co dance with the Ordinances Of the City.
certify the above be copy Of Resolution passed
by the City Council of the City Of Keoknk.
Given under my hand aud the Sea! of said City
SEAL. this q tn day of August, A 1868
i. E.NELCUMAN
Clerk Of The Council Of the CITY Of Keokuk,
auqoo ~
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For Sale.
An ACRES OF LAND--near Pennington, Iowa.
~ Eight Dollars per Acre.
DNsIRARLE RssIDENCE on High street. botwes-
IA Fifth and Hxth atreets, door kart from the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. frame Hence, nth six
and good Cellar iuil lot with good stablr Fruit Trees
Cistern. &c Title good Enquire Of
sprith-dly WIN FuLTnr. ~ Msin street
a VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
"a two lots, In good repair, west side Of 0rsnd
Avenue, between 9Th and 9Th lfetts.
Apply to WIN FULTON,
maya ~ Maiu H.
ors and 8, Block II, Of I'd asd Oopeei,
ellV,
Also parb Of Lots and 2, In block 1s7, corner
Concert and Ninth streets, which 10 very dssirs
two story brick dweIling.
Also Lots p and I, In block 1870 corner OF Opn-
cert and Eighth
All for sale u very moesrAss figures. Enquire Of
VIM FULTON,
mas 81 Main etrest.
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For Sale.

For SAFE.
OTIS 4, 5, s, Block %, Reeves, Perry &
- H,liam. Addition to Keakuk, carrcr Of 18th and
nr leans. Title good Price <45o.
Inquite of
S. FL. JOHNSTON,
julys-ts 3th and Main Straef
NEW MAPLE SYUkP for sale at
1VAprG COX FRvIN'R
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THE CAPITAL STACK

rs Three Million of Dollars; divided into shares
Of s25 each. When $40 is paid on each share, a
certificate Of stock for $25 will be issued, and no
further assessments to be made. We expect to he
able to pay earned dividends of interest on the
latter amount as soon as the lines are completed.
InstalIments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, viii be caied Tor by the
Directors. as the erection of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock is distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability af-
49,. ~. STOCK is paid fnY.
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noorx sHOEx-RErAIL.

Da ayid Lowry Second street.
/. W W4stcott ......... Main street--near Fourth.
W.bster Bros SO Main street.
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pROSP ECTU US

This Company is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and uilllocate Offices .t oil points whsrs the re-
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the Associa
ton. 1t ia organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress-. The shares put At 4
low sum, in order TO induce ALL classes TO become
stockholders, and thereby insure its success by
.ayorin- .Ac Company with their business and
influence. We desire shareholders to be CON-
posed Of every business, vocation and calling,
The stock viii be apportioned, according to pop
ulation, to tn. cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterpriiing man
in these States viii second endeavors Our
extensive correspondence inthe States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic for
4 competing line andc.eaper prices. They SHALL
A =
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DIRECTORS.
ELISHA s. wAbswoRTH
Chicago.
NATHAN NEARs,
Near. hates 4 Co.. chicssAi
SAMUEL HALE,
Hal. Aver I Co., Chicago.
John v. Psrwell L Co., Ch'saro,
Va ruHrIN.
VA Turpin 4 Co., Chicago
DAVID aAGs,
JOHN HAIsEs,
PIes't Garden City In. Co., Chicago.
J LOMBARD,
Pr-st Fif,h National Bark chicsxo.
pRaRAY.
Gray Phelps Co. Chicago.
BFcuLvkR
Culver 4 Co Chicago.
FBGARpNsa
Gardner 4 Co. Chicago
David hreiEh 4 Co lineage.
NKFAIRBANK.
Faitbank, Peck 4 Co, Chicago.
! SNOW,
Fec. O. ". Tel. COMFY.
GEORGE M GRAY
Gen w..s'n Az. NJ. q. 4 r..s, B. R. Line: chie-s,
MD GILMAN,
Chicago.
RoBERT MeCHEsSEr
Chicago
FRANCIS sHEtMAs.
Chicago
JosEPHM DAKE,
Chicago.
c II BECKWlTH,
Chicago.
A ? DWIGHT,
Corey 4 Dwight, cheage.l
JAMEsP FoGG,
Up Fogg. Son 4 Co, Chicago
LIP RANGER,
Joliet. nj.
EW HUDSON
Detroit Mich
BF ALLEN,
Barker, Des Noipss. Iowa
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M VJ&IC.

MRS. A, c. BURR, corner OF Fifth and
Az Fulton stfeets--a most snceessfal Teacher of
twenty Years expsrence-~iiI receive a few Pu-
pills In Music. French, and Drawing
aug21-d1m
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
All. Armitase Co......cof Ninth Johnson
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BOOKS Z sTATlOHERY

SAG FACTORY.
...............lt6 Main stree
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ROOK.DIHDER.
n Pearce L son 49,. Gate City Bldg, Main 1 ID

nOOrs q sHOEs-wHOLEsA
HsmbIston 1 Huiskamp........-..s3 Main street.
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aas - STEAM FITTINGS.
4 saf 4 .3oi,3..J ohnson street, bet Sd 4tt
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
sam Bridges Nos ; Estes House.
I Il j. Ayres Sons, .,,.......67 Main street
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CLOTHIERs,
cOmmIssIOH MERCHANTS.

rencili, Jones l. co.....cor Third Main streets.
ilass stern Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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nONNET DLEACHHRY.
m.r.on cor Fourth i Blondsau
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Il tFs..x 1 10 9l l3a Main Street
l4anean. KsFfe & Co...l40& 4 l42 Main street
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FUnNITI RE

Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
ii urii,ss Nos ~ Estes House
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doid Pens, aencils, Pocket Books.
/, 4 i.iisas Estes Hou
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TIE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY
Il n 0 W T He NJ
X NOW THEM.
So sfS5h f.aA 15cs sSsfgs
The Finest, and Best, md Trucst!
l. IF u - LIKE!
L IF l. : l. Tx e.!

= TsfF,StyB yff.syo
EYERY FREEMAN-EvERY WHITE MAN
~ and Woman OF the Country who puts trust
for tic salvation Of the Constitution and the liiiun
i'll he success OF the Democratic Party, ought to
know bcsidcs their principlcs) the features at least
Of those in, whom That hope Is centred-of those
through whom 1t mnst be brought to glorious frui-
tion. '''-l.3 80
BY authority of The NATIONAL SEYMOUR AND
BLAIR CLuB, Lifc-likc Portraits Of our candidates
for President and Vicc-Prcsilcnt Of the United
States, executed in the best style of the art, are
published us follows: IN
Large Double Picture (Iithograph) h)-seynour
and Bar-22 by 2S inches ..................S2 90
Single Pictures (LitlIogrnph) )-Scymour and
l'lai-S by 10 inches cach.................. LOO
4.;.ts.ts 81, TO CLUBS:
Large Double Picturcs-3 copics.............S 500
+ Don do. Do, 4 copics................. 1000
Single Picturcs-6 copies...........".......... 800
DO Do 13 Observation-Disclosures. 10 0O
Tho proceeds of these sales arc to be devoc ct TO
camiai aignPurposus. .,,tt,3..
Club dordeis,- must, be scut to- one address All
pictures are, sent OH rollers as TO- avoid damage
Ill tho mails, and i'll all cases free of postage.
b Orders to amount Ot ten dollars and ovor may he
filed by Express and bill collected on dcliyc:y
~ Wtheso order. Will be enclosed a package uf Sc
leoteli cawpagn doc.ims,hs, Sc. TO advance the
caitse. Address, carefully, 49,,
ssf,;is l., s, STEPHENS,
,N3ns 3 an Box sol Washington, D. c.
keDS'N. H--4lp ordering, please name paper in
which advertisement was seen
M
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There 81 sag 900 mon on gpgags5 & sle
Philadolpaia Navy Yard at present. AZ ~ IS.

~ NJ ~ Sso9 9sis 9ts0iis SpS6aSSNN " teIto teIo
"A lad of 16 robbed New York store of
$1,000 worth of kid gloves laat wsek 81 4
b A'askalIndians foec4tg boarded astradipg
sloop and stole everything of value.
D Two Paris sports on'velocipcdes ran down o
party of burglars and captured them Il. ~
Religious services arsshcld oh Boston Com
mon, and are attended by large audiences =
The first thcstrical performance. ever given
in Chicago YRS in the summer of 1887; iq+ ]
The crews of nearly all the American YES
sells at Cienfuegos are down with black vomit.
One Of the desccnlns44a Of Martin Luther is
manasefofsas = f ggpreyinGia Theatre in Wurtem,
y - sesssu s3asx m.yS. ss,sg
A disresreetfAlwrtor says that Cue Empress
Eugcnio exerts her rwoman's privilege quite roy
ally by being in an almost perpetual quarrel
with her husband
man who claims an extraordinary amount
of veneration says lie Respects old age ievdiryy
thing except chickens for dinner
A lady in Columbia recently, who was about
to leave On the train, requested negro stand
ing near to put her trunk On the bas s@ga ga GO 60
wagon. Imagine her surprise when the offend
cd darkcy drew himself up and replied
MA am, Use no sarvant, Use Senator" '
a colorcd man In Washington city recently
was lccturcd by Radical politician for be-
coming "rcstivc in the traces" The colored
man replied "Under your teaching We have
acnnted from US tho mass of the white peo-
pie North as well as South; you have got the
offices and eir olumcnts, while We have done
the work and stand out in the cold For one.
am done with you
Vermont is not so desperately bad case
after all. Tie Democrats Increased their vote
nearly fonr Sthousand: SINCE last year, and
elected thigty-scyen members to the Legisla-,
ture, larger numbcr-than they al,avc had for
years. 1t is true large increase in the vote
has also been claimed for the Republicans;
butt as the figures are received, the fact is
revealed that the incrcass ofthcl Democratic
vote is greater in proportion to that ofthc
Republican as compared with last year, and
comparison with four years ago shows that tho
gains are on the Domocratic side, and that the
Republicans have actually lost. The full
returns show that they have no thirty thou,
sand majority, but that, it will fall to. about
twenty-five thousand, and perhaps Il little
under that figure Charleston Ncrs.
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H o M O r O q s..

Il. J +. -
I Popular hose company--Thc society of
woman.
When is coffee real estate? When it's
ground 4. saet
A love that is never rcciprocatcd- -Ncuralgic
affection.
When do ladies carry. fire? Whom they
have taper fingers.
itcA hard lock to unfasten (exccptin Chicago
Wcdlock.
Why is mouse like q load Of lmyY} Be,
cause the catll cafi@As e 3 ~ ~
When man makes eyes at you can he bo
charged with cgotism3
Natural accompanimcnts Of train Of scuti-
mcnt-Heart brakes, 49,
Woman shows her fondncss for unity by
always wanting to be won.
Can young women who use firearms be
called shooting galleries?
Favoritc airs Of mammals with marriagcablc
daughters NIillionaires
The last caso.eof6,ystefioqs disappearance
Tho man that was lost in thought
Whom does farmer act with rudcneas
towards his corn? Whom he pulls its cars.
How to mako rich jam Crowd twenty
fashionably dressed ladies into one omnibus
,4.When4 9 child is trained up in the way lie
So
should go, isn't there danger lie will be way
ward? rf ~ - 81 - 81
Our musical young ladies have abandoned
pianos and taken to brass bands. They carry
them on their heads saai
Expensive platcs-Fashion plates. They arc
rather more apt to break those who wear them
thhnTto be broken. fi usH r,
man Of our acquaintance has had his
library fitted up with snuH-colored hanginss,
SO that lie can Be III a blown stddy#-sts !
"NIy notion Of wife at forty" said Jcrrold
"is, that man should be able to change her,
like bauknotc, for two twcntics" "
Beauties often die old maids. They set
such II value on themselves that thoy don't
find purchaser before the market is closed.
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''Gwine to He'll on II Black MULE

~ ~ ctizcngof y 81 Rdsomel Gs,, ina communication
to tho Rome Courier, gives a sad and striking
accounfef how how the q agrees worship God Cor
pretend to) in that place. We clip one or two
paragraphs from said communication
Their manner of conducting religious. ser
vice is not only nuisance to those who live
;asag butt, is aud ah Insult 10 n In
'for'shom these tomplcsa.,avc ,bccpibuit. Il Let
Any one who has hot heard these howling Der
wishes i'll their nightly orgics. draw near 'a Some
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

s;v.iah i. Greene, wife and others Petition for
charlotte hay,A, i: ct. al. rlsvs rs'ss vim. Il
Whereas Petition having been made TO me to
prove in solemn form, the last Will and Testament
of Francis B. Heath, and whereas, F.. X. Oliver
one of the parties Interested is absent and without
the limits of tho State il is therefore ordered that
he appear ut the Court of probatc TO be holden at
Oranschurg C. H.. for Orangeburg County, on the
second Monday in November, 4. j. 1865 for hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Tcsa-
mcnt in due form of Law
Probate Office, THAD. G. ANDREWS,
Orangeburg, $. c., Judge of Probatc.s
August 6, 1868. .,ef.
aug ~ oam 3m
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' PO ET r Y.
\ .s.seiAiIIeeae gREeamyeaTostA

~ -. = sN'a Az Aosa. s7a1ss 'S6hIG5JA
y ,.ate I'tssass si .. ssis,.i " ssiss41q NJ,
=, @'nr, oaAsDIEt s11ARnIs..,is,r iv.,ia't
s.s)s'E vi 81 II Il 4. Il
!. Ahl shileYth gloomy folds vfpightr } 50.
,ay thick sbopt the mcadoy, ~ = -
And And while the huge world in IFS aight,' s~'"'
- went plunging through its shallow. . 81
ldreamed Stood stood Beside yoa, as love, L ,sF's
And Asafadsyoar IS lasgh(a ripsiPgI gfJ' All
While somewhere s in the garden grove, -
A moeking bird was singing. s'fryi
.t5astN Vrs.S,,.@ssys>
SN'O lloye!" she sung in her sweet song,
Come cure me of my sorrow. sta.,-,.s,r
fori have loved you well and long ft,,
Desr love! love me tomorrow!
s!fs ;HY YitI HiTHfItIT f{
like floating stars ndowns the glade, <a1&s'L
The ire-aies went sailing
Within the gardens gloomy shade ss
Their dim light naught ayailing.
B But stil the bird sung loud and long
Her sweet sad lay Of sorrow,
Aud this the burden other song,
sSSs"O love !ilove me to-morrowi' =! YG an
The great white roses, in tho dew,
Waxed chcerlcss, cold and chilly, 'f'a aS'
While sat talking still with you,
My sweet, purc-hcartcd Lily!
/. s, 49,. :,E EN.i t
nd thus I'VE sat, till, with start.
wakenrd ken from my dreaming,
and, with my love deep in my heart,
Went back to worldly scAcming.
But oil day long, fondly deemed
heard the bird singing
In every bush and tree it seemed $40
The self-same song was ringing
30 loye!" she sung in her sweet lay
50 stt:...Come cure me of my sorrow
keIf have loved you well to-day, 4ali &
Dear love love me Tomorrow 5
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In Equity. quit B, .s'.,., s
ORANGEBURG DISTRICTS

The State reatione - Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit PcrpstTate sSsss
lnre Lost Documents q ij Testimo ny. s.
Thomas Addison Murphey by William F. Barton,
his Guardian and next friend having made nnnl;ossI;
tion to prove the past existence loss and contents
of Deed of Conveyance to him, from Tcbeesa
Murphey, now Rebecca Wolfc.,swife. of James r.,
Wolfe of n Tract Of Land situate, lying and being
in the fork of the Edisto rivers ia The District
aforesaid, containing hundred and ninety.threa
G9S) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased.
On motion of Messrs. lzlar s. Dibble Solicitors
it is ordered That all persons who desire soto do,
appear ari cross examine the evidence produced
and Introduce evidence in reply, before me ON tho
2lst day of September, A. D. 1868. 'iss e5:f's
c0%missiSners "n"i.si, = Office, V.D, y.JANIsoN,
orangeburg C H. COMMISSIONED.
June IL, 1868 3ffsN s,ysas. n !
juno 20 I'd
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Tho State Elk Rclatione Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. }Pcrpctun to
In re lost Documents. Testimony
Application having been made by Mrs Kczish
Huffman, widow of Frederick Huffman to establish
the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orders
confirming writs of Partition of certain lands in
Ornngcburg District from the Co lrt of Equity as
her dstributivc share Of her father Thomas Glea-
ton, ST., deceased said lands being two tracts one
containing $50 acres, the other 2GO acres more or
less. Under which orders she was put in posses
sion of said lands. On motion T. II. Cooke, Esq.,
Solicitor, it siorlcred, Tint NIL persons who desire
so to do, may appear before the 18th day Of
October next TO cross examine The evidence pro-
duccd and Introduce evidence in reply.
commissioners Office, Y. D. V. JAMISON,
\ Orangeburg c. ll.,sY Commissioner,
lJuly;23, 1863. -
july % I'd
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In Equity : 4 -
ORANGEBURG.D DISTKIOT,

so7;, The State s1s En Relations, .! T., ass
In re lost Documents. yz9 \ Testimopy.,a
Application having been made by Mrs. Eliza, ia
hobinson to prove the existence, loss and contents
OF deed Of fSconveyance 70 her from james Csnnen
fronting on Middleton Street, and measuring on he
front one hundred and seven feet, and bounded ON
the North by lot Of W. T. ghtfoot Som III east by
lot OF fCW Whittemore and Wm.- M. .Hutson. ON ths -
south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and C
"hlttemorc and the west by Nfiadleton Street
On motion Of Messrs Izlar s. Dibble, Solicitors.
is ordered, That all persons who desire so to o
may appear and cross-examiue tho evidences pro- "a
duced, and introduce evidence in reply. before me
on the first day of October A. 1868 a@ 9s;gsssss
June 20 1868 ussaessss...s1s4saa 0aal.'s'ae1
july s..,fi:.tI'a tea.xs sst, I'd
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OHASGEBUEG DIsrRIcr.. Is. =
Tn the Common Pleas ,T,ss.7rst,ss
Henry Bisclloti' s. Co,

~, vs.. Attachment:
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the nth day of
April, 1863 file their declaration against tho Do
PENDANTS, who, (aa il is said are absent from and
without the limits Of this Slate, and have neither
wifctor Attorney known within the same, upon
whom COPY of said Declaration may be served;
Attorneys. il is ordered. That the ssid Defendants
d" appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before tho 13th lay of April, which will BIO In the
year OF our Lore one Thousand eight hundred and
si1ty-ninc. otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against tbon.-.
Clerks Office, J. F.RROBINSON, ,sjtsi 5.
Arr.i il;h, lSGS. ! ss C. q. p
apl IL oc3m 12us saS
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Items.

~ ESts I Items. III F<t
SWitzorland has a newspaper 200 ycars old
Tho cotton factories id Mexico have ceased
running. y F4A z1sri atiii ToE sal7Srmt
There were 10 suicides in New York in two
days:
Commodore, Armstrong died on Tuesday
4 week. !, sis. .,..e.,
French grape growers have an eye on Kan
sas' - so e ,sSF &sstE .gTss 6sas
gaIloensts ,are ravaging Fremont County,
Iowa. fsr54,ie4s7f ,.,.a,taiy,..ss
"A black worm is destroying Mississippi
'F9ps; .sa. 81 s5ssI sS Ga
S library. gsssssta . s1SsSft%s p''''''
essIs dealers ia hnsssssiss, + Ieya J. in
Manassas Fa9,ps;r Junction has become q thriving
village. fS.'Ss 2
There were 500 deaths in New York last
week
III Hsa; Es'a Cornell i so(ysars o'a end
Texas 81 is 1. raising excellent island cot
ton. ~ aSff fHE@ 4 L5IFs LisiSs
Negro footmen, in purple stockings are the
mode 10 PARIS Sfi2a3fy,
New York City consumes 25 100000 gallons
ofsmilk yearly, l.e a,fs,. a.. ma .as.,
y In Boston street peanutycnders are indicted
as snpisances. - - M ii!h -
Much sickness prevails among the Russian
children tat Sitka! { sIf} .jEtI
s4rhe. Canadian discount on American in
voices is 80 per cent.
Tin mines have been discovered in Summit
County, Colorado
The grasshoppers bid fair to cousune, i every sa5
thing in Nobrasku.f ff15l Ef
St.ILouis has twelve Baptist churches, six
ofswhieh a.e closed.
The Chinese Ambassadors have srcat ca-
pacity for champagne. ! ~
Mexican troops nrc shooting rebel prisoners
Dis fast as captured s;
Dr.. Eliotson just dead was tho inventor Of
the stcthoscopc. +
s.sThe American lecture system is bcginnin.
topreyal in Germany f9tN Jat
The Viccroy of Egypt spent s12,oo,O 900
ina ten weeks tour
Tho total daily product Of oil at Plcasantoon
Pa, is 2,02S barrels. tt;f
There are sixty-nino Presbyterian clergy
men on the Pacific, Coast ir8tttrfs
Almost every country town in the West is
suffering from burglars.
France has formally decided not to have
new elections this year. ~ !.
The new army law Of Bavaria has been mt nit
into practical operation.
DIR. Stunts, superintendent of the Minnesota
Insane Asylum, dead ~ DS
Brigham Young won't let proianc young
men Visit the Misses Young. afil !
The Lake Tratesse Indians, in Minnesota,
are in a starving conditions. w f7sp
Peat largo qaspsises has bese.s, s.,e ais covered ,
in De Witt County, Iowa,
IL is reported that The French troops win
soon. NJ recalled from Rome; go,
Prussia sleses its post Offices Sundays. and
marches the clerks to church