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OUACHITA RIvER--Steamer w B Dance-202
bales cotton T II 4 J NJ Allen &co--4s Jos Hoy
127 Jno Hardie &co-67 Logan 4 Claiborne-5s
John Nixon &eo-39 Stewart, Hyde dco-37 do to
Felowes. Ferguson Heryey-29 Phelps Il Bro
80 Barrett a lie Sassier-25 Levy x Haas-27 do
Winston, Morrison AGO. p Byrne, Vance &co-2O
NJ ellis &co--16 Spyker & Sandidge-l4 Voisin &
Drouet-l3 Rawlins & Murrell--ll p Smith-l3
keenan,. Phifef Norris-ll Battle Noble-ll
Kern a shearer-ll J A Bonnafon-l0 to Perkins
Swenson &co--9 Chsfie & Bros W Tullis-9
Lehman. Newgass &co--s Richardson n Mays
Davis, jenkins &co-6 Butt. Flash 4 Lyon-7 do
J Huey scot Mayo, Hodge AGO. Ware a
Son--5Iansill. Horbeak &co-5 l. Walkers do
Richardson a Mays Meyer. Deutch & Weiss
ID X Carroll &co-5 Wright, Allen &co-5 Bal
ley Walker 4 Vaught-4 Martin 4 Butts do
Owen Bros--4 NJ Musson &co-2 j NJ Fakes Geo
2 Blackshear a Milier--2 Francke 4 Danneel--l
Piauche & Witt l. Grande &co-l G Mande-
ville-5 bales moss Kern Shearer-i do leather
J Chaffe 4 Bro-2 bales hides Francke 4 Danneel
2co Keenan,, Phlfer Norris do n Musson &co
1 do J A Bonnafon--lO hides Peterson Hill d e.
lott sundries to order-Totsl s5s bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lsfourche-52 bales
cotton Flower 4 haes--44 A Lewis n NJ Isaac
son-36 Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey--6 Male, Day 4
Co.'S Ar Miltenberger-6 J A Montgomery-6 do
FL DaSlva--5 Payne. Huntington 6co-5 Bloch
Bros G Tbeurer-4 Scott 4 Cages do Kicks &
Hall-3 p Higgins &co--2 Coomb Brooks Geo.
A Hckmsn--2 West & Wright-2 NJ Hlar &
col 0ber, Atwater &co--332 SKIS cotton seed to
p Smith-40 de- to Folsom 4 Pierson-45 do to
G Fairchild-20 hhds sugar w Rodd-l do TO
Bulger &co--l0 do ! Dbl csiern sugar McStea &
yalns-sundries TO order-Total 2O4 bales cotton
81 bids sugar t 49,
LOWER COAST-steamer A G Browns bbls
molasses Chafiraix 4 Agar-55 do b johnson LOB
bbls rice Y Dnpre-ef do A Socola-sundries to
order-Iotal ll3 bbls molasses
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aNDIANOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Crescent--22 bales cotton jennings, Wicks & Bro
20 do Kern a Shearer-l9 Perkins, Swenson tSco
14T& Henderson, Payne. Huntington &co-5
do Jno Williams 4 Son-2i hides 26 bdls hides to
Chas Whitney &co-7 bbls pecsns r Cochran
s207 in specie A II Pohlhaus-170 head cattle to
McQuoid Mehle--sundries TO order-Totl 81 bis
cotton
MOBILE Steamer Frances-l0 bales cotton to
Lehman, Newgass &co-sundries to order
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Rsssipss bs sAsIrs.as.

N. o.. J. a q. N. R. R.-Feb Pill bales of
cotton Lehman. Newgass &co--2 do Foster &co.-
Shropshire HathQn-3 Gil Walmsley &co-l
McGrsth q Wang-4 Nc Allister & McNair-3 do
John Henderson-6 N Hillar kco-5 J L Dunnica
Is Battle 4 Noble-2 5 II Ably &co-1 ID Z Carol
&co-l9 p Harrison 4 Som NJ Musson &co-
10 Speake q Backner--43 Warren. Crawford &co
Parbam ,BluDt-l3 Jno 7 Hardie &co-2 John
Thornhil-S Bignon-36 Hy Won Phul il &co
10 Flower 4 Maes-2S J r PoweIl--50 7 II al NJ
Allen &co-20 w B Thompson--ls2 r l. Adams
l Meyer, Deutch 4 Weiss Britton 4 Moore-s
B Jobnson-4f Alcus, Scherck 4 Artey-l DO TO
Richardson 4 May--56 Jos Hoy-4 Pritchard-
les Payne. Huntington &co--5s 4 g Cromwell
Dckman, Hill &eo-s5 Lacey, Terry &eo-l0 do
r 7 ToriaD-ss Jno Williams 4 Son-22 WI Rob
sonia Stewart, Galbreath & Fizer-2s p Hig-
gins &co--3k g Green &co--l1 I a Henders n
1000 feet lumber Popp 4 Eliott-26.6ls do to Z ]
Hart &co-2I 464 do II Elleman &co-S0O0 do G E
Cate-sundries to orderTotal 20l bales cotton
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Masters Of Vessels

Matters Of Vessels
VIII confer favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers -(Rodgsrs' or Iarryatt's
Code) on arriving within FIVE miles OF 8 w Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival will DO reported
several hours IN advance Of the time II now re-
qrires 10 ascertain their names tl
The telegraph citation st S W Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive Communications
hy means Of signal flags. 3. 8. 0sBoN,
Boarding Oficer. " Pass
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NOTICE Ts TIA X RAHERs.
suit purchasers, 70 pay
srArE AND cosvsrroSrAxEs
Also JEFFt RsoN CITY WARRANTS 70 p.x Tara
AvEGN0& WILLOWS.
Comes connon and CAroadelet stFsess
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REGULAR THURSDAY xvExrro PAcxnx
Leaves every THURSDAY. g SRI stF "A
Ee8 0fEL0UsAo, wAsHn01ox, P0RT
and Bayon Csurssbiesu -1hs eos1 ed ssfs sfssnsr
Asnie Wssley. Gss p LcaailIr nsss~ q Ksllssa,
eerk, vii iesvs e above VA eA<e Washinssoa svoV
sePssy kvsnins al eeoek Ter hsgss = pssssss sDsy
BLOCH BROS ISL csnpoe ,s<sss, NO,
OF o. HIScELEY son. Wnehine1sl Il -
f-B-Ihe steamer knni- W11ky oou1egts Is Wa>huGt0p
With st<s<r Bull Frog and bzEss Tor ~ az1inz Dageu
bseuf snd win sign through bulls q admg ~
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LIVERY.

LIVERY.
JOSEPH woLFoRT.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. SO and &c Baronpe street,
BETWEEN coxxoS Asp eRAvrxK
IRE best stock Of Single and Double HORSES, SADDLE
tied facilities IN ~ Louis sns r on ssSvssn En
en- enabled to offer Inducements to Planters and the Public
ORDERS SOLICITED . ASp SATISFACTION GUAR
particular attention paid to Hacking having fresh arrival
Eorsss and Euss Bought and Sold on cemmI..ion.
90 and 50 Bsronne street
I oUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES
STABLES,
fos ls 100 and l92 Magazine street, between Julia 81
Joseph streets
Fhstclass Mules and Horses Sale Also Carriages ami
Bureies for Hire L. HART. Propri-tor
lOns Il. BAHsSeER.
asa. Iss. Ise......MAaAzINE. liza, 1ss. Ixs
AND
ioo.....-......Notrs Dame street.....-...ioe
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINIsHING SHOP,
And Dealer IN
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITTINGS. ior Steam.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK In an Z,
nnltfarcns branches, for Steamboats, PlaptAons Bss~
sries Dissaiisries and Private Dvelingz
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL- nth
nsstest manner and on the shortest MOTTO,
COPPER STILLS made ordsr.
CONSTANTLY HAEr:
largo assortment OF Brass Valves; Uhsok vsys
horizontal and vertical OIL Globe- and Cups all .ss Of
Steam and wstsr Cocks Of various patterns;
kasnsnc Water Gauges and Gauge Cecks. etc., etc.
ALSO. CONSTANTLY on .. -
NE celebrated kIfOHELL STAR LIGHTNING RODS
and POINTS which took ths First Premium
tended "a.
T. Q. PALMER a CO., -
O. o. PALMER JOSEPH WILD. Il . oex.s
rzpsrssu and wholssas and Retail Ds.iss N
Carpets, Sass. oB Cle,h., ete., a..
50 o. % ~nc " csnn org--nr =.
A LuMINIUM ..................ALUMINI
rHR NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
DR.. Conrad Bianse. Destsst,
41e.......-....sr. cHAsLEs. STREET.
Ts Aluminium set Of TIE the newest pvent.oa NJ sh
age 10 be had accomplished IN Ia perfection
:. IN. essAhissmens A. The aeovsasns street. xotai0g IN
equal 70 its value, for q Is Of no weight
ocNE AND TRY AND BIZ SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chxncs-
Ainiaiun. zIe and AIS 81. Cha-ies.
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Marine snieIIiaenre.
Crnscsrr orrIcs. No. ~ Oknr erzHBz. I
Sunday. February q. le63.
su~-x x>->>-<>

sunday. February 3. iss8.
C1sarsd Hssssrsay.
Br steamship AlhambA. Thomas for Liverpool
ntr ..'l,ff J Ashbridge 4 Ocean
Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,. for Belize. Hon,
Brooks. Macdonald &co
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, for Pensacola.
Steamship Austin. Farweli, for Galveston.
~ Chas A Whitney &co
Prus steamship Bavaria, Meyer. for Hamburg. via
Southampton, Williams, Rupert &co
Steamer Great Republic, Kennett, for st Louis,
tnfr.11 f1t14 Master
Br chip Berkeley Castle, James t for sivesp0oI,
Br ship Curlew, FIarty, for Liverpool,
Br ship AHan, lawson, for LivsTpoOl,, -
schr A DenIke, Jones, for New York. 81
scbr NJ Wight, Freeman, for Boston.
scbr Ralph Carleton, Perry, for Boston. p
sehr c Thomas, Crockett, for Prosidencs'
.-l N Thorndyke q Norton
scbr Josephine. santer. for Mobile. Err Poole
schr Fancy Jack, Balls, for Mobile, E z Poole
Arrsvea Yesterday.
Steamship Liberty, Balm, firm Baltimore, l1th inst,
via Havana, to Witherspoon Hasey &co-
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn. from lndianoia
and Galveston, to Chas Whitney &co-lst
district
Br steamship Mexico, Pitfeld. from Vera Cruz, to
Creevy, Nickerson &co-lst district
s1BAMBoArs.
w B Dance. Clark, from Trenton.
Lafourche. Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
A Brown. Bsssett. from Lower Coast.
Frances, Blakeslee. from Mobie-P RR.
below CaEzina UP. u u u ~
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Schr Fancy, Thomas, from Ruatan, to Leycraft 4
Berry trea f.-t
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A n sgEhYRs OOTT0H oInNERr
street, IN ne mnsdi&ts vicinity the foIosL.s
psn fisnters Iysr, R-r<ors Comnsrc,zI P,iican Or
eAns eerchAns Ficksburg and Penn. Having frstcsss
osrvef Gotten Gins Of eighty sach, the assst ~
ns prepared 70 haul GIN and psk 0sstsn on 40
Bo1 a rres Current ones 10 DRAWER ssrs.<.
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TOwBoATs.

IUW0UAlo.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION 10
THE UNDERsJoNED. WISHING TO EsTAB
hsh equitable and uniform OF rovago and efcr
pers. sass sossissd sss i6soxss Iessoszs: - -
ECLIPSE LINE IDal
swftzsrlands Leviathan, 0Iadiasor and
N- ~ Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINZ
Harry Wright snd seatinel.
FLNE.
Achilles Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republte, Tecumseh
Wieaco and Reliance.
The number power OF the above associated Line Of
Towbeais that detention will occur either
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER a ZUBEkBiER,
I.U1.I Harry Wraht Line.
EDWARD A. YORKE Co, y Lima
Associated Ofhee, IS Carondeet street up stAirs.
l4t J. @. NOR ROSS, Nt
cHAS. FfTzENRTTBR.
r~.r...,f .aa Levss gents
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FFICIAL.

& STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DKPARrxrx
New Orleans, Dec. 8 1867
WHEREAS james NellsEsn has n-ade mp
w pc~'ion cancel his official bond as auconser In
and for the parish Of Orleans tn-wit:
bond aist 81 December lsso in The sum Of
hichsrd MUIR nv and Gerrid Farrell. securities.
Pa Irwin and Riehard Murphy as -ecu tues the
said bonds
the said James Fegan Of his duties Aforesaid
bond 70 chow in writing ., the Office 81 the sscrssry
State within ninety days after the hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled annullsd
Given under hand and OF the STATE above
second 7I77 1. - n =
(sigped BE- FLANDKRs
J. Il. HANDY, Secretary Of stata
ETAT DIX LA LOUISIANA,
DEPARTMENT. Exrcurry
Nouvelle- Orleans IL deeembre, 1857.
TTENDU one James eIIigan = raite mn
"A application ls csnceement
me eneantsur dams OF pour Ia psroisse dresns savoif
sig ne par ui CONNIE principal Patrick Irwin
ard Muft ny ct Gerald farrell. comms securities.
2. I'm bond cate e cd JUN, 1855 tse somn,e
Patrick bpin ct Rich rd Murphy securities les
dts bonds liant cordstionee pour raccomp ddee
ees devors par du dit James Michigan
dit
Avis est par IL present dome touses les psrsoupes tpt
dsvr e oonnsitre par sct bureau dn secre
tae d'Ets dams les qustre suivront
eernere publication de avis les raisous pour
les dit bonds serait ct aannils.
deptn dance des Etaas- Unis 49, =
sigpsl BE-. FLANDERS
J. H. HARDY. sscretaire dEtax
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= stng under the frm Of ID. MOODY co
having expired BY limitation, IL hereby dissolved
sd MOODY alone has authority sste the account. Of
the frm- q. ID. MOODY, - = -
FRsxxLIN SHOW CO.. Boston.
New Orleans, La. Feb l. l26s -
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WHO'S nckss slz; Halves -; ousrs IS; Eishths 81 o.
Prizes payable IN fuii without deduction. A
Orders Tor Tickets In this splendid scheme Win be csrsfuI
.ns~ssd BY return nail and the drawings with en-
glsnseon Of ne result Of each Investment th
drswrx y over. Address,
oHAs 7. howard. Ldosnssd Dsalsr
Corner Camp and Common stresfs o.
Lock Bon 50 Post Oece. New 0rissns-
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MISREPRESENTATION.
OUACHITA RIVER
INDEPENDENT LIsE-orPosIrIoN TO MONOPOLY.
Regular TUESDAY Packet
EoR ALABAMA LANDING. ouAoHrrA
City Trenton, Monroe and all intermediate landings
victory.
r. S. LIVINGSTON. Matter; H. B. DAVIDSON. CLARK
WIN leave TUESDAY, the 18Th inst
For tight or passage. apply on board, orto
PATERSON. HILL 4 ELLIOTT.
Corner Poydr,s and Tchouptouas sta.
INDEPENDENT LrNE-oPPosITIoN TO MONOPOLY
Regular SATURDAY Packet
FOR ALABAMA LaNpIse. ouacHrrA
City Trenton, konroe and all intermediate landings
Tie fine steamer
waiter h. Dance.
.B.cLARKE. Master; A. j. DYE, Clerk
win leave sAr0aDAY. the 2osh inst.
For freight orrasssgs apply on board. orto tss
s.s PErEssos, HILL ELLIOTT.
Corner Of Poydrss and Tshoupisoula. streets.
TRENTON, MONROE AND new ORLEANS REou.
Lac packet
Leaves every SATURDAY, AIR.
For ALABAMA LANDING, oUAcHrrA
City. Sterling Landing, Port Union Trenton noprc,
Columbia HsrrizonsurE Trinity and lsndln
on Black aud ousehA agniassnh faatrunnisg
passenger packet
F. A BLANKS. Masters. q. PRzs WORK cl.rt.
WIN leave positively above For t.xhs or passage .ppy
- :. -. -. -. ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-08
~ The Ken,nrky Statesman has

g The Krn,urky Statesman has q
letter from Louisville. stating that the
journal COMPANY. through Ishsm Hen
aersou. on the 90 I of this month. dis
missed Geo. d. Prentice. He received
a note stating that his services were no
longer nsslei. Hs had been pnt upon a
SALARY Of forty dollars per week. 40 "a to
he discharged at the Companv's pleasure
Prentice is 65 years old. and is broken in
constitution. He is painless. The
JonrnaI ia now 10 the hands of Demo-
Gratis Of the most approved pattern -f.
This is but another example OF the 10
evitabls fate Of traitors. Prentice is a
Connecticut Yankee. and for almost a
lifetime fought the rebel Democracy. A.
time when q fearless. outspoken loyal
papar was needed most in Kentucky. he
joined the ranks Of his life-long enemies.
and threw the whole influence Of his ps-
per on tbs siie of the rebels. Nov that
he is old. in6rm. broken in health. and
of no more use to them. they nnceremo-
nionsIy kick him ont of the newspaper
that he built up. Perhaps it win now
devolve npon Union men to keep him
from starving.
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The Music.

The music present at the Grant Rally
was one Of the principal helps in making
the occasion pass off pleasantly; and
those who furnished it. are entitled to thu
sincerest thanks Of our people.
The Hiswatha- Silver Cornet Band
nuder the leadership Of Mr. A. L Ellis
is composed of fine set of musicians
and is an honor to the State. They con
tribu:ed their services for love Of tn
cause. and we fear tbs great throng pre-
vented their receiving the attention they
were justly entitled to. We wish W,
knew the names of all the mem bers. tha
We might recommend them to the publi'
Individually. Bat we will say that they
offer their services on public occasions q
as reasonable figures. and furnish as goot
music. as can be had in the West.
Whits Cloud has as good band o
martial music as can be found in tn,
State. The Cling throughout the day
was done by Steve Qnsif. of Brown. thar
whom better musician never put fif,
under his nose. After night, il was dom
by the old stan i-bys. George Hagssrt
and Jack Whitham. both No. l in thei'
line. Oscar Sloane. Drum!Major of OF
Ohio regiment during IN. wnr. make, ,
tenor drum talk TO charm; and sssiste,
by Phil. Griblng. they make things fair
ly quiver. On the bass drnm. John Ma
qrilken pnts tho right lick in the ,igh
place; and the music does not sound vel
without him. 49,.
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STILL They Blow The Topeka State
Record has set up another howl over the
departed form of Thomas Carney
Csrney's paid organs of course Join in
the chorus. They would make the peo.
pie OF Kansas believe that he is the mon
popular AMI Trustworthy man in the State.
After his late political dsmnstinn, We
had hoped that that would ba the last we
should hear Of Ton. Carney. The late
convention gave him fatal wound. but
while in the throes Of death. he gives one
last kick.-F Scott Monitor.
The champions of the chronic little
seeker after the Goverrorship are still
sore over his last biennial play out. and
naturally feel wol6sh toward the man
whose friends put in the finishing licks.
We sympathize with them. Ba. it will
feel better when it quits hurting.
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lEor the Chief.i

n
HnwArHA, KANSAS, Sept. %, 1865
EDIfoR WHITE CLouD CHIEr:-I came to
this place last evening, ard had placed in my
hands the Chef of the l7;h inst, containing
another communication from ]. E. Huston.
He takes on small amount Of dignity, aud
walks deliberately by part of nv letter, !" as
unworthy an answer" II is rather strange
that he should have considered me worthy Of
notice at all. He must be S,hl among the
prophets Of the West, for he indicates that he
only needs to meet Methodist preacher, to
put him-to bed. However, ! am glad to say
that. notw outstanding all the gentleman's blus.
tering, ! am not yet "bed:ast" .Ir
Having passed my "slang" BY as "unwor-
thy an answer" he at the very next step finds
himself " insulred." What world of trouble
he has brought upon himself Perhaps, after
meeting with a little more "slarg," and q few
more "in>ults," he will become so disgusted
as to conclude that he had better let other
people alone. when they are about their own
business. i am not sure but some of the Uni
rersalists Of White Cloud would feel insulted
if they were even asked to endorse him. The
fact that am 81 in good standing in the Meth
odi>t Church, is endorsement enough for him
wish could return the compliment.
Mr.. Huston says that "the Elder has chang
ed substantially both propositions" He seems
to think that he has right to state PROPOSE
tions according to his own notions, and then
require me to frett him. or-so to bed, I pre-
sumo. Isuppose that Orthodox ministers have
some rights that even Universalists .'are bound
to respect" B sides, claim that my propo-
sitiors present the real points at issue. We
claim that there are Conditions to be complied
nth, before men can be made "hoiy and hap
py." Univer, ai.ts teach that. whether con-
be made "holy and happy" The idea that
God makes conditions, and then compel; men
"to be willing to comply" is strange, to say
the least.
The play on the words Everlasting" AID
endless" and their Bible sense" is not
new, BY any means. We have followed Uni
versalists all over this ground. and know it
well. l will not say that Mr. H. refuses to
meet me on the propositions submitted because
he fears so to do, for he is doubtless man OF
great courage. 1t is clear to my mind, how
ever, that he will not meet me on Propositions
that clearly state The puinis on which we differ.
hold mrself bound to meet Mr.. II when he
complies with the terms set forth in my former
letter. Until that time, he may regard me as
-bodfast. Yours truly. rsrI
-1st A. B. LEONARD.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-10-08

An eminent phyricisn of New York
in writing TO ths proprietors OF Roback's
Medicines. says: Il hsve exam the
tormnla you sent me OF Robsck's Blood
Pills, and am glad to notice tha, you de-
not nse any mercury or other mineral
substance in their compos,tion. The
podophyllin employed -is. in my opinion.
the best article that Can enter into the
composition of a eathar,ic pill. and i.
one of the most valuable choIaeogue ca
tha'tics. operating milily yet eff.crually,
aronsing the whole hillary and digestive
appara'ns. They likewise exert . favor
able influence on the cut uisne0us functions,
producing and maintaining con>tsDr
moisture of the skin. They must act as
q powerful Alternative AMI produce las ing
Impressions upon the glandnIar sys.em
and serretory organs. and produce evscu
stions from the bowels when mercurisls
and other agents fill. Their action upon
The liver mnst he, specific, aronsine the
see,et'ons AMI producing fes billion.
evscnsiions. and in chronic heptic de
rangements with dy.pspsis they are 10.
valu,ble. -.s.r-si,f %, h.
Z Their range ofapplication IL. perhsps.
more extensive than any other calhsr,ic
n liver pill. combiuinR. a. they do. the
,ciiye principle Of mandrake root and
b,sck eoho-h in snch an eminrni degree.
and are really q desir.ble f.m.ly medi
cine. which can he taken ~ oil times by
childrsn. AZ. we'll A. 4 'alfs." rs .u
Rabsrk'sn B!ooi P,ll, are, made both
with and without singer coating. anil can
De obtained Of any D-usxist-c Scan
Thos. c. Shrese. Dsneeist. Agent.
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brscink several hundred torches aud
trapparencies. This part Of the pro-
grsmme had been hastily arranged. with
out time for drill or practice; yet the per.
form .uce wss qi,e credf,sble. and had .
9 very 6pe effect.
After the torcb-lisht procession. the
crowd proceeded to Bailey & Noys.' large
new store. room. which was completely
filed. and listened tos falling sud> slo.
qucnt speech by Judge Horton. Of IN
hour aud half in length. We have yet
to find the first listener Who has aot ex-
pressed himself delighted with the ad-
'iress. George Graham. candidate for
State Treasurer, closed the speaking. in
= brief. address. containing many good
points.
The programme wouudnp With grand
Ball. in which large number Of persons
participated. AMI which lasted far into
the night. s.r Hsc
Everybody agrees that the Rally wss an
immense success. and every body is well
pleased. Hundreds of ladies graced the
o,casion with their presence. and remain.
ed throughout the entire proceedings.
All went of hsrmoniously. In the hurry
and rush. some things may have occur.
red that were unpleasant 10 individuals.
and parts Of the proceedings may not
have gone to suit others; but such things
are unavoidable on these occasions. and
can be readily overlooked. The cause
that brought then together was q glori-
ous one; and IL that triumphs. oil little
personal inconvenienccs will bs cheerfully
endured. s.,4
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Correspondence.
IEor the Chiefly

(For the Chiefly
,omp on Rearing the Grant Pole
in White Cloud, Kansas, Oct. Ist.
Assist, We Muse, and aid nv pen
To sing the Equal Rights Of Men
Those rights all Nations la~ has given, Il
And sal. crioned BY the laws Of Heaven.
IT'S Liberty crowns Columhia's soil,
Rewards her sons for all their t,il;l
Then let this emblem, reared to day,
Its lasting monument portray. Isl
This Law, when Liberty begun,
Framed by tn Immortal Jefferson, ~
For most a century had stood,
b. Patriots signed. aud sealed with blood.
That Traitors would psrvert this law,
Tn Immortal Washington foresaw, p,
And spake in solemn tones to all,
These Glorious Stars" Let not one fall.'
Alas, how soon the chain was riven!
The warning by tina! Father given,
Although f,rgot in Sixty-One, -.--~
Still echoes ivrth its solemn tone.
Hark! from the South doleful sound;
Republicans, attend the cry;
Ye Rebels all, come view the ground
Where you must very shortly lie.,"-
Ye Copperheads,, yosr doom must We
The same. unless YOU chance to fee.
Come, then. and help to swell our rank;
Come. cast your votes for U. s. Grant!
Oct. ], 1858. T. L. EsoRY.
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.IudIcinI Couvcut;ou.

The Republicans Of the, Second, Judicial
District Of the State Of Kansas are respectfully
invited TO- meet in De ega,e Convention, al
-Hlavatha, ,.on Monday, OctoIer l2.h. 1868, fou
the purpose Of placing in no ninat.on a candi.
date for Jui ige Of said District, to be suppor.
ted at the ensuing November election; the
Convention to be composed of one delegate
from each Representative District. said dele
gates to be erected on "Wednesday. Sep,embe.
3Oth, 1868. al such time and place az the Re
publican Certraf Committee of each Repre-.
sentative District shall designate.
s HENRY BODER. ia,
--c Chairpan District Commistee.