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WHAT Now Pin o late number
of the La Cross Democrat appears
the following announcement:
On Thursday, April I'd, 1868, we
shall be prepared to furnish all par>
ties t! to organize for the protection of
life and liberty, white supremacy,
State equality, and equal taxation,
the several blanks and instructions
necessary in the formation of Legions
for the more rapid and cffectual ad-
vancement of the grand National
Democratic civil and military move
ment now on foot throughout the
United States. Address,
NJ. NJ. PoMERoY,
La Crosse, Wis.
The English of this is probable an
organization of the KusKlux Klans
at the North.
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OUR LACE DEPARTMENT,

We offer special inducements in this line
consisting of Lama, Damasa, and Pusher
Lace Points, Point Lace, Point Applique,
Maltese, Cluny, Valenciennes;:: Thread and
Grape Collars, Linen Cambria HandKer-
chiefs with, Cluny, V ,lenciennes, and
Thread Lace Borders. Black Gupiure,
Reall Thread, Cluny, Valcnciennes, and
Linen Edgings and Insertings. Black
and White Silk Illusions. Black Dotted,
White Bobinet and Wash Blonde Laces,
Face Wells, &C., DC.
Draperies, and Embroidered Curtains.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of the different town
ships of wapello county. are respectfully
iuvi cd to meet at their ual.places OF
holding elections, on Saturday April 25th
inst, at 2 o'clock p. m, to select 5 dele
gates each, which delegates when selected
are hereby called to meet in Convention
in this city on
SATURDAY, MAY Cd, 1868,
nj ? o'clock. p. m. to select delegates to
attend the State Convention, at Des Moines
May 9TH, next and to also select delegates
to attend the Congressional Convention
Mt Oskaloosa May Sth
BY Order Central Committee,
J. NJ. HEDRICK, Chairman.
Ottumwa, April 18th, 1868.
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CLOTHING and GENTS FURN-
ISHING Goods. MEMS and BOYS
HATS and CAPS. MEMS PANA-
MA and LEGHORN HATS.
Doors AND SHOES, LADIES, MISSES,
and CHILDRENs Goat, Kid, and
Lasting>Balmorals and Caters.
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Meeting Of the Societies of the
Tennessee, Cumberland, Ohio,
and Georgia.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., !
April 20, 1868. I

Notice is hereby given that the
societies representing the Armies OF
the Tennessee, Cumberland Ohio,
and Georgia will meet on the 18th
and 10th days of December, 1868, at
Chicago, Illinois.
The object is purely social, and
designed to preserve the memories
Of the war, and to cherish the friend
ship formed during that period of our
national history. All are cheerfully
invited to be present and to partici-
pate.
An Orator has been appointed for
each army. Addresses will be
delivered on the night of the 18th
of December, and grand banquet
will be held on the night Of tho 10Th.
Letters of inquiry May be addressed
to General VIM. E. Strong, Chicago,
Illinois, who will attend to all pre-
liminary business, until a joint COM
mittes of arrangements has been
appointed to carry into effect the
above plan.
w. Il. SHERMAN.
Lieutenant General U. s. Army.
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GROCERIES.
COTTON YARNN,
GLASS
and QUEENSWARE.

We shall al ways adhere to the principle
upon which we commenced of selling all
kinds Of Goods upon their merit and at
uniform low prices, and never misrepre
senting any article to effect o sale. Our
stock Is most complete and worthy your
inspection. We snail be pleased TO see
and show you our goods. Hoping to
meet, the coming season, all our old GUS
toners, and make scores of new ones,
We are, Respectfully,
w. G. MOSS, jr, 4 co.
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Iowa Items.

The Lee County Convention has
sent up a delegation instructed to
vote first last and all the time
for George W. McCrary for Con-
gress.
Van Buren, County instructs her
delegation in theState Convention to
support J. S. Sloan for State Audi
tor.
Clinton County has instructed it's
delegates to the State Convention to
vote for Hon. A. r. Cotton, of Lyons,
for Congress cd district.) The
Soldiers Convention also passed a
resolution in his favor.
Capt...J. Orr, an excellent member
of the late Legislature from Boone
county, is announced as a candidate
for Congress, in the 9th District
The other two prominent candidates,
are Clarkson, of Grundy, and Lieut..
Gov. Scott, of Story.
Henry Clay Dean having finished
up the campaign in New Hampshire
and Connecticut, is at home in Mt
Pleasant, Iowa-reposing upon his
laurels and his dirty shirt.
The Oskaloosa Herald has the fol-
lowing joke on Mahaska county
editor: "Last week certain Demo-
cratic editor not thousand miles
from here, CHATS Porte Welch) was
canvassing the city for campaign
subscribers. He came to a gentle.
man from the country, a strong Re.
publican, and used his persuasive
powers, but invariably received No,
for an answer. "Well," says the edi.
tor, did you ever read my paper?
Yes says Carl, 4 have some.' .Oh,
yes says the democrat, "that's the
way you take to cheat the printer,
borrow your more liberal neighbor's
paper No. says Carl, 4 have a
democratic neighber who takes your
paper, and like the most of your sub.
scribers he cannot read, SO he brings
his paper over to me and I read it 70,
him. and laborious task [ find it,
Mr. Editor collapsed, absquatulated,
vamosed, scud."
Capt Walden, ofthe Loyal Citizen,
has sold his Press and gone to Chica.
sc for an new one, on which to en-,
large his excellent paper.
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Domestic Department.

Bleachsd and Brown Cotton and Sheet
ings ingreat varieties.
Cloths and CassiDeres for Mems and
Boys wear.
CoTToNADEs, DENNIS, STRIPES,
Ticks, OsNABERas AND DRILLS.
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After thanking a Generous public for
the extremely liberal patronage heretofore
extended, desires to say that he has now
commenced receiving his
SPRING STOCK of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
and in fact everything in the mercantile
line, usually found in q
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tlSlOlb VI tlliS ttCt. LIS UcueuUS are
designed for and limited to those who
voluntarily make an adjustment I'M
der it's provisions.
Sec. 5. This act shall be deemed
to be contract in favor Of any
creditor who accepts of all its pro-
visions, and to such creditor or holder
of the new bonds herein authorized
shall be irrepealable.
Sec. 6. The benefits and pro-
visions of this act only apply to
creditors who shall receive new
bonds in settlement Of prior debts or
bonds, nor does this act apply to
corporations not indebted, or which
do not issue new bonds in settle
ment of former ones.
Sec. Z. The provisions of this act
shall be deemed incorporated in the
bonds issued by virtue thereof. Any
of the bonds hereby authorized may
at the pleasure of the corporation be
paid prior to the time therein fixed
for payment, in which case the hold
er can only demand the principal
and interest up to the time of pay
ment.
Sec. s. Power is hereby given to
the the Board of Commissioners, pro-
vided for in this act, to advertise
from time to time in such papers as
they may think best, and invite the
existing bondholders of the corpor-
alton to state to the Commissioners:
LIST. The terms on which they will
exchange old bonds or debts for new
bonds to be issued under this act
I'd. The terms on which they will
surrender to the city, town orcounty,
Gas the case may be), old bonds or
debts for new bonds to be issued I'M
der this act. I'd. The terms on which
they will surrender to the city, town
or county, Gas the case may be) old
bonds for cash. The result shall be
reported from time to time to the
proper governing body ofthe incor-
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April 81, -dAwly.
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Whose fabrics require no recommends.
ton from those who have worn them.
Remember the place in UNION BLOCK
where you can always depend upon fair
prices and honorable treatment,
The highest market price paid all times
for country produce.
s. CLANCY BRO.
mar.26dwtf.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

b. virtae Of . decree Of the Chancery Cour,
q Fanola county. State o. Nisissippl rendered
on the lisi DAY q MAJ. 1851. in tke suit n A.
Q For, complainant against J. q Leueilen.
defsadsnt, No lss IN aid cosrt Twin - Con.
missionu thsrsia sppsin,ed. ON Monday he esh
DAY Of jaly, isss, Al the eourt-hou.s door Ia
ths lawn Of Psnola. in ssid county, within law
faI hsurS oast 90 sl< Il public sncsiss 10 tie
highest bladder, for Och. he following lanas
lying ani bsing IN aid sopsty, and kaovn =
the south bali II the suaskr t<t quarter Of 80
tion II In township .. rssFs q -e-t
JOHN @ HARRISON
teH coumieiensr.
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To My Old Friends
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and Arkansas.

Having accepted a permanent agency Of the
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COMPANY, | would respectfully ask the at
tention Of my friends to that institution as a
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want In the event of death, or themselves from
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No. MS OTIS Is associated with me, and Is
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r.. n. M'VEIGU
Win
Hodges Brothers,
DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS, ETC,
No, 20 Hanover st.,
BALTIMORE.
sepA.1m
sHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of four writs Of execution 10 me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
county Miss, one In favor Of Junius Davidson,
commissioner, vs.. ~ Jasper Benson, and one in
favor Of Junius Davidson, administrator, W. T.
NJ. Pugh and n J Benson, and one In favor Of
Il II Moore, guardian, VA ~. Wright aud
N. j Benson q al, aud one IN favor Of J. W
aud Anna g. Hawkins, Va. n. Jasper Benson,
! will, on Monday, the 9th day Of July, 1863,
NJ the court-house door In the town Of Pamela,
In said county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale TO the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing land, to-witi The fractional east half Of
section ~, township 10, range A, west the
north halt Of the north half Of section "a.
township 10, range =, the southeast quarter Of
section ~, township 10, range y, tho southeast
quarter Of section II, township 10, range 8,
and 20 acres Of the east fraction OF the south
west quarter Of section 10, township 10, nnge
=, lying and being IN Pamela county, levied on
rs the property Of N, Jasper benson, 10 satisfy
said executions and costs.
jeG.9t X. r. JONES, Sheriff.
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General naHsnf r Lea President
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Nv \ IoYssa A. NJ Professor d Modern
Languages aad kneiiah
hr j H. knsrafHes, D D., Professor N
Moral Philosophy
A, H. Ntlsus. A. NJ PfUfaaof8 NJ Mathematics
W. Atlas. A. ~ Professor Of Applied
M%aihtmailef,
RS NrcutloW, A w. Professor N Natural
Philosophy
jousL CAAfhstl, A NJ, Professor u Chem.
istfy,
ions " BaocaashaoroH III. D., Professor
~ Law and Faulty.
Haas, Esfnh A. w. Assistant Professor o.
Mathematics.
q powrlL GaApY, A. NJ, Assistant Professor
Of Latin.
Pass Pasaros, a, D, Assistant Professor d
Greek.
A preparatory course has been Instituted, In
which students nn1fcpafed for the regular
classes may receive instructions In necessary
branches.
The session begins SECOND Thursday (iBtb)
September, and ends last Thursday In June.
Tnus-Tuition and all other college fees,
900. All other expenses, including board,
fuel, lights, etc, need not exceed $3.50.
For further particulars, or for catalogue, adj
dress the Faculty Of Washington College Lex.
ington, Vlrginin. sep22-tf
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By HoS. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND.

by virtue Of a decree Of the Chaneory Court
Vt Pamela county State Of Mississippi, rendered
on the 10Th day Of November, 1861 In the
suit Of A. q. Coleman, complainant against
H. W. Mcrrin defendant No. l02, IN said
court. | will. Is commissioner therein appointed,
on Monday, the 9Th day Of July. 1868, At the
COURTHOUSE door In the town Of Pamela, Ia
valid county, bctween&the hours prescribed ny
law, offer for sale Al public auiion TO the high
C., bidder, on credit of sI months nom the
day. Of sale, The following lands lying aud
beldV In the county Of Bolivar, In said State,
and Known as The south half Of section 3, the
south bali Of section Q, the north hall Of SOC
tion Z, the north half II section 4, all In town
ship 20, range q, west.
Bond bearing eight per cent. Interest, with
good security, will be required Of the pur-
chaser JOHN q. HARRISON,
ieJ-ht Commissioner.
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and lob Typ, pHniinp presses caaes, galleys
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The usdsrisn>d % hereby eivs 80 srs
The partnership kervsefpss szisirt -
sk>n IN The ssrsm ~ nil hszin<1s hxa
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DIRECTORS.

This company issues policies on lives on all
the dihtreai plans and at n favorable rates as
any other, while Il has no restrictions In regard
to residence or travel. and all lis profits are al.
vided annually among its policy holders. II IL
prompt In the payment Of LOSES, having paid
$50, 600 10 this city In the last eight monthA
rs follows;
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Richard Fitzgerald, heir-at-law Of Irene fitI-
gerald, deceased You are hereby cited to ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of said county,
at the coutt-honse thereof on the 9Th Monday
In December, 1867, to show cause why the final
account Of Freeman u. ltby, guardian Of said
deceased, should not be allowed and approved.
by order Of court. Issued November, 1867.
nol6-5t w. r. WOOTrEN, CLERK.
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