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TIE oID,bOMl1NIoM.g

ALE1AspRS, VA, September a, yohpsop,
conservative, vas elected to the Legislsture TO
hli . vacancy cahssd by the do ithi Of . KadisL,
who was elected In tnJy by ia5 majority. d q ~ =
R1oHHoSD, ,'septeDbsr % There Will tHsRt
fro|s this nosntns. ( !rka tslsstsms dom lie
tohfcoo growing region fsy,that the frost was
Hg.t thaI4 4Apd The tahabco Saa. moi damaged.
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Obituary..

BRU0GRMAN.-pted In Charleston, on the 27th
September, THRRKSA- SOPHIA, youngest child OF
DrRpnIcH W. and Ap4kK RhLY BhUGoaMAN, aged
year, months aud 10 days.
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MdRINE DISASTER.

FonTREss MONROE. September 2S-The
schooner j. L. Leach, from New York for
Charleston, is ashore ut Cape Henry. The
freight is railroad iron.
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sS PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

/ ~ PHILOSOPHY OFMARR1A4E.-A
NEW COURSE OF LEuTUREs.l as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Ansto,ay, embracing the sub.
jects: how to Livs and What to Liys for ;,Y Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generally re,Iew.
Cd the Cause Of indigestion Flatulrncs and Ner-
yors Diseases shcsuuied for Marriage Phtios6pbs
caly Considered, 30. These Lectures win be for.
wsrded On receipt Of fous stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BAL1iMOhK MUsRrM OF ANAFo.
NJ, No. "a west Baltimore street. Biitimors, Nd.
: April 10 y. 5. 9e.sssia { }pa .n1flu'
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3 ~ BE BEAUTIPDL.-lF,Y YOU, DESIRE
beauty yon should useHAGANtsMAoNoLIAB BALM.
II gives so II nned teituss TO the COM
'plexlSI, removes Rcush shaess, Hednsss .Blotches.
surbarn' Tan. Ae,. and adds tnae ofpearly bloom
to The piainest features Il brin the bloom Of youth
to The nding 6hsek, and ohsnsss Tie rusd6 Country
GIRL int, . faihioisbls Oily Belle. 4 ! si ~ !,
I9 The ute Of ;tho MaaneHs Balm lies The true
.sscret af beAuty.S No ilsds need complain Of ser
sonapls1ion who viii tuvest Is csnts in this dek.
~ ..fEiN iIIn;.r a1f't 81
iSsif go, Y =. i,,a,t,. .,.is,l h, ~
LYONS xArHAiRoN T. tha, Hair Drc.anei
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~ BATCHELOR's hair DYE.-THIs
aplendld Hair Dye is the bost IN tie world the ony
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instaii.
nSous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem
edies the i'll rfscts OF bad dyes; iuvigorates and
ieaves tbe hair son and btsutiful black or brown.
sold by oil Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors vi Factory. No. - Bond.
street. New York,+lsf tyI NAV ibl
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AFFAIRS IN MARION.

The Adjournment OF Court-An Extra
Term Probable-InterestfnE Decisions
Cotton Picking We. Cotton Stealing
Business Frightening UP, SC.
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na- WORDS OF CHEER-ON THE Err
RoRs Of Youth and the Folles Of Age in relation to
Marriage Ind 8 soci,i Evils. With Q helping hand for
the erring and unfortunate. scnt in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOWARD AZ
ISOLATION. Boz P, Philsdelphia, Pa.
Bent Is 3n,oa
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~ TAX XNOTICE.-OFFICE CIFY TREA-
sURY, BBPTRMBkR l, ISS9-Ihc third and last
instament Of TAX oNAREAL RsrATs is due and
payable duirR the present month"; for the year 1852
Sept 20 g. THOMAS. City Treasurer.
sEUNIvERsAL ADMIRATION HAS BEEN
ccded TO MILK OE VIOLETs as tho most elegant
cosmetic ever produced. It's wonderful production
Of true loveliness has gained for 1t ar-amed rcpu-
tation. FOLD by nli druaRists. V, W. BRINcKER-
HoFF. N. z. General AGENT Sept 10
ss-OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, AU-
GUST %. 1se9.-This Company 1. new prepared 10
FUND THE INTEREST DUE, and to become duo on
September l. 1850. on tho Bonds Of the CHARLES.
TON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD COMPANY, en-
dorsed by the State OF South Carolina, according to
the provl,ons Of section Third adj OF Act enn
BILE the savannah ani Charleston Railroad Company
TO complete their Road. which section reads as fol.
follows, viz: .Nr
sHor1oN 8. That the aatd Company is horeby
further authorized and required fund and redeem
the Coupons for. interest Of the Bonds Of the
Of
Ss
semt-anpualiy, at the rate OF seven rer cent. per
Years after the date The reof And tbs m payment Of
said Bonds 90 tn be issued In substitution for inter-
est COUPONS shall be guaranteed by the State IN tho
same manner and as fully as the sad original bonds
OF the Charleston and Savannah Rallrold Company
are now guaranteed; rubjec However, to the provi-
sions Of Section OF this act.
|. The Treasurer Of the Com pauy will FUND DAILY,
until Saturday, 1ith September, between tho hours
of Nine and Two O'CLOCK, at the Office Of Messrs.
OAMPBRLL r sRABRcoK, No. 80 Broad.street.
and thereafter at ONCE Of the oonpspy, foot Of MIL.
street B. W. F1sHRR,
3, August 80 Z. mwf - Secretary Ard Treasurer.
s.; sFTHE NEATEsT. TIE QUICKEST AND
TIE CBEAPEsT.-TnK NEWS J0B 0FFIOR, No.
fla, EAST BAY. having replenished lts Stock with
new and large assortment OF material OF the finest
quality and lstest sty1es ia preparedto execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner JOB
PRINTING Of every description. ~ aSln: 4.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. ~ ~ 2" p ':s'- f,'r
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Spefidl Nutifes.

~ TAX xNoTIOE.-oFFICE OIrY TREA-
sURY, sBPTRMBkR l, ISSs-Iho third and last
instalmsnt of TAX NARKAL RsrATE is duo and
payable duirR the present month"; for the year 1852
Sept 20 8 g. THoMAs CITY Trea,urer
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPYID
THROUGH LINZ 10
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILING DAYSg
s.fao STEAMERS OF THE ABov
M 8g$@ lire leave Pier No u, North River,
GGNX1lkMiYN' foot OF caual-street, New Yoff, 1t
IL o'clock hoon, Of the lat. 11th ana
2lst of every month Except when these dates iai
on Sunday, then the Saturday pYeceding,.
Departure OF lat and 2lst connect At Pararns With
steamers for Sonth Pacific aud Central Amtricsp
ports. Those OF LIST touch nj manZanIl!o.
o Departure OF l1th OF each month connects with
the new steam hne frop Panama to Australia ana
Sew Zealand. :.
Steamship ctfINh leaves San Fra1 c,sco for China
and japan Ociober4 1863.
No California stealnera touch at Havana, but 20
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage freq to each adHNi
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information apply
at the .COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot OF Caual.street, North River Now York.
March IL Tyr F. R. BABY, AGENT
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2. ~ MAEHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DR..
CLINE IN MAN. the treatment Of Nervous and
Ph, steal Debility, dc.
"There fs no member Of society by whom this
book will not be found useful. whether such person
holds the relation Of Parent, Preceptor Clergy
man."-Aedieai Times and Gazette.
Bent by mail on receipt Of HitJ cents. Address
tie Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS,
: Sept ll.i Tyr Washington, D. G.
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81 FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &o.-MEssRs.
JOHN CAMPsEN q co. have o.ened Branch to
their Markestreet FIGURING Mills at tho corner Of
East Boy and North Atlantic Wharf The Store Ip
largo and commodlous, ana having secured full
stock the various eercais they prepared 10
nsh their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
KS. rates. " s, eoW2{ September -
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Spffial Nstifes.

1STHE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECT
FULLY invites an examination by the public of the
loof Trusses and Gsllery framing stthe New Opera.
house before they are covered by the psstering.
Tho Building will bo open on THURSDAY, between II
and O'Clock. All work calculated to interfere with
The comfort OF visitors will bo suspended.
Sept 20 JOHN II. DEvEREUX, Architect
81 OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY sTRRETs.-cHARLESToN S. c., sEpTEM.
Der "a. 1904 qu:rter;y dividend Of ONE DOL.
LAB AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE has
been declared by the Board of Directors of this Com
pany. and the same will bo paid on and after Fni.
BAT, the Isl October, on application at the Compa.
ny's om:e. s. W. RAMSAY.
Sept 20 wr2 Secretary and Treasurer
@oFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8. c., sEprRMnrn
20, 1se9.-on and aitor this date tho Cars on both
Lines will run to the Broad street Terminus. Tho
last Car leaving at O'Clock P. II.
Sept 80 2 s. W. RAMSAY, Secretary.
"CON NsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION. from New York. are hereby notified
that she Ia THIS DAT dlschsrgtng cargo at Adger's
South Wha,i. All gods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored ut owners risk and expense.
Sept 20 Agents.
asr GUINNESS EXTRA FOREIGN STOUT;
BARCLAY. PERKINS & CO.'S London Porter, Of
direct importation. at % 76 per dozen.
Bremen and Milwaukee Lager Boer.
wM. 8. CORwIN CO.,
Sept 20 No. 275 King street
aF SMOKED SALMON, SMOKED BEEF,
Goldfish. Breakfast Strips, Pig Shoulders, received
this wcck. at VIM. 8. CoRwIN & CO.,
Sept 28 8 No. 275 King street.
as- OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHr
COMPANY, SEPTEMBER %, 1904 Dividend Of
FIFTY CENTS per Share the Capital Stock OF this
Company having been declared by the Directors
the samo will be paid on AM nfter MONDAY the Ith
proIimo
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this
date to 4th proIimo. W.. HERIOT
Stpt2 Secretary and Trca,urer
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.LYok's xArHAIRoN :. sA.'be.s H.it D.o.ans
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(. BREAKFAST JACKETS. 80" T. -
Chafning little sailor jackets, have made
their appearance for cool morning wear, in
marine blue cloth, trimmed With narrow folds
Of black satin and Gilt BRAID. Some are ornn.
gllt braid, interwoven with blaok stlk, -end
being moro elaborate, are OF courso more ex-
pensive. The sailor, jackets; proper are short
on tho back, 30 az to chow full silk sash
have coat sleeves and q square collar; .straight
and narrow across the back, but forming deep
points upon the shoulders. This last, OF
course, Is the distinguishing feature. There
are other jackets made OF scarlet tkcAshmere OF
part @ pP SspG
ornamental Bow is attached. The sailor Z col,
lar is sImulated on these By the trihmtnkg,
pipipys stteledlu 9 white edges +; i. .y,r;
'Sl ~ NEW poNN1Ts = 3 - e-y..f
about attire now:k kxd,ys that had entirely for
gotten them, Notwithstanding the opening OF
new fan styles Is made the occasion OF 80 much
esosp sG G e Ell SsssnSs Passssss ssss
di.appearsd spd the little peu1s ropgd !, apl E
trlsng ular, designs, are pereked up ss high b
ssers ~ sGah he aa saS
And hee, With a9riettes- and abort tpiume foi
curiad feathers, arec the smaterials, aud: most
dsttik ne they M 20 ptodacs = q charm t,;
bronx On ier the chin I'D sosfSiSd d ID aa the
slde, ,saSts ihe1 80 tened jth sE .seEhsr
mont high. drowned hats, IN felt DS, ,yelyet,
and very lons gsuss wells stsiesss q ysrd and
half which are Attsched 70 tho back ! o. dsS
soend froh,s DRIP, sslsssd round thS gI6sn,
and y shsa psssed touhd:sle neck aad ca1Et$
iooIs isnntS snS n real, r Ma IN anoI
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FOR NEW YORK.

FAST TFREIGfiT LINE TO BA LTIMORE,
NORTHWEST.
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Sent 2f

a5 SMOKED SALMON, SMOKED BEEF,
Goldfish. Breakfast Strips, Pig Shoulders, received
this wock. at VIM. g. CoRwIN l. CO.,
Sept 20 8 No. 275 ing street
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q collarette; but Ave upon tho skirt will do.
three upon the basque, and two upon tho
sleeves. or course the braid must bo bought
by the piece, and it 1t caunot be obtained casi-'
ly, good alpaca braid may bo used as substi-,
tute. The basque Of such a suit may be made
very warm by lining it with coarse fannel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-30

.i@s*'1@ y .3Ef.E9ty. a. 5gtl
9talttn tstt bit erten Spdtjabrsraare.,
unb labft aQe etn tbre 69Sne 4uswabl
se1 eQnraartn ~ bef9ttse1, befan<
btrs ne nadbtaaanten Arttltl: 'a-
S@par3e 9 tfttu BON $1.75
~ $275. @rsbt pprtbetle werbtnb II
Isa bsatn f4warses alpaeas seb,tta.
Clan platbA fit Au,ase. etat
i@5ne @usrabl ber ,seuefeu @ufer ssn
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4lerAnbria @1ace panbfaute
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glate 9onbf@abe fit tu Dollar >as
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Gr ret9te tbr ben &rm uno lie leste
ibre 6anp, bic ibn1al unp tpcib tpar trie
Elm Qilienblott, auf bielsn Mrm uno folste
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Rp. fSS Dritte GtraRe, st. saul, s0t'na.
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3aubler Il. pianps, MuFtalt1&en Snf, unt.:-
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pioups werbtn eeanmt uner Garantteaufrtebenfeaen.
hfr Beb4enuxe.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

EFFECTS OF CAREFUL DIET.-Thc
pleasing ways in which a scrupulousy
regulated diet effects the physical rs
well as moral man are infinite. a re-
cent experimentalist found that when
he ute moderately. and had brought
himself into sound health, the same
shoes were easy which had been tight.
lie studied a pair Of shoes. He had Il
pair rather smaller than usual, which
afforded him ali opportunity of making
his observations with great accuracy
Having purroscly tried excess of diet,
he found them so painful rs to be un-
hearable on tho feet. But they were
perfectly easy and comfortable when he
ate only that happy quantity-snough.
Our philosopher traces even corus to
indigestion.
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"Nfamma," exclaimed beautiful girl,
who had suffered affectation to obscure
the little intellect she possessed "What
is that long green thing lying OH the
dish before you?"
IA cucumber, my beloved Georgiana,"
replied the mamma, with bland smile
of appreciation on her daugter's CONF
mcndable curiosity.
"a cucumber! Gracious goodness, my
dear mamma, how very extraordinary!
l ALWAYS imagined, until this moment,
that they grew in sliccs"
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POINTS OF A Coon COw.-She's long
in her face, she's fine IN her horn, shcl
quickly get fat without cake or corn;
she's clean in her jaw, and full in her
chin; she's heavy in flank and wide in
the loin; she's broad in her rib, and long
In her rump. A straight and flat back
Will, never q hump; she's wide in her
hips. and calm in her eyes; she's fine in
her shoulders aud thin in her thighs;
she's light in her neck and small in her
tail; she's wide in her breast, and good
ut the pail; she's fine in her bono, and
silky of skin; she's a grazier's without,
and butchers within.
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A LAUNDRY SEcRET.-The following
receipt for doing up "snve'opes"-torn-
erly called shirts-wili be called worth
$40 by any good housewife who delights
in seeing her dear hubby wearing the
snowisst sbirt.bosom Of any man ID
town: take two ounces Of white gum
arabic powder-put IL into pitcher and
pour on it a pint or more water ana
then having covered it, let 1t stand all
night. In the morning pour 1t carefully
from the dregs into q clean bottle, cork
it aud keep it for use. A Tablespoonful
OF gum water stirred in pint Of starch
made in the usual manner, will give to
lawns, either white or printed, look OF
newness, when nothing else can restore
them after they havo been Washed
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An exchange suggests that a comfort
able place in cold weather is near a pi-
ano, at which is seated beautiful young
lady with an exquisite voice Yes. we
nave Known some young men to
fairly met under such circumstan.
ces.
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A Tennessee Dutchman having
caught his son in wrong doing. deter
mined to administer dose Of hickory.
SO he trimmed switch, and went to
look for the lad, who Immediately took
to his heols. After chasing the boy
around for a while, the old man
thought to persuade him to stop and
take the licking. So he shouted.
Shon, stop, I'm not so mad as vat
wash!
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THE PATENT MAGIC co,
DINCAN'S MASONIC RITUAL

Or Guild" to the Tire" symbolic Degrees Of tho An
Gent ork Rte. Battered Apprentice. Fellow Graft
and Master Mason. And to The Degrees of Marx
Mhst"r. Past Master. Most Excellent Master and til.
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cravings This valuable book contains ali the lectures
and work Of the IsTsr. and with tn. aid of /: any
Mason can in shur; time hrcoiI. qualified to take
the chair Master Or tn" Lodge. 1t is entirely differ
" from other Masonic Book hereto iora nuhlish-
ed Bound in cloth prize Z. So leather tucks tpockci-
book style with gilt edges g. Copies sent fr.. Of most;
age. Send cash orrr> to l.. FlrZ,;IRA LIZ Ro1 eis
New York POstoice. 49,
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AS a good thing to have n handsone
penman for bean. said Mary ma shs
glanced over billet-deux. \ o.. REPLIED
Juila, II the penman is only handsome
doh care how ugly the l enmapshin
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AGENT. WANTED ron THE
BLUE COATS

Ana now ihey LIVED, Fought and died for TN. l,n,,,.
WIN So io~nud ncidenta IN tnc t;rcai It,,,iInn
T., "mpIashs narratives OF Personal Adventugr Thrill,
ri rne.ehis Iar ing Ex bios. Heroic Deeds Vi od.r
~ ,,s'sspt~ Id!e IN The Camp, Field and I,snt,a Al
An"n, -. Hl,lr, and scouts with thr songs Iaa.is
's ana III Humorous Incidents ufthe War N c,.
~, over IN tnsrarings and IN the spci,.t ana
s",a TT n DOOR published. fric. only u - Ter cry
.'ar INA see orr terms, f
i,,itaa nis: Address NATIONAL Pt' i,IIsItI ~. 20
~ Louis, Nd ~ T''N""t'''' ''h''f 'hfHsfs III "
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tan'assers Wanted Everywhere.
4 LIVE PA fER,
Er'3y Farm-r az nr lIrst s,yu9u 7uk- il
THE NORTHERN FARMER.
l. L II
THE CHEAPEST A. RIrl'LrrRAI pArrp pr,

THE CT TAPI.ST A. RIrrITrRAI pArr~p pr,
liSliED.
4 '>'AtNS EARLY from three 10 five hundred
-, pA~ps 90 practical matter .rruliurc IJnri
n"t,"rn. STOCK RAISING, Poultry Rretdng barry Mi.i.
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$3.50, .' inner avert" paper Of the West anI che,us
H'p, Fuh'Shrd III tho country. The publisher d..
p. ", mn shsri,"r, and Offers tbsral cash
~, ~ ms ,li any other published. send for saiu.
80 ''' P'''S'i'r FRED ID. ca IL-DN,
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LOCK HAVEN. Pa.
MrssRS LIrPfNCorr & BAKEwELL, PITTSBURGH. "a
t,cns-We hny We been using your make Of Gang Saws
In our MILL and find them IN point OF quality, superior
tn any we hayc eyer used Yours, &c,
wig SHAN BLANCHARD 4 co.
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81
q COi0fED Idea OF BUSINESS
During the progress of a trial Mt Savan-
nah, Ga., recently, very b'acl, Young
man Was placed on the witness stand by
the prosecution to testify rs to converse.
tons had with the prisoner. When
asked what he was talking with him
about, the witness said, "about how
each were prospecting in business"
What wa- your business q, that
timco'
II was In lie ',og business"
NE was ia the cotton business, was
heo"
Eyes, sir"
""eII, where are you living at
now:' "
I'm boarding at de jaiI.r
for?" ." ''''e
stealing hogs
How many did Won stcal:r
All the man had
how many was thato'
Only one"
THAT was the hog business you was
engaged in, was it ?"
THAT was dc business"
D,d you ever steal any cottonor
"Oh, yea"
Did you tellofit afterward"r
NO need to do dat; dey caught me at
it."
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Original Notice.
Circuit Court of Cedar county, Iowa, Apr
term, 1864.
y I,,S 4

term, l>6a.
National insurance Conn anyl
OF Davenport, Plaintiffs,
against
John Raynor Defendant.
-" JOHN RAINDR Defendant: Yen oro
l hereby notified that there /. HOW on file
IN the office ofthr Clerk Of the Circuit Court
IN ana Tor the Count. Off 'edar in the state of
IOWA, petition of National Insurance 'omna-
ny OF davenport Plaintiff, claiming OF YOU the
sum OF twetIty- Inc - 100 dollars and interest
thereon nj SIX per cent from January 10Th
i,">. as due plaintiff on your promissory note
gwen III IN" Fire and TORNADO Insurance Co
datcd January .ath, isn-, and assigns to this
piaihtlh Tor value. And asking for n writ of
atIaehm"nt against your property.
10" unless N"ua appear TO said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon rf The second
Gay "i IN" next term of said Court to ic BEGUN
ami held nj Upton, in said county on tho Iol h
DAY oil April, 1859, \ default Will he entered
against YOU ANA Judgement rendered thereon
IN accordance villa III" prayer OF said petit
tion. f
WOLF & IANDr
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i,y9 Attorneys ~ pIoi,.i'r

IDNpBATE NbrItE.-Eoticr il hereby riyen
1 that u. J. Rodgers. administrator Of the
estate OF Robert Evans decea, ri has ihix day
hted ms hnal report, and ihtt said nattcr is
SET Tor hnaI hearing on the S;h day of March
i~s', NJ "hi"h time all interested ar. notified
70 appear. or the said admin istrator will be
finally discharged,
WM. ELLIOT. Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
February silI, lS;a nGwi
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Send for the ExrERniENrAL FARM JorRNAL. only
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