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WHAT NO

DINE TAR-In bottles and tin cans,
COAL TAR-By the gallon or in cans,
ROS1N-In any quantity desired,
LARD OIL-By the bottle or gallon,
CASTOR 0IL-By the bottle,
MEATS FOOT 0fL--By the bottle or gallon,
LUBRICATIN COAL OIL-By the bottle or
gallon, at store Of [mar30l JOSHUA BEAL
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
6~E TO SleO PER MONTH Or a Commits.
ID - sion from which twice that AMOUNT can
be made by selling the latest improved common
sense Familw Sewing Machine. Price Sl5 %.
For Circulars and terms address
O. BOWERS & CO.,
does 800 South Third street, Philadelphia.
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FAMILY, PLANTATION

RoCERs SUPPLIEs.-Now on hand a good
" stock dquite every article pertaining 10 a
fIst-class Establishment New arrivals almost
daiy--a cgll solicited.
decS JOSHUA BEAL
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BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE!
r HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
i Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris and Hair In
quantities to suit purchasers
oct16 JAMES MoVAY.
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POTATOES ON TERMS.

II NOW HAVE in warehouse some 20 or Is bar.
i rels of good Planting Potatoes, which will
sell to responsible parties on credit Of four
months. (sp14 JOSHUA BEAL
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J. JASTREMSkl Y BROS
FRENCH
PICTORIAL SYRUP
Is SURE CURE FOR
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, the
EARLY Stages Of sConsumption
and other Diseases OF
ihe Pulmonary
Organs.
It is admirably adapted to MANTLE cases.
Its most agreeable taste and flavor conceal
entirely the medicinal properties which 1t con-.
tains.
TRY A BOTTLE-Aftsr which You WILL NEvE1
USE AsY OTHER KIND.
It's recommended by Physicians.
~ Price-One Dollar per Bottle. IN
Prepared and sold by
JAsTREMSKI & BRO,
Druggists,
jan14 BATON ROUGE. La
sugar Cane Mills and Eyaporators
THE GREAT WESTERN
Sugar Mills and Scantlin's EVaporatOrs,
asstas.s4 sags s 5ss
aAsurAcruaED By
$500
PEARSON, AKIN q CO.,
,o,,,su,,,n nv
hooi0'AAA' ~
TTAvING accepted the Agency for the intro
ii dustion and sale Of the
Great Western Premium Sugar Mills
MN
% n L N
Seamless Evaporators!
prepared to supply the demand Of , whsteysr
horse powsr-capacity 500 pounds to steam
power mill-capacity 5000 pounds of sugar in
twsnty-four hours. 49,,
and sERPs % sns
orders, which win receive prompt attention.
ti4ss JAMES MovAi.
.na..a-
r;.,s ~ s,ara, ~ ,otsrss. e. the community
.mona vh,oh .ra-
STEEL CORN MILLS, with and with
out ny wnees, ,nreure rn crN
BRIsTLES.
GRASS SCYTHES AND SPINNING
WOOD SAWS AND WELL BUCKETS.
P Posss 4 HEAD b,D AND sc nsui;
BRUSHES.
CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARIS AND
HAIR.
OIL. TURPENTINE AND WHITE
IEAn
A1
'- AND SPLENDID ARTICLE OF
CHOPPING AND BOYS AXES.
;,1uoo rAMps MovAy
$3.50
RuiIding Materials.
-, 80, -,
pp1cT
= '1s4IInp. .=.ss
CEMENT,
1s HAIR and
BUILDERS AND PLANTERS HARDWARE
and ovsrv,b,no in the line now in store.
oAA'11o M, M, -.
fiOnon "soA' nAouAOi"o''
y
Leras' Phosphate of Iron,
GrimauIt's syrup Horse Radish and Iodine
Injection Brou,
Leroy's Pills,
Purgative Nos. !, 2, and 4.
Vsmi Purgstfve,
p-;.n.
:. Lamouroux,
Cansules de- kaouin.
Ms,hav,c.v,ps
ossi1''
hof SAFE d.
JOHN JAsTkEMShI'S,
june6 Third Street Drug store.
JU ST REC Ell ED,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
E'HESa GAHDEsN Seeds.
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SOMETHING NEW.

DATENT Penrcks, patent Paper Files, patent
L Moist Letts Books, just received at
apr3-lOt BEiL'5 BOOK VARIETY STORE
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Home Preparations.

-FOR-
PURIFYING THE BLOOD, REMOVING
PIMPLES AND BLOTCHES,
HEALING SORES,
ERUPTIONs,
ETC,
THERE rs NOTHING MORE RELIABLE TEAM
The Great Blood Renovation,
compound complete in itself. No need of adj
ding Iodide of Potassium. We sell more Of 1t
than all the other Preparations of the kind put
together. 1t is not put up In Boston, nor in New
York. 1t is Baton Rouge preparation. Try IL
before condsmnine it. Prics-one dollar per
bottle. Prepared and sold by
JASTREMsKI BRO,
Druggists, Africa street, and
J.JASTREMsKI,
aprl3 ..-.~ Druggist, Third street.
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DROMGOOLE,S PREPARATION
0AN BE HAD at Brooks Drug Store at manu-.
" facturer's retail prices. apr27
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Seamless Evaporators!
am prepared to supply the demand, Of whatever
size, style and capacity required, from light one
horse powsr-capacity 500 pounds to a steam
power mill-capacity 5000 pounds of sugar In
twenty-four hours.
ER- Call and examine a sample Of the MILL
at the Depot, on THIRD STREET, and leave your
orders, which will receive prompt attention:
80. JAMES MoVAY.
, 1869-05-10
Recorders Court.
Count rot In seeaon- st,1y VIII be called todAy so.
the t.iA g! civil rallAeA

Ioecrh Mann =. C kr1cf71ann. 1raEpa4a. DAtnAsrs
laid II $t With eapiaa tn AID 1t 10 charged tn THU
{rntdtng that The defendant Val employed 8epten
tff, t66 hy plaintiff tean1tet aud that wtf'e IN
sneh h~ beat two hofscs hin 70 drive
with AhortI that extent th1t they injured to
thr Atnouht e!A4utA
Wil&iam Hudsnn '. Ferdinand Leserman. Usxe
pAnAEes lald q 4lS0 Gap&as Issued IN I'D Recovery
sc'shs for alleged false md malicious prosecution for
tk{rrpy, "
, 1869-05-10
SABBATH SCHOOL SERMON.
Discourse ofRev- a. Eddy, Of the Ninth Pres
bytetiau Churrh.

eesnuu In behalf ot the Sabbath School Of the Ninth
rrtshy tetAu Church was preached yrfcrday By Rev.
A. EddJ who took for his text tho ecFth Of the
s1th chapter Of peuteruocny. TIC SPEAKER told how
the Jews .cArnr EreAt and PECULIAR people By fneul
eating teff religion trthA into thcr children forming
character In Jouth whIh kave religious tone to the theu
civilized world. The 6ahlath scho educated thn ntel-
lsseeJ tse.n to ssr.se lie eest
trlliA II The teacher must learn from
tbe shaes shs seas sa III
q e. 4 q 1ef f P @
liz ecmp.rsd she Nabath School IN m se4Ar1z5. and
T. ,sa il. Z. Sc R,ss.s ssRss & e I I
and strrueth~ns The intellect il d Trc4t prtveutrr
sss.,s ssi : s. j; e Is r. a.
n ehiA y..,ens e }oE sad be.rt I'D thetF
III ESQ ss f. Is ~ sss,5 ss
ret1t. y. = tbe ed were and i; h!thes. ssod
It e. f.< y i r i! ~ T.
=! ~ e sas T. q r: n ssSs
4 II ssa Il '.as. = ss fn1; e. .f
t.nFht e t2ea.s Why :. i! INV asry e II. tsoJ
!sae.. s..s :s.f i hs,+ @ease. 9hss joa e
III esf as & e
( ut MN! ns ssc as eesa t. Il .ss.
seleeF, teacher told LIN d, He secs iht
s1ss i IT, f'sa :at A r;
tithtnin< hear the rrar Il thunder and dr.ma ii
The ;<ionE Tesehr:. wtzr<rin the Ct tho eh!ld
i g ne n; M ssr xs - + the
.eed Which Il ~. yaas s,rrr*s 4 sod 70
r<a!nt On th <s of tht than the bots and han
q tss: II wints Fcntlc rcsteatut around the GINA
habit, of Christian Nc Thcsc thins 1T xha: .te m
1le Fskrr trembling With the foTee q sahln,r psrs.
htc II the cnnk1t1tien Hc called for cotlcetira, b1:
tie ret4cte were not nnth affected
, 1869-05-10

The tooryn +. t},r .rt ri The 1xj.l,.urr NJ 1nns
,t.s;. ~ - - S~.tsA. - 80 - " t ' -
aaet In ms my :, 40 '1A' '''8' '0' fe'-
M ACT tu htotize the city Of ChAeo 10 tssne bonds
f.t thu rnr7esc et paying The debt ihc.,rd for ana
extending the WLttt and SrwefnSe Work. o& baid
etv: md aso I, p.tehsse lease Eoundt and creet
seEe h,leFs in ksid tiff End also fo- cleaning tho
rity rires
SIc11o> i Eel s.ael<i y d. r~a,.. e tAs aatt F
swssthfAd n de tsrn<ra3 Aat Iaat the ety OF
Chies f. sE1nhsv and the 7o*cTs hereby e1yrn T. TO
t4Euw- ttln fic - ute - thc Hoard q rnbe HoEks
and hc CGt1ua t1uEeI 81 sad city thaH drc1n rxpcd
t1t. hsr1 81 tp1nry pot e1eccsi:I< f-c-n for the
fnt1<sr OF rtSnk any dett ttet. e,otEtcd by I'D
sAd cay On cunt q <sar ChieAFn Ater md to
ine1rsts apd e1t-Id DC tuFsJ 4 WaseF i1 sak edsy
SIC Like FtU r. Ana Aasaof;ty !. aesEAy given
q = c rsa f;tx Y nf e. s s Z ~. y y
VA IN \ d." r.,: t @ ~, a ,eS IN r ~
rfSc1hk 70! ~ l:IAS ~ fAstas ans deHt Or
ittts e.Nat1ro y q "a etF % 5unt g tnc trTc:afe
Nnthh th-e9 and 10 iedcs:t ma r&ttad tr heWclNSr
TCrk. Ct rstd cit!
ZEE / ttH3 sEo A:&nss!:S ar Af1 hffehE E7Ft!l
snd st.5tcf 70 :aa ely 10 IFu:n tn f. tne fa
tht o. A10 Axall4laH pt eAd
, 1869-05-10
AgQTHEn sglclm sExsATloR.


remarkable o,csrTcnce t1uc1prcd IA the southern
yart Of the city yesterday noon sd be added o
the uuDbsr ol EzAn&aly attempted suicides eornittod
In ths city rcoty. Ahot the ttAe unensIoned Je113
DonAvsa, "a prtzr 4thses. va paEsnk osdens sHn
Wien he nosstd that youns woma n named Msv.rri
Murr., hid }nyed hrsdlors Into ttrr:asaan. w:se4a
II Ogden slip. With : hrave heart Ia Jumped sAe4
hez:, "a , sseeredsa IN iEsat1aE heF asq,esi
tlp,c capeed befoEr Ahe fuI1y Trs1n1taied Si,1
then tnnye5d u the te1se rf Mr. Ff5.aeau, whfs
DT. GntE7tu attfndcd 70 E WausA- An1 u yee vs9y
tow, AEa hef mind ~ander4 considerably,
r her Gsfst W. f9nna M rope slih tb1e<hot. and
;se iS1fd ard4f = tossesF /, 4sta s, toee 9e.ea
=: sc.es osaes Il Gnns So h, besn !sopptnS Nh
.Ax1 ene va tahtr hy strAaEt TuEaan to +bo1rd.
i1{hU4t&e The w1lnt1, Who w48 yery rEa1telhke
wanted fcT t. asAy Mta 1ae hut 1hc rcGeera al
oFeItn-x Ste thsn drank sou1e tA and Il
fsSs fasE vhs hs5 IN, ~, {on.s ssqni :, Sc asa nj
seetaeea hez th.t ~ made The attept II suicide Sbe
II noN rtry thankful howcvcf, that her Ifr has hrn
epaisA md pIusntsss soennlr levef to ucdest.kc :
- Hss a@ts tas1nTty sessaed In Aav.skre: Her
These Estao NJ. Thaa1.e Anr.1y b.. ets this No11d
few days ance- she went Is lire wtth thc c;,ns m,t
gives No rrsson !.r ieartnk then The aises. rernixe
hrs. Aad earnestly destce her .etr1u
, 1869-05-10
Prrsona interested IN the Ecw Albany, AouI
Carmel 81. Lonls Railroad stc prospcc4tn,

Prrsona Interested IN The Kew Albany, Mount
Carmel 81. Louis Railroad arc prospecting,
preparatory to autyey o1 the 1tne
residents e P1e..aat Hll. Bts cEeck, md aouas q
Pleasant ToWnahIps, EAnSaa, to cop1er with tho
sseon q ersna et ID. ro.a fum q Plsaesn fae een
AIn, through sald townships, "a the west tine Of
Missouri, thtTe to connect vita TIE 81. Louis
atter conferences Win the President Of the Pc.
&c Company, nat It viii b Necessary for the
toHnshfrs nsrsed 70 sohscrbc 400 100, 4nd hare
Al Moline, on lie oh, In accordanca wEn tha
action Of Na Board Of Trustees, the s1ees Com
missioner proceeded to 2evel down the city which
previous DAY, md determined that no more work
of that soEt shoold be done. In the meantime,
e9,eea IL se n psn. xcs e is1sS E ~
II was IN ne corporation, had granted . a7tata
gose Il On ~ sn H. ds sss
inc lAld- Thls grant extends down a lar - the
stseek crossing the 1,lrosd sas q Ar. kezs<s
WIZ withdrawn. II Is understood, however, Gmt
the Trustees resolved 70 prevent my eneroach-
company has no right 10 anything more than !
ktneic track through Old Town, md that nothing
more shAl be laid there without their oonssnE
nhe e pc
I Is said thss shey mesa 70 lay double truck from
Fl sssa 11t II 2Gsa Fsosa win he begun
sosn and most likely all along the t,nn- The right
Of way has been secured through Richardson
CountT and paft Of Nenaha, and persons Wilt
soon BE- at H0rE securing 1t In Ot0e.
Efforts are beng made to have the Burlington,
CtdaT Rnptd1 Minnesota Railroad completed as
far Is Waterloo b. January next The estimate
TO compleic tic grading tieing and bridging ta-
tween burlington and Cedar Rapids, Is ~, ,e0l
i nce.nc waa held Al Sha1neetoTu, Ill, on the
4h, the officers aud friends II the ill1nois South
eastern. the St Louis i Southeastern, and the
Nahi<ouyitle 4 S0awneetSKn Rallfoaff- The FOL
lowing resolution WAS atonsetf;
.se.n-. fh1f tho ctttzcos Of f;anatio Cou-ty,
tn nlecttls AA.etnb.d- cptr1taiufnE DRIP aad
AhfrK Interest tn The construction Il cuapcetnS line
cf t1iytr Ert,zten Ah1wntetowr. Illinois, Aca Nail
koneie kfEtutky hereby respectfully, bt ~asnt~tiF.
request the re etntatFfs # the 1nt1eis
Railway. md tho<e Of the St Louie l. Southeastern
FAi.aJ. far iey consistently to unite in
te1dinG al neeaAsrv AID and counsel IN edcttnE an
eaEtv organization Of The MAdtfon* file Sharncetown
RAfsaa CosnpanJ and In othetwt tse drink sutsta1dA
cneoarasenent 70 IL .Ieeav 1"1t.s1eticn for ooE;
Hopsi ira Corrtes. kentufky, Of mont friendly aad
I,ea ard sedke them x ~ tineA cheerful eoopeFa-
ttnu' IN scoring tl.ht 1tsut+ -.
The cnrTorators OF The MatlIsonviIle 4 Sha~nce-
town Railroad hare called a meeting for the pur-
pose Of ortanixing the company, to be held on tne
sth day OF June; afteE which immediate Steps
to be taken Put the AAirt Of the proposed road
In condition to Invite tho attention Of eon-
HAttQTA
, 1869-05-10
enkRp az FuBiIe WeRxs.
t}rcniuR Of hide for 1hr Construction OF a
Ertcl Sewer.

TIE board n Pubic Totks 5ezte7Iay opcned thr fol
ai"las tcs 10. t1as*tEI.tux hrck fro.u State
rt:ce IT, thr cfr: siic Vt th- Illinois Ceutra1 Hsllrpad
traek-
NcAsa"n S:-eI~. Hin ,s Ctu;r,l Railroad to Cot
taer 6soTe ATerur t>c: sewer, $40 tr1 ll2tal fe;
C{ttAsc EHFe .VeEnr ~ Mroasw.y rlacr fto, eevr-
81 r.: ls;. Mt+1-ANay lI4c.+ to F,,e-t a,.,n. a.
f-os -twef- 81 Ter foct: Forcst aveare 10 Michigan
AFsGnr. tu-,t sl5 f-t Netsaa .Yr,u~ In
St.tr Ftsctt- 4 fet s+1s-. Si.-s1 ,tr tuIt. TusaI
.i.en ArHueh ! Cc.-1. c. R 70 t:ctt.rr Grove .v.-
tEue, ELa1: to AocnaSxH rlsrr e1l Foftnt aytnne
.:iAl: 70 Mk.ssa %rrnar. SO, 10 State strut, d:
i,:al {il. ia L. ~
E1tt.4r 6s:,,-c avenue. foA3s; = Moonat1y ri,er
4sE: to Fo.r-t svr.,-- aln; to Michigan .ven,r e
10 Etnt- f.s,r:. Ei Total 9:sst3 =.
MeNaaon / tiuraa-l L. L. Is. ID CIuAtr Ernve
Arttre s.: ~ Nseoa"tS Flar~. S3l; to FoFr7t
r,c- tH: 10 Me.S.n avenue sls.le' to stsir utcrt,
4 A. MrD1raH aaa c. 4. AHca-I. c. r r. tn Cot,
t.-c turc ~: In AnnEAu AZ tlser &A 70; II
F,.i .r,au. s34; Michigan kte2uc- ~: 70 btate
& il Rtthnst-LE r. Il. 70 Cot@,Fe Grove A.raut.
T. Atc':lssu avenue 81 10 s:A.c Ftreet- e31Q Total
k&2TSJ II. ...
u A. WIili.,1.-l C. f. r. to t.asc t;surr sveuac.
ti+Es:to Nncna~sy tsscr. tiAhu: 70 Forest Are1ne,
41G r. AhEtsAn Avcsac. Sas: to s:=.e ss1crs. ss4
Wiz, R..sdr1:a a;.d A. " R.nea-L C. n r TO cot-
tasr Grove a1raac e1; = AoonaWJ paAer. e.: TO
F>s~t .rcn..e. eM - AieAlsAn ave'.e. - Z" State
, 1869-05-10
POLITICAL


colosed man, James n. SlmuA, has been sp-
pointed Postmaster II Sarannah. GA
Al Goshen, Ind, on Tue.tAy lsst, the Rspubl&-
cans elected tEo Counciluen, aod the Democrats
two-A Republican gain
4 successful ctnco-seekes IN Washington bad to
search gazetteer TO ascertain wneFu the country
| ~as to which be wSs appointed ~ Minister.
TIE tunneciicus Legislature met on the Nth. In
! tie Senate, David Gallup, Of the Thirteenth Dts.
| trtct WIS choAen PreAiJeui gr% Asa- and Dwight
Marcy, CLERK In the Hoose, O T. F:att, Of Aert-
dep, was chosen Speaker; and John a. 1lhoetz, ot
! New Loudon, c1efk
| roneroy pub,ianes, In the New Yofk Deso4as,
the following letter, alleged to have been seeeircd
! BY him Il Lacrosse Wis, nom Governor Ho6-
u,an In reply to his cp,sile transmitting one doa-
! tar for the benefit Of The Ford ne rspaptr:
MY pr4. ~. Pe.tEnn1; ! have Just fvsasoed fs0sn
SsJ xS and A. s2t; !,t t. s o ora or
spy See ss9a Det e. ss 80 es, ssas isv f.;
q = :aey ss@sF eas'ss Joa *ssh betas small IN
Il fv<urn tss don.r If yoa VII make II a hundred :
81; r s:sis!s i sFtins s<aes ,su me,r..s~
! &C Walker WHO u supported for Governor Of
8! Virginia by the moderate Republicans and br The
l Conservatives esnlSrated from New iosk not long
snce, and resides n Norfolk. The candidates for
i Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General on the
i EAie sAy1:
In going for As. w.krr nd the errnEEated esaSt
tatIa0 white people ut ytsinlA yarad up IN Old
fespss tpd rtctpdtcpA Thy ta1e EeE1hrfn and
~ 7 NJ ss s1 *a;sh g. Ehse & ss
4sA F.susr fer theznAefvza the struggle fer ree.
! The Union Republican State Central Cumnittec
Of OHIO tas issued cs1l tor Stsse Convention to
meet II Columbus On the ssd Of June ne1., to
| nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
GovesnoEt Judse Of the Supreme coUrs, Treasurer
Of STATE, Attorney General, and Member Of BoAsd
| Of Public NorkA TIE convention win con1tat of
e6s delegates, being On the bssis CT one delegate
for ere.y 90 votes eass for General Sherwood
for Secretary ot s,ste, In 1865 and one additional
delegate for any traction or 500 votes md upNaF1
| tn each coGoty. In their can the committee Say:
-The oonaaitane Frrscstany en<ee.e ths tapaEt.aee
q fnn delegation fosn eAch county 70 taa a'nrenthn
Tne Lkass to BE- deded IN sns present e.nape1 1T g
.ts.l ass5s.s = e ssss EFT tss ss sss .
sehs .esa -! b z s.ssasay .asa .as .Gne,s1 y.
s.Ens* Enisns Ea.i e..s ssoaa b t.f29 T. r. =
{aaiAt44iEe md Eal2lc enn2d1cS1 ssl9etr$. Ia IA
, 1869-05-10
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
Why the Cuban lnsurKents should be Recog.
nized By the Government OF the
United States.


81. .....--- ...- NH1cAoo, nay 1877.
To ht Efsar V 5A< c1iaso T.sa.e<.
In recognizing the Cuban insurgents ~ beIlixe.rnt
power there Is little doubt that of government wpl11
rerre The almost unanimous auppoE md appreciation
Of the American people Apart from the policy Of our
government to the extension eont4pu.
Ancr II European domination this continent
the following conaIdfrzuoua Ex THAI The Cubans hsv
ing declared their Independence In October E.4t have
maintained The struggle asain2t their opprtsson for
REASONABLE cnsth Of tiur, and that they now occupy
ovtr twothirds d the Il The Iaand estimated 10
contain nea'sy bali q ihe entire population. .ad h.ve
ss;ss'Hss ssss.'s ST. .ss s'sd Ess;ssd
ny ,RS 'ss a'R
etrupstapees sataeieus to jnaity TIC seyc:ament IL
as {, esna +
| Va Z 81 &c q as ss.n
rcsh1ps With fcw be deal with len
9 9 !: sa soosa1 s III 4. eS s 4 n
xhteh ths spsai.5ds sheH.elss, haye s1rletsea y
u defiance the !.xs ot ss!ll1sd ws.t. ID oat.asd
e i:Sa, ss5G Tho t.iss aio
e " 1sl ., s 1s1 e s9 s s2a
chi ashts; Isl iorbe Intervention i jnsa. ID the
and e ~
Des.a. 81: ths sD.nia.a, hare BY the h!sehaaae4
t!t upon neh tutcsvrntioa b! taosc sorcrrrncnfh
Cntnna u bellieeienia br the United states wnisd
sItius froin sha teo2xnition q tLe
seaa i sss Shi'
sa.ernneit I - should now Eeevsn!ze tic Cuban In
nted ssasn:t i liz eTent eansep!..ed fes writef
II The london 1fn., ths exponent et hran opln!oo
E r. Sc Hst s. @ e Fl &
fhc Ocnfedrae5 hy the B1itt4h Government adnll.:
place il tic dipsen ssis inte7conSse oi nasons Bat
&c TScn admitting s,eh s1Eumsnss 70 be applicable,
q The Un,ted sts.ts VI ae1er M sr ebaasd
Wills the other hand the constitutional government
Ct Spain haa been orc11hFowo. and ntw tynxst5 Il
The tic ty which Cuba WIS connected wfth Spain wal
rne1rS the r41sonI union under the Bourbon dyoaA-
": Ry &c .l4iesi!on I'd tith. 4 l.shella ard thc
GUY, not to she Ersais,. reorie. II III. d5n1sty
aaees haEas z
Cubsns sIe fairly entitled 70 ehoose fofn q gov
the. braa!afd.. The power which now wsens war
rkninsa the Cnbans e u.ussed Iower: aud Ia the
name Of Fcasou, 1t IL aaktd. what tight this rEtped
iSs d raneht in the doing oi Hhea ths Caesas
Tould have no PAT g Focc. md to demand that they
rrtiHn will bare thc effect Of rtssns md slavery
dolltless will hare ta proper weight with govern:
The Cpbsns hAve Esht to shsr Liberty. and they lef
Aes1n Do7s sho ~ ] I'll nc net 4i1 s,ipa "a h
90 eass asa % asdcr IL ~ Ssiy saaao9 Il e sad
SutpsF, A.A- II.
, 1869-05-10

from lax f11HfttoH a ~ 1ttPfft4*tUnt IMnV u
:, A large Erar wolf has Frequently been seen IL
several sheep for the farmers and = cow has como
up missing. While In Dixon u faw days Agu We
heard the following account:
h MN named jenkins, whn lives near the county
line, on the Lee County side, has OF late missed
kcveral sheep and could Ind no clue TO tho
and on going. tn hia lsaru found three dead and
one dFeadfui1y mAnglcd. He sAw DARK form
raEs rapidly past hiH BARNARD fence, and At once
ran after II but It eiudtd him aud got away. The
next day he went to the house Of . ueighboE who
was suspected for his BtealiuQ qualities few
tufta os wool Fcsr scattered nhont tho front aoor,
which Was accounted for by boy pulling the
wool troru Sleeps back
The farmer vent into the house aud chatted for
come time with the hostcsS and fnally took hIs
hat and left That night he resolved TO watch for
the thief who hsd stolen his sheep. Accordingly
ubout dark he repaired TO his barn. hiding himself
behind \ lot Of boxes. About II o'clock he heard
large gray Wof walk on his hind leg6 coolly up
to one OF bis horses, which be proceeded to unite
The mnn felt satisfied that the object wAs rather
humans and was nbout 70 raise FROM his feet
when the object uplted On all foufs out OF the
stable.
its couEsc toward the house, which 1t entered By
window. The farmer saH at glance the state
Of AflnirB and csept into the house BY Mde door,
and found the wolf sitting In chair BY his ate-
place. He hsd no weapon, but being brave man
be ruAhed for the vol. When q violent struggle
ensuetl This lasted for several minutes, when he
fen the hold be had gained give Way and held In
his hands large robe, The occupant who w1s no
other than his wife. standing laughing ut him
She had been walking In her Bleepr and had adopt
ed tue curious Ealb 1nconScl0l1tE. The robe
folded about her rcssmhled q wolf.
, 1869-05-10
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FL IL :aa haaPs I'd sssdis fSa i. 3 ns.a d which
SaneJy r.ke = Josdan 1ohnsnn Appeal New trial
V ~ Ri11KnAn CASE
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The awning - that pAlntah IN c1~f 10 tatthldf oa
ehA1Et the dutcA IMPOSED hln1 HA1 s't1uTrt to
e.pesc hatt e III. Stt Ihs Eanrt ;hnnsht thess
aFe7msCts Fu1e4eut tHt$1!a4 EQlff ~.. suo@
betiEcncr ca the rArt ri defendant Hat this
question ef negligence relallsr onr vs.tns Aceor
He to th+ eirurn4t &nes If +ash ess In hfs the
awning VIA a. brnsd Ard ID iav thni tsrts II il haa
oetn sken 81 !! ths e.nt,ss e. T. Il s;a
ear efynsd ihe d.nfcrMs rrc1iri,r Thss was r.
qtrcd undeT the trt1eT1 1asr imposed uya rsployc
70 use reasonable dukenees seeue The s.tet q thr!
srrrAtta The 1ssafrt, IT fhe cmrlhTeb ~ a<1trs4
tht r.sr whieh The taiscuee N e.c the c:nployes
carnot remove Or guard efznst. - II there Wa. 10
hm fssa E;stantaF the Atfo ihen thert eouid be no
s Srsss4maa e 10 S osxr r' H. csdea II il
surx1ics 31crrtir I'D fra.ac.siE. wherrfore
dr. & e.ap as.ss t. rrrr.csy Il n o.s7; ,iea.l
An1 cutstir q pror5rt~ csu ore h ,ssd when thtre
s.ec ,hc nan Iii I'M n III. ~ rIssss
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, 1869-05-10

EoolisSa Franks Of FeollSh TeunS 41en.

Al khosts slr COMMON rovAdAyh il hlshly ftffta
fus to erroe Ahwa1 CT something tszt h, h. the Ae-
h,snee Il rr.lIsy Ther u ecnut11 ghost In the city,
8tr,ct DESCENDANT OF The khost ot uAzeta father. Ii
+, r1hy,d,rd rlsh.lJ CT ClA,k etreet, between Md
an I'D Monroe r. sese young pro With
w., he,a,. INC nre IN ktyr&1i5. and
- y, . stlr I, he sh1sc et 4 tnAn, which theJ
Er1s cut q he in4e ~ d. n,ss ss aaf "a sayc
tt.1n arsr crowds q rcExons 20 t.se i9ohAh thaa
thes1seirrs Tnese .euiihle pcuPl. 9oas!oTS, ret
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y nne 81 ofppet;lea t, BS9sasF HsadJ. wh1 hsaa