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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1869.

ROBBERY ON TIE Casa brother Of
Mr.. Robert Mayo, from New York, was
robbed on the Frederick sburg road on Sc
turday afternoon whilst on his wsy to this
city. The thief is suspected, and the de-.
tectiVes are on his track. n, ..,t ,g.,-.-,
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PARDoNs REFUSED AND GRANTED.-The
Governor on Saturday pardoned Alexander
Young, tried and convicted in the county
court of Bedford of the crime Of grand lar
ceny, and sentenced to the peniten'lary for
one year.
The application of Francis Larman, SEN
fenced from Richmond for robbery, for five
years, was refused, his guilt and bad cha
racter counterbalancing considerations Of
his youth. ..
The application Of Claiborne Williams,
sentenced from Petersburg to the city Jail
for twelve months for stealing, was also re-
fused.
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E The CaEATIoN.-The second performance
of the Creation takes place tomorrow night.
Tonight the amateurs Of the company will
have q final rehearsal at the Second Pres
,byterian church. .-----.-.-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHANGE OF DANvILLE TRAINs.-The
Richmond and Danville Railroad passenger
trains for Burkeville, connecting with
trains to Lynchburg, leave at SIS A. M.
instead of $50 A. NJ. as heretofore.
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Observation-Disclosures Wells left the
city for Washington on Saturday evening
to settle the c'4ims of Virginia against the,
Government for troops furnished during
the war
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-The quarter
ly term of this court will commence to-day.
Witnesses and jurors are requested to be
in attendance punctually at Ii o'clock.
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u. ELLYsoN S Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eftce.
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Rirkntortd7 1lspahh,
NJ 1S, 1859

THE CIRCULATION ,oF THE "DIs-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN TILE COM
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
<,,rr-v hHe %f3 sr tzs at '@t@h-f ss' q = y a..a
ClIY. .ssI .aytz E3kao Ts21aF72)aFs4- qaf7
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for February Is to
hand from Turner, news-dealer, lila Main
street "Ma #H EaUv7s.HTn.s
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ExEcUT1yE.-H. C. Percy has been ap-
pointed by the Governor q notary public
for the city of Norfolk.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-The names of the fol-
lowing petitioners in bankruptcy have not
before been given to the public:
David X. Chandler, Mecklenburg; Edwin
r. Hughes. Pittsylvania; o. M: Wilson, King
William; w. 2. Green, Albert Dickens, Hall
fax; Henry Wood, Mecklenburg B. b. Bar
row, Charlotte; John A. Curtis, Richmond
John J. Daniel, Mecklenbnrg; Robert Jen-
nings, Halifax James a. Thomas, j. Garter,
Edwin l.. Hewitt Lewis A. King, ID. Is.
Jones, John w. Williams, James Mcconnell,
Peter E. Gibbs, Richmond; Thomas NJ. Far
row, Albemarle; James G. Leech, Pittsylva-
MIA Edmund B. w. Apperson, Charles City
$. McEwen, Albemarle; j. Is. Hoge, Mesk-
lenburg; w. G. George, Culpeper.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RF ARYLAND
lN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Mt.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE, = ! -
NINE MILES FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
Sessions open SEPTEMBER 18TH
. EsGF-U and FEBRUARY 1sT.
Vacations from July LIST to September 18th.
Uniform required.
For circulars or information applyto
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, President !;
or to Major T. A. G.y HANDY, Registrar.
Pestofice at the college. +t - - ia S-Sm e
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MEETINGS.

DICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
III ASSOCIATION.--1he members OF this Asso-
citation win meet for rehearsal In the lectur.-room
OF DR.. Hoge's church THIS EVENING at half
past7 O'Clock promptly. .r-r. -, 4
Every member is earnestly requested 20 De pre-
sent, whether the weather Is good or bad. j, s,-
BY request OF the President.
7 ia1s-it~- .s--'- r. .E.9TYLER- Secretary
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| richmond GYMNAsiUM.-The classes
! - -. ~: n tIuct!on ut the b ichmond Gymn ssium
=, ing D'eh ie-Or2aDiZed under 4 competent
-"ef lie institution Will be open, as heretofore,
riut thorough course of GYNNASJIJ EXEh-
iiTJEa iiiIEa every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
In "a "a "a "a fr0m TO So'clock Z. NJ, and from 7
%,tV1 clock i ~ - -. s..srf 4
t1M - or EuBScRrTloN: Twelve months. $40 !;
".Hnlhs 10, three months, 81; one month, g.
s,,Ir iuFsitr Information. or To procure tickets,
N'P! " FRANK ID. BILL, 1890
A,g, Secretary and Treasurer,
= '9-!w 1909 Main street
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Tor NORFOLK, PORTS i,

: MUM AND ALL REGULAR a.zszs4ssassSs.-
a'#JtNv, N& THE JAMES RlEEn.- lie iitst
's r.rSA, steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Cap
.'" =. hIrtpEp, leaves hsr wharf at Rockets
hluyc-Ea:ntd places un M"ND ~, WE'D
>.Nt&l, and "Et tAl, At g O'Clock A. Vi, anG
.-.0"&s"u FG' stay, ThU~sd V, and Saturday.
Passengers aIriyc In norfolk IN time To con-
&gr.u.
ID! s,rfmcr.
rare - Norfolk, So go
FREIGHT
r,sci'ed up TO or. y. tuesdays, Thursdays, and
.'ofdais, for orfnlk, PortSm putn, Boston, Bal
.a'rc and principa! landings on Chesapeake
wy! ana all regular landings on James river, al
reasonable rates
? trelgh.s for way landings must be pre- paid
-e.trTs entrusted 70 purser OF steamer must be
'-st' cd iu@ Government stamped envelope.
&rry tu l.. E JATCM. Agent,
!aA2l Office steamers wharf
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- COMMISSIONERS -OFFICK,l
s RICHMOND, December %, 1858.

! 10 - r.a1.lE1 = a COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, 2
1sgsa Is RICHMOND December 2S, 1885. IS g
TITO THE CREDITORS OF. JOHN .DAR-
Il RACor, DECEA SED.-BY decree entered
BY the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond on
the 1lth of March. 1863, In the chancery suit OF
Darracott's administrator, against Darracott and
als one of the commissioners OF the court .s de
rected 70 take an account of the outstanding debts
agahs The estate OF said John Darracott, deceased
disung gushing those which are ecured by lien on
not thus secured. ~ Il E.-.ZsssEs5
have isxed on nWEDNEsDAYthe 10th day Of
rebrmary. 1889. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the time,
and my Office, NO. 80 Franklin Street, Richmond,
Va as the place. to take the said account and TO
receive proof OF debts against tho estate Of tho
sA'o '"". ooAA "I.D" :" :. THOMAS j. EVANS, =
de as-Maw Commissione- y Clc.fgrE.
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& OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE. Co, Z
RICHMOND. January IL, 1852 :
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOg KHOLrERS OF THE VIR 41NI la
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY viii be held
on MONDAY the 18th instant. at II O'Clock, at tho
office Of the company. .r..--.E 81
Ia 14-4t ,re- ha ..,--s,r Ato Secretary.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED. ...- -
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. G. Dunham
s. Co.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Balti-
more merchandise and passengers, Harveys &
Williams. . 81
Schooner Laura A. Webb, Webb, Proyi-
dence, merchandise, Crowell Currie.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Oakes, Ames, hence, at New York
on the 18th.
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hyk NEW YUKK.-OLD DO SFfs
!, NINIpE STEAMSHIP COMPA PA-ssssdkasassS
~. Eni nc .,, splendtd new side, wheel stt anships
@A6LE, and RATTGkAS, leave new York for
&a&ond every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
,iS1ii', Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and
thI0e ShtDs are entirely new; they have elegant
,-,'9hs and S.atsrocms the fare, accommoda-
- '2hs, and attention are unsurpassed - =
Ftegils for points beycnd New York forwarded
.'.I al5Pttch aud no charge made save for actual
th@ubC5 Incurred ~ -
tSe connections made with steamers for ali
''l-htrn and European ports.
,,5zuFaAce ctCCtel at lowest rates when ordered.
e e,, l.; hcLhEApY, President, lS7 Greenwich
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM h co, Agents,
IVY corner Ei,tu and Eleventh streets.
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pOWHATAN STEAMBOATsrrSr. -,

I)VWHATAN STEAMB0ATSatrTsM
L uphp NY.-Stcamers STATE ss1saals.ssasezs
.,.'sbc and safe route 10 Baltimore, savannah,
n's'"a ana tnc West. -Tri-wcekly iinet Balt1-
a. IT.fr making close connection VII steamers to
A."@e! ptlia.-&o charge for wharfage, drayage,
" 'Vf"afJiHg and 10 transhtpnenL OF goods ne
'"'.a hlcianUHd ara Baltimore Leaves balti-
.,,e every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and "a
EDA1. caves Richmond every TUESDAY,
'tsCRH' tAY, and SATURDAY.
'.iShl received every day except Sunday up to
'"rk /. Nj. These steamers have excellent
ION, > ateropm, aud passenger accommodations.
1!'t -; meals and stater0om extra. For freight
- passage apply to
HAl:h hEIS Il WILLIAMS. Agents,
:. le Commercial Block.
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RAILROADS.

..--' --------7 ----r7vs-s-y7T--i
"a 80 ,.ss ss:, !.
s-Is|tuvnNp s-s'- AND DANvlLLE RAIL;
J. ~ ~ n ~HaSaE OF SGHRDCr Y. On
la hoyEIDAY. Jaruary l5'h, E6a the J. AS-
81 Art,Ss:., TRAINS or this road VIII be run a.
foll."s;; wxsr, TYNCHBuRG PASSENGERS
GoiNTEcb,nTnd daily teXccpt Srndays) At S.iS '.
lcayE Rive SiS, at Kul EcyNc At llss "; ,n.Ma.
u ~ st.-gcrtious with trains on he Southst6es
r"5e "TerMvile. Lvnchl,urS. Brlst.l Knox,
roas t,S.si,yll,c Memphis, &c, &c, HRHiGH
Vi 2, >s$\>'nD fNrEEsS leave ii 'hmond dstly al
-, SS rcaye nsnyillc daily at le:ls p. NJ:
:lE' ~ iriiIrrrShoro daily =. l2 So A. M.. making
arrive ",nrc,laus for all stai ions on the Nerih
to>t r.ad both east and west of Greeushnr''..
tA,C-,,,t.sc Columbia, Augusta aud all point,
Souh. v,sr THe0UGH MAIL AND FIX
t9.<", ,rr freer sboro' daily AT a. M. leav
HkS ~. t,tiy nj 49, A. VI. arrive at Richmond
lmrN.",, VI NSCHSuRG rAS5EHS Err
'hiN 9rrny illr fSiIv icIccp, SundSys) at 40 L.
..Al'.-rirc a; Eiclnnond ~ $50 I. II
v. IN rfrrrts can b. procured nj the tickci
u" -. + edmond 30 nil important points South
q. % L'',.f.,,,. =. and al GgCe Hsboro' and DarVile
A.. .,t North Eas., aud West
81 P''N' THOMAS nGDAMTAD,
rintendent.
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- .yD WINTER ARRANGEMENT

TTALL and WIN LEN ahHaH ohhLN'
\ ir,ae North asst, aud West ria the tich-
Fredericksburg ard PGomac Railrnad,
as,,,r,irg he Tuiicd tstcs nSil twice daily vie
'-- ar. ,.lt new pat"nt 81. crtuC chairs on all
go, .N'., The through irainS on Iii road are now
~ rom the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
.i5rt.S r.1 TAY H. fHRorGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
,...S,-'.,i Eaiv III N:l5 4. NJ. arriving In Wash
..,n 81 s:a5 T.. Vi, connecting with The early
.rr-aoou express trains for the North, hasr ano
M" NIcuT TuEnUGH MAIL TRAIN. with
.'..r. cars, with tho new patent sleeping ch 41rs
'u-.r.4 '-avu, Richmond daily t>urdavs except
~. a. ,.}a - VI, sr,iv.ng IN Waslii' RtOn Mt e:lc
, VI connecting with the early morning trains
:. -, s.or.u. 1a,t. aud West. .... .-...a
r.th STE . 4 E,kS stop at alexandria each way
+,"'s "'sCgoH"NNh1lpN TRAIN for milford
.~I sv ,rlv.>ta:lars leaves de7ot corner Broad
-# rH,a streets 81 $50 Z. N. Returning
.--,yts =, .:5a q. VI,
"-n~ngh ,.c,c's and through baggage checks t.
.rur!ucipat points.
Yr fu5tA.r information and through ti.kets;
.,,l,. s., lnr oni'c OF IN company, corner Broat
. rfg,'h >,r.c:s. shock, Elll, ard Mt The ticket
.rr., corner Rv-;! and kighth streets. .-
H. r. GENTLY. General Ticket Agent
S.r,.rt UuTH. Superintendent. de3
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, q THREE-YEAR-0LD cEH
Il DEVON cow, eight days csived xt.t
and giving three gallons or milk Price, seventy.
five dollars. Apply at General GLEEs,,N's, 1914
trace street. 49,. ..aa- ..Es Ee -si.~ Ja l8-lt* ;!
TOR RSALE.-BILLIARD TABLE, -four
4 pocket.) in good order. for sale. Apply to
W. H. LOWRY, Office OF the chesapeake and Ohio
Aailroad Company. ia b-ot$Y
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4 LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE IN
Tit,,i 4 ihE BEST STYLE OF THE ART AT THE
"'SF AICh hPRINTIEG-HOuSE. JAZZ
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OHN BAGS GOOD and CHOICE Rio
WE -'''' LEE, sEDDoN L co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY II, 1869.
Sun rises. .....7.06 Moon sets......... 10 .43
Sun sets.454 High tide, A. NJ. s 33
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bacon, BACON, BACON.-PRIME
= SIDES and SHOULDERS just received and
ia Is ROBERT r. WILLIAMS & GO.
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Coupled and inseparable ~ xsa,s
take "walks abroad " together, and riding
lessons three times week. The Prince of
Asturias has pretty little sister, the
Princess del Pillar. Who knows but another
Spanish marriage may be looming in the
future ..... .. ....... .--.r...s
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Wisconsin has a Legislature ofcarpc,-
haSgers. or the Senate, containing thir-
~ members in all one Of them was born
In the State. Sixteen wen: from New
York three from Pennsylvania. seven
from New England States, three were
born in Europe. and the rest wen, 10
Wisconsin from New Jersey. Georgia.
and Washington. The House of Repre-
sen,aiivcs has enc hundred members
OF these, thirty two are natives Of New
York, twenty Of New England, twenty
six Of Europe. three of Canada, Eight of
Ohio, and six Of Pennsylvania: Mary
land, Kentucky and Indiana gave birth
10 one each and Wisconsin 10 two.
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Sheriff Sale.

by virtue of general execution to me direct
cd, issued from the Office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for the County of cedar.
and state of Iowa, in favor Of Pierce Bros
Flanders. and against Charles Swetland and
O. f. smith l have levied upon the following
property as the property Of the said Charles
SHETLAND and .. +. Smith. to wit: Lots No.
one a. and two in block No eight ts), IN the
town OF Mechanir>vilie, Cedar county. Iowa,
as the same is laid down on a map of said town
now on fflc the office OF recorder Of deeds for
said county;
And shall, offer the same for sale. at the Court
House door in the town Of Upton, in said
county. on Saturday, the 18th day of February.
satisfy said execution and costs that may ac-
crue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of January. \. II. 1852.
JOHN u. SHEARER.
AVA Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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dance houses and gambling bells, fined
all gamblers $500 each, on Suspicion, and
made each liquor seller pay $500 per
year license, payable quarterly IN a.
rance; but they tolerate no dance houses
nor gambling hells In Utah. This, II Is
said, will bring on fight. Well, Char
Icy SHETLAND and / have already given
In our adhesion to tho Mormons on this,
30 you may know where to find US; be-
sides, we were taken for two Bishops
returning from foreign mission. So
you see our impression Is good out here.
It has been regular May weather since
we have been here.
More anon. WELLS SPICER.
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\ leading Republican Representative
has canvas>ed both Houses IL ascertain
the chances Of repeslins the law which
now makes it obligatory on the Forty
first Congress To meet on the fourth of
March next He found considerable
number, perhaps a majority of the Sen.
ator>, in favor Of repeating the law, bu,
over three quarters OF the Representa-
tives are determined TO commence the
session in March. This will en-.
able the Representatives to look
after their friends in the expected
rotations in Offices ofall descrintions.-
1t will settle the expected contest for
the Sreaker>hip and other offices of the
House, and it will enable the members
of Congress TO commence drawing their
pay monthly instead Of having to wait
until December for the first installment,
Besides. the new members will all draw
their mileage, which is often very re-
spectacle sum. That the session will
commence on the fourth of March, is
inevitable. and once commenced it may
last until June or July.
:.
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General Grant and the Colored PEG.
pie.

GeNcr0l Grant ana the COlOFeO TcO-
pie.
The New York World does not like it
because General Grant, when called on
few days since by n delegation from
the National Colored Convention, gave
them polite reception, listened with
attention and respect to the address
made by their spokesman, Mr.. Lang
ston in reply made then most sensible
they represented that they should have
! the full protection of the law under his
/ Administration. The World says it is
! the first connected and respectable re-
"sponse he has ever been known to
make" and adds 1.-The day was when
mo President elect of the United States
would have dared oppose aeontemptu-
"ous silence TO the men of his own race,
and then turn in afiabls reply to their
solutions. Yes, truly. the day vds
when men, simply because the were
co,ored, no matter how intelligent and
respectable, would have been denied the
privilege of paying their respects to the
head of the nation, and when they
would have been recognized only as
slaves and interiors with no rights that
white men were bound to respect Hap
PLY for the country that day has passed
never TO return. aud hereafter men are
to stand upon aud be respected for their
manhood and not the color Of their
skins. General Grant in thus kindly
and respectfully receiving the represent
tatives Of the eolored race, honored him
>ea and the people who chose him TO
the high station that he will soon enter
upon, and gave another signal proof of
his virtue and his fitness TO occupy the
chair Of state.-{ark Fac.
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AGENTS WANTED
For the Peoples Edition Of
Cony bearc L N0wns0n's Life and Epis.
tics Of
ST. PAUL.

With an Eloquent and Able Preliminary Dis
>e-fation by REV LEONARD RAtpN. II. L..
OF ale College. Embracing graphic and elo-
au.nt arIinsaiien Of the Early Life. education
iae>. ,acril>, prosecutions and missionary ca
reer NJ st. PA l.. thus constituting living
picture ofthe great Apostle, and Of the circum-
stances by which he was surrounded.
No work in the language apprcNimafc> II.
Rev Mark Hopkins. Il. r., President Williams
College.
solid. eur!dits. elegant, worthy the highest
concentration Bishop Thompson, of Ills.
ltr Sacons name in connection with this
edition Is a tower of Slr-ng;h. Rev Jos, r. Tut
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The most interesting and instructive work
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In lis sphere II has equal in interest ar
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nISSnIJTTI0N N0TICE.-Noiice Is hereby
IL given that the artnerShip heretofore eN-
listing between VIM Boggie and Allen Macniel
wagon and carriage makers. is dissolved by
mutual consent rom and AFTER this date.
West Branch, Cedar CO., Iowa. Jan. =, 1889.
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"A Madison county man has year
ling sheep which has five legs and six
feet. The sixth foot starts out from the
ankle, and the fifth leg from the point Of
the shoulder.
Andy still unaccountably holds out in
his refusal to pardon DIR. Mudd. What
ever other public sins Johnson may
leave for posterity to taunt him withal
he evidently dosn't want mud thrown
in his face.
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Estray Colt.

Taken mp by /. r. Grossly, in Pennington tn,
Cedar county, about Sept l. 1868, one dark col
ored colt about six months old, star in fore
head, hind feet white Appraised at $40.
WM ELLIOTT Clerk,
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RAILWAY

Summer Arrangement,
GOING WEST.
EXPRESS AMI MAIl.-1easex Chicago NJ 10 90
r. NJ: leaves Davenport Mt $40 4. NJ: Wilton nj
la.aS A, n. and arrives at Ues Moincs 53opN
Dies MONIES MINEn-Leaves chicago at .e0o
A. ~, Davenport, 500 = n; Wilton. ESQ p - .
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