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Jurors summoned

About forty cases have been disposed
Of; aud numbcrrof important, causes
have been placed in the hands Ofthe
Court, which will be disposed of during
the term.
Patrick Fallen and Patrick. Wclcb, ua-
'ivcs Of Ireland, were admitted as cit;-
'zens. ( f..s.t
q ia ]. l.ightbuyn was granted the
privilege 10 celebrate the rite ofmar;mo-
ny. p zar.-- osa
The case of sairey against John D.
lmboden and others, upon wlich Shirley
obtained a judgment during the war, for
cattle taken from him by the rebel army.
was argued on motion 10 set aside ii G
judgment heretofore rendered, on the
ground that the jury had not been sworn
to try the cause as to one of TIE defend
ants. The Court reversed tue judgment.
The session will be Icing onc-cz,
tending, possibly, to the middle of the
coming week. .
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CHENILLE, Nov. ). 1860.

EplToRs DENocR4r::-The following i
a list OF tae officers recently elected b,
Glcuv;llo Lodge No. $50, I.O:G 6. T.
for the quarter ending January 3lss
1870. Please publish: . X
W. C. TN. S. Holt, /
". V. T.-0Iagsic Holt.
W. r. S.-JoSn 4. Campbell,
". F. S.-R. W. Pratt,
W. TO. Campbell,
". MI. Evans.
W I. CHA Campbell,
W. 0. Gil. L. Ewing,
". a. S.-louisa Sine,
w. D. M.-Laura Holt,
r. 2. Skate Holt,
L. Il. SIS. P. Cradlock.
Truly, G.
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'GiimeF Circuit Court conTeacd on
.T5a1sday iast.,,,,s- a.. :ss ..,-,, d
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We know young man in, this burg
who recently sacrigecd his go,te, because
he wished 70. appear more lamb:likc.
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TIE undersigned wcz!d 7~e?oetiul!y r;cr7a
.ae citizens OF Weston Az ;te surrounding
country that hr hay just opened, afhis old stand
g. Main street, in Weston, an eati7eiy new
:ock OF
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NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY
NINE MEN e
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:

~ was vuccina,ed Ct the Hospital at vicks-
burg for Smallpox. was never sick before.
Since then, until tried a bottle OF your Con-
stitution Renovation, was never free from scals
Sir. Willard, OF EutNw, Ala, sent Iue bottle
Of yous remedy. am no~, since Ihave taken
it, free from all sores, except small one on INV
leg. and ii is healing fast" 81
II was very much troubled with Syphilis
Your remedy seems to be curinSme fast. Send
me bottles per express"
A lady writes-'Aly complexion is as fair Is
babes, thanks to your remedy"
mo more rheumatism. Three bottles OF
Constitution Renorator have made me Few
man"
doctor, enclosed find IS. Please send me
asupPly. Two families here want tot4y your
Constitution Renovator''
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LO'r!! MosEY By not buying Jour
drugs and medicines, paints and oils.
perfumery and soaps, paper aad-envcl-
opes' schOol-bOokS and states, Of Smith {
Dent.
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ClRcu1r CoURr.-Court -ccp7crOd on
Wednesday morning Iast-Judgo Irvine
Presiding, The following Is list of The
Grand Jurors
D Il Smith, foorclranB + Blass !. a., .
James N Hayden Noah Lie "a
James III Cority Frederick a!deck
Thomas S Norris P P Brown So
Jacob " Hudson BIB Ellis ra
Elias F;ahcr 50 Amos Woofter ...
Wm a Watson. VIM a Rcxyoad
81 5 Ward WIN X Wilson
ifsar beng u session atoa. tHo days,
they sen: in tho following indictments,
and were then discharged: liz
Washington Mcdonald, for assault and
battery.
David Bisrley-same,
Isaac Waggy-same, ,..-.
: Thomas, Butcher-same.
Nicholas RohrbOugb-samc. a-,s
E Gross-same, .aaus
Henry Gaston-same,
Two against JOHN Spaur, for same,
and one against Abedncgo Outright for
manning.
The following is list Of the Petit
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Ross Bouheur smokes. So does Grant
So does LEXIS Napoleon. So do We. II
'grea: men smoke.
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HOME AND NEIGHB0RH00D

sT5%ro'is an old saying thasif there be
.huader in November, the next season
viii be fruitful and good.
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Ira Ea.ts pogta5e ir0n-elad French
Bur- Gsist &i'!s hare proTcd 20 be tic
very best Touring mills - the cop2:ry.
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SIC transit gloria nauadi!


CuStsENAs.-We. have been waiting :
considerable length Of period for this little
anniversary to roll around, and its near
approach suggests many thoughts,
Among Others prominent in our mind is
the fact that we have many friends-some
Of these friends have fat trrkeys-and
turkeys are our "bcst holt" We have
Toasted on turkey so long in imagination,
that dinner having for its leading tca-
tuFo fat turkey-in stern rcality-vould
seem to us Heavenly feast. Whose mis-
sion is it to supply US with the bird
Gentle youths, stand not upon the order
of your coming, but come at once.
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.NToNTHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N LY ILLUSTRATED,

The most attractive series Of Novels eve. COL
lccted, by one publisher. They cmLrace Tween
Is OF Sylvanus Cobb, Sr., most thrilling novels
also Ten by Dr. !. II. Robinson, together with
the choicest productions OF DpliYage, Lieut..
Murray, Dr. J. h. Williams, Mrs. Gerry, ETC.,
ETC., each being complete in one number. i
new Novelette, issued everp month, and each
boos; contains, BESIDES the finely illustrated
Novel, from three to Eve short stories rnd poems
by best magazine writers. .
Sold byaIl Ncwsdeolers. or sent By mail post
paid, upon receipt Of 20 cen;s cach--s copies,
81, 90, or TO subscribers at 50, 90, or 4 copies,
S., co. Address =. 10 mt -.T, Z
ELLIOTT, TH0MES & TALBOT,
mott: Boston, Mass
: JUSTICES BLANKS on hand5and fOE sale
d All kinds Of blNnks, BiIl-hcsis, and Re-
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Bic GAxE.-Mg. J. Lcmcne, Of Up.
shur. killed on Elk Mountain. in Ran
doIph County, wild turSay go5b'ey.
Which weighed twenty-five pouads vhsu
dressed.
A few days subsequent gentleman
bunting near the same Place killed huge
male deer, having twenty-five points on
his horns, and weighing 400 pounds.
Mr.. Isaac Casio, a few days ago, killed
on the "Bill Hyer Farm" in the same
County, tho largest black bear ever seen
in this section. BE weighed between 400
and 500 pounds-his fore paw measuring
eight inches across the ball. Hc was very
poor in fcsh-if he had been in good or,
der he would havo weighed between 700
and 500 pounds.
Game of II! kinds is said to be- album.
dant in Randolph and Webster.
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patts=-teu'cases rcportedtais week.
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THASEs.-We are indebted to some
body for shirt-a bran new shirt-one
of the good old kind, reaching down to
our kue-toes. We found it laid on the
table in our domicil, VIXEN VIC had vaca-
tad the premises to hastily throw ourse!f
outside Of our dinner. As no mark or
name was attached, We are unable to tes-
rify to the individuals who thus favored
US or= unbcuaded gratitude; and though
our thanks can GnL no adequate mode of
expression, they arc not tho less sincere.
Oh, SugarGoot, where now is lay viciorr!
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:: The marriage business Is tbsiis.l in these
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For the best and purcst Of Drugs and
Medicines, go to Snish & Dents. Their
prices defy competition.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
uENRT's CONSTITUTION RENoYAToR
BLOOD CLEANSER.

This IS no idle remark chat We make. It's
uow known TO all that the majority OF those
brave men who Fc2Sht tho southern battle for
freedom, are combating a much more serious
enemy now lurking in their v;c1s. During the
late war thousands Of men were vaceinated with
all ferns Of diseases under tie pre,ercc OF
guarding against that fell destroyer Smallpox.
Vaccination is ! boon 10 mankind when tho
vaccine virus is pure; but when it is taken from
The arm of n patient who has ScrotnIa, 6otI
pe-EoTi are tainted alike. It Is perfectly noto-
rious that vaccine matter has, and is now being
tAkcn from the bodies OF negroes and white men
full Of ucrcurial ard kindred disease. Tie
remedy now 80 well known for the euro of
Scrofula, e-- 1870
AESREs CONSTITUTION REHoEAToR.
il offered to MI With the strongest assurances OF
most perfect and complete cure fnr
Ser9taEG, Stin Errps;ons,
SAL hAeHm' SyphGis.
6otG' PtmpLes.
Haste Of Titality,
~ Rhcumati.rs
0teenae3 Threats aud Consumption.
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HENRY's CONSTITUTION RExoyAroR
cannot be cqualled by any other preparation Of
Inc day II any po.sOn should BE- SACptical
nooui this, let him Gsk his reighbor Gtout cur
rpnelS =. u ~
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DEERrISE!aE3yrS.

FToRTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
] were shipped from our house Is One YcaF,
families, c'Ubs an! urcrc'a3;S, in every prrt .
couatr:, from ya,ae 20 California, amounting
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OBITUARY
Died, on the night Of Tpesdav, Yovcm.

w S''0 No Nv Vi ueSuay, Norem-
Der 9th, Of q severe attack ofslock-jav.
sdpcfinduccd by prer:o,ts attack of
eac0ettcs IOqueTdi. THE EVERETT LITER
Any SocTE-T or WESTON" The diseased
was born amid much trouble and yrea:
tEIbnlaii02 on tao 18th Of Juac, 1868 /:
and after short but brilfan. life, It has
gone the way of"sl! sicb." Not a gun
was heard, nor a funeral note, as its
corpse down or Nta;. street We hurried,
no: a member shed farewell tcs-, as our
dzad Ger tue West Fork we ;erried. The
funds" are now in the hands osa dis
bursting officer, awaiting a special train to
convey them to Washington, where they
will be invested in Government bonds, the
inteEes: to be devoted to the erection Of a
monument to Spiviag, fthc Wheeling
Register. I.E-?s TVS
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I. EuSTIC IcS' BLANKS on hand and foy sale
d All kinds Of blNnkE, Biil-hcsis, and Re-
SptA &areGASd VIII bsE!Iess, rad flow
es:r.iSG
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Mrs Varney would respectfully inform the
ladies Of Weston and vicinity that she has just
,rrerivcd and has now on hand Rfull COM.
Plete stock Of Millinery Goods, Hosiery, Trim
m;ngs, Glove, Ribbons, Nerdles, Thr,NdS, &c,
aud in fact everything usually kept in c. e.
,Gh':smaRtS. BONNET AND DRESS y WAKING
wi! 7e eivc pr"=pt attention .l.d br done Ia
t!ie se.t style. pl6Iy
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LEWES-RINEHEART-on the -oS:h uIt.
at the residence Of the brides father, by Rev
u. +. Bonnet, Mr. Rufus Lewis, Of Harrison
! County, TO Miss Mary Rineheart, ofLewis.
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6 BRANNoN-LINE-0n the 2stl ult, in
Glenr;lle, BY Rev. John Toofter, Mr.. Marion
T. Brarnon TO Miss Nancy C. Linn, all Of Gil
Mcr County.
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DUTCHER-C0TT2TAL-0n the 2nd inst 3,
at the residence of the brides flther, by Rev.
u. ". Rider, Mr. Henry u. Butcher to Mss
Minerva Co:trial MI Of lewis -
, 1869-02-17

The Senate, on osturda., BY dt cid vote.
retained IN the Appropriation nlt the elan.c az.
f11l,rias foa,.Ts cazs, sra i Assuming ,he az ii ae
company. amounting 10 S1.JTae9. ia'r rec ioa
had previously passed the >oaa'; ana u may M"
be considered ta:e--tS11saad't 1d+t"e'
Here we have q dep'elion Of the
Treasury to the tune of nearly t'ro mill
ions OF dollars Tor the benefit Of the
local Interests Of Louisville and Cincin-
natl The government is 50 flush Of
money, the debt is go very tritliug, and
the ts3es SO inconsiderable, that this
modest Speculation can be Eratided with
impunity. We observe that Seuator
Yates, Of Illinois. advocated the grab.
What is Two millions to one SO generous
with other peoples moaey, and
how could nature so &c
coEnmodstirg refuse this little
doueeur to the Louisville Canal? The
steal of two millions "had previously
passed the House," says the G1-stls, aud
"msy now be considered s1a." Tht
company" will unload their worthless
stock on Uncle Sam, cheek million and
q halt out Of his low Treasury, and tht
elephant thrs obtained will require
SAX, 900 10 feed him during the ncx
fiscal year; and how many MILL ,ns art
hall millions thereafter, tuturc apsrnpri
tion bills will dem onssrate. 1t would b
better financial transaction to inVes
the money IN the Suszn tunnel, IL
there would be at least slim chance {
getting Gome oil it back.
, 1869-02-17

anlut oh'etrcd policeman eeis'd h's am aud PFC
ye Isl tl,t enicsde. lie had written a tctles saJ-
inr That he uas UEtu nf life md was fnpuceut ol
chs re nj =, ,dnctloa piefcriea against him.
A E.Htltntslau @besgar collected tpastdo'htis
nut oy IN lIateh14, o.. 'Ipat week, By dlaullyihs
nstd., pAthg his wsnts alld Ahi u,int,t1p ttat he
wss tuAo. Ala hs,Rhto,.nR ea'oou. howr,sr.hs
n 1Rs4 10 rail lof Etaps Of niger I'll tary '1tsl'
u4lt|r EtxlIrt.
An thaa.,t,ua. isl.hn,aiI WIN ftor'sct te't "
Mrinpats. TENT, 0M rfl,1ay. fur hh't n ,l''t' n
bRttA ht rnllan hr hsa falsrs. wn' ~ ~ ahHthMt
A. 'ke lesalt VI hta application That Aa jiAllAdd
With hss tie',ds IN an adjo4hthG sa"o''. wtHEs he
I'LL Atlsep4 nEaby, and aMnke. hu4t HihftIi'f.
wIthDNt frtsfda and ihr snag mi ut Eraahhn'ss.
Iltc04AlxtnK n loue full ntrd, "tAa moit oom'
p!eta isiI hutit,aR tn The W0.lu" ~ thu 10 al
shttt. vaunt In IN tp uErcttd In 1t, Lou!s. front.
ing on tie soaih sttu Ut CLARK svsnur. IL will
contain III rplt, with cspaclty fos three hundred
pornous. Tie work Of building Ia to commence
this week.,
I:,Rut farms on The shelbyvtIle Pike. Kentucky,
have been Waited BY fherr-fat1ng doE.. "H6ih
three wreke eixt5 .thrtr rhesp wete dev"asea by
TIC r4vcnous canincs. few dhys slncc two
laRc Newfoundland dogs wcro discovered IN
dock af'tr they had Killed tWcuty.sh'eo sheep. a
farmer Killed oto By blow from tsfi. The other
wa. put.ut by holees IT'D bounds, and was atallS
caught ard kfI:cd BY The hcunds.
couple OF h.ndromr, gaiy drcesed young
ladies Of Youngstown, o., wcso asttated. lately,
for stealing drces pattern. by haS in the pra'
ceccines they vase discharged from court. sev
crat pieces Of unuttd dry goods wesc found al
th,l luusc, wht h different merchants idcLl!1ed
but tho nnldcns dcLfpd husiug r.ot"n ans c1crp
ot.c dtcss pattern, ntmius that the 0 Il. Is were
| p1ysuu,. from clrrks IN the eiutes.
, 1869-02-17
The Railroad Pr.glssa OF California
In 1868 nnd 1880.
Frnm the AHA TAllforntA


Railroads are Indispensable 10 the prosperi-
IS Of enlightened nations, and the proportion
O. lilies ot Iron track to area Is une Of the
best measures Of wealth a.d civilizA'
ton Our State is 50 new that we
ode seeinas and M are 'a1 undss a
headway. There are now 476 miles of
track laid in the State, as follows: Central
Pacific, iSS; i alitornla Pacific. 6,: San Jose,
50; Sacramento Valley aud Shhcl: Springs,
u Napa yalIry. 81 Central Caiitornie, 10
Orovi1c Cd: Western Pacific. %; Southern
Oakland, 1, and Antioch, &. Last year, ahout
12o miles were completed, or one-fourth of
all the roads in the Slate. The Southern
Pacific Company Is now proceeding to tay
five more miles 10 complete It's road to I'LL
roy the Western Pacific has resumed NO. /,
said, q dlstauce OF 1A miles; and the Los
Angeles Company has get tf.ccn mics TO lay.
The grading Ii nearly finished from Potaluma
TO Santa Kosa-fileen m}les apd that Is
to b. tsoncd this year. aud prob
ably hftcen miles more will be done to
.hat branch Of the California Paci-
| f1ct from Davisyille to Marysrtl'e-for'r r.two
mjlc--sllall be In running order before 1870.
It ID also asserted that before the end Of the
ycnr cars will 1un from susco1 10 Sonomn.
| The Stockton & Tslurc Railroad Cunpa.
| u3 AGtE N1Mi!EA tHGOky kAllk.s III lEuu lC[
usc this year. Work. has also been com.
nj. uccd IN the San Lorenzo Railroad, to
| run tlfic,n mllrB nor,hwssd from 9anta
| Cruz. These arc not NIL the road. whtet
| II Is proposed t. work on vi HIN a twelve
mcnth, but they arc those abont which nt
insertions arc ina3c most conidcuNy, AMI
II IL probable that some Of them viii po
make 70 much progress Is their FREUD
expect. Their 1ntles smouns 10 two hundrcs
anA torty.onc. If they should he anittct
~ proposed, nc ttnll have syttcm connect
!pg Souoma. Calis.oaa, val,ejo, Orpyllle
Mstyssil'c,. Sacramento, Ct4co. shirgl
san JLso, Gilruy and Eau Frnncixcn, i'
gcthrr. 70 thht from any onc Of tho.c place
rhasagc chi bc taken by rail- - any oshri
lsotorp thc,o plscca will havu bern CONNECTED
lowrycr, th~ rnc!t,e itailrcmA will ho don.
and NC Alall bavo n continuous trAcf, fr9,
! this c1iv IN ali s1.~ .ttl<ss cast u tic Hork
M0un'alns. Thu rctuluma, tho aan Lorcnx
uil The l.os Angeles ronds will hare II
connection with any n.hrr road., hut II
trst tvs arc 70 situ.lca That they can rSa'
ily hayc bFancbcs to other roa.ls.
, 1869-02-17
CUBA.
Asaasetpntfp A OF General AFA1&o-
TrrseherY-Tte Revolution 0stnta8
N1fenHtns -..-- ....
Frnm TIC ntx York Tsrald'A Co. rap .n4ent

Assassination OF General AFa7ao-
wFrseherY-The Revolution 0atutak
NffenRsn.
From 10 No York r.,.'d'. co.r:p .n;sns ,sn
Ia ,ny lat Of Tho I'D uit., spoke or Tic
tlrurts Of the Peace Commllsioncra to arrlvu
al a settlement. 1hinga wcre proKrosdnx
tnvorably; one Of the lnsnrgrnt Generals,
Augusta AEanEa, had several tntctyleHs With
TanaYo and Cora. Ou the I'D Arango
came 10 this city and waa cfosctcd With the
the marines, and the Governor Of the
town. Il was we'll known that Arango
had great influence aud represented the
nuwer Of the SnsnrEt mis- oi this District,
and he represented that he had great hopes
terH ards went 10 the insurcent cncampmeat,
between Baga and San Miguel, and had inter.
Yicws xlth various Of the chiefs Ia council
3nd with member Of the Central Commit
leo &c wrote on the .4sh that the pros
poets were tar ior such amicable arrange.
the country. He subsequently, left for Priu-
clre With dcspAtches tor Governor Mena, 10
clu,1ipr one from Dnce, urging any settle.
ment that could be houorablY made 10 oil
pariics. Arrived At the outskirts Of the csty,
be presented bis papsrs TO the commander ol
oHcsr aud m escort OF Elk rncn.. After
entering The town bis escort fell on him with
thcir swords and brutally assass!uatcd him.
Ills body was thrown ipto cart and carried
through the town. The fact becoming
known 10 the jnsurgcnts has terribly cxas.
fn the cities md towns have gone to join
their countrynacn In the field, burning. to re-
vcngc the death Of Arrange. This Informs.
lion reached here on the 18th, and inmcdl-
ately the spaniards started The report that
Arango had been killed By orders OF Quc:ada
j ~. hts srxy, rNNptFFFnHr.
This chief was looked upon as the bravest
nan III The country; noble aud chivalrous.
lhe best swordsmaD on tho islana, splendid
slot and man Of great endurance. IN 1851
wien quite lad, he was out with joaquin
A1uer1 and In a ski1nish he was severely
wsunded. Tie Spanish soldiers came across
him On lhe field aud supposed him to BE-
! dytug. An officer told fne OF the soldiers to
dish him, and, oberinc orders. the mar
\ Li.ceu ILL. Fl.asAAs l.@t- h.s head anu hred,
, 1869-02-17
Sale Of tlat New 0rls ans X ohio Rail-
ToNds

From the ladhcAh thf,) Ae1skl Feb II.
Yesierdny was tho dag liked upon by the
low Ior the sa!e Of the New Orleans q Ohio
Nsslsoad, extending from Paducah 10 the
Tennessee State line. distance OF fifty miles,
With all Its property, stock, fixtures. etc.,
with = lew slight exceptions.
1hy sole took place upon Judgment of
tbc Uni'cd Stntts, Colonel ". a. Meri-
wcthcr, Ntar:hat ior Kentucky. conducting
the sale.
Tie f1rtt bid WIS by Mr.. +. Norton. o! the
lon.e Of Norton, Slaughter & Co. OF New
York, Fho OWLS q lsrge amount ol bonds III
tho road. III bid $30,o0o.
Then cnme lids from t.cnt raj West, the
representative Of the lcssrcs Of the Mississippi
Central nnttro,d, and irosn Colonel Sam, B.
1iiomns. President Of the E'Izahethtown and
raauesh Ea!lroad, and from Major Mellon, Of
the United states army, until tho hid reached
$N0,t0o, mndu BY Genera! West. Cnoncl
ThoIn 40 then lid sec, ,0o, md Major Mellon
$3.50 COO. when Mr.. Z. NcE1pu bid sli1. .r,t
a1d Marshal Mcriwcthcr knocked il OF to
him. .-.-..,,
opnJoacl,ed by smlll bids TO the point at
which Nr. Norton secured It., and, wien tho
PUT afrr was announced, ttic large crowd 'n
attendance seemed to be satisfied that It had
fallen into the hands at o gentleman who
wHs a warm hrrtl Of PadncAh.
interest Of Psducah. Rn.niur connections,
ii moi asttll closer bond, RiEl doubtless be
form cd With the Mobile Il Ohio md the Mis-
ettetppt Central Railroads, by which our
trains will be enabled to run through to
New Orleans, aud the Southern trains will
run through to paducah, aud the interests ot
Paducah will be onward and upward, TO the
G,ctc:! rrcsp:r1t-.
, 1869-02-17

1paYipp hin fnr dead. Thu rouud wA t1trl-
b1e, but mol fatal. lie revived dilnH tue
nisht, craw'oa thsshsb ste wocas,, 6ushes
and 1riuR tu d e1tIAll IsfmhuilsG, !hs !finiAl
81 Hhltli tuck cafc OF litfh, liis bf0s,lsrs pr.
AuKutiln Ara''so, towE pfaetleipK h Nnr
YUfk, 'pcriorinct1 tla operation Of tropan'
ths .ntlr ra".r .esvhsttfa years etasr. -,
Tlm npnnlafdt until ftrenl>y- hrii Han
Mlu,Lui With one hundred aud ti{ty tt,en, bill
t, .tssmt' ,s,v.i's VII, ,m,s r%R'tisa III !s
arcups ahasltinnva " ut midnight Ut tlni'tllh
W y Vvy l.Mrsltnt lAaAatr, leavlug y large
quantity 1T ain,,nnitnn, 1str !a,'NW teahndy
cArt'dkcs, AID "! their stores. ! ho snwa
Eeuts, and they now lsUla In,asa.h!on down to
tAe village ns HULA, IN thu E,aY:
On the evening Of tho Hist arrived tho
Hpan!All alan-nI war Frunclscu lie ..Ais, bring.
lux eu,ns fnr1y sapprrs md ,nlnrrs, ieW
nrlitleryMen aud tWu '1notlntuln hnwltxers.
BY sanu attnmtr arrived l,rteallsr Lesca.
when l,ehcan gct there. Her Britannia
A1ajesty's shtp Roynllst nFriyed yesterday
tIoiu .Jalnalcu to look after tho Interests Of
British sui lects IN tht. quarter.
3y parties coming III tlloaAh tho lines Of
the Insurgents 1t Is reported that General
Ealmesata haa been tAken prisoner. betwcrl
Hayntnu aud Ma1,sanillo, with Ills cscort aud
part oi hi. staff: !iuttcrs are in no better
condition here than they layc been for thu
pas. two months. Indeed, l tl'uk ior the
government, they arc nuch worse every way
and that the insurrcciinii fn this quarter IL
daily ginning strength. md I sincerely IL
| lieye thnt the tronps here consider "dtscrc
! ton the tAlter part Of ynl0r," and ior thai
| rcnson do mol 70 out. Moreover, nln cau
vErrrd tint fl This column Of ovr7 10, met
do go out they will be destroyed tcforr the!
reached Principe solnr dcscrtlous Of Span
| lsl eoluiels hAyu taken r1ncp.