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INDIANA.

Organization of tho Michigan. Ohio
d 1ndtnnn Railway Company.
Special Dtsratch to The Chfcaro Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 30.-The Michigan, 1ualana
Ohio Railroad Company tilesl articles Of associa-
non scsterdAy, 10 the Office Of tho SECRETARY Of
state. The capital stock Q! the company IL <3O.-
GOO, divided Into :, 100 shares Of &1oe cach- The
road Is projected t1 run from point IN the Ohio
and Indiana Tine, III Stcuben County, tn north
!cau and Indiana line, III Lagrange County,
raising through Stcuhen and Lae1ange Counties la
Indiana nntl In the direction OF s. Joseph and
Stu1gis Counties in the State Of Michigan. The
length Of the ruaI Is estimated to be twenty-nFe
miles The following sersons have been elected
Ifnrtoss for the flTst years: {. @. Lucas oIiaado
CT, II. u. kimbali, and II. u. Aldz1ch.
, 1870-04-21

ShootinR CuHo In i sf6it+
eptdA Despsteh to The Chicago Tribune.
ok1noir, April 91-A man, named Robert Bo5d,
VA ahot here this afternoon bJ \ saloon keeper,
named Nelson, In quarrel concerning drink lie
VIA ve.J geHoualy wounded, bat u alive Tonight
Nelson. Who WaA attacked bJ Boyd rrst, has g.yen
, 1870-04-21

The Woman Suffrage A,ncndmcn,
Defeated In tho tIa..nc1,uxcrt. T.rr,
tAfnturc.
nosTnS, !'.cr,1 so-The House has r,ecte1--1a3
~ ~ proposed! amendment to the consittu-
t4o0 q -A1ltng women 10 vote.
, 1870-04-21

gentleman from Tszeweu MI: Aes1saml, has ben sa
properly p!ostdcu for ty tic Chairman 81 MI
committee [Ar. Denens}, and the adoption q! thax
psoS1 s = rs sessF q ess 81. saeou "a
want to ic-1Fe the Almost universal condctnnAuon
Of our Ecst, ard bring Tits contention aoA - Y
tte AdspE&e1 Of s1seh provision u Is hese pro-
posed, 10 c.nter Wholesale the rights and ptFa-
lcgea Of tes franchise on pnnaturAli1ed AHcus,
pqtept8;es, and Who arc exempt from the dnttcs
and responsibilities Of ciuzenhhlp- Il wonkt be I
Just cAnse for the utter overthrow and indignant
and unqualified condemnation Of Ill We are doanE
here, nc khH1ld Incorporate such pFovtAson n
the constitution, and sly this, Representing moss
men OF foreign birth, both nAturslt1ed and Aliens
thar any other member On this noor, and say It
with their approval
Attempted Suicide Of Captain Ed.
Mcdonnell, SON OF tho I-ut1 General
MuFEny Mcdonnell, Mt Jackson-
vtltc.
Special pespateh to The Chicago Tr!bune-
srRtSor1K1n, April ea.-N will be rcco!'ected
that al the tina Of the mu.,ier Of General Murray
Mcconnell. II Jacksonville, In February, 1853. it
was stated hat unpleasant relations hai existed
Ae,v zen HIN and hts sou, Captain Ed Mcconnell,
grox Ing cut Of thr iscmperate habits Of ths lat-
fcr, Atte1 the death Ut General Mcconnell the
habits Of tec son tsAly Ervw "oEss, unal hs H.
that de!lrum uemens must soon rcsui1
| from his continuous lntox1:a1ton. and rEsrtl
| c!ose watch MAS kep: Over bis movements. Tht
! urerautIon Was taAcn by his brother, one nleht
| while Eaiwa<u was asleep. IL 'stan Possession o
hts .ey1tyei, withdraw tue tAs1Ei't.e f,oIn cacs
yhanltrr, AID RESTORE The tail, without powder,
| ia mage &re night la@1 week at Mrs- AcCuuntiil
| hDist after ali the falnty had retired. CaptAtt
| McCourel, was takea with ,lcllnum: sprsnsln!
fr,n hts ted lie seized his rtTulveT and
| The raFa-ol course without doing hulseN an} n
iury. Dis1pt etnuN In Ills edurts 10 shoo
htItlS,.f bA t1E penEntte iroE
hi rucEet, and cnt at alkshed his furehrsh- iasf
! anh neck IN shocking manner, cutting sewers
cashes tWo eT three lnchts in length and Of cor
stdcral,c d.ptn, and leaving scafceiJ the dpace {
| sn Ia ch t4sl was not Mus1lateu IN = shoclnx MAJ
pyE H. tA.n deerendc1i to the dtchen- obtains
rossexsiou Of sa'l-!Iun, and Ls:sl bis LACE a n
head Almost to je1!y. He then returned TO n
r,urp b. c4uc unct}llscio1s frUsn the loss nf bloo
and remained IN that cuntlation Until discovered
! the ta1n!,y in the morning. 4 ply ssctau WAS
| once SunnGneA, hts wounds 'lr.s$.l. 2nu+
though severely injurrti he u nov doing well Al
. | will Doubtless recover. 1t Is tht intGauon
! | hia frlrn,.s, l understand. - sot
"a hr Is su!.icIrntly recovered, 10 place him ~
inr1Ir,a,c asylum, where they hope the cxcele
care If such II institution, MID the fearful expc
| rpce he hAs undergone during the past veaf, y
: restore hin to health and prepare hicl fof bet
| things III future.
, 1870-04-21

sr<esal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
pAyKxFnKr, Iowa, April sa-Thom1 Ffouo. OF
yEo,a, and Robert suumersou, Of Coal Valley. Ill.
matched 10 shoot at eighteen birds, for $500 SIDE
met yester,1ay, and summezson, !outh Of IS
won The match By killing twelve bo1s, DIS oppo-
ncus uTly RettinX nine.
, 1870-04-21

MAreH cHCSK, Pa. April ea.-The miners at
ApLeurted have struck, demanding - per uAy.
Operators o1cr $3.50.
, 1870-04-21

Snn Ernucixco Market,
SAN FRANCISCO, April Observation-Disclosures large
Wheat lnl; huperanc, tl.sa; strictly choice, tl.+1
teL6a
IEcl tepusfH, s21::.
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The funeral Of NIL J. L Jatues l. deferred antt
Friday next II O'clock. falling of teltsrapic COMMA
nIeation r-nde e.Ink 1t n~ernarv.
, 1870-04-21

Rek1la. ccra.ale atioa TuOS. J. TURNER LODGE.
No -, win te teld st!s TUURspAT) ertnlns. At ~
O'Clock. II HiAaey Hail. 8 Dcasborntt- Work On thu
Z. H. Degree The fraternity cny3ially invited
A. LBW{A Secty.
, 1870-04-21

A sreeial eouelarr Of GOCRGAS SOVEREIGN
CHAPTER or ROSE CR0IX- pEH. r. D. ~, viii
hc hed II The Masonic Temple this sTuCRSDAf erea-
Ing II ii o'eloek By order Of ~ v. and P. H.
JAMES IL. NILES, CT. Secsy.
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The MtsaIssipPt ON. n Rampage NJ
Duhuquc-Trntns Passing 1hfouRn
Two Fret of Water

Dr6toCE, Arrfl ed-The old Mississippi eeems
bound TO outo hc1self and astonish the oldest N
habttAntA The water Is now about four incnta
&boEc the extreme high wa1er mark, And !s sln!
rising, bet vesy a1owlJ. The West*afd-bouna
ua!ns have to run through from one 70 two feet o.
water y Ect out Of the city hut ali Eoes regularly
for the TFcsent; iii the yafds are paH1xllJ sub
merged. but no heavy 1osses hare occurred as
, 1870-04-21

UFNtR OF 3MNRS 6111&HE"*
SrRlSGF1EIp, April eo.-The report "hlSa
reached here last night Of the death Of Judge bl!-
i,nys. Of Alton, II confirmed To-day BY q adcspaEch
IN the St Louis petnoc41t.
, 1870-04-21

Senate: Mesxn Fitch and Hudson, Of the
House, and General Sherwood, Secretary
Q! State, and will report on the boats which con-
yer the party to Mount Vernon to-uoHpT. The
party reached tho city II this morning, and we're
received Mt the depot By number Of Ohio Con-
grc4smen and members Of the Statc Association
After nuch-needed hlumbcr. the company visit
eli the White House At 10 4. m, and were success
RiyelT presented 10 the President BY Senator Shtr-
mhn and Representative Schenct. Mrz Grant
vefy EsactouslJ teec!ved the lAiics, and conduct
ed them throughout the mansion. The company
then separated, and proceeded to enjoy them
selves In various parts Of The city, most Of them
finding their WIZ to the doors Of the Senate and
House Ct Representatives., 70 which they had, By
resolution Of the bodIes, been invited. The pro-
ccedings Of the National Legislature were watch
cd With great interest
ITO tho Associated Frraal
TIE LEGAL TENDER Cases EuAAAR1lT p1srosKp
W.surso1os, April .o.-Tne Supreme Court
unantYnously allowed the withdrawal Of two Of the
LEGAL tender cazc4, and decided not to rcheas the
argument On the remaining ono, y11: Hepburn e.
GItaFold. The dectson taefeou 1eua1ns as hcle-
in The Supreme Court to-day, the Chief Justice
n.tTisxola csse, IN Which the co1rt had here
tofo1e decided that the CnEa1. Tender set tnsalu
as to contracts made before its pssssKe, Vas that
coneuI1rd in the opinion In fse csse desired - to
have the case rrheard, and. unHer the RUE o. tne
Jndees Who eoncuE.ed IN the decision Of ease, It
could not he rehea1d. II ArpeafH that tho Af1ownH
ns .n 81 see - Z T se Se ee
Hiou Of the CouH Of Claims Ia tnese csscs. though
OF directly opposite nAtuIe. ~
The President has nominated ArA Elizabeth
Bruwn Postmlft1ess 1t LoERnsport, Ind
ECrKKNE COEKT-ADI0UHNNES7 NOTICE.
Chief Justice Chase has announced that the So
rrcmc Court viii sd}ouzn for the term on the SOIL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-19
NEW ORLEANS : me 4Imas o. Non.

NEW ORLEANS = the Times OF Mems
day says:
We learn that Mr. Charles Effa0ur. OF
Cincinnati, has disposed OF the steamer
John Kllgour for the sum OF 983,C0O, 10 Cap-
tain b. A. Oglesby, OF Louisville. and mr..
Joseph Bell, OF Cincinnati. The KlgouF,
vile nd thls port as q regular packet.
captain b. A Ogiesby, whom we have
knoWa for upward OF twenty years ns "a
command, while Mr III. E. Fillmore. late
cniet clerk OF the same packet, VIII ae-
sune tne same duties under the new
regime Captain OQieshv is expected 70 ar
rive mere 10 day By rail, and forthwith
bring the kilRour 10 the landing 10 receive
trip for the West.
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This splendid Hair Dye tg the best ia the
world. Harmless, reliable ingtantameouas
does not contain lead nor any vit0lfe pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the vaunted and oeluaiVe preparations
Boosting virtues they do not posses. The
genuine ". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 80 years untarnfahed reputation %
uphold It's integrity Is the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold By mll
Druggista. Applied 81 le Bond Street, New
York Efaza
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rob MOTH R PAT ERECKLEs

USE "PERRY's MOTH aud TR ECKLn
LOTION" the only Reliable and Harm-
less Remedy for removing brown diagQl-
orattons from the Face. Prepared by Or.
b. q. PERRY, 40 BOND street, N. Y. SOLD BY
Druggists everywhere april am
So For BLACK WORMS and PIMPIma
on she face, use EeTTpss Conlcolozle nqd Htql-
pie Remedy, prepared only by d.. Us. %.
PERRY, ~ Bond Street, New YORK sold
everywhere. The trade supplied By whole
sale medicine dealers. inolI dina BnH
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THE BASIS OF CIVIL BOCIErK.-ilGgaYa for
Young Men, on the honor and happinefu
OF Marriage, and the evils and danRera of
Celibacy; with sanitary help for tno ate
tatnment Of mans true position tn life
Beut free, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, pON j., Philas
delpEia, Pa, ffel0 davysrn
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4ns arrivals ana departures yesterday
were the Q aickstep. Cairo to return; Com.
mercial, Mem phis 10 return; Hartford,
Henderson and return; Pine Bluff, Grand.
view to return Ruth Louisville 10 New
Orleans,
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PART III.

Seymour's stay of fortnight had
now heightened into several weeks.
When the village clock struck IL A,
II. Ethie knew that he would come !:
and one morning, having placed the
easel arranged the brushes for him,
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PTNPLFg on am TIOT-

For COmedones, BlacK-Worms or grub8,
Pimpiy Eruptiona and biOtchod diafigurn-
lions on the face, Use FerrV'B Comedon@
WfRfH.
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Captain James M. Vanderarfft, clerk OF
the Lorena, returns to Louisville thta
eveniog.
Captain r. w. Wise, clerk OF the Emma
Floyd, leaves for Louisville this evening.
20 So perintend The loading Of that steamer
for New Orleans.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils and the prOpriety or imprOpriety of
getting married. with sanitary nolp for
those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box y,
Philadelphia, Pa. Bepl9-caW
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The Healing Pool
ESSAYS EOM YOUNG IEK. who
80 have fallen into vicious habits, az
now desire a higher life, and a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means ~ relief
for the amicted. Sent in sealed letter enc
VeiOpeg, fr0o OF charge Address, HOW
ARD Al55OCIATLOH, Boz p, PHusADULss
uFFTA Pa. nawrH
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REV ER NE w :
FOR Otaer Rduer Items, See Fourth I,aoe.


The weather yesterday was extremely
beautiful and very pleasant for the season
The mercury ranged from $50 to co.., with
cool southwest wind. The river, durins
the twenty-four hours ending at 8PM.
had fallen I'VE inches, and the sand hum.
mocks are again showing their submits
to the sun.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures yesterday
were the Q lickstep. Cairo to return; Com.
mercial. Mem phis 10 return; Hartford,
Henderson and return; Pine Bun, Grand.
view to return Ruth. Louisville 10 New
Orleans.
Boats Due Here.
Among the hrst boats due here are
the IdIeWild and City Of Evansville, from
Cairo; Morning Star and Tarascon, from
Louisville; City OF Quincy and st. Marys,
for New Orleans; Mary Miller, Sam. J.
Hale and Minneola. from Memphis; Tom
Reese and barges, and Alaska, from New
Orleans; Rapidan NO. and LeClaire
No. 2, from Eastport: Champion,
from ST. Louis; Emma Floyd, for
Memphis; Evansville, from Green River;
Norman, from New Albany.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For CAIRo. - The magnificent new
steamer Idlewild leaves for Cairo ana all
way ports promptly at 4 p. n. to-day, as
the regular mail and express packet, in
charge Of those pleasant and popular &c a.
tlemen. Captain Gus. Fowler, Wll. p
Fowler and Ed. Thomas, assisted In the
freight department by Fred Jones. The
IdlewNd is not SURPASSED IN elegance.
speed or pleasant accOmm odations, by
any boat on the Lower Ohio.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The great Morning
Star, admirably appointed, win oe the
mail and express packet for Louisville At
6P.M. to-day. Captain A. I. Gilmore Is
her veteran and accomplished command.
or, and Miles D.. Warren does the hOnors
Of the ONCE, and is q careful, accurate and
obnging clerk. The Star is one OF the
most excellent boats that graces our
wharf, and is deservedly popular.
For GRANDYIEW.-The Pine BiuR re-
,urns TO Grandview at p. N. to-day, and
IL give especial attention to way busi-
ness. She has pleasant passenger accom-
modations and competent and attentive
officers. Captain Lafayette Elder com
mands, and John A. Adams and Robert
Adams have charge OF the oniee.
For HEHDERsoN.-The excellent Hart
ford is the regular transfer packet for Hem
derson and way Landings at Pm. Captain
Joe. McReynolds has command, and
Charley Perkins and James II. Letcher,
pleasant and practical young gentlemen.
have charge OF her once.
For MEMPHIs.-The splendid steamer
Norman. Is announced for Memphis and
all way ports at 4P.M. to-day. she Is an
excellent steamboat and admirably APP
pointed. Captain ID. H. Kennedy, is her
commander, and Lew Morris and Negley
Rudd are her clerks, and q more ahable,
polite an clever trio Of gentlemen could
hardly be found.
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Essays Tor Young Men, on Physical an0
Mental Euervalion-loag Of bodily WigoHs
courage, and ambition - the oaua8 and
cure-With sanitary aid for the feeble and
despondfnR. Sent free, IN scaled auVel-
oTles. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box =. Philadelphia Pa mas I'm M ~
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
The Election.

The Chrksrale Chronicle thus re-
marks. and mos, justly, eoacernir g
those Democrats who failed 10 do
their duty in lie late eleslion -
we are At a loss for words TO ex-
press adequately our surprise and
rnor,iGcation at the result Of Tie e!ee-
ton, in town and country. on Tues
day. ard the only comfort We cau find
IS in the knowledge that this Office
did lis duty. individually and col
lcclipeIy. Whrn the bulk Of the
PEOPLE were d$efranel,ised, We heard,
al every ,oFn,r. curses loud an ! deep
against the tyranny which denied
them the high privilege Of voting;
how when that privilege is freely ac-
corded 10 alt. there are hundrslls who
,ale il so low that they viii not put
on clean shiri orride mile to ex-
eFciss i
Such conduct is a wi-hering satire
ucon tie theory OF selfgoyernmeh !;
il is an ind,Iible stigma upon town
and county. disgrace to the State,
and hasteuing forward The day when
10 geutl. man Of ta,eLts and moral
worth will suffer his name to 60 be-
fore a people who have not respect
enough for him, for Themselves aud
for The government nnder which they
live, 70 .levate him far above tie can
didaLe Of the Radical rabbie, whose
only hope Of election is in the crimi-
nal indrGerence ofthose Who should
pride themselves upon voion TO the
welfare ana honor of Tie country
Our candidate for the LegislsIur' 1.
" suppose, IS elected but ever
whom and by Whist majority No
man who failed to vote can. We feel
assured. ash Lims If this question
without feeling his cheeks tingle With
the blush OF shame. whilst his con
science reProach him wi,h utter dis
regard Of : most solemn daty.
Som1fdidn't know there was 10 be
az election. though every negro in
the county knew il; some didn't
think Of it Gntil too late. and others
didn't care d--n who might be
elected. Such is the material upon
which patriotism POUNDS iis hopes OF
eulig.Iened and honest admiuislrs-
ton ii tie government aud TO which
lie statesmSn looks for the preserve
tioa { cous,i! ulional liberty
But as we canuot 60 justice to this
subject without becoming prof;ne,
We shall conclude with the psthe'ie
Exclamation If tie Dutch post Oh,
Hell 80
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-11-18
THE WAR.

The latest dispatches are pregn~ mt
vith important events. Russia has
Iypaiis;sd The IT atty Of 1856. tnd il
TO aY,n5 has brought about concsft-
ID &C i,.n ami a alliance ofsusire
AnI defensive b.jEeea Eng land, la
j., Austri. and Turkey. This siJa-
lily means armed resistar O. on the
pat Of these powers should Russia
propose to carry into effect her pro-
Aranme. It's wei understood dat
l.ass,a aud Prussia are acting ~ con-
cest. and this being the case. The
surroundings are certainly ominous
fSr a general European war. 1iystil-
tiles onca iuaugurated on a grand
scale, I. ance's opportunity viii have
CINE. Since the capture 0! 0-l-sus
/ Y the French and the complete de-
Ia: aud route Of Van d Taul, the
lreu Ia cause is 10 king up. The
i.esviLers Of Paris are about to be
Scoeised ihemsslse. and obey have
tIiown up works in front and rear,
LIto.ether. ths ptusaiaas are said
10 70 in : critical co1d1;op, and the
l,opes IS q gonaraFte restoration will
80 rlimmaring with fha defeat.
= .--------- -r----.--1---- s---
WtJtLemore, iLe negrO loving, ca
dsls:Iip- selling, skunk scented. moh
r, -.teallng refuse 81 el5e4tadical pack
81 thieves. yci ped Congress, was
beaten for Ts-el-clisu b niger
huotbsr "Lildrlip WAS 'lecGd from.
:. C-rs!.~s.s laHy fol u
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I-ist OF Prices for Adver

Advertiscrnents Iaust be paid quarter
vr..rlv in ody ancv. Those lnsertcd for three
months or }css. must he aceonlpanied TFttn
tln money. Yearly advertisers are permit
I'D 70 renew quarterly free ofcharSe- 'trtbeT
rlrey-als charged one doliarPcr squire
Advsrtiser~s from a distance must be
ec,omr aaied with hecash in every instance
The advertising Of "a house OF frIn Will be
strictly limited 10 is own immediate bust
neSs
Calls on persons 70 bacome candidates.
rnd roliticul circulars charged a. a,lver-
tisonner, Is, and willnot be inserted without
the cash in advance.
Editorial Advertisements and personal
Cn1rriuri ,ations wiz not be inserted unless
raid for in ad !ance ut double the regular
YstAs.
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Richard 3 Vaughn ct ais Us Geo " Vaughn
ct ais.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
/ Clerk q Master from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, John Clover
Robert Clover. Nancy Clover, Henry Glow
or. Calvm Clover and .JUdson Clover are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee so
that the ordinary process Of this court ear =
not DC served on them: On motion it Is or
dcrcd that publication be made in the Pu-
la-ki Citizen fei four weeks requiring said
NONRESIDENT dCttndants 20 he and appear at
the next term Of said court on the Sd Mon
day IL Fchruary next and answer, plead or
dcmur TO compartments bill or thesaIne will
be taken f,r confessed and set foI hearing
OK purte as 20 them.
uoIS " + BATLEETI y. c * N.
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M0rbid C0n1illon Of iho B.a0d.

These are the fruitful source ofns,v IL
cases, such as Scrofula. White swelling
AIout. Ghcnmatispl, Erysipelas. Chronic
Sore Eves, Ulcers, SgeIled Neck. Einqworm.
SAT- kheum. Boiis, CArbuncleS Pimples.
Blesches, and Eruptions of all kinds.
Tor the cure Of these various affections.
which are merely sympf oIns CT q morbid
state Of the El0o2, medical skill and science
have not yet discovered a Blood : s,Jg1:er
eqeal to the Compound Extract of Sill
IlnElR. This great Rea7fh H,estorer and
Blood cleansing coIdial thoroughly eradi-
Gates every kind of humor and bad faint.
and perfectly pure condition.
1.-The genuine only is prepared by PEN
/ BERTON, TAYLOR & CO.. Chemists, At
ianta, Ga, and each hears the sirl;atii-e az
}. ). FEc-HBERTON. oel~lni
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UQI@S "a
EIIVRH'V Str RREe.

TIE ProTrio ters ofth,- Stable present the
following scale ofpriccs 70 be compared
with any in the State:
Carriage ard Horses Ter day. $500
Horse and buggy ..-.-. 800
half Cav go
" . short drive 2.9a
Saddle horse ? day geo
Buggy Harness without Horse 2 so
Buggy Horse without Buggy -. ..... 200
Feeding Horse single +eed -........ 80
- = day 81. T. month 81. Loo
Stable lst street. two blocks north OF square.
The best OF feed tie finest Horscs, Bug
GIGS. DC. and the best care taken srccs.
no1Sly RAINEY & Bro.
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Gross 1Tedioo Cldrurgical Review

Combined with other known vecelalle
ONES, having Creat rover over the uterine
organs; with Black Root % act upon the
Liver and Bowels, and Soluble Cir te OF
Iron to correct the blood, he has formed a
wonderful combination for he cure Of ,ll
Ftnalo Complaints, Considering il the onlv
Female Regulator known, and now off.,fs
this valnuhle compound 10 the l4iistcd !e-
ma}c, under the name Of lrl
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HAvANA Nv. IA oourf mar

HAVANA Nv. IA court mar
.tial. IL session here, have conde mned
to death al the leaders Of The rebel
ion, members of the vsriops Cuban
Jcntss. and other persons who have
been Instrumental in the rebellion.
but Who arc nov absent from Cuba
The estates Of all such will be conhs
c4t-d.
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Attachment Notice.

P. G. Austin V. Clemon Akcrman,.
A FFIDAVIT hrving been mado for at
Il taCLIucnt ia this case. in pursuance Of
section a455 of the Code Of Tennessee. and
attachment having beer issued and T turned
by The proner officer levied &c. ON the pro
perry ofthc defendant. Glenn Akerman,
r. j. therefore ordered that the said defend
ant appear tctore me on or before the 18th
day On Dec. 1870. at my oiiiee In the town
"f Lawrcnceburg and defend tile suit, or he
same will he taken for comics cd "a to him
and set for heaIing cxparte and chat this
be published in the Pulaeki Ci,z,u for four
weeks. SAM. d. fDMoSs on,
MS j z. for Lawrence county.