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n LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
OU LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
Soil rich and mellow, range fine, ,,health I'M
surpassed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


CONSISTING Of Openers, Lappers, Cards
~ Drawing Frames, Spinning Frames,
Speeders, SC, sc.
This machinery T. but partially worn--all in
good order and will be sold cheap. For de-
scription and price, apply in person or by
mail, 10 IuoMAs >. SHAW,
Agent fremont & Suffolk Mills, Lowell, Mass
novlswAw4m
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A synopsis Of the proceedings of the
Masonic Grand Bodies win be commenced
In the Masonic Department next issue.
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Masonic.

The Grand Lodge of Mississippi has been
in session at vicksburg, the present week
On Wednesday election of officers for the
ensuing year was held with the following
results:
From the Herald.
George r. Fearn, Grand Master, Canton.
w. III. Hardy, Senior Grand Warden,
Paulding.
J. F. FAINT, Junior Grand Warden, Holly,
Springs.
r.. W.. W. w. Dord, Grand Chaplain,
Vicksburg.
George Gray, Grand Treasurer, Clinton.
J. L. Power, Grand Secretary, Jackson.
Dent III. Miles, s.. G... Deacon.
j. NJ. Stone, Grand Junior Deacon, Iuka.
William Wells, Grand Steward. Auburn.
William Carkeet, Grand Tyler, Natchez.
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AGRECULTURAL LIENS.

POWER & BARKsDALE,
If Jacks on
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m LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
OU LOTS FOR MARKET FARMS,
Soil rich and mellow, range fine, ,,.health un-
surpassed.
ONE INIPROVEDi PLANTATION,
On navipnble tide water, ~ miles from Rail-
road, 400 acres cleared; famous for its fine
cotton, and the best pasturage in the State.
ALSO,
SEVERAL CHOICE SIILL-SITEs,
Near the Railroad and on navigable water,
with abundant supply Of ofsaw-logs.
SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES,
Beautifully situated at Bay 81. Louis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City and Biloxi.
A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE,
On the Sea Shore, near Bay ST. Louis, go
yards from Railroad house very large and
convenient, with from 90 70 400 acres choice
farming land.
For rent or lease, new, well improved and
VERY PRODUCTIVE FARM,
On the Railroad, with open land 70 make %
bales cotton, enclosed pasture for 90 cattle
buildings new and convenientj would make
the best market farm in the country. with or
without the privilege Of cutting 200 cords OF
Oak, and 5000 Of Pine Wood for the Railroad,
IL wanted.
J. H.F. CLAIBORNE,
shieldsboro'
Hancock county, Miss
RODERIc SEAL,
Mississippi City
RryERExcEs.-Hon. J. j. Seal, Senator; j.
J. Brrdford, Representative, Jackson.
January 10, 1871. wtf
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ONE ISIPROVEDl PLANTATION

On navigable tide water, ~ miles from Rail
road. 400 acres cleared; famous for its I'm,
cotton, and the best pasturage in the State.
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day all the business houses were closed, it
being the anniversary of the birthday of
Gen. Lee. There was a public demonstra-
ton, and an address was delivered at Wash
ington College by Hon. j. b. Holcombe.
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ALSO,
SEVERAL CHOICE SILL-sITES,
Near the Railroad and on navigable water,
with abundant supply Of saw-logs.
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asaiass -s56asor 5 1is;i ffGmbuii
made an able peech IN !the, Senate J, on
Tuesday, against the Ku Klnx bili.ah the
Judiciary Committeaspr ,ose; Is am end
=; . Hea q, maintained x thlIEonghout the
peatediy INTERRUPTED .by I'LL liz Rabablican
associates, and lie failed intno iistaf,ce
tomakaS Ssatisfat ttory explanationtofe every
point raised. + He. lsho owed clearly that
the Federal Government has no consti-
tutional power, to pass such q bill 'aa the
one before The Senate. eS In reply &to Sc.
natorS Wilsop,f who asked him IL the Fe,
peral Government had not always better
protsoted persons in their privileges and
immnnitieB than the State governments,
Mr.. Trumbull made the stiinninR answer
that II the Federal Government had, pre-
viouslto 1850, exercised such powers as
are now claimed for it, slavery would
have been estab blished ia Massachusetts
and Wilson himself silenced. f..We must
not forget history added Mr. Trumbull.
BE. quoted authorities to show the mean.
ing Of the word rebellion as it is used
in the Constitution. and told the friends
o. the bill that they proposed to evade
the Constitution by naming that ssre-
bellIon" which was not rebellion. 1.-THE
..calt.s;ta bill. ~ He declared that the
States might Just as we'll bo abolished if
Congress could exercise such powers.
MIR. Trumbnu Is Western mon, and
represents Western views Tie Repub.
lican party cannot afford to disregard
warnings given by such men. He and
those who agree with him will be almost
compelled to separate from that party
before long. - Richmond Dispatch.
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State of South Carolina, Laurens Co.

State of South Carolina, Laurens Co.
IN THE co URT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Ann Croseland, as Administrative, J. III.
Boyd, Wm: Bolt, for another, John 3. Cleve-
land, as Administrator, and B. F. Shaw and
l.. r. Davenport, as Executors, Plaintiffs,
against J. w. Harrington, az Administrator,
Henrietta irby. James II. Irby. Jr.. Lidia
W. Harrington, James II. Irby, Jr., as Exc
Irby, John II. Irby, Lillian E. Irby.' recoah
!rby, Rosa Irby. Lucy Dickinson. - Dick
lnson and James II. Irby, Defcndanta.-
Copy Summons for Relief.
To the defendants, j. w. Harrington. ae Ad.
mlnistrntor, Henrietta Irby. James II. Irby,
Jr., Lidia ". Harrington, James H. Irby,
Jr., az Executor, Pearce Is. Irby, Talulah
Irby, ". @. 1rby, John NJ. Irby, Lillian f.
son, - Dickinson and James H. frby.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il. answer the complaint in this action
which il filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of Com
mon Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
copy or your answer to the snid complaint
on iiIe Subscribers al the Office OF Todd d.
TODD, Laurens Court House, s. G., within
OF the day OF such service; and If you fail to
answer the complaint within the time afore-
said, tho plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief dema ndcd in the com
plant.
Dated Laurcns Court Houec, S. c., 1871,
January 14th. TODD Il TODD & BALL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys "a
To HE Defendants, John NJ. Irby and james Ii ;.
Irby.
Take notice that the summons, OF which the
above is copy, was fled it tho Clerks Office,
for Laurens County. on the 14th day Of March, +,
1871. TODD Il TODD & BALL
March IL tho Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PORTER & STEELE.
III REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

10 THE undersigned respectfully informs
his customers that he has REMOVED to
the new store, on Main street. directly
-1Aiopposite tho Columbia Hotel, and ie fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK Of
GOODS. to At ont gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
latest and best styles OF CLOTHS. CASSIE
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Gall at the new stand and
select suit, or leave your order and have it
March 26
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Ar.A THAT newly finished and elegant
.E%iM MANSION, corner OF Rchland and Gates
streets. The lot contains one acre OF
highly cultivated and ornamented ground,
commanding picturesque view OF the Con.
garee River and valley.
proved city LOTS, and g. FARM, on Gills
Creek, four miles from Columbia, containing
about 500 acres OF land, $50 of which are low
ground. j. ". PARKER
April I1mo
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Natural Frnzan Ice

A the summer season is now approaching.
"A wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop OF natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, wo are prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity. as low as any that can be procured
here, that is, from one to one and half cents
FER pound, according to quantity, and have
been selling at that price since tie LIT Of
January. j. D. BATEMAN, Ag't,
March II Emo Columbia leo HOuac
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This is the free and easy way opposing
lawyers encourage each other in the i'm
parchment trial OF Governor Butler, at
Lincoln, Nebraska: Keep your shift on,
brother Estabrook," Don't tear your
hail." who's running this Court?"
etc. i, .,,.
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Bank of Charleston.

CHARLESTON. S. c., MARcm %, 1871.
\ accordance with tho resolution adopted
Il at meeting OF the Stockholders on 27th
instant. an election for THIRTEEN DIRECT
ONS will be held on TU ESDAY, I'd day OF Mny
next; and meeting OF the Stockholders for
tho purpose OF reorganizing tho Bank will
also be held on same date at i2 o'clock. i'm the
Bank Hall. WILLIAM THAYER
April ia Cashier.
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SECRETAKY'S OFFICE.

SECRETAKY'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. S. g., April Is, 1871
FdtHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
II tho Greenvile and Columbia Railroad
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Stockholders will be
passed FREE to and fro III Columbia to attend
the meeting. as heretofore. They will be re-
qulred to show their Stock Scrip to the Con-
ductor, who will exact pay from all Others as
no ono but Stakeholder or those OF their
family residing with them, are entitled to the
privilege.
ton con: stamp for each signature, aud no
one but Stakeholder can be q proxy,
@. v. CARRINGTON, Secretary.
18Papers publishing by agreement, two
Insertions. April Is tG I
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Seegere' Beer
nON'T contain strychnine. Itis pure. and
IL warranted to be so. March IL
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CARRIAGES.

csEEA COMPLETE assortment of two
sXAGstAand four-seat Passenger CARhI-
AGES has just been received at the Rcposito-
ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets The
latest and most stylish patterns hayc been
select ed with care, from come Of the best
builders i'll the country; and the stock never
has beun surpassed in design or tinieh Ly any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec 16 ". X. .NKEFNFIEID
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. Gee


PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHARLoTTE, March l, 1871.
Wills Company will continue to receive
u money on deposit or lonn for six months
or longer, ana pay interest on the same III the
rate OF ten per cent. pei annum. Deposits
or or ioans may be made with the Treasurer OF
tho Company ut Columbia, NJ. p, pc.ram.
Cashier. or the undersigned. i
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
niarcH 2El0 President.
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Guano.
On TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO.
az so tons Berger & Butze's Superphos-
phato, for sale low to planters and dealers,
for cash, by WELLS T. CALDWELL,
Near G. Il c. Il. r. Depot, Columbia, s. C.
March 16
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Fishing Tackle.

~ JUST RECEIvED-A NEW
supply OF FISHING TACKLE,
WILLIAM GLAZE,
April 4l3 Sign OF tho Clock.
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NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
COLD WATER S0AP

NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
WARF1ELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
soft, hard or salt. 1t removes greaae,
kinds of goods-cotton. flannel, silk or wooion.
1t cleanses silver, plated ware and jewelry
without scratching. II the articles are much
tarnishod rub them with piece OF flannel
who do their own washing, it il Invaluable.
1t will save it's cost in one washing An ordi.
nary washing costs:
For coal two hotls .... % centp
For kindling wood .O3 cents
For ordinary soap. .OS cent?.
81 cents.
One CAKE Cold Water Soar costs IS cents.
Making saving Of 1G cents.
81 cents.
An there il no expense of repairing leaky
boilers or broken scrubbing boards. There
IL nc acid or sal soda in the Soap, and, posi-.
lively, nothing that can iDjure tho clothes.
One cake tabeut one pound,I faithfully used
according to the directions which accompany
each bar, will convince any one OF it's SUPERIOR
ity. For saic, i'll boxes OF thirty.six bars, by
EDWARD HOPE,
April Agent for South Carolina
Fruits. Flowers and Vegetables, &c.
TX POrULAR FLOWERS. and how ro
- cultivate them. BY Rand
The City. Fruit Garden and its Culture. By
Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. sleO.
pe"ch Culture. DyJ. A. Fulton, Of Del
The I'll, Grape Cul'urist: Dy Fuller. $3.50.
;, 1hc Southern Gardener. BY White, of
Practical Horticulture for the Amateur.
BY Henderson. $3.50.
Bust's Family Kitchen Gardener. *10O.
Gucnon on Mich Cows and:the Dairy. 75c
Tho Gcntlcman's Stable Guide. By McLure.
>, The Trotting Horses Of America; How to
Train and Drive them. 1926.
: Professor Holmes Work on Phosphate
Rock. For sale by
Feb % BRYAN l. MCCARTER.
Whites Gardening for the South,
PY tho late VIM. A. Whito, of Athens. Ga.
HOLMES SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR.
KET GARDENER. t1.5O.
Tho Phosphate Rocks Of South Carolina.
Their The Hissttosry 81 and Developments Colorcd
si1 Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Sacred Rhetoric; Or Course of Lectures on
Preaching. II. L. Dabney, d. D. $3.50.
ANY above sentiby nie!l. M
DOFFIE l. CHAPMAN.
feh IL Opposite Columbia Hotel
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The Dexter Stables.
For Sale.

C.OOO on The Tisto. -
100 ACRES in KershMw in lots 10 suit.
Saw Mill and 2 900 acres Of Land i'll i.cxin6-
ton, OH North Edisto, 81 COO.
2,d0n acres Watcrec BOT ON Land 50 pr acre
1900 acres crock bottom and Pine Land, at
81 per aero. House in this city SIS, ,(GO
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. near tic
city--$ $S. 500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKE1'T,
Attorney ut Law and Real Es tate Agent.
Sew. rs ly
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

l INFORM my friends and
~ public in general that I havo
Gju just received m entire new
20 Vstock of Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasls, Pouches,
Cartridges for ali kinds OF Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALso,
REPAIRING dono ut short notice.
Oct p. W. KRAFT. Main street.
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600 Barrels
EArRA Family. Medium and Common
~ FLOUR, for sale low. l.. HOPE.
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TO Rent.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street,
apply TO DR.. John Lynch, or
Feb % HENDRIX & BRO.
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Desirable Vehicles.

Desirable Vehicles.
c;TRR WE have now on hand full and
.SEAsa3. fine assortment Of DRETTS, Rock
awAys and Buggies, which wo offer at cost
prices for cash. These arc our own manufao-
turo, and we warrant them to he OF superior
workmanship. Wo aro constantly adding to
our STOCK and will manufacture to order my
desired style of vehicle, from small Pony
PhGt0n to largo Carriage.
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
:, CARROLL g. SPELLhIAN.
March 81 limo
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
BE Guided by What You Know.

There is an old proverb which says, $ Experiences
Is the safest guide" To this guide the sick aud
ailing naturally turn when casting about for ths
means Of relief. They inquire what medicfns
has done for others before they adopt 1t then
selves. Of all tho remedies and preventives in
mao unr.-..~-'s c.nnseeh sss.te.e -~oste th. ts~s
most triumphantly, and hence Its immense pepa-
larity and vast sales. The sufferer from indiees
ton Is sure to find some one among his friends
who has been cured Of that ailment by the famous
vegetable stomachic The victim Of fever and
age, liver complaint, constipation, nervous pres
tration, or general debility, has only to make -
quiry in the neighborhood whore he resides h
order to discover what this standard restorative
has effected in cases similar to his own. In the
Published testimony to its merits he will find 8
volume of proofs of Its sanitary properties, which
it Is impossible for his common sense to resist.
He tries It and the effecs 1t produces on ID
its favor. Thus its reputation, founded on fasta,
not assertions, continually grows. and spreads
Charlatans and imposters, some Of them mere
local triCksters and others who take a somewhat
wider range, attempt to thrust into the hands and
down the threats of fnvaida their ha, hazard con
coctions substitutes for the tonic which for re
many years has been q medicinal staple through
out the United States, Spanish America, CanadA,
and the West Indies. but only succeed TO very
limited extent. In this reasoning age. the people,
having ascertaned what IL really deserving Of
their confidence, decline running after strsnsS
gOde. -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Don't Tamper with a Cough.

Perhaps in the whole category of diseases to
which humanity is susceptible, the cough lie most
neglected in its early stage simple cough =
generally regarded y a tenn perary afrction-un-
have paid dearly for experience it ia the signal Il
attack for the most fearful of all dseases-Ceae
sumption. cough will lead to Consumption n
not checked--so sure as the rivulet leads to the
river yet It II an easy enemy to thwart, If met BY
the proper remedy. Aliens Lung Bats0na is the
great cough remedy of the sge. and 1t has earned
its reputationb by merit alone. 1t can be procuTes
at the drug stores. aSsj'Rt 1"- q" ~
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"A night

olTun best and cheapest business school In
49, JinlSoA) 0sAses ~ Btyanti d Obstees, Chi
caCo-tbs old Brrfpt ~ attort Every y9aAg
0snAs ~ cnAaleg1gn ;IstipsJ Ha' ~ -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

THERE is nothing in he line of staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, and Notions, that cannot
be bought, at the lowest price, at John v,
Farwell IL Co.'s. i9JggH asv ns.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

JoHN v. TARwELL n Co.'S new manusA
PA to- SseTXat 4 W, 40 knd Az Va
like asxest bcshiys. VI Their s,eyasors, Wa !
third more working power than til ose Of ~
house IN Chicago, Are run all day, TO tAz
full capacity .seaa.s9
Pxuss1isssS WiiE Vine Vinegar i . mos,
superb article 1ors table nee. Warranted pse.
THf s1ls sseHerdus spsfft whiSh dtst,n
guishes Johp v. Farwell & Go. in public nj
tiers, hss won them hoets cfyffiends 10 their
business Relations, and given them the LEAD 4
the dry goods trade IN the Northwest. II.
/ Gopsy's 1AbYs Book FOR Arsu-
The embellishments are: Toby is Waiting, astssl
plsse; Coiofed Fashion plate, containing six A.
ures: plate pf Riding habis; An April PssFA
engraving; Extension Sheet, containing thirty
eight eDgrAvings; and great variety of fA.sy
work designs In the Department A bsass.
fu design Of N American Bracketed wills lie givsa
In the Literary department there is great arnsuua
ofrcading That ID exceedingly diversified and h
terssting. i. a. GoDEx. Philadelphia. $500 ~,
year. Liberal reductions to clubs. as.is
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

\ TIE FIRM NAME of John V. Farwell d Co.
is familiar as household, words to Western
merchants, and Is everywhere . synonym fe,
enterprise, integrity, and fair dealings.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

THfLArYS HxsRMAaAzNf.-Amos,
the enerayinss b the April number are: CastssN
"a Hawk fighting With Crows !" Frontispisse
Waiting for Father" very pretty picture; s,a
. large number OF fashion illustrations. n
literary contents are of the usual variety and a
cellence-e entertaining stories, poetry, etc.-whA
muchassfah ikSermAssbnis given N the Hoasehsa
department. T. 8. ARTHUR & soNs, Philadelphia
Terms - year; 3 copies for 8. A great variety
of useful and elegant premiums are offered Il,
subscribers and clubs. s.s.fa gl...;,.4.t. .
THE PHRENoLodicAL JOURNAL Ann
LIFE ILLusrRArED for April appears In its usus
becoming dress, and contains an excellent variety
OF reading matter with several portraits. We
would instance Misses Nilsson and DemoreM.
with portraits; Henry Burden and Elias p. NeeA-
ham, two Inventors OF the Day; The late Boy Sai
cides; Tree Planting in America; General "Stons.
WALL jackson; The Anglo-Saxon Civilization y
typifed in Alfred the Great; Slavery without q
Master: Alice Cary, the poet Genius and Honesty.
A good number. Price 30 cts; So a year. sssa
half year, on trial, for 81. Address s. r. W nLis
$50 Broadway, N. Y. 49, sgazs -sH 4
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THE CHILDREN's HoUR.-The young
folks will find muchit6 amuse and instruc, then i
the April lumber Of this excellent little magaxhs
aspecimen number a w11ch will Be sen< free q
receipt by the publishers df stamp for postage.
Valuable and sttractfve premiums are glvsh 4
Subscribers. T. 8. AkrHrR 3 Sons, PhiladelpAk,
ct 81 Is year; i've copies $500; ten, and one q,
fro ESQ
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Congressional.

erection Of the monument 10 Pref Morse atihs
Intersection OF Seventh street and Pennsyl vsnia
avenue; providing tor tine appointment, by The
President, Of three commissioners, two of whom
es.nas me ana poss on ONE a.. n saS
e a fSsSs n e
s Ss. sssJr sns sss ys p E.
the Afkansas River. "A hill was reported amcad.
atory OF me act incorporating the Texas Padfc
~ n Spmnn{ a'io wing The Afkansss bra.ch
were introdacsd and referred TO authorize the
$tahIlshmsnt OF IN ocean mail service between
the U"issd States and Europe ~ lines Of Aher
Railroad Company to mortgage lite road: ropesI-
ing The act fixing times Tor i,s rsenas meeisks 81
nsrsss ssps0y Ks,S SsnSpas s g,sp the
ssrSpga public !sad7 fo5 The construction OF rii-
q Ontonaa0n Ratsosd COMPANY to make I sur
sofa RsSsd CON ANY e conccs IT, Inc Win
the & asa r. g.
s % lssxsSA IT. the postal . :s5
witt 10 tho Unfied states = aa1inst mi. : mi
combinations ana ecnspifscies WIKI tie judiciary;
ment. "A resolution was offered, laid over and
ordered printed, concerning 'thc allepSd outrsessi
n the Sppthern States instrqctipg DE Judiciaryi
est ana sSass OF The sSs u Sa'' e s,ss
and secure csS aS The G sSs. GO
z .ss Il s'ss s:elss s e:
,1s E ~ V Ss Ss sS s..S
S s *.. az ~ .:a s; cen
and w tfvpui Atatss saAyhe c6netltutional 81
s eas.2 SSsf,s; S g s''sd q x
8x9euot Ae1eton and AdiGnrnenenk IITTe.1Nfal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

"a, a kingston dispatch OF the 10th says
the United States steamer Tennessee, with
the San Domingo Commission on board,
sailed that morning for Key West lG1i'
|a9 The Emperor William arrived at Berlin
,onl the nth. In the evening the Emperor,
Ehpress, Crown. Prince. and Princess
drove through the streets. The enthusi-
asA of the people Was inmeme.A Ss
4 dispatch from Brussels says that In
consequence OF the ravages 81 the CATTLE
p1sguein Belgium, the Holding Of cattle
kxits ~ fSfbidden.itoP ~ s9gnfigo ~
49, Hon. VIM. HISeWard LEFT Calcutta on
the ayth, for Bombay, whers, he woaldgbe
the guest of the 'Rxitish oftaciala, His
health was excellent
i "A Bordeaux letter 81 4 recent dats Avs
Henri RochefortS lungs are 10 sefibtsly
affected that he must soon die u cons,imp.
'tion.t h4asiIo vbna1la sad insbis
9 d KingAea, Jaaaics,i dispatch Of the
18th sVs the report of ,Cemmissioner
Wade vas finished The Compissoners
al expressed thepVFfe sy,, II frvoF, If az;
,nexatton,
Gable dispAscbssI;o * DID 1sth give sai nfo r.
nation Of serious diasuf6an4es i'll Paris,
threatening volstioa and asarohy.a Presit
dent Thieu hadlissped q proalamaAion ,ap-
pealing toitAe reason and pAtsiosism the
citizens to preserve order, and stating that.
n necessary, f6fee xblld W used akaihSt
the insutkenp y HpAtnsftrs. Univ c3ssss I
fsl attempts were y y sspaqs Ril,s IA
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the Supreme Court OF Pcnnsylvania, died
On the Goth, at West Philadelphia, aged
seventy -four. He was the first Judge
elected by the people. - --
A New York dispatch Of he I'd &ys
the smallpox was increasing in pit Aty'
Brooklyn, and everywhere in the flcInity.