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vIrtuous Indignation.

Representative J. B. Dennis is vlrtuously
indignant that proposition should have
heen made for an extra session of the Legis-
ture. the real object of which is, he says. to
squeeze more bribes out Of persons, who are
supposed to have becn benefited by the
legislation Of last session. In his opinion,
no possible good can be accomplished by
getting that Legislative crowd" together
again, and in this we agree with him; but
why did not Mr.. Dennis reach this conclu-
sion before? AS member OF The Leglsla-
ture he had full opportunity OF enforcing
economy, so as "to improve the finances" In
earnest, but when plain dealing might have
been useful, he was only known in connec-
tion with white-washing reports, and with
furniture bills 30 enormous that even Cover
nor Scott could not stand them. Whenever
Mr.. Dennis breaches reform, the rotund
ghost of his costly cuspadors, nnd the spec
tres OF gorgeous carpets and elaborate cur
tains, rise up in judgment against him. That
upholstery business cost more than legls'
lalive session would do; and the spoiis were
divided amongst the few, instead OF the many.
However, the swindling extra session scheme
is dead as o door nail, oil the same.
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The Question OF Race.

At the Beaufort Radical meeting, Con-
gresham DeLarge took occasion to say that
the white man was "mighty uncertain" and
that the colored people should stick to their
own race in the selection OF officers. This
is not the strain in which DeLarge INDUCED
when he was courti1g the votes OF the
Charleston Conservatives In 1870. 1t is
charitable to suppose that his opinions OF
the "white man" were formed amongst the
Radical CoDgressnen in Washington and
the Radical officials in Columbia; but his
audience understood his meaning, which is
that DeLarge will make much better Con-
gressman than Bowen.
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The Prospect for South Caroline.

Tho nonular favor with which the nomlna-
t;on NJ Horace Greeley has been 80 unmis-
tolably hailed throughout the whole South
is accounted by the press and politicians oil
the North as among the most puzzling phe-
nomena OF the day. They seem not to un-
derstand the fact that the Southern people
have done, for the present, at least, Win
wraugling over the abstract political theo-
ries, the petty spites, and the buried issues
OF the bitter past, and are bent solely upon
taking care of their own material interests
in the future. South Carolina, which is in
worse plight than any OF her sister States'
affords the most striking instance OF tne
change which has OF late years come over
the public sentiment OF the South. Between
the wholesale plundering OF their rulers 10
Columbia, and the persistent persecution OF
their rulers In Washington, her people have
lost all interest In things political, except In
so far as they have bearing upon the one
great question OF Relief. Until within the
last few weeks their feeling has been nearly
akin to despair. The most sanguine among
them could discern nothing to cheer them
in the prospect But May-day came, pres-
nant with joy and hope-Cincinnati spoke,
and the spirits of the community were lifted
up. All felt that the turning in the dark
and weary lane, in which we have 30 long
been plodding, was reached at last. all re-
cognized in Mr.. Greeley an abie, honest
and wurm-nearted standard bearer, and the
man OF oil others to give US peace, prosperi-
ty aud real reunion. Let but the CLEAN
OF hope, held out to US in his nomination, be
fulfilled by his triumphant election, and
South Carolina, in common with the whole
South, will awake to new and brighter Lille.
With an honest National Administration at
Washington, corruption could not long
thrive in Columbia, and the people OF our
State, confident 10 her wonderful resources,
and in their own invigorated energies, could
we'll afford to bear even the appalling
financial burdens which the greed, dishon-
esty and extravagance Of the carpet-baggers
and scalawags have fastened upon misgov-
erned South Carolina.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

rYx DAILY NEWS. by mail one year. s.; sl1
.,ontrs "a: three months 50 so. Served IN the
eity at EIGHTEEN CENTS week, pay able 70 the car
,le-s. or S. a year, paid in advance at the once.
TIE TR1WEBKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. one year 81; Blk
months So SO; three months 81 rs
TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
$40. Ten copies, TO one address. sl5.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN aaVanee
and NO paper continued after the expiration Oh 1ne
time paid for.
= NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, LOST ana founu'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words 20 Genus
each insertion: over 20, and not exceeding ~
vords 40 cents each insertion; over 80, aud mo-
exceeding 30 words, 50 cents each insertion.
.Tnese rates are MT, and must invariably oe
paid In advance.
Addresa RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
u, No. 1ls East Bay, Charleston, 8. o.
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OTATE OF SOUTH AROLIN A
- CHARLESTON COUNTY.


= CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Tne Honorable GEORGE LEE, Judge or the III
fcrIor Court-At Chambers:
It appearing unto me, from the presentment Oh
the Grand Jury and tue affidavit OF n. AcLaugn-
lin. that there has been an unlawful issue nl coun-
~ checks of the County OF Charleston, which IN.
iswfnl lssue are OF the numbers following, namely:
No So % 46, g. SO, g. ST. 4O 60, %, 81, 20, ~ oo
a. 90 Al, e3. 81, &C., As, 10. SO, II, 10, l8-- $3.50
On motion OF W. J. Whipper, Solicitor,
ordered. That the said unlawful checks De
turned over to A. G.. Richmond, CLERK OF the said
I,onrt. who shall receipt for the same ana h0o
them subject to the Oider OF said Court OF ,S .ns
Jnlve thereof: and It is further ordered, that sSo
Clerk publish this order in the daily papers VI s
City OF Charleston for one week tlat III s so
having In their possession any OF tne cneCks ~ ~
numbered, as Aforesaid, may, aud u u Mercy , u
dered that they do turn them IN 10 tne salo G,e IN
on or before the first day OF June next anu !. -
further ordered, that the Treasurer OF tne Co9nT -
OF O arleston b and he is hereby, requlreu W
refuse to pay or receive any OF the aooFe ue'
scribed checks. ,,o, cortaIn
checks described in the said amuaVit VI e. @.orNa
Lauohlln as being In the possession OF oaG aSnasd
In the aB We orders. ,,opoE LEE
Judge Criminal Court Charleston County,
barshv certify that the foregoing Is true and
correct COPY OF the Original oi1eI ~ nn NY "
record In this office. a. n n nndGe
May 81. 1872. y. " " OIL" We -
m8y23-8
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pOARD, IN BROOKLYN, N. Y, AT No.
~ 61o Henry street by the day or week. Par.
Ties visiting new York will fnd 1t 10 their In crest
and comfort to call at auov number. u few min
utes by hOrse-cars fr in Cortlandt street, New
York. via Hamilton Ferry. >acA cts rect cars
cross Henry street few doors from tie large
four-stOry double house. Commodous and ele.
gantly fuIn shed rooms can be engaged at moder-
ate rates by addr resslng u. G. KNIGHT, as above.
may2012
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Refresbment 5alnnns.
ULLIVAN'S is l. A N d
~ ICE CREAM SALOON AND BAKERY.

Mrs. P. JACOBS would respectfully inform her
friends and numerous customers that she has
opened the above establishment, at that pleasant
aud comInodious retreat known as Aclndoes
Bakery, near th. landing.
She intends furnishing freshly. baked Bread,
mornings and evenings and lie Cream and Cakes
on dema nd, 10 any quantity that may be desired.
msy2l -tuths8s
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Professional.

No. "a WENTWORTH STREET,
CHAR STO N, 8. c.,
Can be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases OF a kindred nature, free OF charge
and In strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach OF all. Of.
fee hours from A. N. to- p. NJ:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all arthritlc complaints. as asrheumstlsm, gout,
neuralgia, &c, this practice is almost perIect.
The most intense pains are almost instanty &c.
lieved, enormous swelngs are reduced, lmns
relaxed. Cases Of twenty, thirty and forty years
standing have been cured by me alter al otner
A great accomplishment is my triumph over
soothe and carry on the most excruciating SUI
ferings. II this system did nothing more toaa
to relieve pain. 1t wouId stand superior 10 any
other system eXtant. T..
CATARRH.
stopped.up Ees.d, Running Of the Nose, con stant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing OF
the Nose. .a'I 10
Thousands suffer from that most annoying, dis.
agreeole and offensive complaint, Catarrn, Wltn'
ont Knowing what 1t Is. often the secreted mu.
down sne toa 9a9
The most skillful physicians fell TO cure IL.
I cure any case OF obstruction, .8t0ppeo,up
head discharges Of greentsh, thick, thn OF gialfy
mucous from tue nose, internal OF e4telnat patI ~
or fallness between the eyes, constant blowing OF
rhe nose, Inflammation OF tne nasal passages,
uIceraton OF schuciderian membrane, &C., ID
the course or few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head. Otorrhea'
otits discharge from the EarJ Paralysis OF
Auditory Nerve
am daily treating all affections OF tne ear VIII
the most gratifying results. Some VINO nad pHio
surtsts nearly $1,000 without benefit have pen
cured by me IN few weeks az d mooefaso ca
pense. ,,,,,,
Mercury, iniudicIously used. has filled the eartn
with wrecks or humanity. Thousands Buner from
80 effects who have been unc0Dsclousy druggeo
by their physician. ills vain TO attempt tne cure
OF the majority OF diseases while IL remains 10 tns
body. Although have heard Of several so.called
never ct seen physician who could eliminate
II from the system. =
can satisfy any patient or physician that can
absolutely abstract mercury, lead, zinc, and
oIher mineral polsons In every case.
-
CANCERS.
Noll.me Tangere, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer, scir
rhus Cancer, Fungous Cancer, Rose Cancer,
Spider Cancer.
make great specially In the treatment o.
every description Of Cancer and Tunors.
How many Cancers and Tumors are wrOnfully
treated by Ger, ain charlatans styling themselves
"Caucer Dortors.n
After being pronounced incurable, Will taEe
any one Of these GASES 10 hand and make per
manent cure.
Ny terms for treating Cancers. &C., Will d.
based on the age and condition OF the patlent
and the positive certainty OF cure.
may25-6mOB
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:GestipaI prl3ss


r JST OF PRIZES OF IRISH FESTIVAL.
IL
CENTRE SHOOTING.
l. For the greatest number Of Centres made, q
Set OF Massive Silverware-Goblet, Wait
rand Slop Bowl. ....................$75
2. For the greatest number OF Centres regls
tered by the ten visiting Clubs
Silver Coffee Urn. so
N,h,o,,.raa Tob,a fuoth bo
.Elnoio'u'.ou row. =.
8. Gold Headed halacca waking oane'...''. 90
Cents Walking Coat oat......................l l6
silver Pitcher and Pair Goblets. ............ Is
c,aan,o cohe l2
silver Castors .................... 26
1,,r.. 70
husper Coa'.'''. -
g. Gold Pencil Case. 70
s,,ver pitcher 10
S'o' " 80 1s
7. Silver Watch...... ~
Silver pitcher and Dish . ............:. 15
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60 Rent.

ITO RENT. THAT PLEASANT DWELL
ING No o. Cannon street, cnnl aiming six
tquarr rooms aud Kllchen-al In good order; Gas
,Hrnnohont. La.ee lot, running through to
SMILE atr rnct Ajs,,. small STORE on NJ citing
street.. For terms apply to WIN. q. DAWSON,
Real Estate Agent No. 65 Broad street. mays
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Millinerp, stram %ooos, 1e.
Geaal Notlees.

NOTICE. = ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the late Hon. ALFRED
h0uER wi present them properly attested, and
those indebted will make payne It to
JAMES R. PRINGLE,
nouoa ,uthaa Executor.
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A FEW BGARDERS NAY RE PLEAS
n ANFLY &C comm dated on moderate terms,
It Lie crrner OF Society and Ansun streets.
may28-lu4f
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Boarnlun.

r ADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC.
IL COMMODATED In q private family, western
pOrLlon clty. Terms moueralc. Address, Pest.
)1flce, III. +. may2s-tuth4H
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Bniloing Material.
Guns, 4aromare an6 Cutlery.

GALE OF STOCK OF HARDWARE.
I will offer for sale, commencing THIS DAY.
aud continuing for one week only, the stock OF
HARDWAKE OF Hessrs. y. KERRlS0N, Jr., d
co contained In Store corner Meeting and Hasel
streets, consisting In part OF Planters and Build.
ers' Hard ware, Cutlery, Agricultural Implements,
&c. The Stock will be dlspused OF below cost, In
lots to suit purchasers. Dealers and tine public
generally. are Invited TO examine the same.
MAHTIN W. WIGG,
mayA-8 Assignee.
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NXTANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest aud best warranted
Sewing Machine In the markets. ia the HOME SHUT
TIE, price S26 and SS7. Oan be seeD at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 255 King street, corner Beaufain
street. T. l.. Bl,SELL. jan12-6mos
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Cost and Gonnb

n OST IN QUEEN, NEAR RUTLEDGE
street, or iu Rutledge street, pair OF Gold
SLEEVE BUTTONS. reward will be given II
LEFT nc TIE NEWS ONCE. mayl3
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A G E N G
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

The undersigned having been recently appoint.
ed Agent for Charleston OF the above Company,
with the right to take risks In any portion OF
South Carolina, would invite the attention Of his
friends and the public generally to few argu-
ments In irs favor. 1t isa
PURELY SOUTHERN COMPANY,
and Invests all ite accumuations at the Sonth.
1t is ably managed and has large capital. 1t
does business on
TUE CASH SYSTEM ONLY,
and at rates az low as any other sound Company
in the Country.
Call at my office and allow me to show you the
long list OF Pol:cyholders which is the best eVi.
dence Of strength In q Company.
EBEN COFFIN,
Agent for Charleston, 8. O.,
No. 81 Broad street.
GEO. Il. COFFIN, Sub.Agent.
aprl5 tn Atlantic Wharf.
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ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CINCINNATI,
JANUARY l. 1872
CAPITAL-pald up-si, 100000 90
Cash on hand, In Bank and In
transit. .-....... ......''.-...'..'p N'''~'
r,rst Mortgages aues........ 4512ss so
un,,ed STATES Bonds. market value... 2aS, ,6l4 81
State and City Bonds, market Value.. l6!4aS DO
Bills Receivable and Notes, market
~ va,ne. ..................... s7ssr1 So
Railroad Bonds and other items,
marse, vaue $500 90
.monnt dne rrum Agents and others, 1O9,755 95
ro,,o ,cra, Loans. 7s,o5s 81
.cc;ined ,n,ere,t. 22,6i6 SO
Isss,s 81, ,7se, ,ss4 II
Total ILebi,I,irs l3S.469 08
Net Assets. 81, ,e2s, ,2l6 IL
AMAZON INSURANCE CO., net Assets 7l4,sso 81
TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO., net Assets 727,6s3 ii
Total .....t.......$3,o'oooo os
Surplus Lines Relnsured with Amazon AMI
Triumph Insurance Companies.
Funds Of each OF The ABOVE Companies are sepa-
rate and distinct.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BROOKLYN, NEW YoRk-JANUARY, !, 1872.
Capital-paid Slooo'ooo w
Surplus, over capital. $50 9'
Total assets, market valuation. ,S0s, ,66s o7
Liabilities. ,69o
all Chicago losses and other llabIllten have
been met without making an assessment, borrow
ing dollar, or selling security OF any kind.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YoRK-JANUARY l. 1872.
Capital-paid up .Saoo'ooo "
Surplus, over capital. ~
Total assets market values. ...... .$lo65, Ill "
All Chicago and other adjusted losses have been
paid. am
Aggregate assets. $o,ooo,ooO
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken In the above
Companies, by $. 4. TuPPEf, AdksT'
may16.thstu8
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Meetings.

DALLYl WARD6.-A MEETING OF
II, the Citizens OF Ward will he held at OPP
penieim's Hall, King street, ut O'Clock. THIS
frnesdayl EVENING. for the purpose OF eecling
Xix Delegates tn Lhe County convention, whlcn
meets on Thursday next. =,
ali ciuizens who ore opposed to the misrnie OF
the Radical party now controlling Inc Federal
Admin stratiol are earnestly invited 70 attera
maV2S
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for Sale.

TOR SALE OR RENT. A DESIRABLE
II RESIDENCE In the Town OF SummerVllle.
s. G. Apply ut No. Al aayne street, Gharle,ton,
: n msy28-tuths6f
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VXTEEkLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
w One OF the best esta li'hed Weekly News
papers in South Carolina is offered Tor lie.
1t has a complete Printing Ollie IN gooa condi.
ton.
The locality is one Of the best In the StateIin
town which is now thriving and growing. Kali
road connections, nearly c'mpleted, Will consd-
eraby increase its prosperity.
Terms or sale-Half cash; balance In six, twelve
and tiyhIee months
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply
to WALKER EVANS & CUGSWELL, No Broad
and No. i0s East Bay street, Charleston, >. U.
nay2l-luf6
4 IL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
IL NJ .CHINES repaired on reasonable terms
aud at the shur est nutce. ALSO few good Sc
cund hand Machines fir sale. very low. j; L..
LUNSF. RID. ) ,.ifh street. n''rth OF WENTWORTH.
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Groceries, Eiau0rs. Hr

DUTTER AND CHEESE.
ID Landing and for sale BY -
: may2s-3 @/ No. 2o9 East Bay.
pACON, HAMS, FLOUR, &C.
so hhds Prime Western @. r. SIDES
20 boxes Prime Western Shoulders. y.
...5.- l. HAMS.
is tlerces Choice 8. q. HAMS.
.,Irr, ~, FLOUR
200 barrels Family, Extra, Super and Fine
MOLAsSES.
100 barrels various grades OF SYRUP
so puncheons Porto Rico MolaseeS
20 tierces Muscovado Molasses
100 barrels Refined and Demerara Sugars.
,,lse per .saa sale oy s.:'t HEsRYeCoBiA i co.
E1LOUR, BACON AND LARD s's',7a:'t
$50 barrels FLOUR-Family, Extra, Super and
Fine
so hhds G. r. SIdes-Western
25 hhds. Shoulders-WesterR
100 tierces Choice Western Leaf Lard
100 packages Leaf Lard-Tubs, Buckets and TIN
Cans ;irl' .;t.'
20 hhd,. P. r. Moasses
100 barrels Molasses-New Orleans and Mucovado
100 hhds. and barre Demerara Sugar. ",1i-@'f.
To arrive and in Store and for sale by
TIEDENAN, CALDER d co.
:. may2s- thstua 'fi.@Lt: .;tELsD .Lg !...-- :
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DALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB -
Tao Regular Meeting will be held ut Arch.
er's Hall THIS EvENING, 2Sth instant at halfpas
O'Clock. Members must be pnnctua, as ousl.
ness OF much Importance relating TO Anniversary
Parade will be aCted upon.
AS. DOUGLAS,
movos Secretary and Treasurer.
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OITIZENS- of WARD IA MEETING
u OF the Citizens OF Ward who are opposed
to the misrue and usurpatlon OIL tnG kaaicni
viii be held at oppenheim's Hall. King street. OF
8 O'Clock THIS EVENING, for the purpose OF elect.
TnSnntv TOW Se,i,ion hlay28
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Jnsnranre.
ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY,

CASH HAsstTs.............,...-.....ss''0o'oo0
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THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. $50 KING STRRET,
DYES and Cleans by means OF steam, Gentle
men.a Ladies' aad Chidren's Clothes. Fine Laees
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers' Finish; Lace and Grape
shaws and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
NJ Goods received and returned BY Express.
jun22-lyr blhLEh, froprletofa
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nROTHERLY ASSOCIATION.-AN EX-
ID IRA Meeting will be held THIS EVENING,
az the usual place, OF O'Clock; iall alten9snce
,n.ross ~ Secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-02

DIDN'T Go That's what occurred a. the iail
ono evening last week, Mr.. Harry Boyd, the
sQtsrprising youth who undertook TO burglarlze
Mr.. Hayes premises lately, and upon whom Mr..
Hayes played game which il was poker" !, c.
knocked him down with one, AID lodged him in
Jail, does not to be the very quintesssnce of
penitence, though he did plead guilty. Officer
Conne-, having just admitted from the Jail an
assistant Of the sheriff, when closing the door
va suddenly iostled one side by young Boyd,
who quickly turned the key, locking officer
Conner in. Mr.. G. did no. desire to see the pris.
ooer 20, and presenting = REVOLVER long navy
through the door, drew what they call q
'bead" on young Mr.. B., at the sans time using
the brief but emphato word, Come" The
prisoner looked back, and elancing along tho
barrel Of the pistol satisfied himself that the
officer had taken good aim, yielded to the per.
suasiye argument, unlocked the door and quietly
resumed his place in durance vile.
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How TO GO WEsT"-For.y years ago Hi.
noia was as far West as most people wished to
60, and journeys were made in the legendary
prairie Schooner but in these DAYS of Pro.
gress and improvement, the word West has
come TO mean Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Califor.
nis and the Territories, and the traveller reaches
almost any point therein by splendid Line of
Railroad.
This Line Of Railroad is the Burlington Route,
which starts from Chicago by the Chicago, Bur.
lington Il Quincy Railroad, and, running thro'
Burlington, reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
City, St Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and
Kansas City. connecting with the Union Pacific,
Kansas Pacific, and other railroads running from
those cities.
People going to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Cal.
ifornis. or any point in the Territories, will
study their own interests by going by way of
Burlington" for the rates Of that Line are al.
ways IS low as any other, and it is the best
Route in the West, therefore you are more sure
Of your safety and comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirably an.
swered the question "How to 60 Westp" by the
publication Of An excellent Pamphlet, contain.
ing large, truthful map of the Great West, and
much interesting and valuable information
which can be obtained free Of charge, by ad.
dressing General Passenger Agent B. & n. r.
r., Burlington, Iowa. If
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IOWA IANDS.-The undersigned are agents fora
large tract OF valuable land. both improved ard
proved IN Union and adjoining Counties In Iowa; as u
souri, All business entrusted viii be attended win
IrowpneSs and fidelity. We keen to show Hu'
vicinity tree Of charge. j. GALLOWAY a. sD,.
Crest Iowa.
For any further iaormation apply 10 Richard Ihorne of
Ottawa, HIS. march = ls2-tf
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STOT.LN:

COLT STOLEN!
EsaycI Stolen from the pasture lands Of the late Joel
W. strong. N Farm Ridge \ BLACK NOENAE COLT,
four old ills SPRING He IS about fourteen hands high
with heavy limbs, has small white spot tue forehead, 4,
4LeI and gentle; was worked last spring, VIII rva re
ward OF Ten Dollars to any enc who viii give uly.a,o.
70 me that viii lead 10 his recovery
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NOTICE;.-ksTATg OF THOMAS KgSNFy,x nr.'D-
y Notice Is hereby given. that the uners gnei aduI,
Of the Of Thomas heuacyan LATE Of the county
Of La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased will appear
the County Court Of said County the third Monday %
l5h day. Of April 1872 the Cur. House IN Ottawa III
said county when and where all persons having claims or
usrds against said ctfed attend and present
in writing FOR stustment.
Dated this 10Th day OF February A n. 1872.
MICHAEL KEENTTaN.
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