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40 W,!tiaH A. 0'finey, David L Brigham, George
~. MARSHALL, samu 4. Marshall and LOUISA
mAfshai has wife,t Gorge G. Anderson, trustee,
hhdr,w oregs r, Pet Clarity, A. keloy d CO.,
heed brosf er, Dus all, ksigler Dorsey, Fred
ereS oaeit ii. Haistsad, Josiah II. Bonncy,
WIN; X, L. kuddiok, P. Ware, jr. a Co.
" oo ma each of Yum hereby notified that
mere - how on fiji in the Uffise Of ihe Clerk of
inc .lssrr' Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Keoknk,
u Pen.aon OF HirAm barney claiming Of you Vim.
-. ofiueJ the sr.m Of sixteen hundred dollars with
ven per ,ent int crest per annum payable annually,
" monty due Q N mortgage made BY you to Chas.
Mason md sin % assigned to said Barney, dated
Jun, ,a IT, 1888; aise claiming against each Of you
unon Nv CLOSURE Of said ns..aAgs the ssms beng
~. n, west, Lee county, lows, for the purchase
10y ano nr her asking FOL sale OF said prem
ana unless you appear and snsver said petition
W % before ehe morning OF tn, second day OF the
On the hrst Mondsy of sep.sm Der, A. D. 1860 .
aeiault will be entered against you. the petition
taken as by you comics .ed and n decree rendered
against you prayed therein.
NOBLE d STRONG,
july 10, 1863 dim Pltf's Att'ys.
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To B. Kendall, III. X. Reeder, James Hirst,
Lsvi sutiif, Jacob Null for use Of Nj. @. q.
Sutlif, Vim. d X. l., Ruddick Francis McMap-
nus and J. W. Goodrich, tdefendants)
YOU arc hereby respectively notified that there la
i now on file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, nj Ksokuk, petition
Of H. d. Woodward d Co, claiming q Judgment
on foreclosure of = gage against raid v. b.
Kendall above named, for the sum of two hundred
dollars With ten par cent Interest from the LIST day
OF July, 1860, and fpesiei and general execution
against " b. Kendall. and n aIasnss all said de-
PENDANTS above named, praying also for the fore
closure Of mortgage given hp seid " b. X sndaii
TO Orsoa Eaton, upon Lot 5, Block 20, in. b. ".
Kilbontps addition to the City Of keokdk, Lee
County, Iowa; the sale of said nortg.Eed premises
10 pay Of said debt, the nguishment Of all
equity Of redemption therein, for costs and gsnsr~
al relief.
Now you and each OF you are notified to appear
and answer raid petition the morning Of the
second dry Of tbs next tsrm OF said eourt. to be
holden On the hrst Monday Of September, 1860, or
Judgment and decree win be had ,herein ~ prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July Is, 1e60-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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- LegA NOT Ice.
10 isaac GARDNER William Orr /, Oren Baldwin and
katharine Baldwin his wife. Osiy er r. Reeves and
Ellen q ke,ys his wife, w. Merrithew and
Louisa Merrithew his wife hess. Wick ershAm.
ssJAoias hisharttson, Connab 10 4 Smyth,
Lewis Joaquin, V. Lee ,poid. ia Foger,
Miiton, Gieim CO., A. M Carp enter, siias
nealght, and ------ Orr, wlfe of "a i'd William
Orr. -
~ ~ ana each OF yot are her, ,by notified that
: there BOW on file in thu onice Of the Clerk Of
ane n,ssrie' eoart OF Lee O. unity Il ,wa, ut keokuk
petition OF Hiram Barn ey claim sg Of you Isaac
uu1ef me sum OF O, bit hundre, fdolisrs, with
~ -, interest, pf aunum pays BILE annuaiiy,
Wasan ~ ~. ~ me ftg &c made by ZEN 10 Snas. .
Dse.mb.r isha "a gued 20 sa,d Ba rney, dated
y,,' ~ II = taoS ALEC claiming agai, "t each OF
Inc n,', ~ of said mortgage, tt same De-
ann * AS 90 81 half of the South-we W quarter
sac,tna 80. half OF the south-east quarter OF
ksasa6 W Y ven. Township sixty tive COY Nerth,
marsr "e It, Lee county, Iowa, for the p, ircnase
lea. ~ further king for sale Of the prem
49, general relief
en- 80 Mess you segpeAr and answer said pet ltion
! efere the morning of the second day OF the
IT term Of said court, TO commence at keokn X
Inc nrst Monday Of September, A. ID. 1860, a
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken ms by you onfessed, and = decree rendered
against you us prayed therein.
NOBLE a STRONG,
July II. lSs0-dlm Pits Au'ys.
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July rs, ls6e-1n Pitts Atpys
Orisanal NosIcc.


To Edward A. Foote. X. B. Foote, John T. B.atty,
Christian Harber, State Savings Institution, (de-
fsndAnts):
you srshsrehy respectively notified that there 10
j now on Gle nthe Cierk's O6boe Of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, hepstition
of Hiram Barasy, claiming Judgment on fore
closure Of two mortgage against sAid r.. A. \.
b. Foote hove pamsd, for the sum OF nine thos-
LIST day Of Jsly, 1890, and special and general
execution against E. A. d h. b. Poote, and ~
against all said defendants above named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of two mortgages given by
said X. A. h X. b. Foote 10 Charles Mason upon
Lots 80, 80 and 40 In Block ~, In Mason's Upper
Addition to the City of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa,
the sale Of said mortgaged premises TO pay Cd
said debt, the extinguishmonto OF all equity OF re-
5c-. r.ioa elm, costs Hno general reiicf.
Now you and each of you arc notified to spuear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the
secon day Of tbs nsxt term OF said court. to be
holden on the lat Monday OF September, 1880, or
" H. SCOTT HOWELL
July Is, ls60-lm Solicitor for Petitioner.
Legal Notice.
To James f. Bruce, VIM. o. Daniels, Cornell
Worster, Robert Worstsr. Theodore b - u.
A. worster, Tempiin worstsp Myers, j.
YOU are each OF vow hercbv-
! now hlo in the otne~ .otined that there 10
tret Los ,v ss o,sIk % 1ne tbs
Rssu.' oa y -.aith HAmil claiming Of James X.
-Ad Vim. q. Daniels the sum of fourteen
'-ndred dollars as money due him from them on =
promissory note; aud claiming Of all of you the
force osure 81 mortgage given by said James T..
Bruce and VIM. O. Daniels to smith Hamil to SCI
cure said note, on lots five and six in block I56,
keokuk, Lee county, lows.
Now unless you appear aud answer thereto on or
before the second day Of the next September term
IA d. lS6Ol of said court, Judgment and decree
will be rendered against you BY default according
to the prayer VI plaintiffs petition.
McCRARY 4 BRUCE,
>slySs, lSss-AA Sells fsx PLAINTIFF.
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Legal Notice.


To william Lowenssein, Barbara Lowenstein and
Frederick kohnriech;
NOU and each of yon hereby notified that
l. there 10 on lie in the ufice of the Clerk (
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keok uk
petition OF Hiram Barney claiming of you Wm
Lowenstein the SUN Of Il We hundred and fifty dol
lars with interest at 10 per cent. per annum, as
money Cue on mortgage made by Won to Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated September, &C. 1885, also claiming against
each of you the foreclosure of said mortgage, the
same being upon Lott 10, ii and j 2 in Book one
hundred AMI seventy nine in City of Keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase money and further
asking for sale of said premises, and general
lief.
And unless yen appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day IF the
next term of said court, to commence at Keokuk
ON the hrst Monday Of September, A. d. 1860,
default will be entered against you, the petition
taken az by You confessed. and decree rendered
against you &c pray ed therein,
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 10, 1860 I'm Pltf's Att'ys.
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July "a, 1859 Im Sol. for Pc Il


l4egms Notice.
TO ANN X. SC0THoREE.
VoU ars hOrsby notified that there 10 now on
die in the once Of the Clerk u the District
Court of Lee County, lows, II KsoEui, tho petit
tisn Of William scothorne claiming Of yos : di-
vorss from she bonds Of mstri.ony, on the ground
VI adultery and willfal dssertion.
before the second day & the next september term
"a D. 1851 Of said court, decree WILDE rendered
against you pro eons''o - prayed in plaintiffs Pc
tition.
CHAS. d. KERR,
July q. 1seo-ln Sol, for Petitioner.
Admlntssrato tors Notice.
NoTICEis hereby given that the undersigned
IN was, on the 26th day Of July, 1869, by the
Ccunty Court Of Lee f'o...ys rc-a, appointed =
ceased in place OF NJ. Stafford, Esq, resigned. Ar
persons having claims against said estate
quired to present them according to = -re re-
July 80, lsso-dlm -vRTIs.
I I.S0 NEW arr Administrator.
"A ssy snd -rPLIks Of
rome Of David,
drcece and Russia,
Good Fight,
Our Farm Of Four Acres,
Professor Of Il. Breakfast Table, &C., do.
OGDEN. BRowNELL CO.'S
CITY Book STORE,
jy26d No, b2Main-st.
DATENT SLATES-wArrRntcd not to break
Tor sale by OGDEN, Bk0WNELL co.
myll 81 Main at.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
EN0R sale in any quantity by
L KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
uyl4d
fNHIs DAY MECEIvED..Oth Vol. of
l. New AMERICAN CYCLOPEDiA, at
O0DRN, BROWNELL 4 co.'s
CiTY Book SroRn,
suy1oa No. - MAin-st.
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Legal Noiice.

July ~, ls6e-im Att'ys for Plt'ffs.
, 1860-04-03

During the recent hard times, tue Government
Seed Store must have slu: III. Al least, VIC
should suppose 80 from tho following note to
this Office from the Rep. .esentatise Of this lis
trict in Congress: - T..
U.s.. PATENT or17cx, March i, 'sct.
S,n:-Msny applications having been recri!rd
nj tis ol]ics for plants. grape root- &c., it be-
cunes necessary to sar, that, nst1' tic exception
Of I'll: ten rlant, there vii! be nothing further
to distribute for somc time to come.
Tue sea plants. f.r the South, have. mostly
been forwarded 10 their destination, and sl tue
grape roats, of varieties bott, fureism and do
3ucstic, which were OF l,and in T. condition ut
fur removal, hare lceu distributed Measures,
supplies and When ready for distribution. notice
thereof will be given.
have tue honor to be, yours re soecttully,
Pn,l,r +. TnpaAs, Comn,,ss'oncr.
Hon. J. F. FARSswonrH, House oE Eep.
Tie :.borc, wc take it, will be sufficient an'
ever to persons in The West who arc still apply
lug to their Representatives for seeds.
, 1860-04-03

Tus New Po.1cg FoncE.--Aayor Wentworth
has laid the axe at the root Of the tree, or rat~
er has laid the tree alongside the a1c, and starts
fair with newly organized police force. The
following is the instrument Of eseisloa received
By the policemen yesterday, highly character
istic document. It Was promulgated among the
police on Saturday, and their connection With
the municipal affairs Of the city ended sunln'a-
rily and totally. This leares the police force to
he made up anex, which does not mean, how
eycr, with ae,e m<n since the city will hardly be
called upon to spare the tried and experienced
.crr;ccs of Numbers of the former corps. Ibis
is tue card Of dismissal:
MAron's Orr1cE, 50th Marc b, 1860.
S,n:-You and all other men, if now in the
| employ Of the City in the Police Department,
ard discharged from aud after Monday morning
next tile I'd Of April. The ComptEo!ice will set
| tie will. you whea you present your badge 10
him, and be will pay you out Of the amount ~"
rrop1 iatcd for Police purposes, BY The last ad-
/ nav you, it will not be my fault:
| shall begin my Standardization on that day
| with an empty Treasury, and l do not Know
when or where can get the 1nouey to par the
few Police uay have from and alter That date
As haye over three hupdred applications fol
| the Office Of Policemen, and as the hnancia
| afTairs Of the Ctr need my whole attention, yot
mus. excuse nc from personal interviews.
have no time to spare.
have discharged all Of you at once, so thu
no one Of you will bare any occasion 70 ast M
QUE Of ron, which am picased to any has NO
been the case. This is m honorable dischars
TIE same financial depression that oppsesse
each and every one Of us ind,Eldnnhy, asso op
| tn1es.
| The people are calling. aloud for reform, an
the only way TO bring about satisfactory IT
J | form is 10 curtail expenses every where
Deeply regresting .hs present emna'rassme;
e | Getting hstter situation elsewhere, an
5 Your obedient Servant,
]. Wkx1~oR1H, Hayor,
, 1860-04-03
chicago SnbbatlI School Union.

Cn}E8E0
Tic first annual gathering Of the "caIcaGo
sApp4rn Scuoo1 USloS," to take place st Me.
tropo1itzu Hall on Tuesday evening, april 6,
will be meeting Of no ordinary interest to the
friends Of Sabbath Schools, aud one, we believe,
that cn,,not fail to deepen public so!citnde for
the scasonable training nnd Saving Of children.
Actual life experiences aud incidents that hare
transpired in the practical working Of the
schools will he given. It is presumed that facts
coming to light in the 1iFe-sccnes aud struggles
Of the poor. in our midst. will indeed appear
vices, may justly be proud Of her thrifty a>d
numerous Sabbatn Schools. sEI contldant'y es-
pect rich hurvests Of virtue and prosperity for
the present aud coming generations.
Educate the child to lore good and hate sin,
and good men an1 women arc the certain result.
1t IL hard to reform men and women from
habits Of eyil to virtue. But lessons Of wisdom
pressed on the tender minds Of children, that
will indurate, md become restraining and
guiding forces. through all the years of subse.
queut life. Let then the Sabbath Schools be
sustained and encouraged by tie Friends Of civil
and religious progress, and the day is nat far
| distant when Rto'm Schools. Isnitt1tiaries and
| Prisons will be depleted Of their victims, aud
aud society safe ID the enjoyment ct its just and
sired that ibis annual gathering be sucl, al c1.
preston Of tue puhlic stnttnasnt as shall greatly
1 epcourage and stimulate to higher cuUrt The
/ fifteen hundred teachers aud ten thousatlt
scholars aggregated weekly for religious trim
iug aud culture, in the nineiy.fire Salbati
Schools Of the city. Shall it not prore such a:
expressions Let The people come out
l f,,rc.co Hf.rch ~ 1eSp
, 1860-04-03

robberies, however, the tllicvcs seldom allow the
confederate in the houec to know when The rob-
berry is to come of, for fear Of what is termed
"dnrble plant" that il, lest the person who
originally "put up" the robbery should, trem
1ne sfnKs Of conscience. or for Other 1eassons' .s'
It is quite sufficient for admitted burglars
to know where the Ealuab'es are kept and the
genera! arrangements Of the house. The
usual method Of guining pn entrance into
house is by means Of au "outsider." The end
Of the key which projects. through the lock is
seized by pair Of steel nippers Or pullers and
the door is unlocked whilst the inmates slecpln
faacicd security. Bnrgfaries aud robberies Of
this Kind are Of nightly occurrence. The most
ingenious pilfering Of tl.e "put up kind we cv-
CT heard OF occurred several year ago ia one Of
the Eastern cities 4 gang Of first rate "cracks~
the habit Of lceping lurge SUMS Of money in the
strong box Of the banking bousc, in which be
himself dwelt. determined to carry. it oil. For
this purpose the most astnte md respectable
looking n,lddle.aged man Of the gang was dis
patched to. reconnoiter the premises and get I'D
insight into the character Of their victim. The
banker. he asccrtained. belonged to the sect Of
Methodists. aud held what is termed among the
members Of that persuation, ''lose faasts." Tie
crncksnan accordingly got himself up as
preacher, studied tile peculiar method Of hold
ing fnrth in favor with the sect, wote Awhile
neckadndkefcnteI, aSsumcQ t14e nasal N11he
snd laid in d powerful stock Of sgjpsazsa
phrases.
Thus armed, he took occasion to hola forth,
and 60 knowingly that tho rumor of Ills dis
courses soon came t. The ears Of the banker,
aad be was admitted IS guest. His foot ouce
inside the doors be rapidly Improved The occa-
rion in his own peculiar manuer. The intimacy
grew, apd be was speedily on such terms Of
friendship with every one in The house that
be came and went without notice. lie &C.
quainted himself with the position Of tue
strong bog. md took impressions in wax If the
wards Of the locks. These he sent up to his
"pals" in town, aud in due time wa& sup
| Piled with false keys. With these be opened
The strong boz, made exact notes Of the va'ue
and nature Of its contents, and replaced every
thing as hc found II. A plan Of the street, tbs
house and Of the particular chamber in which
the treasure was kept was thcn prepared and
forwarded to his confedcratcs. lie persuaded
his kind friend, the banker, to hold u iore-feas1
on the evening i1ed for the fnal strike, ant
while the assembly were engaged at prayer tht
valunhies in the strong boz were safely carriet
away The pseudo preacher, to disarua euspi
| ciou, remained with Ills friend q fortnight a!te
the theft, and On his departure all The women Q
the "persuasion" wept that so good mal
should 60 away from snong them.
, 1860-04-03

Sa til. BASIS ;Is Direct:rs cannot see tbat lie
Assessment can be reduced; they therefore
recommend that tue annual assessment for the
next year be sarne rs last. viz: Elo.
The Directors cnnuot but congratulate you
upon the growing influence and usefulness Of
your. organization, and upon the fact THAT IN
addition 10 its requirements for room and other
expensive conrenlences being now fully COM
plied with, it is still entirely out Of debt, owing
10 man anything.
The retiring l,ouzd are If possible more strong
ly of the opinion than eycr, that our system OF
Grain Inspection is absolutely essential TO the
transaction Of the business Of the city and they
earnestly hope that their successors in office
will Lc able to 50 improve it that mono shall
hare any cause to complain.
They also hopc that it may he found practical
Die to appoint public weirbeTs and mcaaurers,
as With them much Of our business eau te done
| il, a u,auner much more satisfactory to oil con-
CURED.
| Thcy bare no doabt, however, but yon will
elect officers 10 manage the affairs Of your Board
| WLu will do it with hnnesly AMI ability
j. $. KuusEr, President
| Tie report Was accepted aud adopted.
| The committee appointed to consider the
subject Of receiving daily te!esraphic dispatches
| fran DuGalo, Dswcgo md New York, reported,
and The report, after much discussion, was laid
on the table.
| ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Tcllers having announced that they were
ready to report, and the vote was announced a:
follows:
| FOR PRESIDENT.
Ira y. Mum. .....,......ca Stephen Clt5......-.1f
FOR FIRST vlcE PRESIDENT,
Ell Bates: ~ scl.btn ClasYi i....'.',:..
| Et1slu3 Na%sUn.. j. " Farewell.
i FOR SECOND VICE FREs1cEsT.
i T.
, 1860-04-03

Editors Prtss and 7ri6une:-We hail with
pleasure any new invention by which artistic
design can be applied to articles Of utility, anl
our Intention has been called to of the great
est efforts that mechanical skill hes achieved in
producing ornaments in solid wood. Wood
carving ia almost a lost art, The tedious labor
and heavy expense involved haring n'ade it
neglected luxury Of past ages; but under the
influence Of this important discovery. it will
undergo grand restoration. as the most bcau-
ti{ul specimens Of carved work Gun Dow be pro-
duced and reproduced at such minimum Of
cost that ordinary furniture may be curichcd
With the rarest aud most classical decorations
It cauals ia delcacy aud beauty, the most coua-
nlicated labor Of the hand. Cy its means,
comics Of the fincst works Of antiquity mag now
be placed ia the possession of ell, aud gene
raj familiarity cultivated with the productions
Of past centuries, when the nrt Of wood carg-
Ing was at its highest perfection. The amateur
or gent.eman Of taste may now posses fac-sl'n.
lies Of the Furniture Of the middle ages, aud
may Ii, up his residence in the taste uf the peri
od Of Elizabeth, Francis list or Louis latb, st as
moderate coat as the present ordinary artt-
cles Of furniture can be obtAincd.
Specimens Of furniture thus n1aguiGcently
adorned uaY be seen By any lady or gentleman
| at Mr.. Tobey'a, No. -, State st.
Those who hnse not had the opportunity o'
| inspecting the furniture in general use in the
| noble mansions in Europe can form no ids:
Of the regal sp'cador in which nc shall shortly
| hare the opportunity afforded Us ol furnishing
| cur residences bF tile Introduction OF tbts nen
! jnveution We be1icre thai 4 company, includ
ing some Of our first merchants, is being formed
with yicw Of establishing Il manufactorr il
| this city. mud bringing the invention into th
wide md general uso which its ilnportanc
, 1860-04-03

...,,..-..................& IS 6sja8
Will iIn syn,e meas Assessment lie Directors sup
pose that the revenue to he derived from ,neIn-
bers will be something less the next year than
it has been the last from the fact that there has
been q greater increase of members during the
last year than usual, from whom has been de-
rived reyenuc in tle way Of initiation fees which
of course will not he realized during the next
year from them.
The largest estimate that The Directors can
put the probable income at is $500 to $4,000,
this being entirely from members assessments,
and Initiation fres, and they know Of no way Of
realizing from any other source during the next
year.
There las been considerable effort made dur
ing the past year to get new members 10 JOIN
onr board, and on the cath day Of Febrnary.
1860, resolution Was passed which permitted
ncw members 10 comeio upon paying the iultla-
ton Zee, without any part Of the annual dssess-
ment for the remainder Of the present fiscal
year.
There hare joined since That time and in that
way eighty sncnb.rr, the most If not all oi
them, With the assurance that The annual assess.
ulent never had been to exceed $l0 90, and thai
there vas no probability that it would be more
jim fac. that it WIS likely to be lesa.
/ Under these circumstances the Directors car
| not recommend any amount larger thAn that
| aud they believe the revenue would be sS1tes-1-
| -alfy zsstnta by the Withdrawal Of members
should tic assesse1nent be increased.
| The Directors estimate the expenses for til,
next year for ordinary purpos<d only rs fol
, 1860-04-03
Iopk Out for Them,

We learn from the .Jauesril!s Go=ette that
forged Rock County orders TO the a1nount Of
$500 or 500 have been sent from Chicago to
one of tue banks in Delojt for collection. The
printing, though ~. fac smile, bears rcscm-
blancc to the genuine order.
All The forged orders received ut Dtloit arc
t,n.cd Nor. o9th. 1850. The figure in the check
cud Of the forged order is f.'naie standing."i
a bucket in her Aai,d. No genuine order, though
tpre are four different styles uf figures iu the
forged orders.
4sTae word ;couutcrsigucd." printed across
tle face Of The ordsr is shorter in the forged
than the genuine The signature Of s. &. Galley,
nuder the word countersigucd," il well i,nitA-
ted, hut tbs signature of y. H. james. ~ clerk,
is not q good imitation. The general filling up
Of the ortpr is poorly doae.
, 1860-04-03

TUCUING TRADE MARKS.
Ne,ch.n~ o. this a.d joining cities are cautloL -
a:asst huy!ns wu11h.s:a tsaat,on e iseaes pas up
r1.rne;nI.t eexon css ul1EufArtuEtts 1t UefFst Go
Louisville a4 p..nd "a .he 15.ds ssdsf I eaI sa
f1ees:rr hc Is sd soh Johnt: cnl i. foio*s:
Fe"pes choce pes Hrep Ko;e n, j. l.: ~: ~:
ern pr1et Gel hv n..nnfattuzr1s Hho hase
no rrxaation ty lending cus their fnAsh M
i,nrua.e 10 <1 rs. our Indignation teh tEiet apa
Will LuL, th respon.io'e Es shsH not 1S!2M y
"ens'ef sAo'P - 'NA'sA uDYT, DAREoCR / co:
<-,...x. ,f,,oh - 1871 nh3tk:t
, 1860-04-03

The schooner Grate<hof. CAPT. Chandler, ar
rirej at this port yesterday morning, from
Grand Truycr.c lay, where she wiutsrc3 with
4 cargo Of coal aud lumber. Curt. G. informs
us tllut l,s lift lie bay Tnesday last hut waa
driven buck to lie Bearer Islands, where hetn-
-.ouutcrel ,ce from six to sercn feet thick& lie
also states tl,at the ice extends from, the keaver
Islands to Slil!ageclec, Of the suuc character rs
That which he suw ut the Ecavers; and lc thinks
that propesiers will not gci through the Straits
before tue middle Of the month. The Indians
and other residents in the neighborhood asc oi
lie slime uuiuion,
, 1860-04-03
a11uGft11E1lt8.
1HcVICKEK'S THEATRE.
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