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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-08
LegMl NoIice.

LekAf N0ltCes
To s. 3. Billings, William Ruddick, Amos I'll.
Stebbins, h. l.. Ruddick, D.. A. Day and Mary T.
Day, A. G. Campbell, Henry s.. Tag lor, Jewemi ah
Day, John Ii. Day, Nj chael Kelly, Thos. Kelly,
Mary Powers, q. w. Garretson, b. b. Smith, IT,.
Ezra Potter, william Miller, 7. w. Phinney d.
Woodward, Samf Black, ID. I'll. Annabfe, j C.
Parrot Co., A. Bridgman 4 Co., Patrick
McMannus, James Burrows, Rude 4 Murphy,
Kendall, Howe b Ce.;Y 49, 8s zE
V0U and each of you are hereby notified that
l. there Is now on file In the of6ceof the Clerk ot
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at Ksokuk
a petition OF HfSm hsfney claiming of you said
s, 5. Billings the sum of two thousaed dollars wi th
10 per cent. interest per annum payable annually,
Ias money due ona mortgage made by you 70 Chas.
Mason aud since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated August Is, 1855; also claiming against each
of you the foreclosure of said Mortgage, the same
being upon Lot No. nine ts) Block No eighteen
llSl in the City OF keokuk, also the East half of
the Northeast quarter VI the Northeast auartey
of section twenty -ope [2D, Township sixty We
t65) North, Range fwe Vert, lee county, iowa, for
the purchase money; arr further asking for q sale
of said premises and general relief. IA IL 'E3#t.
And unless yeu appear tand ansver said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day of the
next term Of said court, to commence at Keokuk
on the first Monday, of September, a. d. 1850, d
default Will be entsred sesinst yoH, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and . decree rendered
against you as prayed therein. sKt .x0E
~ 49, NOBLE r STRONG,
July IS, 1s6D-d1 m Pitts Atty's.
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-L eE
TO T.. g. Moses, William slsith and Lawrencs Ms~
chine Shop:g III A I'd
VDU are hereby notified that there il nov ON
II Gle in the 0lerk's osbce Of che District Court
OF Lee County, lows, ut keoksk, petition of
Benjamin urfs claiming Of you the for eclosurs Of
mortgage on the following real estate situstsd in
Lee county, Iowa, viz Lot one IN In Stimpson's
subdivisioR Al the S-W. Of secticn in township
% north, range Hssti ssid petition ciaming also
judgment in ~ snm of four hundred and sey-
enty i've dollars On . note secured by said mort-
gage against the said Il u Moses, and thst oil In
tsrest equity Of REDEEM ption Of al said defend
vnts he forever forsclossd and barred and for gen
eral rclisf.
Now, therefore, unless ron sppesr and answer
sid petition I'd ~ before the secsnd dag VI the nc1
term Of said corrt, % commence ~ Ksokuk on the
LIST Monday o. september, 1859, decree viii be rem
dsred against you according to the prayer Of said
petition. 49, ga AjaA1 -
CURTIS, GILLMoREA CURTIS,
July rs. I666-dln Sol. for Plaintiff.
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hAGO - - O&tQ0A
ToJoln Whse&lsy Ais4AnAsr Lovrie, Janss T..
IA Mehssss, fsaas Hall, Hery He1lenan Ard Julis
i HeMsman his wife, Benaiah FarHum and I,e<itl.
i 4. farssm mis- sifs Jesse Reeves, Britton :
Co., N. b. Thomssson;
Nov md Aa1h Of - ase hereby notified that
= there II nov 116lssih NE shOsol che CasYk a.
the District Cssrss - eo~nty, iowa, :. K4oA~k.
petition Of HtSea AssssY sleisiss q yos John
per cent interest ~ ssnum payable annually
money due O. mortgage rAae BY YOU 70 O. ~
June ~, 1853; Also shining aglins, TX. 9assd
the foreclosure Of said mortgags,~ -. sscn % you
upon Lots II and It's Mosk = kes aAme being
AeoksksLae conl1y, lswa,s ~, In me CITY o.
s9a .s[iAer; s;tlas f0t ..ls ef SID ps., sod
. Ana us1ass 49, e1at3 rakaa&ss Il as83s1t IL ia
go ~ nlSny ApDeAr and anaWsr said peeftion
nrrt 80 ,ae Jnaning Of the sssopd day ef the
III ths" Of said court, 10 commence at Keskrk
&C.. arst Monday of September. A. b. Lao. !.
auit WA % sntered AeAinst 700, the petition
saksn - BY you oonisss "a. and decree rendered
agednst Jon 10 prayed therein,
NOBLE i STRONG,
JAY ~, l60e-dlm faa s4 Pltf's Att,ys.
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To James f. Bruce, VIM. o. Daniels, Staunton
Cady, ID. X. Jones, C. X. Peak, Rob't Ransom,
Miller, Mayhem Co., ChAs. Bush. Eaton, Bros
Co., Duyall, keighler d Co., 9reenway, Bros
Coz, b. G. Hyde Co., Sarah Bruce ana d. b.
IA Malsworth:
VOu and each Of Jon are hereby notified that
L there nAW oRf6le in theoficS on the CLERK Of
the District Court in Ice county, Iowa, 81 Ksokuk
ths petition Of George G. Ander.on claiming VI you
the said Janes Bruce and William o. Daniels
the sum OF eight thousand four hundred dollars,
with interest and coats ~ money due on three
prenissoty notes dated the 9Th Of November a. D.
1895 and payable in one, two snd three years with
ten per cent interest from date the one for ssyen-
teen hundred and thirty three 49, 100 dollars. and
two for three thousand three hundred thiriy-three
" loo dollars and claiming against al OF you the
sfpreclosurc st two certain mortgages executed by
sad bruce u Danisls and Sarah J. Danials. 10 Sc
cure the payment OF said notes, on certain proper
~, u nid petition particularly set ont and de-
scrined, and upon which II 10 said you each claim
tome lien.
i You are therefore reani-ed To t.k~ rc.;~> .h..
unless you appear and answer to said petition on
~ before the morning of the second day Of the
Aext term o. said court, to be begun and holden In
the said city Of KcokSk on the first Monday In
September, A. d. 1860, Judgement a. prayed for
will be rendered against you thereon. s.
IN kDWAatDS Z AoALIsTER,
Soils for Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

a 54 ~
To \ 4. ooihes. ~. Sullivan, Charlotte sulli-
van. james H. Collins, Ann Lsptea, p. e Dewey,
ChEiss parsons 4 CO., W. g. Graham. McCresry,
Essex Co., 4. Todd, George B. Todd, Ford, Co.'s
ham Ford, ]. N. ksid, Iowa Wssleysp Univsr-
Whtttsmsrs. Squire 4 Co, Edwin Mansipg, VIII
liam 4 II. l.. Ruddick, Chaplin Lee. Le.rsnes
Maehine Shop Company. N. q. MolU. Z. 81.
knhn, w. II. Worthington, lhos. J.. Eica. j.
ward, j. ID. Mitchell, Bros. 4 Co.. Scott !
Hedges, s. W. a. Tucker, Potter White, n ats
h Bailey: 81 -
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified shat
! there 10 on fle In tho oface Of tie Clark az
the District Court ok Les County Iowa 81 eek uk
. petition Of Ledyard LinklAen claiming az yss
the said M. Y. Collins the sum OF twspty-six hun.
dred and thirty So 100 dollaSs with interest
~ ~ per oeAt. from July /. 1860. anon several
pfomissofy NOTES executed by yoR TO HgrAtio Eey-
mour and assigned by him to plaintiff; also claim
ing against all OF you the foreclosure Of = mort
gage executed by you said NJ r. Collins and r.. II.
Sullivan to said Seymour and assigned 70 said
hey ard Linklacns 70 secure sid notes, bsine upon
twenty feet front by one hundred md forty feAt
dsek Of lot two in block ninety-tErse In The City
o. keokuk, Ice county, Iowa. more partisalarly
dsssribsd ~ said mortgage praying for appoints
ment OF receiver TO lake charge OF said properly.
nd sc- cc---c.!c & 4. ...s !: 50.
SAID rsal estates praying also for The sAls of The
And tit nnlsas ypu appear and answer the,.to
on q bekOss the ase0nd day 0f the next bent.mk.y
(lSSo) term fsaid nsert judgment viii ho r.rds,.
cd agsipstgyo b. default -
1.,,,s NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July ~, 1ooV-lm pttHss l+4s-.
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Legal NesAce.

=
VOU are hereby notiAe id that there 10 nov on Ole
= in the a. the clerk Of the Dsstriot< Co~rt
q Lee County, low, ct Kssk nh, petition Of the
keoksk.ses. Hsasast Muss.tins Railros1 GOA
cmrcrakion duly organised and incorporated undcr
the lAws Of Iowa, claiming OF yon the sum 81 to
hundred and seventy-ave ana 67-fee dollars,
l$276.s5 ], - msasy due on written agreement
made hy and hetvesn yos and othsn and sAia COM
promasd % take sx shsrss Of the capftai stoci OF
said comYAsy end 70 pay tho instainsan thsrsin n
twelve tf2l eQasl nonshly pay nents; and also ~
money dpe ON = due bill for twenty Eve T25l dol
lars, executed By you - said company, dated Nov.
LIST, 1852 Said petition also prays fsr . writ 81
attachment. ess6 EN-
Nov, thersfose, nulsss you appear and plead,
answer or demur 10 said petition on or before the
morning Of the second day Of the term Of said
kuk on Monday the I'd day of September, A. ID.
M J. LoTHRoP RICE.
galy 2, lse0-dlm Atty for Plaintiffs.
=. LeEAi Neiics. $50.
VoUA rt hereby notiasd thst there II nov On Als
= In Tbs snes - the CLERK of the DistrisE Court
ef lee Gpsnty, Iowa, ct Keokuk, . petition al
hoisnd cQtisr, claiming Of you the sum OF two
hanAred and eighty-two and 6l-1oe dufisrs,
t42s2 SIN WITH Interest thereonas six percent ~
annu a fseAs Asssh sI2sh. 1884, ~ uaoasy due %
pFo0issory mote executed by ron Tor said suu,
dated Nov. l1th, 1859 and pay able four months ~
tsr date 70 your order, and endorsed by you the
plaintiff aAah petition also prays for writ VI Az
tachment.
Nov, therefore, unlsss you appear and plead
answsr or demur TO said petition on or before tie
morning of the I'd day of the next term Of said
ceurt 70 bo Aseun sp4 holden il the city a Keok.h
on Monday the Sd day Of September, A. ID. 1860
judgment viii be rendered against yeu thereon.
kE81 j. L0THR0P RICE,
july lS60-d1m Atty for PIt'n.
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NOkACGe
To John r. Ficklen Aindisieually and ~ trus
tee Of Ellen D. Brown,) Isaac Hail, Jas. B. Flick
len, Geo. Csbus, Jesse Newsome, Alexander
Stevenson, a.. y. Foley. Ruias Wilssya 4
V0U and each Of You are hereby notified tAst
l. there IL now file in the Office OF the uierk Of
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa, at Ksokuk,
pe'i.son Of wm.sAnddick and jesse Rudd,sk,
claiming Of you John =. Ficklsn trustee az Rften
ID. Brown, and Ellen d. Brown the sum Of
81 zoe 90 With intsrst u 10 per cent. per snnsn
from March II, 1857, - money due on note and
mortgage made BY John r.. Ficklen, trustee, datsd
March II, 1857. TO Rufus Wilssy, and BY hin az
signed 70 said william md Jcsse huddtck; also
claiming against each and ali or you forecios ure
OF said. NOR tgage, the same being upon Lot III in
block l91 in the tity Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
praying for sale Of said premises and for general
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of the
next term Of said court to commence IT Keoku k
un.the first Monday Of September, A. u. 1859, a
default win DO entered against you and the said
petition taken ~ confessed by you and decree
rendered against You - therein prayed.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
4 July 10, is60-1m Att'ys for Plain tifs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-10
Perseual Liberty Law.

The doughfsoe Press are making . terri
Bile howl just DOW about the personal liberty
lave Of several Of the Northern STATES, in
sisting that these laws are the great griev-
Ance on account OF which the Southern
States propose to dissolve the Union. How
much force there IL in this pretencs may DO
inferred from the fact that South Carolina,
Alabama, Mississippi and the fre-eating
Statss sre so situated that their slaves do
not and cannot cssape to the North. And
that the Northern slave States, which do
suffer from the escape OF their slaves, in
stead Of urging that fact ~ reason for ss-
cession, are ardently attached to tho Union.
We are not familiar with the personal lib
erty laws Of the Northern States, blu: it
they are in CONFIRMATION Of the Constisu-
tion or the laws Of Congress passed in pur-
suance thereof, they are null and void, and
81 course amount to nothing. II they ars
Constitutional We do not see that the Gen.
cral Government has any control over them,
nor that the States Rights 1ealots OF the
South CAR consistently object TO the exercise
OF this attribute Of State Sovereignty. And
q all events, denuuciAtions OF such laws BY
the advocates of Douglas and the ssunfriend-
~ legislation" dogma ~ applied to the ter
ritores, approach the climax OF inconsistent
cy and absurdity.
1t the personal liberty laws are uncessti-
sutional, then they are void and oppose no
obstruction TO the rights Of tho STAKEHOLDER
II, on The contrary, they arc constitute 81 al
then the sovereign States have : right to
enact them If they see ct to do 90, and the
fact furnishes no reasonable ground Of com.
plant against such States. So that, as .
matter Of fact, these laws, whether consti-
tnsional or unconstitutional, furnish no real
or practical grievance TO those States which
are bent en- secession. And the Northern
Press which magni6ss and bowls over this
terrible wrong inflicted on the Cotton States,
do % simply to render aid and comfers to
spread and intensity the pro-slavery ssnti-
nsnt Of the country.
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c. Tho trial Of Yoeum ut Mt. Pleasant,
on tho charge of murder, resulted in YER
diet cf nanslaughter.
Yocum killed young man by the namo of
Bal, nea. NJ. Pleasant, one night some
months ago. Yoeum was rejected lover,
and Ball ID accepted suitor, of neig hhoring
young lady, and thore was family qusrrei
and personal grievances pending. Whether
Yocum Was the aggrsssor, or acted in self
defence, does not appear, but that he killed
Ball, as tho finale OF an old quarrel there ID
ne doubt.
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The BEGINNING OF the Troubie.


The New York Herald Of Wednesday last,
in double headed leader, makes the follow.
ing remarkable confession:
Had poor Pierce resisted the course Of
Douglas in repealing the Missouri Oompro-
mise line, and permitted his partisan Cabinet
TO break to pieces against the rock OF states.
manlike resolution on his part, " should
never have arrived at tho present dangerous
moment in our public affairs. Again, when
the plotted Leoompton constitution Was sent
- Washington, had Mr.. Buchanan taken .
6rm stand and sent it back, letting his Cabi-
net 90 to pieces on the crisis, the present
danger would also have been avsrted.n
No one will gainsay the truth Of tho Her.
AIDS averments. The "agitation'' which
the South and the Democracy North are so
fond Of charging upon the Republicans, COM
meneed with the aggressive measures above
referred to. They were both party measures
the work of the Sham Demooraoy--resiss-
ed 10 the utmost BY the kepublieans, and
their mischevous consequences predicted at
tho time. But the Democratic party vas
then, seemingly, all powerful, and turned !
deaf ear TO tho demands OF justice and tho
considerations OF policy. The country may
we'll hold Franklin Pierce and James Bu.
ohanan, two Democratic Presidents, with
their advisers and abettors OF the Demo oratis
party, directly and mainly responsible for
the danger which now threatens tho Repub-
lic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-10

IN The telegraph reports that Virginia ID
about to send Ex President Tyler, and two
other distinguished men, a. commissioners to
South Carolina, to persuade that State to
keep cool. The same is reported Of Ken
tucky. And there seems to be among con-
sentative southsrners growig sentiuen,
that South Carolina 10 going too fast, and
must be coaxei to hold up.
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UNSURPASSED
Ill AIR TO MIC.

WE call the attention OF the bald and gray
w to GEO. cAbuS' HAIR TONIC. This un-
equaed preparation, which. turns gray hair to its
original color, gives the bald bcsutifnl head Of
hair, removes the dandruh AMI itching from the
scalp, and causes = natural moisture to flow from
the scalp, provided Ii is used ~ hair dress-
ing-it will prevent IL from becoming premature
~ grey and coming out. Those who love to gass
upon beautiful head OF hair should not be vita
out It. Thousands testify to its great erits, but
We have no room to insert their names.
dec3dAw
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CT The editor Ct the La Crosse (Wis.)
Union, who stAkea his printing office on
Douglass carrying Illinois and Wisconsin,
appcnds this parag, aph TO the announcement
OF The result OF the November election.
"WANTED-A large bible with very coarse
print. Any person having such work with
lew aonsoling pas,a marked, will get .
good bargain. Inquire at che editors room
RiAi dny -
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c. The Nebraska Legislature met in Oms;
ha on Monday. The Senate elected w. ii.
Taylor, President, and the House elected
II. W. Dupny, Speaker.
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North S,0rolynn.

The Raleigh Register, after asking th
question, "What claim has South Carolina
on the cooperation Of North Carolina 20
proceeds a. follows:
This IL a question which it well becom es
every North CaIolinisn TO ask himself. Its
manifest that in Der secession move South
Carolina has taken counsel only OF what she
deemed her interests, and has not paid the
slightest attention to the interests Of other
States. She wants ''free trade and Cheap
negroes,'s and she sacedes that sho may get
them. Az Tar a. North Cnrolina 10 concern ed
We do not remember to have seen her name
mentioned in any Of the speeches and pro-
ceedings IN South Carolipa. II 10 Caroline
and the Cotton States all the time, and the
existence Of North Carolina 40 N ember Of
this COnfederacy has been ignored by her
arrogant and preten.ious neighbor. Why,
then. should North Carolina tuck herself 10
the tail Of The great % NATION OF South Gar
DINA, and share the fate which her enormoue
folies will bring on her9 North Carolina
we apprshcnd,i 10 neither 30 enamored oil
free trade Or cheap negroes a. to leave h,
Union to get them. Her interests are ex
sctly The other way IN every particular, ant
II the great nation CD OF South CAROLYN.
consults her own interests, Why may not bel
more modest and unpresensing neighbo1
consult her interests
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-10

O. Hon. las. Guthrie spoke ct : Union
meeting in Louisville, recently. lie took
stong ground ia favor OF tho Union, and
Againss the sscessionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-10

..0TOoucns.-The sudden changes OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary. Bronchial
and Asthmstic affections. Experiences hay.
ing proved that simple remedies often net
speedily and certainly when taken ia the ear
~ stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowK's BRoNcHIAL yso-
cHKs,' or Losenges, let the Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever 90 slight, as
by this precautlOn more serious attack NAV
be chectuaiy warded Oh. PUBLIC SPsAKr.s
and SiNoxRs will find them eifectual for clear
ing ADD strengthening the voios. See ad-
verthement.
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n NEW YORK
~ MILLINERY STORE,

/ AbIEs give Us : CAL, aud you wall find choice
- assortment Of Ladies' Hats, Jockey Hats for
Misses, Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers, and variety Of
Dress Trimmings, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, de-
StAmpingdone on oil kinds Of goods for Embroidery
and The latest Winter style Of patterns, tfrom
Iaylor's New York; for Cloaks, Sacks, Dresses,
and for every variety Of Clothes. on hand
All Of these viii b cut and made ON the shortest
notice. The subscribers have M hesitation in A.
suring the patronizing public that their work will
give satisfaction. As strangers they only aek the
earliest attention, and work entrusted to their care
will not Be delayed beyond the time agreed upon.
Mas. 8. J. ZIe0LHR.
Dec. i, GOD Mas C. A. HUNTER.
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N c r A r Z nd Fl o q s e
FIT. MADISON, IOWA.
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and -
from the czrE
FREE OF CHARGE,
dec9df

original Notice.
To T. l. MeKenny aud Robert McMurdy:
fAsHEREis now on nls in the Office Of the Clerk OF
L the Distric. Court Of Lee Couutv, Iowa 1T X co
kuk, the petition Of @. M. Crane claiming srainst
I. |. AcKenny judgment Of six thousand dol
lara on . large number OF promissory netes exc
cuted by said 7. l. Mckenny to plaintiff; and
against both defendants the force iosurs Of mort
gage executed by said McKenny, TO secure said
notes, real estate In Lee County, Iowa, which be
Afterwards sold to said McMurdy.
Uniess you appear and answsf said petition on
or before the second day Of the February term
us6t), q noon, Of SAID court judgment will be
rendered and the property ordered to be sold, o.
prayed IN said petition.
RANKIN MILLER,
Dec. Z, 1860 din Pins Ast'ys.
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9Yf one State mag secsds, another may;
ana another and another. Suppose they
should all seoeds but Rhode Island or Della.
ware. who will be responsible for the nation
al debt2-IPr dence Jour.
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TEE Dxs HorxKs VALLEY MHis is published
every Monday ~ thin Office, is Of the Oldest pa
Pers in LANA. and hata widely extended circula
tior throughout the Des Eoines Valley, Northern
Kiasonra. and MexterH Ii iinniA.
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An UnhaPpy Marriage.
The New York Times gives the following

An UnhaRPy Marriage.
The New York Times gives the following
account:
One OF Brooklyn's most settled fAmiliea
has, within the past ten months, passed
through fiery and trying ordeal, the psral-
lei Of which il rarely found OF the stage
The eldest daughter, aswset girl Of eighteen,
educated highly, trained religiously, and AZ
compIished most cred;tably, mot 81 Newport
with middle aged gentleman Of pleasing
exterior, modest demsanoF, and with appa-
rsntly welt filed pockets. After few week .
acquaintance they became engaged, the old
folks were pleased, the young lady WAS On
traneed; but one point Of difference existed
which marrsd their most round and perfect
happipess--hs profssssd . most decided
preference for the faith Of the Episoopa lians,
while she was Quaker Of the strictest sort.
They wers married-they Travelled. Hardly
had they reached the Europssn shore when
the husband developed . most singular and
unpromised degree OF morosensss, and 81
times Of severity. For some time it VAS
borne In silent submission, but ~ last it be-
came intolerablc, and, having escaped from
her abuser, the wife took passage in the
Adriatic, and arrived ct her fathers home on
Monday, unexpected, unheralded and unhap.
py. uer story, rs gathered from her own
lips, 10 most hesrt-rending. She tells Of pr
vations, OF beatings and de1radations, tha.
make the blood OF the hearers boil with in.
dignation. Steps will be taken ct once for
the procurement OF divorce, and tho vioki,
who has, within one year, been . me- ~,
free, welded wife, and . happy v.otha,
will resume her position ~ home WITH tho..
best friends Of life-a loving f,sher and ,
tender mother.
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A YASkHK GiaL's ACCOUNTABILITY oupp
Ia; :.an Vermont, teaching IL town 10
Georgia, writes to her parents thus:
stThe people here are very much excited
over tho election Of MIR. Lincoln. Yesterday
they formed military company among the
young men, with view to tho exigenciss Of
the hour, and to day they came out to drill.
The most remarkable part Of that perform
ancs to Yankee girl Was to see each sol !.
der have q negro along to carry his gun -
0T The Board Of Supervisors Of Hancock
Go. meet to-day at Carthage, being called
together for consultation in relation 10 the
suit brought against the county by the bond
holders Of the Miss. A w. h. Il. They had
better resolve % pay the interest md save
the credit OF the county, than TO 90 into it,
igation and eventually have to pay not only
the interest but the costs Oh suit Warsaw
Bulletin, 81,