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rostoGr.ce Appssnsmeu,s.

Ws frequently see in orr exchanges that
the lows Delegation recommended that
ms or that man BIO appointed TO this or that
once 10 tbs State. Justice to all parties 70.
quires ns to state, as We are authorised to
90 bS Senator Grimes, who has just returned
tom Washington, that by rule OF POST
master ueneral Blair. the Representatives in
ongress have the right TO indicate Who shall
be fostmasters within their respective Dis.
t'lcts, except ~ Capitals Of btstes and ID
tpwns where Senators reside.
This rule, when known, will save vast
deal Of labor that 10 now expended Ii vri.
ting letters to gentlemen who have 30 more
" 90 With the appointment Of Postmasters
thsn We have nAwkeys.
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nnno,. Ana w..con.,n B.ns..

HIN OILS ana Wisconsin, Banks.
From The following advertisement, which
wo copy precisely ~ We 6nd IL in the Saint
Louis Republican Of Sunday last, It appcars
that the leading Banks and Bankers Of St.
Louis, have declared their financial indspsn-
dence Of the Chicago or any other market.
AZ our market 10 intimately connected
With Of St. Louis, We presume our business
men will be mainly governed BY that. The
advertisement is as follows:
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN BANKS.-The un-
l. dersigned will, from and sfter this date, and
until further notice, "REcElvE DE- posIT Az PAR
cURREHcv,'' all The Illinois and Wisconsin Bank
Notes, except the few the suhjoined list, subject
be paid in kind only, in other words, to have
Checks calling for Currency paid in like funds, in
Unfortunately and independent Of the Chicago or
any other market.
ISAAC R1sEAFELD, JJR r.,
Cashier State Savings Association.
b. NJ. RUNYAN,
VIM. D'OEScH,
Prest. Franklin Savings Association.
Oh. LOkER BRO,
ALLEN. COPp 4 NlsBET;
lesson 1 DANJEN;
VIM LOARMANN,
Cashier Y. 8. Savings Association;
EMIL ULRICH.
Cashier People Savings Association !;
F. W. CKONENB0LD,
v. Prest. First w ard Savings Association;
PA. LADUE,
Treas. building and Savings Association.
LIST OF DISCREDITED BANKS.
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GFCouGHs.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are source Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often sst
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
~ stages OF the disease, recourse should ct
once be had to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL Tao
oHEs," or LoSenges, let the Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever so slight, -
by THE prccaution more serious attack may
be sdectually warded OF. Public SPsAKEss
and SIkoKRs will find them effectoal for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertisement.
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Spccial Dispatches 10 the New York
Papers.

WASHINGTON, April 7.
A high official Of this Governments left to-
Government Of the onfederate. States.
Lieut.. Talbot carried an order for the
evacuati IN Of Fort Sumter.
Dispatches from Montgomery render it
perfectly certain that there will be no attack
on Pickens or Sumter.
The Times dispatch says the Court Mar
tial Of Capt. Armstrong closed yesterday.-
1t is thought he will escape entirely, or with
an easy reprimand.
The Tribune's dispatch says Anderson is
not to be withdrawn, and will be provision.
ed. Lieut.. Talbot will reach Char lestoD
to morrow with the Presidents conclusive
decision. The responsibility rests with s.
Carolina entirely.
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WARRINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Arri]

WASHiNGTUN5 April e.
Proposals for Treasury Notes to the
amount Of nearly IS ,000, 900 are to DO re-.
ceived until the 18th at 10 .. m. OtherS
have been privately made OF II per cent.
premium for the entire sum. but it 10 deemed
proper 10 Afford fair opportunity for com
petition.
The troops 10 the ncighborhood Of Pickns
on board q. s. vessels are considered suf6
eisnt 20 reinforce that Fort, X il hss not a.
feA61 been sonsummated.
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u, one OF the sources OF revenue counted
npan by the traitor States 10 the demand
from the Northwest for foreign products.
but this sosrce will be speedily dried up. The
uovfrnmept Will station officers at proper
points - seize and con6soate all Foods
hfosgbs through Southern ports ~;,hoa.
the payment Of Government das,ss. TIA tai.
sOfe ars not 20 have everything their avn
wsy.-f Albany Evening journal. sA -
That lat il comforting assurance com
iDg fron sach source.
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Prom Cnnriesioh.

CHARLESTON, s. g., April I.
Gen. Beauregard this morning issued an
On order and sent . spccial messenger to
Maj. Anderson, giving him N Official notif-
cation that the intercourse between Sumter
and the city. would be prohibited from that
date. All the posts have been strengthened,
and swo additional regiments are expected
from tho interior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-10

IN Pdcifcdtor, in yesterdays Journal,
takes Us to task for telling what every body
knows to be The truth in regard to the effect
produced upon the Republicans Of this CITY
BY the report of the attack on Fort Sumter,
which came to town the other day.
On that same day this same fellow. or
some FELLOW Of like spirit, was blow
ating On the streets that should hos,,li
ties commence between the Government and
the rebels, be would take up arms IN behalf
OF the traitors. right here in Kcokuk. And
II bic traitor heart were DOT sicklied over by
the pale hue Of cowsrdice, We doubt not that
be would make bis words good.
The insolens traitor has the unbushipe ef
frontery to threaten patriots here ia this e,,y
with the vengeance Of tories and secession :
lets, and therefore counses caution on orr
part, for "even prudence would suggest the
propriesy OF sustaining from the use OF Ian.
guaee calculated to stir up hostility among
ourselves fn
Now we have to say 10 response o that.
that We defy the wretched band of secession.
lets and traitors who infest our city. and
warn them that the day approaches when
they. VIII meet the fate of traitors il they
persist IN cherishing treason and aiding und
abetting rebels.
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Snakes sent 10 lhe DEAD Letter Of
ice by Florida Traitors.
luerald Gorrespondencc.l

WAeUKoToK, April I.
10 emptying two bags from FloridA at the
Dead Letter Office on Saturday, swo COP.
perhead snakes emerged, which were killed
after All exciting scramble.
The same correspondent says, official a6
Woes from Central America state that the
impression is general that q movement 10 on
foot for the consolidation Of gil the States
into one Government, and that it will ba
successful.
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INV 1OkK, april Z.
Capt. NJ. B. st. John, OF the Sd infantry,
has resigned.
Cspt. Kynders and son, OF the brig J. r.
Arcy, arrived here Saturday from st. Thorn
a.. Each received Is lasbes and IA days i'm
prisonment ct Ensias Mills, Camden Co.,
Ca, on > trumpet up charge that they har
bored fugitive slave, and expressed prefer
epce for LincolB,s election.
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Arrival OF the overland Mail.


lKpEPEspENcE, NO., April 8.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the 25th,,
arrived this morning.
Col. Loring had arrived and taken charge
or the Military Department of New Mexico,
which gave satisfaction to the people OF that
Territory.
The report Of the taking OF Fort Marcy
by citizens OF Santa Fe is incorrect. No
demonstration Of the kind having been even
thought Of.
Peace has again been made with the Nava-
joes.
Great crowds Of people are docking to the
San Juan mines, and numbers are leaving,
going bsck to the Pixies Peak region.
The grass on the plains 10 growing fast; 10
few days there will be sufficient for stock
TO subsist on.
Emigration to the gold fields has com-
menced over the Southern route; quite .
number Of emigrants have been met BY tho
ailparty.
A great amount Of rain has fallen IN
this section Of the country, snd business is
looking up.
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what Army an Navy Officers
Think

WAtHIHuruN, ApTII &.
Army aSd Navy officers, in common with
others, are unacquainted with the present
military movements, but believe that they
are principally intended for Texas. Gov
ernor Houston has given full adviess to the
Rederal asa tbs II II + en-
ticipated, will be his re.esssblishmen 90
tho Executive Of Texas.
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We think the Gate City must be mistaken,
or else the "Republicans Of our city" are a
different class of people from what we took
them to be. We do not know what sort of
an American citizen he must be who can hear
with joyous welcome" the news of that first
act OF violence which is to initiate fierce
end bloody war between the two sections Of
the American Union. 1t il extremely difficult
to conceive how the first fatal and irremedi-
able step to such state Of things can ssiash
light and hope into the heart'' OF any man
who loves his country or his race Jour
nal.
The Journal talks about the first "Act Of
violence" Why, Fort Aoultrie was seized
BY rebels and traitors months ago, and for
months past hostile army has invested Fort
Sumter, fred upon our country's Gag, cut
OF Gil communication with the fort, and re-
duced the garrison to the point Of starvation.
During the same period, forts, arsenals, navy
yards, ships, Government mints, and Gov
eminent treasure, have been seized in all
portions OF the Southern Confederacy. The
chief Official rebel and traitor, JET. Davis,
publicly announced Southern powder and
Southern steel a. the remedy for existing
troubles, and has already gathered twenty.
hve thousand men 10 hostile array against
our country and the flag Of our fathers.
During oil this time our Government has
made no hostile demonstration. We did re-
joice, and hundreds Of thousands Of patriotic
citisens who would freely shed their blood
for their country rejoiced with us, that the
traitors bad at last made an open attack,
which would compel our Government to ex-
ert it's power and crush the rebellion by force
Of arms, il need be.
II the Democracy Of the North are pleased
with the "namby pamby" strains Of the
journal, 80 be it. The blood OF Republic
cans is not Of that waterish hue, nor does it
creep so calmly and lazily through their
veins when the flag OF their country is insult
ed BY traitors.
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Legal Notice.
To Vim. w bite, Edward Rsddy and Mrs. Edward


To Vim. WI bite, Edward Rsddy and Mrs. Edward
Reddy;
V0U and each VI you are hereby notified that
i there is on lie in the Chse~ Of tho Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, laws, ~
Keokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you W IA. white the sun Ut four hundred do lars,
with 10 per cent. interest per snnum payable Annu
ally, as money Queen two mortgages m Dc BY you
to Charles NJ sson and since assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. 8, 1855; also claiming aga mt
eaeh Of you the foreclosure of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the sou,h-sast quarter Of the
north-west quarter of section twenty nine t29l
in township sixty-sevcn 1871 north, range six
l6l west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase
ney; and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before of the % day OF the next term Of said
court, to commence ct ksokuk the ist Monday Il
September, A. ~. 1867, q default will be entered
against you tho petition taken ~ by you con-
fcaaed, and decree rendered thereon IN prayed.
NOBLE h STRONG,
IF rff " fovfvu1 frrn Kvr Va.
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Preparations fsr war.

NEw YoRK, April, 8.
The Harriet Lane sailed this morning,
having changed the revenue for the Ameri-
can flag.
The steam frigasa Powhattan, sailed yes
terday.
The Baltic has been chartered, and the
War Department is negotiating for several
fsrgs steamers for transport service.
The Atlantic sailed to day.
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tn The struggle which the Journal rro
poses Tor the salvation OF the Union is sim
ply contest on the part Of the North 70 RI
val The South in devotion to slavery. Change
tae Constitution OF our fathers to acco. 4
win The new gospel Of slavery propagan
osm, says tho Journal, substantially, ,and
nj vii De vel. Wa pTs:s1 toe principle.
OF Washington and Jefferson to those or JEFF
DAVIS, Stephens and Yancey and the Con.
sh'ution framed by our revoluti onary fore
fathers suits us better than that cot nm b,
the traitors At Montgomery.
Inc issue 10 already made between the two
and one Or the other must prevail. Unde,
wnicn may We expect TO find the Journal en-
rolledf
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Spanish Interference In the Wcst
Indies.
WASHINGTON, April 7.

Spanish Interference In the West
indies.
WASHINGTON, April 7.
II lie mistake to suppose that recent
events in Dominica have excited any peculiar
interest on the part OF the administration
Il is automatically known here, beyond the
fact that the Spanish subjects on the island
sent to the Captain General Of Cuba for as
distance, and that the second or third hun.
ared .raops dispatched by him, were under
orders not to land unless by request OF the
authorities. There 10, however, some anxi-
ety to learn what Spain will now do in the
premises. That she wac provoking the rev.
olutonary movement is mere conjecture,
as il il said that even in diplomatic circles
there is no information on which to base
such conclusions.
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e. The State Of Virgins has iDtsrpossd
90 prevent the delivery Of guns contracted
Tor by the United States, and now ready for
use at the Bellona foundry In that State.
So i goes; the treason protecting border
States are constantly threatening the United
States Government with secession and war
unless it tamely submits to eli the outrage
OF the traitor Confederation. And while the
cotton Confederacy has an army Of 5000
men on foot, and under pay, and 10 constant.
~ and openly increasing ito forces and march
ing them to various points, with the avowed
purpose OF making hostile demo nstrot on
against the United States, Virginia aids and
sbets the traitors BY seising arms prepared
within her borders for the use of the General
Government. The fewer OF such Union
States snt Union men as Virginia and John
Tyler We have, the better for us. We would
prefer to see than -ss=s, =aa..a4e4 -i;nu ru
false and treacherous friends of the Union.
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Saeane IIlin OILS 10 SAIL With store .
and M u msstons - War.

2SkW 1UK~S
The Illinois has taken on board 1000 bar
rels assorted stores, 500 GASES muskets, q
large quantity OF ammunitions, and 2 parks
Of artillery, with large number Of gun car
riages, and SIT, 900 iDnspecic. She sails 10
the morning.
The POETS Washington dispatch states
that Gen. Scott continues IN active personal
supervision.
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THE CRHCIrlxION.
ny =, .. wnlrri1R,


Sunlight from Iudsa's hilhl
And on tue waves Of Galilee--
On Jordan, 4 atrsam, and On thu rills
That feed the dead and sleepingse
Most freshly from the green wood springs
The light breese en- its scented wings;
And gaily CULVER in the sun
The cedar tops Of Lebanonl
A few more hours change hath come!
The sky IL dark without = cloud! j
The shouts Of wrath and JOY are dumb.
And proud knees unto earth are lowed.
A change IL In the hill Of Death,
The helmet watchers pant for breath,
And turn with wild and maniac eye
From the dark scene Of sacrifce1
That Sacri fice!--the death of Him
The High and ever Holy One!
Well may the conscious Heaven grow dim,
And black on the beholding san.
The wonted light hath fsd away,
Night settles on the middle day,
And Earthquake from his cavern d bed
Ii waking with . thrill Of dreadi
The dead are waking underneath
Their prison door Is rent away
And. ghastiy with the seal Of death,
They wander in the eye Of dayl
The temple Of the Cherubim,
The House Of God, is cold and dim;
A curse is on its trembling walls,
Its mighty veil asunder falls!
Well may the cavern-depths Of Earth
Be shaken, and her mountains nod;
Well may the sheeted dead come forth
To gaze upon . suffering God!
Well may the tempie-shrine grow dim,
And shadows veil the Chernbim,
When He, the chosen one OF Heaven,
A sacrifice for guilt is given!
And shall the sinful heart, alone,
Behold unmoved the asoning hosr,
When Nature trembles on her throne,
And Death resigns his iron power?
Oh, shall the hcart--whose sinfulness
Gave keenness to His sors distress,
And added to His tears OF blood
Refuse it's trembling gratitnde7
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Legal NotIce.

Legal N0IbCGs
To Joseph Il. Sirecper and Clara s. Strsepcr his
wife, James Shields, j Z. Bruce, j. s. Thomp-
son, X. C. Hicks, !. n. Lockwood, Chas. chafer,
and Joseph X. Partridge james W. Pinchots
and James 8. Warren, composing the firm Ut
Partridge, pinchote 4 Warren.
NoU and each of you are hereby notified that
J. there 10 now fie In the cfficc Of tho Clerk
Of the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, ct
keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming of
David Ramsay the sum OF eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent in crest per annum lie annu-
ally, ~ money due On two mortgages made by him
to Chas. Mason and sincc assigned 70 said Hiram
Barney, dated Asgnst l4th, 1855; also claiming
against each Of you the foreclosure Of sstd mort
gage, tho sams being upon The west half Al the
southeast quar- ter and the soath half Of the south
east quarter OF the soath-east quarter OK section
twirty three township sixty-seven north, VI range
six west, in Les county, lows, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale Of the said
premises, and general rsli4f.
And unless You appear and ana yer said petition
on OF before noon u the second day II the nc II
term Of said Court, 70 commence 1t keokuk ON th.
lat Monday 1t Sept, A. d. 1851, default will
be entered. agsinst yuu, md = dscrss rendered
against you a. prayed for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1861. PltGs Atty.
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IN miss a. KING, o.
~ AainrStFees, between Ind and Ord, Y4
ID ETURN6 her thanks to the Ladies for their
IA past patronage, and hopes to have continaanss
of the same. She has received her
Spring ana Summer Go DDS,
INCLUDING DoNNETs, FLATS, RIBBONS,
FEATHERS. FRENCH ANN AMERICAN
FLOWERS, EMBROIDERED SETS,
Mourning Sets, Collars, Laccs. Gloves Of III dss
crptions, French cnrsets, Hoop Skirts, Supporter
and variety Of other Notions. South side Main
st., between I'll and 3D. TAprfrTO.d1
kEOMUM CLASSICAL - HoOL.
vlNhe 4th and last session Of the current year,
/ Of the Keokuk Classical School will com
mence on Monday April 18th 10 tho new Medical
College, corner of 9TH ard Biondcau.
Examination. Forensic exercises and annual
Grafton ON the 34th and 25th June.
w. w. JAMESON.
Keokuk April 1S6l-dst Principal.
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FREE SCHOOL

Mus WITTEN uYEK will open 9 school
Vlfar the benefit Of such children n are not
able to pay tuition, Monday morning April the
9Th. in tho Public School House. All who srs
abba to pay will b. rejected but the children ol
the poor Are Ia vited TO attend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


DOARD for q Gentleman and Lsdy in q private
- family whore there only two or three board
ers. Good references given Apply 1t this Once.
April 10 DIT
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Tux DEs MoIsxs VALLEY WING lie published
every Monday at this Office, ia one az the oldest
papers in lows, and has widely extended circu-
lstion throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Practical Triumph OF Harey,s III orsc
Tanning system.

Tanning system.
The Boston Transcript OF recent date
says: -
A horse attached to an omnibus. while
passing through Court street yesterday, be-
came contrary and refused to proceed. The
driver tried the whip without success, and
all his efforts to start the animal proved IN !.
availing. Another driver reproved the hero
OF the lash for his want Of knowledge OF
horsehesh, and undertook to start the team.
lie pat.ed TIE refractory horse on his head
md neck: took up his fore.foot and followed
Hdr. narey's advice 10 such cases. Three
minutes OF this treatment answered the pur-
pose. and the horse started aleng when so
Icited. The crowd which had collected du-
ring these proceedings ohsered the man who
bad conquered the contrary horse by the
| Dew and humane method.
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I.EHAH. NaAraCE.


TO Jeremiah 3. Wilsey, Jossph =. 6tresper, j..
Bruce, ]. s. Thom pson, Ihomas Hrtlse, Il. O.
hicks, J. N. Lock woodr cAarlss EeAAier, ]. I
Yors and w. A. Yorei 2
AOU and each Of ycu ere hereby notified that
there 10 now on 6le in tn eoaos1f tie Clerk ~
the District Court Of Lee consty, wa, u Keok uk.
petition OF Hiram BsFney, 0IsIGIng o. you Jero-
nish h Wllsey the sum Of sixtssA Aundrsd dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per annun payable
annually, ~ money due on . mertgsgs nade BY
you to Charles Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated the lsth OF February,
1856; alss claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of ssid nortgsg the ssms being upon the
W. OF NE. I, and the N. of6-E. Of Section
3, Tp. o6, X. = W., Leecounty, lows, for the par
chass money; and further asking for sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appcar and answer said petit
tion on Or before the noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court. 10 commence ut
Ksokuk On the Arst Monday of Sspt., A. d.
1861, . default will he entered against You, and
JudRmcnt rendered thereon u pEsysd Tor In sadPs-
tition.
April 10. lssi-dim Att'ysfor Pisintiff
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To II. +. Robb:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL now on liz
i In the otnoe Of the Clerk VI the District Court
Of Leo County, Iowa, IT ksekak petition Of Hi
ram Barney claiming Of John shores, the sum Of
eight hundred and forty-iour 4t-lOO dollars -. I'd
10 per cont. interest per annuw, payable annually,
~ money due On . mortgage made BY said shores
10 Charles Mason snd since assigned 70 said Hiram
Barney, dated October ~, 1858; also claimin Z
against you and the o'hsr defendants the FORE
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine ID in Block number t1irteen llal
Ia the City OF KeOknk, Leo County, fews, for tbs
purchase money, and further asking for sale vi
said premises and gensralTslicf.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon of the - day Of shs next
term Of said Court, TO commence at keokuk on the
first Monday OF Septem ber A. d. lS6 default will
be entered against you the petition taken q By you
confessed. and decree rendered therson - prayed
NOBLE ! STRONG.
Aprii 10. lB6l-ln PltGs Att,ys.
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Great EasIcrn coming 10 New York.
New YoRK, April 8.
The Great Eastern IL advertised to leave
this port May oath for England.