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Legal NotIce.

To Hawkins Taylx, william y. b. Lynch, tTusteej
Sumner Stebhips, Martha N. CIR and A. G. Orr,
Virginia Holiday and William Holiday, Green
Erskine, Miller Alexander John W. hankn And
Samuel II. Miller, partners ~ ksnkin h Miller
Samuel Bonner, John X. Allen, Il. H. 6slmes,
Clexaorn h Harrison, james w. Grimes, Comma
bio stnylh, Frederick III. Moore. Robert Getty
III. smith, VIM. sto,ts h Sons, John j Holsey,
J. Is. Ficklen, james b. Foley, Brown Clcn-
dening, samuel Richie; Cady, Jones Peck,
George b Wilson, James Jack, III 5kien 4 Larss,
Jesse Ruddick, George W hcCTary executor Of
Edward Bayntop, deceased The ktats Of lows /,
Is g. u q. carter, III. Z. II IL. iss1suiCS =. III. Il
d y. w. Ford, II. Jefords. W W. Belknsp, Elihu
Turner, Charles Parsons Co., Campbell diiuer,
J&mes & tfothsnan, Z. 4 j. Hamil, II ood h bbott,
i and y. ". Presselli
You and each of you arc hereby notified that
j there is now on 10 in the ofice Of the Clerk Of
kuk, u petition.Sf William Iimberman elain1sF &
OF you Hawkins Taylor, the sum Of six thousand
dollars, with ten per cent interest per annum, rs
money due en- note made by you to Sumner Steb
bins dated May alety 1856, and since assigned to
petitioner also claiming against each Ut You the
foreclosure uf deed IL trust IN ade 10 secure tho
am cunt IL - id note and Of even data Herewith,
on certain realestate in the City of Keokuk, ee
county, Iowa, particularly described In said petit
ton, and further asking for sale of said prerises
and e. neral rehei
And unless you appear and answer said petition
ON before of thu ID day VI the next term Of
N onday Of September. A. ID. 1861, default will
DO entered against you, the petition taken con
tossed BY you and Judgment AM decree rendered
thereon, as prayed therein.
Jnne1S 1ss1-lm Att'ys for pitf.
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lbeS 10 ~ a q. CT ~ E. 7444-A
To joseph Brooks. T. X Hart y. y Aars, /. - !
j. l.. Wallace p. c. Wright. koseDA y. g.
Wright, SAml. W off, saml Robb, w. DeWOlf,
j N. Herndon, J ,mss McCls'n, l. BArnesc. nj,
HERMAN kothrrt, Thos. r Firth chas. J. Fog,
Cyrus Galloway 4. D. Manwaring, Peter II,
Hu aes. " X. Hart, Michael O'Mera, J. Brent
gardner, Julius Beneke, Peter E.cher, M. z.
Ma9oun, VIM. Thompson. Meyer, Kr.g
Meister, Culbertson, Morrison Co., ]. H.
Wynne 4 Co., and the State Of Iowa for the
use Of the school fund, 10 fendants.)
NOU are hereby respectively notified chat there
L Ia now on file in the Clerks Onhcr OF the Dis
trict Court Of Leo County. wa. az keokuk, Pc
sitien 81 Hiram Barney, claiuing = Judgment %
Bsooks ahove named, for the sum Of Twelve Hun
dred Dollars with ten per cent. interest from the
lst day # July, 1860. snd SPECIAL and general
execution against Joseph Brooks, and as all
-aid PENDANTS above named praying also Tor the
foreclosure Of ; mortgage, given BY said Josepb
Brooks 70 Charles Mason, upon the south haif ~
sR.s,l mont," being the South halt Cd Of ths
Northeast I OF = ction L. township %, north
VI range west. allan Lac county Iowa, the ssle
Oh sal tgsgod premises ,opay N ssid debt The
extinguishmsnt of Ill equity " redemption there.
in for costs and general relief.
Nov you and each Of you are notified 70 appear
and answer said petition % ths inorning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said court, 70 be
holden 90 the srst N nday Of s;epssmber, 1891, or
Judgment and decree will tc had therein ~ prayed
for BY default.
SCOTT HOWELL.
MAY s, 166I-dlm. SolicitOf for Petitioner.
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10 III. j. Rooles, r.. B. French, Edward Law Jan
site Law, his wife John Bruce, truttee; George
small, II. v. Miller, Jane French porethy og-
den, Dridgmsn 4 Reed, \, muel Etsrkwatber,
James Humphreys, Isssc Hall. james smith, II.
4. Reid, Lew sattliG, Jacob Null, 10 1.-THE NE 8
M G. u. snttlif; Reed, Cutler Co.. u. +.
Messenger, w. III. cIeghofn CO., aud Josiah
Haires IdefcndantsJ;
YOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i il now on file in the Clerk cfhee OF the District
Court IT Lee equity, Iowa, at Keoluk, petition
Vt Hiram Barney, claiming a judgment Oh fefe-
clasurs Of . mortgage against said III. j. Ecoles
shove named. for tie sum 4 Two Hrpqrsd Dollars.
wit ten per cent interest FRI III TIE LIST da, Of uy
1859, ard special and general exerutico sgainst
H. D. eeoleE and az against oil said defendantssbse
named Iysyin. also for the forecios useot q mort
gage given by said ii. J. Seel.s TO Charles Mason,
upon lots one ti) aLd two t2), in Block I'll, In
City Of Keoknk, Lee County Iowa,-tbc rsie 81
sa,d mortgaged prenitss to pay Oh raid debt. the
Tin guIshM 81 all equity & redemption there
In, for costs and gensrsl relief.
Now you and each of you nte Gifted 10 appear
aud ars~es said petition cb the norning Of therec-
ond day If The next tenn Of ssfd Court ~ b. holden
On the lst Monday Off ptember 1861, or iudgms Mt
and decree will be he'd .hsse,p ~ p,syed for Ay de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOW'LL,
May s--d4w1 soiicihr for Petitioner.
ORIGINAL NOTIGE.
To Samuel kose, Mary Lederer, j Ltderer cher
husband), John Nigg, Lewis Joaquin and A. "
Leopold tdisndants):
wv ave heTeby respectively notified that there
il file IN the Clerk i Office II The District
oanrt ~ Lee County, Iowa. AT ke.kuk, q Ietition
OF Hiram Barney, aiming judgment fore-
closure of = mo tgHTr EgaIuEt ard samuel Roee,
above namtd fof the sun ii Fif;et u Hundfed OIL
lars, with ten per cent. interest from the LIT day
IT Jsy lseo, and special ard gen efai execution
AZ xiEst samuel Rose and against all snia dr.
fenoa' u ahose named, pfsy,rg al fer II fore
clesure Of igsge, given by said Samuel Ftse
To Charles Mason, upoD aiE hand est 81 the Plsgk
Road Of the u The > /, section II, town.
ship VI y, B. Wet; also, tbs r ~ Ell Of
lhc N section 30, ssme towusiil srd raIge,
aud all in Lee County Ir~s the sAit II tnd mort
gagged premit - to lay of sa.e dsbt, the sxtisg-
uishment OF all equity Of redemption therein, for
costs md general relief.
Now you and esch Of you are notified 10 appear
and taid pstitivn thn morn rr of II Sec
ond day of he AK Of ssid Court ~ be holden
on the Let Mondsy Of Sep,en hsr 1861 or judg-
nens and decree will be hid tEtrein ss prnyed for
by default ii. sCUII HOWELL.
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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10 Elizabeth Williamson
XyuU are hereby notified that there II now ON
il flr In the ifEee Of the Clerk ~ the Dstrict
Court IL Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petit
ton and supplem, ntal petitien OF Hiram Barney,
claiming Of william Lo~ensten toe sum of five
hundred n'd fifty dollars with interest ut the rate
of ten par cent per snnnn, pay abe annually. n
money due On n NOR gage made by him 10 Charics
Mason and since assi srsd 10 said Hiram Barney dat
ed september %, A. ID. 1885, Asecisiming against
each Of you the foreclosure Of said nori gage, the
same being upon
lots No 10 and IL and H. in Block Ire, in he
City Of keoknk, Lee County, Iowa, and further
asking for sale If said premises and general re
lief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the noon OF he second day Ut the
next term of said Court, TO commences at keo-
kuk ON he first Monday OF September, A. ID. 1861
default will be entered against you. the pstiton
aud sup Elemental petition taken as cJnfss sed, aud
a decree rendered against you - prayed therein.
NOBLE i STk0A3,
june Is, 1861, I'm Attorneys for Pltf.
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asEENL NVG1CE.
To Taylor Blow, william 7. Blow aud Henry I.
Rlo~, partrcrs under the firm name and style Of
Charles, Blow a Co.
Wow are hereby notiied that there Is now on
1 0iein the cfice Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee Count y, Iowa,st Keokuk. verified
petition OF j. Lafayette Curtis, claiming Of you
The sum Of two hundred and sir and o5-lcO dollars
With sir per cent per ssnu0 interest thereon
from april 1tsh. 1861, On promissory note sse-
cut-d hy thu said defendants in their said frm
name ii dsts BsbFsssy i4th, te61J satd petition
Also pray ing Tor writ u attachment - pNviesd
BY law.
NV, therefore, uniess you appear and answer
said petition On or before noon / the secord dsy
Of the September term, 1851, to DOM renoe on the
6rst Monday Of September, A. d. 1861, judgment
will be rendered against you - prayed for IN
said petition.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
April "a, 1851 I'm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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e-A single Hotsle If SPALDsNG,c pRF-rH
%PARED GLUE will save ren~ssN
E1~times its cost annually. -
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aegat NOttce.
TO Edward n. Hart, John Fsrrri, john w. Agaen
executor OF estate If Jas Tasker, deceased kobt
simpson, W. II. Worihingtn, Ssml Pollock
JAS GaGord, WIN, Stsnnus, III. M, Black, Frank
lin Ecils,J u. Wayne 4 Coz CuibeItson, Morri
son d. Co.; ieatman, Robinson l. Co.
V0U and each II you are hereby notified that
l there is nov on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa keo-
kuk, = petition Of Marion Broadfoot, claiming of
you the said Howard X. Hart snd John frrrel,
ju igmcnt for the sum Of seven hundred dollars ~
money due on . proAissory note, and against all
il yeu the foreclosure If q mortgage Civ by de-
fentAnt, Hart 20 secure said prvmissory note and
conveying ten acres In the north ~est ccrner Of
the south quarter # the n.rth west quarter IL
section thistytwo ts2b 10 township 65 north range
west, Lee county, i.wa.
Now unlets YOU appear and answer such petition
on or before mon - the second day IT the next
term (being September Term, isol) Of said Court,
] ude N nj and decree villa be rendered against yos
according u the prayer ~ sa,d p~i,tion AA
MccRAkY BRUCE,
June IS, 1s6l--dlm Attorneys for PIN.
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OHtotNAL VET we
To John Hsrris, sussn Nslt.s, l.. D. MAitby.
- " IN Br0wn Jsrnrs Br sascrd, Jas ~ Iyt-ss ct
I'd, fendants
NOI are hereby res pecti,cly notified that there
l. now on file IL the CLERKS OfLce ~ he Dir
,rict Court II Lee County, lows, ~ keekuk, Pc
tition Of Hiram Bsrpey claiming judrmsnt Oh
forc closure " m"Ytes against said John HART
shove named. for the sum of Three Hundred and
Fifteen ard = leo Dollars witkte per cent interest
from the list dav oil Dect mber, 1853, and spvcisl
and general execution against John Hsrrs. and
as against all said defenasLts above named,
praying alec for tho f.fecIosure IL . mortgage
given to charies Mason, upon lots ere til ~ o
H., block t172) in keosrk. Lec c,urty, Iowa, the
sale OF sal mortgages p1 efnsses - psy OF raid debt
the 81 tn guisnn,nt Il NH .qsi,y Of redemption
therein, tor ccsts aid general relief.
Nov sou and each OF you are fotiafd % appear
and aaswsr saii petition IN the morning " The
second day II III, nsxs term Of taid Court. to be
hulasa on tn. first Monday Of September, 1891 or
juagnsnt and decree will lie had therein ~ prayed
Tor by default.
III. SCOTT HOW ELL,
May r 1851 dim Solicitor FIR Pstiener.
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To John A. Bishop, Esther Psrifh, Vim. Parish,
Joseph Parish, Mary j. Parish widow, Mary
j. fatsh (minor1, Thos. Paris iDdvicually and
rs administrator Of Joseph c. Parish, deceased,
ldeivp,lants):
4 VOU ere hereby rcsrectively noti6ed that there
L IL nov on file in the Clerks flee Of the Dis.
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t III. Madison,
petition IL Hiram Barney, claiRing judgement
on forecl surs Of a mortgage against said John
A. Bishep above nance for The sum of two thou
sand dollits, with ten per cent. interest from
tho LIST day of January, 1851, and especial and
general xscstiUn agar ~ John A FHshop, and as
against III said asfentanta 44auled, n ~ tug
also for forecl sure II mortgage given BY sa,a
John A. Btshop to Marsh, Lee Dervan ,Trus-
tee, &c, upon the SOUTHEAST quarter sect on
wenty-'wol22l Township q xty sevsn l61 North
Rai &c five f5], in Lee county, Iowa; the sale Of
said gagged pr misses 10 pay of said debt, the
extingui hucnt Of all equity Of redemption there
in, for costs and general relief.
Now y,u and each II you are notified to appear
aud answer said petition on the morning If the I'd
day f the next term Of said Court. to be holden on
tho frst Monday OF Dcce Der. 1s6l, nr jndgme
anu decree viii be had therein prayed fvf by de-
fault, Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20 lS6I-lw Solicitor for Petitioner.
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To Henry Caldwell, X. s. Howe:
NOU and each OF you hereby notified that
L there IN now on Gle In the Zee VI the CLERK OF
the District Court Of Lee conriy, Io~n, at keo-
knk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF
Eliza Stripe the stun Ut thirty hundred
dollars, vi b ten Fer cent. interest Ter snnum
payable annually, as money due on ~ mortgages
made by her TO Charles Mason and since assigned
To aid Hiram Barney dat'd e,obei ID 1876; also
claiming against each OF yen tie foreclosure Of
said mortgage. the ssnse being up.n Lots sne sfd
two in Block five IL Msson's tprer Addition TO
this City of heokux, Lee e.unty, Iowa, for the
purchase money and further hstiIe Tor
sale OF saId pfeEisyE, 81 q Rtufyhf relief
And un less yoa II pear ard aIs~erssid pe'ition
on ar before tie boon 81 the secend day IT the
nest term II said court, to n nsnsnce Ut EeoFuk
ON the LIST Monday of September, A. ID. 1861, .
default Will be eLter d pRairst You and juogment
re- ndertd thereon, a. prayed for IN said petition.
NuBl L d sTkGHG,
May is. 1851 In Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l.gal ~n.,cc.
To 0eerge W. Lemon, Henry Caldwell, Caroline K.
Root X. :. Row, Michael Bushey, C.rnelius
+ Eau kner, Joseph EidE way, james C. Lemon:
NoU and each OF Yen are hereby L"tlfed that
there is now file in the a1lce Of the Clerk Of
the bisiiet Court ~ Lee County, iova, At keo-
tus, Jena, the petition ard I'm. nded petition ct
Hiram Barney claiming Of Eliza Stripe the SUR
If fourteen hundred and Ely doilars witb 10 per
cent. interesr Per annum payable 81 nnally, ~
money due on mortgage mad y her TO Charles
Mason ard since assigned 70 snid HlrAm barney,
| dated Dree mber Is. 1854; aifo claiming against
each Of ynu lhs foreclosure - said mortgage. tn
/ same being upon Lots three aud four in Flick ~
IN the City Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, for The
/ purchase money; and further asking for ssis
If said premises, AID general relief.
/ And unless you appear and answer said petition
Oh Or fore noon ef h I'd day Of the nex' term oil
said Court to mmence 1T keok uk on the lst Mon.
day Of September, A. H. 1851, default will be en-
tered against you, and judgnent rendered thereon
| as pra, ed for In said petition.
NOZZLE a STRONG,
May is, I86l-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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10 II ubuftus Hactmaker, VIM. Won Vueht, Conrad
kapp, Urampslmeir, Otte Co. tdef. ndsnis);
VOU AFRO hereby respectively notified that there
i ia on fe in the ofce Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Lee county. lows, 1T .Keokuk, =
petition ufHitAm Dafnsypciai ming = Judgement on
foreclosn = of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tsid Huburtus
Hoetmake Ahcv nstn "a. 4of the suin " four hun
drcd dollars with ten per cent interest from l he
LIST day of January, 1888, and special and Eener.
al executi against Huburtus Hocmsker, aid ms
against all saii nsfendapts above ramed, praying
also for the foreclosure 81 n mortgage. given by
said nubn-tns II OCT maker IN Charles MAsen, upon
Lots sever L7 ]. an eight Isl. IN Block seventy
eight [7Sl. in the City Of keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa. tn sale Of said nortgaged premises TO pay
of said bebt the extinRuish ment VI all guilty OF
rede m toa therein, for costa and general relief
NOW you ard each II you are notified ~ appear
and answer said petition on tho morning Of the
second day Of the next term OF said Court, 70 be
holden on the irst Monday 81 September, 1861, or
jndg nens ind decree will be had therein - prayed
for ty default. ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
June 20. 1S61-Im Solicit - for Petitioner
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
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June Is 1sRI-lm Att'ys for pitf.
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.Sllfuly in Europe from rn

We recolect that the East India bales only ave-
rage about 300 pounds, while American bales average
45o pounds and approximate In places 500
pounds The India ura cottons In Liverpool on the 25h
OF January, 1850, officially quoted at 3ssd sd
while ordinary to fair American quoted at Cd 3D.
and inferior at 4'sd Taking the average Of slrats al
I'D, and Of American at ID, say in round mum.
bers for the former and lac for the latter would
give Liverpool value to the bale Of India cotton OF
s27 aud to the American 45o pounds o. 500 from which
we deduce the following table
INCREASE SUPPLY COTTON IN EUROPE YRow rIrs n
INDIES ASp ruE UNITED STATES, TOR SIX YEASs, reos
Increase from tie Eas. Jndiss
In balls. ne Val,t.
265 600 1e,5oo 900 s7lb5 coo
Inereai, from ne Uai.ed Stats
In baLs Us Ta,,Y
1,21s 600 54s, 100 600 $40, 734 600
While the annual imports OF cotton lato Great
Britain from India, are varied by the Chinese
demand and the rates Of freight, tho annual growth
has not varied materially for a great many years.
The rebellion and Ia China checked s consurap.
ton that country, and hence It's increased supply 20
Great Britain. If India is incapable of producing cot
ton in competition with us Africa IL still less able TO do
o. In India the land titles all IN tho hands OF tho
Indian government, and those who cultivate 4 are com.
PEELED TO pay land tax. II s needless add that such
system, with the Of population like tina, Of
the American, would be less bar TO its cul
ture If no other difficulties existed Besides sugar IN.
dgo opium and rice are all profitable articles Of
culture than cotton.
SO much for all the talk, nonsense and Boosting,
frenzy and madness of political republican dema9ogues
and their abolition cohorts about supcrse ling the growth
of cotton in the Southern states IF the comes TO
the worst let the talk be what il may 10 the Northern
free soil decamers have determined civil ocar-y
out an abstract idea and - clay whites to crafty
fana,ical theory about negroes, which If successful
can only end in their determination, because African and
Caucasian cannot exist Ia equality on the game so
and thus the time destroy the growth Of cotton,
England eanno, afford 10 let be done Her own saliva
on az well that Of France and other portions Of Eu
rope, demands that lie culture shall not be destroyed
ne shipments to their ports intercepted by paper block
ades nor by the refusal OF paper cearanccs And the
worst comes TO pass all negro equality theories to the
contrary bese will be forced 70 protect the
growers in It's cultivation.
Moreover whatever the English prcfessed love for tho
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN CON.
GRESS.
NINTH DAY.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb 10, 1891.
Congress met today at noon. Prayer was offered by
the Rev J. Davis Of the Methodist Protestant church
The Journal Of the preceding day was read and con.
n med.
Mr. srnWSs-l have received model Gag for the
Corfedeae states, from Mr. Jacob Plate, OF Augusta
ca VI Ell desire to have referred TO the Com mittee
ca 'isss ave also communication In relation 70
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negro In the United States than for him esev here
France win consent to be made depende al upon
British possessions and for her am nal upey
Of $1,000 bales Of cotton from the United states Of the
value OF with the loss OF her most profitable
market for manufactured goods.
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Included IN the supplies OF cotton from tho United
States in $780, 50 4l3 bales OF Sea Island worth
thirty three cents pound giving fair average value
sl1s per bale Of $50 pounds eachma ing total value
OF 80 1s4754 The crop in 1854 80 ESQ., showing an
Of 1927 bales in six years. Of the value OF
81 1885, The United States has no competition in the
production Of Sea Island cotton all Of which sen. to
England and the Continent, where is transformed into
fine musiins aces, &C. pound OF this staple after
being spun into No. 400 and upwards and converted into
fine lace ready for market in worth 800
The last quotation for this cotton in Liverpool ranges
from &c. 10 ACC. per pound.
From the above statement, IL viii be seen that
the crop in the United States in twenty EIGHT
years has more than quintupled, while the pro.
portion of supplies from. ali other sources has, on
the average been nearly stationary. The only Increase
has been in India, and chiefly in the BOMBAY district
while IN other countries the production has fallen
off, Let take the six years during which time <hc
creased consumption and high prices combined with the
encouragement extended TO its growth in all places out
eide Of the United States impaired greater energy to is
production, and ascertain the results.
In illustration, give the following statement, from
Liverpool official tables Of tho total import Of cotton
into Europe from all for the periods named
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INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT.

INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
A SOLEMN SCENE.
President Davis naugurated took the oath of
Office at the capital the 18th inst. The procession
formed at the Exchange in the following order
Music.
Military escort.
The President elect with Vice President and Chaplain In
open carriage drawn by elk horses.
Congressional Committee ceremonies of Inauguration.
Committee on part Of the State Of Alabama.
Committee part Of the authorities Of the city Of Mont
Commissioners to this from States other than
the States Of this Confederacy.
Governors of the several Confederate States.
Judges Of the Supreme Courts OF the several States OF the
Confederacy.
Ministers Of the Gospel.
The above in carriages.
Citizens generally, in carriages.
The whole under the command Of General Il p Watson
Marsta Of the day.
At twelve O'clock with savo Of guns the procession
moved up TO the Capitol where O platform had been
erected in front Of the portco for the President Con-
greR, the President and Vice President elect and the
members Of this Congress- together with the Governor
of this State and the committees. An immense con.
Of people bad assembled long before the process
sion arrived. When the President had taken his seat
round after round Of cheers greeted him. but silence was
obtained when Rev Dr. Manly offered up one OF the
most impressive prayers listened The President
then read his inaugural address, which already been
published in the Herald After the address was de-
vered he took the oath of Office administered by the
President of the Congress With one hand on the Bible
and the other raised, he listened the oath and then
with upturned face and solemn earnest voice he said
$50 helr me God" There scarcely dry eye in the
crowd when the stern President himself bowed his head
in ears God does not permit evil to be with such
earnest soemnity such all pervadng trust in his proyi
At night the city Illuminated and the President
received his fellow citizens at Estele and Concert halls
There were but few copjectures as to the Cabinet.
The God Of nations has designated the instruments Of
his WILL and the people will be satisfied. This seems to
be the general feeling Of everybody save probably the
politicians who seem to be overawed by the RESPONSE