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great variety OF comment has been ~.
pended 90 Mr. Lincoln's lndianap oils speech.
Here and there Republican is found who
considers il premature. Nov in the frat
place, MIR. Lincoln did not state anything
positively, as a matter Of future policy, but
-eai5 asked senEihir questions, TO which be
mad right to expect Sensible answers in the
minds OF the people. In the next plaoe.
while the rebels are arming and ste ing ffes,
the Government with prodigious energy,
Congress has get made scarcely notion to.
wards force bill, while . secession Secre.
sary Of the Navy has dismantled or sent to
great distance the greater part OF our war
vessels, which must be the main dependence
In enforcing tho revenue laws. Yet there
remain but few more days Of the present
session OF Congress. Was it not veil
enough for Mr.. Lincoln to give that BODY a
hint that force bill would not be disre.
garded by him? Besides, this speech. the
nrst after leaving Springfield, furnished an
opportunity OF satisfying himself and Con
gress that the people will sustain the Presi
dent who sustains the laws. Witness the
vast assemblages of enthusiastic men Of all
parties thatswarm around him at every sta.
ton from indianapolis to New York. The
indianapolis speech and the subsequent uni
versal enthusiasm have demonstrated TIM,
there is "united North.n
To defer all reference to force bill INIT
the inauguration, after the adjournment Of
Congress, would have been too late to elea,
away any doubt that body nigh. entertain
as to whether the President would use il O,
not.
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Traitors Hate Scott.

In an article on Gen. Scott, in the Charles
ton Mercury, Of Jan. oath, wc find the fol-
lowing:
He had refused, when challenged, TO fight
General jackson, but became his ready tool
to coerce South Carolina In 1888. lie came
himself to see tho wers efficiently DONE
Unfortunately for the South, the contest be
tween States Rights and Consnlidatioa- be-
tween frae government and a despotsm-
was arrested by the Compromise Tariff OF
1888. General Scott, like many who were
opposed to him, and prepared to meet his
military enterprises, was disappointed; but
be left behind him feeling OF indignation
which mas burned from that day to this in
the bosoms OF the people Of South Carolina,
and which. 80 far as his influence is capable.
has brought forth legitimate fruition in the
dissolution Of the Union. He will DOUBTLESS
remember the guns he fired off 10 the Bay OF
Charleston, in honor Of General Jackson. on
the 9Th Of January The sound Of those
guns and their insolent bravado have not
yet died out OF the hearts Of South Carolini-
ans.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Nothing decisive has occurred in the
Peacc Conference. Indications stitf ars tina,
the majority report will be adopted by close
vote.
The proposition for National Convention
is gaining ground.
JED. DHvis' inaugural IL bitterly denounced
BY Border State men.
The Senate p. o. Com. reported without
smendmant the House bill disseminating mail
service 10 seeding States.
member Of the House is preparing a bill
authorizing the President to receive loans
from States, and issue coupon bonds 10 pay
inert, limited to 80 years.
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LATER rasOm EvrHopr.

Adsices BY the steamers Jura and Full.
ton ssy that Louis Napoleon's speech gave
great cissat'sfaction, and had caused .
decline Of English and French funds
The Liverpool BreadstufFs market had i'm
proved, there being slight advance in -four,
wheat and corn. The case Of Bonaparts
against Patterson was adjourned to Februs.
~ 9th. The Italian elections we're favora-
BILE to Cavour.
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. q.


CT Vice President Hamlin arrived q.
Boston on the 18th, on bis way TO Washing.
ton.
O. Mr.. Lincoln went from Albany by the
Hudson River R. r. to New York, receiving
the same attentions az elsewhere at all the
stations.
IN Il ia said TLurlow Weed left Wash
ingten City the moment be read Lincoln,s
Indianapolis speech.
"a The indications are that North Caro-.
lima has followed the example OF Tennessee
BY voting against q Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-21

Government has official intelligence from
the Collector at New Orleans, notifying that
duties on eoods passing up the river will be
collected at New Orleans In behalf or the
treasury OF Louisiana.-[T Telegraph.
1t looks as If Louisiana had been selected
to force collision between the Gulf States
and the General Government. Her seizure
OF the Marine Ilospital--an act OF brutal
nhumanity which would have disgraccd bar
barians-was an offence against Christian
Civilization than the United States. Her
seizure OF the Mint was species Of Rob
berry, quite legitimate IA an act OF War. and
pardonable as a bold imitation of tho exam.
pies set by high officials at Washington. Bot
this assumption OF power over tho Customs
= this defiant avowel OF her purpose to form.
ally ignore the existence OF the Federal Gov.
ernment--is piece Of brszan impudence
and bold defiance, which precIudes all idea
Of desire for reconciliation, and which
louks like on invitation 10 fight.
II the story 10 not exaggerated. no alter
native il left but counter sscoereienO 10
punish this attempt 10 acoerce,, the General
Government into submission to the treason
Of a rebel State.
we are curious to SEQ how our Northern
apoloGists Of treason will treat this declared
purpose Of Louisiana. Nothing hat vet been
done by any OF the six States which have a.
ceded Tor which they have not found arolo.
gy. And they will find one for this Alb.
Eve. Jour.
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CARPETS!

Inthis Department can always BE- fousdt he lea1.
ipg styles OF
ADMINISTER yELvFTs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY.
PATENT TAPESTRY'INCRAIE.
COTTON WARP IN0RAINS
vENETIANE = AIMPS
RUGS, DkUGGR1G.
FLOUEOIL CLOTHS.
And ali kinds u
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT COxNICEs.
kC., Acc kCe
Our systemis
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lerni Noilce.


To D. G. Billings. Alexander Johnston, Jones
Brothers = Co.. William Murray and Patrick ii
Cumming Comprising the firm OF Murray
Cumming) Lawrence BigIer, Henry 8. Taylor,
Emil Pretorius. Hodges 4 Bro.
Vnli and eash Of you are hereby notified that
i there Is now on hle In the once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming OF
hundred dollars, with 10 per can't. interest per an
nsm, payable. annually, as money due on two
mortgages nado By you to Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August LIST,
1855; also claiming against each Of ynu the tore
closure Of said mortgages, the same being upon
the west half Of section thirty three [33l and the
southeast quarter Of section thirteen 1877, in
township sixty.scgen 1871 north Of range SIX [6l
west; also the northwest quarter of secriun niue
teen t91 in township sixty.seven r671 north OF
purchase money, aud further asking for . sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
md unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before naou Of the second day Of the next
the Sd Monday of May, A. D. 1851, . default
viii be entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon rs prayed fer In said petition.
NOBLE q STRONG,
Fet. II, 1ssl-dlm A,t'ys for Plaintiff
LEGAL NOTICE.
To w. +. Cewes, Isaac Hall, Mary Ann Hall, z.
W. Merithew, Louisa Mcrithew, James Nj. .
Rogers. james Folger, Silas Heaighf, J. D Win
scott. N. D. Prouty, r. N. Wright, F,cklen i
Lucas, State Of Iowa for nae Of School Fund.
George G. Anderson, Milton Glenn Co., A. NJ.
Carpenter
VoU and each of you are hereby notified that
L there is row Tile ia the once OF the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Fort
Madison, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of
you W. 4. Cowles the SUN Of four hundred do liars
with 10 per cent. interest per annuD, payable m
nuallp, as money due ON mortgage made BY you
w. Cowles To Charles Mason and since assigned
to said Hiram Barney, dated July 18th, Isbs; also
claiming against each OF you the foreclosure of
said mortgage, the same beug upon the north least
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section seven
la in township sixty-fve 1851 north Of range 1--WE
[ 81 west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo-
ney; and further asking for sale OF said premises,
and general relief.
And unless you appear and Answe ssid petition on
before Of the d day OF the ne term OF said
court, to commences at F. Madison on the Sd Monday
of May A. 1861 default will be entered against
you, and Judgment rendered thereon as prayed for
in said petition. -
NOBLE STRONG.
E@h II pn Sac Dls.r
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In the prostration Of business, the man
worth half million lie making little more
than the man worth twenty thousand; in
fact. the antocratA Of the mnney mark ct are
temporarily dethroned. Besides this, there
is the possibility the apprehension OF The
class wo speak of--that property may per-
manen,ly Ego down." in which case they
will be heavy losers, OF course
What then? Why, the sharp property
holders Of the class We refer to--that class,
we mean, which docs not intend 70 adhere to
the South--are desirous Of patching up
compromise, 80 that temporary respite
from political troubles may enable them TO
convert their Southern property, and to 90
with the proceeds wherever inclination may
lead them. They know full we'll that no
concession now made (f any could be made)
by the Black Demons Of the North, would be
observed for any considerable period; but
they hope, in the few months OF deceptive
prosperity thus to be occurred, to make them
and theirs safe BY a "chanse OF securities -
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GRAND unlon triumph IN ~. Louis,
and Probably In tho state.

Incomplete returns indicate the election Of
the Unconditional Union ticket for the State
Convention. This city gives II about 5 900
majority The election passed of quietly,
no disturbance Of any kind occurring. The
returns from the State Ms far AZ received IA
vor the election Of the Uni IN candidate.
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CT The Republican Statesmen saws |:

The Constitution that nanish.d trailer:
and held rebellion in check--that Is iust and
eqnal-that has been tried and found not
wanting--that has endured through nearly a
century, and has lifted US from handful Of
isolated households to be a mighty and pros
porous and compact nation. "Ths Consti.
suhsn ~ administered by WashiDgton,' =
needs no tinkering, no amendment. ma
change. Rightly interpreted admin
,sserea-h Will prescrse our unity and our
honor. II - strong enough to reclaim the
seeding Siates--it IL broad enough TO cover
the necessities Of all who Owe il allsvianca
Let ~ hold Il sacred and obey ito plain com
manhs, and We need not fear. Il il ina
hanuiwork o. maeter men--men mighty In
battle, bur mightier yet in counsel. itwants
pc repairing, no curtailment, no enlarre-
ment. u will endsrs when the demogopucs
who compare il 10 worn out piece d Inn.
alh'nely, shall have been tried and discar led
1--WE ~ i " us Is our fathers made Ii, and d.
Washington administered ii, and We shall
need no other adjustment.
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TheTraitor Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. ~.
Congress passed an act admitting free all
breads;ufs, provisions, munitions OF war,
living animals, and agricultural products in
the natural state also merchandise from the
United Slntee, il pnrchaaed hefnra the lat Of
March and imported before March the l4th.
Texas is exempted from the operation Of the
Tariff law.
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Good Eiis.

4 resolution was pending in the lower
House OF Congress-, last week. &c ctsarya
the I'D OF February a. national holiday
IN commemora sion Of Washington,s birth.
day, when Mr.. Garnet, moved To amend bv
adding after the namc OF Washington, "the
illussrious Virginian and slaveholder.n Mr..
John Cochrane Of N. Y, always ready for
joke at the expense Of seceesionits, moved to
add, "0md Emancipnfionisf." That brought
tho House down, and the original resolution
was adopted.
FCouons.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatio affections. Experience hav.
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear.
" stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "BRowk's BRoNcnlAL vRo.
cnEs,v or Losengcs, let The Gold, Cough. or
irritation Of the Thront BIO ever so slight. aa
by this prscaution more serious attack NAV
be eiiectuaily wardei Of. Pubic SrEAxxss
and SINoEas will tind them eifeotual for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. Sec ad-
vertiscment.
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Ercm Warrington.
WAsnIEcros, Feb. 10

WARRINGTON, Feb. ID.
A strong interest IL again pressing Mont.
somery Blair Of Md, for n scat in Lnooln,s
Cabinet.
Gen. Wool 10 lying critically i'll, with IN
attack or Pneumonia.
The order 70 Com. Burial 70 take command
Of the San Francisco Navy Yard has been
revoked. He is ordered to the Light House
Bpnrd.
In the Peace Convention Reverdy John
sons amendments concerning the acquisition
OF new territory, vas adopted, IL 20 8, all
the Southern States, excepting Maryland,
voting nay.
Mr.. Hooper Of Utah gave notice to-day
Of bill for the admission OF New Mexico -
a State
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a TTNFHT Hero.
We End the following in the National Ia.
tai iDapoar

w. AuN VIZ scfioWtbk ~ WIZ ANuttuudt lus
teligencer
BRANDON, Miss, Feb. /.
GENTLEMEN You have no doubt seen that
the late Convention Of this State, composed
Of ninety nine members, with ONE exception,
unanimously signed the Ordinance OF Seces-
sion. "a the Ordinance, with the sgners'
names, has been Autographed, 10 order to
peYpetuate their names to all coming time, it
may not be improper for your numerous
readers to know tbs name of the member
who refused TO sign it.
His name ID DR.. John j. Thorton, one OF
the members from THE (Rankin) county. He
re practicing physician, and eminent in his
profession. lie 10 a native Of Virginia, and
wns reared and educated in this State; q
STAKEHOLDER, and high toned, chivalrous
southern gentleman.
AZ an undying name awaits the signcrs
because Of their sincere devotion to South
ern righta, in tho esti nation Of those Who
concur 10 the necessity Of the act, as well as
it's peculiar propriety 10 meet the exigenc es
OF the case, may We not hope that the sssoli-
taryo member. whose principles OF conserva
tism wero too firmly fixed to be swayed BY an
overwhelming majority, besides great sout.
side pressure may havo bis name recorde ed
in at least one public journal, that it may be
known far and wide who be was?
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Providing n Ltbri.ry far the SCUM
crn Conf acrAcY.

IL is ascertained that, in addition to the
other frauds perpstrated by the seeding
members OF Congress. they have taken from
the Congressional Libr ary-whioh ia, proba-
bly,, the best in this country, containing many
books which cannot be obtained elsew here
some OF the most valuable volumes in the
whole collection. Thousands of dollars,
worth have been thus distracted and carried
of by these members. Among them, single
South Carolina member, am informed. has
more than four hundred dollars worth Of
digests OF the most valuable character, and
which can never be replaced. Scarcely one
OF these gentlemen took the trouble to re-
turn bis books, but, on the contrary, were
very cautious to have them carefully pack ed
and sent of. ] am further informed that a
member from one Of the Border States, who
favors secession, and thought his State sure
to secede, cent orders for upwards OF one
thousand dollars worth Of books recently.
which, under the rules of the Library, we're
refused. The is regarded hero to be very
near akin to what Webster defines az stheft. !,
Il Washington Cor. n Y. Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-21

Nothing important transpired except an 90.
rinonIous debate in the House on tho bill
providing means to sustain the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-21
THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINES

The marked and ever extending popularity Of
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
both in America and Europe, is such az best to es-
tabli'h their superiority over all others in the
sHNIsG MACHINES cALurp--m.v he h,uvhr
tor smaller amount Of dollars, but ID IS mistak en-
economy 10 invest any thing in worthless or unre-
liable article, and those who do il must abide the
consequences
Singers New Family Machines.
IN ORDER TO PLACE THE
BEST FAMILY MACHINES In the
WORLD
Within the reach Of all We have reduced our
Letter a, or Transverse Shuttle Machines,
Beautifully Ornamented, to $50.
TMEsELETTEKA MACHINES
Conlaln Recens Valuable Improve.
We world ask them before purchasing else.
where) the special attention Of Vest makers
Dress makers, and al who want Machines for lighs
manufacturing purposes.
singers No. l6g Standard Shuttle Mainline,
both Of very general application and capacity and
popular In the family and manu,artDry. Prices
reduced. respectively from $i35 and $3.50 to 900
and 500.
SINGERS NO. 3 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA.
CHINE,
For Carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, el25.
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Singers No. lG2 Standard Shuttle Mo,hin
The singer Machines

Make tho interlockcd stitch, which IL the bes,
stitch known. They are OF great speed, casily I'M
ders'oo5, simple In structure OF great Durability
adapted TO the heaviest and lghtust goods, are M
ishei In the most perfect manner, may be used fol
several years without requiring repair and ii they
DO not give entire satisfaction the money will b
refunded.
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PRooF READ1sc.-An aspiring young poet
wHs utterly ruined once on time by mis-
print. The poet wrote:
Sec the pale martyr in sheet Of Are.
Instead Of which appeared in PRINT
See The pale martyr with his shirt on fire.
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rEForney,s Press says ..it is evident that

ca Forney's Press says sit is evident that
the Crittendcn propositions will never be
supported by the Republican party, and If
the construction placed upon that plan Of
settlement be true, viz: that the intention
is to devote any future acquisition OF terri.
tory 10 Mexico to slavery, the hostilify en-.
terfained by the Republicans s0iH b. shared
by many others"
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GT-T Tho grand jury Of Richmond. Vir.
gina, have found bills against the vendors
Of three incendiary publications, to wit: the
Times, World and Tribune Of Now York city.
Richmond 10 full Of gamblers and gambling
houses. In violation Of Law, but the virsuous
grand jury did not regard them as inimical
to the peculiar institution, and consequently
ignored the fact, the law and tho oath that
they bad taken.
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Virginia Convention.

Ine only reported proceedings Of the Vir-
ginsa State Convention, by last nights mail.
was the introduction OF resolutions by Messrs.
Muir, Morlem, Carlisle, Leake and Flournoy
All substantially the same in tone and shirt.
and declaring that Virginia will not submit
10 the coercion OF any seeding State. under
any protext whatever. and that the use az tba
army and navy to rctake the forts in seee-
ding States will be regarded by Virginia as
an INVASION oil the rights of the Southern
States, and TINT any tempt by the Federal
uoyernmSht 10 collect duties in the seeding
States will be regarded bv Virginia rs nm net
Of coercion, and will be resisted by al the
means in her power.
South Carolina herself could mt des;re
any stronger ally in the work of treason ard
revolution than Virginia would be. If thc
resolutions OF these gentlemen exnress n !
sentiment o. her people, Il okuk Journal.
True enough. We are glad 70 notice %
cordial an endorsement Of our views by tho
Journal, and We rejoice to know tina, the "a
itor OF the Journal, and honest Democrats
generally, are true disciples Of jackson upon
the secession question. But the ,itnr 81
che Icr-rn! he's s;rsa Judge Love a ,orri,l,
rap over the knuckles, for he takes nrec;seI,
ths position Of these Virginia "traitorsu ~.
on the subjsc. OF coercion. Now wa shoald
like TO know what Judge Love proposes e
do about IL?
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ASSETS.
Amount Of Cash In Continental Bank,
New fork...................$3 ~, SO7.90
Amount Of cash In hands OF
Agents and In course Of
transmission (baiance).... &c, 409.10
Amount of unincumbered
real estate, No. 4 Wall-st. 66,305 ~
Amount OF u. s. Treasury
Notes. market value .los 1885,
Amosnt Of Missouri State
value ,........-.................. 1900 90
Amount OF North Carolina
State Bonds, 8 per cent.
market value 7,Sb0.O0
Amount Of Tennessee bonds,
per cent. market valne, ia, 10000
Amount Of Brooklyn City
Water Bonds, per cent,
market value ..............s.. IN, 5000
Amount Of Bank Stoke,
market value 16y67t.OO
Amount Of Loans On Sends
and Mortgages, being LIST
lien Of record on unincum-
bered real estate. worth At
least 81 Sol, 100-rato Of
interest per cent ...sos, so2.os
Amount Of Loans Stocks
snd Bonds, payabie on de-
mand, the mArketvslueof -
securities pledged, $751;
...... la 10000
Amount due for Premiums
on Policies issued II Chloe 313OlS
Amount 1t bfftS receivable
fer premiums Inland
Navigation risks, Ac...... 14,6S3O3
Amount Of all other pro-
.aQ0. 90 -----
Interest actually due and
n, 703.57
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Know ali men BY these Presents, That the Hone
Insurance. Company, q thoAa,y of New York, %
hereby aathoriss any and al Agents that said Com
pary has, or may hereafter have appoint, In the
State VI Iowa, TOR and On behalf IT said Company,
to accept ard acknowledge service Of all pr0cess,
whether mesne or final, IN any action or proceed
ing sgainst said Com pany, in any Of the courts Of
said State. And it il hereby admitted and agreed
that said service Of the process Aforesaid shall be
taken and held 70 be valid and sufci Mt in that be-
half, the fanc - IL served upon said company 20
other stase and Nil claims or right VI error BY rcs-
son OF the manner Of such service. is hereby tx-
pressly waived and relinqnis bed.
WIrssss our hanl and seal Of the Company, this
lLsJ 2sth day q January, 1861.
(Sgned) CHARLES j.. MAkTTN, Prsst.
.sgned) j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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what the Wlrdl

What meaning must wo attach to the fol-
lowing remarkable passage in an article in
the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail Of january
Octh1
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HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets t336,OOO.N

MutnaI Benefits Lite ms. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. l, '6l, 81, 8l2, $3.50.
Oh Persons in this city have their lives in
most influential citixens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildines,
mercha Edsie, Mills, factories and Machinery In
surcd at fair rates. Nz Loses Paid affhis Agenry.
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and b.
your own judge.
OFFlCE-On Third-st., near State Bank, Kso-
kuk, Iowa. w. Il. WOOD,
Feb. -, l86l-d State and Local Agent.
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TlsllE KANGAROO u IKhh or, ADvaxruxss
/ ~ faR HUsn; BY Anne Bowman. author Of
tThs Osstaways. 1.-THE Young Exilss," 80.
Yos sale 81
OGDEN, BRowHELL i CO.'S.