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To John Al. Bishop EsthersFari.h, Wn. Parish,
joseph payisbs May Parrish widow, Mary
J. parish (minorl Ihos. Paris ildivduall. and
as administrator Of Joseph G. Parish, deceased,
1 defer dants)
NGu are hereby respectively Notified that there
l. 10 nov on Gle in The csfrk's fhee Of the Dn-
III ct Curt Oh Lee County, lows 1T n. Madisof,
petit n II Hiram Barney, claiming judgement
A. Bi hop above named for the sum OF two thou
sand dellass, with ten per cent interest from
the lst day Of January, 1861. ard speciaI and
81. :. ! h. Ets Lns end a.
aeains, nh said defend ants shave named praying
also Tor = foteci sure of mortgage ffven BY saa
John A. Bishop to Marsh, Lee pelsvan Trns-
tee DC, upon the SOUTHEAST quarter sect on
twenty NO 22l. Township ststy-s.s.n l6il North
RIA ge FIVE f51, in Lee county, Iowa; the sais -
said morsgssed pr misses to pay N SAID DEBT, the
ext,nguisha ent Ut all equity of redemption there-
in, tor c sts aud general relief.
Now you aud each Il you are notified to appear
aud an. yer said pc itioIi ON he morning Il The "a
day TIE next ter IN Of said Court to be holaen on
the ifst Monday OF December 1861, or jndgmen.
and decree wii be had herein lrsyed fur by de-
fault. III. 81 uI Howl Ill
june 20, is6l--iw Solicitor for Petitioner.
Osfstuul N.ftce.
To il uburtus H.ctmaker, VIM. Van Vueht, Conrad
kapp, Utamp I'm ir, 0tte Co. tdef ndan'sl
You are hereb by resi- ectiveis notified hat here
L il on Il in The fice Il the Clerk Of the
district Court oi Lee c, unity, i"wa, at keokuk, 4
petition If Hiram Barney. claiming judgment on
fF.Gln~dtt ot = iroTt Pc = p. sid itQhustus
40 tnAttr above nslhed, for thu Sd N 81 four hun
dred doliery. with ter percent iuttrest from he
1T day Of IN uary, 1885, and 81 ecisl and gener
u sxecuti n against Huburtns Hectu akeTY md ~
against all said nefsnds nts above named, pray ing
also for tie fnreclAsnrn Of n mortgage. given by
said Hubrrruf HocfmAker t. Charles Mason. upon
Lots sever e. ]. an eight D: in Block seventy
light (7sl. in the City of keokuk, Lee cpunty,
Iva. III sale Of said nor gagged premises to pay
Oh said bebt, the extingu,sf ment Of al quity OF
red mptitn therein, for costa and general relief
Nov you and each Il you are notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day of the mkt term OF said Court, 70 be
holden on the Erst ondsy II September, 1861, or
,dg neni and decree will be had therein n prayed
Ir ty default. Ii. SCOTT HOWE l.,
June 20 l861-lm Solicitors for Petitioner.
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May IS. 1861 I'm iiain'ids Attorneys.
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To George W. J.. mon, Henry Caldwell, Caroline r.
Root. X. =. Row. Michel Busbey, CsneliuE
Eau kner, Joselh kidxwsy, Jsa.st c. Lemon:
NtU aud each OF ron arc hereby neiiftd hst
L there Ia nov on ale IN he office Of the Clerk OF
the Ii.nict Curt - Lac county. Iowa. ~ keo-
lns Iowa. the petition ard sM NEED p titicraoi
Hiram B4rnsy claiming Of liza stripe the sun
II fourteen Lupifsd apd ff do.lara VIII 10 per
cent. Interest per aIEum payable - nnAlly. =.
money due on mortgage mad ~ her ~ Charles
Mason ard siDce assigned 10 4tsid lliram Bsrneys
dated D.ct mbsr Is, 1854; also claiming against
esch Of yen III. foreclosure u ssid mortgage, tn
same being upon Lots thrse and four in Block w
purchase snorey; and further s+kinx f.r SAX
Of sid prenises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
fore noon Vt he I'd day Of the next t.rm Of
said Court, TO commence At Koch uk the LIST Mon
day Of september, A. b. 1881, default will he en-.
tered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
~ pray I'd for In said psttiuD.
NOBLE STRONG,
MAY Is. l061-dlm Att'ys for Plaipti1.
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On G1NAL MOTH r..
TO Joserh Brooks. X. X. Hart, M. III Hare, l.. W.
berry, A. G. HON. X. r. Thorn. A y. Grinnan,
J. l.. Wallsce, r. c. Wright. koeena N. G.
Wright, EAml. Wolf, Sami kobb, ". DsWolf,
J. NJ. Herndop, mos McCIssn, l.. Barns % nj,
Ii.rman Rathsrt, Thos. r Firth, rhss: J. Fos /,
Cyrus galloway \. y. Msnwaring, Peter H,
Hu acs. v, X. Hart, Michael O'Aiera, }. Brent
gardner, Julius Beneke, Peter E,cher, n. &.
Maroun, VIM. Thompson. Mayer, krag 4
Meister, Culbertson, Morrison CO., J. y.
Mynne 4 Co., and the State Ut Iowa for the
uss Of tho School + and, ID fendants.)
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
l. 10 nov on die in the Clerk a Offics OF tbs Dis
uiet Court Of Leo County wa. At Keokuk,a pc
ntion 81 Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on
foreclosure If . mortgage against xsid Joseph
Brooks above named, for ,he sum Of Twelve Hun
dred Dollars wish TN per cent. interest from the
let any II July, ioOU anu spcct~i Asa Esu~gsi
ex. cuton sganst Br0ol ard ~ aga inst II
.aid d PENDANTS above named praying also fer the
foreclosure at = mortgage, given BY said Joseph
Brooke 70 CT arIes Mason, upon the south half Vt
iE,sslmont," being the South half l1) Of thu
Nor beast / Of y ction IA, township %, north
III range wsSt. sll in Lee county. Iowa, be gal
Of salt mnr gagged premises pay "a said ~, the
exnrgushmenl Of . equity u redemption there.
in. for ccsts and general relief
Nov you and each 81 you are notified 70 appear
and answer said petition IN the mprlirg VI tbs
holden Oh The arst N nday ii epsen,ber, 1871, o.
Judgment ard decree will he had therein 40 prayed
for By default.
II sc I'll ii ELL
Ma 8, 186l.dlm. Solicttor fir Petitioner.
sweet Cider.
z BRLS. Pennsylvania CIDER for sale BY
u ROBERT ON N BRO,
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I AsKELL'r Encyclopedias u Cooking and Do
l mettic Ecoucmy.
Petty Anuos snc,s Of Married Life.
Brain.
Conduct OF Life.
Just received ard for ssl< ut
OGDEN ,BhONNEIT co.'s
CA1x BooK STORE,
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tsgnb Notice.

To Henry Caldwell, h. 5. stwe:
NuU and each ot you are hsrehy notified that
i there Ia now On Gle in be fee 81 fht Cierf OF
the Ustriet Court oI lee county, lows, ut Keo-
kuh, a PETITION of l.iram Barney, scistnir 81
EIisa Stripe he sEmt Of ahitts re hundred
dollars, wi ten yer cent. iIteiekt Ier unnum
payable ually, RS Grey due in " mortgages
made by her 10 Charles J. as.n and s'ree fssi gnco
To- aid hi am hsTnsy. dat.d cietel 10 lsi6 also
claiming q talntt each OF you tie for,ciusuic Of
said mort gsge the saire leif ups CT ere al
two ia Bl,ek five IT, Mason pfer Addition 10
the City ni he1knk- LIE -.AnniS InNG. -tlt- LII.
Purchase msney; and further asking for .
sale of said premises, 81 q general relief.
and uniees you sIIear no aIswtfssiu petiticn
on ar Lelore The Oh 81 he Asttio das 1t tLt
net term II said court, to ttnms Lie, at Fstl ui
on tie Is, Monday OF September, A. d. 1861, q
default will be euter, aesii4t You ufd sucgmeDi
rendered thereon, ~ prayed tar IN saia petition
Mt Iii A sTEfaSG,
A,n 1nc1 - li...x.4a,. AA4a--a..
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THE OKUK FEMALE

and sol ~ lea.ers in Medicines everywhere.
feb25dIw
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performance of my duties, though I may dissppcint
yor expectations yet, TO retain when retiring some
thing Of the good win and confidence which viii vel
coue my entrance ipso Office IL IL joyous in the midst
Of perilous times 10 look around upon people united
in heart where o1e purpose OF high resolve animates
made are no. weighed in the balance against homer,
right, liberty and equality. Obstacles may retard but
they cannot long prevent the progress OF movement
sanctioned by ss ju tiee, and sustained BY yiruous
people. Reve,ently let us invoke the God Of our
fathers to guide and provide and protect us in our et-
forts 10 perpe.uate the principles which, BY His bless
ing they were able to yindicaIe establish, and t1n: ms
nit TO their posteri,y, and with continuance Of His
favor, eva gratefully acknowledged, we may hope
fully look forward to tuccess TO peace, to prospey
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NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 1s, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, FEB. ls, 1901.
The bill to increase the salaries OF all deputies ID he
State Departments reported adversely. AgreSu !o
A messago was received from the Assembly, oesig-
mating tho Speaker of that body to receive iTesIe'
Lincoln, in consequence Of the ress oi The Lieacha'
Governor. ~ -,
Tho President Of the Senate, pro teH., Mr.. IAf-
HAM, declared that the resolution must lie over one
day.
br. WARNER asked unanimous consent to CONSIDER
the resolution now.
Mr.. SESSIONS objected lie considered the mes
sage an insult 10 the Senate.
Mr.. GRANT introduced bill 10 repeal the Ninth
aveDue Railroad grant.
The order of The resolutions being reached, Mr..
UILLHOUSE moved that the Speaker of the Assembly
be deeilnaed to receive President Lincoln In the ao-
sence Of tbe Lieutenant Governor.
Mr., n ALMOND COT sidered that the privilege be-
onged Of right to the President pro tenn OF the senate
A long debate ensued, during which Mr. LAPilAM,
President pro tenn. OF the Senate, declared himself
willing 10 abide by the decision OF the Senate Dns Vin-
diated the rivht Of the Senate 10 the position.
Mr. sPINOLA offered substitute that
heysas Ap iepressbe conac had aIsrn ior ne possession
of the President elect between the rival factions Of hepII
RtSlssS JSl, NJ Lincoln be ,eieraphel to switch Of d
Schenectady and to New York direct via Troy m
The whole subject was then laid on the table - 20 w
The Senate again took up the resolutions do.Sna'Ing
Speaker LiillejOnn 10 receive the Preldcht csc oDo
after v arm debate the resolution was adopted deslg
mating Senator Colgin tDem.D 70 perform the hhty
The proceedings caused much excitement Nj "'
Chamber. Adjourned.
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Arrived.

steam.hip cuyer croctcr Savannah, nlls. IAd f"'
shp Episipe Arey Cs4o Dec Vi, Hampton Rs.d,l try,
gusno to A NJ Lawrence Dec %, John kilk OF Duness
long a W spose ship Curling. from Csao Tor Hampton
Roads, Jaa .i ps g. long g spoke osrs ooioy Of BO,,
BsTk Even lde tOf BO,loal PARTRIDGE, Ma.snas Teh H.
yso D. sToGsT'n Co. g. ssd s iG company with sh:' A
Bari k.rawh. Lynch Nos cdeias u Days sugar sod o-
Bait David O. Wi.eH toi rhsiePha) Fcsoocs cAdeno.T
days sugar TO Robert Villains . =,
loh ip, cotton, Sc to osnTer Deste Ht'e1pcIienesd
'I Be- STSrc.s Li.S of Boston, Bryant Csrera. sh ,
sugar 40. 10 Yates. Porterneld Co.
Big Anse5 BT oi PSGe o''ss per o SIs R.sasS va
n1s v9ssis tcr Richmond Mel Prst, Chos.areh Rive
Bs Csfoina ,lta ce.eno, Messias % day.. f. 10 Law
Dhs Sea- Foam tof New Bedford Blsgs, Paa.nS @ days.
pissed Gbrslter Jan H. ffut &c 20 Chamber! !n Phcs
bark Tona of Portland from Mes.na for Pbisdspn Feb;
H. at 20 3d. long S. spoke brig Helen lOf WeymOuth bound
Schr Msreppa iot Southport Davis Por, Maria Jsm 'a
lust, pinento and fns,ic TO henry De Cordoya GO.
schr r. w. Brown Gsrmow, Wilmington, NJ c., e,ys
val store. 20 Jonas SmhS Co
coeco c' aLa oswood TO kunhafdt Co. FEB IT, M q long s.
spoks b.,k Jas; Maxwell. ofsnd iSI thilsdePh !, =,
master Experienced heavy weather sP Sails stove b".s
ScST May ? d.On Hud.On Mobile "a days, cotton, Sc
10 serge Chairman & Co.
isttPins Da3i;, Rio Grsads Dec MT T. via Hampton
schr Ienes Day sparrow New Oricsns 10 days moasses
10 master, n experienced very heavy weather on me
sehr Water WILL Hall, Georgetown, d. T., daSsS
Sehr Carrie Sanford tof NewUrv-- Hss.et New-o,i-.
days sugar h. Hsssrn Anderson Has e. pen hSeo ~
sehr Henry p Russell Mankin Charleston dsy' co'""'
A s:hG sG h w. smith Boyd wilmington NJ c. dI' cotton
TO nscrSsay ssoynS msGec Pt!sdophia dsys coal
sshr Muslingn Higgins, Wilmington dAy' cotton SS' 10
mssis sssr Fspc Edsrd swalne Wilmington days. naval
soer ace e Lee Cc.on Key West 10 days. mhosas 20
DIUsef ssS SSS powlins. Rice, Philadepha days.
schr r. q. Whldn, Neal Wilmington ~ C' aay', p1'N
sr. VIM. Il saitn scot: Wilmington, n. c. days S0''0s'
sS- isls Of Pines Wright vrsini. days. wood
ecSr r. {. Mercer. Roberts fhieoe ma days iI.ra
Bros "a u,n.-. NJ, p.., ~ Cardenst
iGth lost, sugar and moaSsss TO masto.. L,
Sehr uan1sh Martin shssht baltimore days. ,osps ~
Sehr. James U. Donohue (of BsnRoIl, Soney, Si''s
days ia,n ood to II. Becker GIeeno. - =, - a9koas
stesratr Dayieht, SpIiugcr, Morchesd City, N. ~ w.
naval ste,es cotton, &c d. c. Murray "A ,,,s toll
stoemer Penguin, Williams Providence, md'e' sr -
Odell -, ladies'
BFLOw-pris. Queen Esther tBrl from "e''
Garses iroul Key West 3bhgs unknown. A,,,A.np-
sALEp-shlp Fidslia L,yerrooi harts Aos!l ~ Jo.Sph
ton Cfimca lBEl LiyerIsoli James CooA h''a"''
FAX
WIND-W NV.
Sur ccz (Br Capt Saith hence 18th la !os 10 ns
pi.us less ,eI getss 81 m ps po. on bosfd
trrdsy norii, T. chou; = rtes T. ,. E' .! a. low
IVES cnployc 90 by CART sGilh to rtoeufe S''ss"''s
! CLcs up 10 this city
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u1cE-pREsuENT HAMLlN.

The following dispatch has been received N
reference TO ce-President Hamlin's progress
toward Washington:
BANGOR, Me-, Monday, Feb. Is, 1861.
yice-President Hamlin and lady left here 'he
morning en- route for Washington. He VIII ar-
rive al Boston this evening and leave for the
West tomorrow morning. He was escorted
from Hampden to our city by large number oi
bjs fellow.townsmen, and was received here by
the Mayor and ex-Mayors of this city, aud an
immense procession of citizens in single ana
double sleighs escorted tho party to tho railroad
station. Notwithstanding the early hour this
morning, Mr.. Hamlin was received WIN enthi-
siastic cheers and the warm greetings ana aiec-
tionate farewell of thousands Of his fcllOw-clh-
zeug. In reply to brief address by Q. 5.
Crosby. esq, Mr.. Hamlin made few remarks,
and as the train was starting, in the course Of
his remarks he said:
81 90 10 the discharge of the official dntes whloh
have been conferred upon me by generous people
and reyine upon Divine Providence, trust that con-
fdeuce shallneyer be betrayed know fuh wen 'ha'
dark eouds are lowering around the political horizon,
a,5 that edpess r,les the bonr; but am hopeful SUI
that our people are Lot only loyal 10 the
bnt that they are frasornal to all ts citi'ens' and
when in rrao.so shall be demonstrated that the con,
sutional rights of all the States will be respected ano
maintained by following the paths ilunined ~ WASH
neton, JefFerson and Madison may we not reasonably
hope and expect that quieJ viii be resored ana tle
whole country will still advance in a career which
will elevate man in q social, moral, AMI intellectual
condition"
Mr.. Hnmlin and several delegate; will arrive
at the Astor House tomorrow.
BosToN, Monday, Feb. IL, ls6l.
The Hon. Hannibal Hamln, with Mrs Ham
lin, arrived here by the Eastern cars TINS even
ing, at 1880. But few peoPlo were at the depot
They at once proceeded to tao Revere House
where they remain tonight. Mr. Hamin WI
leave for New.York, via Worcester, tomorrow
at $3.50 a. N.
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ASSEMBLY.

Nun,e,ous resolutions were introduced Ielaung 70
arrangements Of the Horse during the reception oi lno
President elect. Eventually the gaheries were re-
served exclusively for ladies' and tie lower LOBBY I!!
ladies and gentlemen accompanying them. variety
nj resoluiiops were introduced with an attempt TO g9t
ladies on the floor.
Mr.. CALLAHAN moved that any momber desiring
to accommodate a lady may give his req, W to her.
The doors were ordered 20 be closed I'll a quarter
before g. except for the admission Of thoe eniiei 10
The privileges Of The floor, and ladies accompanying
them. - >,
The bill 20 extend the urisdctinn Of the Canal Ap-
prsers 80 IA 90 secure better relief OF claimants Was
reported iavornbly.
Mr.. BARBER reported favorably on the bill to ex'
tend the CbenaDgo Canal =,
Mr.. WATSON reported fgyOrably the Railroad toll
bill.
The bll to incorporate the Veterans OF the national
Guards was ordered 20 third reading.
Mr. TABER introduced bill TO authorize tae
Floshng Railroad Company to use rails less than 90
gOunds.
Mr.. FULLERTON bill 10 facilitate the collection
of debts agaiDst insolvent corporations.
The privileges Of the floor were extended toll mar.
ris l.. y Senator elect, and 10 COMMITTEE "a ok OF
tho New.York Common Council here 10 meet the Pres
ilent elect.
The rcolntion Of the Senate complimentary to Gov.
Hicks of Mary land was called up and adopted
The House took recess till o'clock, 7. NJ
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MR.. LINCOLN's RECEPTION IN PIIlLA-
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Feb. 18, 1861.
A committee of the Councils and citizens are
actively engaged in making preparations for the
reception of Mr.. Lincoln Thursday afternoon, by
q Union salute.
lie will be escorted through The principal
thorougbfares by cavalcade of citizens to the
Continental Hotel, where grand display OF hre-
works viii take place, as also a reception IN 'De
evening. At sunrise on the morning OF the Z/d
Mr.. Lincoln will be invited to raise nag dis-
ulaying thirty.four stars over Independence Hall.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company are max
ing extensive arrangements for his condncnon 70
Harrisburg on the god, on which day there will
be a grand military display at the State Capital
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.........fE
Gicared.

Steamships -Morteomoiy Berry, savannah H. b. CTomgeii
Co Nashville Murray Charleston Spoiord r'eston Co
usnkon Sands Hong kong, J. ~. FoTbss Co.
Shlp-Geo. Peabody Ho~e., Hsvr-, Boyd Heineken.
BsriI-Johanns benjamin Kuhn, Cork A. Went Co.. Ar
cher Lewis Bristol Ne.n Sonss Liberty, Avery MsTss,
w g. scbmdt C. Ve.n (Aus. Flolio CC.k and market, T.
d. Hurlbut Co.
BnSs-BHnche (Br) Cor Liverpool, j. .. Whitney 60 ;
Kennedy Carver CaaoaAs Walsh Cg5a Stout Pence T. H.
Thompson x Hunter . - -, -
schooners-Yorktown Walton AleIsndhl lIe-ndon, GS'-
hin Washington brown De Rosset, Co. w Philips Aeun
Wiu.instoD Dolln-r 4 Peter Palma, Mayo, Cadz r.
lscE Providence, L. kenuey.
SOop- Ida l.. Vail, ScnIsiset, master.
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WINTER GARDEN

Last night, this thsatcr was crowded to it' walls
IN. ,,,oue attractive power being the play Of
e oObello." with Messrs. j. w. Wallack, jr., and
Edwin Booth an Otheo and Iago. The longiatent
savaei,y Of the management has ut last tmidy peeped
forth. Two tragedians-bOh rated as rst-eass in the
dramatic firmamcnt-have been simultaneously en-
yaged, and will highten each others brlliancy by
shining side by aide. The natural result was Fhe
thrcpgcd audience aforementioned. The play has been
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Buffalo, informing MIR. Cook that he would ar
rive at Trenton at ~ o'clock M, on Thursday
the 2lst ivst We understand that Mr.. Lincoln
ard suite will dine at the Trenton House by in
vitation of the State Legislature. Two or three
military companies are expected from other parts
OF the State. 1t is believed that the largest as
semblage ever seen in Trenton, viii be here on
Thursday.
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DIED.

MRRAYon Monday, Feb. 49, of congestion Of ths e,sr
Hsr,hs E-her, opy dsoshiei OF Jscsb D. ana hs' !"
ray. aged yesis 49,. So, .
irsdBy 2Ih inst AZ oeocs from the Tendsne q
her parents, No. II Carroll IsTk, Brooklyn.
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s,urnsup of the steamer Ashland.

NEw-ORLEANs Monday, Fe6. To, IcgI.
The steamer Ashland from Kanfas hivef 70 new
Orleans laden with cotton, was burnt on the i0h' no
lives were loaf.
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of lie friende The rest Of Tho programme I'd 'his Guy
has not been definitely agreed upon
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUE.

This organization met last night at the Cooper inS :, :,
,nte and made arrangements 10 pay their nspseH 10
The President eloctat the Governors koom0n "ednes
dau nficrnnnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
RECEPTION OF MIR. LINCOLN IN THE ME-
TROPOLtS,

TTIH ENGINES AND TRAIN.
The two engines chosen to draw the train contain
ing Mr. Lincoln and suite, have the significant names
Of Union" and "Con.titniion' Thay ara both
" new large and powerful with l6 by ~ inch cylin-
ders wheels 81 feet in diameter in frame ~ by 80
inches They burn bitumnous coal, each taxing Oh
about tun and half in this city, which sutces as we
were informed at the DEPOT for the round trip 10 Alba
nv and back with some left overto meet any unforeseen
contingency. The engnes viii be decked IN nne rye.
In front flag pole at tho head Of the pilot and sacpoo
70 the smoke.head Of the engine has been put up ro
which will foet streamer bearing the noble wcrds
one case "Cons,iiution" and in the other Uniop
This will fy between two jacks, which nre P'I'D
to the front corners of the engine. What az;
called whips," studded with rosettes w." .,so
aide of the engine and there wil s' " OLA
aags waving from each iron, -'0, ,.
o.. ae.o,od sor v. Lincoln was described IN
The car Designed iOr Il is unlike any other railroad
!o,,o,Uy employed. II was fitted up under
ne"io'e e'. u Of Mr.. Town, Superintendent Of the
'no "A tho Hudson River Railroad Company, and
7ys great taste in i,s internal arrangement. The
Iounges with which it is furnished are Of exquisite
sofness and clascity, covered with dark blue cloth
Of fine texture. The panels ut the ends of the
studded with thirteen silver stars emblematca Of tho
thirteen original StGtes while the panels between the
side windows are covered with heavy blue silk, with
thirty -four sas representing the States Of the Unon
The cost of the was about 1900. The train II is
supposed, will consist Of frst after the engine bag
gage-car, then smokng-car then a for those ac
companyng the President, and last Mr. Lincons car.
An extra car, however, was sent up yesterday, and
will probably be attached to the train.
The Union" engine will run from Albany to POugh-
keepsie, and the "Constitution" will be run from
Poughkeepsie 10 New-York. The train will leave
East Albany at 10 O'Clock a. M, and will stop at four
places only, namely: Hudson, where it arrives at
1856 O. m, Ii minutes; at Rhnebeck, where it ar.
rives at nooni at Poughkeepsie, where it arrives at
at 1929 p. M, 10 nnutes at Fishkl where it arrives
at 0S p. m. at Peekskill where il arrives at lil
p. m., Minutes; arrives at Tbieth street at 3p. H.
The timetable makes no allusion TO q stoppage at
Rhnebeck or Fishkil, but reporter was informed
at the depot that the train would stop at hose places
The following is the
SPECIAL TIME TABLE
For Extra Tyafs oonpeyag The P'edtnt Elect 10 be run cn
Albany 70 Net0- York. on Tse'dav Feb. la.
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sr Cmcx Br) Cspt Saith hence 18th a,t os 70 ns
bck PHO, bos, annie No ~ put pilot On iick
trrisy norn ahou 2. miles T. . r. 81 low y
YVES en,ployedby Cart sHlsn 70 procure
CLcs up 70 this city.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-30
COURT PROCLAMATION.

M HEREAS the Honorable FRANCIS H. KIM
w aELL President OF the several Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the counties posing the 18th Ju-
deial District, and Justice of the Courts of Oyer
and Teuniner, and General Jail Delivery, for the
trial of capital and other offenders in the said Dis
trict-and il, j. SNIvELY and JoHx Taylor, Es-
quires, Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas
and Justices Of the Court OF Oyer and Ternner,
and general Jail Delivery, for the trial of all cap
tai and other offenders in the county of Bedford
nave issued their precept and TO me directed, for
holding Court Of Common Pleas, and General
Jail Delivery, and Court of Oyer and Terminer
at Bedford, on M0FDAY the I'd day OF September
next NoTIcE is hereby given to all the justices of
thePesce, the Coroner and Coustables within tn.
said County ofBedford, that they be then and there
10 their proper persons with their rolls recorlse
and lnqaisitions, examinations and other renem-
hrances, to do those things which TO their Offices
and IN that behalf appertafn to be done. and also
they WHO viii prosecute against the prisoners that
are On shall be in the Jail Of Bedford County, 20 be
then aud there TO prosecute against them as shaI
be Just.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, Bedford, Aug, 2, 1861.