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SALE.

rotice - hereby given that VIII, on the nth dsy
o. Jnne, lsO2, tommenctpg At o'clock g. ~ 81 SAID
ct the door OF the once OF the Clerk Of the Dis
tnct Court Of Lee county. Iowa nj Kokuk expose IT
Puonc sale ard 0Mcsy IN scrordSpce with The terms
OF Deed ofTrust executed by Nicholas gill and Car.
oline GU 10 me, tMasihs Smiley dated the eth
gay OF September, 1853, fied for record the
day. ut 80 O'Clock m and ed IN Mortgage Rok
9, page OFT the following Real kstste, to.wii The
east half or LOT eight In block forty-one H.. in
heias hddttior TO tho city of keokpk, County
OF Lee and S'ae Of Iowa Said Deed Of Trust was civ
en- TO securs the psymsDt Of the sum Of Three Hun
dfed Dollars and Interest, payable according the
tenor Of three promipsory p.tAs Of svea dsts win
said Deed Of Trust forthe Of 500 oacp inter.
est from date The same being DUE and unpaid viii
proceed 70 sell q Aforesaid ht the office pre-
scrbed by said Deed Of Trust, and will make deed
20 the purchaser for the Said sale siil be for
Cash. MARTHA j. SMILEY,
Per MlcRARY BRYCE,
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To Solomon IL. Fonts, and Mrs. Solomon III Fouls
wife of Solomon II Roats
fon, and each OF you, hereby notified thstihere
Is no~ on ie 10 the once OF the Clerk OF The district
a9ar OF Lee COUNTY, lows, 1t Keokuk, . petition Of
Hiram barney, claiming Of Jon, solomon H. Fouts,
the sum Of four hundred and eighty dollars with per
cent interest per aHfn, payable annually ~ money
due on 1--we ~ OFT cages mads by you Charles Mason
and since assigned TO said Hiram Barney October
9Th A. d. 1856 also claiming against each OF you the
foreclosure Of said mortrnge the snc being nYAn he
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter of secion no
Township 81 north range west, in Lee county Iowa
for the purchase money; and further sskinR sale
OF ssid ptenises and general relief na Hniess soa
appear and answer said petition before noon OF
the sIcanl dsy VI the neal rsid aut 10 rom
iasnce nj krokak on the ntti Ati.tay Of kertsmb
4 1895. default will lie eitrsea ngainsl you, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed In said peti-
tion, NOBLE Il STRONG
may1O-dim Attorneys for PlAini6.
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|nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To Curtis Conn, Vim w Bslknsp, csIsh, Cope r.
Co., VIM r l. Ruddick, Jennings + Anderson,
Wheeler, BELIEVE 4 Co., Hugh Kennedy, WIN n
Ewing, Bascron, Beaver Co., W n Ieech, Leon
ard stsrkweather, Love, Bryan and Adams, ChssC
stevens, Tweedy, Moulton and Pinipton, 3 4 J
Hanil, HeniBE 4 woodrun, Wm NJ O florence, A
Q Gstnnah and Nett ehob~s Co., Defendants:
You are hereby notified thet there IL now on hle at
she CLERKS Office Of the District Court Lee county
low. = keotuk, Petition IN equity, brought BY Ed
ward Kilbousne, PRAYING sbr Judgment against you
Curtis r. Conn and William W. Relknap, for the sum
81 Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty. four and
UOIAFss Ind JED DEF rent crest, Tor he
closure q aeertaia bold fof deed made BY and be-
tween Edward Kihourne and said Conn and Belt NJ
and the sale Of my feet on OF the ends u lots
..d also ton feet % the rear ends OF lots ~
and ls1 In block In the city OF keokuk Lee coun-
III lows the extinEushment OF all right and Int
o. al OF said defendants shove named tAsrefs and
also for the appointment Of Receiver 70 take charge
Of said premises, Ssadsss htS md for general relief
Now each OF you must and answer 70 said petit
ZION BY noon OF the second day Of tho next term Of
said Court be holden the lst Monday OF Septem-
bsr 1907, Judgment will be had therein BY default
II. SCOTT HOWELL. N
mayl-d Any for Plaintiff.
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THE GATE CITY.
New - ssNlses tho NeGrOcss

TFrsm the Cincinnati Commercially
Gen. Butler has advanced another steY
toward the solution Of the contrabano
question, and does it in common. sense
matter of course way that il very refresh,
ing. A slave who was in the camp Of
Gen. Phelps, of Ship Island procla nation
notorietY, was claimed Gen. Butler adj
dressed 4 note 10 General Phelps, which
is very shor. and exactly to the point
He tells Phelps il he Las any use for the
boy, keep him. Ii he has no use for
him, put him out of the camp like any
other vagrant.
Why not arm them may be inquired.
Because the prejudice against arning me-
groes is SO strong that it must be respect
ed, and because the negro is not good
soldier without discipline that there is no
time to give him now; and because he
can be employed more usefully tian in
the ranks.
What cante done with negroesy In
the first place, they age acclimated labor
ers. Then they are the best mule drivers
In the world, and mules are the only ami
mails fit for transportation service. They
are excellent cooxs. aud the army needs
above many other things to which more
Importance is attached, good cookery
They are as good nurses as can be found,
and should be used to keep our hospitals
IN order. They are acquainted with the
enemy's country and will serve an impor-
tant service as guides and spies. They
are the best servants To be had and they
will by thousands gladly serve in any ca
pacity for their liberty.
Why then nut put aside the insanity ON
both sides of the contraband question and
use negroes where they will be most USE
full Buffers sagacity is not at fault
this time. be Invented the contraband
theory year ago, and has just now an.
nounced in n dozen words the secret of
It's successful application
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m sy9.d
NJ Office OF FORMATION OF LINZ
AN6f8ss TAp PARTNERSHIP

This may certify that Hambden Buet, Yesident OF
Lane, resident OF the city os Troy, State OF New
York. have associated themselves In limited mercsp-
e Partnership, according 70 The provision Of Chapter
40 OF the Revised Code of Iowa, for the Transaction
Of the Hardware Business In esdcily Of Keokux. nm
der the name snd style OF Hambden Buci, and COS
tnue for the space OF two years commencing on the
LIST day OF April. ISdG, and Terminating the III dsy
Of April, 1894.
he said HAmbden Bucl 10 the general partner and
the said George r. Lane il the spscsl psrtner And
has eOpe abuled th4 sum Il Efx Ihausand uollars
actus1 ctsh Payments, capital the common stock
Of sAba pestncFship. HANBDEN BUEL,
a apr1-dbw dEORGET LANES
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nRIGlNAL NOTICE.


antas ~
You are hereby notified that there In now on nle In
the clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee county
lows, as Fort Madison, ! petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming q Judgment in foreclosure Of ! mortasaes
.gAnst said Joseph Duncan for the sum Of Five Hun
dted Deafs, with ton pcr cent interest from The 6sa
OF Jsnuavy, 1851 and special and general execution
sgainst yon, Joseph Duncan, and for foreclosure OF
mortgage given by said Dancan TO Charles Macon.
rpor the pbrthEest u Of Inc southeasta OF sectiop
township (6!l no rsh. range t6) wcst in Lee scum
w Iowa we sale 81 said premiseS 10 pay on said sbt,
general relief. A - $500 787s
Nov, you each uust appear and answer said petl-
non BY noon OF the second day the term OF said
ID. 1859. II EC0rT HOWEIJ "
msya6 DIV 80 80 r,ssf'-
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may.I.d
i EGAL NOTICE.

- - stks458 Z + s4# tfs
To William Van Keuren, John Van Keufen, Edgar
Thomson:
You, and each Of y0n hereby notified thaE there
nov on fe IN the once OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Lee county. lows. u Keoknk, petition oil
Winston CO.. claiming Of you, Willism Vsn Keute,,
and 1shn Il Vsn ksasen shs ssm of Ftsetn H1n dr-d
November 18th, A. D. 1857 o. money due on promis-
sorry note made By you payxsle the sordsr or X.
Hornish, and secured by mortgage made BY you to
ed n said Winston Co., dated November 18th, D.
fee also claiming against each Of the foreclosure
Of said mortgage, the same bsing upon certain Real
kstats 9Th Me imProvsmesss thereon known ~ tha
DoattnAn Mill property and more particularly dsscrib
ed In SID pctitioh, yine and situate in Lee county
Iowa. nj IN purchass mna ~ aAd further astinr IA
sale Or said pfe Misses and general relief: And IN
leas you susAr md Mssss said petition before
OF the pecppd day Of the Of ssid Court
u commence at K4okuk on the nrst Monday Of Sep.
tebsf, A. D, 16e0 default with be entered axsiast
y04, and judgment rendefed thereon prayed for In
lid pstihou NOBLE tFNOyG
nayiT'a Av'ys for Plaintiff
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lM1BNAL NOTICE.

To " n Bic wart, administrator OF fsaHc Mrf,tasRey
decreased, Maria NcElsskcy. Clark A. AcCiaskey and
Isaac N. Mcllaskeyy defendants
There Is now file lin the Clerks Of the pistric
Court Of LIE county, Iowa, at keoAuk, petition oil
Hiram Hafney, claiming Judgment against you w
X. Stewart. administrator OF Isaac McClaskey, de-
ceased, for the or four hundred and thirty -four
aud 100 dollars with ton per cent interest from The
goth Of May, 1852 upon mortgage made by Isaac Nc.
Caskey, deceased 10 ChaS Msson also for The fsre-
closure Of said mortgage and sale or The eed
premises; being the south half OF the northsss quar-
ter Of section SIX tB ntownship sixty Ave 65 north
Of range ave west In Lee county, Iowa for theex
of the st1ht Of redemptinn and for gem
ersl ralief Now each Of you mus appear and
TO said pettiOM by u the eeeopd Day Of the
term 81 said Court, 70 be held AT Keekuk on the fret
Monday of September, A ID 1869 or tdyfnen hy de
fsut will be had therein ugs inrt you
II, SCOTT HOWELL,
mayq-d<w Attsy FOL Pi'r
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NOTICE.

To DeJoDg, ID Dewey. George W MeCrary, John
Bruce, and Chas Mason
You and each Of you, are hereby notified thai there
is Aie In the oice OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa al Keoknk, petition OF
Hiram Barney, csimine 81 yea, a DcJong, the sum
Of One Thousand Dollars with per cent Interest
per snntssn, payable annually, NJ money dne on b
mortgage made by yeu to Chas Mason. ard since Rs.
signsd 70 AAjd HIRAM Barney dated soh ~ July 1855
also claiming aEainst sash OF the foreclosure Of
said nAOytAAKf. Tire same being uron lots and 1921
Keokuk In Lee county. Iowa for the pu rchase on#y
and further AskiDG for sAls Of SAID premises. and
general relief; And unless you appear and answer
ssid petition Or before Of the second day oil
the next term Of said Court commence at keok ut
the lst snday 81 Ssptemb~F, A. ID, 1864, default
wll be entered against you. and Judgment rendered
thereon prayed for In ssid petition.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
mayI-d Atty for pIa nif.
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ton 70 authorize TIE TRIBUNE, Hero'd. and
Spa 70 advertise the proceedings Of the Corpo-
ration, moved by MIR Brady, come up, but
on motion of Mr.. FrcmeDt, was indefinitely
postponed. Mr. Froment holds that the oroi'
nance 10 reference to Corporation advertising
requires that the Common Council shall anpu-
ay designate the papers in which the proceed
inrs tire 10 be advertised; that this year II mas
not iaen done, Consequently there are 10 Cor'
poratou papers lis colleagues disagree WIN
him; hence blr. Floment, in view OF the iac'
tb,f &iCo zoo per annum--an ample sum Tor
,be proper performance OF the VOLTS "lfe1o!
expended for this purpose upon petty papers Of
yefy limited circulation, is unwilling to increase
the outlay lo1 this purpose TIL the whole matter
is adjusted upon far business principles.
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PURCHASES or VESSELS. .

The report of the Naval CONN ttee, copce,,
iug tie purchase Of vessels for the use of -.
Government, has been laid before the seD,,,
1t was called forth by the long letter Of ssc,.
tary Weles, wherein lie gave the ki,to,v =,
the George u. Morgan transaction. togeh.,
with his views as to its proprety. Tbs docn.
ment will be found on another page. ia.
Committee do not agree with tie Secretary a,
the Navy in his estimate Of the natter hi.
rooted idea that the brokerage was really take.
from the pockets of tho sellers and not f,on
tie Treasury Of the Government, is sunarl,
disposed Of; The statement that the tionsscton
wa. 10 accordance with the custom Of usr.
cLan,s is controgerted. add il is cOoclusy.,
shown that. even if thiI we're true, The cas,cr, /,
immoral, corrupting, tending to extravaganza; .as
specious attempt to show that money had been
saved TO the Government by setting down u,
price asked opposite the price paid is exposed
with little waste Of words; the wOrhlessnesa
of the opinion concerning the affair delivered w
the firm who received $4,000 OF the money
expended for vessels, is made ye,y clear; TIE
course OF English dec.'ions in reference to
by commi sions on sales i,
shown to be sdTcIse 10 tie action Of Mr.
Wel.es; anl, filally, while regrettiag itat 80
Secretary Of Ito Nary could not find il New.
York an agent Who was rot connected with
him or with his family the Committee csa
upon Mr. Morgan to refund the $4,000 10
has received, less reasonable Compensation
for his services.
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LET TEE NEGRO AIONTi

Once upon a time, ond upon a very telu-
pesiuous night, we were jourHeying post haste
with important Intelligence for newspaper in
or possession. We came TO n ferry, and found
tho ltlle horse boat humping ngainst little
pier. We knocked up Chorcn, who put lil
head, IN n night cap, OF Of window. "NOu
" cant 90 over" said he; "you SEQ IL is too
rough "But we NUT go over" responded
We. "You can't, fal bee. " But we ,ciH go
OYER, retOrted we testify. "Let's see you 20
" over" he answered, ard shut the window
What we did do, 1t is unncce airy TO state
but We didn't 90 over.
We understand that petitions to Congress are
in circulation asking Representatives and Sena-
tors 10 "lot the negro alone, and attend to the
' aa'.irs .. he country
To Nhi.h We respond "Icts SEQ you let
" him alone
l'erc ere aloui four mi.ious Of human being
led IN ? condition which, IN q democracy HE
uur9 Is rinpy abnormal cad absurd. A. ore eid
oi your icputIc you A. prcrl1'niag that lll men
a.o DO free and cf-al; and tl,i Freedom and
equality a.a ia,lcat.s rights. 81 TIE other cDd
,gG giving o. lie 10 tFosc sri-tridcnt truths.
Ani yor cARect thing. to q along sncoihly 4.
.ycl c2p,c, Whe, you pa. tie acid and p..aii 30
,ct..r da. ..em a.lI b. % cGcoesccncc.
- t.e .,c9id place, We affirm that the iayc-
lo.tmis 20 arm', simply hecaa'e You have lo. De
ego a,ore, or ha,e nisd 10. 10 lei slm,4
ipue in, ia The least 10 p.saae sia,eho.jer,.
l.,5 pie.,r 10 lc .4.e.'cred Win, ifyou MI oi!
20 1t IN ih,.s way; j. yen VIII ps;ci and tinlc.
or ttem, by innl-io-mouih legislation; il J,G
,ui ga,s territorial bills iayoirs the.r migration.
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in May permission was obtained to enro,
" Reserve Corps" in ADDITION u the voluute.,
AID 10y the lst Of June the whole force Of :.
State UNDER The command of Gen. Lyon w.
1880 men. The whole Of this fo,c. u.
raised Ia st. Louis, aud "at ls,.t. a..
Col. Harding, four-ffths of it were Germ.
To this was added further number Of about.
thousand Of Home Guards. who were rI,o.t y
charge Of the lines of communication. AHA.
were three months men. The six uon,.,
men number about Elk thousand. and tbe vi
uHteeTs for the war ore about thirty.four a,n
sand.
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or NATIONAL DEBT
gP0y NATIONAL PROSPERITY.

The Iloanders, about The year 1850, otter
alording the Nnost conspicuous instances OF
heroism in battling the tyranny Of Spain and
petual Public Debt. The hostility Of ,hc arts
locracy and tie apathy Of tho people, on The
accession of the Dutch Stakeholder, William,
10 tLe English throne, coupled with lis desre
10 participate in tie quarIels then gong ou on
tue Continent, led 70 the naturalization ia
England, forty years later, Of the system which
had already taken root in nearly every country
in Europe whose credit was worth pawning.
Before the close of Williams reign the pub.
lie expenditure was doubled; " Public Debt
Of more than SEQ 100000 was incurred; aud
tie British Government and people were fairly
committed 10 n system 30 monstfou- in its of-
fcct-, 30 marvellous in it, influence upon their
fortunes, is almost to stagger belief
What has been The effect upon the people Of
England of the monttrous aud unprecedented
,oad of debt and taXttion which they have
been made to bear This il an inquiry Gdl
Of interest to us III tine when We are rush
ing 10 single year iiom al expenditure %
$40, 0CO, GOO per annum TO one Of s7OO, 100000
An amount exceeding by moIe than $780,.
100000 the expenditure OF England in q.
ma1dest y,ar oi her mad era sde age..st
Trance when. in addition to supporting beg
own bgGy and navy, she vac suhIzins
nearly every power or tie continent Of Europe.
Let ~ contemplate some Of tio irui.s of a
great public debt, and see whether We ar
prepored--jn order that the conspirators Who
nave torn IN sbreds the national compact, and
are Gshtiug desperately 10 destroy the national
lie, may continue to onioy unimpaigcd, ,ho
hight to hold IN bondage four million Union
'ucn--;o condemn 10 y Slavery, inorc hopc'osl
ban tlas in which tho black Iaco il held, our
own pc,ieriiy. You that are ,or " Ihc : sAts
" Of Wlite .aen' consider whether yea ale r,o.
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Dr o. 4. Browuson, who is go wei known
a. prciOuad Roman Catholic daleCticiln de-
i.vertd q lecture on The Abolition Of Sav-
cry, in Boston, last Tuesdo! evening, ia the
course of which he affirmed, |. That L" the
" old Union is irregoeably gole;" and ,. Tint
ave are to como out OF this contest = more
L" united people than ever before" Upon these
two points we respectfully and altogether agree
With Dr. BTowpsOn. There 10 nothing paradox
cal in biz remarks; and + there were, il ould
be justified by our anomalou' political cond.-
ton.
Speaking for ourselves, we can honestly
SAY that for thot Old Union which wac
kept in existence by Southern nenaces and
Northern concessions, We have no regrets ord
no wish for It's iecoBstruction. Who wants
any Union which can ONLY be preserved by
systematic wrong and organized political blln-
uelsl Who wants any Union which is nothing
bu. sentiment 20 hacker Fourth Of JAY ora
tions WitLa! Who wants 10 see rcre. cd T..
tho next quarter q ccnlury, ihc trial.. tor.
mcEts, insults and emLarrlssments 10 which
SO h.so aigeedy been subjcct,d; and esgcci 'lly,
this continuity impeding and alHay continent
.src1t ol irea,.u, whenever an obro,ious poll
&C., g. TO Doe forced, in the interest o. oh,,y,
upan ls--wAo wants 10 seq th,s res.oT,I 10 lie
o.d AID magical po;oncy- ia;,uIa,ipg tie
a.aR, oycI5rurlas tlc arac.f:', scotch
ilc honest aud tae hcon'ie, making mere
hoa'lcui.l jumbo Of cur Chi tauay. tat mere
90 gMaI. sut.erluee Of our lass! Who vents
= lion 10 be- raiaiaia,d ouiy g! uc en-. c.ou'
re . 81 a. utl Caro.iDiau' octl'!--i tn.op
90 ca $50 ale bound 10 r-pcc', b." HAch
are chartered 20 disregard 10 soy.
-fcign pleasure -CAion, that TIE n.4a-on.iAs
y sar,hy may cra"l eomiogiali! aIo.s 20 tie
a. s,,aie Of its iuioe9c5 a.G injustice, Wilt
.re hep watch ali vscf, with oil 9 s.ols
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No wonder we are in dagger OF Ne,ioui
destruction. When We see how tho beet of
men among us are deprayed and degraded a
soul, aud converted into foes Of light aid truth
by tho corrupiing poison Ct Slavery, We canad
be surprised at the accumulation AID interag
of the merely external evils aud peril b. wSled
the Republic is beset. Professor Henry. sEs
Of tie scieut'fc elOries Of The couu;ry, soeinSly
protests against the utterauce in Washin.oa
Of sentiments Of hostility to tue SUN Of Ill
yueinies;" and Cen. Franklin, one Of
lie most enlightened AMI accomplished
officers 10 tie Army Of the Potomac pro.
nounces "irccndilry" ard Trchibts pen
20 which Slarery is denounced as tie caas
# the Rebellion Fifty years heace such
aliectiouste and sympathetic defense toward tie
accur.ed Institution will be- "a incOHceivals "
Americans as the fol.ies aad crimes Of res<'s'
superstition now appear to us; buy It : neao
Inc less most instructive symptom q tho
extent TO which tho minds OF even good eDd
cultivated men arc perverted By that slaePa'
evil. Away with II flom The land
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A private letter from Col Lelsm' Of 'le rs'D'
sylyania Roundleai Regiment now 1T foH H''.i
pays Tire following tribute 10 relative o. 'A' ''''
larry Of tho Treasury:
Mi. Ctsse cousin Of tic seerrts-y o.. sac =
,..t,, ,rl en- wei ssli.fed sh,. her le'sip'' '1
f.e of The p.y,.s soldi'is sck IN ny h'sG4.- "a.
I've. ii more tl.sn nfy of ply beet men. s"' $50, \,
live. Of NJ Blown" IAs Casr iin slt iAe.''
r. ,i,,,.y I'D .i;GgDs sttel5l. siiis 'N-' us.
F,a,e,.e,, Nishfirgsle who has deyotrdt - 60 y.
t..,,. a., s.ncd - cody Geys by ns-. 49, ~.
,.,s.ay ~ cs b. LEE "a tho army oi sle th =,
o. wa i.-errs .catA'icn nd the thos'ali -
~ ,crt .. i.a she has steadily pefie'e'e'
.ss. Ina iatimvia.,l - others. NAea =,
,,h,t hon, two 20 four Of or men d,d camp ~ ~.
- ur,es TODD oaha.y g. tie hosri.al -h.' g "a,
tt and diving a, only a de,a oi woan.p G." la a
.t., t,o when ,h. dreaded GOES, fs,of sels' ~ =
-, -i. nd 81. 90 ass-ro. rs. shat she - '' ' -,
.. R,f,a.-le deter ined effort g. ir sc iis - ~.
o.. 5i.e.., Of The body ard succeeded, ind '"' a,
u.,,t b.r ro,, again believe ale oHpeo1' ~ lx
,t,, Incl, ,e,. ,ocncr ~ laie., to No eEd iha -.
Am n l5. =, ths s,yi.s &c hcg ceua!y ''A'+"
h.lIra T. h,r." ~
Mrs. Pr,le,i,A marie Of Dergeh County ii :,
lied a few days ago. This lady, who lai ,'''' 49,
i,b. advanced age OF :, yeafs, was no taller A'' y
DIARY quls Of toGr o. i've s,1nnersi eil w." q,
l1,n,p;u in exc, bos iD,cllees wss nni1i - =.
Inc Inns O. her death, aoi until short .i''c 80 g,
v,s az sg.e,ly az Ally other per-oH ~ ser a. Ssu
bola be5.les wno was Ja iew iscteS r''' '''''
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Uuslrcse N0lres.
IvTonr,Sr FAcrs.--Ccnetaut Whiting iof

IMPORTANT FACTs.--CCnetant "ril''g io'
q. month. i, Done clea,cr With Cord isn' 'uai
.,..lP.tt: utr. lore. il /. economy TO re ''" w
rsrGripoa 5eraias nnclansoi by !e,'' -,
u'' ,,.l.,, aiforn,ity Of whiting ootdaed olly
3, tac 1851, cr &c Go'lPea
,s-r.l r. ready end rel4Ois 'is tle Steel
NE o Condemned ard ron o-e selected ilefe-
III. . ,,. sowing c. time ir tio .e Of 'Ae Gold Per
.v.n,aay oes.c, or elasticity, 30 tat
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The Tepor. Of Adjutout-Geueral Harding io
GOV. Gamble of Missouri, places that STATE IA
an hnnoru le position n, 10 tLe number oi mon
sho has supplied Tor ths war. On tie ga o.
April, in answer to the Presidents lroc.oma-
ton, tho Arsenal at ~. LOUIS WAS thrown
oqon lcr The reception Of trocpa' anu two thou'
-ai& ,en ,nrnli0d t.,ms,,ci that 10y, and IA
tie course Of q. ga. iour thousand i've
hundred mer. had been raised oad aGl 'eei'
m,pt in part, toward tie quote ot rci''
n.oLA y,L,c,, to STAKE Was - furnish. ENrp
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~ rirlkes be- that these l!Llle msILei. mlsli

The Hon. J. Brooks, in 3 let.es 20 Ia' Il
PRESS. full of deuunciatiOn Of all wac doh'
love Slavery, Gays that, il lie VIII, the Ffei'
dent lean break down this civil war II 81
months by demonstrating TO TIE South 'la
- icbai 1t is 6gkliag .jor IL slrsadg has Gsce'
d" RE Constitution"
That il 70 say, tho right Of seee''ioh tli
of extending Slavery without end. 'eH!' no
Hon. j. Is. is the wisest OF men.