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BARR GLApoLA, Davis, hence for Hong Kong before
s S.sS ;.s s 'sa on s 4
ssisap, Ne sted in American Lioyds Al. owned By
na-rot, tpmL,. June sss-The American ship ssreamer
20 London pr Nswp9s n ballast ran ogsy hs .ehr
Lon ~, the ss her CO s: Ssw
s.i 1ss S s, . ss rAss arrived
spoken. &c.
SEP stsss ss s:ss eac hence for Hong Kong Nay
SIP Dione from Liverpool foa cAlao, April o. LAT Ass n.
snip Uncle Joe pInkssm, from C.re FOR Eyorr Jana
20 IN the English Chsnnel;
Rsns tnss for Cork a. before cporsiJ July Ia 80 Is
A,%ors from VS., Indie. FOR Iss.oa. Juy s,muss
Foreign Porte.
s.s All tsr 1yat iSst ss.s n:.'Hs
ssa g, u sd AN c.rniois aossls ' AL.
Awss. .Inl PASSED. isns chccver, from shsnshss
ss'r o SlsR a. sa
s s..o snis
for DO M Bel, lds.s J.sl.on s.n 90 Tor ii,eIpooi
sa H. kSy i Ssaoss ' Ii los. Ma. ay''s
S:ss y A., sy S.. On
Ap s,.. Homer q. Scr Hong Kong d
BAIAyA, Nay t-in port ship sonora. Brown, from Sos
Bissxls Nsy GsArr Asa Kidridss, Coleman. New xcs-
leanu, b. bloudei. hiken, Port Louis 9th. Hsla
seysns Luenos AyFes. Sid MsyS Mary 0'Brsn. vsspor
BARicol June ie-Ia port schrs n Hunsen, fer NYsrh
July 81 Sassn FAriA Tor do Sth
CARp,ry. lne x-Arr Fanny Buck, 0weosser. Pymouth
18th, ltana I.nAhsm. Smyrns; Warwick, Green, Mon
trsidso.
cossrAsrsons. June lo--sld A Bradshaw. Fish. Pa.
mouth y.
CRossIDr June sIn por, ships vogs Evaids for Nos.
Ton aba zsh; Andoyer Kennsy Cor NYorS bark fenson
CoLosso, Nay x1-sld sunbeam, o6eii WORK.
CALCUTTA May fz-In port ships Edward, Haley
Wales. Lincoln. and North Atlantic, Graves for bosopi
Glover keim for do log; Victoria tBr) for San Fran
OF dg At ports sior Lord wides for DO rrrsirns
Gertrude Young, Tor Coombo Albert Gallaan, sloier;
Brewster punlhr Addison Gbert Cook, ha Loch Lamar.
Randall. oDo; bark Chesetier, Perkins, for China.
Went TO from Saugor Nay g. Starlight owes Boston,
9th, BELLE OF the West Hawes 10; 18TH L5rens liza aln
Mauman; ith ohs,np!on. hs6ss Ntort lcets Glover
a. III: Sta Len, Alo1snd6r, Mauritus
CuRlqoi JUNE FIN port Dutch brig Venus from Nyork
dir; 6r Euphemfs, for dc.
Crapsxs s June io--Arr Manxoni Csrio- Eyorh: w q
Clark Crawford Key west 2sth Ftsh BERNARD Bajti.
mere, q II kennedy San Portland; PiacAhsh Fairch,ld
Ihladelphis; Mcr.la &C, t,yt aud Mscssnaw, Ecses
wood. Esy West land eli sansday Tor Pk,ladphaJ July
list sam Sheppsri, Jevslt, tiork. -"
sd Jiiy si, banibold Bryant and sea Foam, Coopbs
Dok Laueta roWn Priladllpha, I'd, Acadia, GusIns
Boston; Fannie 4 lie5 Bartlett, Philadelphia.
GfsstuIao# June l@--trr LyStrder Glover, Rcstoa.
lo,r Gierf4esos, Cole KYofs 21, J5a Warren SpsrrST
Asp~a, "a, Ps.agndeI Rsbinson, DO; LA Thompson
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A IrFK ON THE OCEAN WAVE WOULD pouBTI Esg-
IA b pls.san sort r. thing vero nu accompanies
W that disapeeAbic complaint He'd SCR sieAncs Happii
Tor tousists navis torB excuron wny
BY the sea eide. pleasant and cests preventive n
this delilinin& m,aoy eAsM n ~ uss OF
TIE CCGEAC, FrENCiI BrTI EMS,
without which scnSbie icing should rpon steam.
eli r. steam boat sh schcors soop, smack sn under
pain OF dsera Wired Of bowels anI prus.
uAton Of the system No ravsler su.d
Journey without Eese otlers. ~hIah VII De found
liable 70 pleasure seekers I'D preventive sick
nc bilious ats ks c.rr dysrntcry, feycrs, asues
aud every III Az sscn-sonis, hcs Tbe genuine CoEnae
Bltes are imported ONLY by S.SbLlkFEL! agent. No.
~ kassau street. ana solo ~ rim and H. Y. OAKLEY No.
IL FAX row. aud all Druggists and liquor dsalcrA
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City IntelliRence.

TIM FRESCn PROTESTANT CHURCH, FRASxIu s1Rzn-
Services viii be held for the last time this church
morrow morning. The Rev. Dr.. verren, pastor, viii
preach. The church erected BY the congregation
Twenty second street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
will be dedicated the LIST OF October next The old
church In Franklin street 20 DO hosp
tai for the sick and wounded soldiers.
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THE GREAT BAeE BALL MArcnEa

TO MoRRovs
SUNDAY MERCURY
win ccn,sn full rar,cua Of ae Getting series Of Base
the Ecssor cab OF Bro9in aud the Dssson Clubs and
THE CHAMPION MATCr
hetweeu the Atlantic aud Eckford Cubs for the silver ball
THE VERY LATEST SE@s BY TELEGRAPH
received ] New York, - - -. -
royehcr with Fashions lie In~llsenss Sunday Table
In. SUNDAY HEEGtRY exceect In circulation Ne esus
ttoed is<aes OF all the other Suuasy rspara
OEgcc LIS ra;sen street.
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TO THE EDrroR OF THE HERALD.
responsible person. IN proper manner, denies my
ssmsls relative 70 Ne spssd of steamers Adratc ana
Vanderbilt, viii be happy 70 produce The proof 81
shorter passage thar have yes claimed for the Adria
tic; but cannot do % upea the ungsntleuAnly denial
Of ysur anonymous correspondent Scotia" Years,
truly, J. J. COMsToCK
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UNPARALLELED PERFORMANCE.
Base han Match at Bostcn.


Ths base bail game bstwesn The Exco!si.r Cisb OF
Brook yn aud tbo hJsdoin cub IF boston ssAuhsa In
isror of NV FORMER ~ score VI 80 against IL.
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Nh. BoNyACE's BxxsrR AT I'M NEW BowmY TH1Ann.--
The New Bowsry theatre win DO respsned tonight for
the bsrsns Of that popular aetsr Mr.. O. @. Boaiass
An sxssllsnt bill s announced.
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BELOW
Bark Sally Gay, from -.

SAILED.
steamships Northern Light Aspinwai; Argo Pcrt Royals
. Spaulding, Baltic.
Wind At sunset 8, light.
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EvxREr HoUsE.-ws understand that this favsrts
hotel has changed hands, Mr. Brtoa owing 70 III health
having disposed Of IL 10 Messrs Ksrnsr Birch, the
suscsssful landlords Of The Clarendon Hotel lessrs
Ksrnsr Birch, who also manage he Ocean House
Newport, vie with stevens In knowing how 70 keep .
hotel.
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Ssief pr b..................
ABOVE 70. ~ Dutch standard sna
not seovs ~. IS, In color. per d..
Above 10. is. not sioys dri.A, sod
mot kssvs No. 40, Dutch stsndard,
IA ooinr, pei ~.
Above No. 20Is.ch stascsrd n cnlcr.
vi ls's,,..,.,,,,t......,,
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vABnIoN COURSE. l.. I.--rROTTTN0.
FRIDAY. July 11-Purss and stake 9126, nile heats.
best three In i've.
Mr. Mclaughlin named b. e. Lofty..............1
Mr.. whitson named &. General Hslleck.. q q
Mr.. Oakley saInsd blk. g Honest Whit. ....2 q
ri2e, 146k-246-2]e.
SAKE DAy-purss $780, mile heats, bsst three In Ave,
In hArnsss.
b rsllman entered br. G. Msmpon.
d. mace entsrsA b. Z. Lady Sherman. .........2 q 2
Time, 236-2.56--2S6.
UNPARALLELEp PERFORMANCE.
The famous Bashsw uotter Lantern with the running
Eedng Sock, driven by Daniel Mace, nado the most
wonderful Performance. Thursday evening ever be.
fore known. The horses were harnesssd 20 Mr. Bon
ner's road wagon weighing, with blankets and hoods
unisr the seat, $50 pounds aud after slight warming
up were started In presence Of Few competent
The horses went on at tremendous rate ~ speed and
performed the nrst bali milo IN minlas and sevsn
secsrds. Lantern being urged incautiousy broke uy
twice % the nox half mile, bat nosw these
mshaps he finished the milo in po minutes and t,os,
seconds, the greatest performance ever known. THIS
was the hrst time that Mace pulled rom over
Laatern Mr.. Conner says he thinks he owns other
horses that are equally as fast as Lantern, aud can
even beat he above wonderful time and that ,orns
afternoon whsn Socks Ia at leisure he intends to give
bis mare Fatblth Maid trial 10 the same weigh. that
Lantern Vas hsrnssEad TO.
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MUSIC At TEE CENTRAL PARx-Thore will be music q
the Central Park, usual to-day under the leadership
Of Harvey Dodwortb. The following ID the programme
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To j. A. Bishep, Alice Bishop, w Clark Henry
Taylor, EDWARD Brooks, II and II II hllmore, and
Xix, Hale d Co. Madison Reed, harrington d
Co., Thomas Davis Eli Seely, howe Pierce u Co.,
S Boner. and Noble q strong, Defendants
You are hereby notified thai Ihsre Is on ble hi
the Clerks oice or the District Court La county
Iowa. at Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney, claim
ing judgment against Won, J. A. Bishop, for the
sum OF Oar Thousana Dollars ptsh tea per cent. la
est from the goth az rii, 1892 upon your mort
gage given 10 d. W. kiboaIne, upon lots Z, q, 2. TO-
II and ~ In block 20 in Monrose Iowa and ~ against
san all the foreclosure Of said mortgage aud sale Of
Eald tftst and for general relief with costs.
Nps, Won p,ust sppear and said petition by
~ t6 second dAs OF The term Of said courI
10 be heid " kcbiHk on the FIRST Monday Of sertFm
Der A. u 1rsr juGg n4c I b" hEd III er.ip sganst
you BIZ delallii H. hgUfT HOWELL.
LIE Ally fat Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


III Leantier Harbine, Elizabeth Harbins J M Hiatt,
Efliun Z Hiatt. Rix, Haif Co. kced cutler 20,
II REYNOLDS Samuel Boalman. Iti nies Martn,
George q Anderson, II SoeA man HstchS Thomp-
son, Charles Par cons h Co., II Foster, Fakten
IncHss
You and each Of you, hereby notified th.t ihes
IL now n file III the ufce 81 the CLERK of The District
Court Of Lee eeunty, Iowa al keoknkY Fftuinn Of
Reuben Harbine, claiming OF you. fieanaer llafhihs
the sum of Sixiee Hundred and ihtt.f hesen usfars
with six per cent. interest per annun payable aIhu
ally, a. balance due on pfomissry note, on WHICH
Judgment has been Obtained made by you, ssid Loan
der Harbiue and secured hy mort gsTe executed ~
yon 20 sail Reuben Hatbine dated eeetAber ID. A.
1859 also claimirg seabst Of .tu he foreclosure
81 said mortgage the being uioh certain hea
Estate In tn. cry keokak. Ice county, tvwa tHnr'
parfeuiaris described In said nori1aEs and pfthor
al ~ prss itz for correction Of errr il ihe ifscrri
Of the lnor age premises; and further ing tpr
sale II said premises, and general relief.
ufslrss you appear aud ahswer said petition or
or before noon Of the second day Of the next trm
said Court 10 commence at Keokuk on the first Mon
day OF September, A. ID. 1862, default VIII be outer
ed against you, and Judgment rendered thereon q
pray ed for In said petition,
- NOBLE & STRONG,
iyo2-a4w Att'ys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James watson
RIx Hale d Co.'s 7 Adair III. III. Black aid III.
StAnnus, defendants
You are hereby notified that there is now on file, In
the Cierk, Office OF The District Court ~ lee County
Iowa, mt Keoknk, petition oi ilirtH barney Claim
ing Judgment aa anst you, Aaiu f1hn, for the sun
or -Four Hundred Dollars upon nQrsaRc given se
Chas. Mason, upon Lot three 90 Block two hundrec
and two f2s2), in tity OF ks kuk, Lee couny. Iowa
and as agsinst you ALL the foreclosure of said mort
gage oFsai ot and for other equitable relief
Now you must appear and answer said petition by
noun Of the sscond day of the next term OF said Court
to be betd in uk the first onday Of September
A. d. 1862, Judgment will be had against BY O.
fault
H. SGoTI HOWELL,
~ is d4w Au'y1nr Plaintiff
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I EGAL NOTICE.

To Caroline 4 Reeder and +. II. Harrison
You aud each Of YOU hereby not fed that thrre
Is file In tie Office of the Clerk - the Dtstrtt
Court Of Lee County lows, at ktpSeb a teftiior "
1eaea Ruadsck claiming ~ Ntt trfrlEr L, itreGrr,
"a Tbrusnnd Dollars 81 tft, lfouis sury
mole. and elstslig asstf%t iat tee foreclosure
= HortEaee cxsenie - saIG Iars,il Sc n Feeder
on certain real estate Ia Lee County loss, TO secure
said note.
And unless VI yon sppesr and aDswer said petit
tion before on the second day OF the next
September term Of said District Court OF Lee County,
to be heidst HecRuk, decree viii be rendered
| against you ~ prayed for, by default
RANKIN d MILLER,
iunei9-6im Plaintiffs Auorreys.
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nRtGMAL NOTICE.

qo Fhos. } Lace, Ell Van Sickle, A. NJ. Carpenter
H. 4, spelman- r. Mcrithe~, Alfred Asdrews
John Y. Slaughter, J. B, Browa. W. + Turner, as
sirnee or VIM n Farmer Il Co, Geo. G.. hnders0 on
Rix, Hale q Co, A, G. Thorn + Co., aud James Bra
de- n, defendant 81
You are hereby notified that there Ia on file In
the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa at Keok uk a petition Of Hiram Barney, claim
ne iud rmeni against yon, Thouas J. Luce, iSr the
snm Of Sly HUI dred Dollars upon certain Desn OF
Trust riven to D. w. Kiibourne, 10 secures payments
Of purchase money 10 Marsh, Lee DeiavAn upon Lots
ono ia lWo f7} and thrae ta BlotR eighty-efght t)
in the City OF Keoknk and ainst you all caimin
forecosure said Deed of Trust, the sale OF lots
IN said bioak the extipgais hment oil the equity
Of redemption, andfor general Tehef
Ne~ seuHsast each appear an HHs"ef ssfa petition
BY noon The seeond day OF the next term OF said
Court, 20 be held Mt Keokuk The frst Monday Of
September. 1b6a, orjndgrment BY default WIZ oe fad
therein Hgainft YOU. ii. sGol ho y ELI,
jufsls.d4w Any for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To A Kinnear. Rebecca Baldridge, John G Bald
ridge, Samuel hsidridge. and G Mccullough, Ad-
mtnisirator Of Baldridae. dec u, Defendants:
You are hereby notihfd thai Their 10 now file the
oice q tie District Court or Lee county Iowa
at keokuR. anrt'tion and amended petition OF Hiram
Harvey praying for judgment aFanst yru, ID. A..
Kinnear for tle sum Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars,
upon your mortgage u Uhas. Mason, upon the East
hslf OF the Northwest quarter OF Section fa6,l also
5o-i0o acres sdtofning the west, all In Tow nsl
OIL North, Range i61 West; also, ten acres In the
Southwest II q the Southwest e Al OF Section I2
Township loD, Range l6I West. In Lee county. Iowa.
and against You ALL the forcciosure of said mort
gage, the sale of said fSHd tho of the
equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Now, you must appear and answer said petition by
OF the SECOND day OF The neNt September of
said Court, 10 be hald ~ keskuk the tiss Monday
OF September 1909, or judgment will be had therein
against yon by default
SCOTT HOWELL.
je2a~dA. Att'y for pt'f.
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~ is aaw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Adam Spohn, James Watson, Xix, Hale Co.. J
r. AdaiT, H. NJ. Diaek, VIM Stannus, and Geo W.
Caldwell
Yoa hereby notified that therc 10 Eow on file In
the Clerks Office Of the Dist fie Court Of Lee Count,
Iowa at kecknk petition in equity OF ir am Barney,
claimin jude ement against you, Adam Spehn, Tor
sum Five Hundred Dollars upon sour mortgage
given to Charles Mason, upon lots ~, and two CD.
block corr in the City of Keokak, love- and NJ
against you ALL praying for the sale Of said lots the
foreclosure OF taid mortgage, the extiognis OF
Tie equity Of redemption, aud for general relief.
Now, each OF mus. appear and aIswer raid peti-
ton by noon Of the second day Of next term u
Cent. 10 be held at keskgk ep the ffyt 10 nday
~ September 1867, or judgment will be had therein
by default as PRAYED for. II SCOTT HOWELL,
,uiyts d3w plaintiffs Attorney.
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ARIGlNAL NOTICE.

To Charles Reps, Helena Reps, Paul semmes T.
scmmeson, ID. +. Wilcox, John Bewer, trustee.
X Y. Bower. X. l.. kuddiek, Tho rp, Smith d Han
chett, defenGants:
to,isrc he reby notified that there IL nie in
the Clerks Once of the District Court oil Lee County
lows, ni keokuk petition IN equity by Vim. II vii.
hAms, claiming Judgement against you. Charles
Reps and Helena Reps for ihe OF Two Thouss ID
one Hundred and Fifty and ninety -two-one ham
aredth poias. upon certain mortgage given The
I3h Of November. ieas o him upon len OF hand
in the South east quarter of ssetjun PAL, township
l65), rspge lSl in Lee osuss fs~a The correction
in description OF the land In said Hsha II
read .teu acres In shape I'm the North-t
OF he west half offhe south eat quarter -
sc. the saieof s-td land the eyin ghithmeni re.
dempton and general relief. with ecrts-
Vow ,oH must appear and aus~-r sid petition by
Of the seeena day OF the 81 said Court
~ be he Id al KeokHk The first Montay OF Sertem
her, 1863 judgement prayed FOR By default viii be
ha Il gsiptt you H. SCOTT HOWELL.
juIyis-dlw Plaintiffs Attorney,
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jy22-!4w
THE STATE OF IOWA.

70 lessee G.. Wickersham:
jr:-Yon are hereby notified that there Is now on
file In The ofca The Eierk Of the District Court 81
Lee Conn Iowa. a. GeSkns, petite 81 Amos Her
kle ntifi, lamipg OF you fhe sam ~ &fts5 OF
us Inoey just. due Linn vi pom notes, ore
of said notes payable to sH'3 f""thh or efoer we
others pa, abie divers perAots Ard eudorsed and
10 pininttH and upon FIVE accounts for cef'
tain hogs and othcr property By YOU terchased OF al
vers persons and them assigned soptaariE aud that
an chment has been issaed by the cleFh " raid
Court ul,on said petition upon which certain Of oui
property has been attached.
Now unless you appear aud answer said petition or
OF before noon the second day Of September, le62
that beiI the second day OF the next term Of saie
Court 10 be holden Eeokuk default will be entered
ana gment rendered agains. ven thereon
EECk o. HEATH,
iulyfg.d Attss Tor Plaintiff.
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TTyHE FLORENCE" SEWING MACHINES
i make poua pirrKEHHT stitches on oueRsa
the samo Machine Thus the Lock, nnuBLE
LOCK, KonT and pouBts KNOT, all OF which make
the seam alike on both sidos OF the fabric
Either All can be produced while the Machine
Is In motion vi 1859 @2#f&
They have tho REvkKsEisLE Fixed MOTION,
which enables the operator 10 have the work
essry either way, or 10 Change the direction and
fasten the end Of scams, which, together with
making \ iung and short stitch is done simply
by tufning thumb screw. fttst fs
Their motions are all rosITivE. There are
spsines TO get cut OF order They so
simple that the INST inexperienced San work
them perfectly aud with ease They NOISE
LxLass, and can be used where quiet is necessary.
They are the FASTEST SEWERS In the
WORLD, making ave stitches 10 each revou-
tion. They oil y siEeSscs. Their 81 Itch II the
wonder Of all, because gifts combines Ell As rscI-
rt, sra EHara and REAUry. '.s-t AZ as3t
For circutafs and ssmpe OF work, address
g. ~. EN- M ERkON, Agent.
"A YSa8sEM y Fourth ~, bet Main K BIondeau,
ise-d KEOkUK, IOWA.
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rITY BOOK STORE. t
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Ne1tto Banking House or VIM. rhompsonA Co.

New Books.
The City Book Store 10 this day In receipt Of The
follow ing choice literature:
Ccei Dsesms ~ Thsodors Winthrop.
John Brent I" a. -
shsdow In the House, by Saunders.
The Household ~ Boaveris BY Southern Lady
Songs In Many Keys, by Holnss.
Pecoliections of Shelley and BY rOn, by TrelAnny.
shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The RcJectedktons, by , vivginian.
Tom nurke's School bays at Rugby.
DeQuincy' Opium Eater.
" Literary RemIutsc ences
Theotogiosi kssays,Ae.
hood,s Poems, Bias aadtold.
I.ongfsllow = Poems, Blue and Gold.
Esxess s3.Ass
Mrs. JAneson,s Loves Of the Poets, Blue 4 Cold,
ChAIecteristics. Ac.. - :.
:. Studies, &c, g
90 Italian Painters, 8.
:. .' Lagend ofthe Madonna" y
+ Sketches OF Att, :" +"
90 Diary, &c. !" -
He xthorne's NJ sybleFasn
- House Of the seven Gables.
~ SeafJetLctter.
- Asssss, from Old MAnse.
- Twice Told Tales.
Snow lmege.
!" Blith1dale komanccs.
Longfeiiow's Hiawasha.
q Evaageins.
The above Books will be sold at Publishers prices
The public invited 10 call and examine the stock
febs d J. W. OGDEN.
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THE CITT.
~ Extract from poem read by Mr..
C. a. Damn n the New York Mass Meet

G. q. Dam N the New York Mass Meet
ing, judy 10Th: 4
Only once In every lifetime the hour for 10
prove
The depth the truth the earnsstness Of pasrsse love-
Only once in every lifetime the people thiliinE
Jar .l4A
That purines the nation in the crueibie of war,
Which xindicssss the huor .! ,he TFath and proves
the might
or the Hsser.thwarirsi purpose which IL founded III
the right.
And God will safely guard The man and make MN
ldoubly strong,
WHO battles en- the Of Right against The cause OF
wrong.
To the camp nshfueA Potomac, to us oiood-saainso
throbbing strand j,
Points lAe plain, anerrlns Anger OF Gods inyecating
hand,
And hear the thrilling voices OF the martyrs one by
one, az.4 4t& *tit ts0@ ,Iag
ssying "FkErxrs Or IA glory, mAiis tAes'y laborte
BE- dost - 50 ,9U& Aa3@ y Got
And can ] stand here idle while hear my ,nnlry,s
exiiy #{st aAE@& t@
while the gloom Of treason round the Unions
temple fall. fu
No. IutrAsp the sword OF duty and move cnwsri In
the van,
TIE the deeds OF which birss TnE Aexs and uphold this
RieBTs OF MANI
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EAp-QrARTxas 2lsn REs'T Mo. voLUsTkERs,f
First Brigade, 9th Division OF Tennessee. {
Ghewalla Tennessee, July 9Th. Ioos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

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The New York herald., 1862-04-19

day bill providing that the compensation Of the surs
veyors Of Customs ~ Albany and Troy be Increased 70
$500 per annum, and that any Deputy Collector -
Inspector appointed for Of thos ports may pers
form the duties OF Collector or Inspector at the ohss
said ports Senator Harris said that by this arrange
eni three four thousand dollars year may bs saved
to the government.
PAYMENT OF CLAIMS ON THE TREASURY.
The condition of the Treasury now enables the Score
tary payment In cash Of all claims Of dates
prior to November 1864. including claims settled by
the st. Louis commission. and 1t s expected the Novsm
Der claims will also be paid in full within few days.
All other claims without regard to date will be paid
presentation desired heretofore, eighty per cent
certificates and twenty per cent In cash
WITHDRAWAL OF REBEL TROOPS FROM THE RAPPA-
HAMMOCK.
II has been ascerained beyond doubt that the main
body Of tho rebel army Of the Potomac have been ans
ferrsd 10 the peninsula reps the advance Of General
Mcclellan.
The New York herald., 1862-04-19

pohement the swindlers hope to lull the public
vigilance, SO that the measure may be rushed
through unopposed. Let the honest. country
members be on their guard, then. From the
city members we can expect nothing; for
they are too much infected with the malaria of
Wall street and the lobby; but the country
members can save this city franchise worth
several millions Of dollars, by defeating the
designs of that gang of unknown beggars for
charters called the Broadway Railroad Com
pany. Will they do itf
The New York herald., 1862-04-19
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MosRoE, April II, 1862
To-day been decidedly the warmest OF the season
thus far
Tho weather and tide aremost favorable for the -.
peaance Of the Merrmac but nothing unusual has besa
seon In the direction Of SswaIs Point.
The steamer Highland Light viii sail for Hattsra1
tonight.
.Thoro is no aag Of truce today.
Tue French steamer Gsssendi Is still at Norfolk. await
Ing the return Of the French Minister from Richmond
whore presumed he has gone to the safety q
the tobacco purchased by the French government.