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RANKIN 4 NcCRAHY,
lssil a. Attorneys for Plaintiff
nRIGINAL NOTICE.

70 Guy Wells, Hugh " Sample, Samuel r. cuns.,
nd1ard Klbourns, = Fssd.D Ford, James
holssy A 1 Deming. Jahn n Cl-ghorp, b n Harri-
Gr, Is ysra ms.s 1se e. IA Eosa
esssse krsA,se; ci.nnia, Nsliss 4 90; Lons : BY,
Roeinson Co; Edgar fho,npsoD, Henry TowIe.
nss. .e sus a.lt J.%.s e.s.n Asa Mayo; Blk.
diet Hall &c: Hunt 4 Lynei Haddock, Reed 4 Co;
rarnhsm. KirkAam 4 Go; . H Day' assiente of
Yaass acc: kosner, Mar siielJ, d E1msn.
Ambrose Dudley, sLamax, Aiexander, v n
Gravss rreaerist sheilsy Lsus Bsrnisconi, Albert
the Boston Looonaive %orfs, N b Morrisou a
Brown, 8ank Of the cid Dcmnion, Paul Weed yard.
Paissrson Carroll, Lewis v ienton, sum er ss.S.
den, ooos : Lenhars stone, Starr 4 Co; John n,
Lovrfe. " Gaiisnd executor OF the estste Of Isaac
Galand. deceased; CARRIER. VIM Thompson trust &c
Of n Grsham; Esstmso. Comsto-k d Co; Du
s.a, a g 3. &C.; ssese johnson, sre
Ton hefee, nc.tiaed that there's nov on die In
the Office Of the Clerk of the Dfstrict ourt Of Lee
sspp..ea petition. q Hannah i,s@s s,s sna
tor Of the estate Robert deceased and Emma
F. fsgkert, and Alice g. Takgert minors BY Hanna al
~ Tagxert their legal guardian, claiming Of Guy
Wells conveyance OF one -fflh part IA the lands
purchased BY Curtis, Sample. ella Lyon, and Cor
The undivided on. half Of the norm fraction Of N
southwest quarter OF sectcn thirty -four; Seventy
rods vide Of the Northwest fractional quarter o.
ton toirfy four; the noheas fractional quarter Of
Section thirty except about ve acres sofa to the
Dea Aosnes River Company tina north west and south
~est fractional quarter Of Section thirty three In
Township sixty Ave North. Of Range ave eat Lee
county. lows SAID petition also prays fr
Of said laads deereeng one rfh 10 piaintin and d.
vtding the balance among the other also for
the Adjustment Of the rght and equities Of all the
fen ds cts, add for gene al relief.
And that unless you appear and said petition
on or before the second day at Of the February
term 1854 Of ssid Court Judgment will be rendered
against you By default
RASKfN MccRARY,
dec3c4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Bridget Tanning; Ellen Tanning, Chsries.E Fan
Ming, George Willis Fanning, Assers and Walter
u Conner.
There is nov Gle in the Office the Clerk Of the
District Court OF Lee unity Iowa ut eoknk, the PEI
tiion Of George r Higgins claiming Of the
decree partitionng certainreai estate in Lee coun-
~, lows. to-wA In the addition OF William H. Wilt
ans and Reeves Perry to the city of Keokuk called
hses Addition the msp OF Otley b Stripe Lot
twelve and the east half Lot eleven 10 Block
in the the city of Keokuk in Block one hundred
spd sixty eight se The front sixty 1901 feet of Lets
hte and six l6l also forty feet by hundred Of
Lots I've l5l aud six t6 enty feet from
tie alley; also twenty e front of Lot I'll by
one hundred feet deep also twenty feet Of OF seven
next 10 the alley and running feet srross Lot
also Lot two ri Block huldred and NIFTY I60I;
also the t~ thirds u The front half Of Lots
eleven and twelve Tfl&i2l In Block forty two 1921
also Lots e and eaa-ha cfio eight Isl In Block
one hundred an nine tI0al said petition alleges that
Walter o. Conner has mortgsxe terest Ia party OF
said property, and that the Defendant own one
half OF il subject 10 said Int est.
Unless you appear and said petition on or be.
fare noon q the second day the February term e64
o. said Coutt, commencing on the frst Monday of
February. judgment Of partition win Be rendered
oy default. RANKIN kcCRARY
nov3S-H4w Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,


To Alexander Lockheei, Keriah Jane Loo khe.a Zee
kiel Lyon, David W Lyon, Elizabeth A blair and
Charles Blair, Defendants
You are hsTeoy notified that in the seton pending
In the District Court OF Lee county Iowa. Al Keokuk
wherein Alexander Lockhesd Is PlaintsG and Nartha
A. X Nckfheery'and Others are Defeudanrs said
Narths A. r. MeElhener and I'd ard N cE heucy hsy
nl~a againsf you Ers- bill ssing decree for
the Undivided half OF the fractional aerth-wesf4 OF
Section 30 Township o. North, Rang West in Lee
county, Iowa, and other equitable relief 9Th costs
Andyon are also hereby notined that in the same
cause there IL pending against the said
Lockhead, Keziah Jane Lotkhesd, Erekies Lyon and
David Lyon, cross BIN flea by Elizabeth A. Blair and
Charles p Blair, her husband claiming that the raid
Elizabeth Is the owner In fee simps the
one NTH part Of said real estate, and praying of
cree quiang the title thereto in her, and for general
relief
Nov each OF you must appear aud answer said gross
bills BY noon OF the second day of the said
Court, tn be held The first Monday February 1854
or decree prayed for viii be bad therein BY deau
II. SC0TT HOWELL.
Attorney for Martha A. X. McEiheny.
RANKIN Il McCRARY,
Attorneys for Charles r. and Elizabeth A. Blair.
nov 2f-rAg
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NOTICE.

To Urmstoa. Chaplin Il Lee, A Hosmer Pfeklen h
Lncas I'm Turner. assignee Of Patrick & Creuss
Randall, Simon De.nen, Hoodw ard * Co.
foa are hereby potiaed th there IL On nfe In
tie office of1ke CLERK ef the Bisirc- Court of Lee
Cocniy, Iowa, at Keoknk, The petition of Samuel p
n tiier. Amer Reeves and c IL Perry executors 81
ths viii Of L. r. Reeves deceased eaning of you the
said T. urmston the sum OF Fsv. Hundred Dollars
- money dee on three preu1is sorry and siso
claiming against all ofyor the foreclosure mort
gaze upon Loit~o LEI Block tive Eei in the sadision
q wm. n Williams and Reeves and Perry 10 the city
OF Keokut, Lee County, lows less the West half OF
Sd u lot which has been released.
Unless yea appear thereto ard defend before noon
OF the second day of The February 1854, of said
District Ccurt Judgment and decree will be rendered
against yeu thereon, BY defsuit
RANKIN 81 McCRARY
uovSsdsw Attorney for Plaintiff.
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9 We were confident, at the first an
pearance of the Presidents Message. tba,
the Presidential plan Of s'restorinp The
Union was a con:rivance that would
catch the radicals, but We have waited
with some curiosity, as to the effect of it,
ailurements upon the protested consery..
tives. We have not had to wait long
The professed conservatives have svalIov.
ed the bait, hook and all, with no less
avidity than the radicals. and We behold
Horace Greeley, Thurlow Weed, Wendell
Phillips, Montgomery Blair, William
Lloyd Garrison, Henry j. Ray mond. Fred
Douglas, and Lyman Trumbnll, all dwell.
Ing in delightful unity together around
the central attraction Of Old Abe.-[se.
cesh Times.
The wisdom of the Presidents plar o,
reconstruction is thus proven by the en-
TIRE nnsnimity with which it is endorsed
y all shades of opinion among loyal men.
Vopperbeads may howl and gnash their
Teeth 1t tie hearty support given 70 .Old
Abe's" plan Of restoring the ravoltad
States to their places in the Union. but
Ihs'r eeazrin will avail nothing. The
'Pisn Is going to succeed. The con.
fession contained in the extract from III.
rebel organ Is the reluctant testimony OF
. malignant enemy in behalf Of the iudr.
ment and sagacity of the President ri.
CopPerheads fondly believed that the
great Union party would split TO pieces
and founder on the rock of "reconstruc.
t,on, the rebel paper with gbastly smile
OF disappointment. admits that n, such
prospect longer exists; that the Man
un''es al 'ne elements ofthe Union party
into one harmonious organization.-ICbi.
csgo Tribune.
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The ARMY OF THE PoTonAc.-The
Providence Journal forcibly remarks
that
"No army has done harder fighting OF
better marching, none has displayed great.
er daring and endurance than the Army
of the Potomac But none has had such
obstacles to encounter, and therefore none
has so often been forced to taste the bit
ter cup of disappointment, and none has
had its patience and persistence so fully
tested. That it retains its elasticity,
hopefulness and efficiency in spite of all
Its trials, is one of the highest proofs
which could be given Of the intelligence,
patriotism and unconquerable courage Of
the soldiers"
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Tue FREIGHT BLOCKADE. large
drove of hogs arrived yesterday, having
been driven through from Washington
These hogs awaited transportation in the
yards there for some time, when the own.
er, becoming convinced of the utter i'm
possibility of procuring cars in which to
chip them in season, started them over
land. The Washington Press says that
"the railroad company find it impossible,
or through perverseness will not furnish
a sufficient number Of cars to carry the
hogs off, and several parties have driven
their hogs to Mt. Pleasant to take the 9TH
er road" The business men of Wash
ington are justly indignant towards the
railroad officers for this state of affairs
A discrimination has always been made
by the NJ. & NJ. r. R. Co. in favor of
shippers to Chicago, az against those to
Muscatlne. Only few days since gen.
tleman Informed US that be was taking
his hogs to Chicago, although he could
get no better price, or even so good as
here, but owing to the impossibility of
getting cars to ship to this place, where.
as no difficulty was experienced in get
ting all the cars necessary for Chicago,
he had concluded to ship to the latter city.
Such discrimination 10 unjust to our
city. Ii is calculated to drive a vast
amount of trade from us and seriously in
jure every branch of business. 1.-THE Di-
ieetors are not so closely welded 10 the
interests OF Davenport as to entirely ip-
more the existence of Muscatine and their
own interests. they will remedy such q
state of Affairs and at least allow shippers
the choice of destination.-[ Muscatiue
Journal
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KEOKUKs
a new rendering - Aanlss.


Hon. John Cochrsnsgot q the follow
ing in speech e Baooklyn last week.
Upon yonder lines. q Windsor Pass,
vallandingbam and his friend Horatio-
see the friend of Horatio graspiag hia
cloak about him to screen him from the
porthern blast and | also behold Marcel.
lus Wood. 1t is the peace platform on
the Canadian line. They tread the stage
and remind me of that scene conceived 10
the mind of natures poet, composed IN
doubtedly with reference to the events
now transporting. 1t was the melancholy
Observation-Disclosures friend Ho.
ratio, and the officer Marcellus Wood, tina,
occupied, upon q dreary night, briei
hour upon the peace platform At Elsinore
lHisses and applause
Hamlet Vallandigham-The cir bites
shrewdly it is very cold.
Horstio-It is indeed, an unhappy and
an eager air.
Hamlet-What hour now?
MISUNDERSTANDING it lacks of twelve
Msrcellus Wood-No, it has struck.
Horatio-Indecd heard i. not.
Heard it not. Horatio? Heard yoy
not Rhode Island, one? two. Vermont
three, Massachusetts, four, New Hamp
shire ? Eve. Maine ? six, California sew
en-, Wisconsin ? eight, Illinois nine
snnsylvania 7 ten, Ohio eleven. Mary
land 7 and New York, twelve? IUpro
rious applause, which lasted for some
time, the audience rising to their fee
aud cheering en- masse. And Their
struck the last syllable of recorded time
If. Horatio, your auricular nerve wa
dead to that, it must be the dull, cold ea
of death with which you are struck. Thu
dead heard id looked up aud wondered a
the miracle. The living heard it and re
joiced, and as our army stood shoulder
to shoulder in the front, the people wer.
standing shoulder to shoulder in .h'
rear.
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NOTICE.

Orscn Eaton, eersss the unknown heirs Of Cornell.
US Dycke, claimants of Lot TO- il Block $50 in the
city of Keokuk, Ice County, Iowa.
The above named unknown heirs Of Cornelius p
Dycke are hereby notified that there now on die in
the Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
Cornfy, lows at keokuk, petition Of orson Eaton
repres snt ng that he ssid Cornelius y. Dycke did
the 18th day OF Sepimbef, 1885 convey by warranty
deed 20 one Matilda Roos Lot TO- In Block leO In the
City Of keokuk, Leo Comfy, lows: that said deed
vas acknowledged, bot that uietake was made by
the Rotary Who drevths sertaeate 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
b. which the same appeared frecordto bensucient.
Said pstiion avers that plaintiff has interest In said
lot, aud prays for decree correcting said mistake.
and Quieing the title 70 the said lot
ub1eee you appear thsrsto and defend before noon
Of the second day The February term A. ID, lGgA
the Esd Court, will be rendered ae1knss you
thereon b. default -.
-sEsl. RANxiN 4 McC8ARY.
deeIt-tgw AaAosseye - ylaiatne,
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NOTICE.

STATE OF I0wA.t
~ Lac CorsIr.
In the Dssres coart of said ounty, In Keokuk
Ffetmrr Knowles, Pisssfsff
FrySxS
Jim Kxhirn
Heary Coruhh, Dsfea<sxts
Notice Il hereby given to The Defendants herein
above named that petition in civil action Is ON eie
in the Clerks ONCE Of the Dist net Court Aforesaid In
eehaif Of the Above named PizintiG against you and
eis nsDG 70 redeem from yoa usder ssniuv mortgage
certain premises IN the south est quarter Of Section
-, Township -. Range 5. ves& In said County ard
State, ard rendering you In COAT 9x97 the vAlGe
sah edemfton ssad petition pTaying further the
title OF petitioner In snid premises arssns yoo be
4hseiHd nd esfstl ind for general relief.
And unless yoa appear and make defense thereto
eetere noon OF the second day Of the term OF
said Court TO commences the frst Monday Yeorn-
AIRY, 1854, Edkrent viii be aKAinsi you, A
prayed 1f In said petition.
RoBERT II. GILMORE.
nov1S-c4w Au'y for Piatrnf
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NOTICE OF CoRoNER's SALE.

10 y. G. Hedges and Margaret Hedges. ard others:
You are hereby nasfhed that By virfue Of 4 Special
Execution 10 me directed, ssned By the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Lee y, lows. keskuk bearing
date November The 4ih A. ID 1863 in fsver Of James
A. Lee and ssninst G Hedges. and al 80 = decree
against Margaret Hedges and Others Ihsve levied up
and advertised for sale, and viii sell the doom
oil The Cierks oce Of the District Court Lee Cosn-
~, Iova NJ Keoknt on the ceth d ~ OF Decemb
A d. 1863 between the hours Of o clock A. n and
O'Clock r. NJ, meneirg Al 2 O'Clock r. NJ Of said
Gay, The following described property, to-~h: Lot
three n In Bloch one hundred eight 1851 In TIE
City vi Keokat Lee County Iowa.
Gives under my hand this elst day OF November
A. ID. 1854 THOs. MARTIN
nov2i-dtd Coroner of Lee County lows,
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r. The newly discovered gold 6elds
in Arizona have already drawn thitber !.
large and thrifty population, which Is
DAILY being augmented from both Cali.
fornis and New Mexico.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

To John AauYet:
You are hereby notified tia; there's now pending
the oes 81 the Clerk Of ih- Distries Cont OF Les
County, Iowa, II keokuk, petition of Marg.reth
Msufer Claiming q Won DEERE for divorce on ac-
count OF hsbiuai dru likeness apd fnhnman treatment
such - 70 endAnger the life Of petitioner.
And that nrless you appear end answer plead or
demur to The before hocn OF the second day
Of The the February 1854 of said District Court
commencing on this frst Monday of FsbYuary next.
defsut viii be entered gainst nd decree
ed according 10 the prayer u said petition.
MILLER JAEGER,
Attorneys for Petition Der.
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STATES MARSHAL'S

UNITED sTArls o. AaERrcA,l
District OF Iowa -.
BY virtue Of execution 10 directed issued BY
the Clerk Of the District Court OF the United Sta o.
for the ScuiheTn Dvsion Of the District Of lows
against v r. yaDantwerp, and In favor Il James
kees, have levied upop, and viii cell to the highest
bidder Al the door OF the Clerks cce Of the District
Court 81 tbs united States, q the District OF Iova,
Keokuk, 10 said Dstrict the 26th day Of December
A. ID. ie63, betseen the hours Of o'clock and
o'clock p m OF said day, the folio wing property to-
wit.
Lots No. 4 2, and 4, in block no. i26, in the city
Of X eckuk, Lee county, Iowa.
AIKEN and levied uron % the property v. r. Van
ant~erp 30 satisfy said writ OF execution.
u. M H0XlE, U. 8. Marshal.
By II. FuLToH, Deputy.
Nov "a laG3-S4W
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL

II
Bs virtue Of authority vested in by the order Of
the County Court of Lee County Iowa viii, on the
2sd ds Of December. 1853, at o'dock, p M ofssid
day. 1t the door OF the Court House Id Keokuk. lows
ofer for sale 70 the highest bidder, The following
property OF the estate OF Peter Sutherland aecease
VIE The west half Of lot ten, In Block l3T, the
vest hall Of Lot four in Block 1863 fn the City OF
xxx, Lee County, Iowa
am authorized TO give . credit Of not exceedin 8
twelve nths to the pur chaser.
noveo-dtd GEo. W, McCRARY Executor.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day OF De-
cember, AID 1859. vas appointed Adminiatrato OF
Of the estate Of VIM. NJ @. Terrence, deceased. All
those indebted 70 eaid estate notified to
maize immediate payment to me, and those having
claims against said estate present them, accor
to law. j. w. JOHNSTON Adninst rAtcr.
Decf64w
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STATE or IoMA.f
- LEE Corhrr.
In the Dssries Court of said coanr, in Keohuk
X. p Love. Plsssfsf
FGfuf
c. GvinpaB,
y. n. Grinnan,
David A. Day,
N. j Day, Defenzxsts.
AcssssaAS hereby given to the Defendants herein
above named thai petition in civil action IL on lie
10 the Clark Once of the District Curr sferesaid,
daily vertsed In eetAR Of he above named PiaiutIn
sEsinss You, ana claiming OF The said c. ard ID. u
Grinnan the redemption CT Lott AID g. 10 Block Ill
10 the city Of Keetuk, in said eosnty from certain
Deed oil 1rust and sale Hereunder and ali the
Defendants the foreclosure of mortgage executed by
tsa d. A. and VI. j. Day. fer the Of 81 $50 with
ten per cent interest from May D. ie5a Tie sad de-
f~ndAnts GrinHan further nctaded hat the said
Cnnrs has appointed Receiver take charge said
property add The rents atsd profits thereof.
And unisss You APPEAR and make defense thereto
fore noon OF the second day of the Of said
Court, 10 csnmeses the nrst Monday OF February
1864. tudsmeni Ill be render ed agsinst you pr.,
for ia said pet ten.
ROBERT Il. GILMORE
novto-d3w Sol fer Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

Te wiliian D Msrph. and II Perry.
Ton are hereby nvtied that there 10 now on Ole In
ths ONES Of the G1esk ~ Tie District Ccoyt Of Lee
cotJ, low. At Keokuk, petitiOn Of SAN ueI p. Nil
Ier, Ab1es Reeves spd G. H. Perry executors Of a.
VIII q Y. r. 6eevsss deceased, claiming Of you In
said Wilfizm D. Murphy the sam Of Three fiundyre
81 80 Dollars and per esat ist<res ther
on . money DIE on two pronissory notse and claim
aeg Aeanss both Of sea he foreetessss Of Mogteael
upon Lot Ten, In Block Eve IL Reeves Perry and vii
thne addition 70 ~ fity a. kesksk. = re.
Unless you apHear thereto and defend before moor
ofhe second day Of the February term, Ieel Of ~
Court, Judgment and decree viii be rendered aGains
yeu thereon, BY defaali. "A
RANKIN McCRARY
deciC-d4w Attorneys Tor Plafnti6.
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- o,omR t. - U~Go,onuuun<
you fhil i raising ths wind abroad, that
= NO reason Why yoa should kick up :
bresse r home. No soil favors the cal
tivation d snare time 20 we'll - the do
nestle hearth. Beware Of hiding ths
family brsadEbasket in your vine msf-
chants hamper. Keep yoar passion
flowers outside the walls Of yosE homo
stead. II sallivated within doees, thsy
are apt 70 sesttsr the seeds Of dissension
around the family table. Embrace .
'sgolden opportunity" With caution like
= fashionable fisudahip, il Aoo olten tnrns
out agoldsn fleece" II your wifs pins
. fresh rosebud in your button hole when
you 60 forth % business in the morning,
Be careful to present her with heasts-ease
on your return at night. Some men grow
suddenly ashamed Of m unassuming pot
Of mignonette if > wealthy friend hap
pens to present them with few flowers
from his conservatory, and hide it away
in some obscure corner, to make way for
the brilliant scentless exotics. Wives
are not unfrequently treated after SINH
lar fashion and perhaps it would be we'll
for their fastidious .'lords and masters
to jot down the following lines upon the
tablets of their memories:
A. the myrtle, whose perfume enriches the bower,
Ii priEed far beyond cen the geudisst dover;
81 wife, Who hnuaehold can skillfuliy rule,
Isaye level Of price 70 ali nen-tAvs fool.
BEAUTIFUL RIo.-At the time ofMor-
CANS escape from the Penitentiary, and
when it was thought re had reached
Canada, an exchange said that Canada can
now rejoice in being the place of refuge
Of the three most distinguished individu-
ais that were ever
Damned to eternal fame''-
John G. BresliD, Clement L. Vallan.
digham and John H. Morgan. every one
of them leaders in the great Copperhsad
party. Fernando Wood and his great
Satanic Majesty would make the company
complete. II our British cousins can only
induce the former to come over, the lat.
ter will follow, for they stick as close
together as the Siamese twius.--T Colum-
bus Journal.
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AN UNNECESSARY PRocEss.-The Buff
falo Courier, which 10 devoted to Gov.
ernor Seymour, and for many months has
been unusually malignant in its hostility
to the Administration, affects to dspre-
cate what it calls the s'indiscretion'' of
the meeting at Cincinnati. 10 what it de-
dominates the "pseudo-nomination'' of
General McClellan-as "gross political
blunder' With broad humor the
Courier goes on to say: The men Who
have thus prematurely dragged him into
the Presidential arena could scarcely have
taken surer method of killing him"
This is true cnough-only he was dead
before he was "kilt IN. Y. Evening
Post.
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OFFICIAL VoTE FOR GOVERNOR OF
MAssAcHusKTrs.-The votes cast at the
recent State election have been counted
by committee of the Executive Council
and show that for Governor John A. An
drew received 70,4s3 votes, aud Henry
w. Paine 29,207. Sundry other persons
received n votes. The whole humber OF
votes was, therefore, 99,767, and the
msjority for Governor Andrew over Paine
4l,276.
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Oval PICTURE FRAMES.

a. SN~ee vaahisg ~ 0vai Picture Frame ~,
sleeans aees for sals 1T she CRY Doox Sronn
}. ". 0ou9N
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTH-WEST
FIRING UPON OUR STEAMBOATS,.
Van Dorm Trying to Flank ROSecrans'
REBELS BRIDGING THE TENNESSEE.
Mo Further News from Vicksburg.

CLARKEsvILsB, Tenn, Friday, April ,. 1882
Last night the steamers Eclipse and Lizzie Martin
were fred into below here, on the Cumberland.
Both escaped. Several more boats are below. The
Luminary is safe at Donelson.
The gunboat St. Clair, which engaged the enemy,
was crippled but was repaired to-day at Donelson.
The Glasgow arrived with guns this evening She
was fired into at Harpeth Shoals. The pilot and
several Of the crew were slightly wounded.
LOUISVILLE. Friday. April O. 1863
The Democrats correspondent says the Rebels,
under Van Dorm, are attempting to flank Rosecrans
the left. They are crossing the river at Palmyra.
1t is thought that Van Dorm has heavy supply of
artillery and that the movement is aimed against
Kentucky.
MrRFREEspoRo, Friday April 3 1862
1t is announced that number of bridges are being
constructed across the Tennssee above Florence, to
connect the Rebel armies of Tennessee and Missouri
Gen. Rosecrsns has approved the sentence Of the
deserters in Wood and Pamers divisions.
Col. Lowe, at Fort DOnelson, tslegraphs that the
enemy arc apparently in force.