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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....-.APRIL 6
Cleared,


Seamshp-Tubal Cain (}r.l Crabree Havana. A. Bysnd
steamef-Flushing. Lynch. 81. Johns. n. D.
Shlps-Crown Point Gist. San Frapciscoi sutton Co.
Daring Henry. San francisco. X. NJ Cooley.
BaTkE-Frances Secer Thompson Barcelona heyo BROS
Andes MeTrinan Portland. Merrill Baxter; Masasoit
Maxwell. EliLabethpou X. p. Buck Co. q,
BrigsW. X Kibbe, Murray. Savanllla and Csthsgens'
d ~ Smith Co lmogens, Mccarthy, Portland. Moore
Henry; Sophie (Hsnoyeisn), Gerdan, Hsnb9rg Funeh
Meineke Wendt; VIM Cogsns OBJ, Barnard. Csrdens.
T. A. r. Webster, Lucreta Brown, Marseiiles. Moore
Henry,
SchoonerS-Hunter Racket, Philadelphia, H. y Rocket
Co. Ovoca Brown, Washington, Baker Dsyton Nauti los
Dockhani 81 Domingo American West India Co. Rather,
Besne Fortress Monroe =. Csmpbel War Eagle seely,
EliLabrthport, MetcaH Duncan; John Compton, =,
Fortress Monroe, j. A. McSorley Prince Of Wales lbr)
Chsholm. 81 Johns N II. ii. j. c. A Dewolf sarah L..
Coleman Wa.hp gon Bentley. smith Co. u. A. Lantaif
Snow, Augusta, Ne. Lane Phillips Beush Hanson Wash
ington. Van Brunt Slsrht; c. H. Van Name Van Name
York River Van Brun Slaght Thos Ellis, Kelly. foIs
River X. K Parker Frank Lucas Taylor York River, A. O.
Ravens Emma tBr J. McCoube. Londonderry H. J, * {.
A. DewOf Rhode Island Barry Washington Bentley smith
Co. ; Geo. N. Smith. Wells Washington, Jonas smith
MARY Dallas Racket Norwich H. $. Racket soni Sarah
Mana, Underhill. Bascos, J. x T. Pearsal
SloopPIdo Of the Wave, Dobson, Hayuns Brett, Son
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Marnet..c.seyrLlr RnrOEIED rOn rmn n. Y. rnlnu.r

uaruets..CIRcYrLIr RKPoRrED FOX THE NY. rRisuSE.
AsHEsThe market ia steady at Ss4so 25 for Pots and
C0TEoN-Tbe busnes. IN this article very limited and
the ,aes to-day will not reach than 700 bse' prices
irregular and we quote nominaly 81 Hg'So' i0F Mid
CoFFEE-NO sales Of any description reported to-day
| prices generally steady.
COc0A~A fair demand .til prevails and prices very
well supportrd Of so bsgs Guaysqu and ~ bags st.
Domingo on private terms both sold In bond
FLOUR AND MEAL;srhe market for Western end state
clue in exchange aud gold Trade brand. are very dull but
quOssy leweI N. sale, are 'SO ps at 20 eOs 20 %
81 IS for fancy 90 9S9s7 30 for the low grade: Of
ss s. for Trade and Family brands for ST.
Louis Extras Canadian Flour Is rather doll and prices are
Of i' Extra and % FOR Trade and Family
brands Southern Flour is lower ard very dull especially
Family brands 'sles Of 80 bDs P@s7 20 10. mixed 1
for Trade and Family brands Rye Flour !, 10 isr re-
Meal is quiet but steady; small sale. Of Jersey - Is
FRUIr-ssss to-day at auction Of 1850 boxes messna
Orange. ~ ssS$2 50 sqd SS s'1'' do Lemons at
GRifN-The Wheat market ia 6rmer for Prime qualities,
but the limited OWING TO the poor assortment
}ny for export in part the Continent The sales
* zoo bushels Amber Michigan and Indiana. at 81 749
.,.sv Al II 1901 16 1900 do Amber State. at 81 rs;
and SO do White Long Island, private terms Barley Is
,n in store at 81 S. Barley Malt /, firm and in fair
,sae sales OF 800 bush State at 81 Co. sixty days 0.is
i in very
md Ws.terp At 95dB6c and State at HGSIc hyc IL In
Jmand and is somewhat hesvyi sales OF 200 bush. a.
Os al on for Jersey the pier and delivered Corn
y las active and slightly lower the demand Is mainly TOT
he t,ade sales OF bush at d39c for Unsound 500
Gle for Sound Mixed IN store and delivered ana ''c of 'e
sey Yellow. - .... .,,.. ala. q,
HOPS arc steady in limited reqaest for brewing at
lgU26c. -, , 49,.
ara ady sale. of l5i hhds aud ~ cs Porto tco at 4Jc
and I'd bId DO n SO Sales auction OF 800 bDS ho"
| Orleans at ~ G50to. 4 mos. .,--...
NAVAL STOKES are quiet but steady at previous rstei
OILS inactive but prices are without particular ehAnse'
thong the tendency generally IL toward e,aeI rates
PROFESSIONALISM Pork market 10 quite dull and prices
ss "a fsvsS ef buyers Thsts has bssp mossIsss inquiry
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MONDAY, April 6-P. NJ.


Gold was lower at the morning Board, and after
the session sold down to 149. Later in the day it
was stronger, and sold up to 1924, closing 1929 bid.
In the Share market there was fair amount OF
business, the most active stocks being Pacific Mall
Harlem. and Southern Michigan Common. Sales OF
Mail under the sdyces from Nicaragua were made as
high as 1876, but the market was afterward lower.
Harlem, with good supply Of cash stock, declined
y cent from Saturday, but this appeared to be q
Tuse to bring in short sellers. The same description
Of movement as has recently taken place in Harlem
IL developed to-day in Southern Common. AT the
Second Board this stock ran up rapidly to 3d. an i'm
provement of a. v cent on Saturday. Hudson
River was among the frmeSt stocks closing at lO7
bid Harlem at the Second Board was fair, active,
and irregular. Pacific Mail improved y cent, The
Ariel an Objectionable steamer, has been taken off
sbis line, and the Ocean Queen takes her place. For
Governments the inquiry was to moderate extent,
End the quotations steady A.. the O'Clock call the
market was not very active, 6u, generally well 'us'
tanned. The Closing quotations were: Quicksilver
Mining Company, 37l ASA; U. S. 6s, 1881, Regis
tered, iO4l a 1919; U. S. 6s, 1881, Coupons, 1859
l052 U. S. Sc, 1874, Coupons, 97s097ai Oregon
War Loan, half yearly, 1O2S1Oii U. S. Treasury
Notes, $40, 1864 1867; U. S. l-year Certificates,
&c, 99f a 100; Demand Notes, old issue, 1921; Ten
nsssee State g. 60 06l Missouri State 6s, 6Oa6i;
American Gold, 1926 1921; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, 1893, 0l93i; Erie Railway, 77977s Hud'
con River Railroad, lO7GlO7s; Harlem Railroad,
57Iaa3; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, s99S94i
Reading Railroad, 80 1854; Michigan Central Rail
road, 1929 1929; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 62i062i; Panama Railroad, 1871
0lSs; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, GU a 695
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 974; Chicago and
Rock leland Railroad, 9Oi a9l. ex div, 3 y cent;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, lOS9
1884, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad, &c
437.
In foreign bills there is not much doing. Sterling
is nOminaliy locales which is cheaper than gold.
Freights are very dull, and rates are still de-
pressed. To Liverpool the engagements are {:
1850 bush. Corn at 5s5ld., in bulk and bags;
1850 do Wheat at 81 a6d., in bulb and bags; 500
boxes Bacon at Us 3D.; and per neutral flag 500
bbls. Flour at D. 3D.; 400 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at
OBS Cd. To London, $500 bush. Wheat at Cd. in
bulk per American vessel.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was: Receipts,
4985O,837 09-ior Customs, $l07 1854 80; Payments,
t4,475,3 $40 AZ; Balance, 81 ,l93,s% 20.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the
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CITY ITEMS.

EEw-YoRK TYPoGRAPHIcAL USloN.-At meet
log Saturday evening, r. A. Donaldson. Charles bertrand
and C. Guysn; elected to represent this Union In the
National Typographical niou DO held ia Cleveland Ohio
on tho first Monday In May neIt.
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL u 1903.

few days from the effects OF poison. The
prisoners were seen company with decssd previous
70 his going board the steamboat City Of NswYert at
at tho corner Of White and Church streets Justice Con.
molly decided hold them await the action Of the suho
ties of New.London.
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fAdvsrtisement.l

READING CHARACTER. What you can do best,
depends on your organization Would you become an Actor
d,p.nsabIy necessry Would you become Lawyer Then
different cas-. is required Phy,lcan or Gs'sy%sn
YOU shine in poetry or in general erature or would you
prefer to become business man say, Banker Broker
or merchant There s one way by which you may Know IN
by Phrenoogy and Physiology. Professional examinations
with charts and full written descriptions OF c6arscte are
See the PHRKSoLoGIcAL JOURNAL for April only ~ cents
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IAdyartisement.l

THE LADIES MUST Nor FORGET the Grand
on.ning of e.ze PAPER MODELS Of all
Inc Latest novelties and Paris Fashions for Ladies and ond
rom ut the establishment Of Mme Demorest No 40 brosd
wey The attention of Dresake In search OF noveitie
mothers who desire the best shapes for their children and
aides who wish to sed fully In the xoD. especially
called 20 this opening The Spring Number OF Nine Deno
est. Spring Mirror OF Fashions ready 1t superb
Mimi
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FIRE IN THIRD AvEsUB.-About 9 o'clock on
Sunday night fire broke out in the back basement Of No.
65 Thfd avenue occupied paint soreroom by John
Beg The stock aud building damaged to the amount
$500 Insured In the Peter Cooper Insurance Company
for 600,
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p.s.eurcrs Arrived

In ,earshIp CITY Of Cork from Ligeypool-Leon Chesse
Nolan sed wife Frederick Schneider and 2iJ IN the eeTase
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Leave, in Bank, and Sub Treasury Apr 1861 100
Against s3i, 354, 900 on tue LIST of April, 1869.
The Supreme Court of the Northern District Of
this State all four Judges concurring, has affirmed
the constitutionaty Of the act Of Congress making
the National currency legal tender for all debts,
both those contracted before and after the passage of
the law.
The weekly Bank Statement shows n small in
crease Of loans, but continuance OF the falling oil
in deposits, caused mainly by the Withdrawals for
conversion into Five-Twenties. The contracting OF
the circulation continues. hespecie line shows but
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nrstATuRB ALMANAC. -
Sun Ri...533 lseta.........b:3Ol Moon-Rises iO;fI
htGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. $40 GOV. Island ioNHe!'1Se"''H.L
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Nailed.
Memoranda

April 5-Steamers sayer Augusta Dnsmore. and Saxonia
6th-Steamship Empire CITY
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6ustetter's 8tomaeb Bitters. !,

READ AND REFLECT
Mako sure ofHRArrH. "Bu.hsv,s va IN
We answer. 'us an easy task
| Strengthen the sroxlcs, and sustain
The NRRvRs. the servants Of the brsin
The LIVER keep in sesiye play,
And regulate. from day To day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the rSxsn MAN.
And like watch that's kept In chime
By constant care. with railroad time.
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirits too.
| How" you inquire, "csn this DO dossf
| This Victory Ger Disease be wonr
I "HOsrrTrHRs BIrrsRs," we reply,
IsHgALTHs SUPREME PRorsor1os-Tayl
Asa Of resensrsing the disordered and enfeebled
system regulating every function Of the internal organs rs
wing the depressed spirits invgorstins the constitution
and prolonsDs LIFE medicinal preparation either Of The
pas. or the present mo has been completely and univs
sally successfulss
IOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Against the vspOrs foul prepare.
That fsvertsirt the heavy afr.
Drink not unmiIed the water found
In prairies woods, msrshy ground.
HsedentaTy toll you ply,
Nature you muf dnift-or do
For when debancd from exercise,
Fer artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Isthrestened evil TO prsssas,
And II you'd be relieved or spsrel
From ills that crush the unpreparst
Hos.etters Bitten use-fOr note
They are the suRzsr ASripors.
To defiance the miasma Of unhealthy soils, the poison
Of unwhosome water the eiuvs Of crowded workroons
and factories and the baneu influence Of ssdensy smpsys
men.s, it 10 only necessary to be fOresrmed With
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Dyspepsis's pangs. that rack and grind
The body. and depress the mind
Asues. that Is they 80 and come,
Make life constant msrtyrdomi
Coles and dy,en.eric pains,
Meath which the strong mans visor wsnMt
Bilious complaints, those tedious fls
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread dsrrhes, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
Slow, constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day by dsJi
Nervou. prostfstion, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrums fall
Means OF Relief at least We hail.
HosrErrRR's BlrrsRs.-medicine surc
Not TO prereni alone, but eus
Tn DYSPEPSIA, FEysR AND AGuE. Bilious CosPLAirs
coxsr,rrrroy,I and NrRyovs DEBILITY CONSTIPATION
sx.uoxy.ss sPAsxs and In all complaints OF Man %
Woman proceeding nom casual inherent weakness Of No
body. tho one great remedy and restorative Is
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrTERs.
To wanderers or land
From Polar shore to Tropic strand,
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fu,l.risgsd brig, the name of which Is unknown asne
on the Horseshoe.
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SUSPECTED OF PoIsoSiSG.-Yesterday, Lew
Robinou and Charlie. Feee were arrested and taken ia
the Tombs Police Court suspicion Of being conceed In
the death Of Martin Van busH eoleTsd man, who died o.
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Iotal. SJ44, 1863 "a &25J,6SO 10
Increase, lS63.......... $89,2l3 81 80.
TIE Cleveland and Pittsburg earnings for the first
quart Of 1863 show an increase Of $92, 900 over
the corresponding period Of last year.
The MScbigan Southern shows in March gain OF
495,786.
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Total Capital. .........:.-.:. .SDODOW
Clearings ending March 36... 28l 12625S %
Clesrines for week ending April +... 26i,Jf,l9 ~
Balances for week ending March 3d.. IL od8,3B 81
Balanc for week ending April L.... R.gJ8,iJ3 40
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COMMERCIAL MATTEBs.
..... a, ana s.ocL Exchnnse. .ApRIL 6.

N oOO D. g. Ga 1884, Reg lO4l 200 Bucks County Co..
/ 000 do .......,....lc5 $50 n y Cent. H. h'..1i3,
lie''N 1os llH
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increase ps'''oV
The following comparative statement Of the earn
incs of the Terre Haute and Alton Road for Six
months of IS61-62 with ak months of 1928 is of
interest to stockholders:
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sEcrIos l. Any and all Banks InIufaDce Companies Trust
Compscs Savings Iuutions Individual bankers and 9TH
ousyed institutions shall be and they hereby are seversy
prohibited from maEng or continuing any osn OF loAnt In
money or otherwise upon gold coin or bullion or paper
bom either OF them or upon any foreign
lii or bills Of exchange whatsoever under the penalty OF
,lature of their charter articles OF asooAon
AZ the be- And any such loan or loans so made
be made shah be absolutely void and no action
for the recovery thereof shall lie in be entertained by
Cont of Justice this State but the owners may for aud
r.noyer the gold CON- bullion paper representatives. OF them
or either them foreign bill or bills Of exchange upon which
sucb 10 an was made on the value thereof
syc a. IL shs be the doty OF the Superintendent Of the
Barking Department and he hereby authorized aud
powered time, he has reason TO suppose that any
hank banking association. individual banker other
veI alter the OF TINS act loan
uoou the security pledge Of gold silver OF bills
nal banker or through its his proper
oeer 10 forthwith to him the amounts II any which
Ia on has 10 leaned and tho or persons TO whom the
same made ana such reports, wnen 30 made shall De
omen to the inspection OF any party desiring 10 soe OF copy
Src ANY bank banking association individual banker,
eopany trust company, moneyed corporation
any Of the provisions OF this act shall DO deemed to
forfeited its barter shall be proceeded against &C
and s hereby declared to be the duty OF the
to take necessary prooesdnS' 70 procure
such forfeiture. -,
The following is the financial statement OF the
Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad, for
The year ending January LIST. The company paid
during the past year Is y cent cash, and D v cent
in stock dividends, and the balance on hand by
statement of Jan. LIST, was more than enough to pay
the August dividend. Besides paying the above
dividends, the company expended in the meantime
$3.50, 900 for new station-houses, and new large
freight-house in Cleveland.
The assets and liabilities of the company, as ap'
peAra ON its hooks are az follows:
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In DYSPEPSIA, FEysR AND AGuE BILIOUS CosrIAisTS
coSsrirurIoslL and Nervous DxpfLirr CONSTIPATION
sr,ucxy.ss, spAsxs and In all complaints OF Man o.
Woman proceeding Om casual inherent weslne" Of No
body, tho one great remedy and restorative Is
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrTERs.
To wanderers or land.
From Polar shore to Tropic strand,
To household lone aud regions new,
And jewellers In great cities. too;
To soldiers in camp, fort, and field.
Who need against disease shield,
To miners. California bound.
And tllers Of wet, msrshy ground,
To feeble wives Of fragile mold
To young and middle.aged aud oldi
To those in health. who would enjoy
Heavens beat gifts without allOyi
To all the strenEthess, weak, and pale,
Who droop, yet know not what they ALL
HosrErrKK's BITrKRs we present
As Hesl,hs most potent element
there Is any value in public opinion, or any "esn'
medical testimony the very best aud safest Tonic
and Alternative now before the worldb
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrEhS
Sold by respectable Druggists in all parts Of the "'''
HOSTETTER Sc SMITH,
pIrrsBUReK p
N.v.Yo,I Office, No. A9s BROADWAY.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Kansas, Nemaha County.

State Of Kansas, Nemaha County.
David Dodge, trustee for William P. Phillips,
vs.. Hugh W. Parker Richard Root John Roe
and Martha J. Parker. Case No. a..
By virtue of an Order of Sale bearing date
June 10th A. D. 1868, to me direc ted and deliv-
cred, issued in the above entitled cause out Of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas sitting within and for
said County of Nemaha, and also by virtue of
the Order and Decree rendered in said cause in
said Court on the 14th day of April, A. D. 1868,
WILL on Tuesday, the 2Sth day of July A. D..
1863 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of that day, at the
Court House door in the Town of Seneca, in the
County of Nemaha, State ofKansas, offer at PUB
Lie SALE, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at time of sale, all the right, title and interest
of the above named defendants in and to the
following described property, to-wit:
The South East quarter Of Section Twenty
One, (21) in Township Three (3) of Range Thir-
teen, 13)said land situate in Nemaha County,
State of Kansas. Said property to be sold b. me
in accordance with the command of said order
of sale, and also by virtue of said order and de-
cree. JOHN S. RODGERS,
Seneca, June, 9th, 1863. Sheriff.
Byron Sherry, Atty for Pl!f n134w
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Charles Sumner on the Paclnc
Railroad. -

Gentlemen: have always votod for the
Pacific Railroad, and now fAat i! has been
authorized BY Congress = follow it With
hope and confdence, Il1s . great wsSk
but science has alrJA1y sheGn it to be
practicable. Se
Let the ro1d b6 built and its influence
will be incalcu)able. People will wonder
that they livedso long without it.
In conioining the two oceans it will be an
agency Of natchless power, not only colD-
mercial but political. 1t will be a new
[eird to The Union, as we'll as d new help
Bte business and new charm TO life, Per-
Dhaps the Imagination is most impressed by
the thought Of travel and merchandise
vending its way from the Atlantic to the
Pacific in one upbroken hne. But T am
inclined to believe that the commercial ad-
vantages will be more apparent in the op-
portunities which the railroad will create
and quicken everywhere on the way
New homes and new towns will spring up,
making new demand for labor and for
supplies. Civilization will be projected
into the forest and over the plain, while
the desert will be made to yield its in
crease. There is no productiveness which
can compare with that from the upturned
sod which receives the iron rail. In its
crop are school houses and churches.
In this vast undertaking cooperation
Of all kinds will be needed and it will be
rewarded too. Capitalists, BANKERS, mer-
chants, engineers, mechanics, miners, la.
borers, all must enlist. Perhaps there
will be place also for the freedmen in
this war, although it seems to me that their
services can be more effectively bestowed
at home as laborers and as soldiers. But
l see not why emigrants should not be in
vi,ed from Europe to take parti in this hon.
orabe service, and to share the prosperity
which it will surely organize. Let them
quit poverty. dependence and wretched-
ness in their own country, for the sake of
good wages here. with Independence and
piece of ground which each man can call
his own. ~
Emigration will hasten the work: but,
with or without emigration. it must pro-
ceed. Everywhere from sunrise 10 sunset,
the rail and wheel, which an eminent En-
glish engineer has pronounced to be " man
and wife" will yet be welcomed, and will
become the parents of mighty progeny.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, your
faithful servant, CHARLES SUMNER.
~ Messrs. Samuel Hallett d Co.. ..e-1
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Kansas, Nemaha County.

State OF Kansas, Nemaha County.
James G. McAllister, Vs. Harmon Miller.
By Virtue Of an Order of Sale bearing date
June 10th, A. D., 1868, to me directed nd de-
livered, issued in the above entitled cause out Of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for said County of Nemaha, and also by virtue
of the Order and Decree rendered in said cause
in said Court On the 18th day of April, A. D.
1868, win, on Tuesday, the 2sth day of July,
A. D. 1863, at II o'clock, A. NJ of that day, At
the Court House door in the Town of Seneca, in
the County Of Nemaha, and State of Kansas,
offer at PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder, for
CASH in hand at time Of sale, all the right, title
and interest of the above named defendent in
and to the following described property, to-wit:
The North ast-quarter Of Section Fourteen
a. in Township Three (sl of Range Fourteen
(14), said land situate in Nemaha County, state
Of Kansas. Said perty to be sold. by me in
with the command of said order Of
sale. and also by virtue Of said Order and De-
:ree. JOHN g. RODGERS.
Seneca, June, 9th, 1se0(T Sheriff.
Byron Sherry, Atty for Plfk 49,,
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: a8JEi A news dispatch reports that Six
teen hundred rebel prisoners, captured by
Gen. Grant, recently arrived at Baltimore,
on their way to Fortress Monroe to be ex-
changed. They were escorted through
the city by the New York 7th regiment
Their motley dress aud unintelligept
countenances we're in striking contrast
with the appearance of the boys of the
Seventh a-,ran yisrc:r9f, -; r,5s.
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! ~ There was quite puss kicked up
At St. Joe. on the occasion Of, the muster.
ing ont Of Col. Pennick's Regiment-the
9th Mo, Cavalry. 1t seems the boys had
not forgotten oil Of their old copperhead
frisads and determiaed upon making them
"yisit" after their discharge. The sf.'
fair threatened to Be quits issrious and
Gen. sehofsld was teleeraphed to for aid,
but it soon after ended with 20 bones be-
ing broken we believe.