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A scorching Kebukc.

The Nashville Union of the 9th ius,.
gives the following:
A highly instructive as we'll =. .nus;nc
incident took place in one &c ,he bns;nes,
houses on one of our n.,se;nal streets lac,
Saturday, while the eolored regiment was
mafching aior-g TO the music Of national
airs. Several gentlemen we're looking on
the parade, among them wealthy planter
Of Alabama, Who is large slavehoider.-
One Of the group stepped out to the door,
looked on few minutes, and then indig.
nan,ly turning on his heel, addressed
himself to the grave Alabamian to the
following purport
well, IN be id, if that is no. !,
burning disgrace, which no decent white
man can tolerate. lent that nigger rsgi
meDt too great an insult"
The Albanian jumped to bis feet, and
replied, while HE eyes flashed FIRE
"Sir. there is not negro in that repi.
ment who is not better man than rebel
to his government, and for whom I have
not thousand times more respect than
have for traitor to his country. | think
that the best possible use the government
can make Of negroes is TO take them and
make them fight against the rebels. No
traitor is too good TO be killed by negro,
no weapon too severe to be used against
the wretches who are endeavoring to
overthrow the government. No. sir,
swallow that, whether you like it or not"
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NOTICE.

To John Knigh., Hinusn. Covles, Will
sfn Weed, 4 Fctd. l. w Ftrd sihsI Kirby, J
KIrsy Hepsibah Finch. u y Finch, Ruby Hub
bart, oren Hnhoart, sylvia stryker, Washington
STRIKER:
You are hereby notiaed thsf there is row on ale
Ia the ece Of the Cers Of the Distres CeGFt OF
County, Iowa al keokas. Isttion Of ThoEa Dasis
claiming u yon John b. KGigSA w. +. Cowiss b. b.
Hinmsn. K. II. FORD ID. W. fard and william L. Wood
the Of Three Ha naTed and Eiztt and 1900
ilzrs ~ith ter per cent. interest per annpm, pay
sbie annually. money due on prsmissory Rote,
secured hr mortgage mate By the sad j. b. knight
TO the said b. b. Human and ". CowIes ard since
assigned the said ThcHs Davis, also claiming
agssG each af yGa the foreclosure Of said mortgage
the same ueipT upon Lat 20 10 tn htEmsu CoHfss'
Subdivision OF the S-W i Of sec ., Township 6,
RsHre West, Lee eounly. lows. ard further asking
for toe sale Of sad premises and general rsli.f
Aud unless Jon sppear ard answer said petition
on or before loon OF the ssc0nd day OF tire next
term of said Court TO t- btFuH and bo'deu on TIRE
rrst Aondss of February A D.. ls64. suit will
ee entered against You. and ingmeLt neered there
or prayed for IN ssid petition
NOBLE n STRONG,
nes2s-d4w ATTORNEYS Toy Plaintiff.
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KEOKUks
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Jenny WADE, tho 4orosae ~ 9sts
tyshutUs

Jenny wade, the 1erssas - Set.
The country has already heard Of John
Burns, the hero Of Gettysburg; how ths|
oil man sailed forth, = hoss within him
self, "to fight on his own hook, /" and how
he fell wounded after having delivered
many sho,s from his tsussy Tihe INTO the
face and hearts of his country's fces.-
John Barns name is already recorded
among the immortal, to live there while
American vs!or and patriotism hes N Id
mirer and an emula.or. But there vas .
heroine as well as . hero Of Gettysburg.
The old hero, Burns, still lives; the hero
inc, sweet Jenny Wade, perished in the
din of that awful fray, and she now sleeps
where the flowers once bloomed. and the
perfume-laden air waited lovingly over
Cemetery Hill.
Before the battle, and while the ma
tional hosts were awaiting the assault Of
the traitar foe, Jenny Wade was busily
engaged in baking bread for the national
troops. She occupied house in range
of the guns of both armies, and the reb-
els had sternly ordered her to leave the
premises, but this she as sternly refused
to do. While she was busily engaged in
her patriotic work, o mimic ball pierced
her pure breast, and she fell holy sacri-
fee IN her countrys cause. Almost ut
the same time rebel officer Of high rank
fell near where Jenny Wade had persisted.
The rebels at once proceeded to prepare q
coGin for their fallen leader, but about
the time that was finished the surging Of
the conflict changed the positions of the
armies, and Jenny Wade's body was
placed in the coffin designed for her coun-
trv's enemy. The incidents of the hero
inc and the hero of Gettysburg are
beautifully touching, noble and sublime.
Old John Burns was the only man of
Gettysburg who participated 10 the strug-
gle 10 save the North from invasion, while
innocent Jenny Wade was the only sacri-
fee which the people of that locality had
to offer on the shrine of their country
Let q monument be erected on the ground
which covers her, before which the pill
grims 10 the holy tombs of the heroes Of
Gettysburg can bow and bless the memo.
ry of Jenny Wade. If the people Of
Gettysburg are not able alone to raise the
funds to pay for suitable monument for
Jenny Wade, let them send committee
to Harrisburg, and our little boys and
girls will assist in soliciting subscriptions
for this holy purpose. Before the sum-
mer sunshine again kisses the grave OF
Jenny Wade; before the summer birds
once more carol where she sleeps in glo-
~ before the flowers again deck the
plain made famous by gallant deeds, let a
monument rise to greet the. skies in to-
kens of virtue, daring and nobleness.-
Harrisburg Telegraph.
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December ., 1881 DIV
Original NOTICE.

To A trrmston. Chapin lee, A Hosmer. Ffckien
Lncas VIM TUNER, sssigna~ of Patrick n Grou sss
I Randall Sim u Dietrich. Woods arl 4 CO.
You hereby notIHrd VI there 10 now On De in
the Office OF lie Clerk of tie tristrct Court Of Lee
Cannsf, Tuw1. at Eeokuk the petition of rsmn-i Y.
iie- Abnsr Reeves and c. ii. Perry, oxecutors Of
tho sill Of l.. X Reeves decreased, claiming you the
said Urnstcn the SCR Of Five HHndrrd Dollars
"a rsener due th prpmiss ury notes. and also
claiming sgant all of the foreclosure Of mort
gage Hpcn Lot 2i Bloch fye ISL IN the addition
Of I'm. II Williams and REEVES ana Perry TO the city
OF K-okuk kee County, Iows, les the west half Of
ssif Ioi ~h.ch has beeu ree1ie1
Unless yo1 sppe&r thereto ard defend before nom
the second day OF the Pehrnsr. term 1874 Of ssid
D:sriei Ccurt Judgment sndcecree xii be rendered
against Gu tbereoRi By default
RANKIN X McCRARY,
uovss-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To VIM Cowles, c c Stevens, Levi Miller. J. p.
Lafnunte and Hiram Earney: 4s
Yen are h,reby notified hal there IL now ON Gle In
III eCIefk ; Office of the District Court OF lee Comfy
lows, at keokuk. petition, and az Amended III
ton " William n. Williams. clnirttg Judgment
against you, William r. Cowes xnc q. @. Stersns
for toe scm or Five Hundred and Thirteen and
60-I01 Do,lars money due rpsS your promis
defendants praying for the foreclosure Of earisin
bond for bed upon the undv ded half OF Lots three
and four, In Block nineteen, ia Williams Reeves
Pefryfs Addition 10 the CITY Keoknk, lows, the
tinsuishmeDt Of al equity Of resr ption and Tor gen.
esal rsti-f, wfth costs
% before the second day ofthe next term Of
said Court TO ~ Md q Keokut on the nrst mondsy
a. PebsuaYy A. D.. Ia6a i1dxu~nt will be had therein
s. defsalt. 49, Il, SCOTT HOWELL,
aesl0-Alv PiaisstGS AteS.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OTscn Hstss, ngne f. - nosn heirs Of Cornell
us DyeI ~ 10, 10 Bloex loo in -
els q =. C. tsesS. Is.s:
H. ao6S0 oG<6o1 u6noowu hsin of CorAeIns
0<Iog 0sNGse3 1o1l go - there 10 OF ~ y
- - - ~ Ctesk GEsos Utstfict Cou41fx1s
041lyA loH1 ksskuks pstttios Of Ofson 1stea
9y4A eAsathe 80 cuFne1ins z. Dyeke d. -
80 yse unqteA - n 10, in Block 10. l. -
oNy . Keokuk, - CssSsss Iowa; tAas said eeet
WN eckDoWied9ed, out that mistake wAs made b
The Notary Who drewthe eeraease Of ssknewledgnenl
b. Which To sa1s appeared ofrseord TO bensuf
oAid pssicu ave That plsrt6 has interest Ii sai<
and quisting the title - the said lot
upless Jon appear thereto and defend before nosr
Of the second day OF tie February term A. D. 1864
thereon 81 dsfhult
RANKIN 4 McCRARY, -
decfs-Ssw Attorneys for PAIN d.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Top urnsssa, Beyd lss1eu, wn Turner, .s,,sp..
q RatKiek q CrosaB Z Randall, simon Deitrich Il
Wove~ u1 krs-
Il - p de IL ne c1ce ofshe ceri q the Dis.rics
Cebs aid Lee Coansy LOGS, st keokuk, petit
t. ofDem 7. 4llss. Abnes eseyss aud O. . Perry
4eolen ofths Will u X. Deeves, deceased, claim
n Of - the said 2. ~ Urmsten the Of Three
and FIFTY Ddliars, ~ money due two
vnbessy notes, - also claiming against all Of you
IT, goFeclosurs Of nortxage upop Lot ten fioj In
FJDeek zen llOJ, IN the addition Of YIN. II. Williams
and Reeves APesry, 70 the City Of Keokuk Iowa.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
81 seeond dAv Of The next tern sald Court
| 10 cumUence on the nrst Monday Of FsbreaPy 1874
Judgment and decree will be rendered agAinst you
thereon by default.
RAxrIN RcCRARY.
AnsafsHtUr srasgs Attorneys for PlsiutiH.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

10 Joba Naurer:
You are fer-ts notified that there Is nov pending
In he onee II the Clerk the District Conf nj Lee
cousty. Iowa, at Keokuk petition of Margzreth
Manrer, elxirsinx rfvon eeeree fer 6ivorrs
of habituai dr-r kenets and nhunan treatment
sneh - 10 erdaBger the if. ef petitioner.
Md thsr y less you kpPeRr ,nd answer plead or
dernur the before OF Tie second day
Of The the February 1854 of said District Court,
CONNIE neing on the fret Monday of February &,
def ut will be entered gsnst and decree render
Sd acco riding to the prAyes a said petition.
MILF JAkGER,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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NOTICE,

10 Alexander Lockheai Keriah Jane Loo khesd, EEe-
Sie Ly u, David Lyon Elizabeth Blair and
Charles Blair, Defendants
You rety poaned tn al in the sctien pending
in thr District Court Of Lee county Iowa. al Ksosuk
wherein Alexander Los khe 81 l. flainif AID Auia4
A r. Metihenry aud cther- are Defendants sid
Martha A. X. lee heneg ana Edward NJ .heaey have
al ed against yen etos- bill p ssins decs%e for
tie divided half OF tie ftseUonsi Nerih-West1 Of
SEXTON 81 Township 81 North Range West, in lee
couny Iowa and other eIaits be relief, with costs
And you also hereby uVfsfsed that In The satae
there perding against he ssid Alexander
Ice khexd, ktIish Jane Locksezd. liz ie> ~ Erd
Dsvtt L eTuss bill hlel BY Elizabeth A. Blai, and
Charles r Blair, her husband claiming that the sad
Elizabeth il The owner fe iuYiA u the un.islded
dh Part cAsEad real .stn<. and PRAYING Tor dc-
qaisiiEs The Ute thereto Der. aud Tor neral
relief.
Nos each Of you must appear and snswer said gross
bills by oil the Day If tle next ser OF said
Coart To b- held he first Monday 81 tearuArs, is6+
or decree prayed for vail he b. therein ~ d-aut.
H. SCOTT HOWELL
Attorney for Martha A. r. Ackineny.
RANKIN & McCRARY,
Attorneys for Charles +. ard Elizabeth A. Blair.
nj
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NOTICE.

To Bridget Farming; Ellen Fsnning ChsriesfE. Fan
Mag. George Willis fan ning, Minors. and Walter
Conpar.
There l. fle the ofge 0: the Clerk Of the
District Court Lee unity, Iowa. eskuk, the Pc
ttiou .; George Hg ms, claiming Of the dtjenda is
eeeree parttiontng certain real estate 10 LIE c91n-
~, iowa, wit In The sdti'n OF VI lillian n. Wilt
and Reeves Perry The city Of KeoEnx called
fstes' Addition the map Ct Otiey . Stripe Lot
twelve ffal and the half bct eleven in ock
l7, in lie city ef Kcokuk: Ia Block hundred
nd sixtJ eight li6sl The FROM skis 1901 feet Of Lets
nve Isl and t6l. ase forts e%t % hnadred Of
Lots hse t6 aud six ls comm pcins I've eniy ee from
s.ies; also enty feet front OF Lst III by
hurdred feet dep also twens feet q cot seven,
next to the alley and running ten feet across Lot elgt
also Lot ri n Bio hundred and htts 1901;
also the drd thirds II he 'front.' baf 81 Lets
siev and twelve fli&i2J in Bpck forty two a.
Also Lots nine sl and bali Of at eight Isl In Block
one hu nine ipsl said petition ALLEGES that
Water o. Conner has mortgage int stu party of
.aid property and that the other defendants one
hall u il cut 9. said interest.
Unless y.a sppear and an swer sasd petition be-
TO q The seeond dag of the February term Ie64,
Of said Count, commencing The hrst Monday Of
February. iadgment Of partition waIi tie rendered
by defsuit. RANkly & McGRaEY
nov26-b&w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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OsTATK or IOWA,}
- 1ss Cogv1I. aEE
In the District Court Of said oanty, In Ksokuk.
Yreenrn Knowles, Pistsfsf.l -
. YsysnS s#f
John Rablin,
Hsdry Cor With, Defesdssts. O. A
Hstice IL hersby given 20 the DssendApts hsrsin
above named that petition In ris aeticn 10 on nls
in ne Jerks ece q ihs Uh&rick COast afof0sids Ia
behalf Of the above named Piainti6. aSninst ynu and
cfaimiBg 20 redeem from you under luntW norteage
cerain prsnisss in the south est quarter Of Section
~. Township Is, n Range wesi IN said County add
state snd rendering yon Count Ia - TIN value o.
said re6emion said petition psyisg further tai The
title ~ psuuD ner 10 satd DreDises asDratn& yea b
Objected and established and for seneraYreleL
And 9niess you appear and nshe dfSense thereto
befure noon OF the second Gay Of the next term o.
said Coust, commences the first Monday ofFebfu
AIRY, 1854 iudgHsut viii b catered sgainst you, ~
prayed IL In aid petition.
II ROBERT II. GILLMoRE,
novzs-d4w Atty for PiainuH.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL

II =
BY virtue OF Htborify vestsd In BY the order OF
the Neunty Court Of Lee County Iowa wilI, on the
I'D ds Of pecenoer 1853, at o'Iock, p d said
dsv. n the door OF the Causi House Ia Kenkuk, lows
tCer tor sale the highest bidder. The fvio wing
property OF TIE estate Peter shnFeriAnd deceased
The west hail of Le len Ia Block l3Ts auo The
vest baR OF Lot four Block las In The City OF keo-
AK Lee ounty, Iowa
| am kntforissd 10 give a credit Of noi exreedinE
~ slre m s;hS TO the purchaser.
noveo-S.d GEO. W, NoCRARY Executor.
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NOTICE OF CoRoNER's SALE.

IN
Tc n G. Hedges sad Margaret Hedges, ard others
Yor are herrAy netiaesi tHai by vlrfDe OF Special
Execution directed issued BY tie Clerk Of the
Dfssret ooar Of lee eoan Iosa, a. keSknk, tesraE
date Ney-moe, the IA A. ID l-e3 In fsver " James
A. Ice and srstnssS Hedges and also decree
AxaGsi Sarxsrei Hedges ND oihrfs hsse levied up
On and adseras for sale. and x sell Al The eoors
The Gers effce OF the District Cour OF Lee Coun
ty, Iosa at Keofns, the Ssh d. OF Dece nber.
A u. is63 beiw the b. OF O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock r n, commencing at doeispek p. n Of SAID
FAY The following described properly, to-xn. Lo;
M Biock one hundred and eight tioSl In the
City VI keoknk, Lee County Iowa.
Given nader ny hand this sia day OF November
A. u. ies3 THOs. AARTIS,
nns2f-itd Coroner OF Lee Connty, lewa.
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STA1E c or IowA.
10 the Dstds Court Of said ounsy, In Ksokuk
X. P. Love. Pissas.F
C. Grinpan,
u. r. 6finnan, As o.
David A. Day,
M. J. bay, Dessdsses.
Notice Is hereby given to the Defendants here IN
above saned thrt pssision IN evil sctun IL 6is
in CIerk's Once Of the District C.un aforesaid
daiy vefided iu benaif Of The above named PiaintiH
aEsnss you, AGA elsi ring OF the said e. ard u y
sinBan inc redemption ef iIos aId 8. in block I'll.
10 the csty Of X kak, said coanty. from certain
Deed Jrast and sale hereunder and against all tbs
defendants The foreclosure Of mortgage executed b
sad d. A. and j. Day fuFrhe sum Of el-5So. with
ten PEI crt. interest from May g. 1872 he aid de-
feBdsnts briniaa fussher aStanea thai the sid
Court has Appointed Receiver, 10 tsks charge VI aid
prcp~riy asd u C rents ard ~ offs thereof. 8Hfi
And HAIes GU apes. and maze defense thereto 10
fore Of the second day Of the next term of said
Court, 10 commerce. the frst Aonda, OF Fssrrary
IS6I Judgment ~i be ttndefsa agaiEst sou, prayed
for IN said pei tion.
ROBERT II. ilLLNoRk,
noy25-d3w Sol for PiaiDu6.
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,saass1ig $50 ) = .eIs Yadl you're
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-10

R9- THE REWARD FOR ArrRFWENpINa
OBSERVERS Circular No. 80, from the
Provost Marshal Generals Office, has been
withdrawn, and the following substituted
for it:
/. Special agents employed in accord
auce with paragraph 10 of the regulations
tor the government OF the Provost Mar
shals Bureau, will not, hereafter. be paid
the reward of $40 for the apprehension
aud delivery of deserters, unless they elect
their monthly pay and receive in future
ouly the reward.
.. All deserters arrested must be deliv-
cred TO the Provost Marshal of the District
in which the arrest is made, in order that
the necessary Investigation may be had
aud proper action taken. No rewards for
arrest OF deserters will be paid unless the
person arrested is so delivered and the tact
OF delivery certified 10 by the Provost Mar
shall who receives him.
Any citizen may aPprehend deserters
under the above regulations, aud will re-
ceive the same pay as it he were regular
ly authorized agent.
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aYTHE ELECTION Law which has pass
ed the House of Delegates and is nov be-
foze the Senate, makes some radical
changes IN the manner of holding cleo
tons. 1t provides that any candidate who
shall! distribute gratuitousIy, any intoxi-
eating liquors on the day o: election, for
the purpose of inducing any voter to vote
for any candidate or measure, be shall, if
elected, forfeit his office; and that any other
person who shall so distribute liquors tor
The purpose stated, shall be subject to
ice OF not less than ten or more than fifty
dollars. The bill also provides that all the
tickets voted shall be of white paper, and
allows all soldiers of this State in the ser
vice of the United States to vote.
The Senate yesterday struck out from
the liquor section. the words, "for the pur-
pose of inducing any person to vote for
say candidate or measure" for the reason
that it would be almost impossible to prove
70, what purpose the liquor was gratuit-
oasly distributed. 1t is doubtful whether
;he House will agree to this, as it is argu-
e3 il that body that it may prevent any
body from treating his friends on election
isT
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METEoBIC SHOwEB OF NovEMBEs.-
Public attention is now being attracted to
the meteoric showers which are advertised
20 take place this month. Corps of the
curious sre being organized all over the
country with a view OF making accurate
observations. 1t has been suggested that
corps be organized in this city as
oar hills will afford excellent points of
observation. We learn that several gen.
rlsmen of this city have agreed to watch
and make observations.
TIE time for the observations will be the
evenings of Wednesday, Thursday aud Fri.
d4y, November ll,h, l3th and 18th, com
MERGING at 10 each evening, aud coutinu-
ing an,il o'clock the next morning. The
largest number are to be seen after mid
night. Last year. during bright moonlight the
average of number of observations during
three or tour nights was about one every
five minutes to each observer. and the in
ii;aEions were that the number was greater
:han in the year previous. This year the
entire absence of the moon will be very
favorable, and an average of thirty an hour
to each observer, if the sky is clear, will
be reasonable anticipation.
As a station, bill is preferable to a
aousetop as the refraction due to heated
Columns is to be avoided.
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Railr antclliqrnter.
Tuesday Morning Nov 10. '63.
ms-TKAvEliNG oS HIS MUsctE-A DIS

1nrTKAvELiNG OF HIS MUsctE-A DIS
r.s,rx RowpY. Ga Sunday evening, q
ms, who afterwards gave his name as
Boren. attempted to enter private house
=, rpiou street, much to the alarm Of the
,,,npapts. lie made several destructive
demonstrations in the ucighborhood, and
f,,lv insisted upon torcibly entering Louie
rr.p,b,em's Saloon. where he came in
contact with the proprietor and two other
PERSONS, who attempted to drive him away.
He proved himself the possessOr of re-
nArkable physical strength, and though
beaten over the head and face with an iron
poker aud terribly kicked and cuffed, he
fought a. long as he could stand upon his
feet After recovering somewhat from the
blows which had been inflicted upon him,
he wandered down toward the jeweIry
store OF Mr.. Turner aud appeared to be
irving to force an entrance into the estab-
lishment by means OF large piece of
timber. He soon absEdOned the attempt
and proceeded to the rear OF the store aud
tried TO break lock off stable door, say
ing he wanted to find the man who beat
him O&cers Scroggins and Santmiers
being advised that giant was loose in the
city doing all manner OF destruction, ar
rested Bowen aud took him to Alderman
RobertsOu's office. He refused to go to
Jail, and it required the combined efforts of
three policemen and Mayor Baird to hand
cuff him. That being finally accomplish
ed, he was removed to jail, and yesterday
his wounds required the attentiou of a
physician. 1t is supposed that the man
was drunk or crazy aud did not know what
he was doing. He is stranger in the
city.
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Bar NELAScAoLY ACcIDEsT.-Yesterday
morning an accident occurred at the Bal
im,re and Ohio Railroad Machine Shops,
which resulted in the death of lad named
E4iy K. Addison, son of Mr.. E. R. Addi-
son master mncbinest of the establish
Haeht The boy was acting as engineer.
md IN passing towards the furnace be ia
s1Fpoaed to have slipped and fallen into
The pit iu which the fly wheel revolves
and vas SO badly beaten that be died in
about thirty minutes after he was removed.
The lad was only about sixteen years of
age He was n very active, good natured
and intelligent boy, and his untimely death
has caused universal feeling of sorrow
among the men employed in tho machine
shap., and 10 fact among all who knew
h!n,
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NOTICE.


Wheeling, October 81. 1868.
S,IIERIPFS, Coll, ctOrs, and all other persons
= owing money to the State OF Virginia within
tho counio, Of tbs State Of West virg niA prior to
the 10th day Of June, 1863 will take notice that the
Sd Section Of the Act Of the 0eusTaI Assembly ut
Virginia. passed February 81, 1888, roads follOws
at shall be the duty Of all Sheriils Collectors
Of the Public Revenue, also all Presidents or other
officers Of Railroad, Express, bridge, OF Internal
improvement Companies. Presidents and other ON.
GERS BANKS, Savings BANKS, Insurance Companies,
Clerks Of Courts aries Public, the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth, aud indi iduAl", owing OF hRv-
nS money In their hands due the state or the board
Of Public Works, or the President and Directors OF
the Board Of the Literary FUND.- in any OF the cOun'
teS afOrs aid pay the same into the Treasury OF
the state Of West Virginia when the same shall be-
come one Of the United: StNtcs."
Part OF the books and Papers Ofthe late Auditors
Office having been returned, the Auditor Is no~
ready settle with all persons owing money TO tho
State OF West Virginia by virtue OF the Act OF the
General Assembly Of Virginia paSscd February 3D.,
1853 The Auditor resp ully quests ali persons
90 indebted to settle tho sedy as possible.
SAMUEL CRANE,
unvQ,1wJkw Auditor OF WBNt HR