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, 1864-01-28

NscrophobtA In Washington.

E1Eropho hobtA In "as12HEtons
"Agate' Of the Cincinnati Gazette tells the
following good one:
Washington has been full Of strange films
,tratfons Of late. Of the burial OF prcjudices
under tie avalanche Of change the war has
wrought; but / know Of no stranger ono, in
it's humble way, than q curious little fact con-
,1,ected with q Street railrond. When 1t was
beguu, two years ago, It was poison for
Hiijte man to breathe the same air with
negro. in street car or omnibus. Let the
storm, he as piti1css and the car as empty as
ron chose, tie negro woman with babe in
Rer arms must stand on the front platform
and bear 1t, lest her presence IN corner
within ehouid contaminate the scattered pas
eengets: By and by 1t began to be suspected
to ride within, If they had cars to themselves; =;
and the suspicion became very strong one,
when it was found It wonld pay.
That was few months ago. This morning
r rode down to tho Capitol in car 1abeled,
ttColored persons can ride in this car." It
Vas crowded with ladies and gentlem N,
who. year ago, wou1d have been Mortified at
| suchs q position; and By their sides sat the
neproes. to whom the car rightfhlly belong.
al The whites had actually taken posses.
|. afon Of the negro chr, and the most af1sto'
| cratic ladies saE beside well dressed negrocs
}'withont sbndoer.
i :. In It's casual WY, know no happier illns
| tratiop Of the discovery that many have beer
i.makine, that worth has as much as color Y
do with what is respectable and What Is not
, 1864-01-28
The Whisky Amendment
THE 1Vss1.irrfnn cnrresnontfencc of the

!: The Washington correspondence Of the n.
7. Evening Rst, January q, says: =
Fernando Woods whisky amendment pass-
ed the House lin Committee Of the Wholc)
BY a Yotc Of IS to. 90. The. proposition was
to impose tax. Of forty cents per gallon
upon all whisky on hand. The old tax was
twenty cents, md this restores tho cQalllib:
rum between old and new whisky. General
Garfield supported the amendment In q very
eloquent i've minutes speech, and It was
carried by IN overwhelming majority. It waa
hard blow at the whisky spectators, and
would be rutnous to many Of them ifit were
ee,kdifa that the Senate seosk'd ogrt< 10 the Hona
amendment. II iss not certain, t7r evcn p7oba.
Tie, though the amendment sfeMs to 6oj1ss.
, 1864-01-28
Qlifa9o Qtibnne.


From the Atlantic Monthly for FehruuT.1
THE LAST CHARGE.
B1 OLIVER WEEpK11. uo1xEs.
Now, men Of the North! viii you Join In the strife
For country, 1Cr freedom, for honor, for life!
The giant grows blind in his fnry aud spite
One bloW on his forehead will settle the dghtt
F1aeh full in his eyes tho bue lightning Of steel
And etun him with cnnnon-bo1ts, pcai upon pe1ll
Mount troopers, md follow your game to its lair.
As the hound trucks the wolf and the beagla the
haret
Blow, t1mpets, your Summons, tn slnggsrds
awakei
Beat, drums, till the roofs Of The fa,nt-hrsrted
Ehakel
Yct, set, ere the sisnet is stamped on the scroll
Their names may te traced Oh tho hlood-spf1uklcd
Trust rot tho false herald that painted Jour shield
True honor f.-ddr must lN sought on the fleldl
Her et cutcLeon shows white with llAxon Of rod
Ihc ltfe-d1ops OF crimson Tor liberty sAcal
The hour is at hand, and the moment draws nigh
The duE-ttar Of treason grows dim In the sky!
EhfEe forth from tho batle-Cioud, 1Ehtot the morn
Cali back The bright hour when The Nation was
Eorn!
TIE rivers Of peace through our Talleya shall run
Ae the glaciers Of tyranny melt In the sun;
Smite, snltte the proud paHicide down from hi.
tlIu0c-
His eceptrc once broken, tho world is oar ownt
, 1864-01-28

co5f .cn.al Thys s.clhn. ttosmcrs OF st. Louis. M
EorAt of MoE1e. Chicago, Ill. half h.ocS from ths
Posi- Office. oil Chronic ut~tsses, aud Diseases O
treats With rnnar1llelet sucre 3. Ronps separate
where hutts and Geutlouecn !su ennsuH tue D.e!ol
xosP: H.: suntnys 10 10 II A. n. Cnmmun.c. don.
A. Enclofe iwo stamps and Cct his a;ride To- Health
Eson the DEBTORS Ions captr1raee IN lIo,ri,sl ans
.Antee, perfect cusrs fr al Chrome piseases IN the
most revere and complicated F;aEes. In vcry s5or
11Me. without the tEt of mercury
3oung men suffering from Hr1fahnFe are invited Z
cal = perfect cure warranted. Female 1fssEutafa
~: y EtF0C torS to marriage. should CAL
o:.cc Gnd be cured. Bes' OF city References e
Rhility and kncCchs- taSt4&taW
, 1864-01-28

The Wife Of a Preacher I'm.
prlsoned Three Years on
Fretense of Insanity.

The Great case Of Elizabeth r. ".
F9s knrd H. Trial on the Charge Of
{nsanity-Eull uistoryof the O1Bo-
Personal Sketch Of Mr. PnckaEd-of
Nlrk- Packard Her Confinement Mt
JachEouv5tIe-Entere of the Ladies'
IN Her Behalf-Tho Verdict OF tho
Jury Pronounces Her Sane-13cr Dis
charge bY the Court.
, 1864-01-28

o:nsc, .n'et' I,Srn.s4 Custom ,E noy Eoqss o. y
ao,s:sf s;.t.t, s asn. I.liunE. specialist II thu
II ,tr,sta n nsSH,eo ,:a oSaaS1c 1r.kNHss sess
us* t1.rin N...4or: resarsiE: TO McEcasF, 1nd1te
lstat+n hrrcnic nr saE-apaFl.sr- lN. lanes vHEa
~ o: .::wssc:. Ursrnc Weakness. brought on bJ
..yrst osr: .tat!,h Of hne;ncs, nr entated hcrnd:
urlty c.c, cnrcd ry lnfalll1,e method. and tho
sr'y ci1rr tur 'i.s ~cakncs4aHy7ne bo time ami ex
.,.d U.eeae.z Of the MOST HORRIBLE Class.
-.lnrc t.c HOOD aslA lccnHc poisoned, producing
httlts fc facr. fms13 watccy hlisters. pairs f1
'm ht:G Ind bones, liberated ulroat nose. limbs ana
4c:!crinEs. ........ -,
If Jat.es ia recommended hy tte Iress generally ot
fie Scrtli tho medical faculty, sj pr'tes-os OF med
.cni colleges, etc. 1ACfe afflicted should Hppiy ulme'
t.i-tr'y. and bc cnfct ot r.e terrible d:scasts ~
i.ercnler llr. .hlnck' OGce and tATlo5S Are n &
Rant,t,;ll, Ec,wecn s.21c md Dearborn sttcels-
DJTrf nsrY, fraan A. n rntttE E r, u, Consultations
.,rin.1lc tA.4-utlixE
, 1864-01-28
PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.

III LHIEV1UAFTHRHA1AAhb 01Ett3-
SEALED 51sSs'eS ri6fosSls 1 81 lsste. y Il
p.2sss1 nsns 1es !. sq'Ps9Ss aas
I'D ts5 ass q ot
bies d Be rsesivea tor 80 20 vers bns',.
:, %ss ss e.
polnts th.S pIopHse 70 moas az 81, s1e
when ,sia .ellvestsa ihall be corneAcei' and ~s"s
II 1si2. must h a1ttt.n ou: IN words oa tne t,s
e ease e e: e
s;s Tne e ha n ~ nsa "a Htsaoa ba
Terar i:ala: kind Or ars:rt!oa Of or, ecn. aaE.
"a II fSe aFsees offered under ns r = ,i..a
s9s 9S& Zine to time
est hfct >. 9: ns;ess q tha Gnr-
e @sg aaa
':Hse1 IL tisaer naa III 10 rap,fea to .
~. Titt X sa + n y 5so 6 e It, u ~
IL % :ss s,ss ssss si',sr r. q
E1aEo prorosed @ i9 eeEIormig 1isn Ias e tt,e
q s5t s5se1 in,o lie sant eoost s:,E
s e % =,
Collector Of Customs sns oaer c!1teZ a. er ~
Ini e. sia;ss M E GoseFsma1s o ss52onsl>e e~fooo
III 51seeTs I'll s. aaly no'laei of ths aeesptaes-oF
~ hi rsnss apa 4dres. Of e,cr p1dt.. ..As7
"a ie2tbly vISrt: 4 in The proporE1 ,-.--~.
D. II Ru:Eer Chtef Ospot QuaFternastsr, NA.lloSL
fon b. va ssoold be plsi.ly matIe." " Rtop<t4lx
for Forage
.isT ehr The co: rsEtor apd beta Il EuaEa ators i'll
Be .eaoiie5 of d .accesEfu1 oaler Or odeeEs res
:. ss:
oo1atnst y. 'cErr EnTrr nv penpf15Ar VS..
(ToVn, County end s&atel - ~-----..:
- H1sEo5 =. n,.,... -.
20 ustsos ~
Department agreeAhY 70 sae ses1R q
3onl b.pt neesmseT 1s sao os
Eg aS,is! & it:ro, r. ...t, tn,hs, e-ss
potnfs,
oaslsls oi oats' IN eac3'' a' - Fe3 pusaes e1 y
, 1864-01-28
Flat anu Ncntp.


DEPARTMENT OF AGR1CUL-
~ TURF, w.smxaroF. D. CT Dec. 13- 1855
To tho GTowcr9 and Manufacturers OF FLAX and Kemp:
Tht Commissioners appointeo bg tt1s apartment,
col etstlng Of lion. j. Morehead II Pennsyigauis,
William h Bailey, Of Rhode Island and John 4.
Warder Of Ohio to consider the following approprta
Fo4 a1yssestions 10 III lie pracacabll.ty OF
cp1ssttag md n5spaE'nE n.x e snd hsep - subs
Havtng met and aficr several days Investigation,
believing that further and 1uller boce OF their
ioarned 10 meet Wednesday, tue 24th day Of
TneY feauest al Interested in the distribution Of
this approps1anon anxious 70 develop the subject
for lie pubic good, to send - this Department. on
or before that day. samples Of i c hemp N. dax i1
the different sAcca Of preparation: Of the tbret and
ments OF The vATions ps ocesses used sad tho cost o
produeaon II eaeh sase: also. aesSrtptinns Of tlt
together With any and al information th.t nay b
useful TO the CQc1mlsRton-
This Information Ia necessary before An Intelligent
distribution Of the appsop11atioh eau ne 1naar:,,
deS.f1r7-Sm Commissioner
, 1864-01-28

Mr.. J. 3. Hay, editor Of the Ct Crolx
Herald. tCalais, j who was mobbed and his
ottlce destroyed for his sympathy with the
New Brunswick Side. last week became q
citizen Of the United States, ut the eesaion OF
The Supreme cour held In Maehias. =:
, 1864-01-28

OF11CE or TnR BoAnp OF pVBLIo WoRK1
C4tcAdo. January esth. 1851. {
ONCE urIl Friday, February 3tb, At the hour Of II
A. N., At which time tho Hoard xtil open the saEa
Than is atnchrs thck 1t The b.tt ana inches as ta
polpt. t. be straight and euuadt and nH from h1d
knots and other defects.
The Piles must be delivered as Chicago b. June d1at
Ecxt- ~. -
The bids must be sealed, accompanied with tas
usual bond to be approved By the Board, tbn1ks Tor
vh!ch will be furnished at this ofce) an directed
to thr Boafd Of Public Works, endorsed " pzopasalA
1te Board reserve the rghtto reject any nj bills.
and propoenl Ill ho accepted unless the bidder
j. g. GISDELK-
FRED. LETT,
Oh, ROSE, ="
3a96uf11lGt Board OF Public York;
, 1864-01-28
Mnt1att1trr8Dlp.

r1cs0JTTTON OF COPART.
EIHsHT-Tns se9estnsF.htP Se7ssotnrs ~ ar c5 r
iFtlnf gWntchin.or Sherwood Co.. Il this dAr dia.
eossd e Ths e9.affT1 & III
mn lane T1 sre autht rEed to eign in nquidsti6n.
VINO a4on1 49, JAMES WALSH.
THOMAS HUTCHlNS0H.
PHILIP SHERWOOD.
TALTKR P1CkEks.
Chicago, JAN 18th, 1851
, 1864-01-28
Total AEsets............... -...-...
.. =, =. I1ABHTT1EB.:


=! ~ l7ABHTT1EB.:
The an cunt OF liabilities. due or not dass to
b.. r. Ct ctnsr ,Sd s1sd.eFs ds,s " Eone Sone.
ketfss s nSsasstsa, suspense, waiting
al freihs! oihef eslss%; sIin.t the oonpiay sfa
TotalliabilIttes .$la6 26f S
H. srsatett il .py ene sity. toxa: Village
eepy liz
n'i aud Is gna %noMSs esGSssA ALEXANDER. Presidents
hs9'Ss hss'ss1s J. 5saasy hasREf IL: s:fEs..s'
STATE eE IsIs s eqy TgE
JUSTICE e &c Fesss: an. q4s!i,sa e ad%inis
as The FOREGOING statement Of the assets snd condi
Henry Fowler, Juss1ec OF the feace'
szp!,s ~ aay % E! 5sasa
rssor1sl1 SgsaGa sshaa Jsnasas or t. IT,
oce s
auired by Act 70 reguats the agencies q lns1F
n b r. . sssss
1t ID possessed Of the required amount Of saPta o.
assa : sf ~ ss$sst VA
sFnfSanSff Is er H.
actlon q the baEinees 81 ths said Company aud ay
sfss I'd asa q
Ss 4 ;s ssa
reast n of such service. =,
sss
5s As; Fss :sa r. Gist & a6b a sst1
Of as Sasae
, 1864-01-28

BACHELORS celebrated nA1R DYE u THz axs1
TIE ~ woEIn The Hniy sa 1hrs f.. e e"q Petet
Ex Bed np.:y oI Gs,"y Hr ,ttni ,s1Tty; Tna;1ns e
tue Ha!r or Staining the ftn. leaysng INC HAT eo!t
VII Beautiful impartR fresh yiislity re1neauy Iss r
t4-tEg is pristine color. md rccih the III fusGts oi
Eai Uyrs. The Genuine ts signed WILLIAM a. nACh-
rLoH al others mutations and thomin PC
nroidJ. Sold by a.. lruEEists, &C. Fsctort.r = PIT
t,,a. etrnet. EeU York. E--'ct-5'
, 1864-01-28

Kuua:1n Fraflay, or Eshysiolost-
cal Ikxsse:l-cf1e-+
Should be rad By essr, BODY. i area9 c., ,,sa 1ne
aBd uninpp5 tontAnlnn ttou may he suhvertet. with
method Of dlsrsling s ants,vfnss sa Hf3! n II S1
Il. A. BaRRUW, 191 BIccckcf -arcet, New 3of1.
frice Is ceu1s Matted free everywhere.
t.ftsnro III dc4t-tJ71y.ls
, 1864-01-28

K < ( i 1
Il
DIR. SWEETS
EnfaIlible Linilaaelt.

aEaRHeHxEi RI SEEv56s NJ al bi5oHBEks: KaaSSs91'
ILL., xss 4S i + I'd s.sstsa sssp %
Eseps e Dr ssphsn swes o. & n e, he
seas sss "a
aaS asy s. Dss9f @ s1ss
naas a - i e. as 4
FOB EetE NEURALGIA it ~tn Afford immediate relief
s'sr III fseVe waTss HEADAcHEla
three minutea. and u warranted 70 DO It;
afS M sF.s
nS s 0~ aa resdy
directly upon he nervous tsauss snd
sxtszna1 remedy re- c,s nnTi inst ia
sss4SS s;sF ssSSs sss i i n ~ 9ss 4 ~
III fess3 AsB soks Ell arc sosne
ae@e en & R!s Esn!@eai W Eiii Ssver s e
sPt Z tss ons
worst m.5 be conquered by this Lniment In two
w9ySps {s{S 9s2 aef5 ;s shs y4ssE 4sps}
4hss; III aai;ae pGepeftlss Il 6S d. saEr
IS hR 5hs4 A'sS
- Ell 1~-' Every Horse Owner
Should have this remedy at hand fof is timely use
Sen! Iotnida6le disesses 70 rhleh q, hoE;ss
liable ana Tn1cn Esndsr 80 many otherwise valuable
over ioar haadEed yonatary tesspea!als te ths
See1 WR e s to %
| them rom yersous IN the highest ranks or Me-
TION.
6 sssphfa Ssst D Ss s1n apd u
the glass of each bottle, without which none are gen
, 1864-01-28

GIFT by tho Prinee Of Wales to Harvard
College Library.
The Prince Of Wales has made valuable
present to Harvard College, accompanied by
the tollowipg~lctter:
gASDEINaHAx, Nov. =, 1863.
S1R:-1 am desired By the Prince Of Wales to
Eay, in anewer to your letter Of the e2d uN, that
1T WIN give him very great pleasure to present to
the Library OF Cambridge University copy OF
{he photographs OF the Samaritan Pentateuct,
taken during the visit Of His Royal H1ghness 10
Nablooe.
The Prince Of Wales desires me to add that he
win always be glad OF any opportunity which may
ensbie him to ovince, in however elight manner,
the lively eepec which he entertalns Of the k1nd-
ness md hospitality which he received daring his
sisit to The United States and that With these
rcoections be cannot fall cordlatly to re:lprocate
lie wish to which you have given expression, that
which ought ever TO Buhsist between the Old
country and the new. r.
Youf most obedicnt eeryant,
HERBERT FISHER, Private Secretary.
The above note is IN answer to the request
Of a, Clergyman in Cambridge, for a.p.:oto-
graph Of what claims to be the oldest Ms. in
the Harvard College Library. The sanari
tans profess that it Is more than three thou
sand years old, and by the grandson Of
Aaron. .
, 1864-01-28

Efcwus-c Of Ealsc l'rophets.
Who promise to ,a1 TO IL nssnr !.
7ytth nanyout ard I'M eTtFt dye Q! E1!ES. ~ ~
sta'd '"MIsT'aDt,l:h's Is TIE ONLY DiE that y
NJ crslT q, reses. pure perfectly suss Pc
.,rtly rri lie: rrrnri'y rIibp1ci rerletty
ocrf*civ r. .nIcrs perfectly tttatcs nntnT.' nne
s11G,h;t n % ht III j. titsIA Doi, Astor e9se
nv Y"rI. Fold every and hirsa o. W tt1E
oFrs+tIs. 1Lte <1'*A"'S' " -Ins[ plc3 Iu1l&
, 1864-01-28
H1fDtclu1l.


Arca mud preparation. the ou1F one ofthe KIND
ever discovered In thie oonntry. and acts diTecty "a
the nertS nffecied philst FILLS and Powders CAT OILY
reach them a. thcy work through atmpataE. ent pot
q al dree sna b A51 yon 4,u4e u
1reched laws? Give yoasef no uae1sness H dos
:Gc expected period, viii positively and Invariably
r.; ulate ta coming, sure cfItct follows cause
~ ccr4a1u daylight follows darkness AFeSou AcA'
OF cp{cepIcd bY disease.
, 1864-01-28

II rejoice whczeTrz find one who dares to zely
upon lila own organisation In tho Investigation OF
tfnth. OF in other woTds, one who dares to 10 m
iniieEcudeut thinker. Itespoct every ono who res
, 1864-01-28

;, Cash. ... Mkt. Ea1ne.
In hAhd in bank 1859 H8
ID hands Of agents ani In t1un8is 500 81
EnHed State5 Treasury notes and accrued
interest 1a.4A9 V9
, 1864-01-28
Lyon's Periodical Drops

c,-o 4, x,r m a hlesadux and viii save you much
peril and many houEs Of sudsrlns navs SoG osen ~
M az lint have bsie3 the stil Of phy6icaans, and
cTc hnr,rSing Won on 10 carly grayef
, 1864-01-28

-. ). sTATE sToCKs.. 1871.
State ofCounerte1t, Per cent interest 1Q
Stnfe Of Ehoic Islant per cant iuterest,,. bt,Ga
Efatc al 0hip rer ccut tintereSt,...,.-.- to8,010
a. ia OF Kentucky8 Der cent intereBs..... 3,l00
EfafT 6f SiichtEnn 6 Der cent Interest," SO
Sfnfc ri Eew }erscT 6 Der cent INTEREST,", 1500o
Etaff, of EeE TorE per cent iuterest..... S. b5o
State u Indiana e. Fer cent intercst...... $3.50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
NOTICE.

70 v Ford John Winthrop Z r Ford, Sen, 3 Ford,
Jr William Burkitt, Ford 0orham \ Ford, w Johns
ton, executor Of the estate Of Vim g florence do
ceassd, Eastman, B Henning &nd John o woodruff,
fhoDas DaviA Henry Huiskamp, Abnsr Reeves, Henry
Towie, Hiram Barney, Yeatman, Robimcn Co., and
Edgar ThsmpsOn.
Yes hereby notified that there 10 on Ale the
oce u the Clerk of the Dstrict Court Lee county,
Iowa. Keokuk, petition of william Giliss claiming
Of you the said w Ford the Of two thousand nine
hnrsd and twelve ana 9ol0e dolIas end ten per cent
per snnum thareon from Nay TO- 1864, NJ moaey due On
two proeusy notes. and aso claiming, against all Of
you the foreclosure Of mortgage gwen to said
nosss - sonseyme sne northeast saarter a secon
ship stxtyhve (es north range Ave wess Lee county
Iowa
UhaeD yea eqpeAr tAsreso and dsfcnd belre noon oi
the second day Of the Of said District Court
which ts session the first Monday In Sep
tember, 1894 Judgment VIII be rendered against you
thereon by default. RANKIN 4 McCRARY.
Revenue stAnpn 80 CO.. Atty's for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01

~M Mr.. Lincoln receives Fred. Douglas
and other Americans OF African descent
at the White House, and talks to them,
shakes hands with them and in general
way treats them 10 = decent manner
Rev. Mr.. Nelson Of 81. Louis called for I
lunch at the Sanitary Fair for two Amer
ican ministers of the Gospel of African
descent, who brought contribution Of
two thoussnd dollars from their brethren
in New York.
The 81. Louis Union, the special and
favored organ of the President, goes off
10 spasms of indignation against Mr.. Mel
son and members of the Sanitary Fair
for their conduct, but hitherto We have
not heard of its cursing the President for
conduct quite similar aud equally repre-.
hensible,
VIII the Union please let its readers
know why its thunders below against
Mr.. Nelson, an humble and defenceless
preacher. and Why IT,. is mute as mouse
in reference to Mr.. Lincoln. the high and
mighty President of the United States.
"God is no respecter Of persons" and is
not any one who is a respecter Of persons
exalted or humble, white or black, more
child Of the devil than child of God in
spirit. If we would be His We must be
like Him, is the doctrine Of Scripture, and
as the Union sets itself up to be teacher
of morals as we'll as manners it wosld do
well to 60 to the fountain head for its
doctrines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
NOTICE.

70 cAmnFi hnse Woicctt, Queen City yaxniuh Ccmps
nsr 81 Ae lafs arm Of chiftsnd~u Nraavic @ Il p.
Y, James Kent ssnsee Co. Duvail. Keighlss CO.
Dais, kc@ WssAerr. GYinneif Jenkins n New,cme
Geo RiehAsasoo, Henry Nellie, Ensrson. Cerarsse
Co: ~ -
You ns- hereby notified that there y nov On @ in ~
ounce o the tfFk OF the District Court VI Lee couutv
Iowa NJ keokuk petition Of 0rson Eaton cainsr n
yes the sssd Samuel kose the sum Of eighty a.
afs snd Ten Per cent interest thereon the 3oth day
claiming snsf AL " te for-eiouare of ncrtr.re
given 70 secure sAd note and ohersl and ~
d IN beDck lJA city sof KeckHk. Lee county Igvr tr
which yon have, or claim TO have %ome inft rsst
Unless you appear thereto and defend before nen of
me second day " the September term 1854 a MIA ~
ucs oart Judgment and decree will be rendered ap.n.t
- saeresn RANKIN MctRARY,
nrs en1s stamp ~ ctAI Atty's fos Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-01
NOTICE.

ISD y Iss4 rst.r narDshy B...s. H.lytn, rh.opha.
Myers II Ford, Sen, Pord, Jr- Thomas Love
Benjamin Ch1se. Johnston executor n fhe ert.ss
E of Wn1 1srEsnce, Aeeeassd, nastu,an Hcn.
ming and John o Woodruff. Thopas Davis Henry Huis-
kassH AboAr Reeves, Henry Towle Hiram haru~v
IeassAs, Rotinson Coz EdgG fhompspn:
Ton ard each Of ron hereby ncsfHed that tre |,
NOV o sis = ~ css sfths cxk II ths DISTRICT Court
Lee County lows u Keoknk the petition of williss
6tniA cisiming q he HiA defendsnt 1ord t,e su.
sfAve hnndrcd enA nnsty<ws anA 50l0o douass beAng
money dine = principal and interest up 10 May 10Th 1874
apo. certain Iromistsy nose sxeeassd By tAs 1 Hor
70 the order q TIE plaintiff GiIsa r the su Of Soe6o
ann bearing dste june 7th 1855 and claiming sxaie Al
IT! IT, foresloars g ossesin ~ W. m y Tie
aid Fore to this sid Giss for the purpose of vsca
peyne cf ~ sstd npte and syinx the fellow
ing deecrbed rcel estate towit Lot L. In block "a
lots and efx ~ block "a In the city Of Keokuk -
county Iowa. he said lot T. in bIock lao, ana 81 ii
block keoknk Iowa. having been reeased from "a
0st&1ge en SOr proper considSztia l. mot incauNd
In pisinfifs prayer FOR foreclosure.
Now uniees yon appear thereto defend before ,reu
Of the escond day Of the said District ct
commencing At keckuk the FIRST Monday Of septeU,
beS 4 D. 1S6<, judgment and decree win h. rrrdsred
sEanst yon y dAfa0lt RANKIN ( McCRARY
Revenue stamp 30 cts.l Attys fDr V7ri.t6
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


Cen Candy . sCemmand--Banks MILITARY
Governor Of Leuisiana.
Philadelphia, May so.
The Bulletin has the following special
Washington, May 80.
The Star says all troops in the field in
the Department of the Gulf and west Of
tho Mississippi river, not including Mis-
souri,, are to be commanded sby Major
General Candy.
Banks has been appointed Military
Governor of Louisisna with headquaeters
at New Orleans.
The Captain General Of Cubs an
nounces the arrival of the Arguelles 1t
Havana in custody of = Spanish agent.
The Capt. General returns thanks to
Seward for the service be has rendered
humanity BY furnishing medium
through which great number of men
whom the escape Of the Areusiles would
have reduced to slavery. The Captain
General adds that the simple presence Of
the Arguelles on his return to tho island
would in few miputes give liberty to
S6 human beings. 81 IS I
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NOTICE.

TO Urmsfon, Bod Braden, Chaplin Lee, Hosmer,
Grouse, Randall. sin,on Dietrick and H Woodward
( h Co.,
Gu VIII take notice that there il now dle In the
once of me Clerk OF the District Court Lee county,
Iowa af keoknk petition Of flannel Miller, Abner
ana Ferry executors OF the will Of Lewis
the sum d three huH1red Aad nfy eIlars = usuey an
On we prcsDry notes, and against all Of yeu claim
ng the foreeiesRr of certain deed ofncrteage made by
o. Sny D. 1885 snd conveying lot nine (e) In block
ten o Of the addition Of William Williams ana Reeves
snn fefry % the city OF keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
on o before noon cf the second day Of the Septem
term lsos Of said District Court Judgment will be rem
you by default and decree prayed for BY
sne peutfon RANKIN McCKARY.
nesenne stamp ~ CTS Atty's for Plaintiff
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