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more than million in money NAV b -.
cured. For details We refer you to the
circulars and appeals Of the Commission
The pastors Of the various copgreps.
tions are charged With seeing that these
are carried au,. We therefore RECON-.
mend the following. not only for adop.
ton, but to be executed: ~
Resolved. lst, That the Christian Com.
mission has the highest claim upon the
Christian portion VI our people.
Resolved, Cd, That each member ofthis
Conference be respectfully requested, At
bis earliest convenience, to bring this sub.
ject before his congregation or congrega-
tions, and procure their prompt consider
alton.
Resolved, Sd. That We recommend to
each Church to grant their pastor leave
of absence during the year; whore 1t I'll
practicable. to labor six weeks in tho
Commission.
W. DKNxErr, Chairman.
The report of the COMMITTEES on the
financial condition Of the |. w. Uniyer.
sisy was referred to the Committee On
Education.
The examination of the effective ell
ders Was taken up. On motion of Dr..
Power, the preachers were represented ia
their absence.
L. T. .Rovely made statement of the
condition of his district, was represented
and his character passed.
The following preachers of the Keo-
kuk District we're represented and their
characters passed: w. Dennett, mission.
ary collection, $3.50; John Hayden, mis-
sionary collection, $40; A. I.aubsch,
missionary collection not reported: c. G
Mines, missionary collection, ol20; John
Haynes. missionary collection, SEQ; j.
w. Latham, missionary collection not re.
ported; G. w. FREED, missionary col.
lection, 500. 6s.
NJ. II. Hare, chaplain Of the seth Iowa
ILfantry, was represented and passed.
G. N. Power read letter drafted by
him to Rev. A. Miller. which was adopt.
ed BY the Conference, aud direction Civ
en- that it be sent to him.
A. Robinson made statement of the
condition Of the Burlington District, vas
represented BY the preachers Of tho Dis
trict and his character passed.
The following brethren Of the Burling-
ton District we're represented and their
characters passed: E. II. Waring, mis-.
sionary collection. ss2s5; NJ. See, mis-
sioDary collection, SO; w. +. Watkios,
missionary money not reported; o. G.
Shelton, missionary collection, Sl7 Is;
J. Mcdowell. missionary collection. Sc 60;
Jesse Craig, missionary collection,
$l734f; G. N. Power, missionary col.
lection, Saa3; J. A. Wilson, missionary
collection, SO; A. s. Prather, missionary
collection, $50.
J. G. Thompson was represented, pass
ed, and granted a euperauusted relation.
A. c. Williams, chaplain of the Iowa
State Prisoo; Dennis Murphy, late Casp-
lain of the 18th Iows Infantry, aud s.
Rey ynolds. Bible Agent in Ils., were sew
orally represented and passed.
John Harris made . statement OF the
condition Of the Muscstine District; va.
represented by the preachers of the Dis.
trict, and bis character passed.
The following brethren were represent
ed, and their characters passed:
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A WonAesfai Care AIreaayl

hereby certify that have had eyes for Is years.
and for the last three have been able read
Newspaper " anything elise turing this time
der the treatment Of three celebrated Eye Doctors mo
lid little COOL then tried coontry phypcians
until convinced that would Blind At last N Cow
thon stopped in town. and put myself under is treat
nsnt This abou. forr reks ago, and able
read fne print and write we'll ~ ever did BY
eyes clear Of Inflammation, and an yursning nay
labnrs ~ well AZ safely recommend him 20
the world master Of that disease You have refer
n the above By applying prominent citizens here
septl4dtm FRANKLIN BRABHAM, tCooper)
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NOTICE.
DR.. LIN. COWTHON

Having recently located in the Of Pennington
eits the patronage Of etizeIs in and couetv He
prosses to give fn Satisfaction the disease affected
with Cancer Sore Eyes, Deafness White Swelling. scrf
ala Piles, all stages of Liver Diseases Bronchitis OF
Phthsic and as Other Diseases that systens sub
In all their complicated FORMS and Cssssav sSsa
sAsa set ~ tts srfrsas stage.
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on Pablie Worship were directed 70 ap.
point time for said visit.
The minutes we're then read, amended
and approved.
The Doxology was sung, and ths ses-
sion closed. With the Benedictiop by d,
Worthington. AS. PRArHrn.
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Eg FOR LATE DISPATCHES
SEE FOUR III PACE.
Nrw Hoper.isemsnts.

SlTUATlON WANTED.-The SUBJ
NJ sriter wishes to obtain situation In tome Light
out cepr employ al-bi Wages . ruuch oie<t
hsaith- Address Gko. 4. fRfsISGER throngh the
Daiy Gate Ity oee. ut enquire the wing
House sep:l@-d2f
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Should draft be ordered the numbers
under head "Defciis in County" will be
the number drsan.-T Hawksye.
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l)LANK.WALK NOTICE.-At

meeting ofshe City Council Of the City Of Keokut
held September 5t 1854 the following adopted vix
Resolved That the owners ~ lots l. 2, 3, T. snd O.
piock isS be directed have Pissk wsih fleet WIDE
an IN irvnt Of their respective fofs Kxehsnge street.
within % days from date Also that tn ovneT. ~ tbs
iots on the D. W s,ds u Jshssscn from I2h to
isth street ana on the r. y side Of 18th street
Johnson street 10 Bsrk he directed 10 ~. +. p..rr
Walk three wide laid In front az ,i-y i,,
Johnson st 18th street By the 5th day october next
b. MERRIAM
Clerk Of Council 81 the City of neokuk
70
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\ SEWN. i Machine.

il entirely noiseess
A PATENTED DEvfcE prevents its being turned back
ward.
The PATENTED EEEpLs cannot be set wrong
The rArENrED HEExKR and FKILER and BRArDEa cannot
be set wrong.
1t runs faster than any other.
II will never drop a stitch
1t is the only practical Machine which ALIseaH use
1t doesithe finest and nratest work ever known and
all varieties of family sewing in the most perfect manner
No other machine takes the .TwHrEp LocP SrrrcRr
II cannot be adjusted or got cut Of order
1t uses the -RsTAItSs HOOK -
Whatever the merits of other machines II is no spar-
agement to say the Wilcox Gibbs is worth for fas,iy
use double that Of any other offered TO the public
The Gold Meca at the American Institute and numer
FIRST Premiums at State Fairs ard at the meetings
OF Mechanical and Scientific Societies all the world
are among its trophies-
n ID new ths GrtAt Lea1lHx FaHfly EeWlng M.
ehl &C all ever the were.
L. CORNELL co,
133 Lake ST.. ChicsEo, i'll,
General Agents for the North Western states
MRS. H. C. MARTIN, Agent.
Kaoknk septl+dim
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STATE MILITIA.
AnJurasr erSrxar,s osrIcr.

ADJufASf 6rvrars orrrcrf
DAvxSpeK- Iowa. Aug. ~ lsos
You are authorized by this Department to creaeirs
the militia Of Lee cnuuty Companies q not less ia.
Sttr than As.krsd ssd
You will notify your citizens in the public
ner OF authority organize Companiss ana urr~
th- m 20 tign compsDy rolls at once
The proper number Of perseu- having been enrolled IN
any Company meeting will be held after I've dsys'
public notice, for the election Of officers company
roll ard certificate of election will then be returned to
this Office
Your attention h called Sections IL and IS OF CHI p
s. Laws Of 1oth General Assembly requiring evry
citizen liable perform military duty 10 enroll him elf
n a msuaber OF Company, and imposing fre Of
not dollar than hnndr 6ci-
lars the wiiui neglect Of this duty. This fre may
he recovered any civil Court upon the IL fcrs
tioa Of the Captain Of Company, or Of any citizen
N. u. BAkER,
Adjutsrt General OF icva-
Col. J. A. Wall, J. NJ Hiatt, b. S. Merriam, Keciuk
J. G. @~iker, Fort MAdisozr u scmrle, Dover.
The chsiran II the asove Committee is ready to or
ganze all companies that may be enrolled sec'feng to
duty is called to the penalty iior' 'no,,enr.meut,
septl-dtf Chairman of the Committee
EOR SALE-A small House, with
stone bs~ement and upper story Of brick, three
large rooms, and part off lot Rrise 80 sI" rvcr
sep.l3d H. b IEN-hfeh Agf
cor REWARD! POCKET-BOOk
OzO LosT.-Lrst on SATURDAY at e. near the cor
prr Of Main street ssd Lesee IN this city esifekin
,.rt y,nr contsiriug note given by oliver Mills
rr, s,en,rr for S1t0 ana about s. In mnney-ai
sresabaeks will give the hndr SIS reward il len at
| : Dsijv f;sf< Guy oass." Keoknk.
! .sntIs-2t WV. WALTON, Hannibal. No.
1yyTANTED-Twoo or three good work
w men the Sash and Bird business To whom n
highest wHgcs will be paid. Apply at the Of
! Johrscn and Sth streets. s. G. g. CARTER
! sepS-clw
| UNNY BAGS-50 Bales received
this day for sale consignment, lew a. car be
| bought In 81. I<uuis. KELLOGG BlEGK
iun~S
/ THIRE CRACKERS.-50 Boxes No. I
i II Gold Chop. inst received and for sale by
i teie-A KELLOGG RIrGR
IAVV amekiag rohecco, for sale by
I saaal EiAss snas.
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E Statement showing Deficiency and
Excess Of each county 10 the First Con-
gressional District:
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rFMENT--50 Bbls. for sale By
~ jaly,4s xAz0es = l0aA
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H7ALL PAPER, &c.-Spriog Stock
i" ~ wal, p.per Borders CIT, Window dhades,
p.du>um. Fixtures Cord raaseis, kc rscesyed and Ar
.sss ~ farr7' NV WNUIT
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UNNY BAGS-50 Bales received
this day for sale consignment, as lew a. can be
bought In 81. 1Iuuis KELLOGG BlEsiK
{rnpa
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yNANTED-Two or three good work
w men at the Sash and Bird business to whom n
highest wHgcs will be paid. Apply at the OF
Johnscn and Sth streets. 5. G. 8. CARTER.
sepss-clw
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Notice.

Jacob Lewis, whose residence is unknown,
will take notice that Francis Kirkwood, did, on
the second day of June, A. d. 1864, file his pc
tition against the said Jacob Lewis in the Dis
trict Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas, sitting within and for-.,AIar-
shall county, with other counties in said State
attached for judicial purposes. The object and
prayer of said petition is to obtain Judgment
against the said Jacob Lewis for the sum of One
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate of20 per cent per annum until paid
on promisory note and mortgage given by
said Jacob Lewis to ore John Potter, jun, and
by said John Potter, jnn., assigned to said Fran
els Kirhwood, and for the further sum of S23. SO
redemption money paid by said Francis Kirk
wood on said mortgaged premises, and twenty
five dollars, Attorneys fees for the foreclosure
of said mortgage, and that said mortgaged
premises, situated in Marshall county State of
Kansas and described as follows, to wit; The
erst half ofthe southeast quarter of section No.
four, and the northeast quarter OF the north
east qnarter of section number nine, in town.
ship number two, south Of range number seven
east of the sixth principal meridian, may be
ordered to be sold, aud the proceeds arising from
such sale be applied in satisfaction of such
judgment. The said jacob Lewis is farther no.
tilted that ne is reluirsIto appear and answer
said petition on 9s3fbfShe 9Th; daggf August
A. D. 1864, OR Judgment VIII be taken BY de-
fault against him.
FRANCIS KIRKWOOD,
by Brumbaugh s. Bollinger, his Atys
Dated June 2 lS64-l0-7t
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Eotfce Of Final Settlement.

The State of Kansas, Marshall County, SIS.
In the Probate Court in and .or said county
Ia the matter of the estate of Isabella Colds
berry, deceased. Creditors and all others iu-
terested in the aforesaid estate, ar e hereby no.
tilted that at the next regular term Of the Pro-
bate Court in and for said county, to be begun
aud held at the Court House in Marysviile,
county and State aforesaid, on the 4th day OF
July, A. D. 1864, shall apply to said Court for
a full and final settlement Of said Estate.
JOHN RIGG, Administrator
CT Isabella Goldsberry, deceased.
June 16 1S64.-l2-3t
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legal Notice.

Henry C. Shaft and Lucy NJ. Shaft whose res
idence is unknown, will take notice that Henry
Baricklow, on the 30th day of April, 4. D. 1864
filed his petition in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the State of Kansas,
in an for Marshall county, with others attached
for judicial purposes, against Henry c. Shaft and
Lucy NJ. Shaft, on note, dated Nottingham,
Marshall county, August Cd, 1860 for the sum
of $4,000, payable in twelve months from date,
with interest after due. at 20 per cent. per an
num-. and the object of this suit is to obtain
judgment against the above named defendants
on the note mentioned, and a decree of fore
closure and sale of the northeast quarter of
section eight (S) in township three (3), south of
range seven y, east, in Marshall county, Kan
sas, containing loo acres conveyed by the said
Henry C. Shaft and Lucy VI. Shuif, to secure the
payment of said note 10 the plaintiff and also
to obtain a judgment on the mortgage for the
sum of so liquidated damages, and that unless
the said defendants plead, answer or demur to
the plaintiff petition on or before the 9Th day
of August, A. d. 1864, the same will be taken
as confessed, and judgment rendered a ccording-
". b. Z. K1LLE1,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Attest, ALEX. CANLDELL, Clerk. [10-7t
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Legal Notice.

Ansil E. Merritt, whose residence is unknown,
viii take notice that Henry Baricklow, on
the 30th day of April, A. d. 1864, filed his pc
tition in the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District of the State of Kansas, in and for
Marshall county, with others attached.for judi
cial purposes, against Ansill E. Merritt, on a
note, dated Nottingham, Marshall county, Aug
ust Sd, 1860 for the sum of $4,000, payable in
twelve months from date, with interest after due
at 20 per cent. per annum and the object this
suit is to obtain Judgment against the above
named defendant, on the note mentioned, and a
decree of foreclosure and sale of the South half
of tie southeast quarter, and the south half of
south west quarter of section number two ~,
in town five (5l, of range eight (S(, in Marshall
county Kansas, containing l60 acres, conveyed
by the said Merritt to secure the payment of
said note to plaintiff, and also to obtain judg-
ment on the mortgage for the sum of $50 iqui-
dated damages, and that unless the said defend
ant pleads, answer or demurto the plaintiff pc
tition on or before the 9th day Of August, A. D.
1864, the same will be taken as confessed and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
B. +. KILLEY.
E - Plaintiffs Attorney
Attest, ALEX. CAMPBELL, Clerk. (1O-7t
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Notice.


Washington L. Watkins, whose residence is
unknown, will take notice that Francis Kirk
wood, did, on the second day of June, A. D.
1864 file his petition in the District Court of
the Second Judicial District Of the State of
Kansas, sitting within and for Marshall county
with luther counties 10 said State attached for
judicial purposes, against the said Washington
L. Watkins. The object aud prayer of which
is to obtain Judgment against the said WASH
ington L. Watkins for the sum of One hundred
ant fifty dollars, with interest from the oath
day of July, A. d. 1862 at the rate of 20 per
cent per annum, until paid, on promisory
note and mortgage given b. the said Washing
ton l.. Watkins to one John Potter jun, and by
said John Potter assigned TO the said Francis
Kirkwood and for the further sum of S20.S9
redemption money paid by said Francis Kirk
wood on said mortgaged premises, and twenty
five dollars Att Jrneys fees for foreclosure, and
that the following mortgagei premises, to wit !:
The south half of the southwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five, in township two.
south of range seven, east OF the sixth principal
meridian, situate in said Marshall county and
State of Kansas. may be ordered to be sold, and
that the proceeds arising from such sale be ap-
piled in satisfaction of such judgment. The
said Washington L. Watkins is further notified
that heis required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the fifth day of August,
A. D. 1864, or judgment will be taken against
him by default.
FRANCIS KIRKwOOD,
by Brumbaugh s. Bo!linger, his At'ys.
Dated, June2, 1S64.-10-7t
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Notice.

Levi F. Myrick and Almira E. MyricG, whose
residences are unknown, will take notice that
Francis Kirk God did on the second day of June
A. D. 1864 file his petition against the laid Levi
F. Myrick and AImTa E. Myrick, in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Marshall
county, with other counties, III said State, at
tached for judicial purposes. The object and
prayer of said petition is to obtain judgment
against the said Levi F. Myrick for the sum of
ono hundred and fifty dollars, with interest
thereon from the oath day of July, A. D. 1860, at
the rate Of 20 per cent. per anaum until paid on
promiscry note and mortgage given by Levi F.
Myrick to John Potter, jun, and by said Potter
assigned to said Francis Kirkwood and for the
further sum of $4037 redemption money, paid
for said mortgaged premises, and twenty-five
dollars Attorneys fees for foreclosure Of mort
gage and that the following mort ged preuli-
ses, situated in Marshall county, State, of Kan
sas, to wit: Lot No one and the north half of the
southeast quarter of section fifteen, in town.
ship number one, south Of range numb e. seven,
cost Of the sixth principal meridian, may be
ordered to be sold, and the proceeds arising from
such sale be applied in satisfaction Of such
Judgment so to be rendered and that the said
Levi F. Myrick and Almira E. Myrick be barred
and forever foreclosed Of all right Or interest
in said mortgaged premises. The said Levi F.
Myrick and Almira E. Myrick are further no.
tilted that they are required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the 9Th day of
August, A. D. 1864, or judgment will be taken
against them by default.
FRANCIS KIRKWOOD,
by Brumbaugh s. Bollnger, his At'ys.
Dated, June 2, 1910 It
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Notice.

Charles Picard, hose residence is unknown,
will take noti:e that Francis Kirkwood, did, on
the second day of June, A. d. 1864 file his Pc
tition against the said Charles Picard, in the
District Court of the Second judicial District Of
the State of Kansas, sitting within and for
Marshall county, with other counties in said
State attached for judicial purposes. The OBJ
ject and prayer of said petition is to obtain
judgment against the said Charles Picard for
the sum of One hundred and fifty dollars, with
interest thereon from the twenty-third day of
July, A. D. 1861 at the rate Of 20 per cent. per
annum until paid, on promisory note aud
mortgage given by said Charles Picard to one
John Potter, jun, and by said John Potter, jan ;
assigned to said Francis Kirkw bod, and for the
further sum Of S24.40 redemption money paid
by said Francis kirkwo7d said mortgaged
premises, and $500 Attorneys fees for
foreclosure, and that the following morgage1
premises, situatedin Marshall county, State of
Kansas, to wit: The east half of the south east
quarter, and the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, in town.
ship number one, south of range number seven,
east of the sixth principal meridian, may be
decreed to be sold, and the proceeds arising
from such sale be applied in satisfaction of such
Judgment The said Charles Picard is further
notified that he isrequired to appear and answer
said petition on or before the fifth day of Aug
gust, A. D. 1864, or judgment viii be taken
against him by default
FRANCIS KIRkWOOD,
by Drumbaugh s Bollinger, his Atys.
Dated, June ., 1864 lott
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Consultation Free.

THE BRIDGE.-Persons who have sub.
seribed for stock in the Bridge are notified that
one-ffth CT the amount subscribed is due every
ten days, and that it is very necessary that they
should promptly make the payments. The work
is progressing rapidly, and no one who hastaken
shares should be careless about making their
payments. The first installment is due now,
and the second will be next Tuesday. Attend
to this thing gentlemen.
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SABBATH ScHooL.-All persons who
feel an interest in the organization of Sabbath
School in this place, are requested to meet at
the School House, tomorrow morning at nine
O'Clock. A full attendance of parents and chill
dren is earnestly desired. Persons having in
their possession books belonging to the former
Sunday School Library VIII confer favor by
returning them to the undersigned.
S. RAINS,
J WEBER
J. S. MAGILL,
Committee.
June %, 1864
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Our City presents quite lively appear

ance OF late. The Hotels and boarding houses
are crowded with strangers seeking homes in
Marshall county. Building is going on rapidly,
notwithstanding the high price of labor. The
ring Of the blacksmitl's anvil and the quick
stroke of the carpenters saw, can be heard
from morning till night. Since the work on the
Bridge commenced is has infused new life into
all kinds OF business in our midst
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NuRDER.-We learn that a most brutal

auRDER.-We learn that most brutal
sI''0er was committed up the road a short time
y" wagon-master approached one of his
'A's' who was riding on the tongue of the
's0n' and ordered him to get of, using abus-
~nguage. The driver complained of being
.s'el but finally complied. After getting off
,ae high words ensued between the parties,
'ne assistant wagon-master rode up, and
H. lung a revolver to the wagon-master, told
|. % shoot the id son of bitch, which
:. ua' killing him on the spot. The wagon.
's's 'nen both fed for the mountains.
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EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Alexander james.

formerly from the Eye and Ear Infrmary of
Montreal, Canada East, can be consulted, at the
American House, Marysvillle, on all imperfec-
tons pertaining to the Eye or Ear, until July
10Th, 1854.
Consultation Free T13-tf
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The following gentlemen very kindly
attributed to pay the hotel bill of the soldier
20 was sick recently at Mr.. Cottrells Hotel.
". Rclinger, D. Wolff, j. SamUels, A. E. Low
u j. S. Magill, F. kirkwood, J. Lockwood, T.
: EatersOn, J. D. Brumbaugh, C. F. kester,
siE. C. Manning.
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hERDING.-For some time past Mr.. Cot.
~ has been herding large drove of cattle at
Is place, belonging to some train. This bust
IS legtimately belongs to the Blue Valley. If
lighters would only leave their cattle in this
S'nlty to recruit instead of taking them to the
'gihey would get much better grass and hire
TN herded much cheaper.
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We are sorry to be obliged to announce

81 NessPs. Weisbach, Schmidt, and Kester,
g Sabbath violated the agreement entered into
the principle business men Of this place re-
suing keeping closed doors on the Sabbath.
annent is unnecessary.