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The New York herald., 1864-08-03

yesh were steady. ehssp and lambs lower. Shssp
broush, 60 yc and lambs %. loc. Swine we're arnss
selling from o lxe The receipts were $50 cattle.
1853 COWS 2sss veas, lAoA7 sheep and lambs and $50
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

STATE CoUNcL OF THE UNION LEAGUES
This body meets at Saratoga Springs to-day.
We have no doubt that the handful Of men
who yet stick to that sinking concern imagine
that the future of this nation rests upon ther
shoulders. The fact, however, is that they
are not of the slightest importance. No person
cares whether they attend the races, spend their
time over mint juleps and Catawba cobblers,
or pass resolutions ordering the rank and file 60
pay in their five cents per head for certificates
Of loyalty-unless it may be their creditors and
landlords. TIE fact of the matter is, this Union
League concern, like the republican party, Is
FAST falling to pieces. The work of disintegra-
tios has been very rapid Of late They are
gone beyond all hope. We presume that this
meeting at Saratoga is for tie purpose Of
making arrangements for their own funeral.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

SECRETARY STANroN's WAR BULLETINS Why
do we get no more bulletins from Secretary
Stanton! These reliable dispatches were Of
much service to the community, and had got to
be anxiously expected, when oil at once they
were discontinued. Secretary Stanton has done
SO very little to please the public, in his off,
cial capacity has 80 seldom morited praise,
that we are astonished to find him neglecting
this means Of acquiring popularity. Those de-
spatcbes from the War Office were check
upon the wild rumors which agtate the money
market when no official intelligence Is vouch-
safed. Their discontinuance gives rise once
more to unlimited speculation and unsettles
business to degree. All this might be avoid
ed were Secretary Stanton, as is unquestiona-
bly, his duty, TO resume giving daily bulletins
OF the proceedings Of our armies In the field.
The public have the right to know what Ia
going on, and the War Department neglects Its
duty when Il withholds intelligence which
should be at once impaired. We hope that
Secretary Stanton will forget his annoyance
about the Predicate cd 0ssslsyS nttas
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
Personal Ins~Slf1e noe.

General Mcclellan Is at Hampstead. L. l., the gusss -
Colonel Lansing public welcome s to bc tenderod tAs
General this evening by the citizens Of Hempssead ~
the nciqbborinR villages
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

SARATOGA, August 2, 1894
The strike the Adirondack Company's Railroad n
moro formidable than at first anticipated Tss
rioters, about eight hundred strong, are driving tbs
German laborers from their work Several arrests hsvs
been made II IL unders,ood that to morrow the c,mps
ny will protect those who wish TO continue In tncr
pIoy and collision between the Irish aud Germw
Ianorars IN feared.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Destruction or tho Steamer Cisrs HcHM
cAno, H., July 81, 1894
The Memphis Bwlietln OF the Seth inst gives m %
count Of tho destruction of tns steamer cara Ben
She was attacked by the rebels, there oe'ns iou oo
.p,o. Of ,bs s,x,v sxth Michigan infantry board a
~. TIM. Finding tbss the boat about 10 sink aa<
h.r ors about 70 surrender her. the oroe of the rs
mont ordered shsboas BE- run on the Mississippi sboss
rns soldiers shsu - her rs 70 prevent hsr falling
snto ths hand Of the rebels.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, August 2, 1894.
The steamer Continental, from New Orleans July 20,
has arrived.
There was but a moderate inquiry Tor cos,op Sc
loo less than previous quotations; but holders
willing to mako concessions Ordinary, 81 Is 81 AK;
good ordinary 81 SO 81 55 low mddng 81 SIS 81 co.
The stock OF provisions light. and they hold
firmly at full prices. Old fair sugar 25c
NesrIy one thousand exchanged Union prisoners from
the Red river country arrived New Orleans the
25th tie majority OF them belonging 10 lows and Ind
ana, the rwcntysixth Indiana and Nineteenth Iowa
being largely represented Tho True Delta says thcy pre-
sent most pitiable appearance being hatess shoeess
and many Of thcm without sufficient clothing 70 cover
their nakodnesa They are animated skeletons. who
have iefs bloodmarks In thek tracks. Many Of
them have been twelve sixteen months
in captivity. They are the 1rst instament
from tho prison pen Tyler, Texas whore from four
thousand to six thousand confined In ssockads ort
at the Of thousand 70 the aero, and snsk treas
s cruel and shameful beyond description. Many
officers remaining there irons. and all are suffering
for food medicine and clothing. Two hundred Of ness
prisoners had been vaccnatsd for the prevention OF
the smallpox with unhealthy vrus which has nocuated
them with most loathsome diseases.
Immediately upon their arrival the representatives Of
Tho western branch OF tho Sanitary Commission and the
State agents Of Iowa and Indiana went 70 work 10 alleviate
their condition.
Colonel Kimbal, By direction q 0overnss Morton, OF
Indisna has made four attempts 70 scud relief 10 the
camp a. Tyler without but Kirby Smith now
expresses willingness 10 permit prisoners 70 b. sup
pIied aud the agents Of the different States and Sanitary
commission viii ship liberal supplies of food,
hospital stores and healthy vaccine matter.
General sickes let New Orleans on the 2Ssh uh for
New York, with health fully restored
a~.s-. - sAa Massssssp ppf.
FIGHT AND Rour OF oUsRrLLAs-A STEAMER AND
rowBoAr SUNK, Er0.
CAIRO, August 2, 1894
rne steamer Panoa. frsm Memphis, reports that two
hundred querilas encountered party cf negro soldiers
seyeu miles back of Wilson'S landing Arkansas on the
sotb uis and repulsed them. party Of Union cavalry
veut Out frcm New Madrid hs dav and routed the
eusrilas, killing thirty or forty and wosrdins oon.
s,derabIe number OF thcm. Our less was trifDg.
The steamer thistle and barge we're sunk a. the fpo>
Of Hurricane Island this morning, becoming sotAloss.
Thor value noe ssceftatned
The tow0oas Pollard, valued ~ 1904 vss ssnh ave
mAes sosvs here thh moenina
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Resignation Of Surgeon GcneraI King
PHuApxIPrrA, August q, 1ssA
Surgeon General King has resigned, and h suocssdsa
BY the former Assistant Surgeon General General JOSH
A. Phillips, OF P,ttsburA
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

SuMnr Houss, I
MouxT WASHINGTON, August 2, 1894
weather bright and clcar. The Thermometer as -
o'clock this morning marked sixty degrees In the shaAs
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

Strike on the Adirondacx Ilasfroa0.
TROUBLE BETwaEg TIE STRIKERS AND GERMAN
LABoaRKs, RrC.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO l. Hamlet Lyman W Mexican, Ursula AcKean Jno
Boyd, trustee, q Hamilton 1 Co, Henry Montgoni-
cry David sHIhouse N Reed Madison Reed.
Farriogton Co, aud James Keenan,.
Yoa each of you hereby notified that there now
on hle with the papers In the Of Hamlet vs. ys
man Nc and Others In tho District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. Fort Madison the and cross bis
Of II " Sample claiming OF you, the said Lyman Nc
Kaan the sum OF hundred dollars, money due on
rrom.sory note aud claiming against ail OF Jon the
foreclosure certain mortgage, executed BY Ly MAN
Mex can and Ursula Mexican, hts wife TO II sample
and conveying the east half Of the northeast arter
section twenty and the northwest quarter VI section
twepty-one township sixtysesen north OF range NO
| five est in the county of Lee. loxa ts
Unless y, appear thereto and defend before noon o
the second day term Of seid b tct court
Fort Madison commencing on the drst Hesday in Deem
ter A. D. 1854 judgment and DEGREE will be r-ndere'
| against you thereon by default
| Ravanua sta-np so cts.l Atty's for H. W. Sample.
l
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CHER[FFs SALE.

~ SgIE OF IOWA. LEE Co.--sa-
By virtue Of special execution to directed Issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county favor
Of Sanigei Y Miller, against j. L. Zwart executor Of the
estate OF l. j. zwsrt decd land also decree against
highest biier. the front tho Clerk ONCE Of
the District Court Of Leecounty Iowa. at keokuk In said
county, the 10th day Of November A. D. 1854 between
the hours of geclock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ comnse-
cling at o'clock Of said day. the following proper
ty. towit. The undivided onehalf Of lots three 3l and
four Ia block six 49, aud Of lots one two2 three
49,, four 4 FIVE 5 In block number nineteen iqt in
Reds atitont TO the city OF Keokuk Lee county Iowa
Takea levied upon, and 10 be sold by order court
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Fee 81 o. ISRAEL ANDERSON
ke,kuk. Oct Is. ~ Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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SheriHs Sales.
uHERIFF'S SALE.

- III EaiF - CfALII.
j. STATE Iowa, LIE CorHTY--ss-
II, vr,,e of special execution to directed issued
m Tho CLERK of the District Court ef said county In favor
81 snue Miller and against Barnard Zxart land also
deere AGAINST fickf.-u Iucss ard oihe%, / have
levied upon and will sell TO the highest biir At the
froat ,.r Of the Clerks 0fiee Of the District curt
% Lee county, Iowa at Keoknk In said county, the
t. aav OF A. D. IS6l between the hours Of
oclo-k 4 NJ and o'clock p. commencing al o'clock
p VI of said day, the following property ttwit: The
nniyiaed osealf Of lots unr u and s2l in block
sx 81 am. lots seven and lol and eleven ii ].
in block tweaty-three in Reis Addition 10 the city
of Keoauk ~ and plated by F. H. Fox under
ii -rofs OF :. Dwight Eaton. In Lee county, lows.
Taken levied upon be sold by order u court, to
satisfy said writ OF execution
K -okuk Oct. 49, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fe@ s. 90. Sheriff of Lee county, low 4
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE CouNrx-ss.
By virtue Of special execution TO directed Issued
BY the Clerk OF the DstctConrt of said county favor
OF = D. Miller Abn-r Reeves G. IL Perry, executors OF
the will OF Lewis Reeves dec d. aud against r urm-
ston land also decree against A. Hosmer have levied
npoD and win sell to the highest bidder door
Of the Clerks Office Of the ID ric Court Of Lee county
Iowa, at Keokuk in said county, the 18th day No
vember A. D. 1854. between the hours of o'clock A.
and O'Clock P. NJ commencing at O'Clock r. NJ of said
day. the following property towit Lot nine block
ten l3 of the addition Of Vim. H. Williams and Reeves
Perry to the city of keeknk Lee county. iowa.
Taken levied upon aud be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ ofexecation.
Printers Fee, s. co. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keokuk, Oct. 18th, 81. Sheriff of lee Co., Iowa
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sHERIFF' S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Cc.--ss.
BY virtue of aspecial execution to me directed iuet
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county m aroI
OF VIM II. Manning. executor Of the estate Vt John
Slaughter deceased and against A. NJ Cpe ter and Ste
phen T. Jones' nd also decree agsinet Nat Lafoaesd
and others have eved upon and VIII sell the high
est odie at the front door Of the Clerks Once Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Keokuk in rid
county on the nth day Of November D. 1854 between
tue hours OF O'clock A. II. and O'Clock p NJ com
sncng at O'clock NJ. Of said day the following prop
to-wi Forty feet front sixth street. between
80 homes and Pscan street running back to the alley
iuo feet being thereaf ends Of lots one
70, ~ Lee county Iowa; alan the front seventy fset
on % lot ten lo in block thirty 1851 in the civ ~
Taken, levied upon and TO he ALL, ~, -,
satisfy said writ Of execution - o'ue Vi cooft, 70
Printers Fee, - % IsRAvy. Axnrpsou
Keokuk Oct. 18th, 1884 she.,n - a ~
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SHERIFFs SALE.

NJ STATE Iowa. LEE CoUkfF-ss
Rv virtue Of special execution dirccstd issued
by the Clerk the District Court of said county, III favor
Of Geo b. It. and agaiust Arpold Kendall Ind also
deeree xnst r. Blackwcll.tI base levied upon and
will sell the highest bidder. at the front dcr OF the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa.
keokuk, In said county the 18th day Of November,
1861 between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
p NJ commencing clock r. NJ. Of said day the fol-
lowing property to-wit: Lot two ~, In Hnman 4
Cosles subdivision OF the southwest quarter Of section
twen.yseyen ri 10 township sixty 1--WE Is north range
I've Isl west and tanning the county Of
Lee and State of Iowa
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order Of Court to
satlSfy said writ afexccuti0n
Hytsnk, Oct. Il, '64. israel. ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 GO. Sheriff Les Co., low q.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Henry Howell. stephen Long, executor Of the e.
tate ri GEORGE Schafrr, deceased, Louis Barnlscon
Conrad Lialberg Theodore Lmberg. William kwers
David Trieoer, Paulina Treber and Mary Irieber, nj
nor heifs OF David Trieber, decexsed.
You each Of you hereby notified that there Is
now on file Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee eounty Iowa ut Eeoknk the answer and erese
bill aud amended and bill Of Aaria Maifes
filed In of linry II. Howell IS Maria Walters
and others and praying for drcree against all 81 yvu
setting ASIDE certain sale ade by the sberi o. lee
county Iowa Of the following real estate in heokuk Lee
county, Iowa, viz The west half of lot IN block w
ana ,euty feet on the east side of lot g. in said block
ona-af Of iot 10 lot block six, ard one
| half # .o. fonr next to lot five, n hiock i've.
SAID real sold under tao utcSs In fsv
of said stephen oBg executor, Sc onf OF wicf
was ,ai,,st Maria Matters and The other akaist tn
heirs David Trieber Said answer and cross bill sn'
amcuaei and hiil pray r the setting asi
Of said sale for the return of the pnfrhsss n,oney re
c,iYei by the said Stephen Long executor, t and TO
| general relief
Unless yon appear thereto and aess'd before aoon
the second day Of the next term Of sd District Court
commencing the first Monday of February 1865 deere
| will be rendered against you tisreon by default
RANKIN 4 McthARY,
MARSHALL TOpD,
| Revenue stamp 50 cts.) Att'ss for Maria Walters
| ectlS-d4w
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CHERIFFS SALE.

SHEKIFF > SALE.
~ SfArR Iowa. LEE CoCsrr-ss
By virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
the Clerk of the District Court Of said county, in favor
of $ Miller G. Ii Perry and Abner Reeves executors
OF the will of X Reeves decd and against r. A. urfn-
sfon land also decree aainst Hosrnrr Iha-e lev
led upon and vi sell to the highest bidder atfle 'front.'
door OF the CLERKS Office OF the District Court u Lee
county, Iowa. at keekuk in said county the 1ath day
of Nov mher A. D 1854 between the hours Of eoclock
A. NJ and O'clock ?. NJ commencing at o'clock p. m
of said day, thu following property. owt: Lot two
block Ave in the addition Of Vim II. Williams Reeves
Perry 10 the tity Of keokuk Lee county Iowa. except
the west half of said lot
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
kaokuk Oct. ~ 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fees = OIL Sheriff Of Lee Co.. lows.
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GHERlfFS SALE.

~, srarx or IOWA. LEE Co ! ss
'i,.as OF specs execution to directed ixss.l
py tne eie,k y the District Court said eaur r.
OF samuel 4 VOORHEES, and sganst VIM Leslie md a.h
ers have levied ~ anil will sei 10 the Liebast ma
Ger - us front DOR OF the Clerk onicc Of e Iss,r,
Csufs Lse county 10 va at Kras uk In sss.f c,nsv ~
the 18th day 81 A. D. 1854 between the ha.rs
o'clock p. NJ d said day Tho following nrns, - a.
Lot No nine lo in block hundred asd iurty io n
the city OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa = p y ~ =
satisfy said writ at exscntion. :
Printers Pes ~. ISRAEL AEpERsoM1
Asokuk. ocs y, - 6hsrik a L. Co.. Iowa
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aAs the Phoenix from this ashes Of its FIRE. animaa
ed with new lifeso this Elixir renvenate the sys
TEN and overcome dfseass. ~
A1-The Rejuyenatns Elixir 10 the rssnlt u modern
discoveries In The vegetable Kingdom being entirely
and abstract method Of irrespective Of ell the
old and WORKOUT systems.
A3This medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical men oftie dny and ny them pronounced y be
one 81 the greatest medical discoveries Of the age.
04.One bottle will cure general Debility.
ma few doses cures lily sterics In females
u4-One bottle cures Palpitatien Of the Heart.
a. From to three bottles restores the manness
and fhi vigor 81 ysnth.
n4-A few deees restores the appetite.
A1~Three bottles cure the most OF Impotency.
SRA few doses cure the low spirited
- One bottle restores mental power.
eA-A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
- This medicine restores TO manly vigor and robust
health the poor debiiitsted, wornown and desparug
AThc istless, enervsfed youth. the task ed
OF business the victim OF depression the ind
vidual suffering from general debility will all find I'm
mediate and permanent relief by the Of this Pxr
| Essense Of Life.
4SPce 81 per bottle three bottles for S. and for
vafd by Express receipt of money address.
All surh orders must be sent c. AsSCOOK Chicago
OF General gent for the west
Sold In Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists and by all Drug everywhere
c. A. COOK. Chicago General Agent for the states OF
Illinois, Town, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana
DIR. w. Il. MERWlN T. CO.,
soIx PRoynu1o1s
No. 90 Liberty street, New York.
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NOTICE.

10 George I co,snAs. 1a.~d KilAens.s CD Ioess.
falls, h " Carl, IL 9Gos1lo., - y DallDek Rufos
Hubbard, = PenHiAQeue &C A11ssus, O. Moore.
Morrison, 14zrk t6teM, Mon Je1l1sop, ".
Spencer, Hyrum ltA, - wills guardian, ec ,.1
whitssids: Eidn.sh AAitssidss n.ry 49, IL ~ "
Grimm, - Sardnss orssn c. sa,s Sse,sy'
Moulton AGO. NinGtnK Dsssriss Go, Henry nsfn.1 "
eusan Hallersr, cGfhasine Callahan Ann Maloney -
la Callaher, Jans Reyns.h Hennng Mooe nDs1 ~
rick walsh, Parker, Admir- Of Psrrer; ~ H..
.oAsdason, DaaG1 1dsr. Sss 1sss.s zfssss 4 10 :
Yon ;I ssssrsiiv take pstce Hiram Barney hts nled
hs nseson Il de usrks ONCE Of the District Cpcrs Q
-. courtv Iowa At Keokuk, claiming judgment SuRos
) 1orsss:. nsds by 0sosee Colossal e sdxtd -
hc~rS ec,nst Geo Coleman for the sum y az tuoae
S In,,s+s snd - all thesaie - fhdsouth
~sst Quarter and the half Of the northw - fu.ss
~ .sctiou a. and the soatheast quarter Of secsson -
sovnship ST. range west, Lee county Iowa, nee an
clear Of your rights interests therein and or gen
sral relief
Aud you must appear and answer unto said petition
noon Of the second day OF the next term Of said Court
he held on the FIRST Monday Of February, 1885, judi
ment viii be had thereon by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL
nov4 PlGs Attorney
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AwAROED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM!

xhsus v,y exhibiting 10 eompetfoa with ethetss We
shall take pleasure In forwarding by mall lat cur own
expensel our Illustrated Catalogue Ia which every IN
strunseat msnufacture. u fully Described and Nus
trated BY elegant engraving -
"a An HeIoeons Of Cur manufacture. either cold by
us or dsssrs In ny part the United States or Osnad
are warranted be perfect in every respect and should
any reairs be necessary before the expiration u hve
from the Of sale hid ourselves ready and
willing 20 make the free fchaRe provided the In
Jury il caused by accident or design
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eau TON.
daily Advertisements OF some new reed irssru-
Nolsyispns AMI scisool Organs. new exterior and
new name will naturally attract attention bat the pnb
lie viii mind that all Reed raacafs nov nam
uf,tured In the United Stxtes aud CapAa Henr
as tAy san " wade rost infringing oar pafeas copies
Il our ewE
gs Agents for the sale 81 Nsisiecns be found
aali ,ac gincipl towns othe United StAtes and Csas
ia. AaIrsss either
GEO. A PRINCE 4 CO..
Bu6hlo, ". u,
GEO. 4. PRINCE r. CO..
- Lake street. Chicago, III
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THIRTY THOUsANDl

These instruments in mostly In the nit-
"a states and Canada h Eusope Asia Africa scnth-
America and the West Indies. and from ali thee
ers We have the sttering testimonials a the hIn
esiiAation In which they are held ~ IN INDUSTRIES ~
hhitians. they have In armbly been 49,. ...s.
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WHOLESALE DEPOT.

Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and ita
tory will bear in mind that we are the poneen aa
leading manufacturers, not only In the United States
but In the world. We commenced the Manufacture O
Msiodeons in the fall Of the year 47, and since that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
VOLUME 81. NO. 45.

INDIAN JU-TIcE. MANY years ago. -ben
gentleman from the central p.rt OF Ne,
Hampshire. ~As in thu PequAwket cosntrv.
a company Of Indians from the Penob.cot
tribe came there for temporary abode
and pitched their tents on an elevation near
the SAcO river. In passing 10 nj. Land. h.
no'ioed a squA- kneeIing 20 pick stra-ber-
mes. and creeping 70 the different parts Of
the patch that furnished the fruif. Her Al
tisode sfr1 K hIm ss singular but he con-
eiaded she took that posture as most con-
Venient for tlsc purpose.
On has return she had disappeared. ard
be Supposed she hAd gone 90 seu her
berries But a. be approached the settle
msnt' be observed the usual sight Of An
Indian earrying a squs~ on bis back. A
neArtr view showed him the person whom
he saw in The strAPberry-6eld. Alter har-
ing Witnessed the OccBre nee several times.
on inquiry Of the Indians as 90 the canse Of
this action one Of them replied: = lie bad
Indian lie drank much. I" ocapee.- lie
drunk. and Cheepi (dcyiD get in BIN.
Inn ne Put sIuA~s iret m the hre. They
burnt Of As be looked he saw they were
crippled and useless. The tribe resented
The cruelty. aud the eoanel were about to
dsside on his Immediate execution. But
one Of the older and wiser Of the number
inier'osed has opinion. and give this advice:
." No shoot make live long A. sqaaw live;
make HIM carry s4ua~. when she ~Ant
walk When squaw. dir. then Shoot
The decision was in accordance with tbs
counsel. and thts secared 20 this woman
perpetual KIND treatment from her husband.
The fact OF hi- own death As sOsz a. she
died. made hin eareful 60 preserve her
bealih and life and the punishment Of bear
ing ber As a bursieo. a. well as the cosnpen-
cd attention TO her W lfare formed striking
example q the Tstributive shrrwdness OF
'' Indian Justice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

BEuS WOEK ASD LoNGEvTrY. II will
be seen By the foilo~ing statements that
vigorous braiH rork tends 20 iesgtiea rath-
er than ssortsa hie. The common impress
'ion y that hari study j. q very dangrroas
exercise, While an active outdoor life -
most healih'ui ani hvorabir 20 lon-cviiy.
dents 81 fhe world. who with suitable physi-
cal exerci-e combine temperate habits. a. a
general rule live % The greatest age. and
retain iheir inteiiectuai ,ieor to the last.
American. Engrsh and German statistic.
Eoald b. a. favorable a. those given beiov.
rWesleyau Journal
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TE ESH~--os- siisr sd Ftns C.st.. -
'-w, 'a atssucr Tso Dollars. a. al he cad o. b.
r-ar.
. rs " fsr~ssiu A e.. 10 state Street.
h'-i'a. sd if2 Nsssau Stre~t. Ne~ Nofk 80
90 sufhartr-f sr~ats
JOa PAINTING a-atis .xecut~a.