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Several years ago was travelling up the river
and came 10 a beautiful plantation, the owner Of
which, was told won his wife, playing ,he gone
called Seven Up" The story was as follows: An
old Boniface or Tars'er, who kept a rm,l grocery
and saloon, had habit of eternaly playing cards.
aud especially Seven Up" and betting on tho
game until he was hard 10 beat. Scarcely any man
ever came into his establishment, hut the old fellow
challenged him for game. Ono day arich young
farmer came In 10 the old mans only daughter,
Kate, and while with her. the old man came up and
says "Hirnm, III play you game Of seven IN
vonr farm arsipst Kate. II you win. Won shall,
have her for wife hut II I win, I'll take your
farm" The young man declined, and said he did
not liko 10 pay, &c. The old man replied, "a faint
heart fair lady" and II Kate Is not worth
winning, you cant have her, &c.
The old man Hucceeslel In getting Hiram 10 play
Npr Katc--rhc sitting by, and wniching the game
worry snxioufly-the father had FIVE, tho young
man only Nrec, and the old man was DEALING. amer
turning NJ, Kate looked ut the old mans hand and
then went and looked at the young mans hand,
and seeing Hiram hnd high, low and jack, wht-
rered In his ear 10 beg'-he did so-ihe old man
gave ono, and the result was Hiram won tho girl
and they were the harrest, hcalthies' iolio-t pair
Oman and wlfe) In the country. The old man
thowercd down the winnings upon his daughter
The Young man was industrious, aolcr and sttcn-
tive 70 his farm and house. Prosperity, peace aud
plenty were bis earnings II II pleasant a. 20 there
and geo them, and hear them Joke about the old
man and hear his game Of Seven up."
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In order to husband the resources u their terri.
tory, tho Mormons IN Utah aro circulating and
'igning the following covenant;
ITO provide for ourselves and our families for
eur Immigration and the hosts of others under
Nood 10 he depending upon us or bread, 10 save
our wheat from being fed Ia animals, or wasted or
destroyed by them. 10 aid in its being carefully
hNsbanded and wisely used, to effect es,absbin,
price Tor wheat that viii he REASONABLY remunera.
Nv, " .hs farmer, and that he may have an add
s on lndncemcnt 10 save AMI use II wisely il has
49,, a',lncd proper and necessary to call conyen-
. ~ W composed OF one delegate from each pre-.
.s y, our grain raising regions and to he held in
s.s,ou ,t ~ IN Great Salt Lake City, on tho
.,o,on munday In August next for the purpose Of
produce shall be sold An until .aJ aecs;on ",
80 n NV ~e ne Undersigned, hereby covenant and
ycserva n, v,'ous % selling any grain. we will
=, 'easl, years suprty for ourselves, IA
,nn ana Dependents aud, n case we have NOT
-. Ird I,".n', Nc WI endes vor To secure it as
peniy as possible; that We W II preserve The bran
spd shorts for feeding our Al iimals and Will nn,
nl Hour y less than s12 hu1 dred IN aoyernmep,
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DrDN'r Do IT.-Thomas Nolan and Patrick
Aenps.asy, who were r-porssd ~ having. been ar.
ested for Sealing horss and buggy, clam tha>
Icy vers the victims 81 imposition by a
Aird party. Tbsy silepe thsi when coming homo
from The Caiesiona Festival u Jones's Wood, they
we're invited by party 10 r1ds homo In his buggy
that n the corner OF Pleecker and Elizabeth streets
VIC shrss ssopTed for refrcshmenss when .heir new
friend suddenly disappeared. and they were ar
rested for The then which they claim their ability
70 prove.
CARELEssSHss. During false alarm OF fro
10 the Seventh District, on Thursday evening, tho
Hook and Ladder Co. No. o, while rushing ard
hooting past the corner n Pearl and Chambers
ss'ee'. rnn over boy Eve years Of age iniurng
him severely.
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HR0OkLYN.

REcRrITISo ~ BRooKLYy 10 very dull 81
present. The quota having been filled, the boun.
Nee not large A. formerly, and this fact In
duce. brokers W take substitutes To other parts
where more money oan he made. This week II is
expected that recruiting will he commenced in the
Second and Third Congressional u stric,s In order
10 aid the First DiMriet Queens, Suffolk aud Rich
mond) in obtaining sufficient number Of men 70
an their quota. The bounses will be shout 500
for one YEARS recruits. II 10 estimated that since
the commencement Of the war, Brooklyn has fur.
nishai about 10000 mon, for which two and hall
millions Of dollars has been expended.
The DEATHS IN BROOKLYN, las, week were
10. The principe, causes were: Cholera inianturn.
NY and whooping cough, each scsrlc, fever, 2,
d. &c. Under one year Of ago, 30.
TIM DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING 70 ra,fy
the nomination Of Mcclellan and Pcndleton will
IKE p,soe q the Academy u Music and vicinity,
shie evening Stands will 10 erected on Montague
Sssst and IN the City Hall Park, In order 10
speakers invited, arc Gov. Pigler, OF California,
end Hon. Caleb Gushing Of Mars.
A SHARP FELLOW called AT ths hous. Of
James Prtchard, In 9Th avenue, near 9Th street.
0ovanus, on Saturday, stating that he Ind been
aent N repair the roof. lie permitted h. up
slairs. and seeing good coat worth abou, }is, lie
1hFew u out Of rear window, mud then came down
and went on with H. The same man entered sew
sral houses In the neighborhood IN the same way.
FATAL AccIDENr.-A sailor on board the
ITALIAN bark Rcsolute lying at Middle Per, Allan
~ Dock, fell through the hn,chwsy yesterday. and
wss instantly killed.
FouND DRowSRp.--The BODY Of man.
dSessed like n sailor. found In wallahont Ray,
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Pu OBLIGATIONS.

TN r IMPROVED PHYSIOLOGICAL
l. 81 Sr-Shovinc the exact location OF all the or
rams Of the Brain de sisr Cd for l.arprs. In this
Head all the newly discovered Orgsns nj The lirnn
are given. II shoSs each Individual Orcan
side. and all the rrour--So tai. Executive, intrl.c-
tual and Morn-on the other. Price, for tn" largest
pnc. 81 30 smaller - GEMS N cent by express. %
cents must he added for parking-boy. fot tale by
booksellers and nfurgists FOWLER 4 WELLS
so Bfondway, New York "a,
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currency, whsn u IL st par, increasing that price
10 correspond With the premium on gold; that VIC
will sustain rch prices as the Convention may
adopA and that we will mutually sustain each
other in complying with the aforesaid oovenan,
and agreement, BY those who arc able in each pre-.
einct buying RON those who may not tc able t.
hold on lower offers"
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

fnELAN-On the 10Th inst Elizabeth Fnrland,
the beloved wife OF Danl Pheisn nati,. Of Carton
Queens Co. ireland, in the 18th year Of her age.
Tie friends of the family are respectfully re-.
quctted tp attend the funeral, from st Teresa.
Churcn, Rutgers At, on Tuesday, 18th inst, al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, whore solemn Requiem Mas y m be-
offered up for the rrpoee of her soul. The funeral
VIII TAX. place precisely at O'Clock, +. NJ. 3sl
81 LLlNAN-On SUNDAY, Sept. II, 1854 C.th.rine
the beloved wife Of Patrick sullivan In the 1i.t year
Of her aro; a native Of the Parish Of Tydsvne., Co
Monnhan, ireland.
The relatives and friend. Of the family also tho-.
Of her sons John and james, are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on TUESDAY afternoon. 18Th
inst. at IL O'Clock, from her late residences e0t Fast
ljth ~. 3;S
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNI, l3j THIRTY-EIGHTH
= = a., iour DOOR rom Third ave. Furnished hca.
looms ioi gentlemen. - respectable mechanics can
Re accommodated with a nice furnishcd he'd room,
zach msn With separs,e room, from 81 20 to 81 Is
NE week $50
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WANTED-2o OPERATORS AND 30 FIN
w ishen, and ~ button hoi. maker and prc..men
10 militay oveicoats and pants. Rest pric.- paid
Apply NJ ~ hl'ington At. 40
WANTED-A TAILOR TO GO A SHORT
w distance In the country; sinel. m,n ONLY An.
ply al - Courtlandt IT. bet the hours Of and To- this
morning. ~
zTH WARD MCCLELLAN CAMPAIGN
Club meetine OF the shovsnsmcd Club will he
ned ~ - Monroe IT, on Monday evening, sent. IL,
lNnh AZ - o'clock .k3
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COAL.
DENTISTRY.

a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
tuul teeth inserted 4 cgch. Teeth nrcrtel with OF
without ext ACTING the roots. All opeI atone warrant
90, "a, .; JAY NlLLtRS- 100 Grand ri, two blocks
il"lu hloaiWAi. as
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
with without extracting the roots, 40. rola,
800 ana ten'ent filings 81 cts and upwards ex.
nnnIT ,sltAoit pain by Al new process 25 cls. !,
o'iN' fI'uch Dentist 29i Fultoi 1t, Book IN 800
A GREAT DISCOVERY Extracted
without pain, or flrl with gold or other Gunr.,
Si,bon sne each The best teeth inherited with
and warranted by Dr. II. VIl.i.Ei,s, ST. ~ Rouery,
oPp0'A'o "c ou 'heatTe. .b4
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DRY GOODS.
SEWING MACHINES.
EXClR SIONS.

FOR NEWBURGH, POrGuKEEPSIE,
RoundOut Kingston The MARY POWELL.
leaves loot OF Jayst every afternoon al "a ocloc -
HUDSON RIVER Il. R-FOR Albany
! and 10 4. NJ and 4 G and lOIOP NJ, and on sun.
days at 6.2s L. N, from both 1t i5u
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INSTRUCTION.

pROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCl.
l. ALTON
OF ThE STATE OF NEW YORK,
othce--ah thnmleis st, NY
PttsaUUt'
-Gen. MlNtIILD SCOTT
Nice-P Presidents.
Hon. Hamilton Fisl., Aiuirll Dupont.
,Ioha |. CiHco> Esq, RrioIph \. " ittGaus Fsq.
Directors
Hon. Edwin n. Morgan, iloEagd Pottcr, E.q
George OpdyEo WIN. T.. nodsC, ~, t.sq
Hiram BIIn'y, Theodore koJse, cit, .e.,.
James " bseSman, Peter Core, IL 1!
Rev ii. w. bellows, ID. Gcufre Iinc Oh, -
John Jacob Aston, kSi D,n.cl Lord,
James Brown, W ,leOn e. Hant "
Roht. u. Minturn, Roht L. stewart"
VIM. II. Aspnwal, Alfred PED,
James Odlaiin,
The objects OF the Association are TO secure to .ol-
dies and saiOrs and their families any claims for
pensions, pay and bounty, and 10 ave advice and in
formation TO them wahod costand to prevent frauds
AGAINST them and he Government
Application m ne -on or hy letter should he made
TO HENRY GREEN FIELD, Secretary,
- GhemheIs ~, New York
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TAKE NOTICE-0LD LEAD, TYPE Metal,
L In large or small Quantities can always 10 dis.
posed Of At the highest eish price, by calling on c.
w. CR 4SkE, Isl william u. QL
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE--tANAL BOATS CALM,
! plymouth and John johnson. Inquire No state
It, WN. CORNELL. 80
On OOO FEET OF TIMER FOR sale
<Cs OOO cheap. VIII sell any amount To suit
Inquire At 40 Ea.t 2St st, near I'd av, 325
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LOST AND FOCND.
r .o>T, STOLEN OR STRAYED FROM 52n

~ ~, fellow llth ave, on "Wednesday evenins = Rcd
Cow, With short horn. fresh Called. Pcase hrir
her 70 ne above. and 70 reward will 10 paid Mn
MELLON ia
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4 TRINL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP IT
RrRDENs-HoRSE SHOES ECONOMY

In store and for sale cheap by
WV. II. WALLACE.
aOl Corner Of Albany and Wellington st.
CASH PAID For RAGS AND OLD Metals.
- White tVs II cents yer FOUND. colored rsss ana
Soolous cents; books snd newspapers, cents peY
Is,und old hras 20 per III copper and perteJ,
" cent per M old lead. II cents per ID, a, rs Sev
bOvCfy, cor Rus, welt n. s2I
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The Pursuit of re Cd.

Nashville, Dec. 81
The advance OF our army was, on Sun
day night. 2 miles south of Columbi
about half way between that place and
the Tennessee River. The roads, on ac-
count o. heav rains, are nearly impass-
able. Hood is steadily retresting before
our advancing troops. Prisoners who
have straggleE behind their commands
and who have deserted, arsFbeing brought
in every day. 200 reached here yestsr-
day.
1t is reported that Hood intends to
reach the Tennessee River near the
mouth of Eik River, General Thomas
having forced him considerably to the
east.
Military authorities consider the stu.
alton very encouraging. Riilroad and
telegrsphic. co nmunIcation is open to Co
lumbia. on the Tennessee, aud the old
road will soon be in running order 70
Chattanooga.
The river is at a stand, with Is feet oI
water on the shoals.
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Latest from m Savannah.

New York, Dee 81.
The Worlds special from Ft. Monroe
26lh learns from Mai. Gen. GRAY IL Gen
Sherman's staff, particulars OF the ca pgure
OF savannah.
The surrender was made by the Mayor
and Council.
Sherman and Sloeum's headg larters
arc in The city.
- demand was made for the surrend
er on be 18th instant, nj Sherman
closed his disp ,tch wnh Hocd's words to
the negro troops At Dalton to the effect
that IT his demand was not complied with
he would take no prisoners. Hardee re.
piled he could aud would hold the city.
Sherman proceeded to complete bis 10
vestment OF the city, but owing to the
swamps on the north side, could not u.
once extend his lines 10 that direction -
Gen. Hatch division OF Fosters corps
held the left Of our iine and occusyin ing the
upper part of Hutchin' Island, complete
y blockldlng ingress aud egress over the
rsver below, when ferry boat was discov
cred plying between the city and Union
Causeway. This was the hole through
which Hardee escaped. Our prisoners
are increased BY constantly s6ndiog them
sccreted.
The city is so full of citizen refugees
and others that many live 10 the streets
Nearly 500 Union prisopers have sue
ceeded in reaching our lines.
| Tbe Miilen prisoners are supposed tc
be 40 miles south Of Savannah
The Commercials Washington special
says:
1t Is understood Mr.. Fessenden is Z
candidate for the French mission. Some
persons consider his chances very GOOD.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM
RICHMOND.
Dark Days in Dixie.
Full Account Of the Surrender
of Sava nah.
How Gen. Hardee's Army
Escaped.
Ihe ErpedfstOn : against
Wilmington.
PURSUIT OF GEN. HOODS
ARMY.
It Must Surrender or
Fight.
sNO1'e of the Canada Raid
e1'S .7rresfed.
PURSUIT OF GEN. HOODS
ARMY.
1t Must Surrender or
Fight.
GOLD s2.17 l-2!
Gordonsville Probably Occupied.

New York, Dec Fl.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Path
says our cavalry were attacked bs
Lomax's cavalry on Thursday and the
latter gradually fell back on Gordonsville
Va. 1t was rumored portion of the
main force had gone in tho direction ol
harlotteyile. If Gordonsville was no,
menaced till yesterday, the esd; the place
was safe, owirg to the dIsp, sition there
of troops.
The Whig of the eth says the prcba.
bilities are that Gordonsville has been oc.
cupied by the enemy.
Gen. Lee in an official dispatch of the
Esd says Rossor attacked and drove
back Clusters division nine miles from
Harrisonburg This was the reeounois-
ance made by Custer already noticed.
He fell back when his object was at
tanned.
Richmond papers in view OF the dam
ger of losing Gordcnsviie say it contains
no supplies and is worth nothing.
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the armies on the James. HE supplies
ascend the Ogsehss river short distance.
ana reach him after landing, b. . few
miies OF transportation over ! spjeudid
shell road. His TANKS are protested bv
the ssvannah river on the left. and the
Ogechee on the right, while bis rear =
appsoschable only through . strip Of cosn-
Try south Of Millen, Aanked on both sides
by inpenetrable swamps. Unlimited sup
plies can Be sent from Port Royal, and any
number OF heavy guns from the same
wsilstocked post. He is Eve days from
New York, thee days from Fortress Mon
roe. he is in an invigoratiog winter
s'inase, :. you may imagine from the fact
1nat wnte with my coat off ana nv
pocket handkerchief in easy supporting
distance, and am thirty miles north 81
the latitude of Savannah. The Weather 4
deliciously spring-like; just such dav
as you would think clever for Northern
June.
WHERE GRANT EXPECTED SHERMAN TO
"CoME OUT"
General Grant and the War Depart
mcnt expected Sherman to reach a sea-
board base at Brunswick or Darien. The
rebel press almost unanimously hit upon
the former point
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From Richmond Papers.

New York, Dec. 27.
The Richmond papers claim that the
Union raiders. nuder Stoneman or Bar.
bridge, who haye done 30 much damage
and caused SO much alarm in south wes,
Virginia have returned to East Tennes.
see
Ihey also say General Davidson's ex
pedition from Baton Rouge has done in
calculsble damage to railroads. and de
stroyed immense quaniities Of army sup
plies.
1t issalso stated Price is organizing hi,
army in Arkansas and has SO 900 all Mis-
sourians.
The Richmond Eoquirer Of yesterday
acknowledges that the affairs of the Con.
federacy are under a cloud.
Beauregard under date Of Charleston
29d, announces that our forces occupied
Pollard, AlabaTp pa, burned gosernmen
railroad buildings and retired, pursued sc
miles by Sidell.
The Richmond d Dispatch Of the 2aa
says:
standwith has clothed and armed hi.
ladians and is inIthe vicinity Of IT. Smith
destroying Yankee wagon trains.
Fnz Hugh Lee is in the saddle again
in the vicinity of Charlottesville.
The Richmond Sentinel says the ex
change OF prisoners will be resumed Al
Richmond, in order that the 600 due thu
rebels may be delivered. !
Il also says the negroes are frightened
at the prospect Of emancipation and are
leaving RicI n md 10 droves.
Late Richmond papers doubtlthe repor
OF the capture of Savannah. bat .consoI,
themselves that if true it was all for til,
| best
Tho Dispatch says even allowing 81
vanaAhs Charleston. Mobile and svs,
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Richmond 20 be captured still the war is

l 4
not over.
The Dispatch Of the Gath says : Yau
kee column has started from Suffolk in tbs
directions Of Weldon. The force is SUP
posed to Be the same lately stated to BE-
encauped At Portsmouth.
The Richmond Whig Of the 24.h saya
Gen. Gardner is accumulating troops tc
meet the Union raiders operating ia the
vicinity Of Mobile. and Gen. Nancy ia
dong the same at Mobile. The Union
troops, 5,5OO strong, are marching on
Mobile.
Scott and others are in the righ place al
he right time aod warm work may be ex.
pected shortly Unless there is a strong
union force 10 cooperate Mobile is 10 no
danger.
Gov. Watts Of Alabama has issued d stir
nns proclamation calling upon everybody
to fly to Mobile.
Another proclamation from Gen. DUFF
Green to the militia says the enemy are
within 80 miles of Mobile.
The Lynchburg Dispatch of the afst
says:
breckenridge has fought the enemy
two days at Marion, county seat Of sm;tI,
county, Virginia; and driven then, from
mis- front.
JEFF. Davis having asked an incraaea of
salary, bill has been passed by the rebel
Senate to provide lighting and warmi..
tue executive mansion and for The suppl,
of forage and con missary stores for The
Chief Of the Army ana
Navy of the Confederate States
The Richmond Examiner ridicules the
act with sarcasm
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.Expeditisn mp the Roanoke,

New I fork, Dee. 81.
The Heralds NeEbern correspondent,
says:
Gen. Palmers expedition from Ply
mouth. under Col. French. up the Roam
oke, penetrated considerable distance and
had several engagements, defeating the
rebels on every occssion; driving them ou'
OF entrenched positions and taking oun
Der of prisoners. Tue euuboats we're ia
cooperate but we're prevented By torpe-
does.
Rebel telegraph dispatches from Wash
lngton, North Carolina. ssy Union gun
boats and Transports appeared a: For
branch. on the Roanoke last Tuesday
wednesday and Thursday. and attempted
to land troops but we're repu!sed by the
rebel forces each day.
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The CASE OF Dir. GwYnNE.-In the
Supreme Court at Washington, on Tues
day in the case of the United States ys
COL Baker, upon tue indictmen, for the
arrest OF Dr. Gwinne, the Court decided
that neither the order of the Secretary o'
War nor Secretary of the Treasury would
be justification to the defendant. II this
decision is sustained, all the arrests 81
civilians heretofore made ma, be made
the subject of indictments.
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Glorious News.
New York, Dec. s7.

New York, Dec. 81.
The Commercials Washington epecisI
says the War and Navy Department have
both received advices from the expedition
against Wilmington. The intelligence is
highly favorable and gives promise o.
almost immediate success.
The Sec'y of the Navy declares that
Foster will capture forts Fisher and Cas-.
we'll and then Butler will be prepared tc
operate directly against Wilmington.
Sherman announces to the Sec'y oI
War that he intended to move up III,
Savannah River aud capture Augusta
The news to-day is that he has alread,
moved.
Sherman says after this he will swing
rpund on the rear Of Charleston, destroy.
itg all its railroads on the way.
The news from Thomas is also glorious
He has brought Hood to stand On ths
north side Of the Tennessee river, it be-
ifg impossible for him to escape. HOOD
i without artillery and pontoops.
Thomas proposes TO move on Hood ant
feres = Ssht o. surrender. -
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NITED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DrsTRier or IOWA iss.
UNIFIED sTsrEs MA.sIaL's OFFICE,
hE3kgE, Der. Zb, 1s6k
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY

hereby give notice thst by virtue Of warrant Of
ani sagniiin Issued q the Office 0i the Gts
tn ut.ei States District Court IN AMI Ter the District
Of Ioxs, and - dreetel ia tho f9il5Hiny
vt: George Omen. msriner and lilcllsrt, against
the stesnb boat .Desto her engnef, machine furni
tur tackle and spparel in civil and maritms for
defnsnd ef t0T wsestisfee hundred ard sey
enty dollars j a the 2i'h day ef December 1s6l
MantrnSe landing, the Mississippi River III the county
Lee and State of Iowa in laid District of Iowa
and take my T-sss lun er safe custody, and 60
detaiu the ab described steAnLuat Deseto her
chneTy fu- nsere engines. tsekie and rpi arel and
srehY give pnh notice that the time assigned for
ire retnri oi said on Tues5ay III day II
February s5 AM hereby aias uish and sun ali
persons claiming any interest ia the said CEribed steam
boat -D-soto or her engine. n,sFhreTs, furniture,
tackle apparel. knowing or having anything 10
saw why the same shnald be- conG+m ned and ~ to
the deuaad of said braAt, THAI they be and
pe before the said District Coat uT the south m D
vision Of District II lowa return term TO be be
qua and holden said district Court room. TUESDAY
the -th day February AZ Reekuk, Iowa. in said IL
trcf. the last named day eHit fuesdsy, the sth
day of February, IS when ard where said wll
be heard then and there t. iarerpne their claims and
said libel and make their allegations in that be-
half. IL NJ. HnAlE. u :. VI.
De aT-d4w By n. FULTON, Deputy.
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Missouri Legislature.


JEFFERSON City, Dec. 20.
Both Houses of the Legislature mel
this morning, quorum of members be
ing present In each.
In the House, Payne, of Jackson, was
appointed Speaker pro tenn, aad Gaun.
appointed Clerk pro. TEN.
The roll of members elect was the n
called. and slxty-6ve members answered
to their names.
Those present presented credentials,
aud the oa h of office was administered by
Judge Fagg-
The House then adjourned till / 0 n.
ID. 10 o-morruw.
The Senate was temporarily organized
by the choice of King as Clerk pro. tenn.
The newly. elected Senators then pre-
sented ere de ntlals and were duly onaIi
lied. . q
Senate then adjourned till 10 a. m. to-
morrow.