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and though bloody IL the pathway and terrible the
ordesl--the awful responsibility is still upon Us and
must DO met A mighty destiny eth wills us onward
and bids Us faint and faer not. "OIt Of danger mus,
safety come" 1t is trial that gives strength--Sui
cInr that gives US fortitude-conlict that lends US
that c0nsecrGes the cause OF truth ana
Patriot maryrdOm that gives 1t life eternal. VIII
,nded Justice for chart and compass with aith IL
God and love 70 man to guide hearts,.let rs So
calmly forward and finish the great work that God has
dsstincd for Us.
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Gen. HnmiIton,s RcsoIusion-A Correction

To hs Editor Of The ~ y TnD'n"
SIR: To correct an erroneous report OF inc
proceedings Of meeting ofe officers and soldiers WIG
have served in this Rebellion, beg you VIII stale tna
tho resolution offered by MajorGen. Schuyler haihh
ton and adopted by the meeting was In these terms
Resoved, That the highest tribute we can pay 10 W.
memory Of Abraham Lincoln Is 20 ssk mercy ior VIZ
isguided subOrdinaes bni stern Justice Oh INC
civil aud military in this Rebellion. ,r.,,,rov
ApriI -. 1865 schUiLE" hAS'I'0''
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ikdvertiseu.euti

NUNHINF IIUN 7 UNaN III II'N
m. disease use DR. WsnAnT. rIsz TREE TAN CoRDtAf
witch 1. readily taken up Dy blood and carried 10 TIE
.,d sore, Of the nrgs and stop their decay aud the
raents lie ia saved. THK PISI TRKE Tar CORDIAL ha
md p,s.er.. Of tho 4. and e1pes from the system
fnE FMS TREK TAR CoRpGAL priIes the blood ana orAse
10 4 al scroulous matter that scon.tsnty hreedns sn
III skhf Diseases are especially cured BY ph nishtn
Pine Tags Tar CORDIAL Office, No 10 Norm Second st.
philsd. pLs -, , ,,-..ho,.. NJ
g. Broadway, y. \.
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All Oniei on The Plnins.

The Colorado Neuos says that assurances CONE
maj everything is tranquil overland and TINT no fear
need be entertained By the seasons emigration non
Indians on the through Platte route az sufficient force
II the military are now being stationed nj every poni
hcre necessary 20 defend the travel on the ne ant
military matters being sys,ematzed hat secur''
III be ample 1t is positively known thai there are ~
Indians than the North Fork oil tie fia''e "
there toward DacOtuh.
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Tn. Owo,n Of Kentucky.

LOUsYLLR Friday. April q. ls63.
Gen. Brisbane, in a recent report, shows that
lOo0 colorod men have been enlisted In the army Ia
Kentucky; 1000 were drafted 1000 ran away and en-
listed in Indiana, Tennessee and Ob0 Ill new regiments
1re berg organized which. when complete. which will
make the quota Of $4,000 coored men for Kentucky.
Gen. Brisbane hopes to Gil up oil the regiments nos
raising In Gu days. Over 100 negroes day enlist.
oonatOr y. u. Wade left for Washington to-day.
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Trayelers' Guide.

70 Albany, By Hudson Il. H., from jOth-st. Depot,
Z, and III a. M, and $40, g. aud lOt p. m. Sun.
day train tom 30th It,. y. m City cars run Do
tween Chambers aud both sts. stations.
10 Albany by liaSlem X. r., 26th'si. +ihav, 10
70 III B.mor. 5y the Nswjcr.cy II r., 1905 Of
Courilsndt.,.. and III a. m. I p. NJ and II
70 @ soitsa BY s9" Ssscnica line Pier 50 H.
Norwich Line Pier - n r.. Neptune Line Pier
tsardSy excepted ......,................ bpr
TO Bo,ton. BY New.Hsven r. r., via Springfield;
r. Bo. 10 Sv N New Haven r. r. aiii., aud ih.
sy VIA shore Line. ~ End p M sunday.
10 Bridgeport By steamer Bridgeport loot oil reeA
70 s B1s ssi;i and ii. West BY Enc Railroad oGi
oiCs,Sei'. b; Atlantic and ' Urea, Western
n via Erie Railway. foot Of Chambers'st, con-
neotins with Railroads for oil principal cities IN
70 1jreenport . a. m, Cand on Saturdays P M 90
Ysphank Islip FsruingdAle, Long Island, by L.
I. iaiiIosd from James-'ip and foot oil sS'h ST..
Il a. III auu o. .
For Hudson Cst.sii ard Bristol, by steamer Trav:
,ier Monday, "wednesday and Friday, foot oil
lIarri.on.st North River. .........;':..',.' p
TO SewIIavrn Hartford and Springheid-steam-
70 sI; s'If Haven. rsSs 81 sP int sSf i,
aud .ih.,v at !, 9. NJ l2i, 3 9'S y aud ?.
70 the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad
from foot ofCourtand t., VIA Philadelphia am.
70 tie We,,, by Central Railroad Of NewJer,cy.
via Allentown, from pier \. H., M IL IA.
.nd 500 p IN. Sunday train. .:.....::..;.... p
TO PhIl.iei plis by steamer Jesse HOytdsiiy .San'
DAYS sr,~p ,ed) from foot OF Wall-st., Brooklyn,
connecting a, Port Monmouth with trairs for
PRi.dsI96Sa, Sy RAILROAD TOO. o.
Cour,lAndtst, T. 10 aud III q. M, IL m, andop ?.
M aud IL midnight. SUNDAY. .....":...:....
To philadelphia per Railway and Steamboat, tsun.
days eIcepted) via Camden and Amooy' irom ioos
OF Bsrclsy st., Ga. m. ".....':.';.';.'.'
aiy fsm ei ey a. 200, Of Robn.oa. r.
To Red sank aud Long Branch, by steamer Eagle. =,
daily nom pier foot Of Murray ST., s..."...:.',: YP
To Wsshingon by NewJersey X. r. foot OF
Court andt,t. !, d and III a. m,7 p. M, and ~
midnight Sunday p
FOR further Information In rezsd to Railroad lime Iao
see adv ertisrrnents Ia another part Of this pApar
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Arrived.

Steamship CITY Of Limerick Br Jones Liverpool nh ~
Oueensto~n 9Th mdse. and " pass. Ohm Il. Dale.
stesm.hio George Cromwell, Vail, Ne~orean', n d
Cromwell ACo . ~, Ia
Steamship Champion. Wilson, Fortress Monroe with %"
tct and wounded soldier. TO the Medical Director. v
u S steam transport Tlie Bourne. Newbern via Fortress
Monroe 20 y. :. q. NJ . ,k
O. g steam transport De Molsy sSmpson, Boston ~ houn
In bal 20 T. :. A.-Q.-M -, -.
Slip PALESTINE, Macaaley, Liverpool 4h inst with md'e "
=. Cunsrd.
Rig Is Youns Gibbs Cala. laths.
Schr CITY Point, Mathews Belfast days lumber, c.
sbhr Gov Arnold - - spars, Holycke Ma
scbr Mary Fletcher Tracey 81. Andrews, N b. days
Joyn Boynton. Sou L Co.
schr DIV. Avery, Wilson. Rocklsnd, lime.
Schr A. T.. Bernes, lawson, Virginia
Srhr A. Chase, Nixon, Virginia
Schr Amelia Films, Rockisnd. ime.
Schr Union, Rosebrook, Rocklsnd, lime.
schr N c. Harris, Kelley, -. Holyoke Murray.
sohr Concordia, Metaif, Rockland.
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demand Upon England.

The Courier des Flats Unis Of this city pro-
TO learn from authentic sourcos that N.Y. Adan'
has made a demand upon Lord Russell to close al Ing
sh norris against vessels c8rTying the Confederate III
II il said onr Miniser bases hN demnnd upon me ine
that the Conederaes have not single port lsi, au
hence that Confederate vessels can no longer chn ln'
rights OF yoligererts.
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The Obscquies NJ Memphis.

KfEHPHIb, IHUItUHl' hF'1' Vt -
The entire population of Memphis turned out
to-day to testify their respect for tho memory OF the
late President. A more universal demonstration OF
sorrow could not have been made In the most Loyal GU!
IN the Union Fully 900 persons participated 10 w., W.
including the enrolled militia AL 'he
Federal troops, the civic societies. &c.
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Snow.
SNOW
MILWAUKEE, Saturday. Apr

MILWAUKEE, Saturday, April q, 1868.
A heavy snow storm has prevailed in Mime
sofa and the Western part Of the State The weather
is cold now and it is showing at Madison.
There are are prospects Of storm here before
morning.
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MgnrrEp ARaEsrj BY Gov. FRyroS.-As the

O'Clock train for Albany the Harlem Road arrived
1t about Fifty frsst, Thursday afternoon, ayoung
conndre threw a stone at the car windows. which
struck Mr. David Miller OF this city who sitting
the smoking car near the eye, cutting deep wound
% his face. Along with Mr.. Miller was tee Governor
nd several State Senator's They immediately re-
gersed the motion ~ the car, and whom they came
ack TO the boy they got OF and arrested hin.
IL gave his name ms Weitzeburger, aged II years.
The Governor ordered the train TO be kept waiting
rhile be took the boy to the Fifty-seyeuths Police
onrt which, however not in session at the time
be boy was locked up while the conductor OF The
ain was ordered to stay aad appear against him
next day The Governor and the party then lett fol
Albany. The boy brought up for trisl before Judg'
Kelly yesterday the testimony all TAKEN and to-day ne
sil bs sentenced despite the protests OF his friends
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A COOP DEED DONE AT LAsT.-In pu

A COOP DEED DONE AT LAsT.-ln pursuance
Of orders from the Common Council Street-Comfnis'
sioncr Cornell on Saturday morning commenced remov'
ing the recruiting cabins in the Oily Hall Phrf ana th
diacent squares and streets. The good wots snCu
Iuever
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English Royal Velvet and Brussels CARPET,
.os rrety reduced prices ct IinAn AyDsRsoS, No W
,yerv. n.o Three DIV AID lngnA CARPET Hugs, Man,,
shade, Oh Cloths. French Embroidered Table and Piano
Ever, and Fi,nred Wool Psror and Carriage Mats Of one
hail ,h, former prices HRka AspgRsoss No. W boweIy
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ABRAHAM IISCoLY MEMENT0Es AND mr.
on,Ats-Pins Badges Roseies, Portraits bu.ss, Ie -.
i desiring COLLECTIONS lone cech) 10 keep OF srhd
saae..d 10 cav. order, 10 time Ut Io"SshsD NC -
broadway.
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Tho Sailing OF the Steamship Mornvi"n

PORTLAND. Me-. Saturday, April p lsdo.
The steamship Moravian viii sail about
o'clock this evening for Liverpool
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Advertisement !

A Rusr op Mr.. LINCOLN, size OF life, mal
h. had Of Menrs FowLga WELLS, Nc 5ss broadway
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Arrived SUypAY. April %.

Steam corvette Dsrien (French) Neon Havana dsyH
She carries II 21O snd has eng es 4o horse power
sorrsp Entresrcnaute. ri Havana days Carries gun
aud a OF go men. - N a.
Biz Wilmington ,of Windsor NJ s.. Anen, r. 10 Gays
with sugar md moassrs Left bark Ellen Morsoa
brgs Voant add Resoute schrs Annie Bell {. A. tanc
worth ahfr New York In dsys cnr Moses fatten 90
d,vs bark Princess Alexandra Morning STAR big Excel
sor, for do in day..
Brig Trackes Lapree Cienfuesos 20 days sugar ana mo
a.ses TO Henry DeCordova Co.
Bia Miranda Davidscot s.. Jsso Cuba 20 days. with -
cHr Alligator Wooster New Oresn, a. days. -four to Johs
Boyntons Son Go. m % ,.
Schr H. Is. Uusher Mckenzie Arroyo r. H. II oay''usS'
md mo TO master
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Fires.
IN WOOSTER STREET.

Early on Saturday morning the cabinet manu-
factory Of j. ZachGrias I'm the upper part OF 10 r.
and Woosterst., damaged by fire 70 the amOnh
iof $1,000. Insured for Si.dOO in the Peoples Sluy
Ivesant Star, and q ODE Companies. The hrs
floor Of No. Is was occupied By \. Gciger ~
Tor. Loss on stock by water $50. l1sured Tor eoJ
n the Peoples Company The first floor OF NO. y" wa
Occupied by john Moore as fancy goods store Los
on stock By water $500. No insurance The first toor'
of Nos ~ and II were occupied respectively by Mar
Parmlae n cigar store and by L. Busson locksinith
Loss by water slight. No insurance. Tic buildinfs
(which are Of wood. owned by Peter Lorlilrd an'
ARE damaged 20 tie amount OF 1000 Insured Captain
Mills. with a platoon from the Eighth Precinct Wa
present, and preserved order
IN FIFTH-AVENUR.
The residence of Mr.. William Judson, No
439 Fifth.ave, was completely destroyed by FIRE OF
Saturday morning Loss furniture S5OOi on building
&. co. Probably insured.
IL BROADWAY.
Early Yesterday morning fire broke out on th'
third noor Of No. AZ Broadway occupied by hessr Nuss
baum Bernfein manufacturers Of cloth hats snd cap
Their entire stock aud tIufes dfstToyed Lose GOo
SlOOOp Probably insured. The second hoor was o.
cuyied by nessrs Levin Il Simon, dealers Ia millinery 81
fancy goods Loss by fire and waer 5000 Mr John Jsc~
cloth who occupied the tst door sustained
sh loss the Of his goods having been removed by th
sixth Precinct Police The FIRE tso extended to N" uTp
story Of No 40 occupied by Phillips Manning, dealers
feather goods Los stock about 5000. the ou dins
are owned b. Mr.. Higgins, and are Insured
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses..5:!O SIM Se.s......64s Noon rises 5loD
aIsH WATER THE DAT.
sandy Hook. 26e Gov Island. 5:50e Hell Gate... 70S
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Dort-Uarocns' Notiee.
STATE OF Nnw-YoRx,

Posr-wARpsSs Owes, No. lO4 Walst
..c,Ion OF the act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act 10 Reoryanls the Wsriens Office Of the Port Of New
York. al persons interested In or having charge o. ne
subject OF such inquiry, examination or survey she
the following vesses under examination by the on
Wardens and that the said of examinations w -
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TWO GOOD WINDOWS AND BALCONY
81 feet long TO LET TO view the funeral ooseque' 90
Tuesday Price $50 No $50 Broadway, Unionsaasse
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shaken.

Bark John Bolton rom Porto Csbelo fofrhisdephs-eA
80 10, ion. II ~ ,.r N Ia, % al Ia.
"a n
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tailed.

Appt Observation-Disclosures Golden RUE Ocean Quees
C. Whiting star Of the Union, Morning STAR hoe'e]"~
Hslvetia, L. c. knight
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6prreufftiDers QuDen,

@eit Yratt Str. 9io. 358 unb 359a.
Waeiuen s.e6rtea Grsunben unb benl Yutlifum made
i'd 6ieruit bic an3ese, bo i'd bas i6on lett 5aPren al
beiem Bfase eablirte @e&6ft bernpnHen babe nnO Be
Subis Gin rsi&baltis.s Eager bon iDnen, ob searbe
teten Serrenteiberu neuefer aecn gu ben bli9en re'
toen perbc -sgtDffe fir 9iSde unb cienseuSe in aer
Sorten unb an afen Breiien. .-...,..5.
Ueraer cine Gnsipa6l Resenidirme, StSde.c. iowit
aae in bicies lsadb ein&luseubsn Grtitel. h. a.
gay- ale BefteIunsen werben prompt, bili9 unb II
ttraefter Grift dnSefertist.
IS &. ANiIcr.
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9ubts 6Gmeler,

~ wv tNN"%~ ~~N-~V N 40. .H.-
We er6 ant Sailor,
SuDOitzgde 9isb unO S0mbarO Str
Ssbsn etne srose Ausuabl neuer oDsDaaren rbaten
Gafffn,ir nnb QDeftenfSofFc,
pprah9li@ d6teS beutl6es Tuh unb 9ceSttn,
fOTis aud Elm AfIprttment sid
DrD SpuSS nnc 6nrnifbing SppSs. y. 5gs
Dte ubt8en SGaren perfdufe M btteer als etn anbere
Vet1dt tn eer Stabt. &pan fOmme unb iberser8e tG,
t7mrt3Vttl Srbn 5dusler.
R Die billiOifen
Oefeli
SlecDtp0nren, 1c
Enb su taben BET c
6. SLIDER, SO. 90 giprb @opltr.
Gtaae ft Mepasatut Spn Oeeu pb beHaubta SDrrattts
GHe auftiaae nesben tAntp uab cut ttrses t1laaln
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Ehr. 9eR.
gtdGfoleer bpn Satpb 5eeger
90 Mcrntnu CTR.

NadfoIeer ppn JatDb StfgtFi
% @crnan Str.,
epbf fein gut frrtIrteS Eager tn penten Geeendnben
oIs mefFnsnen neuFlberntn unb plarttn aaTen Sars-
belGdaen unb 8er,erumeen, Ttitpa'ten, Nummern unb
6un6e6alsbGnter, [S6mejttesel Erpptl. parier Nptb
SabsIiltn 0dubid9en gUbrftn f6r goltGbtitsr 3affi
me fne NsuIbtr aue SCren Drafts ,e 9btrmor1esr UNI
ssleirraaaen Sds- unt S6aubburfen Spunte, @Gldp6e
Urs Ddbnen &c. fir Brauereen. gDirte nben ein vi:
lcrtitnt uSn StseldFerr 5abnen gsnttis e beonSsrs
lie bsrbttn paentrten Biertatnen berer aleneer Re-
fouf tiir erriano DtHrttt Columbia rem unterseGns
ten Sen BEN @rftnbesn lbertrasen purte.- 7a
eF- Cine errse Ydrtbe gDDuenpaaren, namsntlt9 &C.
aride Sadsn fir 5.rreu unb Domen fseben bon Dlrtsn
bera etnaetrpSen " 5 btttet UNI eeneeten 3uipru6
fnrs4iIl Is br. Bet.
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OIm nns Nnblifmlt !

1N Die lIutes; reten beetrtn fb sbren Nrerntea
-AA~ unb bcm pu5Iifum BITE ArSd8s 81 maGen pab ttF
sbr Gtfaft na ter @rr ne fefe tpn atmrre uni gre
rSntar perIee, Eaten Sefanttg SInb une erta.ter
taSIsd Ste retGR Muspab StStu urb Wtafsrr, fnt
t ttreit btttben aui 8sHnua8 aniufsrtisen Aud ba'
ZEN fielben aetS Sprr6tbtg que Sprien ben 9alsth
GtrImpfen RteerI{ trntn u unb aue tn ttefss Sa&
etn|dlaaeuten Mrtitn. s ) go = T
90 pfr6 Hes unItr Deifreben en, unre sfebrin Rum
ten pdnftlid Inb reel Su btbiensn.
RDutne1 h Druber, ae
lZ1oF-slht) Rc 572 gtgpGfe tpn Bnitc n Srsmrr tfr
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THE GATE CITY.
-
Swearing for q Family.

f s 4 x
H Rev. r. 4. Maclay. for thirteen yease
missionary in China, related the lonoW1lAs
|&anecdote
During one of our examinations OF candi.
Edates Or the baptism Of Nughang, oesTeed
that one woman and three or four young
&peonle had the same name and surname Ibis
tcircnrn stance led to the following converse
Etion between myself and one OF the young
men: = tilEa.u. txsssa BEE
~ observe that you have all the same sur
name: are YOU all members of the same fami-
Typ I inquired.
'sYes." one replied stthis is mother aud
there are my brothers." - s.
where is your father?' continued.
s.He is at home attending to business
sDoes he approve of your embracing Chris
tianity n
"Yes, be is entirely willing" q.
ssWhy does not your father himself become
Christianfs
s.He says itwould not answer for all the
family to embrace Christianity"
And Why / asked with some curiosity,
s'does he think so ~
s.He says that if we all become Christians,
our heathen neighbors viii take advantage OF
that circumstance to impose upon u.s."
How win they do that?''
Christians are not allowed to swear OF
fight, and father says when our wicked neigh
bors ascertain that we have embraced Chris
tianity, they will proceed TO curse and maltreat
us. Hence father says: ssYou may all be-
come Christians. but I must remain heather,
so as TO retaliate on our bad neighbors. You
can go to meeting and worship, but must
stay at home to do the cursing and fighting
for the family
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Legal Notices
MARSHAI,S PROCLAMATI,

IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
u United States Of America, Soathsyn Dtrisios Of
IoscaI Peter MeeDdy United States Marshal fur the
State OF lows DO hereby give public notice that in the
case of the United States against forty nine 4e bbis
ala in cause Of seizure aud forfeiture under ats Of
Congress did ON tue Gath of June d 1865, at Wa
peo Louisa county and take into my possession
for safe custody 40 bbis highwnee, 10 bbs. alcohol
bbls. whisky. 81 empty bbls, kegs high wine tub
tubs beer tubs lowine tub, hghwine tub, yeau-
ing this and tnh hot wster tub, cold water
tnh, chan ging tub, STILL donbler, alcohol tnb,
copper still yeast oil straners.
malt MILL buckets acorn shelters set Of burrs for
grnning landing mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
ground rye 20 bush. and oats, ground, counter
scales b. SCALE 40 lbs. of hops, lamps part Of
side Of leather engine and boiler Is cords OF wood,
brace and bt handaxe hot water pump lot al hog
pens sthose aud the machinery therein described
alcohol house. situated on lots and in block one TX
Wapelo, Louisa county, Iowa Aud hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return OF
said and the hearing Of this cause Is the first
Tuesday of August being the first day of August. a. D.
claiming any interest in said ~ bbls OF e
ala or knowing or having anything to say why the
same should not be be forfeited tue Untod
States end be coudem ned and sad to answer the prayer
Of said besut that they be and appear before SAID Dis
trct Court at its rooms IN the city OF keckuk In said
District said let day Of August, ls65,at O'Clock
D m. when aud where said cause will be heard thea and
there to uterpose their claims and said libel o
Information and make their al egsons in that behalf
PETER MELENDY,
D. 3 Marshal for the State of Iowa
BY IL FULTON, Beputy u o. u.
Keokuk, Lee Co Iowa july IL, '65-d4w. ~
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IOTIOE is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
der Of the County Court OF lee Co., Iowa, 1. Anna
Bower as Guardian Of Lucy NJ. worthington Elisa T..
worthinxton and Edward WorthiHgton, minors, will
Offer at public sale In front Of the Office OF the Clrk Of
the District Court Of Lee county. Iowa at Keokuk
Saturday the l2th day Of August, 1885, between the
hours Of o'clock m. and o'clock IN, CON me ncing
at O'Clock D. OF said DAY. the right title and interest
of said in ana 10 following estate in Lee
county Iowa. Lot ntmbcr four IL in block number
ninety six s6l, In the city Of EeUknk.
ANNA B BOWER -
iylf-d4w Guardian, Ac., above stated.
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JoHN MITCHELL has varied his bare-footed
tramps up and down his casemate by request
ing that a Bible. and prayer-book might be
furnished These two books were offered to
Mitchell on the first day of his incarceration,
but he then refused to have them in his case
mate Now be asks for them. He has Ger.
rAinly come to proper knowledge of his real
literary wants at last. The desired books
were furnished him, They are the only read
ing matter that is allowed the ex-editor Of
-. =. organ.
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Madame Eliza B. Jumel died yesterday
morning, at her residence on Washington
Nights Her decease was not unexpected ;
age and feebleness had done their work, and
dissolution had been imminent for long
time She was married in early life to Mr..
Jumel French gentleman, who died, leaving
her with one child. Later, her singular mar
rage with Aaron Burr brought her into pub
lie notice. They were married about the
year 1882 but the siliance was soon followed
by separation. Since that time, she has
lived at her residence on Washington flights.
She resumed the name of her previous hus-
band many years since. She was respected
and esteemed by the few to whom she was
known She owned considerable tract of
real estate on this island. Her property is
probably left to her grandchildren, the chill.
dren OF her daaghter.N cr Fork Post, l7th.
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