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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

EWonr Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybcdy likesit IspsreIy
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing in the world VIII restore grey and faded hair
20 its original color In four wecks-every ume--sure
pop Inquire for Websters Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all of
the scalp week For sale Wholesale and retail
by d A. KERs. ooraer Third and Main streets Keokuk
Iowa. Burnhams 4 Van Schssck, Wholesale Druggists,
Is Lake s. Chicago, agents for tbs Northwest.
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Suicide OF an OH Merchant.

:, New YoRK, Dec. 20.
Mr.. James E. Barker, wealthy oil mer.
chant aged As years, doing business at l4s
Front street, where he had been located for
the last twenty FIVE years, committed suicide
Yesterday afternoon in his Office by shootine
himself with pistol, while laboring under
temporary mental alteration, produced. Il ia
supposed, by recent heavy pecuniary lossas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

will End Troches useful In clearing the voice when taken
bsfste sineinsor spsaxfae, ana srsisvns he throat
after an unusu.l exertiou Of the vocal organs. The
Tochesare recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent men through
out the country. Being article Of trse ment, and
having pyvrxd their efficacy by test Of many ears
eas year nds them In localities in various parts
Of the world and the 7ocss universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHrs. and do
take any Of the Worthtess fnna,cns that may be
offered 1
Sold everywhere in the United States and Id Yorsign
Countries, II IS cents per box inor5-dAvonl
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nATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the worltl The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and In.tan
taneoas. Produces immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown, without nuring the hair skin Rem
sdIes the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold By all Druggists
The genuine is sigued william A. Batcaslor. Also
REGENERATING EXTRACT or MILLEFLEURs
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
aug2l-dhwly CHARLES BACHELOR NY
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NASHVILLE, Dec. Is

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10.
1t has been raining all day, and still contin.
ues, with prospect of a big rise in the river.
II eighth of water on the shoals is 8 inches.
a nd rising.
Chaplain John Lawrence has been appoint.
ed by Gen. Fisk, Judge Advocate, to try
cases of misdemesnor in which Freedmen
are implicated.
Notice was served on Mayor Brown, on his
assuming that duty. -
This order is approved by the citizens gen.
orally as the municipal regulations of the city
make 1t a perquisite for officers to arres. peo-
pie on Suspicion of drunkenness, and ne.
groes on all real and imaginary offences.
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Emerson's Agency.
THE "FLORENCE.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

WnlstitcA .He1. rsn, Tuck Cord Bind braiA ,ouii,
and 1nSroidsr hseatffniy II viii run from psrfss
cloth. With sschanss Of needle thread OF tension; W
ss.soasse ,tsass and ssik IL easier fnss
and ssffler thar other machine fcFms nat
snd elastic sssu Offering from essry other stitch s,<l
loop being Of the hosAYtss Hook,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-21

For Diarrhna, Dysentery, &C. Ma
CURES Compound Extract Of Brsss PlAsr isthe most
reliable and successful remedy it is endorsed BY COL
long General Pleasapton and Gen Fitx Henry wsrsa,
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Pu6d Comrttee Editor
Of the Press. and Western steamboat ocers Sold BY
ali druggists, and B. yosrLI Co., Keoknk.
ia C. MAsUIRB. Sole Proprietors.
jy1a-dAw6m At Louis. Mo-
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~ Ma llH3&VlY zass.sS - -
rr 40.
.....vsoo =. -
Antves at Mpnraa - -
No. s..MAGL.
Leaves Mourss ~, 500 2. NJ
Arrveeat Eseknh sUO p -
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sssc no. A-UxYHD0O.
s 1870. : !: s:::.s !; I: !:
NO. 1-D0EIOMT.
,,....-..ysIS .. -.
-. = uHH, n. a. $40 p. -.
NO. LIS FREIGHT. i
Lesvev E3dy viIlr 0s40 =. -.
ARRIVES q nonr~s 49,. 4 AsO0 - -.
no. e-T1DIORv.
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NO. La FREl0HT.
Arrives y RdSysillp ?. -
vlsS. 81 :. .s.ss Is ssasss ~ e, I:ss.S
= Passenger. fro. K.sank, ~ .as ssesA.n. ~
and $50 Il srsips eensect With WesssFa staGs Css'
pany for all peinu West
n trans from Moaros make csss aud certain cooose-
taore Nth the fbiedo WabasA asd Wss1s 1e0saH 80
Vim Ana this the oa dtref route 70 al points - sn6
Ts~s a. Qsiek asd Fare Uniformly a. Lop
A. By any osAer Rosie s
FUn0UoK TIox11S
10 ell ths principal vcssts n.t for 49, = ~ oes. Of
no,s1c :ss =: Hs,s ana ''f ep Bo' MnSsss
JOHN GEvIN, saDsfi.fsHd.ss
0sn'l Ticket Agf. ~ dcc7-dsv
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OOT.G a E's "A On ~ scar.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand 10 made from the choicest materials
nile end eMe n len { in its nature, 9 ragraa sly
esntea, end extremely benesirfs /, /, h, aet
spen the skin For sale by sil Druggists and Fancy
"oods pesiers febidAwlyr
The bridal Cham Dor. az Essay Of warn
fns and Instruction for ronng Men Also. new and
for Diseases ofthe Urinary
systsns-sentfrse, In sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
J sEILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Association .phiI..
islpha, Pa. .prss.~1,
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eonaraet5ae
written tom
4 Last Weez s s5 IEa emperor
Mazimiliau iz.s #ast4tcs 70 inspect
tile rairusd hse as 7as been done
ana tEatbg vas Pie quest ol AF. lloyd, the sgent
of rhe great lirIa cansract the road s week ago,
Wednesday - the dag he vas expected, and Ar.
I9ovd co0Le Talbot and large number Of -ae sali-
gav 1ssEafs5 rode up Jha mountain 70 meet him bat
H7 one oil Fae sEaBsrs Laat prevail AZ i've minutes
na.tes I'll AIS country they learned shat Ra2 Fould
lot arrive thaf day II anxious expectation they
aaacs viii FEAST prepared until Fzlday night Nhen
courier sliYed5 saying he would certainty arrive next
fay ii tcE s. Early on Saturday Ar LLOYD sent
HoI1 hat Be wished all ot rs 20 I'm eat On ho1seo2e.
10 make aa Rlu4a show posSloi6- AgoAa tHlfty q
uE Engttsa ard American, compress. gle party aAe
wFh cgr aarses a-sorataa Nlka ae1AeaA coioEs
white and gresn1 eegafted' asA L&ilE at
rived a the up q rhe mountain e4sa t1e a1F a2ee q
the enperors eeEtese ape2isa, ins escort eo1si7ss
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SHOCKING DEATa oE = GouNG Lazy aT EAHWAH, S
y sales3ng occurrence TRANSFERRED at Railway about
.'a.sa clock. 5n Thursday n ghe. which resulted I'D
l-9 death 81 mos. esImablR rouag a4r AI4s Eata
Degraw, uausute. ii AZ. 4aaa legraw Rrgn-aa Ell
the principal hotel at that place.
appears that Miss Degraw, together with her two
sisters, accompanied by young gentleman named
Ennis to picnic, few miles out of town, whittier
they went in light carriage, drawn by a span of
spirited horses. The party arrived home late in the
evening, and two Of the young ladies had alghted
when, as the deceased being assisted from the
carriage, the horses took sudden fright and dashed
off at furious speed. The young lady's garments
probably her crinone-became entanged in the steps
of the carriage, and, with her head and shoulders
dragging upon the ground the horses made the circuit
of the village twice before it possible for the ct
zens-who had been attracted to the streets by the
noise and commotion-to stop the animals When
they did SO, the young lady found to be lfeess
and her remains presented a mutilated and CHASTITY
appearance.
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LOST.

ON the night of the 9th inst. by the sinking of the
" United States transport Kentucky, near Shreve-
port john OAER GAILLARD aged 20 years light hair cut
short, fine teeth member of VII chesers Pelican Bat
terry, G. S. A. paroled prisoner of war.
At the time of the accident, said JOHN 0MER GAIL
LARD, grey wooden sack coat, blue cloth pants
and vest with full row of gilt buttons, wooden shirt
striped brown and red, and pair of boots He also
carried about his person furlough and several passes
in his from Confederate and Federal authorities
also his certificate of honorable discharge from his
company officers and his regular parole dated Shrcve
port June Z, 1865.
Any information to his bcreaved family will be duly
acknowledged and liberal reward paid for the
cry and Identification of his body.
Mr. VIM. Thatcher, Shreveport, La.
Mr. Felix Metoyer, Mayor of Natchtoches.
Rev. Father Bellier, Alexandria, La,
Have kindly offered to assist getting information and
forwarding the to his father, Omer Gaard eff
New Orleans iunc2S
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How The sorpRQUET OF "HANGNAN FOoTE' WAS
OBTAINED.-Ex-rebel congressman FoOte, in recent
letter to Montreal Journal thus explains the origin
OF the above term:
me enlthef oE AalgnaH 473te which roa haFa
hcE 7 received Chg agpe.atoH fifteen years aEa, be-
cause " .sE foolish and iacoasi%eate speech witch
made il Tue United States senate f1 response e 3
very eg4rsso4. and eloquent 1ae delivered by ar-
t-ale q se@ hampshire, in aeuaaeiatioa Of he sys.
.1'l H h-==1 slavery IT tha s2a-h confess t4at
"'5 Az aa -aeasaIy aa r. saF oE saaL occasion taas
41 1e7aSea ~ 22 hanged tor using sach language #a
1lsa uttered indeed 4 may, ~ Eap.E have en-
Eos 81 language OF directly lenae!aE character La5
me 4-sate 70 you now taoaga p a-- tafnes5 that
wac 4s..1.s ASHAMED O. paving used slca language
AL.yoLatetE alter having zone so ana tnat seized aa
a1f.1 oPPo unity o. masking aSoaene1s FOR ny iauiL
IF -bea senate aaa n A-aE.az q 6ae country Ealal
't-- 4.o.1asa. "as E-neaass oa Iola taal aaa
ea .-sf '.t.ass. tHat can
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Two speeches made by Mr.. Lincoln before his cleo
ion 70 the presidency reproduced showing that he
Fas then opposedto negro suffrage
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NEW STORES!
"QUICK SALES AND SHALL PRoFITs."
JONES & CO.,
AT JOHN LANNA's OLD STAND,
NE s T OR e!


TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Shreee-
w port and Caddo parish, that they have just
rived from New Orleans with OF the largest stocks
of Goods offered this section of country, en-
bracing all descriptions of
Family and Plantation Goods.
Their assortment of DRY GOODS embraces every
variety of
Summer Silks, Dctaines,
French and English Bereges,
Plain and Printed Grenadines,
Swiss and Jaconet MuSlins Lawns
Plain and Printed Bereges Tissues.
Nansook Irish Linen Cambria, Calcoes,
Kentucky Jeans, CaSsimeTeS, SatinetS
Linseys, kerseys, Cloths Handkerchief
Hosiery, Brown Cotton, Bleached Cottons Tickmgs
Gloves Chambrays Stripes, Sheeting, Canton Flannel
Cross Bar Muslins, Blankets, Buttons Tapes Perfum
cry, etc, etc.
BOOTS and SHOES HATS and CAPS,
good variety of all sizes and of latest fashion.
The assortment of Fancy and staple Groceries
consist in part of
Flour, Mess Beef, Mackerel, Rice, Salt,
Coffee, Cheese, Soap, Starch
Candles, Indigo, Spices Pickles,
Sauces, Mustard, Preserves Pie Eraits
Sardnes, Lobsters Teas, Soda Crackers,
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff. ETC., etc,
Brandies, Whisky, Porter Ale,
Champagne, Claret, Sauterne,
And all kinds of Wines aud Liquors.
Every article Is fresh and new, and the public may
rest assured of being accommodated on lower terms
than at any other store IN town, motto is
QUICK SALES SMALL PEoFfrs.'
The attention ofeountry merchants is directed TO this
establishment, prepared to furnish them with
every description of Goods and at New Orleans prices
JONES 4 Co.
Shreveport, June 81 1851
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>. l.. GlGlttlN q CO.,
NIcHoLs' OLD STAND, ON THE LEvEE,}
Shreveport, La.
Have now on hand
10 dozen WOOL HATS, Plantation,
FINE DRAB HATS,
BLACK FUR HATS,
NUTREA HATS,
Is PALMLEAF HATS,
MEMS BLACK CLOTH HATS,
6 GREY HATS,
CASHMERE HATS,
10 BLACK WOOL PLANT'N HATS,
BLACK CASHMERE HATS,
10 BOYS HATS,
10 MEMS BUFF PEGGED CONGRESS SHOES
MEMS GOAT PEGGED CONGRESS SHOES,
II MEMS GRAIN SOLDERING CONGRESS
SHOES
GRAIN PLANTERS CONGRESS SHOES,
g GLOVE CALF SEWED CONGRESS SHOES
II MEMS CALF SEWED BOOTS,
&" MEMS GOAT SKIN SLIPPERS,
- KIP PEGGED BR0GANS,
BOYS BUFF SEWED (Buckles) SHOES,
BOYS BUFF PEGGED BROGANS
4 YOUTHS GRAINED SOLDERING SHOES,
YOUTHS GRAINED MALAKOFF SHOES
YOUTHS PEGGED LACED BOOTS,
g YOUTHS PEGGED OXFORD BOOTS
g YOUTHS CALF PEGGED BOOTS,
5 4" LADIES' GOAT SEWED LACED BOOTS
LADIES' ELASTIC LACED BOOTS,
3" LADIES' LASTING CONGRESS CATERS,
3 LADIES' LASTING FOXED CONGRESS
CATERS,
LADIES' GOAT sEWED CONGRESS GAIT
Frs,
MISSES GOAT sEWED CONGRESS GAIT
LADIES' BooT-LACED CONGRESS GAIT
Frs
MISSES SHOES,
8 4" CHIBDREN'S SHOES,
CHILD'S GOAT ANKLE TIES;
CHILD'S GOAT LACED BOOTS;
II cases FINE BOOTS, &c.
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state of observation-disclosures of CaddO.
Succession of GEORGE NJ. Nichols,
FTIENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
4 hereby given that ARNOLD ENGLE has this day APP
piled be appointed Curator of said succession aud
unless opposition be made thereto ten days. the time
prescribed by law, said ENGLE will be appointed as
prayed for.
- Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
=. S. July 8, 1865.
Shreveport, July s. 1865.
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Which tber offer e tae publa
uighess market price pad Ter Satteas
and Hides.
Liberal advances made cons 3ameEs to carr 5ta5s
Orleans friends
Planters and Merchants viii ind # to tleir advantage
TO give us q call
Shreveport. june IS, ls5J3il
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shEevenorL. - q -.
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How THE SoUBRQUET OF "HANGMAN FooTE' WAS
OBTAISED-Ex-rebel congressman Foote, in a recent
letter to Montreal journal, thus explains the origin
of the above term:
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sugsurKxcx Orwcn q. $. ARNv. No. 8 South Gsyst.l
BALriNoKy, Nd, Oct. II, ioj. )
NEAI M pRODOS Al - in lnnlicafn will II

SuBsnrsNCE OfyicR a. :. Army, No. south tsy-st.l
BALriNoKE. Nd, Oct IL, / o.
|CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will b
received AZ this office until FRIDAY October - l<S =
l? o'clock noou the purchase OF about TWELVE rhOo
SAND GALLONS WHISKY, as follow. viz; ,..
WHISKY. r
Lot No L-Abou, 1910 Gallons OLD RYE WHISKY
Lot NJ. 3-Apoa. 40 Gallons PURE BOCkboW
WHISKY.
These Whistles all prime order the packages all osv
gagged were selected with great and will b. found -
examination fully sqaai to " siies that have been ns
in this OF any uats.t 80
Proposal. Tor FIVE packages and uPwa,d will only Be- con-
sidrred for either lot. a.
sample. may aud blank proposals obtained u u
Off the o!lowcg named officers oi tie sGoisesee~
Col H. f. CLARKE. A. ID C.. and 4. c. a. 8. Newfon.
Breyrt brig Geo. &. l.. KlLBURN, A. C. q. - rhAcS
phiA
Capt. TuOs c. SULLIVAN, L. s.. Eic.mcnd. Va
| Capt p. ID. BRIGHAM. c. s., Boston MusA
| Aud ct THIS OFFICE ma
The the right 10 r. ect any on -
OIL the that may be deemed too low OF 20 Nn'
| any OF the lots spec tied above. 49,.
Proposals should b. addressed Proposals Tor 'nc pu''
| of WHISKY" aud directed Ia the undersigned - ,-. -
Payment to he made In Government frrss my Wv kI
cent 20 BE- paid Al the ucltou OF acceptsu
Fiy. DAY, Ia be allowed asr the acceptance oil ""' "
| the removal Of stores. s.. =, ,hSs
Bidders are requested to be present at the openns o. ""
bids. .,, ppnOR
m. WLi,ky in oil the above lots 20 be cod by the Ia.
GALLON and purclasrrs Sill b. gequised to se" ~
upon Ia. certificate OF the State Osuses ~ to he 1H'''"
| "' Brsy., Brix Gen THOS. WILSON, C. U.s.
| w H. PARKHURST. Captain and {. ).
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Proposals.
ONCE or AssIsfAxr CorxrsA.r.Grv,,,



No. I sfA1prsf.. NEw-yesx, Oct M Iss
A RMY SUPPL1ES.-Sealed proposals.
ocloei r ~ on WEDNEsDAY the sta inst fcp nee
for tie use OF the United States Army StJBsISRyyA
STORES, TO be delivered in New.York Brooiys. -
900 barrel. MESS or EXTRA MESS BEEp. IL -
tn brands and will exhibit SAMPLES when prsccsbls
The Beef be ,eeeiged at 'ues ipscoa yard a. 49,
'yeO, 600 pound. prime WHITE BEANS. in v.r..,..
snd n head ned nouf barrels. the bid. to Dc for de -.
$1,000 pounds good hard SOAP. to DO mad. b, t....
snd only from good ssterss, sc fou clay. sokhs -
more than Twenty-Five per cent OF water. and to T. -
died before being packed.
10000 gallons Of the best quality Of PURE yINpo,,
made only from ider Whisky IRON oil fo,.,,, ~
md Injurious sub.tsnces, and Of unifotm ,trepsh -
WHISKY Vinegar tskin; thirty hive gTsn. bcarbouss
ssh 10 Deuiraze ounce troy, the Cider Vinegar AZ
stensh may be- to be pr up 10 haf bsrrrls - =
gallon. caplcy, like sample at hi, ofcr zach .,oss
must state distinctly TIE And And quality Of Vinegar sss,I
1900 gallons mixed PICKLES, In .ere.I on t.,. 49,.
Ike, contain nix gallons medium zed CUCUMBER. H. ~
| ,ons green Peppers. and two gallons Unions.
| The stores required Tor iuipedste Delivery.
Separate proposals. q Ssllieate. a.t DO mAde 70 -
tice enumerated and bidders may propose io the whos
| any pa.t Of each.
samples Of q. the articles must be delivered with .b.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be st.chs
each proposal sd the proposals aust be specific ~
ing precisely with al the terms. Each bid have eop,
Grafton, must contain tue written gascee
names rs follows:
I'VE the undersiy ped hereby guarantee that shors N
any part o the above bid he accepted 1t shall b. day fu1
according to its true purpor and conditions; s,o ,ss
written Contract with bonds to the Of one foursh =
value OF the stores proposed to be furnished shall b. ~
eclted If required
Ths seller nane plscs Of business. sna the dat x,..
chase well the noule Of contents with weight cros ~
tsre end shipping marks to b. hereafter de.iyted mas
plainly marked svcry package. All other old s,ks nm
BE- oberaed AL boxes be strapped with gresa hclsr,
| straps.
Certificates Of inspection by professional psrksrs OF h.
spctor other nan the party furraing TIE pro,isons win \.
required tie meat, certify the par, " tue d.
their pre.eu, quality end condition. aud the inueaey pr,.
ceing inspection The meat will also De- examined and 49,
upon by Robert r. Getty inspector o. the Of the us1
States
/ An the stores will be carefully inspected before thsi, L.
livery and compared with the refined samples. R.turs =
wesh' signed By proe..iona Public wrigWr na.s =
furnished. - -.r - a.
Payment nH be made an euyr>sry ts equiralen a -
| q. funds received for the purpose.
Contractor Exp cted to hold their goods wthovt q,
pep ;. 10 the United States until required for shipment
Ii1nks for Pvoposai. ell be Jynishd at this Q6cs
nai be- iaeosed ia earepe addres.ei 10 the uadysios
and incor,ed "ProposdisJor SEbsisten6e StOre.'
| II. y. CLARKE, Colonel. A. u. C. and 4. col
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Ccaal Noiltes.

|CUPREME COURT.-HENRY II. GOD
- FREY and JOSEPHINE r. GODFREY bis ...........
Wife Plaintiffs, sganst Abraham w. Godfrey u. 5.
and Leah J. Godfrey his wife James T. An Revenue.
drrws sad Lucy Ann Andrews his Wife Josepa stamp
Godfrey aud Amelia Godfrey, bis wife; Wash 80 cents,
ns,on Godfrey and Ann Godfrey hs vito :cancrisd.
Samuel H. Goaf-y and Harriet A. Godfrey, hi. ''''.''
wife. Clarr.a W. Godfrey. Elizabeth X Godfrey Harriet
T. Godfrey IT,. Issbea X. Godfrey EdyyAtdino Godfrey
Harriet L. Godfrry snd Abraham w. Godfrey and Joseph
Godfrey Executors OF the last will and testament, OF Edward
odey, deceased and Joseph Godfrey as Trustee named IN
tho last will aud testament OF Edward Godfrey. dece.sd
defendants To the defendants above named and each OF
them You hereby summoned and required 10 answer tho
in "a. action. which viii be ed in the ohee Of The
Clerk Of the City aud County OF Nrwyek g, tho City Hall
In said city and TO copy OF your answer 10 h. said
complaint tho suhsc b~rs ut their office No. ID Broadway
orb City within twenty days alter the serve Of thi.
you exclusive Of the day o. such serce and
you fail to the said complaint within tho time s!orc'
said the plaintiffs Ia this action viii apply to the Court Tor
tho reef demanded la the complaint dated Aug 1862
MARSH Coz 4 WALLIS. Pialutif. Attorneys,
No. 10 Broadway New. YORK. City.
The complaint 10 tho above entitled action daily hed IN
the Office OF tho Clerk of the City aud County Of NsSfork
| on the 5th day Of August, 1868.
| MARSH. COE WALLIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
| O2< lsw6tTa
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER

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Foreign Qnuneies aud nasszn.s No Intelligent ia"uy
should be without s The November hnnori nas
rich Table fCon,en;s cDirscercrs OF TIE ftnpei.f
Paul Of Russis. q Letter from tsyp J. Henry isyoi
Poems 4. Heart ind state. Too much MONEY o. OAK
Leave, and Mod = Author. sad Books. 8. Memoirs OF
tho Authors OF the Age. Moiier: Ills Life and Tine.
10 Professor i'm ihiips. H. The shadow on The Blind
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ssIon Novelist. Aiiss FREEDOM Is. General odeben
toe General Grant of Russs. with me- portrait To- tag
Leaves, ~ Poetry. Brief Literary Notices Science. Art
Varieties, &c. Address .
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GROUNDS late the resideuce Of Mrs Eliza bArow IA
Jersey CITY, comprising u lots well shaded With elm and
ornamental and fon Us feet on Wayne and mercer
and 200 feet BaIrowE. The lo9'e substantial aud
well hu o " hrl in with bick. ~ feet by 81 feet with
/. ,oco 'front.' and feet pnzzi IN real there also
house aud iwostory dwelling hon-" upon ne prem
les, ,uu, aia,e possession be given. Apply 20 HuMEh
MORGAN IA Finest. No. METROPOLITAN Bua Budding or
WILLIAM p. POW Frs. No. iej Broadway.
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EOR SAIL
4 THE COUNTRY SEAT
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EOR SALE--A very valuable FARM on the
cost bank Of toe hni-on River cIpo'ii" Cr,ssil enc
IL GOOD ctv atom TIE bui dines trc new and sun
suua It swell wooded and watered and there are vni
Gus Kinds Of iru OF III. Place. II i. Of tie most d-aie
situations thc Hudson extending hal! mile on the river
with Of the nn..t scer.ry between New ors nna
Creek three miles from Gud.o under good cultivation
ply to :. l.. MAGOUN, Hudson. \. y, or JOHN r. OIL
LETTE No. az Chestnut Il, philadelphia.
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Proposals
QuAn1ERxAsrsRs Osrice, No. u SrATRsr,
kxwiORK. Oct. D. 1875.

QuAarERxAsrsss OsricE, No. IL SrATEsr,}
kxwiORK, Oct. D. lsns
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW
Proposal. are invited BY The unabridged for as ds,yer
boad OF vessels At such wharf 10 Now York Hsrbor " MAY
be desixnstsd.
The Fly and Straw be securely beed and ~eisn TWO
Proposals. must state plainly the qnany' price, '"u ''
Of delivery. c.. t
spector aud weighed before being shipped. .
Proposals viii so he received TO deliver nAy ana stsw ~
Washington. d. Rehmond "a, ana hi'eh 'ao' . W.
subject 70 the above requirement. . ~, a. -. A., :.
Bis will D.. accepted nom time to tnno 70 met" the TO-
quirrn-nts OF tho Government =, -. -
Psymrnt. 10 be made delivery OF az soon thereafter a.
funds for IA. pui po.e shall BE- received
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