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r EGAL NOTICE-To Vim. B. Collins

.EGAL NOTICE-To VIM. B. Collins,
- Executor of the Estate of Geo r. Wilson deceased
+. A. Wilmans and Douglass Rreaane:
Yon hereby Motif cd that IL now on ale in the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of Lee county
Iosa, NJ keoknk, petition aud amended petition Of
james He'll. Claiming of you, the said VIM B. Collins
executor Of the estate of Geo b. Wfon deceased the
on from Decembrr l.. 1864 money due Oh prom =
sorry note and also praying the foreclosure or o mort
gage given to said ate and conveying certain
real estate described in said petition and which the
defendants named claim some interest.
Now unless yon appear thereto and def nd before
noon Of the second day Of the District
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at keokak, commencing
on the first Monday in Sept 1850 Judgment and decree
viii be rendered against you thereon by eefanlt.
Rev stamp so cts. RANKIN Il Ac,RARY
mAr3ldiw tsaD Att'ys for Plaintiff.
II E9AL NOTIcE.-To Robert J. Riggs, j. W Rode
u fer and Hosgland: You are hereby motif ed hat
there Is file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Die
trct Cnurt Of Lee County, Iowa. at Fl Maf.on peti.
thoasand dalars with Interest at the ten Der
cent per from the date fling said petition As
money due according to the certain mortgages
executed to plaintiff by you the said Riggs and also
claiming foreclosure 81 said mortgage and ale Of the
mortsaged premises conveyed thereby towit the I'M
divided oneha Of the following res estsse in Lee Coup
~ Iowa viz The west half Of the south quarter
section 9 three and ts south east quarter OF
the southwest half OF section (c6) twentytix in
township No 50 N Of rarge W and unls you appear
ard answer said petition before of second day
OF the next term II said District Court on
the Sd Monday In May 1865 jndgm mt and dc rec viii
be rendered against you according the prayer o said
petition. RANKIN I McCkARY
Rev. stamp 6octs lapr4d] Atsys for Plaintiff.
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Ensures Against
FIRE AND LIGHTNING. ALSO AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE STOCK By
DEATH OR THEFT.
OFFICERS.
Gov. wM. N. STONE, PRxslprxr
Hon. @ c. COLE yIcxsPRKsIDESf.
MILTON SHUcx, Stc1EfARr
Hon. w. II HOLNEs FnKAsuaER
WV. BARTHOLOMEW, AcruART
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
J. A. HARVEY. Register State Land Once
JAMES WRIGHT. erretary ofiEtaie.
FRANK NJ MILLS ssstioner. bes Moines
JAMES BROWN Merchant osksiooss
JANIS MATTHEWS, Provost Marshal lows
BOARD or DIREfTORS.
NIB Baker, AdIatant General, lows
J. Harvey, Register stateILaud Once
James Brown Merchant, Mkaloosa
james Wright, Secretary or Etate.
James Mathews, Dep. r State L. Cfice
BENZ Hoinsworth, Merchant Oeknlooaa
Geo Kruck, Knoxville.
Frank Il Mills, statoner, Des Moines.
JR Nssdham, EXIT ,iovernor
VIM Ioughridg% in fgr 9Th Judicial District
Gran Favil-, Supt Public Instruction.
John White, Banker, Oekaiooea.
" II Holmes, Treasurer of State.
FW Palmer, Editor State Register.
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ZINC PAINTS-Fench and American
"A .sssw WHITE" ana sWele Montsere,' sor s.,e BY
achl0 WILKINSON. BARTLETT . CO
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pED LEAD-In % and 80 ID kegs, and in
- bulk Or ordinary and extra nns 4aAffss ~ Sa,e
10smthaA1el WILLIAMSON. DARTLHT1 Co
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STEADY DEVOTION TO STRICTLY LEG1r1MA1
FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
LOSSES PAID.


47,296
Fire Policies issued through it, Asences for the war
closed IL suggestive Of the wide spread and
business enjoyed by the PHENlx, aud The empha tic
desire among all glasses for the protection it, policies
BRANCH yoR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
NO. "a WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI O.
b. y. MAGILL, Conn At
PHOENIX Policies issued promptly, by
VIM. FULTON,
nchl4dsm Ksekuk, Iowa, Resident Art.
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OF AND DWELLING FOR SALE
- Lot 8. Block 10 Morgan street, between Eighth
and Ninth; onestory frame house With rooms good
cs'ern full lot Title perfect and all taxes paid For
sale cheap. Enquire of WA. FULTON,
mch2o No. 50 Main Street.
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Arrived.


sesDnp City o, London 1Brl Mehou's Liverpool Me, ::
S p H. via Queenstown zi.h ., asa NJ WIN ndse sud nc
| pass John G. Dale.
Steamship Pe Delaney sss.pah d.y with Dos., and .,,,
Jones Hes been detained OF Sandy iook bt dene ~
Steamship United kingdom lBr Mscdonaa glasgow Nav 10 with
wd.e a. &. ~ fsl. g,sdonald Co The u
ssaQshI Abesrs Bourne Norfolk, &C. with dse pas to
Livingstcn- FOX Go.
Steamship Valley City Snyder Norfolk hours
with mdsc. and pass. 10 james Hand.
Steamship Moneks MArshmyn Charleston s G.. June 70 D.
With mdse and 70 vnssion Fox Co. Was detained II
% Sandy Hook by the fog
Snip syTen Morse Liverpool q days with mdse Tnoup
sons Nephew.
Ship Senator ken (Bre Dsnnensun Bremen 20 days with
mdse. and $50 pass. to sclaboIs Roper
Bark Humboldt tBreu Ocrd Bremen 20 days with mdse and
sl4 pass. RACER Bros No deaths births passagh
Bark Cr1soo lBr) Brggs London Jau April
with mdse. CHECKER Wood The put into
ing had heavy weather tho Banks then light winds and
Big Emma Ives. Lorwsy Malaga dsy with Dun
Brig Alpha tNorw HsTgemsnn Rio Janeiro days
order
Schr Victory Shue Savannah dsy. with lumber mar
SchE T. L. Soul Scu Newberu wiiA shingles
Scr J. d. Woodbouse fo kius Jaml EDDY, Argo,T H.,
Nav with sugar, &C. to J. 4. b. Maxwell.
schI. GlenwOod. Dickinson, Georgetown.
sclr harvard wslng Maryland.
FernadiRa DAYS with lumber 70
schr Annie Bosisnd Hsrich Virginia
schf. J. y. Cow perthwaie Newberry, 0eorgetown
b. knight Bartlett Virginia
J. r.. Faflaud. WoOlsey. Baltimore.
scir. A. M. AckeB, Acken Norwalk
schr. William p. Ber jaun Harris Hyannis
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rule for the white which did not apply e the black and
that thore could be distinction on the GROUND o. oop4ou
alone with the genius OF our popular form o. gov
and IN conflict with the principles upon when was
f01nded He had doubt however. with tue exercise OF
patience and fidelity that should 10 due time reach tne true
solution of all these difficult and disturbing qlesons ne
believed that patriotism wol as common insl
est will bring the President the Representatives aoa tas
party upon ground Whether so OF not W
contest Is not He need invoke MS and
friends continued vigilance frnessthey could dot be
in doubt what 70 pursue The marne Sas smetime
much involved In the storm that his ede AID compass
failed, and the stars could not be se for guide; but
il no such difficulty and ,.oub We have only 20 hold
STe"t Union O1 o 0 The loyal ssIpsF' o. Tie
6olicy which committed by It's unclouded history to
the alone leads to stable peace and the mainenaee OF
aronsl honor-the policy based upon enduring princ'
pies which administers the Constitution In the spirit Of free
dom While realizing that there be permanent safety
without constant observance OF the fundamental rights OF
man lhs our cause. The honor of victories won would
be frutess without the honor Of pledges fulfilled The r
umph Of the battlefield would little value unless they
lead lasting National security Let ia this work so act
that in the end shall have Government our fathers
intended in the spirit Of freedom and enlarged equality Let
conduct ourselves that when the work Of restoration Is
COMPLETE the world shall Wedge s excellence and man
kind shall know It's value and power to the furthest civilized
SGantry and the latest generation.
In conclusion Governor again thanked his friends on
personal well public grounds for the imposing and hearty
rec
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Proceedings Of the state Cenventien -Miscsts
Ianeous acknowledgements -9piriso I
DiscUssisn.

RALEIGH n C.. Saturday, Jane 2 $50.
The State Convention continued their SESSION to-day.
Mr. Wright from q select committee, reported back -
ordinance amending the charter OF the Governors Cresh
Steam transportation and Mining Company, and recon-
mending its passage amended.
reported back resolution to pay the commission ap-
pointed to prepare code for the government OF ireeomsu
recommending its passage.
Mr. Saterthwae introduced resolution IN favor Of he
payment Of the private secretary of the Convention
Mr. Brooks introduced ordinance in regard 20 widows
who have qualified executors TO the last wills and tes<
nents Of their a--;cs ased husbands.
Mr. Farcloth introduced fesou relative 10 tns bind
ing of convention documents.
Mr. j. NJ. Mcdonald then moved for the consid erauon
OF the special order for yesterday declaring what has been
DONE and appointing committee 10 visit Washington -
inquire required 10 be done 10 restore North Caro-
lima 10 her full relations the Federal Union TO which as
proposed several amendments.
Mr. Richardson OF Baden moved to lay tho resouc ons
on the table lie was opposed leaving subecng N
noble State of North Carolina to the dicaon OF Denss -
Thad Stevens Charles Sumner.
Mr. Robert L. Dick of Guilford asked tor ssPensoe
of the Decgse motion which by courtesy was grantees
He then proceeded to defend the Presidents policy OF 70
construction and 10 elaborate his views at length
Mr. Mcdonald OF Moore, the originator OF the reson-
tons addressed the Convention at some length severely
animadycrng upon the rebeous spirit manifested IN me
opposition 10 the resolutions.
Nr richardson in reply said that what he had uttered
was spoken in spirit of disunion hostility TO the pess
interest of North Carolina he thought no good coW4
result from the adoption OF the resolutions, and he moves
10 lay them on the table nm
The Convention refused to do so by vote OF ~ 70 <s
The resolutions then referred 70 comml'tes os
reyisal
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Pasaenrera Arrived.

FROM LyERPOOI-Iu steamship City Of London-Mrs Read
Misc Kate Read Miss Sinclair c. Read, Mrs y Graham X Graham
MIR Daily three children and Mrs Ho'chkiss Miss Lyle
Campbe Miss Flora Barbour Miss Nc
Mrs aud Miss Daooh Mr. and Mr. T. Howell John Gillespie
r Williams John T. Scott, J. Campbell A. Coz j. Tear O.
Harding Conway Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Miss A. Mckay C. Hal
Mr. Orwell and sou Mrs A Powell Mrs Cheserman Mrs W T.
Powell Madam Miss West j. W Tate MIR Lindsay Messrs
Haywood lease Mckay J. Barnett. Cheseusd, j. Baher j.
Lindsay. and 745 in the steersge.
FROM CHARLEsTON-In steamship Monsks-Dr Leland and
lady Rev Mrs SCHNEIDER and three children
G. j. s. Bacon lady and two children Mrs NJ Strauss, Miss r.
Douglass b Keene and lady. A Lambert, DR. Irving j.
C. White SCHNEIDER g. G. Waiter C. Bronson W. Strong and
lady A. r surh br strsusa t. Strauss sensinch Wagner!
Capt II Mannug s. l. stevens w. OBen, j. {. SchaieT T.
DabendorH Dewitt II. H. Poe IL G. Lancaster, d. stover
Col Boyle j. c. Vidal J. Winske and II IN the sserage
FROM 9LAS9OW-ln steamship United Kingdom-N IN Church,
George Shaw Charles Weens VIM hendI John Anderson Mrs
Anderson child McApne Mrs McApne Capt CuDeIts
Angus Ross Henry j. Wilson Hy DempseT, Mira Eskine Miss
Ann Erskine Miss Anu Reid and 46l 20 the siseIase,
FROM sAVANAAH-n steamship PetitJ y. Lawrence Geo.
HsiI.y ! Z. Ewing J Ro'enaelL W. Il Messenger, Ramsay
Qa.aw
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MENTAL COLoRs, &C, &C.
The Board met at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternos8
tie President John Brice esq in the chair. rssouss
adopted requiring the Controller to make semi month
statements the Common Council Of the condition Of each an
all of the appropriations fo city purposes with the respective
balances of each.
The Mayor transmitted the following communication
MAroRsOgYIcK NEv-YoRK Juns T. iSs
To the Honorable Common Council.
GENTLENEN have received communication from CO. Res u
Hawkins inviting review the Jet Reym lnautry r. -
g. the OF their h parade the 3h Of June INST,
At o'clock in the City ball purpose
oths departure the 9Th Rsgmeut Y.
Vols. for the seat Of war IN 1851
have also received om Brig Gen Lloyd Apss
the Fourth Brigade O., on the 9th June.
inst. a. a O. lock D. n In front OF the City Hau
would respectfully Honorable Body jon me
yisYing the comrapd Of Col Hawkins aud Gen Aprwa ms
times sooye itsled lor ther respective pai sde'
which was received and ordered or file
report was received from the Committee on Streets
directing the Street Commissioner TO remove III
of the Harlem Railroad Company lying IN FRANK "
tween Centre Ems Which was ios rsconsleofs9 Nv
laid -
resolution presented and referred tue Committees
Arts aud Sciences to appoint joint Specs COMMITTEES
circulating library
report received the Committee on Street opsx.
ngs In favor Of extending Worthst from Baxier to Chse
han.s0ua, Which was lost reconsldered and laid
A renorf VS. received from The Committee Arts anf
Sciences Of this BOARD and the Committee on National Afaf
Of The Board of oun linen In favor Of procuring Tor aud pro
senug TO the LIST and 81 Regiments Of Cavsy the lat Kegs
mea OF Artillery aud the st aud 9Jh Pegmen OF Icfanty
NGs " Y sach stand OF cClos the cost Of each regk
$780, and approprang therefore s4Oo&
Which adopted.
The Board tfen adjourned to Thursday next at ociess
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THE PACIFIC CcAsr.
Markets Agricultural Prospects - The sso
Ernsciscs Heard Of Trade-Ansther katu Ia
quake Shock.

quake Shock.
SAN FRANcI,co Tuesday, MAY - 1863
The Steamer Montana from the Columbia River brns9
81, 500 treasure
Our markets generally dull Sales of Grants Capdss
at a3c and 500 bvxes afacy's Adanantine AZ 22ic.
Nearly 300 600 pounds Of American Shipping Grade Wool
has been sold at from Is to 22c. Choice Dry Hides ssA
freely at l3lc.
The bark Lizzie from Manila brings II 900 bags -
Sugar and the ship Olivia from Hong Kong brings eoe
bags of Rice.
The British bark Palmerson abandoned at sea, "a
miles from Hong Kong Oh Feb q. The captain and crev
rescued.
Although the late rains have inflicted damage on tbs
can, wheat Il is generally conceded that the gran
sowl ls'e has neen ur. and that tho genec
There is slight Improvement IN mining shares Vy..I
t3a2 Yellow Jacket ss7S Cholar-Potos sasi oo"~
s. Curry, $3.50. 3'
legal Tenders, '3l. --.-- ..--1f
SAN fsAScIso0 wednesday Nav 30 1913
The steamer Sacramento. Capt. Caveriy, sailed today
for Panama; carrying $,Ss,oOo in treasure, of which
So, 800 for New York.
The San Francisco Board Of Trade FOR the protection of
commercial interests has filed articles Of incorporation in
capital stock of 100000. ~
decree promulgated at Manila, March G. whlsA
exelnps from tunnage dues all vessels arriving and dopat
ing in ballast.
There little interest mining shares: Ophir $3.50 seq
foot Imperial e2i per foot Savage, 5000 per foot Ye
low Jacket $6 per foot Belcher s!?5 per foot Chol-
ar-Potosi, sos per foot.
Legal Tenders, 70
sharp shock Of earthquake was felt in San Franchises
at 3:3S y. m. to-day. No damage was done
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their places open knowing that ali would not Willingly comply
with be wish people The reports by other members o.
tho Committee Of the same import
report was presented by the Committee legal JnioT
nation which the meeting hattie present State law
amply pow erful all liquor stores on sunday hs
report warmly discussed many dissenting from Che Views
therein expressed believing a the present State Law
inadequate tie emergency public sentiment and dnee
action tie part the whole community viii accomplish
the desired object The report finally referred back to
the Committee with Instructions 10 present At the nex
meeting their opinion would be tie most feasible line
Of action 20 adopt order 70 attain the end in view.
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FRYE PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FERRY-sT-A
DONATION, &C, &C.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
In the absence Of the President Councilman KEENAN, presided
resolution was adopted appointing Special Committee
consideration tho propriety Of establishing free
circulating library 10 e placed centra location in tho city
refonton was adopted ia favor OF extending ferrys
from Peck-slip 10 Printing House square
by resolution tho Board donated $40 10 the 81 vincent
Hospital.
Iks Bossl sau0urrad Ia tn. resolution dr,9tag the 2e
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NHw- YORK..
Cleared,

Cleared,
Steamship yck.burs ssande Lassys and St ThOma, Smith
3 Dunning
Ship lsance,on Ora Person St Johns N b. for ORDER. Solo
Edge.
Ship Casiine Thursson New Orleans y u. Brigham.
Ship Cofders tBf Berry kanagawa via baltimore j. W Ewel
CO.
Ship Washington Booth Bryan Valparaiso and caao Fbbr
Cbsuncey.
Bark India (Rus Koso. Cork via Philadelphia Funch Meincke
Wendi
Barb Helen Augusta (BrD Wilson. Bangor r. Murray
Bark Rheids Queen (br Press Cows for orders McCuy
Marsh.
Marco Polo (Ismb) Hanschp Belfast Funeh Meineke 4
Wendt
Brig Blonde (Br Rutman Marauhau and Prs G. Ludmsn Co
Brig (BL), Johnson Bay, C. b. " !. DeWolfk Co.
Schr. Brilliant Brl, Bethel, Eeuthere X y. Hutchinson
Schr g. w. Grcc, Butler. Fortune Island. Lunt Bros.
Schr Juia Grace Bab.on Gloucester Mas X Is El1rige
schf Active Calhoun. New-lIaveu, J. ". Mckee Co.
Schr. J. C. Chew Dcering, Taunton
sioop Oregon, Rhodes. ProyideDee Geo \. Strsuatan
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Memoranda.

British steamship City Of London AZ this por,May r. OF
ssies Lisship steamship Bosphors bound day at
II on Bs,y Cotton, steamship Queen; $40 Of Kin
sale steamship Louisions bound 81 Steamship ftns
bound the 25h ~ miles Of fanit steamship China
bound the 5Oh IN lat ~ 50 long 40 a. steamship
posed 20 be the City OF New-Yoik. bound T..
ship Senator ken, this porPaed Fair Issnd
May IT, sed the Grand Banks the May TO- IN lat 50 So
O6 pissed bark Dorea from Rotterdam May
o. in lat 2 20 long - So passed steamship Atlantic.
Moneks Of this poriJune ] Is miles
Of Hatteras passed sean,hp + w. souder for Charleston
Per brig Emma 1vo-Msy as IN a % 50 long exchanged
Pussan bark August from Pasgoa for
DAYS out
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Demurrer ovrrruIed With costs with liberty to de-
ndsnts within 20 days on payment Of the oos 70
tie demurrer.
Washington Life Insurance Company sg Laurence sta
Adudgcd that amount belongs to Hannah III Lawrence
Baltic Fire Insurance Company. agt Williams ct al
Peter agt psint dismissed by default with
costs -, -. -, -
Butt se Cameron demurrer oyerrued without prejudice
20 defendant 10 and compel plaintiff TO elect by which Of
the distinct causes OF action he VIII sode ana 70 ske
ont ali no, NECESSARY 10 that with eare 10 defendant 10
sWer within 10 DAYS afer decision OF ths notlon. -.
Tayior ct al ag Keiohum ct a-Demarer oEerrued with
costs With cave f. answer in 20 days Oh pay "
demurrer
with liberty plaintiff to file amended complaint on pay
meni OF $40 costs within 10 days
Lewis agt LeEison-Ordered that Evan A. Lewis and vii
liam Lewis be made parties defendants. 49,
Cornell agt; Williams ct al-Compant dismissed with costs
yOse agt TIE Florida Railroad Company Judgment for
Lyons sg, Lyons-Judgment for defendant 81 demurrer
with costs.
Townsend agt White demurrer overrued and Judgment
thereon for plaintiff with costs with liberty 10 deiendant 10
answer within 10 days, on payment OF costs
Palmer agi 0elriehs ct aLJudgment according to written
opinion
Tugmont sg Kelly 81 a-Judgment according to prayer
OF complaint Referred 10 William H. Hedgewoou 70 aScei
tain amount due .
Simon agt Conuor DE overruled with costs with
liberty 10 20 days payment Of $40 costs.
Judgment for plaintiffs according to the prayer Of complaint
damages to be assessed by jury.
Langdon ag JOhnsonDemurers oyerruled and Judgment
Demkin ag Tire Ncw York aud Liverpool Petroleum Com
panyJudgment for defendant the demurrer with liberty
TO plaintiff to amend comPnt within 20 days on payment OF
costs OF demurrer.
Dickinson agt. acknowledgement for plaintiff.
Field ct al agt Hunt ct a-Compant dismissed with costs.
Proceedings stayed until Oct next.
Little agt The United Oil Land Association ct sL-Judg-
ment according to decision.
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Court CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT - CIRCUIT - PART L. - Nos
1895 OIL gO3 3 49, al s02 1899 1916 $40 $50 Col, 3l
s69. OIi. 54l. IS, H. l4l5 sos 1925 PAKI u=Nos g6s
s66 33s 2G1 90 ga sGg 1895 liS2 1850, 1862 a. 32 7
1922 SPA 99i SIC. 1885, 452 SPECIAL IERM-DEMt RRERs
Nos o. "a Issues LAW AND FAcI.-Nos lsa lIg lig
100 ISL 1872 1888 1884, 1876 57. l5s $50 100 l6 l62 l6J
6i GENERAL TERa-Firs % the enumerated
Calendar. CHAMBERS --Genera Call commences NO 80
Court OP CoMM0S PLRAs-TRIAL TERM-PART
Nos 1910 1851 l572 1873 $50 1895 1916 l57 1854 e36
1861 1888 1854 1885 1850. PAI ILAdIourned I'll Thurs
dnY June 4
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The Act Disfrnnchising Deseriers-Tkc Stale
LAW Carrying it int Effect Approved sr

HARRrsprRG Pa. Monday, June g. 1866.
The Supreme Court having adjourned without
ing its decsio requested by the Governor tho
suonaty of the Of Congress DISTINGUISHING desert
ers the bill passed AZ the late session Of the Legislature
for carrying into effect the Law of Congress- has tins day
been approved by the Governor that immediate prepare
ton of the records and certificates required by the act mag
be commenced and time afforded for the correction Of
rors In the record.
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MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF WEST
FARMS.

Eadeavers So Have the Wesfchesser Nun
shops Closed on susdny-Nethins Accom-
piished n xef.
An adjourned meeting of the citizens of West Farms
held on Saturday evening the "a inst very interesting
report made b. Mr. Lille ldeh. chairman OF the CON.
mtte which appointed the previous meeting to cal
upon the dealers the and request them 10 close
their places of Sunday possible get them to
say positively whether they would comply with the known
wishes Of majority Of the community by closing the SAB.
bath The gentleman related IN bis peculiar renchan style
upon whom he called And although the meeting highly
entertained with the report the result Of the committees la
bors Was not al that could have been desired.
Witt single overwhelmingly air 1itoeT-no man
could be- Induced say lie would close has bar Sunday.
Ihey all however said theg wOnld close II oil the did
bcb " course equivalent 70 saying Ls tkey would keer
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remest Of stand ~ ,o,. 4. n, ,-.ss,.ad 4, m. Mat


Regiment WINS y" w P'' " Wv
msas,- providing for the inspection Of weights sn5
o.son amended 10 make The fees for inspecting
i scales weighing over $50 pounds each 80 cents f.
weighing less than $50 pounds each % cents; and Ia
~ gard measure inspected. cents
The resolution relative 70 establishing tae POST ce
az the lower extremity O tic Park wa read and Copncn
Maoksy Haoran aud Roster appointed the Commie
tee the part Of this Board 10 confer With ike COMMITTEES
OF the Board OF Aldermen
The Board then adicurned to Thursday GolO9t
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Earnings Bauks.
Dipioeno Notices.

orFCE TuE PACIFIC Man STEAEsHfP CoxPAvY
NEv- FORK, May 10. 1896. :
4 'HIRTY- SECOND DIYIDEND-Notice is hereby
sTel tnai he Boa-d Of Directors this deciarcd
NlbtNp e FlNf 80 PER CENT ea-nngs
fis April 30 plyabe Ofrs 81 the Coupary FIR
AZ 1u- the Capital Stool aud the ScEp Stock
D. been paid
IT, TIarr Books win be cosed Ffdsy lsth and
'saa tondsy June Ny order O tie b0srd Director
THO r. JOHNSON secretary
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CHINA
Com ,nerciaI Iu,eiiigencs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. MAJ 70,
Hong Kong dates OF April |, report Flour advanced 60
s90sO Dbl, and holders unwilling TO sell quotations.
Vessels wanted at Hong Kong and Manila for Saa
Francisco. New White Sugars were coming forward.
with considerable OF last years brown which has been
kept back for higher prices.