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Cabinet designations.

The National hl'.lhysncsr Of Monday last
states that the rcsi-uationof every member Of
the Cabinet Is a. the disposal of the President.
but &c Is Thought hsvilI not act hastily In the
matter Especially Win be not agree that Mr..
McCu'loch shall give mp the seals Of the Urea
ssry while charges Of corruption and wisuau-
acemcut are pending. which charges are o De
fairly met and ramt.l
The general belief in Washington Is that
,Ir Seward viii positively retire On the 18Th
Of September, being weary q thccl1.s Of State.
aud De succeeded BY Hon Charles Francis
Adams, .s1a Of John Quincy AJaus,D our pre-
sent minister 90 England.
For the Navy Department. the name Of AL-
miral David ID. Porte, has been mentioned
THE opinion h.s lans boon ,a,er,an,, that this
Department should De ia al.r.. Of an expert
cacsl uaya, officer, and that ,le Ear p.rsrt-
mert should De managed by aa experienced
military man. The IT.lristy Of this has boon
already illustrated so ,ls lromYa,rIc with
which Genera, Gran. has cut down useless ez-
lcusos.
TIA. forced retirement If Mr.. Stanton Las
u.t created q sensation in the country.
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For sale.

T HAVE for sole No. / SPRING WAGON, and
also ten or twelve SH0ATS Of superior stock,
which will sell upon reasonable terms, upon ap.
plicstion tome. JACOB G. KEMP.
Aug. 20, l667-3t.
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Mexico.

Some weeks ago letter purporting to have
been written by Gen. Escobedo, and express
ing very unfriendly sentiments towards all
foreigners, and especially to North Americans,
was circulated freely, and excited some indig-
nation. Its authenticity has been denied by
Gov. Gomez, who says:
" General Escobcdo knows full we'll that a
true republic must only hate vice, and that all
laborcrs, bona Jfde persons, are his brothers
whatever their nationality may be. He knows
too. that il is the interest of all nations TO have
the friendship Of the Others and thatthe moral
support which the United States rendered TO
Mexico during her struggle with France, by
the fact Of not ccasing to recognize President
Juarcz, and Withholding all recognition from
Maximilian, have real value, which will make
US feel grateful towards thatpowerful country"
The latest news by the cable states that the
body Of Macmillan is to be demanded by both
France and Austria, and the citizens of both
empires are to be protected at all hazards.
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A GENUINE GHoUL.-A letter from the
City Of Mexico says:
"The body Of Macmillan was embalmcd by
Dr. Rbadaneira, medical inspector of the army
Of Northern Mexico, on the staff Of General
Escobedo. After the embalmment it was ia
ken to the chapel of the Convent of the Capu-
chin Nuns, where it lay few days ago under
q guard awaiting TO be claimed by some com
petent and authorized person. It's stated that
the doctor has claim upon the corpse for
$4,000 or $4,000, professional fee for scrvi-
ccs, and that it is held for this fee"
The Mexicans, thus not only murder their
prisoners Of war, but sell their bodies postmOr-
tenn for consideration. We have readof YAM
pires and gouhls in story books, but never till
now could we realize their actual existence.
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Arrest Of Registering Officers.
A letter from Winchester, in the Baltimore

A letter from Winchester, in the Baltimore
American says;
A. NJ. Crane, Esq, editor of Winchester
Journal, and Henry V. Willis, Esq, two of
the registering cGiceTs of our County, were on
Friday last arrested by Captain g. K. Chand-
Ter, Y. Il. c., President of the Board of Regis
tration for this County Frederick by order of
the Commanding General, for refusing TO obey
two orders from his lSch9feld'al Headquarters,
constituting section of the act OF the special
session of Congress, because, IN their opinion,
tho orders were in conflict with said act as set
forth in sections six and eleven. These two
gentlemen were registering in the First Magis-
teral District, and when the question of dis
reimbursement, under administrations OF" lead
quarters, arose, and in the opinion OF the gen
tlemcn arrested was contradictory of the pro-
visions Of tho above act, MessrS. Crane and
Willis contca1ed for the law, and Captain
Chandler for the,orier General -, whcreupon
AIcssrs. Crane and Willis made tho following
statement to Captain c., who is President Of
the Board: -----
:" have the to state that deem it in
consistent with my duty, under the late Re-
construction act Of the special session OF Con-
gross, to obey the instructions from General
SchoGeld, dated August and August Q, re-
spectiyely, because in my opinion, they are
contradictory to thecxpress provisions of the
said act as set forth in sections 9Th and 18th"
Capt. c., Immortality suspended the Board
and asked further orders from the Command
ing General, and, as above stated, on Friday
evening LAST tin Allowing telegram. Woo y re-
ceiSea from Headquarters: .e
." Capt g. r. 0kdhd!er, Y Il. C. DC, HInches-
ter, Va: ..r.
"ArreSt and prefer charges against the Reg
istering Officers who refuse to obey instruc-
tons from these headquarters, and appoint
others, in Their stead.
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NEW GOODS

I AIDES Handkerchefs, Plain, Bemstitched
i 4 and Worked Ladies Cuffs and Collars, Dress
Buttons, Gents Handkerchief, Plain and Bordcrcd
Gents Collars, Paper and Linen; Neck Ties, Gloves
Hosiery, Knitting Cotton, &C.. just receiyed ana for
sale by ID. HOW ELL.
April IS, 1867.
DO and Laguyra CofIee, Green and Black Tea,
Ii, White and Brown Sugars, Syrups, Maokorcl
and Coal OIL, for sale by ID. HOW ELL.
April q, 1867.
lust received, one load Of Clay Crooks, from the
u Shepherdstown Pottery, ID. HOWELL.
MATING and Table Oil Cloth, for sale By
Nl April %. ID. HOWELL.
GOAL OIL, Lamps, Lanterns, Chimncys, Wicks,
~ md Patent Axle Grease. ID. HOWELL.
lust received a new supply Of handsome Dress
81 Goods Cassmeres, Bleached Cottons, &c., at
greatly reduced prices. Call and get bargains at
June G. 1867. ID. H0WELL'S.
WHITE and Brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice,
w Chocolate, &c, just received by
lime G, 81, ID. HOWELL.
INDOOR oil Cloth and Mating, Just received by
JnneG. $3.50. ID. HOWELL.
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Major GENERAL j. NJ. ScHoFIELD.

IIllINIt U s-Nf'IFItII y " ''NIINyI IsI'I4'
First Lieutenant G, w. Ennis, a. d. c.
The instructions Of Gen. S. arc to the effect
that members Of the City Council and persons
who left Maryland and West Virginia, to aid
the rebellion, and when disfranchised in their
own States, came here and settled, where here
toforo one years residence entitled them to
vote, were not disfranchised.
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ASoTuEa MuTAEY CovvANrvE REMOVED.
Washington August 2l-.Ite President to-
lryorerei t'at i.a. ~..s,s O.. relieved afthc
command &C tta second ri.-r, j. tr.ct. and
that General Candy De appointed O. su.ca. 7
lu. 10 IS not known whether General S.c2l,5
i.t. De mustered out of the volunteer service
a.r..r general. bg. /. Is believed thar G.alra'
Gran. w., issue an order C. that effect. thus
I.H.a, General S,ck.os as q colonel, which s.
..f rank .a 'hs regular army.
.ar .r,.E .-r.a.ei ia Ias. nights dispatches
rr.a'rv. r....n. GENERA. Sheridan a.l ape
pointing .'.'f ..-...e Zoo L.. place. ra- F..
. Hsv
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stand. | cannot vouch for the truth
of this, as sat in front of the win.
dow, and all the balls must have
struck behind me. The exc tement
is great to day. The Mayorand Col.
Sheppard will make a rigid inquiry
in the matter tomorrow. The U. S.
troops are still posted throughout the
city, squad occupying the front of
the Batle House. During the riot
the following persons were killed
and wounded Killed-whites, Ga
baiel Alsen; Colored, Sam'l Britton.
Wounded whites, Thos. Taylor, D..
III. Hord, David Parsons, Of the po-
lice, two boys. aud James Barnes;
colorea, D. zeburg, A. Goldsmith,
and j. A. Hughs, (sincc reported
dead, and d. E. Nicholson. An adj
ditional number of men, white and
eolored, were slightly injured, whose
names are not known.
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done to order at the lowest figures. and
warranted. f. J. CLARKE,
f. p. FUTILE.
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drait-no Hand Paker needed-the grain
being thrown off dropped at pleasure "
a treadle under the drivers foot. They are
manufactured by Rose, Harring on, & Co.
Oskaloosa, Iowa. Manufacturers price
$500. Each Machine warrantedto 20 hood
work. The Land offered is very valua-
BILE. 1t is located on the Des MOines VAL
lev Railroad, near the Oskaloosa juno
ton.
The following is list of the property
to be distributed:
/ Brick House and four lots, $lO,5OO 90
Brick Barn and four lots, 1000 90
20 Combined Reapers and Mowers 1000 90
20 Five Acre Lots, val 1925 each, $4,000
l Twenty Acre Lot. 800 90
l Span Mules and Harness, 500 90
Span Mules and fairness, $50 90
| Span Mules and Harness, 400 90
Span Mules and Harness, $50 90
Span Mules and Harness, 800 90
Splendid Horse-fast trotter-
and broke to Harness 225 90
Horse, Saddle and Bride, 100 90
3 Two Horse Wagons, S75 each, 225 90
3 -Four Horse Wagons, 500 each, 400 90
Two Horse Wagon, new, 40 90
Carriage, covered, $50 90
Carriage, open. so 90
l Fine Parlor Sofa, SO 90
Set Parlor Chairs, 40 90
Centre Table, 20 90
lege, valued $500 each, 5000 90
35 Gifts, valued at $40 each, $50 90
100 Gifts, valued at rs each, 800 90
200 Gifts valued at rs each. 1000 90
100 Gifts valued at $3 each, 800 90
1000 Engravings, valued ut ri
each, --one of which will be
given to each purchaser OF ticket 900 90
Total 81, 600 90
The publicare most respectfully invited
to call and examine the property, all Of
which can be seen at any time.
/ The ticket holders present on the day of
the drawing shall designate the persons to
make the same.
Ticket holders resident in other towns
will if they so elect, be represented by
one or more agents empowered to act for
them.
The mode Of drawing will be as follows:
First, there will be placed iii a wheel the
tickets containing the prizes to be drawn
and in another, tickets numbered TO cor
respond with the tickets sold. A ticket
will be drawn from one containing the
numbers, and at the same time one from
one containing the prizes. and the prize
drawn shall be given to the person whose
ticket corresponds with the number
drawn.
A good title will be given fol the Real
Estate offered i'm the foregoing scheme
The PERSONAL Property will be delivered
! to the drawer in person, or TO his order as
soon as possible after drawing; and the
Reapers and Moweas by order on the
manufacturers who shall have them ready
in time tor harvest work this season.
In order that the purchaser or holder Of
certificates shall be protected against the
possibility Of fraud, four dollars out ofev-
tional Bank, Oskaloosa, Iowa, and be held
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w. A. NIcHALs,

Asst. AIT. Gen'l.
Gen. Nichols is Chief Of LIT. Gen.
Sherman's staff.
In case No. IA Of the original State
of Mississippi on complaint OF U. ).
Sec'y. Stanton and Genl's. Grant and
Ord, was decided by the court. A
motion was made for leave to file an
amendment in this case. This was
denied by the divided court, but the
names Of the Judges on each side
were not made public, this being the
secret Of the court. Upon motion
TO dismiss the bill for the want OF
Jurisdiction, il was ordered that the
bill be dismissed with costs, SO the
Mississippi injunction case fails with
that OF Georgia.
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SIIERIFF''.S S.4LE.-By virtue Of a
Special Execution to me directed, by the
Clerk Of the district court of Wapello CO..
State of Iowa. commanding me to sell,the
property hereinafter described, as by q de-
cree of said court directed, I will expose
to sale, at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand. at the front
door Of the court house, in Wapello coun-
ty, Iowa, on the 25th day of May, 1867, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock. a IN. and
o'clock, p m. commencing at 10 clock, a.
m, Of said day, the following real estate,
to-wit: Lot one hundred and twenty two
[I22] in the town of Ottumwa, Wapello
county. Iowa. Taken as by special exc
cution directed as the property Of stephen
Osburn to satisfy said execution in favor
of the State of Iowa, and against Stephen
Osburn, T. J. Holmes and Thos. Sinna.
mon, for the sum of three HUNDRED and
thirty-one dollars and 47-100 1881. All and
interest and costs. &. A. DERBY,
Sheriff of Wapello county, Iowa.
Sheriff's Office, Ottumwa, Iowa, April
Esd, 1867.
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New York, May 16.
jeff Davis remained quietly in the
New York Hotel to-day. Few PEG.
pie called on him. It is believed that
he will tonight go to the residence
of Chas. O'Connor, at Washington
Heights, and tomorrow night con
tinuc his journey to Canada.
Henry ). Crawford, OF Cleveland
Ohio, complained to the Superinten
dent Of Police on Wednesday, that
he had lost $40, 900 at faro in gam
bling hell on Broadway.
New York, May 16.
The IIerald's special says of the
Mobile riot, that the leader, David
Files, who fred the first shot at the
Chief of Police, is the only one ar
rested. It is said he aimed directly
at Judge Kelley. g He was held to
bail this morning in the sum of 5000
by Mayor Withers, but has not yet
obtained bonds. 1t is certain that
the attack on the negroes was con
tinued for considerable distance
from the scene OF action, as many
were shot FIVE or six squares off,
Shots were fred from the roof of a
store kept by Mr.. WOLF directly op
posite the stand, and from the win
dows of house kept by man nam
ed Boaks, at tho corner ct Royal
street. 1t is believed here that shots
weao also fired from the side window
Of John Forsytie's house, editor Of
the Register, which overlooked the
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To John w. Smith

To John w. Smith
Sir: You are hereby notified that the pc
tition of Thomas Cooper is on file in the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of
Wapello county Iowa, in which sail
Cooper claims there is due him from you
Inc sum Of ono hundred and nine dollars,
or money loaned, and unless you appea /.
and make defense to said petition on or
before noon OF the second day of he next
Term of the District Court of said comfy,
to be commenced on the 9th day of May,
1867, default will be taken and judgment
rendered against you for the amount claim
ed and interest and cost.
NORRIS j. WILLIAMS,
apr467-4w. Atty for pet'nr.
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POLA ND'S

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Excellent for Headache,
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ranted to make a pair of Boots or Shoes
wear at least one third longer than by the
use Of any other preparation that can he
applied, while the justly celebrated OIL
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LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Iowa, Wapello county.


State Of Iowa, Wapello county.
Estate of J NJ Derby, decd, Oct. 1864.
Fanny Converse, Charles w Derby, Geo
A Derby, Emeline Lewis, Luman w
Derby, Sarah Derby, George A Derby,
Ellen NJ Derby, Sarah Derby, Eliza
beth Derby, Annice L Derby, Cyrene
Humphrey, Alpheus s Humphrey, Ar
thur Peyton, Harriet Peyton, Siias Dog
gett, Orlinda G Moon, Lnzanna Ross,
George l. Eourn, Martha Doggett, Gill
more Doggett, Milton Doggett, Harriet
Doggett, Elizabeth Derby, and all the
heirs of Chancey FL Derby, deed, names
unknown
You and each ofyon are hereby notified
that on the first Monday in May, A. ID.
1867, the undersigned, Administrator of
the above named estate, will file i'm the Of
flee OF the County Judge of said County a
full report and settlement of said estate,
and ask for an order Il said court for a
distribution of the money in his hands as
said administrator, to the heirs Of said es-
tate, and that unless You appear on said
gay Mt the Office of the County Judge of
said county and show cause Why said re-
port should not be approved and the order
made, it will be approved and an order
made for the distribution as prayed for in
the report. g w. DERBY,
admir- of the estate of J. M. Derby, decd
per j. L. HACKwoRTH,
Aprilll lSG7--iwl his attorne
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Cfata of Iowa

To Armour Stevenson, Caroline Steven
son, James Stevenson,-S Stevenson, his
wife, Thomas Stevenson, Eliza Stevenson,
Sylvanus on,-Stevenson, his
wife, Cyrone Stevenson, John Courtney
Susan Courtney. and Frances Cook,
You are hereby notified that on the 5th
day of April, 1867, there was produced and
read in open Court. of said county, pa
per duly witnessed, purporting to be the
Last Will and Testament of Andrew Ste-
venson, deceased, and the first Monday
in June, 1867 IS fixed for the hearing Of
testimony before said court as to admit
ting said Will to Probate. And you are
notified to appear and show cause, if any
you have, at said time. why said Will
should not be received as the Last and Tes-
lament Of said deceased.
April Both 1867, J.. S. PORTER,
County Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
special Execution to me directed, by the
Clerk of the District court of Wapello Co.,
State of Iowa, commanding me to sell the
property hereinafter described, as by de-
cree of said court directed, will expose to
sale, at public auction to the highest and
best bidder tor cash in hand, at the front
door of the court house, in Wabello coun-
ty, Iowa, .on the firstdav Of June, 1867, be-
tween the hours of O'Clock, a, m. and
o'clock, p m, commencing at 10 o'clock, a
m. of said day, the following real estate,
to-wit: Lot No. Fin Block No. one [ll in
Hackworths first survey, situate in the
town of Chillicothe, Wapello County,
Iowa. Taken as by special Execution di-
rected as the property OLA. J. Wicker and
Ann G. Wicker, to satisfy said execution
in favor of Butin q Nye and G.. w. Nye
and against A Wicker and Ann G. Wick
er. for the sum Of sever hundred and fifty
nine 95-. 100 dollars ssand interest and costs.
Sheriff of Wapello county. Iowa.
G.. A. DERBY,
Sheriff's office, Ottumwa, Iowa, April
30th, 1867.
SEIERlTF'S SALE.
Ry virtue of Especial Execution to me directed,
by the Clerk of the Dis trict Court of apollo
State of Iowa, commanding me to sell the property
hereinafter described as by decree of said court
direct ed, will expose to sale at public auction to
front door of the Court House, in Wapello county
| Iowa. on the (Sth) eighth day of June, 1867, be-
tween the hours of o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
| p NJ, commencing at o'clock P. NJ. Of said day
/ the following real estate to-wit:
The north east quarter Of the north west
quarter OF sectionseventeen and the south
east or of the south west ar Except eigh.
teen QS) off Of the west slde) OF sec. eight
both in township seventy-one (7l), range
twelve ll2) west.
UnI AL Il 49,
rs the property of Thomas Ping, Ann Ping
s. M. Wright and jackson Bartholomew
to satisfy said execution in favor Of VIM
J. Ross, former Treasurer of Wapello Co.
Iowa, and against defend ants, for the sun
of Two HUNDRED twenty-fhree dollars anG
sevelty-tive cents, [223.75l and interes
aud costs. G.. A. DERBY,
Sheriff of Wapello county, Iowa.
/ S.eriff's office, Ottumwa, Iowa, May
Sth, 1857.
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Jno. White, President 1st N, B. Oskaloosa
VIM. T. Smith, Prest /. G. r.. r. Oskaloos,,
Jones q Evans, Oskaloosa Junction.
Jno II. Warren, cash. LIST N. B. Oskaloosa.
Col. Cyrus Mackey, Sigourney,
Benjamin Roop, Oskaloosa,
Charles Blanter, Oskaloosa.
TICKETS for sale at the News Depot,
=. 0. Building, and at the First Nationa-
Bank, Oskal0osa, Iowa. ZAP "a WIN.
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Sold by all Druggists, or by mail on APP
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General Agents, New Haven, Conn.
Price so cents per Box.
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Iowa. Nov. ~. 1865, -dGwly.
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Washington, May 16.
Eighty-five midshipmen are to
graduate at the ensuing examination
Of the Naval Academy; fifty or six
ty will be placed on steamship Min
nesota tor a six months cruise for
practical instruction.
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Reapers & Mowers,

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