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, 1867-01-11
From the st. Thomas Times, January 3d.

WE notice in the ST. Croix Avjs of the
4th instant, a letter signed "Observer.'
Therein the writer is Of the opinionihat
our editorial of the 22nd December,
would have been more correct had we
said :-"governed from 81. Croix, for st.
Thomas is not governed by ST. Croix."
We shall not stop to cavll at the mean
ing Of two words, when the Specification
OF either can do nothing to alter the act
ual position of affairs. AT same time we
believe it is correct, both in language and
in logic, for any one to say, that ludia is
governed by England; whilst in reality it
is her Ministry that gnverns. So 1t is in
our case, it is the government of st. Croix
that governs ST. Thomas, and that is sut-
ticieut, In a general sense to mean By St.
CrolX. And now let us reSumethp point,
and if possible with more emphasis than
before, repeat that it is the opinion of
every "intelligent mind" here, that we
should be infinitely better of, were we
freed of The "intolerable condition." of q
double government, .. e., a matter Of form
government here, and then a government
at St. CroIX with the actual ruling power.
AS regards who should hold the dislin-
guished appointment Of Governor 10 st.
Thomas, we beg TO assure "ObServer"
that we decline, like him, to pass iudg-
ment on preferences, as we think it wrong
and indeed small in any writer who treats
Of such matters to be invidious. All shat
this Island clnins, and what it hopes 10
obtain, is "a Governor of its own, with
ample power to act; for the rest, we
trust, the intelligence of the Island is
enough 10 guard against The exercise of
any extravagancits of such a fu~nctionary
whether he be "an abIer' man or not.
, 1867-01-11

should not he welded ma~liciously or
recklessly. In theory, the line which de-
fines the boundary of his lawful power is
very simple. He Is limited only by the
obligations of truth and by a regard for
the interests Of the community. Beyond
all question ii is now settled, that if the
matter complained of as a libel is of pub
lie interest aad substantially true it is not
llbelIous. Formerly there was o differ
ence in this respect between civil actions
anil criminal prosecutions. In proceed
ings for damages it was open to the de-
PENDANT 10 show that he had written
nothing but the truth and, if he sue
ceeded In proving so much, there was an
end OF the Case against him. But if re-
dress were sought by way of Indictment,
that mode Of justification was not per-
miSsible. 1t used 10 be said that "the
greater the truth, the greater the libel"
Thus the same words which were deem
ed innocent in respect of an individual
claiming private compensation were held
wrongful against the public which might
be benefited ny the publication. Lord
Campbell procured the abolition of this
paradox by an enactment which provided,
III effect, that, on the trial Of any indict-
meht or criminal information for defama-
tory libel, the truth of the matters charged,
if the publication Of them were for the
public advantage, should constitute q
complete defence. In Dr.. Hunters late
action against the Pail Mall Gazette, the
defendants pleaded that the supposed
libel was true in substance and effect /; if
that plea were made out to the s~atisfac-
ton of the jury, the plaintiff could have
no title to compensation for injury result
ing from the severe structures passed upou
his personal and professional character:
On The issue thus put before them the
jury found a verdict for the plaintiff and
assessed his damages al * FARTHING-
London Duly Telegraph.
, 1867-01-11
NJ ESSAGE
OF
THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA.
DELIVERED AT WASHINGTON,
3RD DEC. 1866.
(Continued.)

Continually
I deem it a subject of profound regret
that Congress has thus far failed to ad-
nit to seats loyal senators and represen-
tatives from the other, States, whose in
habiiants, with those of Tennessee, had
engaged in the rebellion. Ten States
more lhan one-fourth of the whole num-
brr-remain without representation ; the
seats of fifty members in the House of
Representatives and of twenty members
in the Senate are yet vacani-not by5
their own consent, not by o, failure of
election, but by The refusal of Congress,
to accept their credentials. Their adj
mission. it is believed, would have ac-
complishrd much towards the rene wal
and strengthening of our relations as one
people. and removed serious cause for
discomfort on the part Of the inhabitants
of those states. II would have accorded
, 1867-01-11
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tial to the peace of society that the pow
erful instrument committed to his hands
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NET bekjendtgjores herved at I'd
U kast til Repartitionen i Detail
handler Hans &. Raahauge's Fallit-
DO vii blive fremlagt i en- Skiftesam-
ling som vii blive afholdt Fredagen
den l5de Februar forstkommende.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 8de Januar 1867.
C. Sarauw.
, 1867-01-11
FRIDAY, 18th JANUARY 1867.

WE have received the official report of the
mortality caused by Cholera in the Sister-Isl-
and of St. Thomas, and rejoice with the inha-
bitants of that place, at the abatement of the
epidemic.
The total number to End January was 742
, 1867-01-11
Lutheran Church, ChristianstcG.

On Sunday the 18Th instant, there will
be divine service held for both Lutheran
Congregations with Communion for the
Danish Lutheran Congregation in this
Church.
, 1867-01-11
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from End to 8th. Jan.
C~hristiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1867-01-11
TIE avis"

Stristia1ssed, 81. grniz.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

A i0 LIB sTIvERs SMITH ROAD WAGON, NEARLY
n new: prce 3l76 one Barouche. Coach three toJ
wagons three second hand Rockaways nps two sea
wagon, one Doctors Phaeton. Depot Wagon three Er
press Wagons Single and Double also one pair
brown Pones can trot In 2so 70 the pole Apply lss
and l01 Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-05-16
OF AUDIT.
NOTICE.

U9dsr and In pursusncs Of section nnel Of an act Of
enable the Board Of Supervisors Of the county Of New
York 70 raise by for the of the Corporation Of
the city Of New YORK, and In relation the expenditure
thereof and to provide for the auditing and payment Of
Deed claims against said city, and In relation actions
NV against aaid Corporation, ,npassed April e, 1857,
ce is hereby given that the Board Of Audit therein
erssted for the adjustment and settlement Of all
Ul equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior to
January the rs eighteen hundred and SIXTY against
yo have appointed and do hereby appoint Tuesday the
!c0rtn Gay OF June next eV 1t the Court of Common
1eAs Part (room No. 49, in the City Hail. in the
sald oy Of New York the day and place at which
nd Board win with the hearing In Board
re Of such claims at eleven O'Clock in tho
q the said day.
The said act contains the following provision AN
eeos having claims against the city OF New York unad
sed hereby required to present the to the said
Bard of Audit within three months from the passage of
hs act and In having outstanding
Asmand against the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaly OF
shs Of New York. shall neglect refuse such
claims the Board OF Audit within the said period Of three
o0hs the passage Of this he shall be barred
s or Of right Of action which
~ have against said the Mayor Aldermen and Com
Acnalty Of the city Of New York arisfng therefrom:
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller City Of New York.
CHAbkCEY N. DEPEW.
lUWYoRK, Apr 50. 1857
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

" GREAT BAR0AINs
m FOR SALE so
10p SETS HARNESS loo
n CALVIN wIfTy'e cayriaec wArerooms, 6S6 and 90
broadway, near DssecssS suee and M 10 and ITO Crosby
sieet
The New York herald., 1867-05-16
ROARD OF AUDIT.


u NOTICE.
Under and IN Of section q twenty eighty Of
ac entitled Act 70 enable the Board Of Supervisors
= the county OF New York to raise money BY tax for Ger
fA1n county purposes extend the Of the Meropo
"a Pace and provide the andpg and payment Of
znssed claims against Rid county"-passsd April o.
1T Notice hereby given that the Board Of Audit therein
and thereby created for the adjustment and settlement Of
a0 legal equitable claims and accounts outstanding prior
. January D. 1867 against the county Of New York
AayS appointed and dohereby appoint Tuesday, the 9Th day
ks0 rccm ls In the City Hall IN the said city of New
sseA with the hearing open Board Of the
Salns, at II O'Clock In the forenoon Of the said day.
mo said act contains the following provision-
.An persons having claims against the county Of New
70 the said Board Of Audit within three months from
- passage Of this act And IN person having
- outstanding demand against the county of New York
hs neglect refuse present such claims to the Board Of
sAes act he shall barred from the prosecution
OF any right Of action which he have
county of New York arising therefrom.
RICHARD II. CONNOLLY
Comptroller City Of New York.
CHAUNCEY N. DEPEW.
Mvv vnvw Aurfl lo67
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ NEw YoRK, May 10. 1857.
Thirty. SIXTH dividend.
Notice Ia hereby gwen that the Board OF Directors
this day declarcda dividend Of three @ cent out Of he
net earnings OF the ending April 30 payable the
oiIlce OF the company Saturday. June 1.
The transfer books win be closed Thursday I'D inst and
reopened Monday, June
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
TIiT;O. r. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

NEW TOP ByG0rEs, &C, OF ny OWN BuIIp FOR
IN sale cheap this week (warrantsd) q SO Broadway
BILAB G. JUDD.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

A cHANCEsro BUY CHEAP-tHAvE BEEN TRADED
n forD.One private Coach two Coupes, two Rockaways
four top wAgona four sets Of Harness. AZ Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

An OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY ON
IA Ninth ayenue-Lease OF whole house at mere nominal
BROWN RoMAINE, sse Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

TMPoRTANr UEcruREs DAILY-rO 0kNLkensEE
only a se New Yora nsssa@ = Isss w ss rsstys
cosv bv len cspsa Adfrsss secretary o. Ssw
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

y Island % Black , Hawn, dana Lantsrnes, On sister
de Park, Sing sing; terms - insure wilh bal Sls
The IN advances q r5sks dress DR..
street New Yorh o. Jesse l. Rydsr. BFocknds Psk ssss
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

A YACT.-BOOT5. SHOES AND TRUNKS RETAILEl
"A ct Wholesale prices at $50 Bowery Bond
formerly Robert lrwin's) Tho largest assortment
WILLIAM D. BIGELOW CO.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MAY l6 lo67:-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

DAILROAD CARS FOR SALs-NINE SECOND HAND
LII horse Cars and nine second hand horse Cars OF
medium sze In good order Apply at the Office Of tine Second
Avenue Railroad Company cornsr third and
Second avenue, New York
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

SADDLE HoRsE-BEAUTIrUL, FINE ACTION AND
- thoroughbred, sound kind cheap, for want
Of use. Ca at private stable Ne East st.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

SPECIAL NOTfCE.-MINER sOMERvILLE
"A offer unsurpassed advantages in bcaton experience
and business capacity parties wishing TO- buy or desiring
% sell Horses Carriages or anything pertaining 10 the Horse
Business.
Regular Horse Sales 1t our Auction Mart, Union place
Stables every TUESDAY and FRIDAY throughout the
year Also Brooklyn Horse bazaar old Brooklyn Market
James Fulton, two blocks from Fulton ferry
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

A NswER QUICK.-THE LADY THAT BOUGHT SIX
~ French window shades Richards Marks IS Mur-
ray street. ON Monday last Address boz 3lsi Post Office
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

UID cLovFs-DoUCET sHTRTMAKER TO THE
N Emperor Rue de In Psr has for sale the celebrated
CHEILEf GLOVES.
VVINDow sHADEs-wE HAVE JUST IMPORTED
another fine lot Of ehose elegant French Shades. the
r durable and cheapest In the Market with Fixtures All
scmp,ese ready 10 put up In few moments Take the
lergh and width Of gour wndows ON US ana Pca ou'
ahe pattern that suiss ron without delay =. -.
The New York herald., 1867-05-16

rToR sALE-A WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY
eoods and Millinery The greater part Of has been
since the reduction IN the price Of soods Ine
sled 10 aut the business consequence OF bad health
He store 10 doing good business. IL will be let 70
sho~e who may PURCHASE the stock II situated In Of
ahc the city for dry goods and the best oca
Ia street Possession given Immediately Address
~. r., box 2ie Herald ONCE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-18
FARM MACHINERY

1 CAR LOAD Etna Reapers,
Mowers and Droplefs, the best reapers and
mowers out.
CAR LOAD of Marsh Harvest
erS. TWO men stand on this machine and
bind all the grain.
l CAR LOAD FrRNAS' Corn Cultiva-
tors, the best cultvator In use.
] CAR LOAD Schuttler's Chicago Wag-
ons Also, the II Nanny Reapers and Now
ers, Deere 4 Co.'S Moline Clipper Piows and
Breakers. Hand in your orders.
l6tf SMITH BROTHERS.
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Original Notice.
District Court of Cedar county. 10y

District Court Of Cedar county Iowa,
June Term, 1867. /
Mary T. Farmer, vs.. William n. Hoey, Sarah
Z. Hoey, Mary G. Hardman, Isaac Farmer,
Martha Daily, Abbie Ann Winters and John
w Farmer.
To William n Hoey, Sarah Hocy, Mary c
Hardman, Isaac Farmer, Martha Daily b.
bic Ann Winters John w Farmer defendants:
, lon are hereby notified that there will be on
the 8oth day Of April, 1867. on file in the office
os the Clerk Of the District Court, in and for
the county Of Cedar, in the state of Iowa a pc
tltion OF Mary L Farmer. plaintiff, claiming of
you dover interest In the following real es-
tate, northeast quarter of section 81 township
-, range 2, situated in Cedar county state Of
Iowa; and certain lands III Jones county Iowa
described as follows: commencing H. rods
from the southwest corner of section 10 town
ship 81, range 2, running thence north 1885, rods
thence east 10 rods thence south 1877 rods
thence west 100 rods, containing II acres Of land
to which said plaintiff considers herself enti-
tied; and also claiming of defendant William
Hoey. damages 1Qr the detention of said
dover from said plaintiff Tor the last six years
the sum Of 5000 with interest on the same MS set
forth in said petition.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said court to be begun
and held at Upton, in said county, on the Sd
day OF June, 1867, default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the PRAYER Of said petition.
OF II POUND and w BULL.
Attys for Plaintiff.
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bodily health and buoyant spirits-I had
listed since morning, and had not yet
pArtaken Of my evening meal. My
hosse exhibited no symptoms of fear, but
esudged quietly along through the mud.
Whether she saw anything unusual l
know not. The next time passed that
way, I calculated the distances.
Ihave been abroad much during all
hours Of the night, In all kinds Of wealth
~, but never before observed anything
lke the above, and do not now recollect
ofhaving read Of but one well anthem
Heated cass, related, I think, by the late
Frok 6illilnan, Of Yale College.
Yours truly,
f. B. BILLS, NJ. D.
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CLIM AK.

plain statement of facts. | inherited Scrofula,
and many OF my relations have died of it. In -
my ca e was fHghtful. Tumogs and ulcers spread
until in iel2. under the advice of my phi sciaus
went to Avon Spt ings. l received no beneht-tried
every medicine and did everything / could. had
to rest my arm on cushion, and had been able to
raise " % my head Tor over year. The discharge
from two ulcers WIS neary pint day. Amput at ION
was recommended; but pronounced dangerous. !
could not sleep and my suf rings were iutolrra lc.
Aztriend brought me English physician who ap-
piled with which he id he had accompli shed
extrao binary cures in the hospitals in England It
commenced to relieve; pers ed in its use; il finally
erected perfect aud entire cure. 1t is SIS. 1t
is FIVE years since had the appearance serofulous
sore, and my health has been good ever since. pro
cured the receipt of his erful artf e-this bes
sing OF humanity-and have ca d it ''PAsE's GILMAN
choose This is brief but candid statement. given
more fully my circular. j. NJ. PAGE.
GENEVA New York, December, ISIS.
NEW YORK Oct lf. 1866
i nave known NJ Page, esq, of Geneva. Y, for
many years lie is one Of the first citizens of West
ern New York. Jaw him last week in good health
His case was most one, bnt actua y tus
in every particular.
(sigacd) DEMAs BARNES"
We hare wa chea the unaided but growing favor Of
"PAaEs CLIMAX SALvE,'' and awaiting ourselves Of
the knowledge of wonderful curative pow rs have
berome proprietors of the same.
1t Is a sure cure for Burns. Scrofula, Sat Rheum.
Fever Sores Broken Breasts, Frost Bites, Chiblans,
Sting. Bruise, Cuts. sweliings, &C.. whether upon
man Or beast II subdues paia and inflammation with
surpris ng celebrity. and meals burns without scar
No family should be without it: 1t is always wanted
and is ways ready. We will forfeit a dozen bikes
for any ngle fail We believe there was new r
anything like It in the world. Il is put up in tin
boxes, surrounded by full circular giving facts
directions, testimonials, &c, and can be ordered
through any respectable Druggist throughou ut tie
world. Price only - cents.
Successors to- n pa,e III Liberty Street,
y}4alGeoE1y NEW YORK.
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Rats, on an average, weigh three to
pound, aud each pound represents five
bushels Of corn,
At Santa Cruz, Cal, the first ripe apple
was picked March 10th. 1t blossomed
IN December. 1t is discussed whether
it j. this or last years apple.
Ii is a recent discovery that if stable
is kept clean, cows will go into it of
their own accord. If dirty, they have
to be driven in.
Fifteen thousand acres of peat, from
six to forty feet deep, are opened on the
lne Of the Virginia Dismal Swamp
Canal. Vessels load on the bank Of
Northern cities.
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And Agent for
Hoods Selj-R1ke Ree,per,
Woods Prize Momer,
SWcepstdke Ihreshing Machine,
BroWn's Corn Planter,
Princeton Improved Corn Cultivator
McDiils improved Corn-Stalk Cutter
A. Adams Corn Shelter
Grand Dctcour Pillow.
IT, Bains Kenosha Wagon
Seed Sewers, Hay Kalses and other first class
machinery.
Extras always on hand for all machines sold.
FARMRRS
oall and see me, before purchasing.
n9viI
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UNITED STATES TAX,
NOTICE. OF AppEAJS

notice Is hereby given to all concerned. as
per Section nineteen, U. s. Internal Revenue
Law Approved March 3D.. 1885, that the Assist
ant ant assessor OF Cedar County, 18th Division has
said County for the year 1867. and the 31th aav
q April, 1867. at 9oclock A. M. at the ONCE Of
the Assistant Assessor Of said County is the
relative to any erroneous or EXCESSIVE assess
inents made by the Assessor or Assistant
Assessor therein. All appeals must be m adc IN
writing. and must specify the particular cause
matter or thing upon which a decision is re,
quested. and must state the ground or prfnci
pie OF error complained of.
GEO. MEASON.
Assessor ID District OF Iowa.
18th, 1867. = lfwo
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kfA1Ier . married life of twenty I'VE
congu. J. Plaistridge and wife, Of Cor
11nh New Hampshire, were divorced i'll
1nbef, On petition of the woman,
Denced service as a hired maid
- neighbors. TIE husband
ngnV;ng her his addresses,
~ ngnr 4nyS, and short time
j - again united for a
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I)RORATE NOTIcE.--public notice Is hereby
i given that at tile regular session of the
County Court of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday in April, 1867, an instrument pur-
porting to- be the last will and testament OF
Daniel Seitzinger, deceased, late of said coun-
", was read in open court md set for hearing,
for final admission to probate. on the first
Monday in May, 1857. All persons interested
are therefore notified to appear and defend or
said Will and testament viii be proven up and
admitted to probate as the law provides and
entered on record.
200 J. G. BETS, County Judge.
DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
! given that at the regular session of the
county Court Of Cedar county, Iowa on the
nrst Monday In April. 1867 an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of
Nancy Ford, deceased, late of said county, was
neaa IN open court, and set for hearing for final
ADMISSION TO probate, on the first Monday in
May 1857. All persons interested are therefore
no.lHed TO appear and defend, or said will and
testament will be proven up and admitted to
probate as the law provides, and entered on
record .i; o.. 100 j. g. BETS, County Judge.
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CONTINENTAL
Moving Machine.

FTNilS MACHINE. invented by Samuel Rock
1 atell"w of Muscatine, will be on exhibition
IN Cedar county during this month, and from
Us many advantages and superiority over all
the other Mowers, bids fair to come into gem
eral favor and use among Grass Growers. Be-
ing simple In its construction and gearing.
having the lightest draught OF all the Mowers
its parts, with many valuable improvements
and being the cheapest machine before the
public II only needs to be examined to meet
with the approval of the farmers. For nfor-
nation as TO the terms OF sale, apply to our
agent or address the proprietors.
CROKER q ROCKAFELLON,
70. Box 6b. MUSCATINE. Iowa.
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DRoRATE NoTICE-Pubic notice is hereby

DRORATE NOT1CE.--Public notice is hereby
i given that at the regular session of the
County Court of Cedar county, Iowa. on the
first Monday In April, 1867 an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of
Eli Shawber deceased, late of said county. was
read in open court, and set for hearing for final
admission to probate, on the first Monday in
May. 1857. All persons interested are therefore
notified to appear and defend. or said will and
testament Will be proven up and admitted to
probate as the law provides, and entered on
record. j. q BETS Comfy Indpc
April Sth, lS67-nl6w3