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,o.. Of the Platte valley-Later.

-" %ryrurs, January ls.--There were about
Wives Wives lost by the sinking Of the steamer
T Site Valley last night. She struck the
III, Of the gunboat jeff. Thompson,
VIZ VIZ away her starboard side, and
tcs yea, IN a few minutes in forty feet of
s ,o,Sr Most of the cabin passengers were
m%,' but the passenger list was lost, and
S ;, :. impossible to obtain correct list.
!, fsniiy named Roberts, consisting Of thir-
1 ~ PERSONS in all, are all lost.
~ me- boat was loaded TO her guards, and
: nrder full Roadway at the time. Co.
w., ~, Gus. Henry, IT., and wife, were on
,,',-, Int were saved, losing all their bag
- ,c His father, Hon. Gus. Henry, ST.,
N board the Fashion when she sunk.
cryorcl Henry says one woman, through
own cxcrtions, saved her drunken has-
n nv and five children by wading through
-. water on the hurricane deck and pull
;r,,1cm on the wheel-house after the boat
~ sareened and settled.
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Leaal decision In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, january I9.-The
Supreme Court of this State has decided
that to require revenue stamps on State le-
cal processes is unconstitutional; and,
further, that as Alabama was de Jac'o
government under the Confederacy, her
personal representatives were not respon-
sible for investments they had made In
Confederate bonds, &c.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Weather.

The Weather.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 2O.-There
is heavy blow from the southwest.
BALTIMORE, January 20.-A fierce, blind
ing snow-storm is prevailing here tonight,
the worst for many years.
FORTRESS MONROE, January 20.-The
wind is blowing heavy gale to-day from
S. S. Z. 1t has lulled some. A large
number ofvessels are anchored along the
coast, logged with ice. The ice extends
from Cape Henry to Hampton Roads.
Schooner John S. Lee is leaking. Her
crew are frost-bitten.
ST. JosEPHs, NO., January 20.-The snow
on the plains is deeper than for many
years. 1t is twenty feet deep near Blue
river.
Nine men were murdered in southern
Utah on the 9Th by the Indians.
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TEST OlTH REsCNDED AND TREASON
CAsEs STETTEA.-Judge Giles, Of the
J1lted States District Court, on Thursday
passed an order resembling the test oath
required 10 be taken by attorneys practi-
eng IN that court. This action is presumed
4, y. be in consequence of the decision of the
Inted States Supreme Court, and 1t is
thought the State courts will follow the
s1ample. On the same day StetS were en-
Tered on the docket in all Of what are
.Aown as the "treason cases." by which
George F. Kane, George Frcanor, George
Ii. Stewart, Isaac K. Trimble, aud others,
"ho were iEicted for treason in 1861 and
,ah>equentS are freed from arrest under
Lyse Indictments. baltimore San, 10.
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Wore RebeIIion-Rather Late, how.


TRANKEoRT, KY, January lin the
safe Senate to-day Mr.. Hulm made a long
speech in favor of proposition to raise
Ia regiments of Kentucky infantry for
,-s purpose Of resisting all aggressions and
maintain the principles Of State rights.
TIE speaker desired that the troops should
4. any time be subject to the call of the
resident of the United States.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-There were
further unsuccessful ballots for senator in
the Maryland and Kentucky Legislatures
to-day.
The Committee of Investigation of the
South Carolina Union soldier murders
have summoned Generals Sheridan and
Thomas and the Secretaries of War and
the Interior.
There are heavy snow drifts three feet
deep here to-day. 1t is sleeting now.
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The Storm i'm MISUNDERSTANDING and
Loss OF Life.

B,,roH, January ls.-A girl, aged
twelve wears, persisted in the snow while
GINNING from school. Commodore George
:. Blake, a member of the lighthouse
hoard, aged Sixty-two, was lost yesterday
m the snow, and has not yet been heard of.
II. served forty-seven years in the navy.
Tie police assisted 10 their homes 100
women and children during the storm, most
q, whom would have persisted.
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Shin News.

New Yonk, January l9.-Arrived, Re-
he cca Clyde, Wilmington. The New YORK
pilot boat +. II. Perkins is reported sunk
on the nth of Sandy Hook by collision
with an unknown vessel. ~
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Inarex ON his Travels.

SAN FRANCISCO, January ia Du-
range letter of the 9th Of December an
nounces the arrival of Juarez there amid
the firing of cannon, &c. Six thousand
citizens escorted him. There are eighteen
Americans on his staff.
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Telegraph Operator Frozen to Death.
New YORK, January 20.-Oscar Willis,
one of the Oldest telegraph operators in the
country, was frozen to death last night on
his way home.
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Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, January l9.-Stocks ire.
eular. Money, per cent. Sterling ex.
Change, sixty days, 1872; sight, llo1s
Gold, 1869; shipments by outward steam
ers to-day were only sl56,O0O. 6-20's, 81
lo61a; ga, 1859; '65, lO57s. lo-4Os
s9A. 1905, lO43s.
Flour and wheat dull and dropping
Corn quiet. Pork shade firmer; new
mess, s2l.259$21.75; old, $l9.s7Gs20
Lard quiet at l2@l3Ic. Whisky dull
Cotton quiet at 35c. for middling uplands
Freights firm.
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The Steamboat Accident.

MEMPHIS, January 2O.-The steamer
Platte Valley has not gone to pieces. Some
baggage has been rescued from her. The
lost passengers were chiefly from the North.
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Arrest OF New Orleans Police BY the
Bureau.

New YORK, January IA dispatch
from New Orleans to the Tribune an
nounces the arrest Of forty policemen who
did their duty in the July riots there. The
arrests were made under the Civil Rights
bill on the oaths Of freedmen.
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IROUND PLASTEk.-We are pre-
" pared 70 III orders fer fresh GROUND Pas.
TIR. usW At. STOKES I 90.
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The Kentucky Election for senator.
FRANKFORT, KY, January ls.-Another
ballot for senator has resulted Speed, A. I;
Powell, 40; Harding, Al; Davis, s3-no
alact;on
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FOR RENT, n desirable BRIOK
hyVsh on Clay street between Msdi. ~
sna s,,ah sonros Containing seven rooms, E::
also! Also, an exsslient BRICK HOUSE on Finn Ds-
tween Leigh and Jsckson streets. .eontsinisg six
Also nsM FKAMED Dyr ve,ns
street between Duyal and Baker. cont, ,Uins tsree
rooms and good Kitchen, and . we'll Of sno1 nn.G
ALSO, neat FRAMED DWELLING. eou,.,n,,~
i've rooms, on Clay street between First Ana ~.
cond streets, with water In the yard. -
Also, the UPPER PART Of the house oceu,,.A
by George Timberlske 3 Son, containing six
rooms, and Q brick kitchen with two rooms, corner
Of Brook avenue aud Adams streets
Possession Of the above rseidsnses may % had
ct once. ~ ~ IeBgLL + DAVIS.
Real Bstate agents,
n lQ-t onn<>~its arrts wor1 ucssr
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

4 AAA AAs
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January H. Flour
CENTS light; market quiet. Wheat-no
arrivals winter red, $2.9O@s3.l0. Corn
white scarce prime, 81, 05 yellow plenty
at 97c .0sl. Glover seeds scarce at $500
1915. Whisky-outside lots, Sl.7OQS2
Cotton firm; uplands, 3412c. Coffee-l,5 500
bags Rio in port. Sugar firm at l01sG
1880.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, January 19.-Cotton un-
changed low middling, &c.; middling,
33c. Sugar in good demand; fair, llc.;
fully fair, l24c. Twenty one vessels, with
&C, 900 bales Of cotton, are detained at the
bar below for want of water.
AUGUSTA (GA.) COTTON MARKET.
AUGUSTA, Ga, January l9.-Cotton less
active; middling, Sl1ac.; strict, 500
321ac.; good, 33c.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, January l9.-Flour and
wheat firm. Corn easier at IN. Provi-
sions firmer. Mess pork, $2O.50, delivered
at Cairo. Bacon shoulders, To- 9c.; sides,
I31I@l31ac.; bulk shoulders, packed, &c.
whisky, s2.121s@s2.l5.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, January l9.-Cotton--Sales OF
$50 bales, market closing dull; middling,
SIC. receipts, 1889 bales.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, January ls.-Flour and
whisky unchanged. Hogs shade higher,
closing at s7.5OGss; receipts, 3,loo: Mess es
pork held at S2l, with buyers at s2o.5o.
Bulk meats held at % shoulders, $500
sl0. Lard, l2lac.
WILMINGTON Is. c.) COTTON MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January l9.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling, 3l1a@32c.
CHARLESTON Is. CO. COTTON MARKET.
CHARLESTON, January l9.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged at 331ac.
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RIcuxoSp. December a. se.'
DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION 70 inc
Is esnitai sroek OF the vlRaISiA Expkk>sc
COMPANY WILDE opsnad 1t she erzss o. in,sm "a
Branch Sons In The city OF k'ensus, ~ az, ~
seth Instant IIns gPji k ANDERSON,
wILIiAM N. LACGHLlN,
LANES =. A. TRQTTkR.
THOMAS FRANcH.
,.s-m JOHN B. MINOR.
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Hsrass greeley tssssssG 'CS4v1essasf

CHARLESTON, January l0.-The negro
Horace Greeley was to-day convicted Of
murder. His alleged accomplish was &C
quilted.
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A MEXICAN STABLES.--Theun UNDER
"a signed having leased the stable on Tsnsn
pied by Mr.. Xix, bsgs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that FROM and after dass
either by the day, week, or month, ON reasonable
terms. Having secured the ssryleesoi ~ uix
rs superintendent, ana having In his employ
bis ability TO give entire satisfaction to all who
shall ontrust their korses ~ his care. he re-
spec,fuiiy solieiss share OF patrons =. ,rp-sL
Ia lA--ts 8n u. CcIIA4te.
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BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
GINA COtP0g BONDS, CLOVER HILL RAIL.
Road BONDS and STOCK, and other securities
NEW VIRGINIA REGISTERED STOCK, 90.
ygRHhRHT SECURITIES Of all kinds, and biL.
YER wanted, for which the highest market Prise
viii be paid. c~,ouc a.,
eli parts Of the United states and cansdk;,~s ~
LOANS NEGOTIATED and DEPOSITS nv
CEIyED on the moe. favora bic terms i
az 20 HARRISON. 0oDDlS kAPPERSoh
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DACIFIC GUANO.--We are prepared
jsN 49, y a. y. eToxkx 4 90.
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ID EMOVAL.-The undersigned beg
III 10 inform their friends that they have removes
10 their NEW WAREHOUSE, la Pearl bloeks
Pourtse nth street between Main ana cary, WLsto
ney III be pleased to their customers ana Tue
public A large md well-selected stock OF uhU-
rERIEs, PROVISIONS. and LIQUORS always. on
hard to which they respectfully AK the ailention
of ihs trade JOHNSON u HUNT, 81 II
Fourteenth street s.E
In Its between Main and Cary.
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for Inflammation Of the Loins and Spleen In Drop
steal Affections and hillary secreions, or Obstruc
tons OF the Abdominal YIscera.
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SUPERIoR TEAS: - The lovers OF
all. H. asTH0SY's TEA STOKE, I9l Main street.
where they will have an opportunity 81 making
Consisting OF GUNPOWDER. IMPERIAL. YorA0
HYSoS, 00LoN6, and the celebrated ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEA. Families IN want Of coed tea
requested to call at the above esisnlish ueni, .!
they will save from ten TO nileen per cent and
get . good article. ANHoSy,
ia II SIX doom above thu spotswood Hotel.
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1N0e 80 snC SuVws
BosToN, January 19.-Commodore Blake,
who had been lost in the snow since Thurs
day last, was found to-day safe in hut.
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DOR RENT.-Ihe subscribers, in
IL tending, as soon as II shall have been ~
completed, 70 move TO their new store, In III
Lancastsr'r block, on Pearl street between .GlA
Main and Cary, offer for rent the large and Conn
modious WAREHOUSE now occupied by them. on
Fourteenth street near the Exchange Botels The
house II in the centre of the city, and Is admirably
adapted 10 heavy grocery or commission busi-
ness. Possession will be given about the 18th Of
January, proximo.
de Is GORDON CRlNGAN.
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CASCARILLA BARK
DASDELI0N,

was known and used in Germany for Dyspepsia
Chronic DiarrhGa, Cholic, Dysentery, and disease,
of the Stomach and Bowels, as early as 1000.
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TOR RENT TO DAIRYMEN.-The
II DWELLING with large garden, or II
chard, lot, and stable, with facilities for al
farm one and half miles above the city. Also,
for rent, the HOG PENS, with privilege Of an On.
limited supply OF swill.
de 2t-ts q, A. CRENSHAw.
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.DLEASANT READING
roc WINTER EVENINGS
the author Of Bessie MELVILLE" &c. ~.
IDALIA, Novel. By Ouidas' 81.
ROBERT ssVERsE; His Friends and his Enc
BIB BROOKE PossBRooKB, Novel. BY Charles
The RICHMOND ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for ia.
nuary. Subscriptions received.
GOETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH 4 CHILD.
3l.75.
THE AsEssTs = E s.tsi B''n Of the Nile
sPENCEs ANECDOTRs, Observations and Cha.
saetsrs q Books and hsn-a choice and rare
RoI sale By wo0DHoUsg Z PARHAM,.
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D. I.-I8VV-A.
Intelligent persons and physicians can judge o
the efficacy of the Plantation Bitters from the fol
lowing partial formula.
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ROCHESTER, December 2s, 1861.
"MEssRs. z. II. DRAKE: Gentlemen,-l have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or four
year,, and tried many remedies without effect. i
had to abandon my profession, and suffered greatly
from everything ate. | have now tried the L Ian
tation Biiters-they helped mel continued their
use, and am now nearly a well man. know Of
several similar cases.
" Respectfully yours,
rev. J. 5. CArHoRS."
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GORDor 4 CRINGAN.

EARM OF FIFTY ACRES OF PRO-
L DUCTlvE LAND, TWO MILES WEST -
os RICHanND, FOR REhT Being about I'D
venient to my business. | will rent out to suit
able person, GLEN ELLEN, my presen, residence,
with garden, and orchard containing every variety
or select fruit, with the whole farm, as may bs
preferred. The dwelling has nine rooms besides
cellars, store.room, wardrobes, groen house, bath.
house. SC, sc. The place is remarkably healthy,
and in every respect = most desirable residence.
Apply to JAMES T. SUTTON. JR.,
de ia Pension Office, Custom house. =
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NOTICE TO STUDENTS AND PLY
~ siCIANs RANDOLPH ENGLISH, ls3d
MAN fTseti have received several hundred vo-
,1mes nEDiCAL WORKS, many Of them yslua-
PIE. Iney are offered for sale for the next ten
days at very low prices, somo At one. nth Of what
they cost. In
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that the distincshcn is kept up thro'
all eternity. ] give these merely ez
examples. We shell hev it tinisht in
few days. and iffunds can be rails
&C, shell publish it. Sich a vershun
Nv the Skr.pters is needed.
l End the Demokratic mind is ex-
crcised over the question NV tho snc-
ccssion 10 Wade. My voice is for Val
landygnm Never was there such n
saint, never was there a man so abus-
ed by the tyranikcl minions of ire
sponsible power. He hcz suffered for
US. and now he must hev his reward.
If he hez bin urged that the ten cent
coleckshen in 1863 was sufficient
pay for his marterdnn', | deny II. !
know all about it. lie got nothin
nv it. Every l)cmokrat in Ohio who
he'd taxes to pay, or VINO wanted q
n new pair NV pants. or whose boots
need halt solin, took upa collekshnn
for Vallandygun. I know that's 50
for I wuz Demokrat in Ohio, labor
in under pckooniary embarrassment
/ in them days myself Let Vallandy.
gum hev the place so well earned.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, ?. NJ,
(Which is Postmastcr).
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The Post thinks this fnanifosta.
ton of the people will DO u passing
intended to rcbuke
their faults and bring them back to
moderation and common sense poll
cy.
New York, Nov. G.
The vote for Sheriff in this city
was quite close. O'Bricn, Tammany
candidate, elected by $50 votes over
Connolly, Mozart nomination..
The New York Herald's special
gives dctailcd accounts of Garibaidi's
defeat and capture. Ic was sur
priscd and attacked in the front nni
bo,n tanks Gariballi's. force num-
bering about 5000. They fought
one honr and then retrcated toward
Monlrcndo and made stand aud
for over two hours the fight was con-
tinued when Garibalbi's retreat be-
came an utter route. Garibaldi had
to be dragged away from the bat
tie. He lost 900 men killed and
1000 prisoners. Loss of Papal forces
not SO heavy. Mcnotti Garibaldi
was slightly wounded in the leg
When Garibaldi left for Florence
he made. no parting address, and
looked old haggard and disappoint.
cd. Revolutionary movement is bro
ken down all over the territory
There were no French troops enga-
ged except few who went IN as vol
unteerS.
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T.. MORE, President,
b. w. SEARLE. Ser'y, pro tenn.


THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION OF
the Abba District Iowa Conference
viii ha i aid II D,oonf;e,d on TIA Or
"a az 80.
'na = '''''
opening sermon on the evening O
the 18th, 10y ] B. Hardy, after which
the Association will be organized on
the evening Of the 26th sermon by
O. Burgess. On the evening of the
9th a eencral experience mec,ino
M. .,,,,,,;.
go so 00e'
ass'S :. =, 4, Il,
ruolc Ah'usehlei''' : y; McDonaia
i.alio'i''t'ahi' 1Aoph'ns
nepenlahee, T. o'epnehson'
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West Virqiuia.

They had an election in this new
heritage of Freedom, carved out of
the Old Dominion, the other day, for
members of the Legislature and other
important officers, ard at which
the Republicans elected twenty-five
members ofthe Senate and forty four
members Of the House, while the
Copperheads only returned two
members of tho Senate and eleven
members Of the Houst. How are
you reaction!
Let the rooster be trottcd out for
another Democratic victory.
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Gen. Crocker's Monument
Association.
DEs NoINrS Oct. % '6-.

~ 40 4hoAN'sN, WV ~, W.
GcnLL III. FUTILE, Pres't.
r. ". PALMER, Vice Prest't.
B. r. ALLEN, Treasurer.
z. Z. lVITHRO ", Secretary.
General J. A. Williamson, r. NJ. Cas-
sadly, Major Hoyt Sherman, General
Ed. Wright, j. G. Saverv, Executive
Committee. General j. MI. futile,
General J. a. Williamson, General
n. =. Baker, Committee on plans for
Monument.
At q meeting on the 18th inst it
was resolved, t..at as 1 number of Of
iicers and men OF the. 2nd Iowa In
tantry, and the 18th Iowa Infantry,
and OF the brigade which General
Grocker commanded, hal expressed
u desire to contribute to the proposed
monument, that Adjntant General
Baker be requested to Issue circu-
lar to the officers aud men Of said
regiments in relation thereto.
In accordance with the duty as
signed me, request that those who
wish to contribute for the erection o.
a monument at Des Moines, in mem
Dry of General M. M. Croker, vii
forward the amount of contribution.
to B. +. Allen, Banker, Des Moines
Iowa. Treasurer of thru hssuriation
Those who have already subscribed
are requested to pay the amount O
their subscription forthwith to tn,
Treasurer before named.
n. 3. BAKER,
FOR COM.
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Something Worthy Of Notice,
TO FARMERS and H0RSEMEN!

Doctor Barnum will remain in Ottum wa
Tor a few weeks. for the purpose of trent
competent s veterinary surgeon. The l ~
will treat sravins, splints. ringbones and
curbs on the mo cure no pay" principle.
The DR.. also treats all diseases on purely
scientific principles. uall and see him, at
Abrahams d Carwiless Livery Stable.
The Doctor takea pleasure III referring
the public to W. ENNIS, Druggist,
Us. WOLF, and
D. D. ABRAHAMS.
Nov4lS65-dwiws
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Proceedings Of the First Annual Con.
vention oftho Washington town.
ship Sabbath School Association.
ASHLAND, Oct. 3oth, '67.
The first annual Convention of the
Washington Township Sabbath
School Association. assembled in the
NJ. r. Church, Ashland Iowa.
The opening services were condnc-
ted by L. Moore, Esq. Rev. j. NJ.
McElroy, delivered the Introductory
address, calling attention to the
great necessity OF continuing sabbath
schools during the winter months !;
the powerful influence which it OK
crts for christianity, elevating espcc
tally the youth of our land to the
highest standard Of moral greatness,
and the importance of living lives,
devoted and constant laborers for
the Sabbath School cause.
The question box was then open
ed, and 1t was moved that Brothers
Waring and McElroy, answer the
questions alternately, as read by the
Secretary. Lost.-Varions interest
ing interogatoi.ics were read and
and answered. o3
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed until O'Clock p. m.
7o'clock p. m.-The opening SER
vices wero conducted by Rev. b.
A collection was taken up TO as
sist in defraying tho expenses Of
printing the proceedings Of the coun-
ty Sabbath School Convention.
Rev. J. Craig Rev. r.. Myers. Rev.
j. NJ. McElroy and Rev. e. II. War
ing, addressed the convention. The
addresses were cddiiying, earnest
and spiritual.
1t was moved that the second an
nual convention of the Washington
! tip. S S. Association, be convened on
the third Sunday in July, 1863
Carried. ,.r
4 The Secretary offered the follow
ing which was unanimouslyadopted:
/ Resolved, That this convention
tender their most sincere thanks to
Reys. J. NJ. McElroy and e. II. War
ing, for the great interest they have
i taken, and the carnestness with
which they have labored for the pro.
motion Of the Sabbath School cause
| among US. ,4 f a@.a
/ T.. MORE, President,
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GEN. Crock ER-We direct atten-
ton TO the circular Of Adjutant Gen.
N. Is. Bakerin another column. call
for subscriptionsto the Croker Mon
uIaent Fund.
1t is especially directed to- the
comrades Of his old commands to wit:
the I'd Iowa Of which he was Capt.
and Major, the 18th Iowa of which
he was Colonel, and the Iowa Brig
AIDE consisting of the 18th, 18th, 18th
and 10th, which he commanded so
long with such distinguished reputa-
ton. Gen. Croker was one Of the
bravest and best soldiers that gave
his life for his country in the late
war, and tho members Of his i'm.
mediase command, and the soldiers
end citizens generally of Iowa should
contribute with alacrity toward the
erection of a monument to conmemo
rate his faithful and gallant services
TO his country.
The monument is to be erected at
Des M oines, and the names Of the
gentlemen attached to the circular.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-07

NOIICE.-I hereby warn all persona,
from taking any assignment Of promis
sorry note made by me to James NJ Hun
ter. on or about the 22d day or August.
1867. calling for Two Hundred Dollars, pay-
able six moths after date. the same being
obtained from me by fraud. / am deter.
mined not to pay the said note unless COM
PEELED by due. course of law.
j. A. HA RROLD.
:. Des Moines TIP, Mahaska Co., lows.
Nov 4. l867-dwlt.* :.