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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29
CRIsPER COMA.

Obi shewas beautiful and fair. 81
With starry eyes and radiant hair
Who's curling tendrfls son, entwtned,
unclaimed the very heart and mind.
ORIsPEK COMA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-29

An Addendum to the John Brown
song runs thus
Awen bail Jeff. Davis with a hundred thou.
sand dollar bond,
With the names Of SeTIit Smith and Horace
Greeley thereupoh,
And We'll feast the gallant traitor when the
cruel war IS done,
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ASTRCLOCY.
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April 20, 1867 24:ly.
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!T Jaurez. the Mexican President, car
,ied Oh small cigar factory in New Or
leans, from 1852 to 1856. while in exile,
and it is said that during that time ac-
quircd thorough knowledge Of our pc:
litical and judicial systems.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-05

~ Prentice says it is pity the cleo
lions at the South cannot take place early
in the Spring, for, although the negroes
there are strong now, they will be stronger
in dog days.
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR
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by
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Qri1inal Notiee.
10 G Washington Near, defendant:

TO U WdsHlnxtUn Msslfi uusruuHut
yyoU are hereby uotfed that there nov on file In
the Clerks oiee OF the District Court OF Lee toun
a., I5sa, at Keoknka petition Of Geo. Il. kilbourne
claiming jndg sent against you O. Wsshinst blssr-
Tor the sum Of fesu Handred D3ltars apon yous sort
gage ana notes made to D. W Kilbourne upon the fol-
II wing described prt mise to~it Lots vs t5 and sx
(s block forty nine (t9l D. w. Kbomn es Ad iitpn to
the city Of Keokuk in Lee County, Iowa and in.t
you praying Tor the TO eeosure Of s.ii mortgage, the
sale OF sal ~ enise 10 OF sa!d debt thc sxtip sh
meut all equity of reden pton and f1s asnsel hlis
Nov You mu,t appear aud ans ger aid petition by
noon Of cay OF The next OF said Court to
be held the first Monday Of 1eSruary lsde ,or jutx.
meut will be had therein prayed for, by default
II SCOTT HOWELL
noy2i-wei Airy for Plaintiff
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UI0 MUM y AlI1 !
RAIL II Old.
MRgl az
OPEN TO pEs poINEss-ls2 MILES.
~DWUHANGE OF TIME.~
Or and after MONDAY, October 18th. 1867 and astil
further notice, Trans win run daily. Sundays sx.
N0.I..mAIL.
Leaves Keokuk At. ....- 900 q. m.
Arrives at pes Moines Al 30 p. N.
NO. S.-MAIB. sssi&s
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go NO. 3-MIxED. 6s7' sf ~,
.ssses hso n NJ
A,uyss 1t Do Aetnes q 2sl5 =. n.
] x4s 4s NO. 4-MIxED.
rs,,a Des aones a.
~ " No. S-MIx1D.s - ~ -
Leaves Kenkuk roo .. m.
Arrives At Dss Moinss Loo 3. m.
NO. 0-MIXED.4 s.sS4fss
Leaves Des Moines at. .. m.
Arrive 1t keokk p.
10.ChioAGetimsis the standard by which Ailtrelns
vii ron, and II about u minutes fAstsr than Keokuk
u Paassngerrfrom Keoknk, BY the $50 4. n. end
pany for all pcinh West.
Passengers for the East BY III 90 and 80 p.
trains from De Moines make close and certain
tons with the Toledo WdbasA and Waters Rai,sdy and
will ind this the o direct roe to all pointa East snd
Nsss az Quick and Fare UniforSsly ~ L>p
A. BY Azy ether 1suts-
THROUGH TI0x0T1
To all the principal points sst for sale u tbs os Of
the Company in ottumws, Eddyyilie, 0ykAltqsa, Rsa
Monroe Des Moines and fof Ill points Wss1 1t ths
DepotTicket Once, Ksokuk. 0Io. WILLIAMS,
JOHN dIVIN. SnpRtntsadsat.
Gen'l Ticket Aet. oc2s
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To Frank l. Wilder, defendant: ~
Wow are hereby notified that therefs NV "a lr In
i the Clerks ga Ct the District Ceprt II Lee Ceun-
~ isss at ook,.k, pr4hon OF Sees 3. Il ate1 ne.
claiming fudgment sssir yeu n shk r.. Wider for
the sum of five Thousand Dollars upon your mortsx
mace 70 D. W kbourne, upon tho following described
premises o-wit Lot. nine Co. and ten o), block ty
i've (5sl Kiibosrn4s Addition 70 ahs city OF Keokuk
IN Lee County, Isws " Ing In H. tssrlosure Of SAID
mortgage tito sale of sad premises to pay On said debt
the satus Of 81 equity " rseupeAs - for
1fneral relief
"a ow you must appear and ans said petition by
noon of the seosnd day OF the ofsaid Court
be held on the Monday OF February 1855 juds-
mens will be hid therein, Is pFsycd ~, ~ 4eAnH
II. SsOfr HOW'LL,
nose7-wed ID Atty for Plaintiff.
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cr,2in,i Notice.

To Frederick Door, O. W. Taylor, Jacob shinar, John
shiasr, and wm II Wi lama. defsadsntss 5
vyoU are hereby notified that lhrrc Is n's In
i the Clerks efice Of the District court Les County
Iowa, at Kevkuk. petition in equity by Geo. Eli
bourne praying for ind mant against you. Frederick
Dsor fur The ssm Of Two Hundred aud Ei(sy Declare,
on ,onr mort gage to D. ". KisssfDA abdAd ae1nsi
said Frederick Soor TO said D. W. Knbodtns Uto6 les
six 6 block 1881 In kibou mes Addition 70 TIE city
okuk Lee County Ioaa, the sale Of said lot exta-
relief.
Nov each Of Jon must appear and answer said petition
by OF the second day Of the next term Of
to be held on .the Arat MNaAay q lebIanSy, - n
emf Will y hs4 tAereD ~ d1lAlt t9prs e@tos
nov2r-HNd f}tf,s ttoFSSH
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1t only remains for me to add that the pail
bearers were four of his comrades and CO.
Temperatures o. 9uilford-GeorQe A. Focte,
uncle of II. w. Beecher, Sherman Graves,
Ralph ID. Smith, and Robert Hunt.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-31

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The Herald's
Leaveuworth special says: Persons
from For. Gibson report the cholera as
raging there. Twelve hundred people
fed from Ellsworth City, last week.
The average mortality is twelve per
day. Nine out of every ten persons at
tackled die in from two to fifteen hours.
The place is almost completely desert
ed, and an attack from Indians is ex-
day are reported at Fort Harker. The
scourge has also broken out among the
troops at Forts Larned and Dodge.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-Western dis
patches say there were six cases and
Two deaths from cholera at Fort Harker
on Saturday. Sixteen cases had &C.
CURED among the Kansas volunteers at
Fort Larned. The disease had also APP
peared among the troops guarding the
railroad construction party beyond
Fort Harker, and several deaths had
occurred. Lieut.. Col. McGilrs wife
died of cholera near Fort Lyon on the
10Th. Lieut.. Helm died at Fort Larned
on the oath and Capt. Bloodgood of the
So h Infantry, 1t is reported, has died
beyond Fort Larned while en- route for
New Mexico. Father Demortes, Catho-
lie priest at st. Mary's, Mo-, died on
Thursday night near Ellsworth, where
he had been attending cholera patients.
He had been among Potawattomie In
dams seventeen years and was much
respected throughout Kansas.
The Indians had commenced depre-
dations on the stage route between Den
yer and Salt Lake. Big Pond station
was burned, some stocks stolen and two
or three coaches chased and fired upon.
Gen. Augur arrived at Omaha yester-
day.
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advance Of per cent. ON Saturdays
prices. AfIerward, in the Long Room,
Erie rose u, and the whole list was
steady, bn: irregular on Erie. at 1890
the market was heavy, Erie severely
pressed by cash stock, aud the whole
list q of from the highest point. At l
O'Clock prices were a shade better on
Erie, bat weak on Michigan Southern,
Rock Island and Northwest. After
ward there was an attempt to rally,
bidding Erie up 10 III, but 1t soon
broke to 765s, with heavy market.
There was a strong combination to
break the market per cent. If possi-
BILE. At $3.50 the market was heavy,
with strong disposition to sell. Al 8
O'Clock Ere declined to 76, and the
whole market was off per cent. The
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market was steady, but inactive.
Money easy at 3H5 per cent. More
capital Offering than can be used, and
ali the elements of continued specula-
ton are seemingly present. -.u