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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

GOLDEN BITTERs.-Hubbel's Gold.
en- Btters are rapidly gaining world. wide rep.
HtatiOn. Read the following:
PARIS, France, June 2, 1864.
MeSsrs. Hubbel d Co.-Gents: lea say that
your Golden BitteTs Ia the most wonderful medi-
cine in the world. 1t acts truly in most mirac-
ulous way. Suffer- ng with dyspepsia oftne most
painful kind, used the Golden Bitters prepared
by Messrs. Hubbel & Co. and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros
perity and great success in the curing of all the
complaints that afiict the human frame,
am gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASHIER FABRIGOU.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
Robbed.

BosToN, December 26.-On Saturday
night the safe in the Dronlis House OIL
Bowdain street, was robbed of $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
Fran Cincinnati

| CINCINNATI, December 26.-Weather
cloudy; thermometer So degrees. A
heavy rain last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

New YORK, January 18th, 1864.
HsSsrS. Geo @. Hubbel d Co.
Gentlemen Your BitteTs having besn suck a
blessing in my family that cannot refrain from
sending yoH this testimonial. In December last
my wife was very -COnfnement-and got
40 very low that some good stimulant was abso-
lutely necessary. / tried wine bat IL did no good
Having bottle Of Golden Bitters" which had
been given me by friend, thought would
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought I
would give them trial. can truly say that
my wife gained strength and hath with every
dose. In one month she was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do / recommend them TO all
ladies as \ gentle and strengthening stimulant.
Yours &C.,
GEO. A. j. NORMAN,
la West 3Tth street, n. 7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
steamer Burned.

CHARLESTON, December 25.--The
steamer Raleigh took fire on Tuesday
the oath inst at noon. A number OF per
sons were saved. The following are
lost Henry Pelvin, chief steward; Ihos.
Collopy, third steward; James Penheld,
waiter; Thomas Brannan, pantryman;
Martin A. Boz, VIM. Welsh, boy OF
New Orleans: Joshua A. Silvernail, coal
passer; d. Savelle, fireman; Mrs. Bry-
ant, passenger. The fate of several, in
eluding Captain Marshman, is, up to
this time, unknown.
LATER.
CHARLESTON, December 26.-The fol-
lowing saved from the Raleigh are now
here: Purser McManus and wife; ID. b.
Rice, chief engineer; John Smith, sea-
man: Thos. Heating, baker; Joseph
Crowley, Sd cock; Jas. Mcdonald, sea-
man; Margaret Murth, stewardess; Capt.
Mills, officer of the New York Police;
Chas. Whitson, passenger; G. w. Bart
lett, chief officer; Gordon Young, ID Off
Ger, Chas. Smith, quarter master, Gibb-
ney Messmau, Thomas Z. Brown. tire
men; Z. Roberts, steerage passenger; q.
Short, steerage passenger; Francis NJ.
Hall, steerage.
The following are probably saved:
G.. p. Marshman, Jr., n son OF Capt. Fat
rick Harrington, fireman; Jno. l. Lar
kins, fireman; Eugene Ellis, cabin boy.
These persons escaped in largo boat
and are known to have Others with them
above named unknown and it is be-
lieved they picked up several persons
who were floating on portions of the
steamer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

Tile unsolicited recommendations we receive
from all parts of the globe prove them to be just
exactly what We claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
Then tciQ InuiJorate and Strengthen;
They fortify he system against the eritxe6ects 81
Un,CholesOme Water;
They iCiH cure DyspepSiGi
They IoiH cure Heartburn;
Then IciH cure Headache;
They lCiH cure Jdundiee;
They lciu cure Sea Sickness;
Then iciH cure General Debility;
They tciH create a healthy Appetite
Then contain no Poisonous Drug;
Then lcu inUigordte the system " digestion, and
moderately increase the temperature OF the
body and the force of the circulation, acting in
fact rs general cOrrobOrant of the system.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

ENDOrNobhLN We LIE hboo'
-. The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merOus important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
the Sun, and many other papers, notices of which
appeared again and again before the public, bes
sides his standing as a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, is a sufficient guaranty to the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. aug5-dly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
FINE ARTS.

The Catholic Publication Society Nassau-st,
has recently received copy The Lives Of the Saints"
with acknowledgements by Kclcrhoven This Is very
beautiful and costly book and the copy which Mr. hehoo
has elegantly bound by Courteous Of Paris us greatly
20 enhance Its value and make Il one Of the choicest
books for present that readily be found Keller
hoven connected his most honoraby with the
Of ohromohography, and this work is only one OF
many splendid productions which bear his name His
skin hns greatly contributed 10 the Deahty anu NlIuc ~
Gahabands new work On tho Architectural i the Min
and XVIII Centuries and he has MISC reproduced some
Of the masterpieces " the early Flemish maStes, ~
manner that nothing TO be desired Work ke ms
f. Of enduring value and becomes, indeed more precious
with time.
Mr.. Andrew Scott of Flushing writes us ms
follows: "In THE TRIBUNE Of oct 30 1t s mentioned that
the marble bust Of Dr. Do lewis which Is on exhibition
In Boston, tho work OF Edmonia Lewis. colored Amef
can girl now Rome lis the first work OF the kind sent
from Europe ~ America from the hands OF coloied
artist Mrs. H. r. Pen II Flushing. while IN Europe IN
1885, obtained from Miss LOWS most inlei'slhs hnn
rrures.ifn group u MARBLE representing we h"t'i'b 81
.. rld 81 Iluu.. 8, ll Laufts uI AAi L-Ae te.i,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS OF
CONNECTICUT.

The second annual Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF Cunm ,nhl' 'glli ia
sessOns Tuesday Hartford About 20 AS,"clhti3ls
Trprcsrittd. Tie Convention Wac thltu Ia OIurT
by the President, Prof Cyrus NOtBiup Of ale college,
After religious exercise the tombiiices we've appointed
Pending Tie report of the Committee on OigliAa1oh'
the following question submitted: How Gun Tie
Associations best accomplish the primary Object 81 Their
establishment VIZ: the social ana moral culture ana con,
version OF young men," Franklin Chamberlain ana
T. H. GNillm Of Hartford male t" 1IeS'r &C.,
ported rs follows: Franklin Chamherlln Oi lhltioiu'
President; Prof Cyrus NOrtlrup, New.iaVcni Z. NJ
r. Bcnhnm, Meiiden, Vice Prs'rnlS H. Is. GMillnn'
Hartford; Prof. d. n. Camp New-Brtalh Strrvlhiles
Tie change In the Presidency was made because Oh INC
state Of rrOf. EOrh0ps health The C3nn,es Oh ir
.y Chairman Of tho Executive COmmtler' inhde Nrr
bal report. This included the following; BrhnIo A ~
BabcOck, President, organized june ~, 1901, .,
June o. 1853 60 members; Hartford, Franklin tbHhWI
Lin, Feb. ~, 1867, J25 members Mcrldel D. H. btchon
ridge, March, 1861 800 iuenbeisi Mddltt0Wn, "
Vincent Collin June I, 1865, $40 memimfsi hlImu
". ID, Trowbridgc, rs membersi New London, y. -
Wittlcsey, june 1867, i25 memberri New britain. ID ~
Camp Oct 70, 1867: New Haven. cyrus NoithfOp, Juy
TO- lsGG, $50 members NOrwalk James r. bafDuiiT req
o. 1857 100 members South-NOrwHik, d. L. MllaI Mhloh
n, 1887, members Norwich, Isaac H. Bromley OCT
~. 1867. $50 mombers Unionyie, - o. foIef, Sept S
1861 members: Waterbury d. J.. Smith, May looe, iSV
membeTs Woodbury., q members Associations are also
organizing In Ans0lia, Plymouth, Seymour. Nllste"u
aud WestIlnriord Reports OF the various Associations
were then snbllted by the members Nearly III "eio
highly encouraging. -, ,,,.
In connection with the meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Associations Christian Convention ui hlhS
ters and laymen was held at the same me lor VIC lhr
pore Of considering the subject OF home eYnhgcnLlloh
and the Sunday School and the claims ~ ChTlst On to
efforts OF His people Ex-Gov. VIM. A. buckingham pre-
eded, with j. q. Grlswod Of Hartford ana Z. ~. WICK
OF New Haven as Secretaries. Addresses were hhe "
eX-Goy. Buckingham, the Rev. hessrs Could LORD Ban
ford, Billiard, aud others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
CHARLES DICKENS,
VAI,IOs,

The Boston Advertiser says: Mr.. Charles
Dickens has sent his agent again with full power
10 make all arrangements for His proposed visit TO
America next month. Mr.. George Dolby arrived Fri
day IN the China and will very 10 the pub
hc the programme for Mr.. Dckrns's readings In
principal cities. We understand Mr.. Dickens can give
only limited number Of evenings. as he must he back IN
England In ear, Spring, and that this be his only
visit 20 this country lie intends his return TO En-
gland 10 give farewell series Of readings and thus close
those remarkable entertainments with which he has de-
lighted the English public during the last ten years bIr
Dolbys address is at the publishing house of Messrs
TicknOT Fields.
tits Mr. Dickenss nvnriable custom, when giving pub
lie readings 10 devote himself entirely 60 IL as business,
and TO accept friendly invitations which would tend
10 take M s time and distract his attention IL Is quite
course ia America, and % decline without exception the
Offe Of Hospitality which will undoubtedly be extended
20 him from all sides This H. perhaps unfortunate for
mot 10 speak Of private dsalpOintments-Mr Dickens
r. acute observer az all time, ana our hotels are not
the best places 10 study American character II Is not
set certain Whether Mr. Dickens VIII read Drht III TINS
ely or In Hcwluik ia Boston, ho VIII occupy Tie
fremont Temple; aud IN Ncw-fOrk, Dodw0iihs nan.
In The fremont Temple, all The seats VIII prulnily DO
reserved and viii be sold Tor dollar and hall of Two
dollars according 10 ucatiuu We are not ii postl"i'
However "a anI0uuce This TUFItYclyi ~ We nave thid
the OH, al siatin"r 81 Mr. Dirhcuss pans Nl bt unde
very ,0nn. Mr. bclens VII tFt passage 800 tho CuDa'
which .liH lUTt A. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
Totnl. ll.s0s Q

This il an average benefit allowance OF ys. per hrad
yet for protection To such large inns these Organizations
have To- dcpeud upOn the honesty OF those who IN
trusted with them They cannot register under tho
English law applying To- Benefit Friendly, Building ana
other Proyirnt associations, II any portion Of Their
funds are used In aid Of wOrknen Who "On the
strike" have been "lOcked out" or are otherwise
making combined efforts TO increase their wages. They
camel even under recent decisions separate their pure
~ beneficiary funds from those that arc designed
Tor trade purposes, aud thus gain protection,
II f. ihe attempt 60 alter this state ~ ntuie that
created thcradcs Inquiry Conmisslou Whether justly
O. Inl Lid Tic WORKING class leaders believe tai II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

mai In design nnd beautiful In execution This has nav
been publicly exhibited being too YGghty aud 10, f 81.
Tor transportatioD II has been much admired by II
who have it," -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01

WOODBRIDGE, N. J.-Last week, clothing,
musical Instruments, &c wcro stolen from plr kehHi,,
Eyass house The thief having been caught descrlh'u
himself Geo. Armstrong Of Brooklyn he was mon
90 tho New I'umswick JAN. We 10 apparently wei eau
l.fu.l. ANA 3D. -. other diam. u. lii.Hu1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-16

MIsroRruHEs OF 4 LOCAL EDrroR.-The
trials Of local reporter are numerous, and
often times most confoundedly disagreesble,
and in the experience of Jerks, which 10
give below, is summed up the programme 70
which . local reporter is treated through his
"eventful career wAeiher it be Of long or
short duration. But We introduce you to
our friend and = fellow sufferer = Jentlsnan
Jerks, Esqr. who says:
I'll misfortune will oyertake any one, We
believe that person to be local edaor.
Misfortune appears to have . particular
liking for that unfortunate class Of individuals.
No other Miss has the same weakness.
No good ever comes to local editor.
Everything bad he gets easy.
Every one says he is an inquisitive CUES.
Supremacy impudent.
Aud always attending to other peoples
business.
Wherever he goes people act suspicious
Ct him.
II he asks . question he will be told 70
mind his business.
II there il o public entertainment, four
hundred and fifty get mad because he don't
''piich into -four hundred and fifty eet
mad because he does, and another four humid.
red and Fifty don't care : continental any
way, although if you do they get mad, and If
you don't they get ditto.
You print q story to day.
To morrow you hare 70 take it back or take
. whipping.
Espxciallyif you are ! small man or . boy.
A local editors best capital is:
rgpJd deal Of cheek.
And some common sense.
The latter is not 20 much needed, g the
public will not recognize it as readily ~ they
do lie cheek part.
Modesty is not needed.
It's great drawback.
We commenced business a. local editor
on z morning paper q the age Of nineteen.
Oar capital consisted of an UNUSUAL amount
Of modesty.
But il sooo run out-if il hadn't We should
have been 90 utter failure
Our first attempt was 1t reporting dog
eight. which occurred between two small does
aud three large men.
It's n fatal stroke.
Never report q dog fight, nor any other
fight.
It will invariably get you into row Of , our
own.
Be careful whom you question.
Some people will tell you the whole story
ALI about it, but those are the people that
don't know anything about-if hey did, they
wouldn't be anxioas to tell.
These who do know will never tell any
thing. and always swear if you don't have =
full report the next morning.
A local editor should never report Z man
killed or droyned. or mysterioasly disap-
peared or anything che, unless he has the
facts dir.ci from the person.
Then, ii not often safe.
Oh. it's nice TO be . local editor.
Because you can have every thing you
want by paying for it.
A local editor is % popular-vith those
who don know kim.
We have served our time q the besiness-
are completely disgasted.
Shall Try aud get . bill passed prohibiting
the existence Of locsi editors b. law.
Itis nuisance 10 the pabise.
And demorslising t. ,hsassfvss
We are totally wrecked.
We sign thus:
Piaye1sstsdly Thine,
s.J.xTlxnAx Jsaxs.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-16

ROE ROT, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, 1t
o'clock p. m, and departs Wednesday and
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
AN0Y JOHN SON, Arrives on Wednes-
day and Saturday, 1t p. IN, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, at am.
LUCY 08RTRAaa, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, at6p. m, and departs on Friday and
Tuesday, At Z =. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-16

A French "LocALa REPoRTER.-
Pssis correspondent Of the New York 4imes,
in letter dated June 10, thus writes the
history Of reporter Who persisted in taking
notes under circumstances which would havs
compelled many men, Of extraordinary cour-
age even, to desist and seek place Of
safety:
Matthew Donzelot was, in 1880, local
for the Aorifexr, and was found by . friend
during the memorable July days Of that year
in the midst Of shower Of clubs and stones
list vers flying between the military and the
cdn0iile, taking nbies. Whist are you doing
here, you poor devil? You'd better get away
from here If you want to have your skin
WHOLE said one. Donzelot paid no attsn-
tion, but kept on busilv noting down the facts
Of the contest. i tell you, Donzelot, you'd
better follow me, II you have any regard for
yonr lfe,' said be aGair, ~ be turned 70 lesys.
God forbid 7 said the impertuEbable local,
and hs kept on with his Account Seeing
his friend making preparations for has.y
retreat, he coolly called out to him, But, ]
cay, Thomas, if you'r going that way, will
you just take these sheets into our Office, and
tell them shall stay to get the continue
ton! Z
"An hour latee The soldiers received orders
to Ere With ball cartridges, and. in the first
volley, Donxelot was hit by ball. A sur
gson came running TO him. You are wound.
edr aaksd no. Yes, said Donsslot, and
pretty badly. too, 1 take it, for can't write,
l 6nd.' Never mind your writing said tho
surgeon, you're badly hurt; you must be
bound to the table There's not 90 much
hurry shout that, doctor. Every man TO his
profession. It's my business 10 write IN &C.
count Of this affair, and if you really want to
do me . service beg you to carry these notes
to our Office, and add this postscript: $3.50
p. m. A volley fred By the National Guard
81 this moment resulted in wounding three
citizens and killing one.'' The wounded
see we'll enough, said the surgeon, but
where 10 the dead man?' i am he, said
Don1elot, and expired
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financial .ano Gonm.rnal.
4 Eth BIZ TELEGRAPH

Chicago marxss.
By TslsSraph.l CHrcAso, July Is.
Tiosr-Markst less sctivs and snors dmcult 10 sell
pommon brand; ground extras ,h.e Ter; vim
Ter extras dull sapsr asA aasouad sprns sa $40 50
Oil %; us,oasA - 50 - IS; supsr - %. R,eH7s
Wh~at-Maks t weaker and lower prices being under
tbs costrol OF fsv opsrator Who pat rates up down
1t will No spring u Ii; No Isl sOol M; fresh At r.
vonts Aosses 81 co.
cora-Lov.; No .. ssssal; No at 7s,<eK re-
isst.d II ssak
osts-shnsr; ssLets.
Rye-eesres anything doing; No in store at osDe'.
wool-hark.s fairly opened, and for the pest week
Ass been aetvs prices ruling steady though not
ssits high anticipated; sal~s u at 3t8s7
netinu 1t u; unws.hsd 1t q: medium to ans $500
Ans extra condition al; tnb worth <404o
non 20 449.
La.bsr-Rsceipts large; pric.a Arm and unchanged;
SALES joists and ,iab+r. connoa tia % strip sls;
coarse mixed al 50.
Provi kst Les active. m,.s pork arm Al "a
soea -; shosdsrs q c sd.s 1s< snd scarcs rough
and short ,tsbsd above buyers views
LAra-Me higher. ls< being efssed sor primo stssn.
faIlow -Eirm
Foretgn markets.
LONDON, July 1A-Noo1.
coosois slsk HE ~ DonaA - MS Cot soH
LoxDos, July lS-9:0o p. m.
Erie advaaesd to u.
I1vsa,ooI July ls-Noos
Cottan-Hirnef asd unchanged.
BrssdssuDs-Frnw
Other sxtio. q unchanged
LcsDca, Jsiy ls-R,e.
consosssossA 4 ~. Bonds n. III Q, mt so,S Erie
~ Atlantis Great W~stesn ~.
kvnpooa, July ls-Rys.
Cotton-uoesa vithest chasg-; salss 10000 bal.s o.
nt1sA.g upaas6as ~ 0rieans lok
Csrn-clossa q e1vlnes of11 ~ mixed western
49,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-16

BoDY OF Man FOUND IN RAILROAD Cut
vERr-Hls HEAD SsvERED From TEE BoDY.
= The Wheeling Istslligeacer Of Tuesday
gives the following particulars Of : horrible
murder recently committed in that city:
"This community was startled ON SATURDAY.
last 70 learn that murdered man had been
found IN stone culvert on the Hemp6eld
railroad. . short distance beyond the east
end Of the tunnel. Justice Joknson, having
been notified. proceeded to The spot, and en-.
paneled sjery. The AeaA was iyinr by the
eide & - BODY, and had, in eli probability,
bssn ~ ~ with sons sharp ins,ru
ment. Il - decavsd % much, however,
that It vas Impossible to say what instru.
msnt had been ussd; nor, from The sane
cause, is il possible 70 tell anything
about the features Of the murdered
man, ~ which he misht-be identified. On
the night Arm there were two cuts. and one
ocfoo the palm Of the left hand. received
probably n the death struggle, The bodv.
wns dreesed in 6ne black cloth frock co.t
vees and shirt, coarse, dark grey psntaIoona
and coerss boots and wooden SOCKS. The
peehete ct the panfaloons and coat v.rs
eaIaed inside out, and had evidently been
riaedi - he vest pockets, however, fhers
were ioand caae OF snddfef's needles, and 8
ticket for dinner on the Parkersburs packet,
kxpcsss- A rather lasee-sissd pocket knife
- foand on the groand b. The sids Of tie
bCdy, wAsrs it had probably fallen when the
pocsee. were empled. There were no marhs
Of blood On i 10 indicate that il had been
vssd. The jury found verdict in accor.
daAce Mith The 1hcts. The corpss vas 10
ssrrea, b erdsr Of II Justice, "a Gasarday
The body \ sepposed to Be- either that Of
John Andrews. abG1kes maker Of Wheelins,
VINO nysterioualI disappeared two weeks
-, g that OF Alcyioas Urich, Of Parkers.
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L1oAl nOTIon.

LEGAL nOTlOn.
&ats " Lessa, II CsasRty -.
n - DISCREET css.s 4 - osssay, 1t Ksoksk.
M saAsxLI. :: .; ?. s,ss.sa, sA.l.,.s..ass =
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CO. =. !. ,ssssss 1851 . =. acs ssss.s
oFk. ~ efsAs Dss.ses cssrs sssrs.ss1 d Ssasis
s e -; .s:s ' :. =: = $500 1. E.
essfro~ Ipfnth 1851. .ad sss,ass III Is. a.ss.1ss
.r I'D. q L. .r - &. s ~ q Los .s s
10 bso~k stsssva n - eity " 4sokak, Lss county
Io... .s1 g. ssa..l rel,.f Al ssl.ss Jon aep..r
and make defs thereto bsfrs u che second day
ssses1 sass., 4 sp.es. s.ses iii = ):
sad'rsa ssaa'' - = pf.''1 = r ~ sssas..
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soc 9. . ksv 6tamp-CAsesled.l iels
LB0AL nOTlCG.
II -: Dss.rses coa.s Of .a,d County. !. r.olun.
~ eaAaAn y. naxki.s Taylor, }. 4. siniasA =
" slgnss Of Hutton, Hawhins Huston. r. v. Pot
tar Elss Rnddlef, sdnsi,sssutx Of essats Of Jsss
Co, fhe. Clasett j. j ?. Rchayas. jshP r, srll. L
Nssissk s.ssssDr 81 .sssss Of j 10 si.asHs:r d.
i 70. g. sssss. .oso.s y. DOR. l IL. q
John IA1os, .. =. Jonss.
koc. I. hsrsey dives 70 =. ssfsndaass herein shove
CLERKS once q ths ns.res OauTt asrs.s Il SsAalf u
tbs asovs named plaintiff against yon, sad ciaiains
rs aid md .ssnss !. *. asI.sd.s.. u. s"r.e....
off mortgage the south half of Lot tsn Mock tar
being any feet on 10 street. BY ssssnsy Ave nj
First strset In ~ cty Of Essknk, IL cs~nay Iowa
ed fos general relief 4pd .Hlss yos Pssr ~ sake
term Of aid Court 70 on the second nosday
Of September 1851 judgment will be rssAsss1 alssi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-16

LIvs Observation-Disclosures ayst "The
poor pittance Of seventy years il not worth
being william for. WhaE matter . il if your
neighbor lies in splendid tomb7 Sleep you
with innocence. Look behind through the
tracks Of time; vast doert lies opsa in
retrospect; through this deaert your fathers
have journsyed; vsarisd With tears and cor
rows they sink from the walks Of man. You
mus leave them whore they fall, and you are
70 90 little farther, where you will find
eternal rest"