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The New York herald., 1867-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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Trade interrupted by the Easter Holidays.
LIvERPooL, April 22-Noon
On account Of the continuance Of the Easter holidays
the markets generally closed Cotton very irregu.
lar and quotations merely nominal Middng up.
lands quoted the street at about Id Corn is firm
at 43s Cd per quarter for mixed Western.
The Stock Board and markets ct London are also
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-2 NJ
Cotton has declined Hd. since the opening quotations.
LvERPooI, April 22-Evening
The cotton market Is inactive, and prices declin
ing. The following are the closing quotations
uplands, l0Hd. q I'D midding Orleans, 11kd. The
sales to-day foot up 5000 bales.
In . cable despatch dated Liverpool. April 20, very
serious error made in transmitting to the press
the receipts Of cotton thus far this year 2S40O0
bales s'ahead" Of last year. The statement is-
The receipts Of cotton Al Liverpool up to the date men,
toned were 2S4Vo0 bales less than last ysar"[ED.
HxRALD.l
The Liverpool Breadstans Market.
LONDON. April 22-2P. n
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Evening
Tho broadstuds market Is dull Corn Is quoted at AIS
Cd. por quarter for mixed Western White California
wheat sold to-day at las 3d. per GENITAL
Liverpool Produce Market.
LrvHRrooI, April 22-Evening.
Ashes-Pots, 3ls. Spirits turpsntine. S6s. 3D. Tai
low, 44s 3D.. for American Petrol eum.-Standard
white, Is. "a. per gallon.
Tho London Markets.
LONDON, April 22-Evening.
the London market ID dull and prices arc nomiual.
Lnseed 10 60s. per quarter for Calcutta
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The Capture Of Pucbia-Prisouers Shot ~ the
Liber ais.
DETERIORATION Of THE NAKED DRAMA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw York, April %, 1857
DEAR Sm:-I Am led TO bring TO your notice the fact
that Saturday night, the management at Nibo's
theatre had squad OF policemen numbering twelve 70
fifteen with captain and sergeant posted through.
the house with the apparent intention intmdate
the audience from applaudng encorng any dance
song during the performance and which they he man
placards "woud not be permitted The performance
passed OF quietly however, though the house was the
poorest OF the season. as rumors OF trouble had got
which Induced the presence Of the police was the
fact Friday evening the audience insisted the
repetition Of dance spite OF the most determined
efforts OF the management 70 pay no attention
to their desire Might not be we'll 70 recommend the
presence OF police force behind the scenes Of tho
theatre instead Of attempting deprive the public Of
their just rights by intimidation Should you desire fur
ther information, wil with pleasure, call on you.
C. j. R., Wall street.
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LIVERPOOL, April 22-Noon
Williams & Guion's steamer Chicago, Captain Harris,
from New York April TO- arrived 1t this port late yesser
day afternoon.
Disaster at Sea.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Noon.
Intelligence has been received here that the bark
Annie Ramsay Captain Phillips which left New York
the sh OF March last for Bristol England, abandon
Cd as sea No date or other particulars have been
csvedL
SOUTHAMPTON, April %. 1857
The North German Loyds steamship hansa. which
left New York the llth, arrived at this port to-day
and after landing passengers and mails for London
sailed for Bremen
LIVERPOOL, April 20, 1867
The ship Vanguard Captain Russell, sailed to-day for
New York
The ship Gardner Colby, Captain Dunbar sailed to-day
for San Francisco, California.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 23 lS67-TRIPLE SHEET

1857 ST. 900 per Sold to Terence Farley for
ST., 900
Tho parcels numbered sxty in all. and elected st
times the liveliest bidding occasions the
reopened 70 DC advanced . thousand or more dollars
from that which was at hrs deemed the ultimate vaiua
non by the purchasers The sales lasted until four
O'Clock In the afternoon
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OBITUARY.

In OF yesterday was pubiishedlan obituary os
the Most Reverend Archbishop Spalding, Of Baltimore
We happy state thaour intelligence announcing
his death was premature and that latest rep
resented the reverend gentleman having undergone
change for gho bottor.
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| Of tine prisoners came out alive and no one could
tell whether me - sword m ,.,'n Or the bullet the cup
In the pilIsge sack and burning OF whole towns te-
gehsr with assassination OF people, and kept up
osiunniss chat Issued from the mouths Of their gen
erals in the Parliamentary Assemblies OF France
ns o az s Ss o x Of M he maxim.
morality and all the sentiments Of humanity.
New, ws have shown that the action Of General Esce-
bedo In shooting tho prisoners taken st San Jacnto We
authorised under the law Of nations; and moreover.
that I'll the aggrsvatng 70 which We have
JUSTIFIED In putting 70 death the San Jacnto prisoae
there no wish 70 wreak vengeance on handful o.
foolish advensusr who bad hired thsn:sIv:s M oss =
annihiats possible in their persons that spirit -
hiibuslsrisn 20 hurtfn 70 the peace OF nations
bscause based Is they we're on justice seriously
the fair fame Of Mexico in history It Is of vaes
svsIos and ambition of Foreigners and viii serve % os
he world know what b our real social and political nsue-
ss Us sSss' w ss, .sd es @
reestablishmen OF poace 70 form text for the treaeo
which we may make with the remaining Powers Of ~
Aezico does not admit recognise Dc faco govern
menus 10 countries where popular representation has
cans any but her native or such choose The
Mexican nationality in conformity with tho laws Of the
Mexico does not admit the priacIple that nasuraseG
CITIZEN can reclaim his original nationality Eorsgnee
who acquire real estate IN Mexico lose by the fact hs
utie 70 foreign citizenship Nor do foreigners who
rel themselves uadsr political bannertO suDvet pubA
c order or contribute towards Its overthrow hold any
rights, and none shall be reoognzed In them.
The Capture Of Puebia Prisoners Shot ~ ths
Liber ais.
GALVESTON, April n. 1857.
Tho United States steamer TAhomA from Tam-
pioo on tho lTth, and brings positive conArmatsoa -
the capture OF Pueba II is represented that Orsgs
who is great favor with the citizens Of rampco and
for whom they would pronounce" has not the
motest chance OF success
Letters from the liberal camp at Queretaro say that
General Daz shot six general officers and sxty-one of
lesser grade, who captured at Pueba s alleged
in retaliation for the October decree.
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The Cunard mail steamship Asia win leave Bostsa -
Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close In this city = ..
quarter past and half past 1--WE O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon
TEE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition fos Furope-wiM -
ready 1t ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
Single copies. In wrappers, ready fos mailing. IN
CAnts
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STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
ELECTION TUESDAY. APRIL %, 1867.
POLLS OPEN ss10 4. M.-CLOSE 6,l7 r. 4.
ks. 10. as.

The election Of delegates 10 the Constitutional Con-
vsnson which meets on Tuesday, the LIST o June next
comes on to-day Below will 10 found full list OF the
candidates put 10 nominatoa IN this city and Brooklyn,
together with lst Of the polling places in this city
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Point ON which All Physicians Agreo.-Oue
Of thousand regular physcians cannot IND whe
cesssy n medical And yet n byscne years husss
hendish ingenuity Of wretches who make merchandse a
human inGrmities had polluted and deterorstsd them
Thi. psrpleait is happily done s.y With; Physcis.s
he fact that HOSTE TIERS CBLEBRATRD
STOMACH BITTERS absolutely and entirely free from
all erncious elements Hence they beon introduced
the United states Army and accepted vherecn the
testimony Of the wise the Intelligent and the phanthropie
rated at Its just value tho best protective against aa1
for all diseases arising from mpuy In the air obes
unhealthy climate Influences that has been tested by
experience In Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
without qualification that the Bitter9
nearly infable anything prepared by human SKIN
can be. New York, office 81 Dcy street.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

General Sully's Commission In Council With
the Sioux-The Indians Agree 10 Behave
Themselves.
CALFoRNIA CROSSING, TWENTY FrvE MILES EAST OIL
FoRT SEDGwrCK April q, 1857
About eighty Of the chiefs and head Of the Brule
and Ogaaa bands Of Sioux representing three hundred
and fifty lodges, met General Suy's commission in
council at this point to-day They have promised 10
main at peace with the whites and 60 upon reser.
walton.
Increased depredations reported on the road be-
tween Forts Sedgwick and Laramie
flight or tho Cheyennes Before Hancock
General Custer In Pursuit.
ST. LOUIS, April ~, 1857
correspondent with General Hancock's Indian OK.
pedton says that after the council OF the 18th instant
fa long account Of which contained in yesterday .
HnALD-ED HxRALDl the expedition moved toward
The Cheyenne camp and when about half way was met
by over three hundred chiefs and warriors who pro.
fssssd q desire for peace; but the night the
whole tribe abandoned their village leaving the wig
vans but taking everything OF value with them Gen.
eral Custers cavalry were sent In pursuit. but had mot
returned when the letter closed.
Indications point 10 q confederation between the
Cheyenpes and Sioux for evil purposes General Hancock
intended burn the Cheyenne village ON the l4th ns
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Austin. Baldwin a Ccv
Issue Bills Of Exchange London, Paris Germany Swift
xerland Rome Florence and Lcghorn Also letters Of
PRODUCTION 10 Messrs. Lherbette. kane Co., Paris.
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WHY Are thS Imitasors Of Phaiop's Nlghe
BLOOMING CEKEUS like the circulation OF bogus c0uf
Because they Offer bad fs,cents 70 the public
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EU R 0 P e.
BY THE CABLE TO APRIL %.
Special Telegram to the
Herald.
War Between France and Prussia
Still Probable.
Prussia Adverse to Neutral Compro-
mise Mediation.
->-~~->-
Unsatisfactory Relations Between Eng
land and Spain.
ID Dc 10.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the aeRAlp.

Napsleoa Purchasing Arse u the Uuiesd
etates-Probability Of q Conflict, DC.
PARu, April n 1851
II d reported o. very good authority hero that the
Emperor Napoleon in his preparations for war; 10
gagged in An endeavor to purchase In the United
States.
The chances are apparently in favor OF war on the
Luxembourg question.
The neutral great Powers have Il is SAID proposed
compromise Of the difficulty but Prussia disapproves Of
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THE ANol0.sPANlsH DIFFICULTY.


Unsatisfactory Relations In the Tornado Cnse.
LONDON, April 22-Evening.
Spain promises to give England full satisfaction and
indemnity for the seizure Of the Victoria bu. he replies
the demands the OF the Tornado still continue
10 be svasive and unsatisf actory.
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Address. Genuine Meerschaum Goods Mar
ufactured by Pollock a Son. COZ Broadway Fourth
street: also repairing done. Boiling ST.
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All the Highest Premium ms 1896. Elliptic
LockstItch Sewing Machines manufactured by WHEELER
A WILSON Company. Sold only BY Elliptic Sewing Ma.
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rs,Ss Gsh!s 2ss AFs Extracted
rRxNKLIN fsPR0UL Dentisis.
81 Bible House. OF Ninth street and fhird Avenue
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Are Ycu Gray or Bnld s-Usc singers Hair
RESTORATIVE Dcpots $50 Broadway 70 Nassau street.
New York For sale all drug aud fancy goods stores
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can Acknowi wiedged Institution. .o-Brownss
BRONCHIAL IRocHEs are among the acknowledged
institutions Of the land What would minister's
lecturers our lawyers Invaluable Troches
what amount OF "ahems" and coughs and throat
cearngs would be all subjected for these
all powerful and soothing lorcngesf We have tried them.
and they did good.n-New York Waverley.
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Cristsders,s Hair Pye:1ThMe he Beat Ever ms.-
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Hartlett,s RcyersIble Sewing Mschincs.Az Mac dd'. a
sacsrooms. b6s Broadway OF Prince street. n
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ss: Ere ~ sal4ss Ssrsss :. fs:ss S
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At $50 Breadway may be had all Works %
Charts oftharacter given daily by FOWLER WELLS.
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nscsinss. Is BrosS1ay Ns~ YorE
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lottcrios.- -Circs-
'-'' - j. CLuTE Broker I76 Broadway.
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WIS: Ts::gefg:,. ::S az H.,; 6ssss = ss:s :
RATCHELoR'R n Dsad sess
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JANIS L. JACKSON ARorHER. rwsnsyssshA
street second sysnns and TrsSy S,ssh ssrss msnTt,s
mo PURPOSES. Iron Building rronis 0isdesa columaa
Beams, Shutters Vault Lights, Ralings, stable Fxtusea
patent Opera House Chairs kc Particular Attention aid
10 the manu- OF hne Castings.
Esumstcs furnished when requsstedI
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Lea a. Pcrri.'s sauce-Delictous with ssup~
JOHN D6NcXxs SONS, Assns for the unlssd s,Asss
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BatchoIor's HatI Dye.-The Best In the
the only perfect Dye harmless reliable nsanAno-
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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The Paris Kxposisien.-A lively Nunhnsr "r
kNOx'S elegant spf1nE style genuemen's Hae vm -
hoited ~ ths Paris Elposlon te heads q mi KWox
can vtsitors Why mott II 10 well undersood nss ,sr1
makes the hAndsomest and best hat and thoss W. a
1sbrscs His stoses are a Nos iis and SIS Broadway.
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H:S cs: ss ss,sss ss, = ~
fswing machineh President go Broadway New Yerk.
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Plot Of ground, with wafer front, avenue A. Twenty.
sh and fwsny.sxih Streets lo7oxll2 II, subject 70
pss annum Bought By Terence Farley for Sso,7oo.
100 eK; Ioo subject % lease % James Nuiisans No
wise for s. 900 ics subjscs 70 lease 70 Lewis Carpsu-
Ter TIL may !. 1892, n e200 Per annum.
Vacant lot six.y seventh street. north side between
Vacant .. sis.yssvsa.h street. north side, between
given Nay 1857 sold 70 wood Bros for S. 2sc each
Vacant lot Madison avenue, wsss side between Sixty
seventh and Streets 2sxos Possssson given
May l. 1851. sold 70 John h. BrAdy for eo,100.
Vacant lot Madison avenue east side, between SIXTY
seventh and SIXTY eighth sfsssA 2sxio0 Possession
siyen NAY J. 1897 Sold % John =: Brady for $500
fourth and Seventy .ah streets, Is Sxioo Possession
given May I, 1851. Sold 70 Peter hart for 1900.
and rs %
given Nay 1891, Sold 70 John Bsrryman for $1,000
House and c' sishsy street near Fourth RI
ls, November, 1851. a $500 per snnum. Sold 70 e
Vacant Ic, Eighty second srss. south side, is fee.
1867 Vacant lot Eghtysecond street. south sds 150fss
east Of Fourth avenue, 26x1022 Possession eivsn NAY
lss. so'd b 70 B,yso pssss ,ss for sSsoo each
East river Ia feet frontage Subject 70 lease TO John
Lawrence ill May L 1892 a SS75 per annum. Sold 70
House and lots 54l wss Twenty seventh street. Is IL
os.s and 1s.l1xeS9 Possession given May /. 1857
Sold 70 johnson Z shspperd for q. 100.
Subject TO lease 10 Fsgn Cosgrove ti December 20,
1851, 81 S4eo per annum Sold 70 Terence Farley for
sl2, 100
Possession May 1851 Sold TO ~ r. Burt for o. 800.
House and lot 1853 West Fortleh street. 2Oxos Pos.
session given Nay l, 1851. Sold v :. Keller for
House and 10. 1ss East Twenty axsh street, asros
subject v Sass " Thomas Y. woyrAM un sasse~har
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The Polling PIaces.
The polling places for ths election to-day remain the
they ~ tho last charter election, except
whore changes have been made, - follows
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M E xIc o.

Tno san Sacinto Prts0acrs-PrOtest Of Foreign
Imperial Omcers against Esc0bed0's late
Execution Of Omciai Reply
o. tho Liberal Gevernmeat Status Of
Foreigners In Maximilian's Service, &c.
The So"soro q ZavG0osa, tho Official journal Of Pre-
sdent Juarez in the State Of San Lu Potos published
on March 10 translation Of the protest made BY
French, Austrian and Belgian officers against the sxecu-
ton OF French prisoners captured ct San Jaonto The
protest appeared originally In the COrisr du Aessqve
Of the capital, 2lth Of February and s signed by
on1csn from the rank Of captain downward The fol-
lowing arc the main features Of the protest:--
Escobsdo holds that We are bandits because the lsg
remain 70 funi ioyay .Ss engagement which binds rs
% the service q Nexoe he holds US TO be bandits
cause we are foreigners and belong % nag what
natsons; that like the ond,tsri and have hred
Ourselves 70 the chief who pays best To this have
the ID reserved we'd for us % because - we M " 'u u
kssp the promise which be had authorised
rs TO make and from which he could not free US We
laid our comrades low. Wen do 70 know Who has
marked out for like fate should We fall into the
e s1r WORD: :es e: terms
What was indeed the answer given BY his Excsllsncy
Marshal Bazane 70 the call made In aternal way BY
favor q such French soldiers = would remain 10
it, saaksf ms reply was mest sajusstdabls He
Of their rights q such whom tey enlist in foreign ser
vice without the Of their government What
this but bringing US 70 the level Of paas for drawing
our swords In support Of government sa w By France
and kept on " feet by nor during fosr years
But In we had obtained the consent required
You yourself Marshal had given !. TO and you
the one who has thus thrown into the dangerl And
now you ready 70 make break faith But an OATH
Marshal, Is sacred thing and you have power
our consc,ence& II is your declaration to which
refer that has In certain manner placed out Of The
pale Of international Law, and has served as pretsxt
for the insults and assassna0ns Of Escobedo should
not the blood thus spilled call down vengeance the
head OF him who has been the primary Of this
bucherys II cannot be otherwise-the dead will arise
day from their graves and cry out against the guilty
one "Cain, what have you done with the blood Of your
brethren That blood calls for vengeance, and will
avenge tn
Let his Majesty's government form US into legion
and put US At the front under General Mramon. We
cali upon those soldiers Of the Foreign Legion who
the ranks Of the enemy 70 recolect that they
should not remain side by side with those who COW.
ardy assassinate their brethren and compatrots Let
them come TO tho past shall be forgotten and
one common tea lawful revenge-will unite all to-
gether
The reply Of the Sonbra de Zaragosa after quoting
from Wheaton to show when and how far It is cons,d-
dIarvf ia
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LEGAI NOTICE,


STATE Of fe,er, Lts County ~,
In the District Court ofsad County, at Keoknk.
~ GRAHAM RS. Hawkins Taylor, J. NJ. Billings, as
- sisnss OF Huston Hsw kins Huston. +. W Pot
ter Eliza j. Ruddck amlnisifatTx Of estate OF Jesss
Buddck, deccAsfd freeman Knowles, Geo. g Miller
OK, Thes Clagett, Jr J. r. Richards, John T. Smith b.
Jefords, Calvin Coates, John Cqwan, o. O. Hale, VIM
Manning executor OF estatoof John slaughter, de-
esnssd, NJ Reynolds WIN +. Barclay II, y. Hower, A. o.
,Thom IL Co., Arthur wocott, Van Horn, Luce Co.
John Lafon 3. r. Jones.
Notice Ia hereby given TO the defendants herein above
ed that petition In civil action Is on file the
Clerks Ones OF the District Court aeresad In beb Of
the named plaintiff against sun, ard claiming
decree against sad Hawkins Taylor in the sum OF VI
10 3lto aud against ali the defendants the foreclosure
of mortgage the south half OF Lot ten Block four
being nifty feet Joanson street, by seventy feet
deep along fs street from the corner OF johns on and
First eet the city Of Keokuk, Lee county Iowa
general relief Aud unless you appear and make
defense thereto before othe second day Of the
term Of aid Court, the second Monday
Of September 1857 Judgment will be rendered against
| you, as prayed for in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
iols Atty for Pitf.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Nate q 7oad, Lee toanfy fH.
In the District Court Of said County, ~ kcokuk.
NU FRANKLIN u. g. r. epofiord, administrator Of
iyD the estate Of j. Ramsey, deceased, Mary A.
Ramsey, Louisa Walker ]. NJ. Walker, n. l. Piekard,
Child Psau b Fox q. Y. yoorhrE, pomeroy b Benton,
Chase and Brother Samuel Mccartney Co, defendants.
Notice hereby given TO the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action II on fe In tho
Clerks tfce ofthe District Court aforesaid. In behalf
Of the above named plaintiff against you and
against said spoord administrator, decree In the
sum aTleo and tan per cent per annu inter
est from April 9th. 1907 and against all the DESCENDANTS
the foreclosure OF mortgage thirty feet off the east
ery side of Lot FOUR and the castcry half Of Lot TIRES
in block s1ty-seven In the city of Keokuk Lee County
Iowa and for general relief And unless you appear
and make defense thercto before Of the second day
the the next term Of said Court to commence on the
second Monday of September, 1861, Judgment will be
X. H. GILMORE,
Atty for Fitn.
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DY virtue Of deed Of iruss, executed TO By J. n.
ID Riuinxs, assgnee OF Huaton, Hawkins Huston,
Tor tho bensAt OF Caah Henderson, Strange Co. dated
September u, 1885, !, Samuel y. Miller trustee. viii
10 sell tho property therein aescribed the
nth day u Ausus fsef between the hcur Of o'clock
a. and O'Clock p. m, commencing At o'clock p m,
for cash. before the door Of the Olrks Once OF The DE
+ thus described Lot eight O In Block Iel, CITY Of Ke
okuk Lee county, Iowa. and Lots three hvs seven,
nina eleven, tArtssn Sourtesn, nfeen sxtssn, eight
Gen. trcnty. twenty-five aud twenty-four, In Ramsey
Addition % the said City Of keokuk being four and one
half acres In tho southeast quarter Of the southesst
OF the northwest quarter Of Section twenty
four Township sixty-ve north. OF Range nvs west In
said Loo County, Iowa. The trustee will convey the In.
terest conveyed 10 him. loss taxes and tex titles
SAMUEL Y. MILLER,
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How manya l6vile 1lark Atsss1 = SdI;ssfain
Of the following iinss, ssDon't ss.y Lout ~
TAefs + nethieg = ppveytutan p{spaplllSr y;
but thsrs i in the toseAiae $3.50 n mich
the wceds fieqnsaAly fnd. exniss - -
'syesrning tsldssnsss,p foad hepss, md
deep sympathy, Of which they become ~
imperfect intsrprsEen. His sxpssienee \
the poetry Of life aad lore mnse have been
barren indeed, who does not iud thcss linss
brill like the echo Of cathedral music to his
heart of hearts;
look Of yesrning tenderness
Beneath her iashes lies,
And hops aad lore sauttarnb1e
Are Swallowed In hsr syes, #
A In some deep uprulned strvsn
Are clouds and BsnAs akiss. -.
She passed TO early wosnsnhosd.
From dreamy, swsst girl life,
And crossed the rosy threshold BIT
To End herself wife;
Q, gently should he lead her steps
Along tie path Of lifs!
And as she claspsd her small white Aaads
Upon his arms - strong,
How often, like Summer sigh,
Or a sweet pleading song,
She whispers, with parting kiss,
"Beioved one, don't stay long"
It's almost always on hesiip,
Her gentlest parting words,
Sweet as the fragrance from rose leaves
When by soft Esphyrs stirred,
And lngeringin the memory
Like songs Of Summer birds.
And in his heart they nestle warm,
When other scenes amid;
He stays not till she weary grows,
And her fond eyes are hid
In tears which lie in bitterness
Beneath each vailng lid.
And @, how many hearts are kept
BY that love-uttering song!
There's scarcely one who on life,s waves
Is swiftly born along,
But what has heard from some dear lips
These sweet words, "Don't Stay Long