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Letter FrOm Henry ward Deeeher.


10 the Editors of the Boston Daily
Advertiser, 'H.t
| left Brooklyn on Monday, July 6,
but not before the World had publish
cd that I had, on Sunday morning,
in political sermon, come out for
Chase for the Presidency, and against
Grant; and have seen the story
every day since racing through the
papers. There is not word of
truth in it. The sermon was not.
political, and it made no ,allusion eli
ther to Grant or TO Chase. The ap-
plicltion Of some Of its paragraphs.
il either direction, was the work ofa
reporter Of the World, not mine.
/ have never been d Chase man.
I have for years, as q leaderin public
affairs deemed him, like his green
backs, as promising moro on their face
than they are worth ip gold, While
the New York Independent was laud-
ing him as q demagogde and the New
York Tribune was using his name to
obscure the prospects Of Grant, |
heartily and openly disagreed with
both Of them, for ] thoroughly liked
Grant and thoroughly distrusted
Chase. He is.a splendid man 10 look
upon out poor man TO Han upon
Ambition lifts some mon TO word
\ thugs noble aud good makes them
large and generous Other mems
ambition bIUrs tho sharp lines and dis
/ tineuOus between right and wrong
and leaves them, in tho eagerpess .
over.selfsh desires, to become y prey
OF bad men, have for years felt tha
I Mr.. Chase ambitioA was consuming
the bitter elements Of his nature.
/ | have liked Grant from the first
\ Solid, unpretentious, straightforward
apt TO succeed and not spoiled byisdc
eess, wise in discerning men, skilltu
in using them, with the rare. gil
4 (Which, Washington had 10 an eminen
| degree) Of wisdom in getting wisdoI
from other mems counsels--I conf
IDENTITY anticipate that, great as hi
military success has been, he wi
hereafter be known even more favol
ably for the wisdom of his civil &C
ministration.
The seven-fold humiliations and r.
carnations through which Chase fwa
required 10 60 for a Democratic nom
ination only TO SEQ the smiling Sey
!. mour looking benignly down upo
his lost estate, has no parallel excel
ia the immortal history i,of Retnel
!, FuSchS. There will now be no thir
candidate between Grant and Sey
mOur. 1t will be a fair fight betwee
rugged honesty and plausible craft
HENRY WARD BEEoHER
RosToN Tulv 3 1863
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sweeping down the fences and other obstacles
in his pathway, But this MF. Burke did not
see, for with the drst glance at the serpent,
consciousness left him and be remained for
some time in convusions from the fright,
1t was late in the day before any one would
venture near the trap, but az last some went
up, and they found it lying with one end
still in the bo,e, but the othe- riven as If
strnck by lightning, some Of the bars Of iron
being found fully fifty steps off, Thus the
capture is ia failure, and the serpent is again
at large, and the country excited to the last
degree Many speak Of leaving the neigh
bOrhood Of tho hills, and serious fears are
entertained 0! the effect on the mind of Mr.
Burke. No zone supposed fora moment he
would be able to break the immense cage
prepared for him, it would have held a lion.
But we miscalculated his power and he is
free. J. L. SCALES.
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eFhe Ruteher.n

Tho Hazure-backed butcher Is tho
name applied TO General Grant BY
the La Cross Denowdt, We suppose
athe boys IN blue were all "azuFe-
backed b1iehersyJn Pomeroy's esti-
nation. Under tho lead Of Grant
they will butcher" tho eopperheads
politically as bad Rs they did the
robels physivalIy. There will be an
awful slaughter Of tho huklux klan-
pers at The polls in November. -
Knor. Wig.
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The Dying Never Weep.

II is a striking fact-Ltho dying new
or weepl The circle Of sobbing, agDn.
,ized hearts around produce not a tear.
Is it that be is insensible and stiff al
ready 10 the chill Of desolationR That
cannot be-be asks for his fathers
hand as If to gain strength in the
mental struggle, aud lean on tho
breast Of mother, brother and sister,
with still conscious Affection and
Just before expiring, at eve, after
long days converse with the angel Of
summer, he says 10 bis brother--last
audible q goodnight" Of earth-~eKiss
me, kissP IL must be because The
dying havo reached point too deep
for our earthly crying and weeping.
They are face TO face with higher,
holier being, with the Fatherin Hoav-
on and bis angel throng, led by the
Son himself, and what are the griefs
of a morning, tears Of a dying fare.
well-bo il that they are shed BY the
dearest on Garth In that vision bright
of immortal life and everlasting
union.
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Another FalSehOOd.

H.
The following letter from Mr.. Ste
vens was addressed to Dr. Henry
Carpenter, of Isancaster, Pa:
WAsH1NGToE, June 23.
DEAR SIR ] learn there was ARE
port in Lancaster that / opposedipay-
ing due bonors TO Mr. Buchanan at
his funeral, On the other hand, / at
tempted twice tointroduce resolutions
laudatory Of Mr.. BuchaDan's private
character and personal history, and
asked the House to adjourn to attend
his funeral. A single objection would
prevent its being passed that Day,
Mr.. Van Wyck, Of New York, con
stantly objected. / earnestly appeal
ed to him to Withdraw the objection.
He persisted until I left the House.
He then permitted a very tamo reso-
luton, barely appointing committee,
to bepassed. / am anxious that this
mistake should be corrected, for l
should be ashamed of such prejudice
against the dead. l have no such
prejudice. / would be glad if you
could have this statement in some
way communicated to the public,
through Democratic Organs, as ! do
not wish SIR. Bnehanan's friends TO
believe so mean thing. III
THADDEus STEVENS.
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miscellaneous.
THAT BIG SNAKE.
Lrron The Ea.hEIIs Bsnnsr.I /.
THE TERROR OF TRIUNE.

More From the Monster of the Burke
RnobS-He Smdshes. the Big lrOn-
Barred Trap and Escdpes-A Spec
tasor Frightened into Conpulsions and
Drpen Mad-His Bndged Snake
ship Clears for Tai Timber THe
Gountrg il asFeuer OF Excitement
and Many Proposing 10 beqve,
hasten, agreeabiy 10 my promise, to in
forrn YOU Of the success we met with in our
attempts 10 capture ths big suake.p The
box vas watched at various times through
the day. but nothing was seen % heard Of
him until late Monday evening, when Nc.
Palmore. who lives near, visited IL, and as
familiarity with danger lessons .fear7-haTipg
been there 80 often and seen uothing--he
eareiesslt threw himself before tbe opeu end,
nlaeed his face 70 It and looked in, bat oply
io6ked for tbero within three feet of bis face
was pair Of blazing eyes, like Goals o. hfei
Rlarlng At him. he didnlt stop 70 see now
large the head was, but threw himself aoNn
the bin with such headlong speed As 20 ca'eh a
series OF falls, ia ono Of which ne seriously
injured his head Had 2 not been Tor t9e
Accidental siiit Of Mr. Palmofe te wopld
very auicklv have taken the bait But ~
ssemshe eot sccul Of IL for, as the sequel
stoss he soon oame back. This morning hr.
Thomas Borke got up when y vaa iaisly
iirhl, and vhile putting on bis clothes he
heard tho most Singular noise--a low deep
bellowlne quickly given, and then crash.
iue sound. Ne fan 70 he door and looked
ont % ssslhe cause. Il wts quickly revealed
% BIN, for iitsfa iremendoul crash a. of q
hie.klnr tree 10 the direction ~ the trap, be
~ ~ awful monster coming down the bill
Win ths most Irlahfful leaps and bouuda,
vrlihinq aud twisting Bis hnge BODY - II in
gresf rain. Hs passed across tberoad about
.wo hundred yards north cf NJ Burke's,
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From the Knoxville wAis.

a letter to me from New York
states that am accused of specula-
tine in Bonds of the State. never
owned a State Bond in my life, nor
anv interest in one. Inever bought
nor sold one, nor held one in my pos
session to dispose OF for any one else.
/ never received the tenth part Of a
dollar in the way Of fees for issuing
Bonds, or causing them TO be issued
or for signing them, or causing them
TO be signed. ~
VIC. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee.
IT,. T,,t,- Ok 1893
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31
BEAUTY FADES.

--I0
That blooms beneath the vernal sky,
Ere summer all her beauty shows.
Falls gently on the ground to die.
That decks the heath IN verdant bloom,
+. Adores awhile the beauteous bower,
But soon IL dsoops in faded gloom.
f
Tbat walks in grandeur here below
wui fade beneath deaths chilling storm,
Andto he silont grave must 20.
Fl 4 M
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

~Chase openly avows tho necessity
Of not only Withdrawing the troops
forthwith from the Southern States,
bat says thsy ought to have been re-
moved pending the operation Of the
r6coretruclion acts. He likewise de-
nounces She iron-clad oath"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

We would direct our readers to the
following card:
u. S. GRANT. SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
GRANT h COLFAx,
TANNERs, Washington, ID. Q.
Respectfully inform the people Of the
United States that they win be en-.
gagged in tanning some old rotten
Democratic hides until after the 10th
dav Of November 1868.
The sonior member ofthe firm, hav.
ing had considerable oxperienco IN tho
business thinking that, BY the help Of
his partner, all work will be done in
a satisfactory manner.
Reference-Gens. Buekner, Penn
berton, r. e. Lee, and other distin-
guished persons ofthe same persuasion
lrFThe Prsslden, on. Saturday issaed
his procIamali0n announcing The ptihca-
ton Of the foufiaeuth amendment Of the
Cousti,usion " TIE states Of South Carolina
and Florida
u Tho following classical couples
was found on the fy.lsaf Of school
book, at the Ne. Pleasant College, laas
week
ftpirs f,sa lsfsrs, rcal love fIu1Ih.
fists 10, Annis. a., " 's0shf'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

A gentleman who vas relating nn acci-
dent hohad me, With IN oambridss from fan
wss asked By surgeon ifit was near the
vsrtsbrn ,htths had beou hurt no cir =
vas the tp'r hit vas near ihs obssrra-
-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

rnThe other day town eritr took in
charge lost child, aud proceeded 70 hunt
up bis parents. On being asked by lady
VIA, the matter wss be replied; uHero's an
orphan child, madam, and I'm trying 70
and bis parents.p
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pOetrp
For the Union Flag.

LINES
Respectfully inscribed to Miss Ella B.,
JOnesborough, Washington County, Tennes-
see, by T, A. r., of Elizabethton,' Carter
County, Tenn,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

!. gul,'ilie, NJ, W the third MondaK in NMay
M. Y, suu mage als eeieasf y gslY bin II
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

I,.... M - ~. - IUt UuVW HOpge door M
ioussse'G sa,ss lsla is1n. On sstarday 2aa da N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

ANOble Firm.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 25, 1868,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31
LATER!
THE HUGE MONSTER KILLED.
IT PROVES a REALITY +!

ran nossrrn sHor DEAD BY ms ruasunns
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Ts.s. -; 'i'' sssi!. II, Z. y; y '''iS''1 ''S1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
NEWS
ny. TELEGR.fPH.
80, THE DAILY IDEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHfsGroS, April l4.-In the case
Of Gen. Lorenzo Thomas against Mr.. stan
ton, Tor trespass. in having caused bis ar
rest for mn alleged violation oil the cisii
tenpye OF office act, By accepting the APP
nsintmen, aud attempting 10 exercise the
ties ~ secretary of War the damages
wer, ls1a at Sl5o, 900. Mr. q Riddle
has e.t.r red bis spt esrsnce Tor the oeiep,-
ant aud filed . plea Of not guilty. General
rbonss scounssl-Aessrs. Mesrick and
Cox--have joined, and possibly the case
may b placed on the Nay calender Of the
Circuit Court.
SEsArs-C Court wss opened In due form,
when Mr.. Sumner offered the following or.
der:
Orisred, That In answer TO the melton
Of the managers in reference TO the limiting
Of the final argument, unless otherwise or.
dered such other managers and council 40
choose may print and file their remarks q
any tine on the closing argument.
Chief Justice If there be no objection il
win DO 20 ordered.
Mr.. Connor-1 object.
Mr.. Sumner would respectfully ask
under what rule such objection can be
made.
The Chief Justice replied tina. in several
cases il had been decided that the rules Of
the Senate were to be the rules OF the Court
as far as applicable.
Mr.. Sumner-Of course It 10 not for me
to argue the question, but ! beg leave to re-
mind The Char Of the rule under which this
order was made.
Chief Justice-l. will lie over to the counss
sell
The counsel for the President will pro
coed with the defense Mr.. Evarta stated
that Mr.. Stansbery was III, but would b
able to resums his duties within thirty
eight hours, pessibly tomorrow. He flet
indulgence OF the court for to day.
o. melton Of Mr.. Howe, the court I'D
journsd until tomorrow, Sumner and Pome
roy alone voting no.
The Senate continued IL legislative GO
sion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
rORTlErn CONGREs.

The examination Of General Sherman
was resumed. Mr.. Ssanbery asked: Aft,
The restoration Of Stanton did Won form
an opinion as 10 the des,rahili,y or "a +,
The good of the service Of the ,ffice IF IN.
Secretary Of War being flied by nno,he,
than Stantols Ii so did you express von,
opinion TO the President.
objection was made and argued by Mr..
hinsnam. Mr.. Stanhery replied that the
question wss Of vital importance. He :, .
,sffeo 7" The relations existing between the
rfes'uent aud Mr.. Stanton, and claimed n
~as compS.ent 10 prove that dlstipguishcd
vene's's INC Sfsht and sherman believed
uns' change should be made in the inter.
est Oh .he government. He appealed c.r.
nesiy TO the Senate, for the 81. - ;s., vi
to admit the evidence. '"s''ce'
Mr.. Butler reioiued that nv ;r,roa,,.
irrelevant testimony the Law vo",d =
broken 10 defend breaking of Law Th.ss
would be no limit TO INQUIRIES which wn,,iS
be put to witnesses "ou'o
SENATOR Conkling inquired n the cc,,.
gel propose to prove that Gen. Hhe,u.n
nso ADVISED the President 10 nrocu,.
enansc IN any particular way. feplied in
negative. Inc witness had only exnresssui
an opinion as 10 the desirabilitv 81 soms.
cnangc. Inc Yeas and nays were taken
and resulted TO 35, 50 it was no, sS,,,,,Ss
Johnson Offered question whether h.sn,.
The removal Stanton he had nav.cd ~.
PRESIDENT that he should be renewed snS
replaced The Chief Justice said Inc Corr,
must decide whether the question should
'c pus and the Senate decided in tho ns".
wye ~ vote o: 1s 10 81 Srauberv tha,,
,s'o he had no more questions to ask 1sn
exa,,. sn. The insnageIs declined to crnss. |
o'ciosrss ana the Court took q recess AT |
The Dhssics bling. r. J. Meyers. Cierk or
09pseme Court teeeiGo6 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

MEMPHIS. April Mississippi papers
state that the bodies of two white men
were found hanging to tree near Herne :.
do. 1t IL supposed that thew vero mr.
thieves and had been hung BY the citisens
Il. a Coleman. Of Tsllacheco. poieonel,
himself ON Thursday with mornhine. mis.
taking II for quinine. '''''-
bunalo gnsts have Appeared in the
nor'hern pari OF the State doing great dam.
age to stock.
One negro cut another nearly in two
with koife in Holmes county = few dsvs
since in fight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

ToRoSro, April 1.-THE body Of the no
torioua Nike Murphy arrived from Buffalo
this afternoon under the auspices Of The
Hibsrn'an Society.
Mseeings continue to bs held in various
sections Of the country condemning the
atrocious murder Of M. AcGse add sympa-
thizing With his family.
AoSrAEAL, April 14.-At the conclusion
Of that portios Of the suloey On Mc0ss IN
the church, where The Fsniass were de-
nounced. the bishop was greeted With cheers.
A few people we're badly crushed and one OF
two run over in the great crowd. Secretary
Seward sent telegram hoping the murder
er would BE- arrested.
OrrAwA, April IA The funeral Of Nc.
Gee yesterday WAS one Of the most iopos
ing ceremonies ever witnessed 10 Canada
$4,000 persons being on the streets and
10000 In the procession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

BosrOn. April 1.-The steamer Zodsae
Of the regular line bct~een Boston and
Savannah, burned TO the waters edes at
the wharf this werning. No casee On
board. She was own.d ~ Murray, Fsrrisr
4 Co.. Of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

0y Tslegrsphl Anil a.
F.ouf-wtshost any matsfial chssee: lo~
grades and ehoies Miueescts spring eItrss II
far demand and held firm.
Whsat-ln good request. firm and higher
1.s2s<.
Corn Active and better; No. l at slIs 7slx
@7sA for new.
Osts-Steady, but easier, At b7N57L.
Rye Quiet but higher sales ut SAG .s5 for
No. 1897 81 for No. 3.
$40.
Provisions Quiet
Pork Duh al 20 2502s 50.
Lard Quiet, at l7RlfL.
Bulk Messs--Unchansed but 10 good demand;
snon'aers ilSlMl2; rough sides. l49lllS; short
r.bbed. Is; short clear. ls; sweet picked hama.
10 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
new Y0Rk.

NEw York. April l3-Charles Dicken:
has accepted an invitation from the Press
at the city TO public dinner Saturday
Horace Greeley II 10 preside.
Hon. James n Cook. formerly Bank Su.
perintendent and State Comptroller, died
at Saratoga Saturday.
Rev. Dr.. Charles Il. Robinson, of Brook.
Ign. sailed ON Saturday to take charge OF
the American chapel at Parie.
Ii. Gen. Sherman spent the 9abbath IN
New York. returning TO Washington last
night.
The motions In the Erie lisiestion noelced
Tor Chambers Of Suprs0o Court TO-DAY
were adjourned TO Friday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, April IA The election, ysstsr-
day, resulted in the choice Of VIM. Mapleton.
Democrat: for Mayor. aud the whole Demo.
cratic ticket. sith majority Of the council
and ward officers. The msjority on the city
ticket is over 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

OK $3.50 PER HALF DOZEN.
0nD9r Esilas. - cts. . n.
Per ssae BY ali Druggists AID Dealers.
~ oo9GNOksD ALMANAC ron lsss q :
- 9Ao o1A11D ~ ALk DRuooIsfS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
NEW Y0Rk.

New YoaK, April IA Gre in = tsns-
ment house on Coving,ou street this morn
Ing damaged that aud the neighboring
buildings some $4,000. Robt. Miller and
wife, occu. ants oi q room in the tenement
house, were taken out by the iiremen, but
are not expected to live. A man named
Silver threw his baby out OF the window,
which was safely caught. His wife then
Jumped out, badly fracturing her legs and
arms. The man jumped out 81 ely, and
three o: Jour others are reported badly
burned or partially suTscat.d Atwster,
Bnrnham 4 Cos furnishing goods ware
nouse, on Pearl street, was damaged to
the amount Of $4,000 by = fres this
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
-SGDS -
GEORGIA..

SAVANNAH, April l4-At tho conssrva-
tive meeting last evening in Masonic Hall,
the names Of J. b. Gordon. for Governor,
II. $. Fitch for Congress, aud Rufus E.
Lsc'er FOR State Senator, were received
with loud applause. The audience was Id.
dressed BY several prominent speakers.
AuGusrA, April IA severe hail
storm occurred this afternoon, injuring
fruit and Vegetables
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
~N
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April IA fire broke out
about ! | c'clcck in the tannsry of A. Bart
ling, on the canal. near Findlcy street. Tho
building was burned, and with II tho
slaughter house Of John G. Siegfort, Thos
Phieis tannerv, and the ice house Of the
Cincinnati Ice Company. The loss on he
latter was $4,000, and on the buildings
rom Sc, 900 to SIS 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. April ia communities.
ton addressed to Hon. Simon Cameron.
signed by the Governor and ell the heads
OF Departments. recommends In the event
o. the succession of Hon. Ben Wade To the
Presidency, that Mr. stanton be transferred
10 the Treasury Department and that Mr.
cameron I've appointed to the War Dcpart.
ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

kswANKr. April 1.-The Republican
County Convention, yesterday, At Cam
bridge, Henry coan,Y, adopted q resolution
expressing choice for General Grant for
Prcsi ent, approving the Impeachment, en-
dorsing the policy OF Congress, and present
ing Gen. John II. Howe as their first choice
FOR representative TO Congress from their
district
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corr 90 z RClAa-.


oaverpert Market HepOst.
OuGx OF rnE DavxxroRs DEY caAr,
April IA, 1t6S.
rIosn--Wh nlesaie. 1900: retail, flu.si.
WHsAf-.eceipts small, choice si.s5; No. 1,
Vie; No. 2, u 6s6si75
bAsLer-*i 7sefe Q W offered.
OArs-s5u 80 cents.
krr-fi c.
CoRS-iheiies 5sGsfae.
PoTArogs- T5csaSi ".
horTsR fec. per D.
kSss-l6c.
LAHD -i9@15e.
hAH-Goed Timothy ~. %, tsltls.oe; Ppsi.
els te.oo TO $1,000,
CeAl-Sen, dsiivsssd, - esuNs Per busAsi.
Asthrarite. delivered, ols ~ ~.
WOoo-oe Pr Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14
sHEnlFr's SALE.

sHEBIFt'S SALE.
seo1, cs9sr IOWA. !"
In the District Court Of Scott Cosssy. State Of
lewa
By virtue Of general sxssstioA issusd, from
tho Office of she Clerk u ths. District Court q
Scott County. Stats q low. in hvsf u .. o.
Tesgarden, and agaissl Sssfsrd Di1sn. dated
April 9th, 1853. and 70 Ne directed, command.
ing me that Of the goods. ehastsls. stock or in
seress IN any conpasy, dssts duo. property II
the hands ofthird pefsens. lands 40 ssnemsnts
(Which are NOT exeAtEAy NJ IT. n4eoiDD
81 ne said Sanford lison, ] uaka = cause 70
% made the sum Of city dsllaas With inter-
ct and costs. levied upon the following de-
ser'bed Real Estate. lyssg saA bsiae situated in
the County Of secq -aaA SSsss sfIewA Vi. !:
The east X sfths nseshwsst paaster ef sectiee
-. township -. rasks 4 AIss ahs sofsh u
acres efths ssas x se0s 6seshWsee quarter Of
section 81, township ~. rsngeA Also The west
= o. she southwest ssastsr, ssstiea 26, town
sap ~, range 4. Also The west y ofths north
cast quarter Of ssetisa q. ssussAip 70, range :.
Also the northeast qusfssr Of the southwest
quarter Of section ~ iln1Dhip %. rAts q ~
- o. The 9Th p. n. aesus ~ sssesY
And hereby give tublis sstiss thss I shall
ohss Afor sale At public sstsry, u The Court
House door in the Ciky Of Davenport, County
Of Scott and State of leva. on Saturday the 9th
dsy OF May, 1855, between Ne hours ofs o'clock
4. NJ and O'Clock z. -. n sAid day, sale to-
eommenee At the hous Of two o'eassk ?. NJ,
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WArKRLoo. April 13-Hosscc Rarroc.
Postmaster at this place, died this orninc
vt four O'Clock.
DuBVQuz, April IA iourpevman
named Clark was killed BY lightning y hile
81 work in field on his fs,ls.'- tsrr near
Worthiogtop. on Saturday afternoon.
The street railroad in the city il tas, an.
preaching completion. Busine,s is lively.
The weather is colo and cloudy.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April IA rios'occurred
81 81. Bernard parish day before yesterday.
IN which conservative babracue ~ bros
e" W y body 81 armed negroes.