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The utility of full representation in the primary
meetings is evident. in order to have full expires
sion Of the voice of the democracy of the county
In all OF the above nominations the better to
a more perfect triumph of democratic measures =
The Importance OF this call will doubtless be evil
dent to every democrat, and we sincerely hope thai
the farmer, mechanic, and all others will give theil
united aid towards full expression in their respcc
tive townships. so that the ticket will meet with q
hearty response at the ballot box.
S. WORKMAN,
j.. LOWE,
S. II. BONHAN,
II. FELKNER,
4. GILLELAND,
4. ARROWSAIITII,
L.. c. COLE,
Committee.
May 2sd, 1919.
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STATE OF IOWA, 5.
Linn County.

District Court Of said County, April tern A. D. 1874:
ZIMRI DAVIS,
AsSunlpSV.
WILLIAM STRETCH
THE said William Stretch will take notice that ;
/ writ OF attachment was sued out from sale
Court agans. him by the said Plaintiff on the 9th day
of october, A. d. 1913, for the sum of sixty-thret
doarsby virtue of which the property of said Stretch
has been attached.
Now; therefore unless he the said William Stretch
shall appear and plead to said action before the mex
term OF said Court, judgment will be entered and TIL
properly so attached will be sodto satisfy the same
HOSEA w. GRAY, Clerk OF said Court.
DAVID & SMYTH, Attys. for plf.
Marion, April goth, 1s49--4w. In.
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a WORKMAN & BERRYHILL.
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Alsoto select four delegates to attend the Demo
cratic State Convention, to be held in Iowa City,
the 2sth day OF June next, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the Board of Public Works.
Each township will be entitled to the following
number Of delegates. viz:
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~ tU!lt SFE ulOIlg 7E11H0Ut 1t.
Reete's Grove, viii CO, Ill Oct. "a, 1913
Mr. Sloan-sir have tested the virtue of
your. Ointment III the cure Of Rattlesnake bites.
sore throat, burns, ahd many other injuries, and
in every case it has surpassed cur ex pectations.
rs il family Ointment, | have never seen its
equal, and for beasts we can't get along without
It. Yours &c MILES NJ JOHNSON,
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The BEST JOKE OF THE sE.soz.-A
new Taylor organ is to be established in
Washington. The story goes, that MIR.
tales of the lntelligencer, hearing of the
design, waited onthe President to enquire
as to its object. The General replied,
that before laving New Orleans he prom
lsed Mr. Bullitt the Government patron
age; was sorry to dissappoint the Intelli-
gence-but as a recompense, would s'try
to find time TO vriie for I'll" Mr.. Gales,
who had aquick perception of the ridicul-
ocs, seized his hat bolted for the open
air-and was afterwards found supporting
himself by the fence in convulsions OF
laughter, which threatened to end in YER
ttgo. By medical advice, Mr.. Gales
friends forbear any allusion to the subject
IN his presence.
The GoLD DoLLAR.-This long expec-
ted addition to the coins Of the United
States, the minted first-born Of the Califor-
MA family, has at length made its appear
ance; Mr.. E. S. Sandford, of Adams Ex-
press, having just favored US with the first
specimen which we have seen. II is, as
we long since informed our readers it
would be, a smaller coin than the silver
half dime; but it is very beautiful little
thing notwithstanding; and we do not think
any one would object to having his pocket
hlled with such s'picayune'' things every
morning. 1t bears on one side the Liberty
head and thirteen stars; on the other, the
laurel chaplet, embracing the designation
Of the coin and the date 81 Dollar, l849"
1.-The whole surrounded by the simple
Legend "United States Of America" There
such taste and prettiness about its
very looks that we cannot but hope agood
moral effect from it in the financial world.
One can scarcely look at gold dollar and
afterwards think with any patience of a
shinplaster.-North .americon.
Proudhon the socialist, who was recent
" sentenced to Punishment, by the French
courts, closed an artical addressed in his
hery journal to Louis Napoleon, with the
omlnous threat-a You hare restored The
ss'l,ofine and il riu only disappear Nth
This terrible prediction may turn out to
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Boot and Shoe Making.

MAKES this opportunity TO inform his friends and
/ patrons that he has removed TO the Store house
formerly occupied by George Andrews, where he
viii continue to carry on the above business. He
designs to keep constantly on hand READY MADE
BOOTS & SHOES.
Iowa City, .iay 80, ,s4s.
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EUafdiais's Sale Of Real as
6Hfe.

Iowa City, May, 9, 1910.
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May 23d, 1919.
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|'e can't cit along aciihout it.

PriEcesille, III. May /, l848..
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rsxsr .o,.ht ~ him Thu last that he bs,a he knsv
rothn~ Shstsyer Of the Intention 70 confer IL upon
MIN tan mirutss hefsre He vas A amisble A. n rir.
a. ktnd -. sv.r man conld he fever thsre vas M an
..,.ns,sS 10 n. ~ servics 10 our voopv men n. vac
,hst In his domsstic re atoms he Sor. ths "a
Sih .h.r..tsr for hs fths Prss;dspN had ths honor
oshs,n- .ccusintsd with his family liz vns ho.nts
HI. and slwsvs NJ home With his friends rbe Presi
d.rt Iho here seemed 10 he then
oT.rsx ths 6ollsvin~ nr.amhls and rssoIntioos.~
Whsrsss the mournful inteIiigencs has b.ep ofB
csllv 10 this Bonrd of the decease az
On. ~ onr munici nal associatss John T. Iavrenc.
Cawn,rol,sr or ths cisv ~ New Vors vho re- hasn
snddenlv removed nv The hand of Divine Providence
from TIE 6,d Of his eminent and nssful labors and
whose densrture ia smented NV the vhole communitv
As an irrepsrable loss TO the citv of which he VAS so
distingushsd a citizen and ssnsc;auv 10 IN. muni.i
nal gnysrnmsnt ~ Which he as ona ~ ~. nurast nj
abest oosrs who have filled the rssnonbs station TO
which he had been chosen with marked unanimity
and,
Whereas, 1t is fitting that this Common Council
adopt measures expressive Of the sentiments enter
tanned by them the loss Of one who has become en-
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Our New Hampshire Correspondence.

T,IT-rIEruN n IL Iuly ~ $50
- 49, :. ~, IVY - ,o"'
me Vhne p1ounfai"s-Ihe Farms, Houses,
Schools, and Fsncss-CWions Neglect Of .Siade
Ty,c,-JtHoe, of L,ffleton aad n. J,,,,or,,,-
a., "a. g,,,.,-. RI r. ,-.I-...','
oPN"s y "e o'"""y-1Dot y ""'uoa"s 40
the Seuitmenf o. me Hoods Of Nc,c Hampshire
aad Maiae-1he Timber Trade OF The Jthitc
nfoyr,oiu, m, F,rr,bee. p,robscot &c
~-rr',Ne'. e r"..',- - y.
Inc Journey nom raoyah - sonie twenty miles
10 Littleton, is by good stage road, along tho
valley Of the Amanoosuck, which flows soutl, west
- r-~--,;-,, TL. -. =; -, -
nh'o VIC No,n''"'u'' "e eo."", 70 VIA ana
broken, rocky, and comparatively thiny populated
nt first: but the appearance of the land and the
-. al, ;.,.ro,os =. vo,, J.-.-I r.
"Vas'' 'ap'u' "'p 'oe ues'e"u "o
stream. Fires were Indicated from the heavy
smoke in the mountains to the right AT .eyera
,I.c.. Tbs houses aloog ,h. v,av 49,, =, ~,
p'"u.' Y e'o"s ,"' v" ''e'" " 20
bady Hotecfn against the weather Every
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PUBLICATIONS.

HERE 1T COMES-TYE NATIONAL POLICE GA
zette Of this week ready contains full and
tempered with Of the testimony in the McCerrsn
attempt rape to this time; developing Of the
Of unique virtue the part of the
the ship Columbus who this
that ever made pablie-truly most wonderful
pose. full pedigree and life OF the Confidence NAM
important Arrest of great Of the
Press in the MeCeren monthly report OF Suicides in the
United States Sc; English German French, and domestic
particularly and from all parts Of the world &C.
nerally. Office los Nassau street Ssld everywhere
occasion, POUR DOLLARS (T0UT A LA F0IS. y
10. Les Memories du Dabe 20 Les Memories un Page
de la Cour lmpeiale So Les Amours &c Paris 40 Les
Mysares de Londres So Sous les neus 60. Geneveve To-
Cieilde; &c. Uns Henre trop lard 80. lie Notsire de
Chsntilly TO- lie M6deen du Pecq llo lie Dragon Rouge
neufs compets lie depot nen est que tres
adre de heuresa MIDI ct de 2heures
heure MARRIOTT, "A Trinity Place, ehausse,
2eme porte.
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TO Re LET.

nHLIGHTFUL RESIDENCE TO LET. THAT COM:
Portable residence, Of Twenty eighth street and
Saith avenue garden Of six lots Of ground filled with
grape vines vegetables of all kinds and most beautiful
flowers and shrubbery Apply to ENOCH r. CANE Attor-
ney Of Leonard and Centre Streets stairs Posses
sion immediately.
VJNo LET-THE FRONT BASEMENT AND BACK ROOM
on of the house l6 Chambers st. sui table for
Physician Dentist The premises have been occupied for
these years. and have commanded good bu-
enese.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A DRiAN II. MULLER, AUcTioSEER. : UNITED
n states ssleAt ~ 0coct in front 81 the Barge Once
foot Of whitehall street " ord ROT Hugh Mat~e. Esl
Collector 81 the Fort the following articles belonging the
United states Marine Service vii be cold for casn-eoppcr
fastened Launch ~ Blocks, miscellaneous Fags q Dead
Lyes bt's, Belsying Prs canister, shot. 81 u To-
Wind Shot 1882 - lhs Grape Shot 70 ~ ~. Cantser ~
~ Hammoehs Passing Boxes Medicine Chests
sexant large transparent Compasses Boat
old Scales 10 Log Gssses, bottle Mercury old brass
srsai ing Trumpet Ocant Gases old Binnacle Clothes
Ears Jhs aud IN B,Drn II Boarding Pixies Cabin Stove
Booty Hstohes " old Battle Lanterns Quarter aehss
u iron Mater Taiks old Decs Awnings. Lower Gans
swinging Boon, l box window Glass, o1Io; Lover Mast
Cars IS Mast Hoops copper Pump, 10 yol Laws Of United
States Coast Pilots, Navirater Hassiers Taties
Ustwels sign Codes Summers Method lot Of Charts lot
Of old Iron, Copper and Lefd, sc.
nv. BEGENAN AUcTToNErR-FKIDAY JULY III.
ID at 10 otloti. A. M st No. 80 Myrtle svenue House
hold Furniture Sofa Bodttead Chairs Bedste,d
Beds Tables Carpets oil Cloth Stoves Crockery, also
g. The sterc, shelving Counter two Show Cases Sign Avn
Ing. ke &C
VUALTER GRtTNOUGH, AUCTfONEER.-CARPRTs
w kugs, OH Cloths. Rods, Ne Ac at suctton.-Nalter
Crecnough Co. will scll. Friday (tomorrow At ten
oioek without regard weather AZ the store ~ Dower
sssgne the entire stock Three Ply and In
grain Rugs Crash Oil Cloth, aud large and
extensive assortment being worthy TIE attention of Hotel
Boarding House Keeper and those IN want og?oi Car
Pets Rugs Ne. Terms at sale. Catalogues now ready
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Rrcrirrs or pRopucr AT TINS wars
canal oo.~, Moo1 1eI7 Mcv iiS

The receipts NJ -four and corn are, thus far largely
in excess Of last year. while wheat and barley have
fallen OF slightly. Lard, wool and bacon have In
creased and butter cheese and pork decreased In the
course Of two three weeks II the receipts continue
large they have been lately the arrivals Of Indian
corn this season, will exceed these for the po
riod In 1sl7.
Tbsmovements in cotton in this country up 10 the la
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Dom estic Miscellany.

The confectionery warehouse OF Royal Douglass. at
Cambridgepor Mass was destroyed by fire on the 2lst
inst. Loss $4,000.
A national convention of inventors will assemble at
Baltimore on the 2lst Of August, proximo
A valuable lead mine has been discovered at Buck
port Maine. The yield is more than rs per cent pure
lead
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guests of these and the other hotels have visited
Optical Skylght Daguerrean Rooms for their superior like
including Father Mathew and other eminent lad
and gentlemen from home and abroad The people a large
hatterng demands for artistic service-thanks
them. HARRISON HOLMES
No. 2s9 Broadway, Fourth Story
N b. $500 that better Licensees are DONE or can be
produced, than those taken at the Optical Skylight.
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The Cat out or the Bag!-It,s no use IRVINE

the ae-it can't be done The Fire Depart
the Odd Fellows the Temperance fos and all OF
citations including the biggest viz the People hold
Of the important fact that there place where
such Boots and Caters be bought the prices
JONES, IA Ann street. Look in.
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FOR SALE.

DARr CHANCELLOR sALE-rHE LEASE STOCK
IN and hsturss 81 Gun aud Fishing Tackle Store
doing n good businera Fer particulars inquire Of Mrs.
simpson the old established stand, IS Spruce st u
Henry T. Cooper, rs Broadway.
nRuG STORE FOR sALE-NRATIY FITTED UP AND
~ excellent location for Physician as the seghbor
hood in hictly populated part Of The city The
Ising SICK the Of the store being efred for
sale Yer particulars inquire Of Bush and Cckener. 81
Bsrciav street.
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Increase 13Se34 Dec. 81 oS6 In 21ss,I3O Dec 122Tt
BY reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year compared with the
period Of last year shows increase Of
1l6 ,s27 barrels Of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles Of produce left at tide water from
the commencement Of navigation TO the 22d July in
elusive during the years ls47 as and 40, the canal
in those years having been opened the Ist day OF
May -
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RIiIPRIN0.

LNoR SAN FRANCIsCO.-THE STEAMSHIP CHEsA-
PEAKE will be despatched Tor San Francisco, touching
Rio Japeo and Valparaiso for and to land
passengers Wednesday, August l at r ~. from her
dock Pier having been detained till that day at
the urgent request Of passengers to arrive from
The Chespeake is aud substantial vessel built
by for their special service furnished and fitted
in reliable and elegant manner and under the able
Chas. Henry baldwin, OF the u g. Navy with
engineers and officers eIPsrieaeed the
despatch this affords opportunity rarely
avoiding alike the danger Of sickness pre-
vaent the Ishmus and overland routes and Of tedou,
passage by sailing vessels during the Gains and light winds Of
For above with furnished accommsda-
ISAAC 4. SMITH. I0l Waiist. osrssr Prsnt st.
fret sss ship to be despatched early in August will
ceixe freeht spplic alton as above.
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CHIP OCEANus FoR CALIfORNIA-PAssAsE ONLY.
- This vessel having her nearly all beard,
Will sail frsm Pier Ne North River the nrst
August at which time pa"snser viii please Be sn seAxd
most favorable cabins all tesk sesg
entirely and the chip very Nat sailcr lsnediass
will fer the few bsrsAs
Arply V K b. SUTTON, - Wall street.
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Pens made and sold by j. SAVAGE 02 Fulton street. are
the most durable pens in the world y. 5. has large
stock Of hpe Gold and Silver Watches of all the
brated makers guaranteed to keep time, he
will sell very low.
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BOARDING, &cs


S~OyN-JNys~>ScO~~~SSO~y~y
UrORT UAMILTON-BOARD-A MOST DESIRABLE
home be obtained within i've minutes walk Of the
ndps) for gensmeu and their wives for single sene
The house pleasantly located on the banks Of
aiding fine view % the hsrbor and shipping
passing to and fro hsc possessing aees for sal, water
battling Piesee apply az No. 20 White street, at the
formerrssdence Of Capt John Bennett. Pert namiltoa
DOARDING IN TIE CouNTRY.-A NUMBER OF
ID pcrsons with Boara alta
situated farm house Rsssyie, Sat Island within
uninues walk Of the LANDING where two steamboats,
touch daily; abost and half hours sail from tn. city
Arrly Captain Van Winke ~ ttesmhsat Antelope foot
Of Robinson street; to Danici Winsn Rossve Staten
leland.
DoAKDING IN SOUTH BRooKLYN.-FIvE Or SIX
ID gentlemen mar he modatci With board and pea-
where the comforts Of home be fouadi the
situation desirable and Within two inmates walk Of tins
terry tor address, apply TO Mr. Rsvel No Is Atlantic
Brcoklyn.
COt NTRY BOARDING FOR CH1LDRES.-A lady
~ having taken aresssn, house for her own family fr
month ~ would te % receive two three chill
dren 70 board eatusticn vsy healthy vth sp,ciou'
grounds and good bathing Those desiring pleasant
place for their children during the vacation would find this
desirable and the terms moderate. Inquire at
Chrhtorhsr street corner Of Beeektr
n -oDoING.-NACs HEAD BOTsL, NO. 8 BARCLAY
IL street in clean ard comfortable snele beds and single
room At cents night or 81 q 70 81 per wees Jhe
t.r WI be SANITY supplied with superior cid and
sles, vine, liquors, AID eesars
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More than one half Of the aggregate shipments this
year has been from this port There has been very
great increase in the shipments of each article but
meal which has fallen of but about twenty ave per
cent The most gratifying feature in this report Is tho
immense quantity Of Indian shipped from this
country to England and ireland, and the weekly ex-
portaton continues exceedingly large.
Prices for breadstuGs in England rule low-lower
than been known for years II appears by the par
anentary reports that the average price Of wheat for
the last ten years, has been 59s 1ofd The average
price now, in England, Is AS Cd, showing reduction
OF &C per cent Notwithstanding this reduction prices
present rcuunerative and shipments be made
from this side at profit long rkets continue
at present. We can compete successfully with the
agricuturiss Of Epgans In their markets. and the
outlet thus formed for products particularly bread
stuffs must have very great influence upon this im
portant interest. The impulse II will give to agricu
tursi pursuits in this country will tend TO ncrese the
supply and prevent any expansion in prices at home
calculated to check shipments abroad What the effect
Of this state of things upon the agricultural classes Of
England will be, remains TO be The protection
lists predict utter and complete ruin
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Glad Tidings for the Hard working Man
Them s. Suits fresh lot just received They Of
Cloth Coat Cashmere Pants and fancy Vest Linen Suits
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EREE NAsONRY-ALLYN's RITUAL OF FREE MA
sonary to which is added Key TO Odd Fellowship, with
plates w copies Of this book procured, price
So BY rsmttins S. the Book in cover be sent
by mail to of the United States and Canada
WIN. GOWANS, LIS Fulton ST. ~ York
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The Memory Is tenacious of important
facts especially when they have adireet reference to
pocket and hence the who has purchased pair
boots shoes. CATERS there forgets the way
JONESS, IA Ann street.
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CON ERCIAL APFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
"wednesday, July 40

"wednesday, July 25-6 II. NJ.
The demand for stocks, to- day, was limited, and
prices continue to decline At the first board day
United States 6's, 1867, fell of x per cent Reading
Bonds. Ia Harlem, y Farmers Loan, y Long
Island y, and Reading Railroad, u. There Is any
quantity Of stock pressing upon tho Market but there
no buyers at present prices. Holders fearful o.
further depreciation and anxious to realize; but
feels disposed to relieve them OF their burden
and there is alternative but to carry submit to
greater sacrifice The bulls easily panic struck
They refuse to sell stock say at fifty aud afterwards
are glad to get forty per cent. The bears operate
with GOODNESS, and therefore fortunate
In their speculstions.
At the second board prices lower and the sale.
were confined to tho four leading railroad fancies.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to- day amounted to ssh 3es 3d. payments
SO 4sl; advices, s44Oo0 balance lass, 657 s.
The Naumkesg Steam Cotton Company of Salem
have declared dividend of per cent payable August
10th.
have declared semi dividend Of 4 per cent
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania will pay the
semi annual interest the State debt on the LIST Of
August In par fund.-. This will be the FIRST time since
the State resumed the payment OF interest that IL has
been able to do so without making temporary loan
The annexed statement exhibits the coinage Of the
Mint in Philadelphia for the first six months Of 1872
UsIrrp srArEs Mnr-CoirAGE rSoM JASuARY 1sr
JuNr 3oru, 1870.
Gold coined Let and "a quarters 1872 .s2375aI9 %
Copper 80. 2j,s05 80
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nR. POWELL. ocULIsT, AURIsTs &C. ATTENDS A
~ usual to diseases Eye and Ear at s Warren
where can be gratis describing his mod
affections Of those delicate Also IN
"a edition 81 his popular Treatise on the Eye Price 20 sts
Artificial Eyes inserted.
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received reported the aggregate being little less
than million and quarter Instead Of two millions
We glad to that the number Of gold dollars
coined Is hut little shoit Of half n million.
The quantity Of eour, wheat, corn and barley left
at tide water during the third week In July In the
years isIs and 1910, vas as follows -
Flow. bus. Hbesi BE-. Corn. Ju. BsrIey, 81.
1s4. -. 1852 4t166 10l,9is 4730
1S4e. 4022 2s,s3e 2425
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Decrease 1890 Dee. 1897 Inc i.Ool7 Dec. t7so
The srrrssste quantity Of the same articles l.ft at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation TO
Al. GOA i,,fv tr.i,st,. soiows