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Demoine Navigation ana n. II. Co.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

OTTuhwA, 24rH SEPT, 1885.
fI'Hls Company, having entered upon q vigorous
prosecution Of the Improvement Of the River
with the view of bringing ii into use ut the earliest
possible moment, and being DESTROYS Of meeting, as
Tar As possible the generally expressed wishes Of the
people of the DesMones Valley, hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened At this place,
1t AS early day as they procure the exaInina-
tions requisite for afhxing n valuation upon them
In the meantime, applications will be received at
this Office, from persons desiring to purchase which
will entltle them TO preference at the Company's
valuation in the order Of the receipt Of their appli-
cations. Applications should BIZ made in the form
appended hereto
Terms OF sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten per
cent OF the purchase money down, and ten per cent
per year thereafter with semi annual interest at the
rate oi elght per cent. per year, all unpaid.
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down, and the bal
ance III nine equal annual instruments with inter
est as above. Payments can be made in cash, or in
bills OF Banks III the State of New York or in the
bonds OF this Company al par.
In the sale of these Lands preference will be given
to actual settlers, and annual improvements will
be required TO be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the Des Moines
River a. far as Section %, Township So Range 70
West r. NJ.
Plats Of the Lands can b. seen at this ofice
where any information be had by application,
In person by mail
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For the Gate City.
Paveme ntx.

MRssRs. EDITORS -
Favor me with space for q few words OF
reply to your correspondent FFProgress. -
He is in error when he attributes the origitl
or circulation of the remonstrance against
his scheme to me, though | approve of il
most heartily. If the gentleman wishes to
know what estimate is placed upon his plan
| by the public generally, let him circulate HE
petition and he viii be enlightened. 1t need
| ed no long and lugubrious argument to prove
that at some future day wider pavements
may be wanted. That is not disputed. 1t
is the present change that we are talking
about, and to claim that il is now necessary to
begin to make any, is to claim an absurdty
that must be self-evident to any but interest
ed parties.
The gentleman is progressive. ! admire
that character, provided always that progress
be in the right direction. The progress, y
however, in this case seems to be spasmod-
c waking up after two years Sleep
Strange how suddenly ones eyes are some
times open to the defects Of landscape
that we have admired for years. A sleep Of
two years is somewhat of a long nap, but one
man has beat tour mutual friend Rip Van
Wrinkle. Progress" cinched his argument
by finding little locust tree in a pavement,
that might prevent pedestrians from spread
ing themselves satisfactorily, especially if
they wore hoops" When ''vox Populi'' read
that he ''gin in" and caved. He felt sorry,
however, that Mr.. progress" had gone out
of his way to Fourth street, in search of that
little but strong argument for wide pave
ments. much stronger one by several
years stands in High street, before the gentle
mans northern door. Doubtless he was so
used to that and the mud around it, that he
did not see it, and in his zeal for wide pave
ments has forgotten to put down even mar
row one. a 'smote" in your neighbours eye
sometimes looks larger than a 'beam" in
ones own.
As this matter of payements is now fairly
before the City Council, we leave the subject
content to abide their judgment.
Nox poPrLI
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Council Proce edings.
CoUNCIL Rooa, I
Oct. Both, 1855. I

Oct. Both, 1855. (
Council met.
Present, the Mayor and all the Aldermen.
The Committee on Finance to whom was
referred the bill Of Geo. b. Wilson of $50 90
for rent of Concert Hall for the use Of the
District Court, reported, and said report was
received, and on motion said bill was not al
lowed.
Another remonstrance against the widen
ing Of sidewalks having Ill names attached
thereto, was received and laid upon the table
Onmotion, the petition and circumstances,
and the Ordinance in regard to the widening of
the sidewalks, were taken from the table and
Indefinitely postponed.
The petition of the street Supervisor to
have his remuneration raised TO the sum Of
two $4,000 dollars per day, was received and
laid upon the table.
Estimate No. was received Of the gutter
inc upon "a street from johnson street to Fix
change, aud the contractor allowed the bal
lance due on said contract, being gal.
The following resolution was referred to
the Committee on Judiciary, viz:
Resolred, That Lots 4, 5, 6, I, 8, and 9, in
Block S9,,oceupiedb by the Convent of the VS.
itation, be exempted from City taxes for the
present year.
Ordinance No. Is and IS, in relation to
nusances, was referred TO the Committee on
Judiciary with instructions to report any
amendments to said ordinance that they NAV
deem necessary.
The petition Of Messrs. Beatty, Long Co.
asking the Council TO have 4th street filled il
front # their building, was received and re-
terred 10 the Committee on Streets and Alleys
with instructions to have the necessary grad
ing done III accordance with the PRAYER Of tn,
petitioners.
The City Engineer reported the bids for ths
grading OF 3D. street from Exchange to Cedar
street, also the bids for the continuation o.
the Culvert from 9th and johnson street K
4 Dcs Moines ST. at Sd street also the bids fol
the Tunnel from Sd ST., by way of Des Nome,
ST., TO the river; and, on motion, said bids
were referred to Especial committee, consist
ing of Aldermen Newton, Haines and Tim
herman, with instructions 10 report to thu
Council the lowest and best bidders, and tn,
cost Of said work under said bids.
Map was received from the City Engines
showing the line of Water street and the riv
er, also the Lots adjoining thereto. of tina
portion Of the City below Main street, ant
referred 10 Especial committee, consisting 0
Aldermen Hanes, Fulton and Thomas.
The bill of Waling & Husscv of 1926 90
for publishing advertisements, was referre.
TO the Committee on Claims.
The following bills were allowed. viz:
Jas. Lynch, police expenses, $500
Turner Edwards, Professional SER
vices, 25o
Council adjourned to Tuesday the 9th 0
Nov ut seven O'Clock, p. NJ
B. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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". .. HUSTON. THO. W. HAWKINS. n. u. UUuTu
Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston.
(Successora to Sfannus

tSuCceSsoTs 70 Mdnnus " HdWGf0n,t
VXTH0LESALE GR0CERS, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth, keokuh, Iowa
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock Of Groceries, and shall be prepared To
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall also do General Commission business.
and solicit for sale consignments of all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
TO make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tention to receiving and forwarding all kinds Of goods
and produce both To and from the interior, and TO
ing orders for any description Of merchandise From
the long experience Of Mr.. w. II. Huston in this
branch Of business shall be able to give satisfao
ton. HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTON
We take pleasure ia recommending successors
to old friends and ask for them continuance Of
the liberality lately extended to us. Messrs Hus-
ton, Hawkins Huston prepared TO do large
business, and from their experience and ability we
are confident viii give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS HAMILTON
October 5, 1S55-d6wlm
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Gas Fixtures.

'ItHE undersigned are prepared TO receive orders
l. for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptiy executing
the same and guaranteeing all their work TO be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, that have not
been called upon requested 10 leave their adj
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Orders executed IN the succession in which they
received. SC0FIELD BROTHER
j ily Sd
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THE MCFARLAND HOUSE.

FNUNI -HI ,.......,.....tFT. MADISON, IOWA,
| AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
i i and is now large and commodious establish.
ment, convenient to the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business.
The unders gned has furnished il throughout in
the very best style, and trusts that long peri
enee in the business viii enable him TO give general
satisfaction.
oet. 20, 1879. ddwf b. +. ROE.
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is prepared TO take ikenesses Of all who may give
him a call, in the most perfect manner, having =
large Skylight the only light by which a blue eye
he made TO look natural and far superior all
other lights for Daguerreotyping also, having an
experience in the art Of years, he faters
himself that he can suit the most fastidious. Pic
lures and Drawings copied; Landscapes and pic
lures of the sick deceased taken short notice
Pictures put up in every variety of style regardless
of the weather, and satisfaction in all gusran-
teed.
Inne 1ehh-htf
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JAMES Il. DUNCAN d CO.,
Gas and steam Pipe litters

North side Main bet. sth and 9th St.. kookuk Iowa
A RE PREPARED TO. INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
into stores dwellings, churches and other build
ings, reasonable terms.
Our stock IF gas fixtures will be always adequate
10 the demands II the trade, and cur connection is
such that W. can furnish any pattern at short no
tice We would particularly call the attention II
tboae wanting steam Pipe connections TO our brought
irof Pipe which has almost entirely superseded cop
per pipe. stock IT all sizes constantly hand.
Orders received for brass work Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper. October l. 1s56-d6m
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Successors 10 ". G. TsHkhonaef,)
4 SRDCEKS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
" No. s6 Main street. keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform the public that they have formed partner
ship for the purpose of carrying the above business
IN aii It's various branches. Having purchased the
entire stock of Family Gro oeries the above stand
design making such additions thereto, "a shall make
II one of the BEST stands of the kind in the West and
hope by strict personal attention to merit share Of
public patronage. Charlie Will wait with the wagon
a. usual. BARTLETT & MANCoURT
Oct. 10, '55-dtf
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PELLA MARION CO., IOWA,
u ANkEkS, LAND AGENTS, aud NOThRIES
l. PUBLIC Agents for fhe United States Life In
surance Company Iowa State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Clarks Steam Engine Manufacto-
~, and for all important agricultural machines
Editors and Proprietors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Reli gon-s2
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
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To- the citizens of Keokuk.

10 Fmt NIVTZFHN OF n COX K.
HAVING interested with the Messrs. Scofelds
l. IN the Gas FITTING Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given them Will be ex-
ecuted IN neat and workman-like manner, and
tina, they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being Of the very best material.
As 1t Will be but a short time before the ras will
be Introduced we would recommend to those des!-
rous Of lighting W at the time Of the completion If
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &C., otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time ii would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice
July 3, 1s55.--d &. HERRICk 4 co
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CO" What is the difference between an at
tempted homicide and the butchering of
swnep Hold your breath for an answer
One is an assault with intent to kill, and the
other is a kill with intent to salt
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY

Tax Dgs MONIES VALLEY WING is issued from
this office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoincs Val
ley, well in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted Statos, and medium Of advertising Il not
surpassed. Subscription price $1,5o per annum in
advance.
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AMERICAN Iron FOR THE BRITISH Market
On Monday last, a sloop arrived at New York,
bringing from the Jersey shore forty tons of
iron machinery constructed for use in Scot
land, and the same is now being shipped d.
rect to Glasgow. 1t is designed for the man
ufacture of India rubber goods, process in
which America is ahead of all the world.
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GT4 George Peabody, Esq, the well known
American Broker in London, has given FIVE
thousand dollars in aid Of the sufferers By
yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth,
This is characteristic.
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GJ The next Democratic National Con-
ventlon bids fair to have majority of its
members Office holders under Gen PIERCE
Gen. Peasley, Collector of Boston, and B. F.
Hallet, District Attorney, have just been cleo
ted delegates in Massachusetts
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G75SI The Albany Argns tells a story of
man buylng oats, few days since, who gave
hity dollar bin IN mistake for Ave. ON
discovering the blunder, and Fastening 10
hayelt rectified, he found the recipient II ii
deliberately rubbing out the cipher on the
bill, IN order to make his cash account square
with has funds. An exchange of II " hyeo
Tor fifty saved the latter from further
DETACHMENT, and fully satisfied both parties.
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- An alliance between Prince Napoleon
and the Princess Royal of England, il is sta
ted by the Times correspondent, is rumored
In political circles
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Form of Application.

IGlve here the Post Office address and date !
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEM0INE y. d r. r. COY,
OTTAWA, Iowa
hereby apply TO purchase
the - Of section , Township -, Range -
West 7 NJ, and offer tc give for the same - dol
lars per
Here sign name plainly
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THE LOVERS AOLIIOQUY

THE LOVERS SOLIIOQUK.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck your high-born maiden
Or dig Golconda diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Fraukineense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight
Loves widest of devices
I'll give To her whom ! adore,
BY far an off ring richer
My face, All dressed in lover 9 smiles,
In Buell's fair ght Picture.
BELLS Gallery 50 Main Street
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ON DrT.-That Grace Greenwood is about
to issue an entirely new edition of s'little
Pilgrim" bound in-i,nen!
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c,T- The Detroit Tribune says that Gener-
al Cass has purchased the premium pair of
horses exhibited at the Michigan State Fair,
for $1,000.
The Buffalo Express is anxious to know
whether the General is preparing to ''run''
again.
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land. and coy Lot. Tor sale.

ANlNd been requested by sundry persons and
at sundry times 10 name the prices / would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa take this OPP
portunity TO Inform the public in general Of the
prices | Will take for the same A list il here
unto annexed.
n + of section g. township 65 rnuye g.
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" Il Z r. l. i
Il. Daguerrean Art
Isl, would respectful
~ announce to the in
hamtants Of keokuk
aud ,ictnitn Tint h.
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BROAD GUA9E RAILROAD.
Y. s. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
CQrrll,n The lsredt Anrthera nnd Easterx ALail

TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
Morning Mail train leaves St, Louis at clock A. NJ.
Lightning Express /" p M
Connectingat Vncennes with the E. 4 c. X. X. for
Terre Haute and indianapolis, and there with fast
trains for Cincinnati, New York. Louisville Boston,
Buffalo, Philadelphia, Cleveland Baltimore, Dunkrk,
Richmond and Washington City dc
No change of cars at Terre Haute.
Also connecting at Sandoval with the /. c. r. r.,
the most pleasant route to Cairo and all points in
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
St. Louis.
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from the
Depot free Of charge. Through tickets can be pro-
cured at the Office of the keoknk Packet Co.. or at the
Company Is office, No. % and 80, cor 4h and Chest
nut street, under the Planters House, or No 80
South Levce, st. Louis.
n. b. Passengers ut and below Keokuk, make a
saving of from II to II hours time.
= JAMES NJ. WARD, Sap't.
A, w. DANA, Asst. Sup't.
Isaac WYaAs, Sole Ticket Agent. oet3Ody
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Block 3 IN Keokuk

Lots s. and 1919 in Nashville and the SEgof N
of 26-65-5 10 acres) in dispute
For the whole of which | will take trentr-t ro
housdad dollar third in hand, and the balance
in ons, two, three, and four annual payments with
interest 1t 10 per cent from date To be paid anuu-
ally and secured by deed Of until all IL paid
Amy person wishing for particular information as
to location quality Of the lands may apply to II.
I. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city "
keokuk. WM GII.LIsS
Iuly 1St1
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ARare Chance for Good Il. rgain..

. = or 90 feet on Main street desirable building
81 iots iii The city II keokak also for sale or
exchange for western property, good Mill propesty
IL Ohio; so choice land in Indiana several lot
III the Town Of Nsperyille, county seat Of Du Paga
comfy H.. 80 acres Of choice land the county
seat II Monroe county. Iowa, with fruit trees etc.
Inquire Of MckENNI d RUNNER
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FItHE Fast Saw Mill one and a half miles above
L town IL now in operation with good stock IL
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
short notice by leaving their orders the Office
OF +. k. u. W. FORD, or with
WIN. BR0WNELL.
Keokuk Nav II ls55.--itf
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FOR SALE.

SOCTH HALF Of the north east quarter If section
- is IN township g., North Of Range 10 West in
Appanoose county, Iowa, well watered Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post office Eeokuk oct 10 ar
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-03-02


DIR. WM II. FAERow, an eminent physician of
Worcester County, Md. writes that he has used
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORANT and DIARRHGA CORDIAL sto the
entire, reiief Of such diseases as they profess to
cure" that they "are happy combinations of
some Of our most valuable and safe therapeutic
agcnst, and must be.6f infinite worth to the
afflicted and mankind atlarge;" and that he
'cannot do lessthan earnestly recommend these
preparations to. practitioners, especially in she
country. where the impurity of commercial
drugs is one of the greatest obstacles to the
success of the physician" # you have cough
use the former, if the Diarrhoea the latter;
don't neglectyour disease. hat take the remedy
atonce-they should be kept ia every family,
ready for instant Use, 80; ~. :.
See descriptive pamphlets. to Be had graf
is Of the agents ~ Price , of each, only 80
cents per bottle, 'orssix bottles for 81 90.
szSsE. .HssSE&BBr4sR & CO., sPropfietotass
ezfssG olesals sDrrggists. ,Baitinlofa1
Sold by DEsSF.F. GARY,-C Cokesbqry 4 81
-. s7sW.ARDEAWdIYD !, AbbeSille GIL.
Sss5,ssssss HAYIEANDsaARa az q Cos S. =
= ~ ss i. W6oIasale agsnts, Charlsstoa,
and by Ncrchants geneEaii
Feb aSs 1865 20 81 s.: .l:ss;ss 2w.S.
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A RARE oPPO TUNITY.
Feb. 20

| iONS is disposed to favor those, whose old
IL clothes won't last them Til warm wealth
or: with an opportunity of procuring handsome
WINTER SuITs Mt Cost: Recollect you've got
the balance of this month. the whole of March,
(that death-blower to cows and calves and =
partuf April,to pass through before You can
dispense with your old patehed.up winter arti-
cles. And if you don't think they will last.
you out, don't be backward, (modesty in wo-.
man is virtnc, in man faut,) for by coming
forward. with little money, You can get
enough Winter Clothing, without straning your
credit or making;n single account to last you the
next two or three years. ~ y
70" Don't take up the notion, because am
offcringsyou such. bargains, that am hard-run,
or extremely anxious to SELL am doing it ex-
clusively for your owngood. Ihave plenty of
money for my o'cn use, but 1 want to raise
small sum with this Winter Stock was speak
ing of, for the benefit Of some acquaintances,
expect along in short time, who cannot do
without it. So you see, the object is a :chari.
table one, and ought to be encouraged.
Before forget have just received a large
lot of the finest kind of Cigars
lEeb Is, 1854. IL tfssSs J. J., LYONS. *
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"A PROCLANIATION..
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

CoLUMDiA, Feb. 9th, 1856.
By. HIS Exeellency JAMES HkAD1AAS Gop--
ernor and sComn,andcr-i in Cfief in and ovey~
the State Of South Carolina -
information has been received
w at this Department. that a murder was,
committed on, the body of Michael Bird, on, the,
9th ult, by j. w. CLECKLEY, Of st, Math-.
ew's Parish, and that said Cleckly has fled from
justice: gS5HgslSN. ~
'&sNow knowsye, that TO- The end that Justice
may be done, and that tho said Cleckly may be-,
Brought TO legal trial forhis offence aforesaid
| JARS 81, .ApAMs, Governor and, Command,
efia, ,Ekisfin and over The State aforesaid, do
iss9e tliis. my proclamation, Offering "a reward
of TWD2HbNDRED DOLLARS for hisappre-
hensjon and delivery in my jail in this State,
Said Cleekley is described as being about FIVE
fsst ten 9. Clever inches high light hair. fair
GfYen under MY ff4ua rand the Seal of the
State at Columb; eth Feb Al, 1856. ga u
{ III .s.s /. n 4 JAMES. 81. ADAMS. IN
sssBEss sPsasy, sssy of State s,.,s s
: Hcb. 10, 1855: go = At ssss, ~, s e ~ >,
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Mr.. BUCHANAN AT CoURr.-Thc Lon
don Court Journal, in speaking of our dis
tinguishcd ambassador in London, says:
"Among the many able men whom Amer
lea has sent to represent her at our Court,
not one has obtained greater amount of
consideration with our Statesmen tIan Mr..
buchanan. TO great diplomatic talents,
his cXccllency unitcs modest lemeanor
and wonderful conversational powers, so that
IN any political gathering. his asccndcncy is
speedily manifest. Perhaps, therefore, no
one could have been selected whose tact
and amiab!c department would so well fit
HIM to carry into effect the Instructions of
President Pierce with respect to the cos
tune OF the representative of America at
our Court. Though hc yicl.lcd obedience
to the directions of his chicI, he did it in II
manner rs little offensive az possible to the
manners and customs of the British Court,
the ladies of his family showing in Il re-
nlarkablc manner by their dress their csti-
mate of President picrcc's absurd command ;
rs they were attircd in Court costumes of
the newest fabrics aud most approved de-
sign The Minister Himself, and all his oi-
t0chrs, added swords to the plain dress or
d":cd by the Prcs;lcnt.'