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70 Nr. Suaa, similar to ne directed 10
Mr.. Bol le5. 10 References to the quest on
o. tie County Railroad Bonds. The
contents Of tie letter Of inquiry are reca.
pitulaed in the reply Of those gentlemen,
which will tie found below, and it is there
foro unnecessary u give the letter itself
At length.
Mr.. Stuart anl MIR. Boyles entertaining
similar views upon the question, they
united in The reply, and are therefore eft
IN the same attitude before the people in
that regard. The position which they
take, it seems 10 US, is the only fair ana
consistent one. Whatever may be their
personal opinions, one way or The other
they can DO no more far those desiring
the bonds, than to issue them in strict ac-
cordaace with The law, and they coull do
no less for the county than to use all
proper means te -aseef.. stitt what the posi-
tive law is
MoNTRosE. Iowa, July 23th, So.
MrssKs. JonS BRowH and others
Gentlemen Your note Of the 9th inst.
is received. You call our attention TO the
fact that the County of Lee. by majority
vote, in November, 1853, decided to take
stock in lie amount Of 100000 each in
the Fort Madison and Keokuk Railroads,
AMI to the fact OF The rescisson Of said
vote at subsequent election, and say
that after II was ascertained majority OF
votes was cast for rescission, the present
County Judge subscribed for the county
$500, 900 10 each Of said roads, and y, u
desire TO know the course we willfake il
either is elected 10 The office Or Couny
Judge, and arc called upon by lie parties
interested 10 issue county bonds fer the
stock thus subscribed for by the County
Judge
In answer, We would say that we have
taken and do now take the position, that
inasmuch as large portion Of The citi-
zeas Of the county believe that said sub
scription was illegal and wrong, if elected
we will refuse 10 issue or deliver any Of
said bonds until, after fair investigation,
the Supreme Court Of HE State shall de-
eide that said subscription was legal and
right, wheu we shall consider it our duty
TO act in accordance with said decision
u Z shall also consider it our duty 10 see
that the subject is properly investigated
and argued before the Courts By compe
tent persons. We consider this course
e be not only justice to those who are
opposed to the issue Of bones, but neces
sary before the parties interested could
use said bonds Respectfully,
H. G. STUART,
SAMUEL BOYLES.
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Removal Of Gov. Rceder.

A AS we predicted, Gov. Reeder has b.eh
~ktmovcd, and J. l.. Dawson Of Pa, ap.
pointed in bis place. The charge Of spec
plaing in lands contrary to law is that on
bhich official action was probably based !,
st The real offence ia the ewes Of the
administration no doubt was his hesitan-
~ to be used as mere tool of the slave
ho'ders who have d,t,rmined 10 make
Kansas Slave State, by any means ne
xnnssary.
Who ills man Dawson is, ii remains to
- seen but he probably has been select
ed with q view 10 obsiaie the objections
brought against Gov. Reeder, and may
De expected to deport himself with good
deal II docility towards has slaveholdng
friends. We question if il DO rot requlo
degree Ct subnixsisencss and sacriiice
Of personal prediction which will render
it something of trial to him
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Removal!
D. F. HUMPHREY B. GAGE

II ~ Z Femo'fd iheif ''Iiaf, Can, y arnet and
IL Millinery Emporium" to No. 50. Main
Street between 81 and 4fh, few doors above
'helr old siand, where they will continue their
business on largely increased scale, both in tie
wholesale and reial departments.
We will have The largest stoc.e Of goods in our
line ever oroUsh 10 The Western country. and
viii b. enabled 70 supply the wants Of am
Country Merchant IN low or esev here.
We Will have stock Of goods for the - etail
trades which will be second to no ne III Chicaeo
or Il. Louis IN point OF .'sfyls' and quality 2
Our rooms are fitted ZIP il The finest style and
no pains viii be spared TO make The
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CASH CRgChERl n0I>L,
e. CT FL - Il EEf0T
importers aud Jebbers of


L0riheRware, China and Glassware,
No l95 Pear! Street and No. 81 Chambers St.,
nEW YORK,
w OULD say 10 Merchants and Dealers gem
w erally that, having established CAsH
HousE in this branch Of trade, they are FULLY
co y,nced that they can sell CancRERY etc, at
such prices as y III pay the purchaser fine pr Of
ii 70 retail. Experp Hce hA4 proved very con.
clusiyeiy 10 rs that, oy atherng strictly tn the
cash system, we can affafd 10 sell from ten 10
twenty per cent below The regular credit trade
prices,
- this end we ask an examination OF our
styles and prices, list Of which viii be for
wardei by matt 20 anv party desiring.
Ear,henware, bY the Iavoice single package,
Of very carefully rrpscked tol Tie
COUNTY, TKApK.
July 27 1855 dly
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JULY ARRIVAL!
IL EC EIV ED THIS DAY
July 10th, 1855,

PER -d4NERIC1N EXPRESS.
% pieces White Mesquite Bobinetr.
70 :" Pink d. DO
20 white Grape Shawls with extra heavy
iringes
40 pieces BIeacheyl Cotton Drilling.
y " New York Miits bleached shifting
20 $. Red aud Yellow Flannel.
All OF which viii be sold very. low al IS,
Main Street. "A DURKEEA
July 90, 1853. diff
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T. w. ALEXANDER & CO..
forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Freight Agents fer
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal
and Lakes,
ITO soUrH WATER STREEr.
CENTRAL WHARF. CHICAGO ILL.
Liberal cash a ivances on shipments o. Pro-
dnee or Merchandise, for sale ia this market :,
shipment 10 friends east.
Refer to
living & Co, ST. Louis, Mo-. w
? ihaver, Qiincy, H.; Greca & Stone, Musca.
lIns Iowa; II Campbell, 4 Co.. Galena, Ill,
! Tt a Langley Co., Rock Island, II Barley,
heardstoWn. H.: Hon A Starne snr,r6e,d. n,
Reed, Galesburg, H.; w S Gilman.
NV NV york; fasstft 4 Co.. Philadelphia, Pa: A
hilbert, Cash'r Com BIZ, Chico go
MARK PACKAGES CARE or r. Van
July II, 1885. dNw,y ~
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CANDIDATE rog REooRDHR AND TIRE,

CANDIDATE rog REeoRDIR AND Tara
suREa.--An opinion prevails 70 some ex
tent that the candidate fr this Office is our
present constable, II. M Griffith. That
gentleman, however, is serving very ac.
ceptably in the Office which he already &C.
cupier. and solicits the votes OF the people
Tor no other position. The candidate for
Recorder and Treasurer is A. ". Grit.
18th. an old resident Of tile city, and veil
known to the people generally.
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To Contractors


T'HE uniersi gned Is prepared and win coniin-
1 Ne TO receive, unti August 18th. proposals
FOR me construction ~ the Road bed OF the first
Division Of the keobuk Nj. Pleas al and Mus
catine Railfead. Siid work 10 consist of Clear
ing, Gfubbing, Grading, aud Masonry.
Plan, profiies and specifications, may be seen
al The office Of the Engineer. IN keoknk, after
August 1T.
Said work will be let in specific Jobs, or BY
Sections. or as whole, as may be deemed best
for the interest oil the company.
Contractors will state, il their proposals, The
time when they will be ready to begin The work
in the event oil its being given 10 them.
The company reserves the iaht, al the letting
Of making sarh disposition Of the bids as may
be deemed best fof It's interests
All proposals will be sealed.
j. h H0RNIsH.
Gen. Agent 4. Nj p. and NJ. X. r. CO.
Tho newspapers in Kcokuk, Mt Peasant
Museatine and Davenport, will please copy ant
charge 10 the ompauy.
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j. :. REEBE.

]faia Street, betueen Strih ond .Serenh
W HoLEsALE and Retail Dealer stoves
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, AID Sheet Iron
Wares
Roofing aud Jobbog IN Tin, Copper, and
et-Iton, which viii warrant TO give ss,Is-
faction. j. S. BEEBE
July 81 1855. dly
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GREAT CoNsuaPrr5s OF Wool 1T re-
CURES three thousand five hundred sheep
70 be kept whole year to support the
Lawrence Massachusetts mills with
wool FOR a single day They produce
one thousand five hundred shawls per
day, and consume cechineal to the value
Of sixty thousand dollars per annum.--
:. Erchanoe.
Then the Lawrence mills consume one-
twentieth of oil The wool produced in the
y United States. or very near it, and it
N would require for years supply some
$500 900 lbs. This is large proper
: non Is the whole amount, especially
When We consider that besides these mills
! there are ,558 others TO divide the con-
p sumption.
y And. by the way, in looking at the
1census statistics Of 1850 TO ascerta n
hese facts, it is interesting to observe the
S11acrease in the Importance oil the wool
!. crop and manufactures, and the closeness
with which they border on TO The cotton
crop. The wool summary is as follows !:
No. Of establishments, $50
Capital invested. S28.l1s $50
Pounds of Wool. 70 &C., 500
Tons coal used in manu- re, 46 $40
Value of raw material, 25,75599l
Hands employed males, 22e7s
. g iemales. 1864
Wages per month range from SC 10
&3Q
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Great Reduction in Prize of Dress Goods.
fIHE Ladies are advised that from this day |
VIII seli he balance OF ms stock OF Tissues,
bareges, Printed Jaconeis and ether summer
Dress Goods 1t less than cost
Great Barg -ins can be had by calling soon.
Jniy 10. 1855.
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Gor,schnLotrs address. to the Army.

Gorischnkokifs Address To The Army.
The following is Gortschakofl's address
to the garrison Of sebastopol The day afser
The aiiair OF the 18Th.
HEIGurs or IsKERMAN, June 18Th.
"Comrades Tie bloody combat Of
Yesterday, and he defeat Of cur enemy
has again crowned cur arms with immor
tai lsures Russia ows you her tlalks.
nd will not refuse them. Mary Of our
companions in-afms haye sea cd VIII
4 h,ir blood the oath which they took, and
So have kept sacred The promise which |
gave o The Emperor, cur father. Com
rales, thank YOU Tor il.
MY brothers large reinforcemcnts are
matching from all pnrls CT cur sacre !
Russia They will seon be with US
Oppose, as you have hitherto done, your
many breasts to the FIRE OF cur implous
enemies, and die az your comrades have
died. with arms in your hands IN an hon
ora bic contest, --m man 10 man, breast TO
breast - rather than violate Vic oatl9
which You have sworn to your country,
10 preserve our Sebasiopoll''
'.sotiers the enemy II bcaten-driyen
back with enormous losses. Your com
mandor again thanks You III tie name Of
The Emperor and Of hoy kussia. The
time is near at hand When the pride Of the
enemy shall he overthroNn, wien his
army shall be swept from our territory
like straw before the wind. Inl then
have faith in God, and hsht for Your En-.
peror and country. GoRrscHAKcIF.
ToNpoys.-The public mind i ava
kening 70 the Importance d physical edu.
cation,
At the recent ladies' exhibition Of gym
na>tic, calsthenic. and dancing exercises,
gwen at Professor Stewart's rooms in Bos
tor, DR.. j V G. Smith. Mayor, in i.
speech to the parents and teachers while
distributing The pIiz >, addressed them 8
much length on the importance OF thus
developing the muse liar apparatus 81
children and made the p riinent remark
That the girls lie knew when a boy VIII
used TO climb trees and fences with ths
BOYS, and who were called :" Tombnys
By their mothers, were now, wherever
found, lea ing women in society, witt
strong htaithy bodies and minds.
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1855.
Merchants western Line.

NEAL. ABBOT & co, New York; WILL
Y LIAMS, TANNER x co, Buffalo, Pc
ptietors.
shin daily from Pier 2, Last River, New York.
All cargoes fully insured to BnfIAlo.
40 Trau>hipment between New York and
Buffalo.
For Freight, apply Neat Abbot & ca, p.
3. Brooke, Virgil Hillyer, no. IS Broad Street,
New York.
Marx Packages. "M w Line"
Juiy 2T 1855. caw6d
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CORNER uAIs AND JEFFERSON Sis,
Darlington. L. ga

Darlington, liza
1 BRANCH of The Mercantile Cellege o,
Il acknowledgements by tie esis-
latufe 81 that state with perpetual chatter.
TRUSTEES.
Ills Escellency the HON. JANIS BUCHANAN:
lloN VA. WIlKtsa, (iale Secretary at Wary
The Hos. MosEs liAMrroH; Hos. " IL Low
Az; Hon CHARLEs NAYLoR, aud GIN TX.
MooREHEAD.
ANDREW 7. HowpEw, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science In ths
Mercantile College OF Pennsy lYaria
LaUfs II. DALHoTF, late Professor of Com
mercial and Ornamental Psumanship Ia the SAN.
institution.
CHA.. Rrx DARWIN member Of The BHrlinr.
ton Bar--Pfolessor Of Mercantile Law
The Principals design carrying oat in every
particular that course oftraIDIng for busine.s ip-
trodneed and followed up for upwards oil fifteen
Years BY Mr. Dur, the founder Of the Mercan
tile Go!isge OF Penn Ylyane. hy which sho,t
3,t9e merchants asd Heeotttttatts We been t,t,al
flied for busneqs II is now regarded hy bnsi.
ness men as the most thorough and effective prr
paraion Tor tie accountant given in the UnitSa
States II eomprehends upwards OF 400 real
business transacions--Illaslraiing six different
methods Of conducting books by double entry
about go commercial computations, explaining
many business operations not found in conner
arithmetlcs---a comprehensive course of mstcat
tile pehinanshp--bnsae forms and bnsinets
ietters--Gaiiy lectures on commercial law ana
commercial sciences.
Dur Book keeping, IIarper's edition price
Si,7o, ise inrst perfect ard compfet eusye 10 the
English language DuH's Western Steamer.
Accountant, perfect system Tor such accounts
81 10 DC had al corse's Bookstore. Jefferson
Street
TT Send for Circular ty nail.
pfnp I.fI..
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20 THE CITIZENS ofxUoxur

| AAlAG interested with ~ the Mes,rs So.
IL fields 10 The Gas Fitting Ba.iness. we wo.la
asstre The public that all orders gwen h, them
VIII ee esechet ~ a neat and wotkuisnliL.
manner, ard thai they can rely upon the wa
aoiie ~ fhem, as beiHg ol the very bes. material
- II WI be bat short tine before The "a.
~ NC introduced, We would recommend to
li'os@ assruns OF lighting np at TIE time Of III.
completion of the works that iltev i've ,r,aa
d'a'e erirrs for rtpe, hxtnres &c o,herv.s
mahV would be delayed beyond that fine as IN
"onld be impossible TO supply all applications
upon sht = notice. g. HEKKICK &CO
July Q, 1855.
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Ladies' Shoes.
NJ are now manufacturing fine Shoes for la
" dies, which we viii variant.
Call at the store Of
ODELL 4 MATLESs
May II 1855. d&w
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GAS FIXTURES

iE o.aefsighei ATE prepared 10 receive or
aefs Tor h'ng np stores, Offices and dwell
l1g heases' viii pipe and fixtures for gas
'o9ftit executing he seine. a3d guaranteeing
az TIER work % be- Ga tight
All persons ae-ir0ns az lsirg gas th.. ts,.
nol bern called upon, are rrQa.~trrst. .sxs Their
s1drtss with Us through TIE Post Ofce
0t8efs EXCITED n the succession in which
hey are recR8ed
JHly q scDFIrrDS pp0rurr
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oo-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
1t t.,'aefs'gned have this eay formed I &C
~, -, ~ me purpose OF transac l,nr = .ha,.as.
Try foods business At No. 81 Msin Street
JAS. r. coy.
y.,,,7 ,as. Lac. N. SHELLEY,
& ny - 1872 div Inv y
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TAYLOR Arm l.
Nrts James ?
Ya1dev ME Mr.
" liscn n = mary A
William 4 the [
Wapnit b William 2
Wi kersll ram l. ward
Wlliliofd Thomas ]
Warner J3ue Is
Woller / S
Ward James
" elis Cha'les z
Wilson VIM
Wocif Christian
White Betsey y
w llifori mrs Marcy
VIII lock Erwin
Wallace w lliam
Witty Adrian
Westcott J Henry 5
w God Samuel
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rvrNHE EsxrH Ess.
NEAL, ABBt I u CO.'S
IFaBrietors.
NEAL, Amor & Go 8s Broad ST., n J,
WILLIAMS, TAMtER & Co., Buffalo.
sur raffY ny
Peoples Lire Steamers. foot Courtlandi Street.
For Bills Iadihs. apply 10
NEAL, AMOR Co.
Is BtooKE 81 Broad Street.
ytnou HuIYfR. Nrw. York.
Mark Packages NEAL. Anb0T CO. LYPHL.s.
July -, 1865. d&W6n
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

II
~ saos no'~ "04ia tniprm the eitizens of
4 k~okak aad vicinity ihst he has norrt.s.s
t'e stuck ~ trade OF Ben De,ssou. AZ No s
ftifa Street, Where be has on hand pea.rsi
a.sotiaeht Q! French and American Clo,hs
'assiueffs and SestingS which be will man,
up q ORDER AZ The shortest notice. and IN a.,,ls
~ q q surpassed Aiso good ass,rtneu, ~
summer Goats, Vests, ana ST rs, aua,s on
hand. IAMrs ~ Tv,rn va
July Is, 1853. d.
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CHOLERA ~ SHELBYvILLE The report
Of the ravages OF cholera at Shelhy,llle
seems 70 be somewhat exaggerated. though
ihefe IS no doubt 1t is attended with much
fatality. Besides Gen. thornton. we
learn hat Capt. Brewster and several
other oil citizens, and number Of yisi-
Tors have fallen victims to the disease. -
On Thursday the Decatur Gazette saws
Tour deaths occurred, and some eight new
cases were reported Tie cholera is also
al Sullivan. One or two deaths had oc-
Cured, among whom was the wife of DR..
heilar Of that place Alton Courier.
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List OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
/ u EMAlNiNG in he Pos, Office al Keoknl
IL July 81, 1855. Persons calling for any {
this Last Will please say "Adveriised.5
Arnold DR. G A Kaufman Louis
Armstrong MIS- c 2 Eeito Samuel If
Atwood P2 knowles James
Afend Conrad Kennedy John y .
Ackiey PerTtnlK katrJ
Anderson Sarah G Kerr Chas
Anderson Joshua KegeLhan John
Anderson Nm G. Kline Torfessa
Alexander Sanford Lee Robprt 4
Allen VIM S I4ondy Ihos
Aruor George " Locmis John
A .en John G 2 Lang fnz
Arnold 5 Loveass George
Allison Rors LeurIey MARTA
Aiagdejrad Gottlcb Lotspuck II F
Barr Mr. II II Ishn ignats
bottsford Chafes w L}en Mis- NJ Ar
Brown Mrs Mary Ludlan Miss Rebs, ca
BeaIl Mrs Mary J Lugterbarg John
Brandt Mr. Charles Lammy Al
Barr Long
Bruce Mrs Caroline LadloF Christof
Bartlett Bryant Leach William
Bessy Maria Lewis L X
Beamas Martin lawson Robert
Bent John l.alnrd Edmond
Rcschtel Jacob L Lefper Rartram
Barns Chares Ilhnan Thomas
Brown samuel Langiy Robert
Bishop Cushtnan Lam0 IIiltnan
Brendt john Mosier Catharine
Bartlett Mrs Eliza Morton Ii c
Bowl Patrick Moore I
Burk ID w MORRISON " IN
Hfido Alra Mol Ian Julia
Baker Martin Moore Mathew
Bell II II Mellon w
Feiton John VI onroe fah
BarhE4ar George Noon Thos
Barnet Edward Mohmaester JOS
BanDon Patrick Martin Dennis
Kean8n Mary Nleridpth John
Bunk james N oore Geo s
Burnhatn Henry Mathews Isaac
Booth " II Mluer janice
Brown AIoHzo G Moor ] G
Barmar NJ tllas Mafphy i
Butler Richard Moore Patrick
Barber Mallory Hiram,
Bolhens Jakobus morgan DANIEL
Black ] I NJ Ter 5 X
Boyl CLa,les Merti SIT
Better NJ Mofk a
Bawecn Priscilla nils Julia A
HanmafH s mary Miss A ]
Bradley Meo Muller lohn
Bailegooyr Eu Van mans ] b
Bradley w NJ Nlrley John
Back y negher W
Boatman sam Miller J ohm
bhosmrs = nisterson shn
Brocliel NJ miller Jacob
Calvin George w mcgee Thomas
CaEpbel Capt Jas W Noon Thomas
Cri,tenden |. c Mcdonald Chas. A
Carmody ] McNslly ] IN
Caldwell Dayia II 3 Mcbride Capt B
Chalnberliu Miss Ann Meknali Cnas =
Crawford Donald mckualI Amanda
Collins w B Mc ,uire Martin
Chandler NJ, s Selah seCtoskey Cbas
Cochran MrC seGrew Elizabeth
Clayton j Fl McIlrsy Geo,gs
COPELAND w f Mckay ] tmes
Corper Lorenzo Mcclure D-nnis
CAVITY Ak mcMellin John. .
ConneI John Mclaughlin James
Conner G.s,ge mcG-ew RI
Carroli Austin MeEntyre Alexander
Cuehman A K Nalkenper Henry
Calvin AL Newlana Wm
Coppersnfth Lewis F Nelson II RET
Coins tosetA N NafTf,eer Jacob
Collins John Newman f
Carrier SrmnI p Alrhols " M
Commons Tebn OF cbae
Cumpster w Ort Kali
Cotton j G 0Raey Henry
Cahiuet Mr. 0'Riley John
Colburn T. T. Owens Mrs E
CoEgsh James l. Phillips Lucinda E
Clark Henry Ii Powers John
DAVIS Plies Richard
Denmire Edward prady Thos
Doyle james = Pefdea Maria
Dofv John pearee J 3
Drake JOEL Parker W
Day II ", 5 Files Henry
Daheia Aron, Ftasse William
Dram Absaium psrdew w
Donar James Poison Wiz
Davjl T. parks Marv
Dacal Jamfs Putnam n "A
Dlpsel Dick Place T
Delaris A posh r
MN Patrick payton Chan + .
Davis " h Fender J,hn
Dunkir Henry Peterson Rekey
Douglass IL Pool Elizabeth
Daboaia " II Price paul
D'ffndeifer ID pfoba,co John
Daley Mr. (. pthfoih Thomas
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Hayden D
lla er Ma'tlnus
Hall Edward J
liz he Thomas
Hight William r
bubble Miss Lizzy
Hen y William, /
flahiam Henry
Hoes Henry
tuition John
Hpaulbertson Capt
thought hp a
Hafs'a'ier Philip
Hamilton J
Henry Joseph L
Hnstea G
HILL John
Hayden G w
Eiarawick Joseph l.
Hub her. Franklin z
Hutchinson W /
Hoey Mr.
FIa field Miss P
Han Jane B
Jackson Frank
Jontson ] B
Jontson S W
Jacobs Miss S II
Jontson Mr. Alexander
Jonfson Mrs NJ ArY
j III All NJ , " q ~
Jordan DR. J J 3
Jac kson ]
X sief kari
keHnedy J hn 2
Kennedy james
Keiiker Cornelius
kefil2 Mr
kiresland sam
knight AloHzo
VIM.
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ID EMAlNiNG in he Post Office al Keoknk,
~ July 81, 1000. Persons calling for any Of
this Last Will please say "Adveriised'
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iLLNEss OF TIE CzAR.-I' is positively
stated N English papers that the Emperor
Alexander is in bad state of health
Consumption Is his reputed lnniady. The
same papers used to report that The En-
pefor Nicholas was insane. Private let
iers from Russian sources 10 Belgium
deny Alexander's ailment.
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= PAUL, MINI, July 26th.-our
Conventions for the nomination Of DIE.
gates TO Congress. have nominated w. Il.
Marshall free soil, and II. NJ. Rice for de
mocratic candidate
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