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kEOkUK MARINE INSURANCE q
Capital. 100000.

Office of keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.
January 22nd, 1855.
rTNHE following articles constantly hand and
for sale for cash only.
Coke Of best quality, soc per bushel.
Coal slack for blacksmiths use 25c per bushel.
Tar III quantities not less than 80 gallons, 10 cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask to put il
in.
Apply at the Office End street between Main
and Blondeau.
7rfs- None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without an order from the office.
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Agricultural Bank of Tennessee.
WE viii receive III notes of the above Bank on
w deposite rs other currency.
A. j.. DEMING 4 Co,
Bankers and dealers in Exchange. Ma in street.
jan26di III Times amt Post copy I'm
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Keokuk Gymnasiu nm.

YIyHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
4 nounee to the citizens Of Keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
tai elasticity of oil who desire to participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports of gymnas-
ties. Pure air and cold water, judicious,y used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy strong and robust.
aso- Rooms over Carey 4 Kilhourne . store, Kill
bourne's Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
deelsdlf 0. MANCHESTER.
To Galloway Webster, James Hahn and Andrew
Webster.
You hereby notified that there is now on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa. at keokuk the petition of Pitt
man Tenncnt, Douglas Breading, and Young
Brothers, alleging that creditors they took at
tachment wrts from the said District Court, and
caused the same te be levied on lands Of Galloway
Webster, to secure debts due and to become due
them /; that at the September term Of the said Dis
Court for the year 1874. the plaintiffs recover
ed judgments FOR the amounts respectively due the
with costs and issued executions The plaintiffs al
lege that the lands attached described in the peu-
tom were purchased by Galloway Webster Of one
ance was executed to Andrew Webster, and by said
Webster to James Hahn, both unable to pay for the
same. The bill charges that these lands still be
long 10 Galloway Webster, charges u confederacy
together to defraud prays the Court aside the
conveyances of James Hahn and Andrew Webster
decree sale of the lands to pay the judgments Of
plaintiffs, and for such special and general relief
| the facts warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on o,
before the second day Of the February Term, 1856
OF said District Court, commencing the seeone
Monday OF said month, decree viii be taken &C
cording to the equity and prayer Of the bill.
/ RANKIN MILLER
dec2tw4 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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BELOW ANY COMPETITOR

Those wishing this kind of work will money
By sending their orders to the Office Of the Gate City
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Davis & Price,
House. sign. and OPna me n tai

PAINTERS
ERAINERS and Paper Hangers. Shop on Blon
~ deau, between 4,h and 9TH streets keokuk.
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i WASHING MACHINEs,-The celebrated Float
w ing Knuckels Washing Machine, for sale by
;. w. ii. TUCKER,
4 oHOI GUNS,-A lot of double barreled shot guns;
j - some fine, for sale low by
S w. All. TUCKER
i CIRCULAR SAWS.-All sizes of the st. Louis
S W II. TUCKER.
MANDRELs, for Circular Saws, for sale BY
wi s. W IL. TUCKER.
+ lHOyELs AID T0NGs.--The different qualities
! - Of Iron, Brass and Steel for sale by
S. W. III. TUCKER.
i DICKS AND MATToCkS.-A supply Of German
/ steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledges, for sale by
I IRAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel For sale low
" by 5. W. H. TUCKER.
4 MES AXEs Hunt Collins Simmons Lip
n pincott's, Whites and Wilson's axes. large
stock for sale low by ). ". q II. TUCKER.
platform Scales, from 7oofhs and upwards, of
i Fairbank's pattern, with and without levers for
sale by $. W II. TUCKER
CADY, JONES PECK,
SIGN Of the Anvil. importers andx
- dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware,
Cutlery, Guns Pistols, Sash, Glass &c, Main street,
between sth aud 9th, Keokuk, Iowa. Opposite Me-
ehancs Block. jan4d
BUILDERS hardware, locks, catches, bolts, loose
ID and fast butts, screws, dc. full Assessment
and latest styles at CADY, JONES PECks.
jan5d
\ GREENFIELD Tool Co.'S planes, superior arti-
NJ Gle, at the sign Of the BIG ANVIL.
INHARC0AL Heater Sad irons, a great saving in
~ fuel worthy the attention Of every housewife,
Mt CADY, JONES 4 PECk's.
jan5d
! \XTADEd Butchers genuine raxors, also supe-
w rior article of razor straps at the sign Of the
jan5d BIG ANVIL
y ARBER'S Shears, gents pocket scissors, ladies
- scissors. shears and trimmers, American manu-
~ jan5d caDY, JONES pEcK's.
door rollers the best art icle in use for hang
ID ing barn and carriage house doors at The sgn Of
/ the BIG ANVIL.
! lan5l
/ GOLD Box, and parkers bench vices, iron and
/ - wood bench screws OF
jnn5d CADY, JONES &PEcK's.
/ nouGLAs' water rams pumps, galvanized we'll
- chain and fixtures al the sign Of the
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
TX, coil, binding, trace, halter, dog n, and jack
! ~ chains Mt CADY JONES PECk's.
/ jan5d
! (SoFFEE Roastcrs, corn peppers, enameied kettles
~ and sauce pans, brass kettles, house furnishing
articles Of every description, at the sign Of the
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
DAINT. varush, sash, horse cloth. hair, tooth,
| i white wa h. and other brushes. of New York
manufacture i'll CApY, JONES 4 PECK =.
jnu5d
I
(SaALk, whiting, glue, sand and emery paper, al
i u the sign of the BIG ANVIL.
Il jan5d
/ INRENCH lined ware, something new TO which
L the attention Of housekeepers is requested, at
ian5l CADY, JONES PECK s.
|
&. OBERTOP
/ II EFpS u stock Of Family Groceries, u variety O
! IN Toys and an assortment Of Musical 1nstru
ments, for sale on Main Street, between Second an
Il Third. msr g. 1858. d
1--WE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sals Z
J. dec14 HUSTON, HAWKINS h HUSTON'E.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that Corporation has
y been organized the corporate name vi which III
the ''lawrenceCoa Company" It's principal place
Of transactng business IL he city Of heokuk in the
State of Iowa Its principal business is to deal in
the mining and selling of coal, and in the purchase
aud sale OF coal lands and such other business may
be properly connected herewith. The amount OF
capital stock Is placed AT Three Hundred Thousand
dollars BIZ paid the Discretionary calls If the
Board Of Directors. The corporation commenced its
existence the lst day of January, a. d. 1886 and
continues Tor twenty years, subject 70 renewal accord
ing to the provisions Of the Code Of Iowa. Its at
fairs be conducted by Board Of Five Directors
who To be elected annually on the Wednesday
after the FIRST day Of January Of each year and who
elect President Secretary Treasurer ana such other
officers and agents necessary. Tie highest
amount Of Indebtedness ~hich the corporation may
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars. Private
property exempt from the corporate debts
Directors Names.
L. X. Ford, T.. II. Harr Son
Wm leighton, A. Wolcott
Sam \. +. Miller.
0THEB CoRFvgAToRs.-John X. Alien, G. II. Perry
d. ". Ford, Guy Wells, Jno. ". Rankin, Jno ".
Cleghorn.
Officers.
ID. W. Ford, Treasurer, E. r. Ford, President.
Jas. c. PARROT. Secretary.
ks II
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fIIHf suhscrihes wishes to put in the wall during
L 1856 Tw ~ hons Of brick, for which he will
take town lots land in the 'sHalf- Breed Tract. -
Also two span OF horses wanted in exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Wnnted bythe Nub.criber.

TTEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn deliv-
L cred at his mill corner of 18th and Main Sit,
for which the highest price in cash VIII be paid
decl2d1wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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REMEMBER SIT. VALENTINE

REMEMBER ST. VALENTINES
DAY.
10MlC and Sentimental Valentines, most beauti-
~ full and chaste desi gns.
Valentine writers and fancy note papers and en-
yelopes suitable for the occasion.
feb2l CAVE son.
kEOkUK MARINE INSURANCE co.
Capital, 100000.
FTHls Company is prepared to do "a Marine lHsur-
i ance business. Cargo risks taken ut customary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
A Bridgman, Vim. L. Turner
+. H. Harrison, Geo. H. Smyth.
John Tempiin, A. L. Deming.
John McCune, { +. Conn,
G. CARRIER, jas. +. Cox.
W G. Rentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President.
G. b. SMYTH. Vice President.
A. l.. DEMING Treasurer.
WA. II. TrRSEE, Secretary
Office IN I'd story Concert Hall building.
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ID ECElvED by late shipments at the Gate City
IL Furniture Rooms,
IL pair soeables, and elegant styles, various pat
terms and prices.
2 dog upholstered Lounges,
o pair Sofas fashionable patterns.
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
& marble top Frieze legCeuter Tables.
Rosewood Hat stands, gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
Gothic do, cherry and walnut.
& Turned do.
30 doz seat Chairs all patterns and qualities
2do arm Rockers cane seat and back.
. do sewing Rockers do
Also some beautiful upholstered 0ttomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables, Fancy Towel
Stands, and large tment of all kinds of fash
ionable furniture which the public are invited TO call
and examine. {. = ABBOTT
dee iqd 1856 Main ST.
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Corn MeaII Corn Meal

l,0RN Meal and chopped feed for sale at all troe!
~ az the mill corner Of i2thand Main street.
Also ground for customers artht lowest ra ties
Also the highest pgice paid for logs delivered n
the Fast Saw Mil" two miles above town.
Daily i'astcapv1 lanl iw
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Lumber! Lumber!!

rT,HE subscriber hns bought the Fast Saw Mill
/ two miles above the city, and ia prepared e
furnish all kinds of lumber Except Pne) at tn,
shortest notice from 81 Is to 81 80 per 100 feet
He is also carrying on the Plow and Wagon facto
~ on the corner Of 9th and Main Street. where b,
is prepared furnish wagons and Plows Of the hes
finish and quality. at wholesale or retail, cheape
than similar article can be had in southern Iowa
decl2d6wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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hfER AND SCOuRER. On fifth street.
, door below Main, where he will renova.a and
mike To appear rs new, all kinds If Ladies Cen
tcrens apparel, such rs Grape broseha, eassl mere
AMI WOODEN shaws, cashmere, silk and merino dress
cs, rugs, panoand table covers, window and damask
cuti ains, DC.
All OF the above and every other article of cloth
ing coiored in any Of the fancy plain colors. 1
hope by close attention and knowledge of my bus
mess. 70 give general satisfaction
nov 28d&w6m WM. MANNERS
LADIES' SHOE STORE.
IAURsale room is now fitted up in 6rst-rate style,
| ~ and We are now prepared to attend TO the wants
| OF tho ladies' Of keokuk TT ELLIOTT 40.
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Removed from Concert Hail.
T.. H. H0UGHTON, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law, Notary Public Land and general col
lectng Agent. Office in the Real Estate Ag sney and
wholesale Auction House Of smith Van Sicken,
on Sd street between Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots and Farms for sale, reasona-
BILE terms Loot. I'D
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Short Credits and Short Prices

Short Credits and Short Prices
ME invite the attention Of buyers tcpur extern
w siye and varied asso rtment Of
New Goods.
Selected and imported for our Spring Sales.
Our stock is divided into Three Departments-de
voting one floor &c each-enablng to give al
tention 10, and better assortment Of tach class Of
goods than be found in any house doing general
business The following are among the articles &c
which We devote special attention
HeusefurnishIng he partment.
LACE 6MUsLIN CUR TABLE PIANO Gov
TAINs, Frs
SATIN DAMAsKs, WATERED M0REENS,
SATIN DE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL DAMAsKs, cHINTZ's.
WORSTED QUILTS COUNTER
COTTON PANEs,
coRNIcRs. TAssELs, BLANKETS,
DC. TOILET COVERINGS,
DIMITIEs, &c.
Linen Goods Department..
LINEN sHEETINGS, TOWELS Il ToWELING,
PILLOW CASE LINENS. DIAPERS CRASH,
TABLE CLOTHS, LONG LAWNS,
TABLE DAMASks, BIRDS EYE DIAPERS,
NAPKINS 4 D0YLIES, &c.
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety Of SHIFTING, COAT 4 PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery Department..
MEN - HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
WOMEN'S HOSIERY ANDGL0VES.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY & GLOVES,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c
We ask inspection Of stock by none bat
CASH and approved SIX MONTHS buyers--to such VIC
offer crest inducements.
GuillOu. Anderson a. Co.
No. l47 Market st. below 4th, Philadelphia.
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
WE would respectfully inform the public, that
wv on account Of change in firm, we have
from this day commenced 10 sell stock Of East
goods cost and viii continue to do until the
first of March 1886.
Remember the sign of the Big Shoe.
0DELL MATLESS.
N B.-Mr. Odell being about to retire from the
business, all persons indebted TO him the above
firm, will please call and settle Immediately.
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For safe.
S0UTH HALF % the north east quarter Of section
- Is in township 67 North of Range 10 West in
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll watered. Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office, keoknk. oct. 10 DIFF
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors If the Empire Stove
" orks, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
Of their house in keokuk ;
where they will keep con-
SANITY on hand a large
and weli-assorted stock
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Cards! Cards /!


in style Of beauty unsurpassed, we are enabled tc
supply our friends and the public ON very Short
notice. and at price
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Hardware and Cutlery.
EAlU tn 4 M

- W. II. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesal,
-. Dealers are in receipt of much the largest stock
which they have yet ever displayed to the mer
chants Of Iowa. Missouri and Illinois, to which they
ask attention and guaranty to be at ST. Louis prices
Sept. Z, lS55.--ddw
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SUNDRIES.

- UdAk Kettles from to 40 gallons Ovens and
- Lids odd Lids /; Skilets and lids assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Moulds Scoloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canistcrs, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in tbsvery best manner.
COMST0Ck 4 BROTHERS
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CHARCOAL Heater Sad irons, great saving in
~ fuel, worthy the attention Of every housewife,
Mt CADY, JONES PECk'S.
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II we are TOO proud to apologize, our only
course is to cancel the wrong done, and leave
the question in StGtlt quo. The first step would
be to withdraw the chiefof the agents who had
SO mismanaged the affair. Now, nobody casts
much moral blame on Mr., CHAMPION, but he is
officially the chief agent 1.-THE express wish of
the Union had been carried out, and he had
been withdrawn from post where he will no
longer be useful, all subsequent difficulty might
have been avoided. This might have been done
without humiliation to our Government or to
Air. Champion. He might have been promoted
to higher post-tothe ST.. Petersburg embassy,
for example whichisto be revived Just as the
English legation at Washington is to be drop
ped.
Our Government chooses neither of the alter
natives, but selects the t6FSium gWid. The Nor
ming Post hints that America has resolved upon
the course described Sin ignorance that We are
to be Mt peace with Russia implying that the
Americans would dare to resist us ifw were at
war, but not if we were discngaged. We need
not point out the insulting character of such Ian
guage, Our contemporary continues:
The naval power of England, never more
fully developed than at present, comprises
force of ships of the line, frigates, and mortar
and gun boats, in comparison with which the
/ entire navy of the United States is but weak
and inefficient squadron, and will, with certain
| ty of peace be set at liberty to act in vindica
ton OF the national honor, in whatever quarter
| it may be assailed."
The Americans are told to consider whether
war which should be rashly, and weakly pro-
voked, which should sweep American commerce
from the seas, and "Iay the Seaboard of the
Union open to the attacksof the greatest naval
power in the woold" Our contemporary, there
fore, somewhat more than hints that our navy
is to he sent to sweep American commerce from
the seas.
What will cotton consuming, manufacturing
Lancashire say to that What will Birming-
ham, Bristol, Glasgow, or London? We put
the.iuestion distinctly. Are Manchester, Liv-
erpool, Birmingham, Glasgow, or London and
half the British Islands, prepared to see the
English navy sweep American commerce from
the seas, raising storm in those seas which
will intercept so vast portion of English COM
| mercc? And all for what? Because our Gov
crnment allowed itself to be involved in the pet
ty treacheries ofagents whom it sent to execute
an illegal act.
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ARE YOu SICk .

Then you eaatbe cured Don't delay until
complaint Is ncurabe. then when 1t s late
ROsr-ahs Of all tv diseases wie people e church yards
might be by Ayers cathartc Pills. II taken in
Don't dragging through the Spring, faint sleepy aud list
less because your blood loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Heartburn and their kindred disorders because
your stomach is foul Dop's parade yourself around tie
world covered xish Pnples BOtees Ueers sores and al
any of the unclran diseases Of the skin, because
wants cleansing Don't show lean, bag
gard an caved in, because your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening into healthy action Ayers PMS these
thnes right surely quenehes FIRE. They purify
the body and blood and their functions into healthy
activity whehyo eanfe quick they taken They
are great medical uUner .hs age recognized by
an who know their virtues, and many thousands kno hsm.
Take GERRY PeeOrot for Cough. and the PIX an
arrangements requiring Purga;ive medicine.
Prepared BY Dr.J. c. AYER, Lowell, Hassaehusettaud
sold By al Druggists in Wheeling
A. c. GOOD 3 CO.. wbeelinE,
se4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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sag ~ man by the name of Ramsey, crossed
the Ohio river at this place, one night during
last week. for the purpose of bringing his wife
to Virginia. Some alteration took place be-
tween him and his brother-in-law, at whose house
the wife was staying. After considerable
quarrel, Ramsey was ordered to leave the house,
and upon his refusing to do so, the brother-in-
law seized his rifle aud deliberately fired ut
Ramsey-the ball taking effect in the back part
of his neck We understand that the wound is
) severe one, but is not considered dangerous.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, rs.
N,,a.rs. Nor;io,.r g No,o5ray DA1'1AO'

BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, '5S.
GKSTs-I have delayed entirely too long in
tIre fear cannot give the aictc6w ord
just Idea OF the good have derived from it, nsG the BEN
WAS attached With the chronic rheumatism in its most mSs
nant FORM the early Of and half years. and
to America at which tns it changed IT. form into
gathering had at tha my growth and
expected to be well again, the dsca+e came in the first
place, of ny being vnccinatrd from child who had white
swelling When my gathering first broke 1t did discharge
less than quart, ami continued TO trouble every time
ftooE cold In the least fatgusd; bodily strength
reduced the weakness Of infancy several times
E e s Z. s e es on. sR
cameisloeHte These susrings the general debility
often thick that permitted know
how felt to be free from pain and suffering, for
o Immortality"
et that had confidence ia none Ihad used Of nearly 81
the Gel GRATED SeHt, and other external remedies
had heard had been placed b. my friends under
of the best physicians IN England and al! the relief obAi
cd was but Of transtory duration.
When first heard OF Hanpton's Tncture, had
slightest confidence in its efficacy bI mad friend Who had
known aT Jarrett Pl1H,er hen his suerinSs at the
worst, and had witnessed the wrought upon him To
please he's consented try the Tcurc, aud had not
ken ,s Eotis before began to feel lis rcigl cfsctsoy
strength rctuT1eGsny appetite hecalGS ZoOd-y complex.
ion cle1rl t Ike another Through the niu-
of this friend sou became acquainted with my case, and
requested me; told NY case such eeu.
liar that would Ike the effects OF the TIncture
flly Developed in it, aud II desired to take t. Won would
prcseuit to me- II twas for the space Of yeSrbut on.
" eighteen months h.Ycaaqsed, aud IhGre lost erer s
tor cf iSsGse have become strong and hcartyI
stand much not than Of my iady Rcguaiu-
ances. have heaihfu complexion, and all my frten
am getting quite Csg thing certain, my
limb quite az large again as ii before and trip
about homo without crutGh.
often wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
was child as believe shonti have Eee saye the
ciatng pain have been subjected well detoTIn
ty Of body must to the grave, and parents Woald
not have BEEN under ouch heavy expenses doctors Bulls
and in SeiipS they did, to the celebrated springs
England IN search Of health. wish all the afflicted world
TnetRrc Of HsMptou= try make all acquSntsd with
Its virtues with whom come IN contact.
GeIteMeu, ain thousand times obliged YOU and yOr
at liberty to my name and casa to all.
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SC0FIELD,
No. go ". Baltimore ct.
To Messrs. Mortimer MOwbruy go Baltimore street, Bal
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JossPH T. BURDEAu, Sec'y,

A GRAM OF THE ASSEMBLED wlsDoS"-
When the subject of Pages salaries came up be-
fore the House the other day, it was proposed to
fin the same at certain sum per diem, whereup.
on member from the interior arose and asked
to ''have the matter fully explained, before go
ing any further" There had been heap of
talk about retrenchin' and reform, and he desir-
el TO know whether so much per diem meantby
the week, or the month, or the term?"
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. IOI.-Nrssts at Masonic Hall,
Market and Monroe streets the rst and third Mon
day evenings of each MONTH W. sssuTs, NJ F. II
Basssh, Secretary,
Wheeling IO Ee No. 13s.--sieets as above on
the st and third Saturday evenings of month. J.
WIL1tAXR, W. ~; S. r. Pearson, Secretary
Wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 1O-Meets as
above the second Monday evening of each W. G.
Scorr, II. p; j. A. Clarke, Secretary.
Wheeling Rncnmpment No. Meets as
above the ourts Monday evening of each MONTH W.
BATES, G. c., 4. Lorfag, Recorder
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B~rhe Emperor solonque, who once asked
the British Consul if Yankee Land was as big as
Hayti, has turned up after his recent disgrace
tul detOst, aud is again preparing to attack the
DOmiucisns The result win probably be that
be will lose tottering throne, if not his life.