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Tho Kansas correspondents Of the Demo
cr0t tells the following story If

The Kansas correspondent Of the Demo
craf tells The following story Of
now THEY cor CANNON 1870 LAWRENCE.
4 twelve pound howitzer was sent from y.
York to Lawrence. When the war broke ont
II was ut Kansas City and an invading camp
between the two places. How t. get ii to
Lawrence, was the question Of the day
Messrs. BufFum volunteered 10 bring it up
They went to Kansas city and got the boxes
IN which it was packed A. they were as
cending hill, Il posse Of forty invaders
came down upon them, and said they must
examine the boxes, as they believed them to
contain Sharpe's rifles.
ooh, no boys" said Bntlum. ''ll's part Of
a carriage-here, hand me an axe and I'll
show YOU wheel.''
He took an axe and split open part Of the
box, in which one Of the wheels Of the can
non was packed. This ruse succeeded.
''What's the reason your horses draw so
heavy Z" asked another of the posse.
SON. said Buffum, 'sthey're tired ont
you giycus u shove up the hill. bovs?"
Several of the invaders put their "shoul-
ders 70 the Wheels" and assisted the horses
/ IN ascending with their load
/ vote of thanks was proposed M the mas,
meeting held at Lawrence on Monday night
t. these assistants, but as their names wer'
unknown request was made that all news
papers favorable 10 freedom III Kansas
would publish the circumstance, and thanl
them in the name OF the people of ''Yanke
town.
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So. Iorte,s frnisI,

CHARLTON ....,LUCAs CO.. IOWA.
II K 81, JOHN beg leave to inform his al
-. friends and the travelling pubic general |
that he "a removed from Lbcryrile 10 CharitoI
whore be has taken The Hotel formerly known as
United States, which he has completely repaired n,
retufnished N the most comfortable manner and o.
fers As good accommodation Is can BE found In N
country
Connected with the house il a good and commoT
oEs stable, always well supplied with feed B
Dee. - lS55-d3w~ h
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WAsHINcToN, Jan. :.
HOUSE.
In the House this morning, Mr.. Giddtngs
moved TO correct the Journal of Monday
proceedings, in effect denying that the Prcsi-
dents Message was received by the House,
and assuming that it was announced and de-
liyered to the Clerk by the Presidents Pri-
yate Secretary without permission.
After debate the proposition was tabled
by Sc majority.
Mr.. knight offered resolution to elect q
Speaker by plurality vote.
Mr. Phelps moved to lay this en- the table
Carried by 2 majority.
After rejection of the plurality motion the
House balIoted for Speaker.
First vote. Banks l03, Richardson -, Full
Ter 80, Pennington &, scattering 8,
Mr.. Milling moved the Presidents Message
be read.
Mr. Stanton thought the President hat
been guilty Of ndecency in thrustipg bis
message in the face Of members il was .
most disrcputahle document, faIsilving truth
He reasoned tho point that no cognizanct
could be taken of it until the organization
Motion tabled.
Second vote for speaker stood Banks lol,
Richardson -, Fuller 80, PonningtonG I, scat
tering 6.
WAsnt>GToN, Jan. 3.
SENATE The financial reportof the Secre-
.arv OF the Treasury was received and order
ed 10 be printed Adjourned.
HouSE, After some preliminary discus
sion the House voted for speaker with the
following result: Banks l02, Richardson
70. Fuller IS, Pennington &, scattering B.
Mr. Wilder offered resolution declaring
Boyce Speaker. Amendments were proposed
substituting Banks and Pennington. Tabled.
Three additional votes were then taken
Banks lacked 6. Adjourned.
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substituting Banks and Pennington. Tabled.
4 Three additional votes were then taken
Banks lacked 6. Adjourned.
geiegrapbEc News.
WASHINGTON, Jan. .. Yesterday the wealth
er was agreeable, and the citizens turned out
for general holiday. All business suspend
ed and Offices closed
In the morning the diplomatic corps paid
their respects 70 the President. n full eos
tune.
At noon the doors Of the White House were
thrown open TO the public. and many thous-
ands awaited themselves Of TIE occasion To
visit the President.
Mr. Mtrcoleta, the accredited Nicaragua
Minister, attended the morning leyee and re-
ceived marked attention. Mr. Champion was
also prominent among the diplomatic corps.
I Ii i stated in q reliable letter from Lon-
don, that the British Government anticipated
demand from our Government for the re-
call Of Mr.. Champion. and me&itatcd bis
trGnsfereuce To some other diplomatic station.
Sir Geo Ouslev Is named . success
sor
The u 5. Treasury statement reports that
there was SD ,0e0 subjected 70 draft on
the 25th ult.
PTIsDpeo, Jan. IA. Darlington sum
init, at half-p four yesterday, T.. NJ, the
O'Clock passenger train going Wet, on tha
o. x L. K. r., came ia collislon with freight
tram, coming east.
The freight train was off time running
round q heavy curve. The conductor was en-
deay0ring to reach the switch, which i, bat "a
short distance from the place where the col
lison occurred Four men were instantly
killed, md about sixteen more dangerously
wounded The locomotive and cars were
smashed.
iIARR@nrRa, Jan. . The Pennsylvania
Legislature organized Yesterday VIM. II.
Pratt was chosen Speaker OF the Senate
and Richardson L. Wright Speaker Of the
House.
The Governors Message Will be delivered
to-day.
SAyAxsAR, Jan. John NJ Berrian, ex-
Senator, died in this city to-day, after an ill-
ness Of four days.
Bosro>, Jan. 2.-The Legislature COM
menced is session to-day The Senate elect
ed T.. G. Baker, Of Middlesex, President, and
Peter ). Cox, Of Lynn, Clerk.
The House organized by choosing Chas. A.
Phelps, Speaker.
ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Seyeral Intellectual ut
tempts We're made to choose IA Speaker, Ly-
man Odell, TX. \. }, standing highest. a sire
nous effort was made to effect n union Of
j llards and Softs but they were unsuccessful.
The Hards refused all oyertures.
Additional balloting this morning for
Speaker. On the first ballot, 0dell, Amer. ],
40: pende, grass, (Rep.), 81 Bailey. (Iiard
SHELLY, % llogle, 3 other ballots same
Adjourned TO this afternoon.
NEW AoEk, Jan. The Herald CORES
pondent under date o. st. Domingo, Nov.
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NEWS, NEws.! ws!.!

FNHREE days later from te Crmea We are au-
! thorzed g state that LASDFs & DArGuERrY's
new Bread Wagon is the track, FURNISHING better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and more for 81 than
WIZ ever furnished for the same in keokuk If YOU
want anyot the above articles. try thu Rrn WAG6S
Ger I'D ItANnEs 4 DAJiiuFRTV
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Kemo.ed from Concert taaiI.

| +. II. HOIGHI0N Attorney and Counsellat
IL. q; Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
leetlng gent Office in The Real Estate Agency and
whal4dte Auction House Of smith & Nnu Scklcu
On sd street between Main and johnson keokuk
Iowa. Lots Of lots and larms for sale. on reasona
bic terms. Ioct a-d
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A Nd MI un United quantity of Oats, Corn and Fl
\ kinds Of produce wanted immediately.
The highest market prices Will be paid i8r Is hea
az! grain Of All kinds delivered 1T the oommisso
s. ehouse q the unders rned, the Leyee between
Main aud johnson streets, keoiuk.
oet22 dXwtf W A. PATTERSON & 90
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All persons indebted to or having accounts agains
ae ars requested TO call on me Immediately for set
Element | want 70 pay my debts, and want money
TODD i with, Ny books are al j. u. Duke Shoe
shop b6 Main street and he is authorized pit
for money paid ms accounts
alIdIl DIXIE
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ssoRFTsT RIasNES.

4 RCllITECT, Graham's Building, md ST., keo-
J. \ kuk, Iowa.
Plans and sprifcatons for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared d6wiy
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Espsc 81 attention given Ia Insurance of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OFT
TLDINGs

BUILDINGS
NSt RS such building. or contents Oh favora Die
L terms. for 3 or years. Insures stores, Ware
houses. Building, Contents, and PERSONAL Proper
- morally.
Lo->Es EQI ITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
l.A PAID n CASH
Thitt9mIany iva JOINS stock Association. organ
izea under " ca charter granted rs the Lcgisla-
TURF Of WISCONSIN. with al authorized capital Of
S50o zoe Ouc hundred thousand dollars If which
pad aud -ecureiy ins scd ia bonds and mort
gag. The Company being thus securely organized
upoa firm basis th directors take pleasure IN re-
commencing It % Fahc fasof a. worthy of conf. (
denee ana airport, aitA tae that all loss
shall B. promptly and A9norabiy adals a.s-~.ss.
tbis j. pulcy stock Company mutual
Will h. dgug, premium NOTES taken,
uFFfrFRS - =.
\ Donaldson, pres Sc. ". 7. cribs u, sec y -
" Eddy. Wee PEST. 4. q sbsou Gen Agey "a
dee. 2td3m N /, TURNER AgsnN
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The Logic ct the Times.

The Times says that we are not Wings,
and are traitors to the Wing party, on account
oi our positions upon the Slavery question.
1t says that there was no difference Of opin-
ION upon this subject between Webster, Clay.
and the Wing party. and the Democratic par
ty. Now Mr. Webster said be ,roald aerer
rote for the admission Of acic Stare State,
and the augmentation Of .laye-represettttt-
ton in our national councils that the pre-
tence that exclusion Of Slavery from the
Territories was an infringement of Southern
rights was false, for the Constitution gave
them no such rights that he "neycr consent
cd, and never would consent, that there
g should be Que foot Of slave territory be-
vond what the old Thirteen STAGES had mt
the time Of the foundation 81 the Union.
. Never, never = Mr.. Clay said, II never
can, and never will vote, and no earthly
power can ever make me VOTE to spread
Slavery oyer territory where it does not
exist" Now is the question as to the rig
ii exclusion Of Slavery from the Territories?
II 50, have we ever expressed ourselves more
emphatlcally than Clay and Webster Nay,
does aot Mr.. Webster take more ultra ground
than We ever broaehed Il the question ms
TO the admission Of new Slave States I'll
so, did We ever express ourselves as more
inaexibly and unvayngIy opposed to it than
Webster And if we are NOT Wings. and
have betrayed the Wing cause, fer that we
have expressed and defended such scnti-
ments, how could Webster hi,ye been 4 Wing,
and what an arrant traitor 10 the Wig party
was Henry Clay
But the Times SAYS that there was no diff
ference between Webster, CLAW, aud She
Wing and Democratic parties upon these
points. II not, then he Democratic party is
Tor was) opposed to the admission Of any
more Slave States, in favor Of tire rigorous
exclusion q Slavery from the new Terrific
rles, and IN fine supports every point that we
nave been eensurcd for defending, ana 30 the
Times is false teacher Or else it mas be-
he'd Webster, Clay, and ourselves, and done
too much honor 80 the Democratic party.
70 apply therules Of an inexorabla logic
to the statements Of the Times, il 20 drieeit
into very uncomfortable quarters. Weaou.t
think 7 VII take much by its motion e. TO-
inent little feeling among some of the old
y E=seess. The arts If delnagogue don't sue.
coed So well with them as with some classes
il has been wont to ca iole.
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1The Elmira y. y, Advertiser Of Dec.
Sth has the following paragraph respecting q
new variety o the strawberry
son Saturday morning last. Dec. st, we
had IA large bunch Of perpetually -bearing
strawberries. fresh from the garden Of our
fellow citizen, Il. +. Brooks. The berries
were from tue open air, and although frozen
through and through, ranged from small
green to dead ripe, and were Of the same
remarkable variety for which Mr. Brooks
took premium at the late Stasc Fair The
vines commence bearing earl III the season,
and bear continually until they are killed by
heavy frosts n the fall. The origin Of these
extraordinary bearers is indeed Il novelty,
and well worthy Of invest CATION. They
came up 70 all appearance, spontaneously. "
The new Development is q hardy plant, re-
slsting the cold to an astonishing degree,
producing fruit of excellent flavor and it
may safely be ranked among the most yaln-
able and desirable varieties extant. We are
happy to learn that Mr.. Brooks, with true
horticultural generosity designs to furnish
these plants gratis TO all who wish them in
tins section Of country
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- HAMPOONING AGREEABLY PERT0RMIJ
- Inc tavorite Saloon 81 George Cabus on Md
street, below Parsons Bank, presents new aitrl
tions t. the citizens Of keekuk. Having obtairl
assistants n my business uperlor to any ever bef.
employed IN this city, invite the patronage Of
community, ~ ! am satisfed that | can shave cles
err cut hair more handsomely, and shampoon WI
more dexteriy than any barber IN The State Of Iot
Competition challenged GEORGE EABg4
Auynat 23 IAIt u vi t.Gat
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TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
FOR NOTHING
r HIS Is Our pE TF0R W !!


NOTICE j. hereby given that Corporation has
y been organ 1ed, the corporate name ef which Is
the Lawrence Coal Company. It's principal place
Of transaeting business the city of hsakuk, in the
~tstee If Iowa rs prncipsl business j. - deal >r
tn mining aud selling If coal and II tHe purchase
and ale u cial land and such 9th. business may
be properly contested Herewith. Fha amount ~
capital stock placed NJ Three Hundred Thousand
doliars 81 paid az The Discretionary eall- # the
Bnaul II Fir eiors. The corporation commenced it,
e&istenc ca tbe tstdayef January, 4. y. lsat and
continues fog twenty GEAR. subject u renewal arcer
ing 70 the provisions of The Code If Iowa. rs ~
afs afe 10 b. c1fdgcteI Nv Board If Five Dfect9rs
areto lie elected annually on the sdnesday next
aft,r bne FIRST day # January II each year ami vino
elect President Secretary, Treasurer, and SUED oh
officer aud agents ~ are necessary Ine highest
amount % indeb,ne,s whien the corporation IAay in
eur Is One Hundred Thousand doilers. Private prop
erty ex mp, from the corporate debts
Directors Names.
Il Ford r. II. Harrison,
Vim leighton, A Wolcoti
Sam'I f Miller.
ornEp CoRroRAToRs.- X Allen, g. II Perry.
u. " Ford, Guy Wells, Jno. W. Rankin, Jno. ".
ClegGorn.
b. W Ford Treasurer, +. r. Ford President
jas c. Parrot, secretary,
jan54wd6w Times and Post copy.
srASroS eApY. D. p. JONES c. X. PICK.
CADN. JONES PECK.
NI6N Of the Anvil. importers and -
= dealers in Foreign and Domestic ~
aio ~ az Ess<H
tutiert Guns, Pistols' aas b. 1.ast DC, Nam rtreet
/ between 9Ih aud ath, he'6hk' Iowa Opposite NJ
ehancs Buck lnn4d
/ ID IILDER>' hardware. locks atehes, bolts loose
| - ana iast butl-' screHs' ~ lnll assessment
/ ana latest styles al 1ADA, JONES PEcA ,.
JIM
- - ~ .,.,nf -, Ia, l.3F IT.
| iai4 - ~ ~
!
/ { NHAR19AL Heater sad IRONS, great saving i
: ''.."3 -. = f4G2 fove BE- BIZ =.
- :" ~ = 5
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=. B. vASs1f1
SMITH & VANSICkLkliaIlg IN
.,,,,..rs commission Merch
.,., xyn.,t E.tute Brokers. -

d ! yIp n. salrn ,,,I,ry = 49,
auc,,oueers Gommissio Mercn
and Real Estate Brokcrs'
N4yEnlQ pay particular attention 70 saic
w Auction If Real Estate, STOCKS, h1l9{Rf
tori sale Sc; viii ncsoltate lah9' MARI h', s1
tionS exchange Real Estate Tor MeIchahase,
! barnt advances an Real Estate 9r Merchandising "a
sit,nel for public sale viii act US Attorneys -
property ho.acr- on tie disFoSng 81 properly, 49,
lactug Of rents, paying taAes &C. "ll ~ a
cal councillors for all who mas nesa our
Uifce on THIRD street between Man ana 9ohnsoe&t
nD2i ---.---- r
Is0E EALE-Igt b. Eloek 2Dl Main street 40 D
L ply a dee 2s.l l,MlTil 4 NANeIhClhA..sf
I,uK SAI.E--l.ot. and > IN Block 81, corner o.
i Fulton and 9th streets Terms easy Apply -
aac ~ SMITH d NANhlCklEN.
!,,OR SAIE--Lots {, 5 and SIX il Block ~, eorner
i If Fulton an 10Th streets. Apply %
de-. 70 SMITH FANsICKLEN.
I,FK SALE - fgct toy $40 On johnson street, be,
L tween "a aud 3d .srepts. south slde, apply 70 |"
SMITH VANslckLEN /
I,6R S tit.--2s f,et D, T. on 81 street also Il
Johnson, caraI p g .1,ss{ ~
F.v5H SALE torres u land ou the e r CONN I
4 Trae.. appls 10 SMITH NANsIChLEA. n
EN0E SALE-N dwelling house and lot ~ Bank
/ -ffsc.. apply ~ SMITH = NAAaIck iA.N.
1914 Ia Louisville. ky..to ,acnaugl Tor Keo- :,
kph t5ty property aFpi5yr % ss,crry 4
NNIlb a > AAoi'hhet
INUR~ ALI.--og trade Ior Iowa land. keohuk !
L tty paperty-A house ana lpt Is Walnut Hills J
utar tbe eats pi Cincinnati apply e
aoIk sAIs,
so f.es hy 7aou Flrsl Street between Main John
.au Also House ami Lot.eort 81 tIsst and John
So. A}.p, is SMITH & NA&>ICkLEA.
soR ssf.E, d
220 Acres at Land g aUdar cultivation, near Ca
marc Ierm- un thlFd cash, baisnce IN enc. twos
~ 5NrTn s yAS,IckLEN.
L,gE SALE $40 s.e5o. 50 shoiee ianl within foui.
/ ml.. @ The Gay SMITH y ANSlC KLEIN. ~
FoR SALE.
H9l s. and $ lois on sgeonI street, apply z
\ uo,24 SMITH 4 NANsICkLEN. y
FOR SALE.
n FEET front second titeet, With bulldog
noy24 sHIin 4 yANsIcKIgN- -
LOK SALT o aercr Of Land under cultivation, q.
noy2i SMITH, vaNsIcKLEN.
LNok ~AIE s.s tsoo, 20 Maln street. Apply
i uos1i -HIIH q NANsIckLEN.r
LN0K .ALE-A farm containing Z1s acres, l30~
l. und, hHe.. J. u.sle 55s.a tae fy On the plank
raad. Possession gwen tae ls q Marct next. APP !
rl2 ~ n9Y2t SMITH kANSiCkLEA. .
lN0R SAlE.-A house and lo' on Main street VI
/ nova SMITH & NANslCkLEN. y
i FRESH invoice u Hats and Caps trade forss
noy24 SMITH & yANsICELEN. y
leo ACRES = Land iu Washington county. fours
lou miles from The County seat, be had for
seven dulIars per acre. Army soon - &
uo,24 SMITH & NANSlCKLEN.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

IHs DIS MoISEs VALLEY WHlG is issued from
this office every Wednesday has an extensive and
creasing circulation throughout the DsMoines Val
ley, as well as in the Of the State and be ui-
ted states, and medium Of advertising Is not
surpassed Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
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New Grocery & Provision Store.

Is ". RuSYAN ( co, having established them
". selves tha south side Of Fourth street, near
. III Market House has. received large and wei
selected stock OF Grocares which they res pecIul
~ call the attention IL tbs citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds kept
constantly on hand. All articles delivered in any
pert ~ tbs city ireo at saafg5. tdec ~, dt1
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fI'iiE uuaer gue7l have tins aay formed q c,p-rul
nershif far the purpose Of carrying on tho
and sh3 bnsne u h.oluh undeg ihes style and1
d I J Elliott Cu
i j FLLIoIT
INN II. CARRIER
i. i. CAkGER
Jas t. CARTER
Iavng purchased H. eatire sttek u = A. Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services 81 Mr.
Dunlap late Of Cincinnati, 0bio, wdsly MAJ lavora-
BY known as h. Prince % Boot Maker We solic-
i the patronage 81 the ctiaens Of keokuf an. the
sprr3unling country.
II isour intention % keep on hand complete as
ortm'nt # every description anal price anI are pre-
pared q finish orieg boots ana shoes % sut The fan
81 4. ,. ELLIOTT i %.
have Old NY entire tut and TRADE t. r. j lali-
~ Co. ANA cheer!uiiy reeoiAlnead them 10 my old
customers a- gentlemen faly eolnpe tent and capable
# carrying the boo; aaa ehee ines in al its
branches 5. A. DUKE.
nav9
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\ PowFRfrt ARGrNE~r.-A Savannah cor
respondent q tho Troy Budget gives the fol-
lowing as an accurate report If an argument
delivered before the Mayor If Savannah, by
= enc, robust, well-dressed slave, charged
with inobriety
1Wel Ma ia Mayor, az niger was lust
gwinc home from de mpetin' ob dc Lord,
rate ard honest, and dat dehbe, Old Smit
said g Dis Niger dat he had leetle Oh de-
best ob dc obe-ioyful IN his shop, and dat it
would do dis nigger good, and make him list
g lnosi nappiticd niger IN de whole Soui.
~ dis n,ggar took a suck, and dis niger mr.
ff dat. wAs mazing useless, and was luke
take- 81 sagd can't gil en- inassa knows
him oHs Il 4pmt cum quite sparalized
dat ii---aad iie kuowd nullin at all dis
mornin '---ai 2ld nggcr was laid out IN de
w'eh house, wa bis ha'. DAT rnassa gib him.
m1 aigol'r dis-cum fuzxled and dis Mig
ger dpn' know nAau about it---dat nm De
trufe, massa, as dis niseel hopes ID de-
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n.nhak mAMINn IN.tKANCt cN.


NOTICE. j. hereby gwen tisrt the kroKuK Ma
~ RISE INSURANCE Co. has been organized to DO
a marine insurance business H. place of transact
ing business il keukuk, lee County. Iowa,--with g
capital stock Of Two Hundred thousand Dollars
5000 o0e}.
One hundred thousand dollars of said capital
stock to b. subscribed and secured. and the first -
stallmeu Of ten per cent to b. paid IN cash before
tbs company commences business.
The directors authorized a. make PIE rata as
sessmcnts the stock notes not 70 exceed FIVE per
cent. every thirty days Tn, said corporation wa
organized on Oh. 10Th day % December, iS55 and
viii continue for thg termo twenty wears. and may
bereuew.d from tame re tiue nnd,f B4e provision. II
The feit u Iowa
Gh business 81 ID company p Be managed
hgurl Ill el.y d,es.t q ne eieetg3 annually
oH the second " eluesday 81 j .hrs.
III habiGiy es .h0 corporal United g one
u tllleu dollars and tine prIta ~ " che
stockholders il exempt FROM th, I - tAg
corporate debit
a BBGlhMAN President.
IS + TG kNEk Secretary
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Tue 'sGREAr HARaoMors. The Wash 7
iugton Sentinel is a Democratic organ al the |
National capital, representing the Calhoun /
school Of politicians. who are fast reducing
the creed Of the party to a literal conformity
70 the sentiments Of that eminent statesman. |
as they have already substantially reduced |
the practical policy Of the par;y to an agree
ment herewith. The Sentinel Il. We believe. !
supporter Of Mr. Hunter for the presi1en-
ey, and the editor, b verify Tucker, is printer
to the Sonaia. It has not a very urgent af-
lection for the Pierce dynasty. ana has dealt
the Administration some 81 the seyerest
blows which it has received from any quar-
ter. Well, the Unionethe special and ofh-
cal organ Of the l1tbnet, has the regular
caucus nomination Tor the SENATE printing,
nov, and Messrs. Hunter, Bright, ana Pugh
are among the number Of Democrats who
bolt the nomination and support the Seati-
mel. These men and their associates now
Law themselves open to the anisuadyersions
Of the party hounds, and the consequence
very possibly will be, a new batch Of boilers
read out Of the party; aud very soon it
would seem likely that the boilers will com
prise the great majority Of the Democratic
leaders,-and Of the rank and file too, for
the matter Of that. Hurrah FOR e'nnion and
harmony!
TBE GATE CRY, Ia commenting upon q
conn anication IN the drqtts, entitled. Moth
ing ,entured Nothing Won and which it
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Il kEPS q stock Of Family Gnoceres, variety
IN Toys, and an assortment u Musical Ins
nenis, for saie on Main street, between Second
Third.
March "a, 1883 il
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FRESH BALTIMoRE OYSTERS

WHOLE Cans, IT 3Ui HALF CANS, Is CTS
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tUINTIt PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| ANlNa permanently located in this city woald
respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Office on Fourth street. between Main and Blon
deAu. deeoTdiv