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RicKEY & Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and dutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that Il
done in the City, and at q less price than
any other Office here. O6cc on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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-. ., A.! A.. j.
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
QUINCY ~ cnscAuo.
IN and after October l-t, snd until further no
~ tiee Trims will RIM daiiy tcsstptng suniay !,
~ follows
l. Chicago Expr-ss-Lesves Quincy $50 A. NJ,
arrives atsiaiesbargh At 1905 A. M 1T Burling-
ton At rs r. H.. " yanet at H. ~ fsa. At Meudota
- so tdinner, at Junction at Ais r. n. and at
Chicago al 6 r.. N.
= chieAxo AIpesss-Leavss Quscy at s.ss p.
~, arrives ~ 0Alssburgh at-S.30 Pm, ct Wyanet
ut 10 r. n, 81 Mendoza ~ 17.35 NJ, at june
ton at 3.lOA NJ, aud At Chicago Ut 81. N.
ss0UrH WEST
|. Quincy Rxprcss--Leaves Chicago 3 A. ",
leaves dsssburg SIS r arrives st Quincy At 1890
r.. Gees
:. Quincy representatives, chitago S.45 p. n.
leaves 3atesburg 40 N. arrives nj Quincy NJ ~
Ak.
RAIL ROAD CONNECTIONS
AZ aalesbnrg with the Chicago and Burlington X
=. for Burlington, wyAnet, Mendoza, junction
Chicago, &c.
Al Wyans.. and Pond Creek With Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road, for Rock Island, Peoria
Lasalle, &c.
Al Mendoza with Illinois Central Railroad 10,
aaiena, Dunleith, Dubuque, ST. Psul,and othe
Pana, be.
Injunction with Galsna and Chicago Union Rail
roadfor Eigin, Belvidcro, Beioit, Madison, Frse
Al Chicago with the great Eastern and North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac &C., Detroit
Toledo Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling. Baltimore
PhilAdelphia, Indianapolis, Lafayette. Cincinnati
Albany. springfield, Bossen. New York and eide
and towns generally throughout the east.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
~ TARE ~ LOW ~ ~ Any 0T1BR R0prE 1!
FcrpATticnlass and further informasion, please ap
n 81 - nRA k~A.
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shave Labor against Tree Labor.
1t is fact wnlcn ought. more widely and
forcibly than il does, to attract the atten-
ton Of all the industrial classes in this
country, TINT, next TO the abrogation and
violation Of Human Rights involved, the
question of most importance connected with
and affected by this canvass Is that OF Free
or seryile Labor There are two great IN
tcrysts IN tthis country, ant these interests
are marshaled against each other. In some
respects Slave Labor has an advantage II
the contest. The masters and proprietors Of
tile laborers. beng relieved Of the necessit,
Of personal labor, have a greater portion Of
their time u devote 70 political affairs AND
10 the deieace and promotion Of their inter
esis throagh politieai management, than any
classes in Lie community where Free Labor
prevails, and they haye deeper or NOR,
immediate interest in c5ertlng themseiye,
actively and energe,lealiy. 10 balance this
there il on.y the more rapid extension O
wealth, industrial enorgy, population, an'
The political power which resides in iner
numbers, These are much, it 10 true, IN I'll
long run, for in the end they become saprem
ana overwhelming, bat for considerable
period they are less effective and ineuentia
than smaller body, more aiiye 70 their inter
ests, trained ia politics and the Anoaledg'
of the Schools, able 10 form quick and com
pact alliances, and presenting themselves j,
solid body Of opposition ~ every thin,
hostile 10 that interess y which they sub
oraiHte every other question But, 70 an,
one who looks with clear and impartaa
eve oyer .hs political field Of this campaign
Il must be apparent, that aside from all per
sanal ambition and AL Incidental interests
the absorbing, controlling, impelling infu'
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We -MAauiRr's Coarousp ExrxAcr or BEssE
PLAsT--A certain cure for Darrhoea, Dyscntery,
Summer Complains, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relax ,tipn Asa safe, palatabic and
reliable remedy it Is unequalled- Fur children
tee thing attended with irritation Of the bowels, 1t
ia the mos. soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
soldby j. 4 c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. w cor. Olive & 81 SITS. st Louis.
For sale in Kcoauk by +. II. OConuor. and Drug
gists generally. lsue50dAwom
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ARRisos IN THE PgSirENrIARY.-- Some OF
Sheriff Brashcar's efficient deputies escorted
recently sixteen delegates from this city 10
the Ohio Penitentiary. Among the number
was Arrison, the murderer OF the Allisons
by an Internal machine. None Of the pris-
oners eYiOced any emotion on their trunsi,
10 Columbus. When they reached that place
they found between three and four hundred
pcrs3i.s collected &C see Arisen. Some q.
these cried out that he ought never To have
been brought there---that he ought to have
been hung, aud the like. Arrison scowled
at this aud remarked that stem years would
soon pass by and when he got out he would
make some suffer- lie said he didn't near
70 at.empt an escape, bu, "whcn he got ou
he would give he'll 10 somebody
After he had his beard shaved, head trim.
med and prison clothes put on, he was abou,
to utter another threat, when Mr.. Hoffman
an old and eshcien. keeper, told him sternly
not to utter another word, that be was nov
d prisoner in the Ohio penitentiary and
must not speak to any one but him chr. IL.
Arrisou attempted for moment TO look
scornful. but he covered before the stern OF
Ger and did not dare to utter word. lie was
put to saving axe handles, the most labo-
rioao work in tho prison Gin. naxette-
TgxrgRAxcE ~ NscAKAGCA.---3en Walk.
er hrs given orders to close all the drinking
Ena.as ir,t s,AwaAa Ma - 49, kaaax eau a..
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CF In Milw aux &c 700 voters of German
origin have joined Fremont Club. 1t has
near 5000 names. The largest Republican
vote ever cast there was 100. OF the pre-
sent club, HOO voted for Pierce. So says
the Sentinel.
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Notice.
rlNHk Subscr heTs having sold out their Drug es-
/ t,blirhment TO Messrs smith Fuler, would
recommend their ggccessors to public favor and
former customers hnds those DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing Drugs, Chemicals dc, on favorable terms.
rhase indcbts ed 20 the undersigned will please
call NJ the counting room Of Smith Fuller and
setle their liabilities those having claims against
viii present them mt once.
"A. c. TH0M AGO.
Keakuk. Get L. dG. vim
AMlSHa l. FULLER.
J" IiOLEsALE DKLGulsIs.--Athcne- n
w um Building. Ind -. between Main &
johnson sts, Having purchased the stock
Vt Drugs, Medicines, ac., vi Dr. A. Z. Thom -
Co. and having just ed direct from the East
large additional stick, NO prepared To offer t.
the ci,y and county trade, all tho articles in our
line IN rs favorable terms as any establishment in
the west
evil keep constantly on hand full sssort.
mcnt Of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. Paints,
Oils. Dyestuns, Iarprntine, Spirit Gas, Glass,
Druggists ware, aud shop furniture, Also u large
yarie If Pasent Medicines DC, DC.
Gus stock is large and We will sell low; please
call and Examine stock before purchasing else
where.
keokuk. Oct Is W.T.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

j. w. Rankin, j. VI. Beck. and j. NJ. Bree-
den will address the people at Bic MOUND,
Wednesday, October 22nd at . O'Clock, p.
VI
AT PILOT GROVE, Thursday, Oct 23d,
. o'clock Pm.
DOVER, Friday, Oct cath, . o'clock y. ~,
WARREN, Saturday, oct25th, . O'Clock
p NJ
CRoToN, Saturday. night Oct. 25.
samuel T. Miller ESD, and other Repnb-
lican Speakers viii address the people Of
r.. Madison, Thursday night, October 23rd
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OoaA1 Ooalf
Quincy COAL viii ~ Asliss1sA any whore %
sAiA.a. ksass L.C. DOBYNs, Agent.
octlOdtt FFs&h f ~. $500 g'
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Fowler < wei,s, PaHi,casieus.

Fowler T. wells PmbIt cations.
liydrspathio Encyclopedia by DR.. Trail.
Ps,eho.ogy, Or The Sc,enca OF the SOUL.
Hylrppathic Family Physician.
The Principles of ysioiogy and Preservation Of
Health.
Self instructor in Phrcnology.
COMBS Physioiogs.
EducstiOn sef improvement Complete.
Homes For Al or the travel Wall Mode Of Bull
ding. just received and for sale at the Literary
Depot, on johnson Street
Oct Is
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NEAL, AHBOT 4 Co.'s
Tine Exprsss.
NEAL, ABBOT 4 Co..-.....New Yort, rron.,.
WILLIAMS, tanner CO., BalIale, f7'p"
TANNER. ANDREWS Co., Chicago, spseiai Asi'
Me1eAands.s Transported, ON TINE, 10 al part, Of
the Wet and sostA-Wea.
FOR BILLS or LAoIN0, APPLY TO
v yiaalL A niILfr So' e.ss Brood s.,.4
r. Il. BROOKE, sEW-YORK.
LOUIS F0STAiNE,
Mark packages, "Neal, Apbot Co.'S Express"
sept30-d
1885. 1885.
MERCMANTs' WESTERN LINE.
WILLIAMS, TANNER : Co... Buffalo, :"
TANNER. ANDREWS Co., Chicago, Special Asts.
sslr nArLY IRON p1Ra 2, EAST RIVER, NEW soax.
Merchandise Transported to on part. Of me Wal sss
youiA-Wsa.
FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
r's ns ssSS w. No. IS broad Street,
VIRGIL HILLYER, NEW Y0RK.
Louis roNTAINR,
Charles Paxsons,
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
~ OF TEE s
uatssA stssss, Caiissrssa 4 oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Aiso, sells exchange on london. Berlin, Paris,
Leipxic, CAssel, Cologne, Bssasn. Frank
fort the Maias, stuttgart, ham
burgh and Zurich in Runpe.
sept Idly GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
To raE PUHLIC,
Ana Mere EsDeelAlly - The LoAies.
JOHN n. HOOPER,
tL&fe Moore Hooper,
On Main-st., near EOKUk
II lust received one VI the largest assort
IL Of choice psrfams and fancy goods s,sr a.
otto Of Roses Ext West End;
I Ext Jockey Club; Ext S@s Rosc
Ext. Csyoiine; Ext New Mown Hay;
Aromatic vinsgar Aromatic Crystals;
Basin = MscassaY Oil;
Eau de Cologne;
Lily White chalk balls;
Rouees Il all kinds;
| Bafj's Tricopherus;
hSyptian iiA,r pye;
Pink Saacers
DsndoIiast
Neon Tun;
Tine Hahn Of Thousand Flower; soaps Of ali
descriptions, shaving and toilet. Port Aonnaiss,
Of superior quality, sachoas aromAtiHes, pssrisd
cardsnu1 ssed for giving delightful perfume 10
the breath after smoking
The subscriber respectfully solieits call from
his friends before purehasins slsswhsrs.
oct3-d J. II. HOOPER.
cay Lets and LanA Ter sale.
AK ACRES splendid farming land, situated
H liz about 10 miles directly west 81 Abba
MonroeCo This nns tract consists Of Wairie and
tinSer, partly under cultivation. Timber Of TIE
i very bsst quality Price very low. and tsrns sasy.
T 80 Acres near Ambrosia. being part Of what Il
called the Benton Farm Lays very haadsome
and situated about 10 miles from this city, and ceu
b. had IT bargain.
100 Acres, consisting Of timber and pr.ir;e
partly under cultivation, and situated about nile.
from the city. Terms easy.
LOT 10, Block 796, on Morgan street, bss~een
18th and 18th. with new brick house. will be sold
low and on reasonable terms.
LOrNo. 8. Block 4s-with improvements. 70,
further particulars apply u
oct3-d Kilhoune's Block, Aain-st.
i iPLANTERs HOUSE, tP STAIRS
EOPOLD NADER rsspsotfslly anieaness
- that b wishes 70 beard . fsw A9srisan gsstis-
men. shas esi:os I. e lssrn e sPssh ~ oss.aa
uoa1s, up staifs, Main u.
| Oct II div
L1DrnrY AssocIaslUns.
/ I WILL fsmiSh Books 70 LbrAriss u kastasn eat
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-
TN the City Of keokak for sale. | will cell ct
L Austion. "a thu 18th Of October next, (Wednes-
day one hundred and City feet by one hundred on
First and kxcnsnse strosts, and one hundred and
hf,y feet by one hundred and forty on Third and
Bank strcs's. Payments made sasy--no, money
required-All ON tims, N. d. MORRISON
Oct i3 did
Dillsaru Tables. &c.
VINAE Subscriber hfgs isaye 70 iufOrm the inhab-
itAnts Of the Northwestern States, that ne has
opened wareroom ~ IS Randolph street, Chira 70.
III, for the sale VI she pswiy invented
CAsAsoH DilliasA Tahtes,
Which have been pronounced w sll billiard play
Enthusiastically correct ard Of superior elastic
tty. Those who iatesd - paradise, win Aad il 10
their advsntaee y examine his stock, consisting Of
Slate and Wood BIDS N
Orders for Tables, Balls, Cssa. Cisahs ,Cue Tins.
or any article in the trade. will ~ prsnp4ly aH
tended TO. M
Address MN. II. 0RIFrlTH.
% Randolph street, 0AisAGD.
Late Of The ARA II GriA.h 4 Dscks, New Hmk.
oct. llth, d3m y,
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TEsrgaAScE ~ NtcARAGCA.-(sen Walk
er hrs given orders to close all the drinking
houses ia tranada. No more liquor can he
obtained there for love or money.
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P.D. Foster.
SECOND STREET.
SPLEN DID STOCK
Ricn Dress Silks,
DELAINES, MERINos,
roEScH, ITALIAN SCOTCH
Embroideries,
LACEs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Curtain Mu.lin-, Damasks, Buas. Green Linens,
Gold Bands, Landscape ahades, Gilt Corniecs, Pins
and fixtures.
AS iow rs can BE- bought in any house in the
West. Oct Is div
GENTLEMEN slli find at Fosters beautiful
~ assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
shirts, Collars and Handksrchiefs. Silk and Wool
undershirts, and drawers Silk, Cotton and Wool
Hall Hose. Single aud lined Gloves and 6sunt-
lets. in SILK, WOOL, and Buck, togeth with almost
every article In Gentlemen = furnishing goods.
Oct. dSw
- Blankets, 'pnion 4 Pure wool from $500
10 81 80 q pair
Qults--sssorted sizes and PRICES.
Bed Dimity--New Style and very desirable
uniressed French Print--a beautiful goods for
sale at extreme low prices p. ID. FOSTER.
Oct Is d4w
1--WE Law partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the unsr igns,i, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent.
The business. Of the arm win be settled up and
closed by dso. G. Dixon.
THOs. W. CLAdKrT.
GEO. c. DIXON
Keokuk, Lows, Get. ~, 1885.
As .m nov rearing from the practice of tho
Law, hereby rcesmn nd Geo. z. Dixon, my lat
partner. TO our former clients and to PERSONS hay
4 i K business ~iti Rlc.
Keohuk, ocs IS 100. Taos. W. cLAaETT
/ vii continue the pra stlce Of the Law in the old
ofice. No. 81 Main street, keokuk, Iowa.
/ Oct 10 1870 dsm GEO. O. DIXON,
hUK NEXT PitFSlDENr.--It matters not whs
! ~ our n xt President will BE-. II 10 mpre lmpor
tant tina, you are in possession Of one u Lilies
Chilled Iron safes that you may secure you valna
bles from irs or thescs. They are the only Safe,
tina, viii do il. Thousands Of them VI them are il
use-they have u GU severely test.d, and not dol
lar lost, white dal y, safe Burglars rob an
IRE burns up tn contents Of worthless, Sheet Iro,
boxes.
All sizes Of illhes' Safes can be fund at TIL
lnshAn. Lane Z I,ua, Agents, Sign Of the Broat
Axe, Oct Is d
Fowler 4 Weits, PmbIlcastous.
Hydrspathic incyslnpsda 10y DR.. Trail.
rs, ehosogy, Or Tho Sc,snca OF the soul.
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sswa state unsura.ee Company.

lava Atasc unsuraaee Company.
oFHIcE IN sAAfi.ks aEw BUILDING, End srosr,
Second Street, keokuk, lows.
T1NllIS Home Company lakes kisks ON the safer
i glasses Of prop ny, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-.
NIL NJ, Ut rates reasonable those OF any rciia.
bic company.
DIRECTORS
G. II. Perry, j.. X. Ford, James F. Cox,
Geo. d smyth, {. Garbsr, IL. d. Woodward,
C. +. Conn, J., III. Harrison. S. j. VOORHEES,,
John McCune, J.W. Rankin.
G. II. PERRY, Pres, Il. II. HARRISON, Treas r;
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

G. II. PERRY, Pres, II. II. HARRISON, Treas r:
J. w. RANKIN. Vice Pres, w. r. TURNER. Sec,
d3 mos.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Highly improved Farm in Hancock eosnty, Iii.
nois VI All acres, (l2O timber all under . heevy
meadow enclosed BY separate feaos wslls q Va.
ter, one ct sAch Of tsaAnt houses, and the other
81 the baxn, ~ feet By ~ fset. TIrLR PERYxcr. 4
mlss from Carthage. There 10 IN osa ~ hedge ar
rounding this farm. Apply to
LYNCH w0oTroE.
sep3od.
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1aornry AoOOCl0taODss
I WILL furnish Books 70 Libraries 81 kastAsn eat
/ slo9se prssss, AsdsctinE 10 Per eat. BssA yoss
ssasss 70 Il. B. OGDEN,
sspsSA 81 1sin-st.
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Clty Lets and Land fer sale.
AK ACRES splendid farming land, situated
l4 about 10 miles directly west 81 Abba,
Monroe Go. This hns tract consists Of prairie and
tinscr, partly under cultivation. Timber Of the
very bsst quality. Price very low, and terms casv
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OISi and Il, block ~ ,-cornsr Second and Pale
IL IN streets.
Lot y, block 3ol, between Thirteenth and Pous-
lsy for el6 pr month.
An elegant two story brick house containing mise
large end sswfortabe rooms has . cistsrn, etc
corner Of Eigi th and Bank 80.
Lot on Leve n b. lilo lres cOmm&nciug 60 feet
south of corn : Of Exchange and Lsvee, and run
ming lilo Test deep 70 Com nsrcial Alley - feet
vide.
Lots and ), corner Seventeenth and Carroll sta,
peivAte rostdonce.
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the Hahn Of . Thousand Flower; soaps Of ali
descriptions, shaving and toilet. Port Aonnaiss,
railroad companions, cigar cases, oonbs, brushes
Of superior quality, sachoas sromatises, psarisd
carsisna1 ssed for giving delightful perfume 10
the breath after smoking.
The subscriber respectfully solieits . call from
his friends befoSc purchasing else whore.
oct3-d J. II. HOOPER.
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Notice.
VvNuE Law partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the unier ignsi, is this day dissolved b,
mutual consent.
The business Of the arm will be settled up ane
closed by Gso c. Dixon.
THOS. W CLAdKTT.
GEO. C. DIXON.
Keok uk Lorna at n MA
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WANTED
A COMFOkTABLE Dwelling House, tyr which
"A will pay good price, and make payments 70
| suit the parties.
septod WIN. n. AUSTIN.
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DAVID y. SMITH. Nh. vAAslCkLnp
n. -. vANSICKLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.

DAVID .. snrra. H.s.vAssIckLss.
n. y. vANsICKLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEER.
SMITH & vANsICKLEN,
D ALERx IN REAL EsTAT z.
HOUSES, LOTS AND rARMsFoK SALE.
Once on johnson ST., bet. End and ID, opposite
the Postofice. loct6
GREAT sALE OF LOTS
In 0IIENrORD,
wR;GHT's ADDITION, CITY OF KE0KuK.
sale ON Mena.y. october sosA.
This Sale will embrace 2u7 LOTS or GROUND
Situated In the City Of Ksokak, bsiow PAGES
crsek, lying on both sidR q
GRAND. AVEN De,
And froatisg on the
ISSISSIPPI RIVER.
glsHE Lo,s are large and well arranged for coavs-
i niencs, having reference TO the coutoar al Ne
With safaeisnt depth The Lots frontins on Chs
River hare each width Of 30 feet. The lots frsus-
Ing ON the Ksokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Asscaiins
railroad, have each width VI - Test with depth
varying from - 70 100 feet The entire surface Of
the grccnd N bssutifui, without siAgle break,
gently siopiag - the river, and pscssns the most
eligible b6iidIng sisss h ~ vssnisy II ksoksk.-
The river los srs VI great vsius, In view of The
cS0teMpoie0 IN PRIV o&~0ea ~ ~ lmnodtoe1ly oU0
msnesd BY the ksvieastoa 40 hydsaaiIc C0apSny
u The Mississpp hsptds hs,ng sit~Assd In tbs VI
| sta,,y u me sppsr bosk, fsrnshtag vssss pcwss
snsqsaiisA u sks wsst1. IT, seSns ~ sAie ~
nssi liberal. Ons-sixsh cash, tbs balases /, ~,
4, and yeaRs, N sQsas fpynsnts, bsasing sir
yer cent. lstsssss; tltl< pssEses. Warranty deeds
Wall be given, snd meStxA1. rstAinsA 1Ss ths door
led payments. Plans NAY b sem 1t The oase Of
The undersigned. sttsr the 9th inat. The sals viii
| ak pace, b, pubic auction on the 18th VI o..
INST. oa Tie E.ound, eotansncinE 1t III oclosk, 4.
A., where = sol.a.."u ~st. be provided. AftH Non
day -ush person; wishing 10 purcuase, nay exam
tns lott tAe r. ouna.
omni osss will II IN the corner Of Main and
second streets, ~ >, VI aSd ~ O'clock, on the day
" sale. ~ $50
Merday ths 20th day Of October, inst, the csrs
Of the heokuk, MI. Pi-aAsnt 4 Muscatine Hail
| road will tesss The Depot NJ the ss1s hsun -
Aboye, 70 nawy paassnssrs eosAtsn1OsA station re-
tsxning ~ sssavcuasns Asun. Aeso0ss0sAssasn viil
ss psv. s1sd kDr ladies. @
oct id,f SMITH 4 ANaIckkEN
Aurtsoucefs, 1onsls~n IT..
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City Politics.

GEN. wALBRrDaE coSrINuEs ms roruLAr Ap
DEEssIs TO THE rEorLE-HIs NETTING LAST
NrGHT-HE GIVES ms 0rINrox or POLITICAL
MORALITY, AND TELLS WHAT sHoCLD BE DONE
WITH THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Hiram walbridgc, the democratic candidate for Con
grces from tho Third district, again his constituents
,st evening, al tho corner Of Hudson and Charlton
] sets Tho meeting was very respectable, in point Of
.bcrs and character, and Organized By naming Mr..
n. Anthony Chairman. Cen. waibriige cams for gard
{ addressed the meeting at length. His remarks wsro
listened to with in,ercs, throughout Alter thanking tho
idcncc for the co.diah,y Of their welcome, hc
tinucd NJ follows
stand again among the constituency who formerly
consdsd TO tie keeping of their nfc-ess and their
honor by the ssmo standard under which wc rallied Ia
In that day OF past triumph rally again 10 night
Then we were for the constitution and the cnion and TO-
nigh; here 10 preserve the same great blessing
(Cnccrp Then believed the democratic crccd bSuad
enough aud rm III 10 UPHOLD every great interest Of
great and powerful people, aud u night wc entertain
c came s sna We msc our ~
Indc our devotion 70 the causo and enthusiasm os
lis noble ard glorious leaders, Buchanan and Bycckn
ridge. (Applause Ny hcnds, II Ia the Imperative
duty Of every who suffers his to be prcscn ed
10 tho electors fov any responsible honorable trust
rvc 70 them full knowledge N his orisous all pub.
10 questions likely 10 pass under his review during tho
perod he may be tho copostory o! public c,nGdencc.
discard a, unworthy an American citzcp the sentiment
distinction between public and private morally. An
honest man his private relations VIII be tho same in
ire w luuh husW hHu Va Fook or puuftt mo
rsllty where private virtue is wanting as iic TO
attempt 10 stem the impo nous Niagara with this
.rge H. thcn 10 the duty OF the cicctoes become
thoroughly acquainted with those Who seek tho 20
puar Will. (Aprhuse) Nothing tends 10 bring the
administration o. pubic Affairs much into dts
ropue, and TO degrade the elective franchise, and 70
weaken the cause OF popular freedom, an indif.
ference the rsrt OF the electors IN those wno are 70
become the recipients OF public conndcdce snd nyor
tnvt evening addressed portion OF the democracy Of
this district and expressed 10 them my decded opinion
st was the dictate of sound Judgment 90 the part OF
,art
50 nodded meet tho requirements o tnss oxrand
| lpu CON mcrcc which rapidly making New YORK the
regulsor OF trade exchange Throughout toe world
,tnrIause also endeavorod " show thst tue present
siah Ts,o o posaeo 90 oresn correspondence an
4 the continuance Of tho present naakng privilege ~
Srtc,on. and oporous burthcpe, not only upon ~
feyc,a init rests but sfii heavier az upon ,he ,n
| saeos OF .miprnnu who have bid fsre~en 20 "a ="
world aud separated RON Hlspoi and kiD' red 10 ood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-17
INDIANA ELECTION.

CHorGo, Oct. le-io r. II.
Passengers from Indianapolis this evening say tint
Morton, republican, 10 elected Governor. Also, tue re-
publican Member Of Congress from the Northern district
CIEyErASp, Oct 10, 1855
In the Second Congressional district Of Indiana wilson
is elected in the Hth, kigore; In the Ninth Cosx; IN
The Tenth. Benton, end 10 tho Eleventh PetttaIl OF
whom are rcrubhcations.
CrycSSsr1, Oct. l6, 1858.
In seventy seven counties Of loiana willard ccmo-
cra has majority Of about 5000 Tho republicans have
elected X gore WILSON, Colax, Benton and Petit 10 Con
cress whlc tho democrats have carried the otnor
districts. The complexion Of tho state Legislature is
eubiul but probably thore is majority OF democrats