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Hook ana LADDER Company.


7 Pursuant to a call published in the dali,
4 papers, the members Of the keokuk Hooi
and Ladder Company met at the ofhoe o.
Messrs. Lynch 4 Garrard, on Friday evening
July 18th.
| The President called the meeting to order
and reported as follows: Arrangement,
having been made by Chas. Parsons, Esq.
for the purchase Of the necessary appara.
tus, etc., in Cincinnati most Of which are
already completed, and might be expected
/ complete in some two or three weeks from
date.
| ID. Il. Smith, jr., then presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That committee be appointed
to wait upon Chas. Parsons, for the purpose
of ascertaining when the apparatus will be
| ready to leave Cincinnati.
Resolved, That o committee OF Arrange
ments be appointed to provide suitable
place in which to keep the apparatus.
Resolved, That q delegation consisting
pointed to 20 to Cincinnati for the purpose
control and direction Of the Company.
Resolved, That . financial committee be
appointed to wait upon the merchants, pro-
perty holders and insurance agents, for the
/ purpose Of collecting funds for the said del
egation.
The President announced the following a
the committee to wait upon Chas. Parsons
d. B. Smith, jr., B. F. Dods,n, and +. Ar.
noux.
j Committee Of Arrangements, +. Q. Lynch
X. II. Petit, X. I. Harris, P. II. Schoon
maker.
Delegation TO Cincinnati, d. B. Smith
jr., Alexander Lynch, l.. J.. o'Connor, 4
Armour, Thomas Duff, John VIM, Is. +
Dodson, j. T. Harris, Il. II. Petit, Johl
{ Bertram, p. II. Schoonmaker, 7. J. Fergu
son.
| Committee of Reception, G. W. Sanders
ID. Reddington, A. r. Wallng, d. B. Smith
sen, aand Il. o, Lynch.
/ Committee Of Finance, d. b. Smith, jr.
4 G. W. Sanders, Thos. Duff, X. I. Harris, b
+. Dodson, J. Bertram, W II. Mcpherson
i j. I. Grificy.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF thi
Q meeting be Published in NIL the keokuk pa
a pers.
On motion, meeting adjourned to meet ,
!, evening, July 29th.
LII. o'CoNNoR, Prest.
R.U PERTH, Sec'r, pro TEN.
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wendell Philips for uchanan.


The Times charged that Wendell Phillips
was Republican, and that as member of
that party, he conceded it an aim to bring
about dissolution Of the Union, and antic-
pated that a. result. 1t made quotation
from his speech at Boston on the 4th to sup
port the charge. We presumed the quota
tion, disconnected, gave partial and mac
curate view Of his sentiments. We have the
whole speech now before us, and find our
selves correct in our anticipation. The
Times, IL it saw the whole speech, was dis
ingenious in its quotation. At all events, ii
knew he was not q Republican, as WE'LL rs il
knew he was not m Eboshin. Phillips
hopes that dissolution may be brought about,
and thinks that the tendencies Of politics, IN
both parties, arc such Is to insure dissolution.
Bat he expects it more certainly through Mr..
Buchanan's election than any other medium
1t present offered. He argues the probabili-
ty Of his aim being brought about, and en-
deavors to encourage the faithess. He en-
dsavors to show how it will be brought about
by Mr.. Buchanan's election, and tries to
chesr mp the faithful but Responding aboli-
lion disunionists be is more hopeful than
they; he says: ssNow, have great hopes.
81 think Fremont will be defeated. / think
ssthers 10 great chance that Buchanan will
sfbs elected"
Il He thinks the election Of Buchanan will so
prscipitate events a. to hasten his darling
scheme Of disunion, which the election of
Fremont would retard; and interrogatively
10 states his hope and belief in the follow
ing triumphant manner
aWhen you see Buchanan elected, Kansas
trodden down in FIRE and blood, Mexico de-
stroyed, Cuba purchased or stolen, will you
be disuionists z"
And in q speech on the same stand, Gar
rison expressed similar hopes and sentiments.
He opposed the Republican party violently;
he stixmatized it as the "White Mans par
ty;' denounced it as opposed to dissolution,
on principle and infexibly.
So it Is. The Republican party has to
Eight the disunionists OF both sections
Equally it il tho object Of their ribald de-
nunciations. Equally do the disunionists OF
the South and the North see the accomplish
ment Of their aims in the election OF Blu
chanan. We wish the BUCCANEERS JOY OF
their allies. We profess different faith
and We believe the sound heart Of the na-
ton il with US. We do not seek and We do
not need the aid OF either wing Of the great
Buchanser army. We shall triumph without
them and over them all. Thank you for the
word! The ssWhise Mans Party is on the
road to power, and it proclnims its purpose,
IA purposeit will perform: it will say to
Slavery, ssNo farther The competi ton
between Twenty five Millions OF Free White
Laboyers and Three and Half Millions OF
dubased and degraded Africans stops at the
Borders Of the National Territory, and shall
not be extended"
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Ca.Partnershtr.

Ce.Pavtnershtp.
vl,HE undersignsd have associated themselves for
i the purpose OF trausacsing Wholesale and re-
tail Book aud Station Try bus.ncss, under the name
and style Of Cave Eaiiey, and would respectfully
W II. CAVE,
July29-d2w k.v.v Y. DALEY.
spienaid aseoks rsr Family McaAing.
rlNHEolspHAN sit fERS--Eiitsd BY Mrs. Marsh,
i author " Adelis Lindsay. For sale by
jaly2ad cAvEA BAILEY.
rINIlk II ERoEs, or Fairy Tale. for my Children;
juiy2sd eAvE4 BAILEY.
NTESIERN AFRICA, its history, condition aud
w pro- poets; by lev. John Wilson, Is years a
Missionary in Africa foriale By
july29J Main /. bet. ath and Str.
vl,HE WANDEkEk--A Tale Of Lfe's V,cissi-
L tudes. work by ,he author vi the NV atch-
man, = 20 popular last season. Justreceised by
cAvEA BAILEY,
jaly23d Main .t., bet. Nd and 4th.
my s...~Mc-s
1.-TWO hundred and twenty five thousand feet Of
/ prime assorted Pine Lumber, on board bars.
"salem." Apply to the owner On board. or st tue
Banking House of Ficslen Lucas For sale cheap
Tor cash. ljy2sd3t
Mersc For sale.
A GOOD Draught Horse--can BE- seen At the
~ White Stable. Apply to
J. u. STEWART l. co.
Northwest cor. I'D ani Johnson streets.
jy22 4 Up Stairs.
Wanted 1aMmeA lMl ciY.
TWO HUNDRED LABukLRs to whom good
wages and constant employment will b, given
Apply to J. q. STEWART co. IS
IntslIigense snd General Agency Office
n. ". Corner VI I'd and johnson sts.,
jy29-dtf Up Stairs.
ssTAe Issues 81 tho DAY.
"HITNEYS Dtfcnoc Of American Policy
wv Republican Landmarks.
Cist's Political Economy.
Frsmoat's Lifc and Exploring Expeditions.
AmsYica--Politic2l. social and Religious.
With fresh supply VI Kate Harrington . "Prsju-
dice and FAnAticism.'' aals q tbs
LITERARY DEPOT,
July23slSt johnson Street.
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MORE FLOUR for the Dollar, ut the City Mills
wi Store than was ever offered in the city Of kc-
okuk. lfhose wishing choice article OF new
Wheat Flour, can be supplied by leaving their or
ders at the City Mills Store
Also the cheapest droccries now offered in the
city Oar stock WAS selected with great care, and
expressly for the CITY, and hatter ourselves that
we can make it to the advantage of all our custom
era " DO may give ur n call.
Also, always on hand fresh supply Of Country
Produce.
You will bear In MUD that We guarantee our
Flour to be equal to any that 10 brought to this
ket, and /, suit the purchaser or The money re-
funded,
All good delivered to any part Of the city Free
of Charge. W II. AUSTIN co,
IVES .i3m Main st., bet. 4th and 5th
vlNHE Agricultural Bank Vt Tennessee rs taken ut
i at our counter other currency.
FORD, GOKHAM FORD.
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Meeace e che LaAIes.

NoeAco - the kaAlOo.
EMBROIDERED WORK done In al il branches,
II IL Silk, worsssd, and Cotton thread, on Dress
q, Maasiilas, vssts, Shirt Bosoms Initial LISTERS
"a khole names On Pocket Handk srehsifs. Also,
Nets. Tapseery, and al kinds IL Fancy Needls-
vork nsas 70 order from large variety Il patterns
o. hard 81 ~ Fancy Store Of
Nh. KATE WEI6MANF,
Second IT., ut. Main Z Johnson IN
Juivlf.dtf 0saAam's Building.
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gTWhy 10 tho bridegroom more expensive
than the bride? because the bride is always
GIVEN AWAY, while the bridegroom is usually
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gINuE partnershi heretofo existing under the
style II J. I. Cave a Son, Was dissolved ON the
aoth inst, BY mutual consent Mr.. j. T. Cave retir
ing from he Arm All the unsettled business Of the
iat. firm will be attended to by w. IL. Cave, Of the
hrm Of Cave Bailey, Main A., bet. Sd and sth.
j. I. CAVE,
w. H.cAyE.
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LOST.
A BOUT the 10th Of July, between New Boston
n and X eokuk, two letters, one addressed 10 Vim.
Dunn, sciotA, Montgomery Co., and the other with
out any address, bat containing Get Of gold ear
rings The hinder will be rewarded ON leaving them
at the Clothing store OF Observation-Disclosures
HARRY FULTON.
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French Language ACa0~0v.
Third St, bet Main johnson, corner VI the Asley-
(NLASsEs BY MADAMEE DuCOSTK. Torehid
~ rem from y TO 10 o'clock . IN. Tsrms - per
month.
For Ladies' and young ladies', from 3 to p. M
Terms $i1 for q course of months, Is times .
week. Particular Lessons also given. Apply from
to p. m
0entlenen's Evening Glasses, by r. LIMET, eve
ry Monday. Wednesday aud Friday, fram TOP p.
m. Terms fl2, for course II months.
The Glasses will open Monday, July IA, 1885.
E.okuk Jnfv "A
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HoE's PRESS N LoSpoS.--The following 10
from the London weekly newspaper edited by
Douglas Jerrold:
ssNext week, we trust, these pages will be
printed on an engine planned BY American
brain, forged by American arms, and set up
here on English soil by American hands
most noble specimens withal of our Ameri.
can brethren On the other side of the wave.
Now, what need wo care for tho red tape
when We may bind both sides Of the At
lantic together with the tapes Of the steam
press.''
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SOMETHING NEW

SOW tkG NEW
4 ND highly important To all interested In the
n construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings steamboats, cars.
The undersigned wautd announce to the people of
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they are asw
fully prepared To put Vt the shortest notice, 4. r.
kussell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
vas, completing the roofs VI ordinary siscd build
ings in day. Also, will cover old lcaky - roofs
at half the expense, making them ~ good Of better
than when new.
From good and sufficient Reasons, We repose the
utmost confidence in tbs Adaptsdneas VI the eombna
ton and use Of this eensat iot ali roofing purpo
see. Having seen its mJr,ts faithfully demonstra-
tcwe are prepared to say that il superior 10 Tin,
Shingles, Slate, or any ether roofing now in use,
bang perfectly water tight and dr. proo, admitting
of any pitch. either stevp or Hat.
II adhercs firmly towha.evcr il Is put upon, 10
not affected by the beat Of summer the frosts Of
winter. does not drep bat becomes h. ard and
smooth, admitting Ut any amount Of wear by tread
ing thereon. aud IL rs cheap rs single.
We wish to state that this Is Pitch. Felt, 0rav
ell, TndiArubbts, 1um SheliAch, duttapercha rcof-
ing but IL different combination from any and all
the cement roofing used ia this city vicinity.
All roofing done by We warrant equal To the
sample which can be seen 81 our shop the corner
# ,th and Tmsa sts. or ut boarding place, ST.
Charles Hotel.
All interested invite TO call before contracting
for other roofing. C0WLEs 4 PALMER.
NoricK. TO those wishing to engage la the bust
ness elsewhere offer for sale the most Of the
counties Of this State. CAP.
Islv 4 Sn
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80 SPLENDID GIFTS!
INCLUDING
FOUR BEA UTIFUL WATCHES!
COLD! AND sILvERl
With Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, &C.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF gifts viii take place
i Immediately after the
GRAND MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT
the
The Renowned Wizard!
And oil the articles will be delivered on the spot.
Tickets Only SO ces.I
gs2- AS there 10 always q rapid demand, secure
your Tickets in 1yms, for the number Of Tickets Ii
limited.
Svn. For full explanation Of the mode Of distribu-
ton, list Of gifts, &C., see small bills.
- Doors open ct "a clock. The Wizard will
appear 81 = o'clock, precisely.
J. NJ. v EsTON,
July2S-dlt Agent.
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To II. Il. KEgpER, Esa.:--Sr: The undersigned
members Of the Bar Of Kcokuk, in view Of the i'm.
portance Of having City Recorder In whom we can
have full confidence, request that you may permit
your name to BE- used candidate for that once,
irrespective Of party. BY doing which ycu will
obiige us and serve the city.
l.. f. Ii. Houghton, stephen 4. Jones,
J. NJ. Breeden, Lloyd u. Simpson,
Alex Lynch. Will. X. HArrsrd.
VIM r. Turner, Francis Ii. Wootton,
Geo c. Dixon, W. s. Winder.
Thos w. Clageti, VIM. A. Metcalf,
o. D. O'Bannon, Jno. Bruce,
C.E. Moss, 2eo. w. McCrary,
VIM. Edwards, James ~. Reid.
ST. Marshall,
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S.snAnILL. 4, vRENCM. 4. }. MALSrus
| MA ILL n CO.

liza MIuIA n co.
DEALERS In Groceries and Produce. and Forward
IL Ing and Commission Merchants, IS Main strsst,
Wouldaall the attention Of the citiscns OF thiscity
and Country Merchants to their large and we'll -
ccted stock Of 0rocerlcs They rave one OF the tas-
gest stocks ever offered In this place OF All such a.
ticlss rs are usually kept IN drocsry establishments,
and will sell ON the most reasonable terms. Iney
termination 10 give strict personal attention 70 buss-
ness, .nss .ney VII "s''' noS'ssAsis - 0s~A
nov1oow ---.-a.---ss-.----------
ENLOuh! Flour.-tustoners can rely upon Ksstin9
Quincy, bcntonspor,, ana birmingham Flour
regularly At 81, Main street. u.uu, 30
novzsd AMlLL W.
IvOLDEN bYKUP-In Kegs aud half bbIs. Bel
NJ chcr's Sugar House syrup, in kegs and half
bbls. Raisins in boxes, half boxes and QnaSters.
nov28d HAM1LL co.
---E ,..- :. 80 -. 11-A--,--
MsW 81 o,'s T.n. .,a.r M.,..as ~, Tn",..
1-,l AZ nDo :, N pa,;, ~. I Ecnrnmv
Rmnnh,icsn I..ndm .rLs.
Tannv,on,s Maud.
Lonef,llow,s uiavatha;
Waifsden:
Edith Hale; xet
War in Kansas; 80 I'LL
SALAD for the Social. CITY BOOKSTONE.
jsne2ld No. 81 Mainst.
/SOv. FORD's HISTORY OF ILLINOIs-from
NJ the commencement MS state in 1918 70 l6A7,
containing full account Of the Black Hawk WI,
tom tom and ossoy riots and Other mporan and In
teresting events, at RIB. odDEN'S.
.prasd ---.---.-------,-------------
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Good News for the Ladies.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
l. Of Dry Goods that have been detained by lownsss
of water in tn Ohio River over months, and must
be closed out by order Of steamboat owners. They
consist in part of rich asos, trimmings
Perfumery. ginghams, calicos, lawns, dotted aud
plain, barred aud plain iackonetis, Grape, broche
drawers silk and fancy Crayats a large assortment
Of Embroidery, Gentlemen and Ladies Hosiery; IN
fact everything that 10 kept in general Dry Goods,
and Fancy Store will be found at the New and
between Main and johnson, kcokuk.
July 26-d VIM. SULLIVAN, Agent.
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Keep the Nimbls sixpence Roll

ing.
AM receiving large stock Of first class goods, Of
every style, direct from the eastern cities, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and soc what bargains. Hear ye our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. freely invite
oil hands to unite. Friends Of Freedom cheap, yes
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old The
strain proiong. My stock consists in part OF the
.'''' DRY GOODS,
DrillinEs ,Damastic., bleachcd and brown Shifting
Checks, Cottonsdes, OsnAburgs, Linen goods Of ali
kinds, 80. OF dress goods have great variety
BaFeges, Barge de- LANES, Challics, Silk Tissues
Null and swiss Muslins, Dotted swiss Ginghsms,
Prints, 3d. also in this department IL M sxsensivt
stock Of notions.
HATS, BoNNErs, UMBRELLAS 1 PARAsoLs.
Boys Wool, Leghorn. Straw, Panama aud ChiE
Hats Ladies and Misses Leghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets aud Hats ParAsois Of ali kinds, y
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
Boots and Shoes, 0hiters. Slippers and Buskins
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and BrogAns.
Crockcry-I have q splendid lot Of Qusenswars
direct from the city Of New York, which am con
6dent can sell cheaper than any house In this city
among which IL m endless quantity Of common
teas, and general assortment Of every thing II
this line.
| In addition 70 the above, hsve large stock Of
/ FRESH GROCERIES,,
which you all know are retsiled lower than whole
sails prices; and also late importation Of ehoie
Teas Of every kind.
A Sketch-This stock il the largest and most "
riod and will b. sold cheaper than before oder
ed in this market have also on hand large 10
Of Summer Clothing, which will b. sold at low 6g
| ures. With such . complete assortment In ever
| department Of trade l think can eder inducement
purchasers not exeslsd BY any house in this city
Call at No. 81 Main street, between ID and 30
| and u No. 1919 Main street, between 9Th and 9th
| Ksuku k, Iowa. SIS. BILLINGS.
/ nprt7 div
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TThe Times complains that COL Curtis
is electioneering, while he is under pay as =
public officer.
Curtis gets 5000 a year. Hall gets s. per
day a triae more than Curtis yet he tray
els around making speeches for himself,
abandoning his Congressional duties, and it
is all right. What is the jus ti6oation? Why,
Hall talks for Slavery extension, and Curtis
for Freedom in the Territories. That's rea-
son enough to the Times for the discrimina-
ton it makes.
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N@ss~e - C0Weva~sOvs.
oEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct the OF.
- Gcs VI the City Engineer, until clock y. m
Of Monday, July %, 1880, for the Grading Of Fifth
Street, south wardly frSm Main.
Also, Sixth st., from johnson to Des Moines;
FirstSt., from johnson to Bank
Exchange 81, from Fourth ~ Tenth
Bank It,, from Water " Sscond.
Biddsrs will propose for eaeh street separately
Proposals will b. received for payment In cash,
and also in City Bonds running 20 years, with per
cent. interest, payable Substantially.
Also, At the sAms time, Tor grading the alley
through block sixty-four.
Specifications ssn bs seen at the Once Of the
City Engineer. l.. HUTCHINSON,
keokuk, July 10, '5S-d10t City Engineer.
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CT-Cedar Rapids plumes itself on being
city now. 1t is one Of the most thriving
and prosperous towns in Iowa of the Mssis-
sippi.
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Notice 90 COmtf0CVOrn.
CEALED Proposals will be received 1t the once OF
- the City Engineer, until o'clock p. m. OF Mon
day, August ith, 1885, for the grading Of The Alley
in block No. 81. Payments from special tax on
property rearing on said Alley. Specifications can
be seen at the Office Of the CityE ngineer.
l.. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk July 81, ,56.-dl0t City Engineer.
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COLLECTING A0ENCN.
v1yH HE subscribers have opened IN Agency In this
l. city for the collection Of Bills and Accounts.
Merchants, Mechanics, Professional men and 9th.
ers, can depend upon prompt attention being given
to their collections.
Particular attention will be given ~ Agents for
Landlords, In Renting, making out Leases, aud col
Letting. J. u. STEWART ACo.,
Uffce North west cor Third Il johnson sts.,
jyis-d Up stairs.
EMPLOYERS wishing good Help will ind re-
Il spectacle Servants mt the lntelii genee and Gen
eral Agency OfHce, N. W. corner Of Sd and John
son SITS, up stairs.
Iyls.d 80. STEWART L co.
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vTyHR mortgages given in payment for lands pur-
i chased from Marsh, Lee 4 DclAvan, and Charles
Mason, are placed In hands Of b. w. kilbourne, Of
Keokuk, who is authorized " collect all moneys
due, and to grow due thereon.
CHAS. MASON,
HIRAM BARNEY.
Keokuk April 10, 56-dkw6m
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from The Lsavenworth Kansas Journal, esd
WAR! wARiI WAR Ill
Kansas again nraded-L0ne's Regiment
in the Territory.

Kansas again Fnraded-L0ne's Regiment
in the Territory.
Six hundred and City Abolitionists, the
"fowero OF the ssredoubtahle" Colonel Jim
Lanes army, crossed the Missouri River into
Kansas on Monday, the 2lst instant
They were all EARNED to the teeth" with
sharpe's rifles, bowie knives, and Colts re-
volyers.
/, After they had crossed, Lane stated that he
would not 20 any further just then but would
return and force his way up the Missouri
with his other regiment.
We are indebted to Capt. ID. II. Silver, Of
the steamer Martha Jewctt, for the above
Captain 5. witnessed the crossing of the in
! vading forces, and represented them as be-
| ing the best armed set he ever saw. There
were no women or children accompanying
them, and their baggage consisted Of a
SINGLE SMALL CARpET-BAG to each man. Ur
| SoyEREIoSs AND AT 'EA
0 dear! Perhaps the Pro- Slavery Jour
nal will have its nerves shocked again before
the season is over. There are n good many
Free State men going over to Kansas to To-
cate. They intend to remain, and they take
with them such weapons as are necessary to
protect their homes and their constitutional
rights.
We wish COL Lane would return and take
\ company up the Missouri River, as the
Journal says he proposes to do. They have
right to sail the public waters, and to en-
JOY that right by force if necessary; to shoot
down without question or hesitancy Pirates
who hail and attempt to hindcr.them, though
il be true that those Pirates are confederates
Of the Black Democracy, for still Piracy is
| Piracy, whoever may stimulate it, conniye at
! ii, or strike hands with it, and il his compa-
ny 10 attacked, the laws of the land, the law
Of nations, justifes them in defending them
selves against the Buccaneers by any and
every mcars.
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rail- styles.
VXYE hAvejust received onr Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth, and Silk OIoaks, Talma's and
visettss; also OF Brochs and Plaid Shawls.
sep75dAw WOODWARD 90.
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,As. .. srsvAsr. 4. rofaDnIxsHAA.
Inseiligencs ana General Agency
office.
NovtA se covssr u THIRD saI JoA~son sts .p Nar''
.. .. STEWART 4 CO.,
DLACKsMITHs, Carpenters, Stone Cutters AND
ID Hold Carriers, at the Intelligence ana aenerA
Agency Once, n. w. corner Of Third and Johuson
''... Up , stairs, Ia STEWART co.
WANTED.
A SMART intelligent youth ~ study law In Ah
h'tse IN town y. g. sr sTsWAk SHp12y Eco.
North. west cor. Third johnson sts,
,u,xas-d Up Stairs.
A NY number Of GIRLS, MEN, ana bols can
n End immediate and constant employment, 81
good wsscs by applying Mt the lntsllig &c nee and
General Agency 0fhoe, n. W. cor. I'D aud johnson
'I jyss u stars J.a.srEwART AGO.
rom RENT.
A BRCIK Store and dwelling In Mseh.ntcs' Block,
n 5 stories high, With cellar. Building % feet
deep, plastered throughout counter and shelving ~
s,ore' Apuly TO J.d. STEW ART CO.,
~ w. Corner of I'd and johnson SITS,
iu,y25d Up stairs
A FINE brick store on Main st., stories high
"A and 80 feet deep. For further particulars, Ap-
ply 70 STEWART 1 CO.,
North west csrnerof Third Johnsoa ats,
jy3A1 Up Stair.
WANTED TO RENT.
1.-TWO good rooms, suitable for small family,
| i within 10 or Is minutes walk Of Biondsau and
J. G. STEWART co. I
Northwest cor. Sd johnson r,s.,
july7s.d Up stairs
COLLECTING A0ENCI.