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New Musical l0ssrumeng store,
In Uaion BLOCK, No. 1853 Main Street, Second Floor.
r1NHE under.igned most respectfully bags leave to
L inform the musical co immunity Of this city aud
vicinity that he has opened PiAsoYoRTE Dsro1,
comprising an extensive and varied stock Of instru
menu FROM the manufactures Of nearly all the eel
ebrated makers in the world. Among these som.
which received the First Premium 10 Europe we'll
- America ut the late Worlds Fair. All are Of
fered for less than cost prices In order TO close
business.
Come and judge FOR yourselves. Pianos tuned IN
eqsal temper through the ~ keys, and repaired 20
order j. Is. JENNINGS.
aug2q dim
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George q. Reed.

No. III Main Street, LOUIS, No,
Three Doors south Of the Bank Of Missouri
XxTHOLE5ALE Dealer in Cloths, Csssimerss, and
Linens and vsstings. Also, superior Trimmings
and Furnishing Goods.
Am now resolving and opening . large supply
Of the above kind Ut goods.
My Cloths, Cassimeres and -coatings consist
in part Of some Of the aner grades and make, adapt
cd to Merchant Tailors, we'll merchant trade,
and respectfully solicit buyers 70 give my stock .
thorough examination, when visiting the city with
the VIC OF laying in their supplies. will guar-
Antee my prices To compare favoYably with similar
goods sold elsewhere In the United States.
aug28d3t- w3m GEO. {. RkED.
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NOTICE OF AxLE.

r OTIS in Mason's upper addition to Keokuk are
L. now offered for sale on the following terms:
One fourth cash in hand, and the balance on l. ,,
and years credit, with per cent. interest. ON
condition that each purchaser shall, within given
time, erect house TO cost not less than g. oOO 60
cording to tho situaiion No frame houses will be
allowed on the property. The price will range from
one to two thousand dollars per lot.
Also 500 lots in Masoa's lower addition TO ksokuk
src offered on easy terms to those who prepared
10 build.
Further particulars can DO obtained ON appiics-
ton the undersigned, 70 Mr. stripe, whose new
Map. embracing the above property, can b. bad st
the Office JAMES L. ESTES,
aug25d6t Agent
fTiues and Post copy one week each.
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For the Gate City


notice in the Times Of last evening ran
dom statement that 500 old line Wings in
Cincinnati have come ont for buchanan.
Now il makes no difference to the Republica n
party, how Union frightened Wings annex
themselves to the slave extension Democracy
as for each one of those old hunkers who are
attracted to Buchanan in consequence Of his
old Federal principles and we'll known tim.
idty of character, the true people'sparty are
gaining in the North ten from the Pierce
and Douglas democracy. The guessing Of
the Times is founded on the statement OF
the Cincinnati Enquire, that score of old
fogy lawyers mostly from the South who
once supported Clay, are now to vote TO,
Buchanan. do not believe the Times OF
any one else can give the names Of one-tentf
Of that number. On the contrary thou.
sands Of Germans, and American born citi.
zens who are mechanics, nnd who have 50
local habtation and name," can be shown
who have repudiated the slave democracy ant
go for Fremont and Free Soil. At leas
1000 Germans in the 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th
wards have come out for Fremont. Sevcra
Of these Germans and democrats are on tn,
county Republican Ticket; and "they speal
i for themselves
BY the way, from all see in the s.papers,
should think that by the Ath Of Novelnbe
next the democratic party" will be compos
ed exclusively Of "live Clay Whigs," &c
DC. &c.-ofhce holders (of course.) What
! does the Times think of the great Fremont
mass meeting of the New York City Ger
mans? Think the Germans are a LlBxRr,
LOVING class Of citizens. Nicht War?
OSg VINO Knows.
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MEETING Al OAKwooD,- neighbors
over at lakewood, are preparing for u great
political meeting on Monday next. jackson
Grimshaw, the Republican candidate for
Congress from that district, will be present,
and Morris, the candidate of the Black Dem.
ocracy, is invited.
- An enthusiastic Fremont German over
in Illinois says he is German by accident,
an American By adoption, and Il Fremonter
BY choice.
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Ote0Ol 0ttOO.
rIVHE co-partnership heretofore exiting between
1 d. r. Humphrey an A. d. Gage, under the style
Of b. +. Humphrey Gage, l. dissolved this day BY
mutual consent. d. u. Humphrey 10 alone author
lied to settle up the business Of the arm.
D.F. HUMPHREY,
A. II. GAGE.
kenknk AnHuat ~. lh56-d
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rTyHIS Institution will commence its 6rst term
/ under the control Of Miss II. G. BAIL, IN sxps-
similar Institutions With She will be 49,
sisted by Professor BRAEs and other compstent tee
chars, ~ the school may require.
1t is the design Of the principal and and all con-
nected with this institution, to axe il oo0pArv Ia
vorably with similar schools in comforting high In
tellcctusl and moral culture, upon those who give
1t their aid By availing OF its
The school will open tho 18th Of August, 10 the
large and ommodious Hall on 4th street, adjoin-
ns ClsRhorn Z Harrison Store, and will continue
II weeks.
For farther particulars, enquire Of Mr.. Wheaton
At his Storo fAugust 18th, 1a4S-dlm.
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GIVES IT ur.-Ihe Washington correspon.
dent Of the y. Y. Courier Of the 10Th inst.
says a strong Douglass man informed
me to-day TINT the Democratic party gives
up the election Of Buchanan
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gILean liberty Is better than fat slavery,
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NOTICE.
HAVING purchased tn. interest Of A. II. Gage
i L in the arm Of b. +. Humphrey 4 Gage, viii
continue the hat cap and millinery business q the
old stand. ID. i. HUMPHREY.
Keokux, Aug -, 1856.
v1yHE PHOENIX SASH LOCK.-Ths PhGnix Sash
Lock for oil widths Of Sash stilc. for right Or
left hsnd--s new and patent article. For sale BY
TiLLIN1IiAST, LANE h Buell.,
aus20 l3B MAin-st
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IT- Life in the Hest, published at Sig
Quincy, keokuk county, and heretofore
neutral, has come out for Fremont and Day.
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I.yDWLER Aad Wells hooks aod pubiica tions.
II Por saie a the LITERARY DEPOT,
an. ~ Johnsoa Street.
TWENTY FIVE boxes No. lemons FOR sals =
j dsclAHUSTON, HAWKINS , HU6TOND.
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GcALkS.-Platform Counter scales, urocsu and
~ Tes Scales. For sale by
TILLtNaHAsT, LANE BUEI.,
sug29 No. 1873 Mzin-st.
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TOHN NJ. MOTT, in, is admitted y partner In the
~ house VI Hitchcock Co. The Wholesale aud retail
Hardware business, in it's various branches will be-
conducted under the name Of Hitchcock, Mott 1 Co.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN M. MOTT. ia
HENRY b. HITCHCOCK.
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@ That's but an empty purse that 10 full
OF other peoples money.
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ME have Just received three magnificent 81 and
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire iron
frame and oirsslar scale. Also, one second hand
diissrt Plano (ainost ncw) for rent sale ii =
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor : improved music stools, and In
dia rubber piano covers with al. the new and late
sheet music.
On hand . good assortment OF Metodeons and
Eolicons. PATRICK 4 CROUSE,
Second street bet. Main 4 johnson,
aug25d kcokuk.
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NAsu1~S9pS, sAuSs 81
The feeling OF the Senate now is to sit the
session through until next March, unless the
army bill is soan passed. An effort would
be made to take up the regular order of bu-
siness Notwithstanding they agreed in caucus
to do nothing until the army bill was dis
posed Of. They are evidently not united on
this point.
Gen. Cas- held protrncted interview this
morning with Sec'y Davis, who urged that
there should be no adjournment until sup
plies were voted TO the army.
Inc special Commissioners appointed 10
Investigate the attack upon Gen. Granger
are prepared to report. They claim juris-
diction Of such offences, submit the testi-
mony, and recommend no further action on
part OF the House.
WAsHrsGroN. Aug. 25.-The Committee
Of Ways and Means this morning decided by
a vote Of to 3 to report no new army bill.
Mr.. Campbell, the Chairman, proposed .
bill with aproviso, repeating the Kansas acts
and appointing I've Commissioners to settle
the difficulties. The proposition was voted
down.
Messrs. Douglas and the anti Buchanan
faction arc anxious for IN immediate ad-
journment, but the Buchanan leaders in both
Houses are eager for some compromise.
Senators Jones and Biglcr desire to repeal
the worst Of the Kansas spurious laws, aud
that motion vii! be made tomorrow.
GTThat's but an empty purse that 10 full
OF other peoples money.
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lIVHE subscribers recei wing largo additions
i to former stock Of Hardware and Housek 10 pi %
wares, 70 which We invite the attention Of Dealers
and consumefs
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llLLtN0AAsA, Ian b = DO MA,
aug29 No. l3s MAin-st.
Notice ~ Contractors.
GEALED Proposals will be received 1t the o6cc Of
- the City ginecr, until o'clock p Of Mon
day, September 9th, 1886, for the grsdngof Third
street from Concert street 70 the Depot Of the K.
Mt. p. 4 NJ. II. r.
Specifications can be seen At the o6ce Of the City
Engineer. L. HUTCHINSON,
Ksokuk, Aug. 20. '5e.-diot City Engineer.
- Contractors. WnssA~vs 4 osAsSs.
WE Gre receiving our assortment Of Builders'
w Hardware, direct from manufacturer also .
variety of Mechanics Tools, which o6er Tor sale
at 50 Main Street, Union Block.
aag2s HITCHCOCK. MOTT co.
EnameieA Preserve Kessies and
sauce Pans.
- GIT French Ware, Preserve Kettlef, Sauce
ID Pans, Cullenders, Swimmers. DipperS, Wash
Basins, Ladies', Forks, Spoons, Cups and Selves !;
Brnss Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware; JapAncd Cham
Der and Water Pals fo,t Baths; Trunks, Cans,
and variety of other articles on sale Ut 1859 Main
Street, Union Block.
aug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
Eaglssh Peri sAtcals.
r ONION Illustrated News.
IL London Daily Times
London Illustrated Timee.
London Punch.
Bells Life in London.
JsSroid's News.
Wilm1 and Smith Tinss.
Sunday Nspatch.
Received weekly at the Literary Depot, Jehnson
Street. near Poet Once. AaG3s
fSHE Agricultural Bank Of Tennessee il taken st
! ct orr eounter - other sarre.ey.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OLIVER BENNETT & CO.

No. =. Maia-st., 81. Louis, Mo-,
Il EEP constantly On hand complete assortment
N Of custom work. Orders promptly and faith
fully attended TO
aug ~ DOT vat.
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fHAE Agricultural Bank Of Tsnnsssse IL taken d
i ct orr counter ~ other surreney.
July e-df FORD, 00RHAAt FORD.
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Mrs Franklin Pcrcc ari sister arri~si in tora ysstsr.
day, and are s,oppng ., the Asior H,Css
John B. BrccsnbTisge, who wOSaasi young Leaves.
o. the Nev Orleans Dsi's
John Mitchell 8 a, the NOn,ra,s Springs, Tsnn.ssss
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spencer aiy and two children, Ferrero Learer az s-
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SIN, Mss kenninent Mrs Ntvai ant chi 3pr Slark
lady and i've children MISE sophia Sark renrv .:rn
Frederick Brown England Mary sm.h, New yorx ToAal
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lady, Miss 81 Armand Mr stewart sswaft aat ALI
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

me Board OF Aldermen met hast eyenng this Presldent
l. L Barker, Esq, In the chair.
Ao> srman VooRns offered resolution so the effect tina
the Com missioner Of Repairs and Supplies be directed
suspend proceedings for the sale OF the cobble stones
in the Bow cry and Chatham street until farther ovders
from the Con, mon Council. Adopted .t##
NOMINATIONS IN THE orPrcr or Trrx Rxcrrvxx n. r.rrs
connunica Won was received from Henry r. Howard
Receiver OF Take nominating Cornelius Sullivan a. tam
porary clerk, vice Alfred Crockcr who declines the,
appointment, it being only temporary Mr. Howard re-
commends that the clerks In his depaYtent be pcrna
neny located In consequence OF the yossibty OF OBJ
talnng first class msn for temporary appointments.
Unanimously confirmed.
NEw CITY HALL.
Alderman Bss0Gs thought II high time 10 call enf
the table the report OF the Committee on tho City Hall
Alderman TucTER said he hoped the mas.er would De
postponed, because the wessher was too warm 10
On motion OF Alder man Clancy the matter was pos,t
poned until Wednesday evening next.
CLEAN TIKI CUTTERS.
Alderman FrIIMKR offered the following -
Whereas under the amended charter the clear p Of The
streets by contract uner the charge Comm ssoner of
70 city and Whereas the for ess Sesn
Tor the present year exhausted aud 1--WE months of The
Resolved That the Committee on Ordinances are hereby in
sruced report an ordinance directing the owners and
Adopted.
The report OF the Committee on the Croton Aqueduct
Department ccncurring to lay mains in Seventy eighth
street, Third TO Ftfth avenues Concuyred In.
Use OF srKAM on THE CITY RAILROADS.
The report of the Committee Railroads. to prohibit
the use Of steam on the Hudson River Railroad below
Fifty ninth street, was called up.
The matter was discussed.
Alderman DRAKE spoke strenuously in opposition TO
the ue OF steam in the city, and the whole subject
ultimately referred back to the committee by vote Of
the Board adjourned To Tuesday evening at O'Clock
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COMMITTEE BUSINESS
CHARGE OF DERELIcTIoS or DUTY AGA MET CONF
TROLLEa rLA9a,

TROLLEa FLAa9.
The special committee OF the Board Of supe rvisors ap
pointed to investigate into the clge of der, Jction Of
dusy, brought by Mr.. Oicoit Rim, map clerA, in the
Street Commissioners Office, against Comptroller Tagg,
met yesterday at2P. N. The entire committee wa pre-
sent embracing Supervisors Co-win (CnaIrman) t. ker
and Clancey communication presented by Mr.,
Rhim giving his charges in writiK K, directed by the
committee at previous meetinGs The ce.nmunicat
contained specifications and addtcas of number Of
couns connected with the Comptroers dersvtment, by
which Mr. Rh nj claimed to show errors in the accounts
kept by the Comptroller. This Letters fcii copy Of
which necessary to make the nature OF the specific
hArges and alleged errors against Comptroller Fagg in
feligfbie-Mr. Corwin the Chairman Of the Committee
refused to allow thc reporters to COPY and would not
permit to pass out Of his hands The such an
tGusua course the Chairman did not explain although
Se other members Of the committee expressed their will
to allow the reporters the privilege Of copying
the document.
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CHTtn ACCIDENTALLY PosoxxD--Coroner Hills hid an
inquest yesterday at No rs West Thireth street upon
the body OF child one year old, named Anne Johnson,
vho died from overdose Of pareroric adm nssered
10 her by her mother during Illness Tue mother in
,hs habit Of giving 10 deceased this medic 10 kep
sslcep, and on Sunday night gave h10 IuTDDe In g
ncrsrce Of the nature Of the medicH deceased
went OIL In q sound sleep from which shUuI wkened.
Verdict, "Death rom an overdose Of pareqorisv No
blame was attached 10 the mother.
FArA1 KICK rrox A Hcru. Coroner Gamble ,eld an
inquest yeaterAsr the vvss Rev tho lied
from the elects Of injuries received from he sok o
horse in one OF the second Avenue Railroad s.ss he
deceased was native OF Ireland, ant was for Years of
a0e
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ton the suggestions have made and oct with p-omp
uess upon them. Respectfully submitted
ALFRED CARSON Chief Eu0inaas

One thousand copies ordered TO be printed The vote
was afterwards reconsidered and tho report ordered to
DC returned 10 the Chief Engineer with directions for h
70 insert the name members OF the Common
alluded 70 In the report Deng the ringleaders
Il me atack on Engine Company No. 33
ooNIkAe1s IN THE sTRxEr coMAIssoSxR's OFFICE
Al COMMUNICATION was received from the Street Com
mission e answer to resolution OF inquiry from this
Board which he gives List of the contracts entered
INTO \, department, less in amount than $50 The
Comms,oo r states that previous to his entrance upon
the duties Of VS. department. not usual TO enter into
any written con tracts for less than $3.50 out At the sag
geson Of the Co nproe he has caused contracts 20 be
entered into for very Kind Of work given out by him.
whether under os CT 200 r
The Board then W. mt irio Committee Of the Whole
Councilman Swan in Il g char, and took ~ the regular
calendar
The report OF the Conn ttee Streets IA favor OF
widening heade street. itA extension through Chat
ham street, up and afte.r considerable dscusson
was ordered TO third reading.
The Committee then rose aste- hch the report was
read third time and passed by a vot ,os SO TO 8.
Adjourned TO five O'Clock this aftefno, N
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Naval Intellixsnca

The Uni,ed States sloop of.wG JamesAvp vu Ma.
dera on the 23d Of July.
The United States sloop of.war vtndsla arrival a,
Singapore from Hong Kong The 2stbof NAV and ssed
Tor the United states on the Tth Of June
TIE United STATE frisae Constellation vas Gbrartar
on the l7th OF July,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

xsD Or bUT VIOOhJs
GEORGE LAWS TAXATION.
Supervisor ELY in the chair
IN mouon OF supervisor HERmcK, II was resolved thr
the personal tax George Law In the Twenty first ward
After which the Board adjourned 10 Wednesday next.
eoan % nna mus cost the county 81 to remit the
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remaining unmoved the streets two hours would

remaining unmovedi In the streets two hours would Gauss
Alderman FULIMER said that the Board Of Health was
commissioned TO preserve the public health It was not
he understood the statute there boun is 70 their
power Their power extended equally TO taking mea-
sres 70 the spread Of pesencs or 70 tear
virulent epidemic. They were not bound By what
Mayor Wood might say, or Comptroller Flagg threaten
Of the city, he beeved to be the duty Of every one to
az in his power to prevent the spread Of pestence in thi
says he won't pay money. ThsomptroIlsr Fagg IS an
old wrinked haggled old man, and now perfectly su-
Councilman wARsxR-Those are true epithets.
Alderman FuILMER-What should we care for what
such should say threaten2 five think it
ary the streets should be cleaned to preserve the public
health, be has got to pay the money needed.
Alderman TUCKER reiterated his argument that tn,
nV IN ne @
nuisances II not cleanedp
Alderman TucKKR-When that comes 1t Is time to
Councilman wARNER-shall we wait till we see our
neghbors or those OF our own body being enclosed in
square wooden boxes before mover
Alderman TuoKKR-The Comptroller says he wont pay.
Councilman WARsHR.-He is bound to pay.
Councilman GRAY moved TO lay the whole subject on
the table
Councilman WARNER wished the reporter to note the
course OF each member Of the Board upon the subject Of
the public health.
The motion to lay the subject on the table was lost
Councilman REED said he bad been credibly informed
that oil the removers Of garbage from the streets had
Councilman BRADY replied that they were at work in
the Fifteenth ward, as he had seen them to work that
day. There was no necessity Of any meeting OF the
Board of Health. The only object that brought few to
ge.her was to see their names in the papers.
Councilman MERRrrr-That s buncombe
Mr.. BRAp4The city is healthy and the streets In good
condition, and garbage being taken care Of.
Mr.. MERRrTT-I saw lot OF garbage this afternoon In
Twenty seventh street. that would make two hundred
men sick in twenty minutes Perhaps that is garbage
taking OF itself.
Councilman WARSER.-If garbage continues unremoved
shall have pesence upon US In less than forty eight
hours.
Councilman TUcKER.-Nonsense.
Councilman MERRTT-True guns.
Councilman REED here moved an adjournment which
took place Immediately stk die shutting Oh action the
resolution and amendment before the Board.
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day, and are stopping ., the Asior H.Css
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