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c. The Louisville Journal says: The tel.
escope comet recently noticed BY the papers
passed its perihelion few nights ago and
has now "turned tail'' and 10 making OF q
fast ~ he can for parts unknown. Hedidn',
succeed in creating any commotion among
the planets or even getting up an excitement
among their inhabitants. He isn't the biz
fellow that Holmes sang Of in the following
stanza
"Ths Comet He is on his way,
And singing rs he flies
The whining planets shrink before
The seeptre VI the skies
Alb we'll may regal orbs burn blue,
And satellites turn pale
Ten million cubic miles Of head,
Ten million leagues ct tail Z"
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Total yote,
Stones majority,

Goop.-Henry j. Adams, a Free State
man, mas been elected mayor of Leavenw or,h
City, BY $50 majority.
Leavenworth City has been under the con-
troll Of the Border kuthans ever since it's frs.
settlement, but the outrages Of las. summer
have had the good eject Of arousing the Free
State men to do battle for their rights, and
the result il a glorious triumph at the polls.
No "ieader" this week Cause--First,
We bad to labor too hard at the case Sec.
0nd - Hadn't anything 70 say, no how !;
Ihird--Cosidn't get itup TO suit US If We
bad Fourth" Ssolen oil the editorial we
wanted from the Iowa City Republican and
Asoksk Gate City lndisnola Visiler.
q That's good deal like the reasoning OF
80 asn who stole the kettle: lss, il vas
psesd when be borrowed it; end, It was
keoe vhsn he returned ii; Sd, be never had
~ 3beDrscess il ample in both cases.
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Cor nIs MoSEY.-The new administration
has recognised it, obligations to Hon. X. w.
Thompson, late Fillmore elector for the state
ct large in this state, by reversing the de-
c,sion Of Secretary Guthrie in regard to his
claim OF 100000 for some alleged service to
the Cherokee Indians, and paying him the
money. His extraordinary course on the eve
81 the Presidential election, In refusing 1t
the express request OF Mr.. Fillmore to turn
his influence in favor Of Col. Fremont, and
save the state from Buchanan, is now fully
explained. Lafayette Journal.
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10 Wisconsin the Black Democracy are d.
vided into two bitter factions, the Barstov-
ties, or Sporty Thieves" = they ore con-
monty known, the leaders Of whom are q
corrupt set Of Villains - ever cursed any
community, and the regular old Ale lesdsss
Of the party. Delegations from both wings
went to Washington to regulate the Federal
appointments, but the 'sThicvcs'' were tri.
umphant, aud carried off all the Offices, rs
might have been expected. Mr.. Carpenter,
editor Of the Madison Patriot, the organ Of
the old-liners at the Capitol Of the State,
writes thus from Washington, after the ap-
pointments had been decided upon:
ssTt il well known that ID company with q
score Of Democrats from Wisconsin, 1 re-
manned in Washington about month to aid
IN 80 exposing the misdeeds of the I" Forty
Thieves" that we should forever be rid Of
them thereafter ii must be notorious
ere this that most of our endeavors have fail
ed the hopes Of our party in the future are
vanished, and we have been cleaned out -
The"4O'' find favor at court, while the old
stand-by Democrats, who have never been in
dicted for stealing, gambling or perjsries,
are permitted to suck their fingers at re-
spectacle distance.
VI am arranging some business, prepare
tory to taking . bee line for Madison to NOR
row or next day, with the full determination
that the Union may be rent asunder--the
Potomac yield up its waters to old ocean, the
become as dry as my Observation-Disclosures
revel in rampant luxury and dominion at the
National Capitol that Chimborazo may nod
It's towering head At the feet Of mole hill
that cholera, yellow fever, Group and chicken
pox may vomit forth their pestiferous and
devastating miasma, to suHocate the poison
ed Rats OF Washington--thntl lice, frogs, and
all the plaques brought upon Egypt by the
wickedness Of Pharoh, may overrun and de-
vastate our country-before 20 to Wash
lngton again, with view of prev enting
Thieves from filling places Of honor and
profit"
A Black Democrat at our elbow suggests
that the reflections Of Mr.. Carpenter are suit
able to other ATTITUDES, and says that he
knows how to sympathire feelingly with him
and his associates. Ior ourselves, we SYM
pathize with neither, and have equal conf.
dence in the whole nest Of political vipers.
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Ksokuk, lows, April l7-dAv.

P.D. Fosters
N E w q O O D S
FOR THE
SPRING q SUMMER or 1857.
ARE NOW oPEri
I AIDES and Gentlemen ran nov And hssstiful
- Stock Of Goods TO select from. The styleg y.
RED 70 suit every taste. The qualities veil -
sorted, and the prices - Lon the same goods o.
R ssssas a As y. is.sss4i.:ppi valley
vvNHh stosk Of Dress Goods nov sGsrsA g ~
! Ladies y the richest ever displayed In the city
IAs stock d ssllsis very iass. il plas. aassy.
grensdinss, valssssas, poplin eAsliis, oresnAles.
taekonsts auo lawns, plaln auA psintAd 1vcph 49,
eaiis and ehints, (sons II the 1n2t eoeds eyWin-
ported) LaAissass invitsd - examiSs tAsoe &C.,
Ksoksk, Aelii is-d1v P.D. roerna.
EMHPoI1erAes.
II icn yslsnesisss. .aA .sslia sets.
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1eeeee snd Italian enheoi6sssa ssslazS ~ ~
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oouae very 1ne.
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and inssrtipes, from sAsspess y very 1as.
Ladies will lad this > superior stosk 70 eelaee
from. [aPril1Awl !. ID. 000xx1.
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ane. Printed linens IN beautiful pattog1s 1e1hks6
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neuss fuRnaehIne 0oe1a.
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Daeaae 0se1s:
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a RET1nnD PHYsIcIAN.

whose ssnds g lie sAvs nearly rua eut, lis-
\ covered whiisin ~ East InAias, 3 ssrsalr err
for Consumpti1p, ASthma. Bronchitis, Cesshs,
! Colds, and gssefsl debility. Tia remedy M
discovered BY him when his only child, daughter
Vas given up to die. Wishing 70 do ~ mssk rood
- possible he will ssnd TO such Of his fellow be-
ings ss request II, this recipe With full and cx-
plicit directions for making IL up and success
using IL. Herequres each applicant TO iacloss hin
one shillng-thvee cents to be returned &C !.
postage on the recipe, and tho remainder to 30 4
applied TO the payment OF this dvertisement.
Adlre Dr.. II. JAMES, j
apr2od&wln No. 10 Grand street,
Jereay CITY N IL
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he Declares for Free Labor GEORGE r
Taylor FoiIotcs Suit Whdf Nerf2

The inaugural Address OF Mayor Winner.
delivered yesterday, and the reply made by
Geo. K. Taylor, President Of the Board Of
Aldermen, are the theme Of earnest ESSAYS
in the jealous party papers, and the subject
OF much exciting discussion in political cir
cles. That Mayor Winner, an nv owed Eman-
cipationist, should deliver u pansryric ON
"free labor" the sdignity OF white labor -
the "toiling masses who uphold the Frame
work Of society," &C., &C., 10 nothing more
than was to be expected but that the presi-
dent Of the Board OF Aldermen, George X.
Ay&or, q Virginian by birth, in manner and
habits, and the toughest kind Of y National
Democrat, should deliberately, in cold blood.
and with malice prepense, echo the hyperbo
rean utteranccs OF the Mayor, 10 o most sur
prsing circumstance.
MIR. Taylor is Southern gentleman, an
eminent citizen, and a man Of wealth, facts
(which, it was supposed, clinched him to
AatiNeenton forever. Judge Of the aston
ishmehs and anguish Of his old friends. then.
at seeing him give hearty response to the
sentiments Of the Mayor, and declare that
Kansas will be free state, that Missouri i.
bound to follow, us her climate and economy
are not adapted to slave labor!
The Republican is grieved at Mr., Taylor,s
conduct, the Leader 10 enraged at this
evidence OF the Decentralization of one
of the best members Of its party. while
the Democrat 10 ecstatic at the conversion
Of such man as the President OF the
Board Of Aldermen, TO the cause of /" free
labor"
Il. What next? Anything. Surely the wort
''impossibility" ought to be erased from tn,
vocabulary Of politics, when the Missouri
Republican becomes the confidential orrar
Of Col. Benton, to defend him against th,
designs Of the Missouri Democrat eand whe,
the novel spectacle is presented in this cit,
of all the prominent National Democrat
turning Freesoilers aud Observation-Disclosures
Est. Louis Eve. News.
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RARE CMANCEiI

WILL sell at great bargain the entire stoe I
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye Bluis,
window uiAss, Glass Ware, Brushes, Show win
dow, Drug Fixtures, De-, Also tho lease on the
building of the establishme ut forme b. Ion gin
70 Mcssrs. smith, Fuller &Co. The stock 10 seil
adapted to the Western trade, and has eli been
purchased in the East 1t extremely low Rsurss,
within the last IL months. The cstAhl,shmsnt hes
Ia one OF the bsst In the city In fact hing
v complete, and just such - 10 suit any person or
psrsons who may wish TO engage in the most iu.
crative bu mess Of the country. For further In
formation, call on the premises or 1t No. so Main
street. T. I. McKENNY.
apr20-dAw
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Sseo~1-k., ~. Mais 40 Jsassos, 600.
site fAs AtAssS.M, Ksokxk.
oRDCHAl ELECTfO0s
A SPECIAL kLHCTION will - Asld . Thsr,
"A lay ths 2adday of Aprik 4. y. 1851. for ~.
p~fpeAe Of voting apon tie lolIo1tnR psspou1tica
vis win the City u Keokuk levy sllfsss - =
ssvsnty Eve thousand dollars tor The beneat q q.
Ksskuk )nlsant Rlsasaat ~ nGaesa2iss Ax1ll ~
Company, principal and intsrsss = saia ssn g g,
rate VI not 70 sxscsA ~ pr senl - Gnn1n, 70 b
collected one third land Interest On the whole 90
osdsrsd IN one ysar, third (AnA interest Q IN
shirdsI in TOO Year,, and one third md intsesst =
same 70 three years from date Of issss of HsoAs =
provided fur b. aet Of the Lsgslatass q ~ H.,
Bonds shall net b. issusd before ~ ma day q
April, 1883. Thevotcs shall h respectively an,
the levy Of the tax" and against the levy u d
tax"
The election viii h held 1t the following nAnss
places, to-wit:
First Ward, It the .1lce ofR. Kilbosfas.
second " at the City kccordsrp olBce.
TAhd nj the Cfbce Of i. o. KslioeR.
Fourth " Mt the shop II Poissr Cissk.
Poils open dat O'clock .. n, and closed Il
o'clock p. m. HAWKINS TAYLOR,
Mayor Of the City Of Kpkuk.
ksokuk. April ". 1SST-dtd
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HONOR TO Wnox HoSos is DuE.--We ar.
truly grssifed to hear that the good people
OF keokuk have done themselves 90 much
c-eait az = cleo. Hawkins Tsy. .oT u NAV
or. The choice in this instance has f.llsn
upon most worthy and estimable citizen.
Mr. Taylor is native OF Kentucky, but l.
one Of the pioneers Of our young and virgo
rous State, and has done more to build up
the city OF keokuk than perhaps any other
man there. lie is still, and a. much q ever
a pioneer, in every project Of wise and prscti-
cal improvement, both for Iowa and the plaoe
OF his abode. Under his administration, we
predict that keokuk will spring forward In
her march to greatness, with Heightened
stride--and We would modestiy hint that the
best means to accomplish this ID to hurry uu
the ksokuk and Mouns Pleasant Railroad. =
Mr.. Tsyior's opponent (Mr. Sample) il also
2 good man, and one Of the benefa actors Of
keoknk, which makes the election Of Mr..
Taylor all the more honorable. INT. Pleas.
ant Home Journal.
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TIE GERnAS VorE.-It is due to the liber.
ty.ioving Germans to say that many Of the
late Republican victories have been achieved
by their active assistance and sarnes, deyo.
taon to the Republican cause. In Chicago,
the great body of the German voters, both
Protestant and Catholic, sustained the Re.
publican ticket. The recent glorious victo-
ry In st. Louis is doubtless chiefly due to
their e1ersions. The Davenport Gosst.e
says that the Germans Of that city at our
late election were well organized and active,
and II the native Republicans had been half
as active the victory would have been over
whelming. The Burlington Hovkeve saws
that the Republican gain in that city is chiefly
due to the Germans. And in this city. we
can say that the German element forms no
inconsiderablc portion of the Republican
strength. From day to day the Germans are
rallying in greater numbers and forming a
more compact body under the Republicah
flag.
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BY KENDALL, HOWE & 90.
nN Monday morning, April 9Th, ~ 10 o'clock
~ We will sell on account Of whom IL may con
Germ, Mt the store OF J. X. Copein, ON the Lsvse,
the following goods, 10 Wit,
10 tons Of iron, assorted sises, in parcels to suit
purchasers. @
Az keEs Of nails.
IA boxes glass ware.
do window glass.
do white sand.
iron safe.
Sale posi'iy Terms Cash.
KENDALL, H0WR.CO.,
apr2Id2t Auctioneers.
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NOTICE.

IVO1 1O1o
NoMsroCK BRO. are prepared to pat up
~ Hoasiey's cheap smoke vsntilator. the only
true remedy Tor smoky ehimAeys.
ape1l-d sarA
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FRAsEss 4 NcEysrr.
N + X g liant TAIL RS.

Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson .......K EOkUH.
WEare now receiving our Spring Stock, aaA
~ would respectfully sall attention. - ths
same, - from our position ~ practical workman,
re are enabled TO sell the best Of goods ct low
6gurc.
We wish 70 inform those who, fros their sise
or SHAPE think they never were or cannot - 1ttsd
~ Tailor, TO give NJ trial, and We will Russan
Zee NJ without alteration, Be q the lees Of ths
material.
0entlemsn furnishing their own cloth. can have
y made up into any style, 10 . fAshiosahae sad
vor.maniiks manner, BY calling It or sstAhlisA-
meat. fApsle-A9m
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TAe Railrsaa yste.

We had proposed to make some remarks
this morning with reference to the Railroad
vote to be taken on Thursday, but the arti-
Gle Of Gen. Reid, President of the Keokuk
and Des Moines road, which we publish here
with, comprises al. that would be Of any
practical service, and our readers will no.
fail to peruse it.
We trust that the request Of the roads will
be acceded to, for it is matter Of imminent
necessity to the Des Moines road, in the
condition in which it stands, and Of CORES
ponding Importance to the city. The i'm
portance Of the road, Of course, is fully APP
precisted. 1t is thing greatly to be desired
that the 6rst forty miles Of the road should
be put in operation without incumbrance.
The means OF the company are now nearly
exhausted. Bonds of the city for short
time, provided for by tax, bearing ten Der
cent. interest, are a. good a. 90 much cash.
$l50.OO0, with the balance of the means on
hand, will enable them to complete the road to
Bentonsport, and extinguish every liability.
With forty miles Of road in successful ope-
ration, built entirely with home resources,
and free of debt, the Company will have the
best possible basis for future negotiations,
and be enabled to complete arrangements for
the construction Of the next division, to OF
tunws, during the coming season. To do
that 10 q matter Of 6rst Importance TO the
CITY. 1t must be done. And, citizens, you
must do it, or peril your own interests.
The vote 10 for two propositions, but il is
understood that they shall be treated alike
It's just and fair that they should be, and
We trust that NO person will vote in favor OF
one road withou. voting in favor Of the 9TH
nr alao
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WIG express request OF mr.. Fillmore to turn
his influence in favor OF Col. Fremont. and
save the state from Buchanan, is now fully
explained.-lLsfayetts Journal.
MAPLE SUGAR IN WISCONSIN. maple
sugar product in Wisconsin IL thus summed
in the Madison Patriot.
Wisconsin in 1850 produced, according 70
the census tables, nearly roc, 900 lbs. but q
most Of the sugar camps we're out Of the
"beat' OF the census takers, perhaps no,
over one-half Of the maple sugar was "reck.
oned In" The present season 10 no doubt 4
favorable one, and the produce Of the Wma.
pie orchards" of the State must reach an
aggregate Of millions Of pounds, and at the
present and prospective prices Of the swects
OF life, be highly remunerative.
:. GA chorisser, wishing to improve on the
lines
.'0h may our hearts in tune be found,
Lake DAvid's harp, Of solemn sound,'
submitted the following lines to his minis.
ter:
.'oh may our hearts b. tuned vithia.
Like David's sacred VIOLIN,
When the clergyman, still more to modernise
the text, suggested, in ridicule, the following
climax:
'oh may our hearts 60 diddle, diddle.
Like Uncle Dasids sacred nddle."
This last improvement 90 far excellsd tia,
OF the chorister ~ TO induce him 10 be CON.
tent, without, further experiments, with ID,
original text.
cTHere 10 venerable marriage notice a,
the /" oldrn time" taken from the New Yorl
Museum, june 9, 1902. Adjectives in thos,
days were cheAp and plenty !:
aAsH.A.--0S Ssoniay evening last. D,
the Rev. Mr.. Beach, John buchanan, Eco,
to the Amiable, adorable, incompatible, 10.
flexible, and nonpareil OF her sex, Nanc,
Lucy Turner, both of this city,"
"a GLoRious MEMORY or rus PAsr."-
In the year 1850, Senator Douglass said,
IN speech made to his constituents in Iii.
n0is-
81 am prepared to stand or fall BY the
American Union, cliugiag with tho senaeity
OF life to all it, glorious mcmoriss Of the
past, and the precious hopes Of the future,
and among these memories Of the past,
pronounce the compromise OF 1920 70 be
one.''
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New Riz.
chanbsriain q flaeoAes ~
Z. \. csAnBxslAan. e.. $50
NEW GOODS 4
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ss1OWA ~ 10 is.s,
A NEW 0asettssr for Citissns, and hAnd- Aool
"A for Travellers, embracing fall description q
the State OF Iowa--her agricultural, minsrelosiea
and geological charaetsr-her watsr coursss, tin
hsr, land, soil and eliaats-tAs various railroat
lines being built and lhoss prcj
Tor the tmmigrAnt respecting The sslsstioa, sntr,
and cultis alton Of public lAnds-wisA Hsns, VIII
liams 4 Co. Z new Sectional Map, Ac. For sale .
CLARKE'S Literary Depot.
apr20d Near the Postotice, Johnson-st.
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4 zoos HAnM ROm oALE.
kikOAisD miles from Chasisston sna uflea
Cffom Belfast station VI tie Kaotuk anA n ~
Aoines X. Il. II contains $50 sssee--0O .sii -.
proved; abost - through which Ysns ! iivise
stream, haf cleared and fsasea for sessk. az -
veil tinbsred. Their, are eood cebins. ~.
tvc-story, drst rate log house. With eood s1akae
party. Possession given immsd istsly. .Psies ~
4il per acre, and payments 10 rus tkres yaars--
Cali and learn fullhsr pasticaiAss q me okee a
J. L. CURTIS,
Foarth st.. bet. Main I Blondeau, Esoknh.
apri5-det
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>. u. GOODa
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEs noiNEs, IOWA.
"AREaOuSs on "A and Elm streets. -, ~
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~ ArnnNEUM.
AnV~. DUf A-..s..... .MANA0u
H4AMRneament oe f
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Tuesday cventag, April 3oth, viii be prcssatsd
LUCILLE,
Or, THE STORY or THR HEART.
Mis- Denim
To conclude with
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
uertFude.. Miee Denim
@For particulars sss bills u the day.
PRicss - AAnloslOn.
farquettc aud Dress Circle. so cts
Family Circie..s....... ........
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PIANOS,

FROM THE MANUFACTURES OF
Dearaman, Gray 4 Co.,
Peters, Craig 4 Co.,
AND
A. w. Laaa 4 Co.,
For sale At the establishment Of
PATRICK 4 CROUsR,
apris-d NO. Is MAIN-Sr.
u. M. RAND.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
TOBBlNd done TO order, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Shop In front Of Beatty . Henn.
dry, eetwesn 9Th and 9Th streets, Ksokak, Iowa.
sprlS-dam