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Parksilic, Grand u liver and Duritux.
Ton Railroad.

The people Of Parkville No. and vicinity,
IN spirit Of rivalry with Kansas City, no
doubt, and to conserve their own interests.
have suggested the project Of road from
that place to Burlington, and a committee
have lately addressed the citizens Of that
place on thesubjeet. They are also endeav-
oring to create diversion Of the interest
and feeling in favor Of our road, for the ad-
vantage OF their own, along part Of the line OF
the keokuk and Kansas City Railroad. The
great importance that the latter project has
suddenly assumed, has very naturally caused
the people to open their eyes, and affected n
val interests keenly. But we believe with
the proper effort and spirit, tina. We have
nothing to fear from the attempted diversion.
The heavy interest at the other end will do
much to keep things right, and sec ure tina.
harmony of feeling and aim which is neces-
essary to the success of our enterprise, and
the great advantage Of our line and its CON-
necsions, with liberal spirit on our part,
will do the rest. We observe that the Park
vile people have lately had an agent in Mem
phis, lscotland co. No. point where We
presume they were as liable to create diver
sion against US as any where. He enlarged
upon the subject TO n good audience. But
the Journal, of tina, place, represents feel
ing as very cordially united in favor Of the
keokuk and kansss City line. So far so
good. We must press our enterprise as
earnestly Is we can, and a. as early dsy.
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news 81 the Morning.


By the proceedings Of the State Legisla-
turs Of the 18th, we observe that L. ID.
Stockton was elected Associate Supreme
Judge, ]. Teesdale State Printer, and tina.
yesterday was assigned for the discussion Of
the liquor bill. Ii was probable that the
Legislature would remain in session some
three weeks yet.
The National Agricultural Society, now in
session At Washington, have agreed to meet
next year at Louisville, Ky. They adopted
resolution to purchase Mount Vernon MS .
site for an Agricultural College.
The lturbids, Mexican steamer, while at
anchor Oh Vera Cruz on the sth, was wreck.
I'd BY storm, aud IS Of her crew lost, only
Is being saved. Several foreign vessels in
the port we're also wrecked, but there are no
other accounts of loss Of life.
The Treasurer Of HAVANA has proved
dsfAalter in large sum, and absconded.
The Garrisonian disunion convention met
st Worcester, Mass. ON the 18th. Rev. Mr..
Higginson, Lloyd. Garrison, Wendell Phil.
lips, and Abby Kelley, were among the ultra
nosabilities present.
The Republicans Of Maine have nominal
Gov. Hamlin for Y. s. Senator for the long
term. Nomination for short term not made
yet.
call appeared IN New York ON the 18th
FOR meeting Of the Swiss resid ents, to take
into consideration the expressions Of their
native land. Intelligence had been received
that the war enthusiasm in Switzerland was
increasing on oil sides that the whole Swiss
union IL organized for defence; tina. An ap-
peal had been made to the women to organ
ise; and that the Diet had received from
Louis Napoleon proposition for an AMIGA
bic arrangement.
Hon. Sam'l prentiss, Of Vermont, former
y United States Senator, died at Montpelier
on the 18th.
The Wisconsin Legislature convened on
the 18th. Wymsn Spooner wa. elected
Speaker Of She Assembly. Gov. Bashford,
with reference to Kansas, urges adherence to
the resolution to render aid to such Of the
eitisens Of Wisconsin as had settled in Kan
sas, should they be found to need it.
In Congress, on the 18th, nothing OF gen.
eraiintcrest was done in the Senate. In the
House the Tariff bill was discussed. Mr..
Aeiss talked over the Slavery question, and
expressed the opinion that the election Of his
candidate, Buchanan, had no. Quoted the
agitation, but that the tendency still was,
and would be, towards the formation Of geo.
graphical parties.
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GO The Swiss are again called 10 arms, ia
defence Of Republican rights.
Switzerland Is the only European power
that never NEEDLES in the concerns OK her
ncighbors. But all her neighbors ara con-
stantly meddling in hers.
France undertakes to prescribe rules for
her police. Germany assumes to dictate
regulations. sc- her custom hcn.c Ac.e-ie
demands that refugees shAll be driven from
her sheltering mountains, and now Prussia
wants slice % ons Of her Valleys.
This - partly because she 10 weak, but
chiefly because she ID Republic.
For 100 years, while thrones have tumbled
down, and monArohs have lost their crowns,
all around her, che has gone On, psAssably
raising her cattle, summing her grapes, elect
ing her congresses, and trAining Up her
children to honor God and do good TO their
ncighbors, in thrift and quiet. These are
sins that royal courts 6nd Is hard to forgive.
Il Alb. Jour.
Co sWho built the frst houss2' asked an
individual Of wag. 4 can't tsll,' said ths
wag. but gusss old Noar did, bekAss he was
the 6rst ark-itect.'
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No Loss WITHOUT SOME GAIS.-Mr. Harlan
is thrown out Of his seat by the decision Of
the Senate. lie has been Senator, meantime,
however, and will doubtless be at once re-
turned. So that the only material effect will
be to put some 81, 900 extra into his pocket
in the shape Of mileage. Why should he
complain. We don't think he will
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CO Gov. King, ofNew York, recommends
return to the licensing system in liquor
matters, aud recommends stringent license
law in place Of the present prohibitory law.
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Church BrRyEp.--The second Presbyte-
rian Church in Davenport, was destroyed by
fire on the afternoon of the 9Th inst. The
FIRE communicated from a carpenter shop
adjoining the church, which was also con-
sumed. The church was frame building
and not quite ready for occupancy.
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ID D8PHTrULLY asnounss 70 The cisissns Of Kss-
N kak and si4sity THAI tAsy hsss opened . store
on Fourth stsss, whcrs they prepared 70 supply
all kinds Of the most appsossd Agricultural In
plsmsaa asd Aaehines whish IRE 20 - fouud in
the country. We have, also, eoDesssd with orr A.
ricultural Implements and Aschisss, . general
viii ss serai., 81 prOmp. attention 70 bs.s.:.. -
dsgEvs and receive the oonddencs Of disssrulng
public In our endssvors to meet their Numerous
wann. MARS AwILDER.
New AgvicnlsnsaI warsAsass.
a AIS, aAtchsta, Hanmsn. Meat Caters. Chop
"A ping knives, knife Trays; Floor and Coantsr
Duesess uists, mop hand1n, veil buckets, sseas
buckets, bail boxes, nest hssA hoeks. slovsjs
and spades hay and manure forks, picks, nAttsehs,
- Aee., post aagers, apple .Peasers, sorsrs ana
ssana = the New Agricultural Warehouse, ovss
jans-dan MEARs ! WILDER.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE y hereby given that J. Z. Harnish, J,
wn. y. Bslkuap, Thos r. Carter, T. wiiscy. Jss.
Adsir Mcdowell, J. n. Bsssdsa, and Curtis p.
Cons hsvs incorporated themsclves and their asso-
eiates under the name 81 the Decalion Ferry and
:: ,:a ccs%p.sy n: R.ineipai place q basiyes.
q this scrperattsa b 70 establish . Ferry on the
Mississippi River, bsswssA the city u Ksok q ana
Hanesck Cossty, Ill.,. aAd also 70 purchase lands
10 Hancock cauasy. nh, snd lay out thereon =
town - ~ known - "DeeAiion." The capital
stock Of sid Company 10 seventy avs thousssd Dol.
lass, which stssk may - increased 70 oae hasarsd
thossasd dollars, divided In Shares u 80 hundssa
dollars saeA, md " b paid IN upon ell % ths
Beard Of Direstoss. 0aA esrperatlsa esnnsnsed
on the Ath day q Ossohr, 1885, " spnsiase svsnty
E.asss renewable according 10 tAs lsvs q Iowa.
The a1airsof The COMPANY - b. sasdssesa b .
Board Of Five Dtrcseors to b Existed ea - 1sss
Wednesday II Jsnassy, sasssliy. IN aaessdanss
With the articles of Iacospssatoa - 1ls il ~ a.
acs Of tho Recsfdss q dssds, Lee sosnty, Iswa.-
The indebtedness II th0Coapaay 10 ~ 10 sxsssA
two-thirds Of the apital steek of shs Ccmpaay.-
The private property Of the stoekAoldsn 8 . u
exsapt from the eorpoeass debts Of ~ Cempany.--
The following psfson ere the present Dssssors u
said Company:
=. hornish, yno. II. esllivsa,
Q. T. Dsmond, Rnfss wilssy. |
Wn. r. b. Lynch.
TX. HORNISH, Prss't
C. h. Dyrosp, Sss'y and Trsss.
Ksskak, Dee -, fss0-d4w
fDnily Timos copS Av.l
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The difficulty in the Indiana Senate is al
last explained. II was understood that the
Black Democracy were to obtain control Of
that body, organize, and pass joint resolu-
ton to go into election for U. S. Senators.
This was to be dane under the auspices OF
Lieut.. Gov. Willard, as presiding officer, who
declared that he would not swear in the four
disputed Republican members. The Republi-
cans contended that there was no Law requi-
ring the Lieut.. Governor to preside over the
organisation, and they proceeded to elect
President pro tenn. In this state of things
nothing could be done. the Republicans re-
fused TO yield unless under satisfactory ASST
RANGES Of being fairly dealt by. Finally
Willard agreed to swear in three Of the mem
bers, and they compromised on that. The
case Of the fourth me,nber,-Dr. Coouer. Of
Rush county, was this: ne had a majority
OF votes, and the Clerk so certified, but mad
vertAntly omitted to add that he was there
fore elected Senator. A slender and ineY-
sassblc pretext for refusal, really. Blu, the
Republican,, under the compromise, obtain
a majority OF the mouse, ana promptly
admitted him.
II wss very pretty trick Of the Black
Democracy, but unfortunately for them the
Republicans had too much pluck, and il
wouldn't work.
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L. wAslsssipS@2 HssSai orscsrs.
c< flfsl and - -
49,: . 1 ,s; =. <, i .,...,; ..:',:;
elia1 1araG vihtsg . haiter fos ssythiag
s. 81 oassse.32 sssissd e give :: : gal. y
les Of Wholesale prices. Our stock 10 partly oom-
| posed VI tbs following
CoGss--R'., Mocha, Lasuyra, Java and Msrica.
boj do roAstei and ground Golicn Syrup, Reich.
srsS,rup, NO MplAsses, sugar house do, Pian,a-
soA d. per Abi., half bbi., and 10 gallon kegs.--
Imperial, losus ysou, iysonskin, u. r. OoiOng,
Soachoung. and other brands Teas, all prices FROM
80 cents 20 D 20 per pound. good aassrtncnt Of
smoking.
| Pepper, Aispioe, Ginger, Mace, Nutmsep, Gloves,
cinnamon, mustard, salt petre, alum, coPperas In
digo, mAdder. backing, ink, salsratas, g. O. Gods,
sal soda, cream tartar coffee, imogAls DE-, Bah
bit Dow, and Preston Merili's Ysast Powder,
Bakers cocoa and chocolate, tapioca, pearl bailey,
split peas hecksrs farips, corn starch, naskareni
and vermiclli, palm, CASTLE, country trsaapsssat
vAregated. and Of her soaps star, SPERM stsaSins,
sdaman,inc and mould candies; estron. rairns, car
rants, 6Es, prunrs almonds, perAns, knglish wal
| nata. braxi uas, hibcrts, prannts, dried apples
and pcAches tuba buckets, brocns, market clothes
anil corn bAskets, butter lailes, pass and prints |;
manilia, h,mp and cotton cordase twtne. pillow, bed
and clothes lines, largo stock. Ivo dua. asso-ted
Je.l,ee, in quart, pint aud half % glass jars. 30
| asst Preserves In gisss jau. orange. pine apple,
raspberry, s.rRw5,rry peach and apple. 10 dos Pie
Fruit. assorted 5e dos Id r. ~ peaches, In
| tin 20 doz ID cars fresh strawbersiss In tin !;
10 dis Id cans fresh pine apples oysters iebsteFs,
CLANS, shall, green corn, tomatoes, ssrdsss pat mp
in tin and warranted frcsh and good. N. o. Sugar,
crushed clarified powdered. Loaf and other sugars.
Nos. l. 2 aud amackersi, shad, white hsh, herring
| and salIsh.
| Eagle, Prairie State. and Clifton Mills Flour,
| Buck WHEAT and Corn Meal constantly On hand
| Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, TaYnips; also on
hand choiec article Of Lard for family u.e 10 30,
So and 30 ID packages, ks,tie-rcndersd from leaf
| and sides only. We have In smoke 800 hams
which will b. ready for sale In about ten days al
| Of which We offer 81 reduced rates.
| janl5-d c. PERQUE co.
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c. Thackeray got less than 81 900 for
delivering his course Of lectures on the -Four
Georges 1t EdipburEh. lie got u. 900 in
New York
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CO The copper mines Of Flsaington, n.
j., are again being worked.
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RlckEr d Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the ncatest work thst 10
done in the City, and 1t . less price than
any other ONCE here. Office on Biondeau
betW Third and Fourth.
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Notlce To Contractors.
= aled proposals will be received at the Once Of
otbe City Engineer until 3 clock p. NJ. on Mon
day Jan 9Th, 1851, for the geading Of the alley in
Block No. ~.
Specific atoms can b. seen at the Once.
l.. HUTCHINSON, City Kngineer.
Ian ta--dIDd
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FEED GOR THE MILLIONi
FEED STORE ON THIRD STREET.
r0NsfANrLY ON haa.d . large supply Of Cora,
~ shcled and in the ear crushed corn for COW
and hgvsc feed, oats, oOrn meal. -. All orders
punctaaly filled in any part Of the city.
Stora on Third strart bvtuoeu Main and johnson.
janl7-dtm ROBERTSON 4 LIVING SION.
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CO There have been many definitions Of =
gentleman, but the prettiest and most poet
&c ~ gwen by lady, "A gentleman 10 hs-
man being combining woman's tenderness
With mans eoursge.
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SHANNON IN KASsAs.--Gov. Shannon
Granny Shannon they call him nowadays
out in Kansas,-has gone to Lecompton to
practice law, he says. A correspondent Of
the Missouri Democrat says that his "shin-
gle" used to read Claw and ORDER" but that
he has dropped the latter part Of his pro-
fession and will devote himself exclusively
to claw, hereafter,
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THOMPSON 4 DRIDGEH,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
GOLD Fob, 0sard and Vest Chains u d kain-ss-,
NJ FOR sale low. fian1 a
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Correspondence Of the Boston Traveller
Gov. Wise at II ome..New Anecd or
Of J ohm Hand oiph.
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Missouri SEAroR.--Jamcs y. Green has
bsen- elected far the shart term ia the j. s,
Senate lie is anti Benton. No election for
. Senator for the long term was effected
The vote stood 50 TO 81. The opposition
vote was divided as follows Benton 81,
Eenne.t 80, w. p. Hall lC.
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FIRED 4 nlCK n. N OOM r,
OF BOSTON.
AR HIT ECT

ATE partner Of VIM. Waahburn. Architect At
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston Woods He-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other hrst clAss public and privsts baildinSs
throughout the country, having losatsdin Ksokak,
would inform the public thu, he II prepared 70 far.
aiaA Designs, Plans, Dstsil Drswises, epssaAes.
tions and SupssinteudeAcs for CbassAss, 6sAool
Houses. Hotels, Stores, Dwellings,, asd psslis 80
accuracy
All the modern improvements, sssh % WssnisG,
Lighting, vsnsilatioa, &C.. - sdepssd In shs ksst-
srn sitiss, viii be especially psovtsd for - ~
quired.
E0-Odhce In samples new building, on 6ecssd
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. II, ISL -dly u, u. uOOkk.
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DIsxOLurION.

OI0SOkVTAONs.
THE partnership existing bsewecn Lunn Law
i ings,sn was dissolved BY anatuAl consent Jsn.
9th. lsS5 The business Of the firm viii be settled
by John f. Livingston, At the the Feed Store on Sd
street. jan 7-d3t.
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s. W. cor Olive 4 ID sts., ST. Louis.
For sale in keokuk by r. Ii. OTonnor, / Bro,
and Drug .ists generally. faug3edAw won
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1-MAauIRE's COMPOUND ExrsAcr o. Bsxxs
PLAxr--A certain cure for Diarrhna, Dyssntery,
Summer Complaint, and al affections Of the bowels
attended withrelaxation. Asa safe, palstAbls snd
reliable remedy 1t 10. unsquaIlcd. For children
teethng attended with irritation Of the bowels, IL
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by id C. AA9UTKR.
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QY the Rev. W. Van Lscuwsn, Of Chicago. Jan.
- 18th, 1881, G. ObertSp " Miss n. ]. keks. both
Of this p.aos.
blessed ara the m srciful for they shall obtain
mercy. 1.-THE Word II uod. ljsalS-dot.
G. g. n. StrIblen,s Real EstAso Of1Ace
LAS bssn Removed 70 No. Isl Main street, bot.
III 9th and 7th, In MSod 4 6tsiblen's Drugstorc,
formerly y. Hcimstrsst- UanlS-dsw
II w. IL. CAVE,
janis -dct - Main4t.
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STAR ms. co.. OF oaDKNsBuRGB, n. T.,
CAPITAL 4lO0, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
CAPITAL ~300, 900.
The above Companies adjust and pay al losses
'a'''.s', nd r';WTkE.'yw; nr1xSAp A..,.
oAse IN IL lrsa Iroet bsil1ing. sssoal-sa.
janl Ain q.
1nsuxance Agency!
INSURANCE CO.. NO. /, WALL STREET, NJ,
0si sST, =; secl 900
INSURANCE. co., or IoAD0x,
vras xAus nn az. g, sssba.,o.r CONN
CAsiaAL ~ 80.
&#fs VI WA0uo1N030N
UNION Inc. co., CL1v4LAND,0.
CASsyAl oooo,eoo
1BANkL1N
FIRE MARINE ms. CO, Fssp Du LAC, WIS.
CAvsTAI go, -.
DOLICIES issued II the abovs canpaniss on ths
Losses adjusted asa promptly paid. st ~ Ones Of
tho Agtn1y, = neecod street.
dsoSd WI. i. TURNER. Agent.
o. D. 4. OTUIDLEN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
rorAs1 1' PPusLrc
MsUsss ana LESS Gsr sass cheap.
AHD o. coon Snnue.
FARMS IN THE NxIGABORuOOD OF KR0KUk
~. az: .o y s: = s4.,. . %.
AfrssDsD TO Wits DHsrAscn.
D-OEcs No. Isl Main street, between 9Th ssd
~ stsssta, In Wood stribiens Drag ssers, Ter.
a.. ss:.s a A'l.''''''-'
FlRE iNsUnANCn.
PRE- AND nAAI1k INSURANCE COAPANY.
rssncress.
IL. NsCsas, .. ~. Edgell, C.s. Greedy,
3. WynAa, C.H. Peek B.W.AlexsndsY,
Jsnss EnfA, A. b. Ponsroy, D. D. rsgs.
no nxSaA nasA npors assxs sAxss
se r. b. HOLMES. Osasssl Agent.
Asel-AIy A. DkID0NAN, Agt, Ksckuk.
80 ----.---~ C.---
evsss = sssSl.:s NV suussss. - ssssY
,.,u,s u s:ss,6 s.ss:.. xs s.. s.I i...: 49,.
49,. 81 49,. az THR NurTAL pI.1N'
AID m T6R C1SH PLAN ron 4 CASH PR1.
nruM, :. sssss ~ ssasoaabls those Of any sslia
r. nesscpsea,
a. n psrrv r n Rord Innen r Oar
-. n a4v.A. G. 49,. II. d. vse1ves1.
n -. Nsryss~~ n r vsevAkea
10. H~s... II y. Rssain.
~.~sU~.a.
d. q. rRpnY. pre-. =. n. HARRISON .rrs,e's
IN nAIErn NJ. prss. ~ r. TVRNYR. -
oe1lHSH - 81.
--SzS--S=-.--@-.--=-~S,--
Moo0oeeoo aAsS
10 ue0A1vAY, ~ ~.
g. Cs1sses Aee:.eSs"es vsesss.
IN. 1912 vtsetss Cc.Isseliss 6 -
uese MsM Ises. g. .se sss.sH e sossy
49,. w.se, - s,Us.IsU ~
fhis u blesh Coupasy, rstusning - The ..
mssa o7& pes go. q MI ~ Muote tyissanaliy.
rs 4 paso - ysGEs2 go aay sssass - ~ fs1iiy,
- k1SaAs sisIns IL Els sssdissss, Ter sSsus 70
&Ae - vssk, osliey ~ -.
~: vosla e. 'p... :Ai' g. s.s 'As s.s.s.sss-
@sat, .Aaa u 81 else fail, :: As4 -: e.tsls
Isesssse - sas se1y - 49,. ex.Is
D. y. hOkeA1, Frsst.
2. I.wsssls, ssey.
ise:4sesss. w',h Al 1sse:'s,y tsiSsna .lss, fss
sssAss y A BY -. k.siGi..
a.Ss-1ly -----~sMeS Mos q, .ewe
r WOKUK AAR1NE aN1UAAMGk &c.
CapSsal. e8OO, 600.
svsHIs Company Is prepared y DO hasiss issss
- - - :: g ~
L.ss.ss.s.s.l, adjusted.
49,. =. D'.''r %.. r....,.
81. assrises, Geo. y; snyth.
!eAs Is.plis, A.. Dsnins,
Js1a nscsss, C.f; Ccnn,
n I.....
BRIpGMAN. Prestt>st.
0.H.snYTH. vissPresidsst.
Al. DkAiSa ,TFssssf's.
Wa.B .1uns1n ,Sssse(Afy.
s.siiaz.ss.
- - 80
El - 49,
. 0otRAtn, TIE lofRe ana e4teueive ,
nank. vltA : asse ma ven selected stosk q tses,
IL III seeessine bssia~ss ssn hsss hassaia by
apDlyiag ssao, 4 Ne City Mills ksess, 20
TI71 nave 1ov on Asnd : sonpist1 sssossnsaI {
w 1910 ard fancy arosssiss, rvvvisisns, ~,
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M MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, in ST. Johns Church, by the
Rev. J. NJ. villers, Mr.. John ~ Zwart, Of Keokuk,
70 Miss sue T. Brady OF Philadeiphia, Pa
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- 0aaeaan Aantsees anA HIS AnsP.
- Washington correspondent OF ~ N.
s1fleanc fsrnishes the follsujag Bit Of
gossip
Coanectsd with Mr.. Stosskl's tnAsndsd ap-
|poinsncnt - the Russian MIsejoa, there = =,
pleAeant pisce OF gossip Ia 0eolsGy, which
the lady readers OF the TribNoe viii not take
amiss. lie has been attached 20 the Embas-
~ here quite number Of years, and until
las. spring succeeded in resisting The attrac-
tons of beauty and fortsns, which . diplo-
matte career and an agreeable person might
have commanded, as the world goes, without
any serious diiioalty.
Deepen lert upon his position, and pre-
fering the blaadishmenss which fashionsble
life offered to q contsntsd and amiable
bachelor, he gave very little thought TO =
change OF condition, hardly caring 10 better
the one he had 90 long and comfortably en-
joyed. Mr.. Bodisco lived hsrc more than %
years AZ Russian Minister, conciliating the
good opinion of the Government, and the
friendship Of many Of our most eminent
public men. He won not only their regard,
but the heart Of a young American beauty,
and By bis connection did not diminish the
influence he before commanded. This fact
may h.vs impressed itself upon the foreign
Office at home; for, ~ the story goes, the
Minister, in addressing Stoeckl not long be-
fore his marriage, took occasion to suggest
that the Emperor had inquired II hs had not
married sn American wife.
Tho hint was not lost, and like ready
diplomat, 1t was no sooner adopted than ex-
ecuted. A little refec ion upon former A.
sociations, . revival Of tastes that may have
lsnguished, visit TO New England, propo.
sal and the ceremony followed each other in
quick succession. And to clap the climax
and complete tho practical meaning Of the
diplomatic intimation, the Government In
forms him that having been obedient to il
prompting, he may prepare for An elevation
corresponding TO the responsibility with
which it may have melted. SO there are
more ways, after all, than mounting the lad
der of diplomacy, though il does not happen
that mstrimony furnishes the best round.
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themselves indebted 10 " on note or hook seosant
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