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Tall anA winter - 1886.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
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MERCHANT TAIIDkS

I.UToalrsss : DEwns, sas.0s"'''
MERCHANT TAILOKs,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson. Keo.
kak Iowa. have just reviewed at their Psshions be
Tailoring and Furnishing sstablishm snt, : choice
and cxcslient supply Of Droadcloths, Cashmere.
vsstings, and 0sntiemsn Furnishing Goods. Of All
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shal be
anne In the most approved and satisfactory manner
They srs sonstAntly receiving the New York snd
Philadephia fashions, and respectfully solic,t al
who desire good work and the be- 1T 10 .va
them call. Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garmsnt
CMtting.
Also, Reports q Fashions
oct22-dy HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
Removal.
- STAR CLOTHING sToRg.-H. sTRAus
~ tCo. have removed their stock Of Clothins
aud Furnishing Goods from their old ~. "a
70 no oa door to s. Billings ,wher,
.nsy viii be happy to their old friends, and many
-. Our spring stock viii be received =. m
early dsy, when weshall present unusual ndvsnts.
- --'"- y -1s slssac. fcb2gd
JUST MECEIvED,
A the sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street. n..,
corner ct I'D, another invoice of Cent? i.
.acs Misses asd Chiidrens wear com prisinr ai
.Ss Of the season, and to whek ooas,an,
additionsare being made BY fresh arrivals The "a
malnder Of the stock psrchAsed from the late Am
OK ode Matlsss, We will close out st cost Ana b.
lov cost In order to make for other goods no
on the way. All persons wishing barrains In on,
me, are requested 70 call and examine for them
serves. We will also make 70 order. ct the shorte.
notice, All kinds Of gentlemen ana Lsdiss v.s,
from the best material and In the latsst.tvIs voos
Mt being guaranteed in all cases ~"
mylod HuISKAMP MArLESs,
TME DE0 DOOr
A We wishto make room for our new stock, 10 A.
I n kx1nf ILL
mainder Of the stock bon Rht from M. DUE ~ .rr
below cost. - INV
We viii be glad to sec all who wish bargain, !,
ooo.s es. sna saoes. T.J. ELLIOTT 4 CO,
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S~&sAt ~ - - ~ - - 0O0Ov0
KAILROAD COMPANY.
- O0ss evss ChaPtn = Ls's Bank, Jehnsou
Street.
Sept. \, iSs5.--AAwly
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, 1867.
kEOkUk TO CHGCA0O.
st. Louis, 0alena.
Duouqas, Lafayette, Ind.,
Tolsdo, o., Saspcnsica Urkige,
Detroit, Mich, IndianApelis, Ind,
Niagara Ealia, Loaisvills,Ky.,
ClsYslaAd, o., BnRAls,
coluusas. o., Pttasbuskh, Pa,
xsassvIlis, o., Aibany, N. T.,
wheeling, Va, Dunhifk, n Y,
Ctnsiasati, o., Newark, Ohio,
Springfield, Boston,
New rork, Phi!adsiphia,
Baltimore. vie.
Northern Cross R. r..
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T1EMCH CANDIEs.
JUST received, By the Kate 1rsnsh, ! large ssp-
q ply u French candiss of every description, at
A. y. 0AlER'S,
lanI-a Thisd-st.
.AokA0N WfvES-AN Nara asIve 81. y1cts sts IN -,
~ Shsn Histion, ~ Victoria MsI1s Hallsr. LAST
veceayef at 0oDuN'H
AAsIs-d City noekstseo, 81 MAin-st.
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Cnlcax0 Ne& Wholesaic
CIGAR, TOBACCO d SNUFF WAREHOUSE

NGW hOlG0a1N
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHousp
NO. - nss0oaPh Stred, ILLS
ME- are now receiving a large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIC1Ry
Etns.cat, SMskiag, 4 Piux TeAacee /,
nnving direct communication with parties in
NohTA CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manu ufscture Of PLue TosAcco. an.
sbles US to oaer some very choice brands of thss,
celebrated Tobaccos NJ very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO exAmineour stock j p JORHAN = M
~ hAndoiph st. Opposite Young America, )Chicsgo
June ii '56diy
nmAVING AND HArR.
'nE saloon OF 8sorge Cabus, below Parsons
nsnk, on Main street,is the favorite resort aI
oentiemen Tor clean shaving and agreeable cham
o.n % ,na LOT SCIENTIFIC HAIR CUTTING the proprie
'oronaiiengesthe entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety Of choice Fancy Articles incIuain,
nnssesps, Pomaium, Brushes ofali kinds Cravats
| elsewhere. Gro ~ fpYrS
Sept. l-d6m
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k&OkUk IA RDLE WORA0.
~ =. DawAen Z Ten.
II LWAY6kesp on hand . 9ood atosk of the Arst
\ quaiasy o6 Aassls, which We will sell st the
very iewsst rates.
The best kind of wprkmsnship guaranteed, and
orders solicited fov piaiD and ornamenta styles In
eAsas es Marble
Shop on Third street, bst. Naia and Bload esu.
scpSe ,'6e--dIy.
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UWT0 WOO0 LUWOoR
nF all kisds saa b. had ~ calling ON J. b.
~ PaIcu, at ths yard near ths Depot Of the Fort
nes 4oinss RailroaA, whore the Lumber can b
seen, aad win b constantly arriving Any one
wishine Lumber sawed 70 order will please leave
eili Il tAs sans, apd II will b. attended TO seen
O. BALDWIN.
Assl3-dan J.B. PasCa, Ag't.
tTinss copy 3n.1
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TlaOM PNssN q U0DU0Eo,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELG43,
GoLD Fob, Gaard and Vest chaias = u Main-st.,
~ for sale low. f3unod
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City Drug Store.
} u N Y y , u u . y y y ;
WhOlesols and Refnil uy~0Gnl

M u - ~ . y y 44
WhoIssals and Retail DvuoG6o(,
BURROWS Block, south side Main sSts4&, =
ID Keokak. Having purshassd The stssk of
J.. 4 J. u. Stewart and added II 10 my pFsvi-
GUS stock, and having ordered Additional sap y.
plies from the East am enabled TO oder 70 IN oty
aud country trade Of the most eenplsts stosks
to bs found in the city. Purchasing glass, vesnish-
es, and other leading articles from the nanu4setNr
ers, can sell spon the nost favorable terms TO
Particular attention givento scnpoulding physi-
clan prescriptions. mchIsd
A COMPLETE assos stmsnt Of Nsrnishes, from the
n Cincinnati and st. Louis manufacturers, At
mchlSd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
M DOz. Floyds Amsricaa Psnssrasiag Lin
lOU msnt, in quantities 70 suit purshassn.
200 dos EsculapiAn Linimsnt, and great variety
of Patent Medicines ut e@
April 8, 1855. REYNOLDS Drug ssors.
| GREAT ATTRACTION
At THE
"N NJ b LIE SIXPE N CE!
T AM now receiving heavy stock of ssAscsAnLs
| GOODS, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice. A
good assortment and large LOT, 10 aait al kisds
of customers.
There are three things to be trading
one 10 10 have the right kind Of goods another 10
to maR the prices TO suit; and the thirdis 70 have
accommodating statesmen. My houses posssss al
hese requirements, and certainly there 10 the place
II Hy WINTER STOCK eonsisti n part Of the fol
lowing Delaines, solid and figured dehaiss, neri-
nos, ustres plaids, linseys Einghams, cloths, css-
siraeres, casinets tweeds, jeans, Canton hsnneis,
wool 6annsls ell colors, opera hannels, weol eens-
forts, hoods, mits, gloves, hosieYy, table linen,
damask, diaper, ,shawls, long and Bay State, men .
wool shirts and drswcrs, domesties, blue and brown
tckiDgs, sheetinEs, hats and csps boots and sheet
and every thing usually found In the dry goods de-
| partment. And In connection with the above, i
have a large stock Of CRocxKRy WANE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can oasr superior
II l..l
| of choice FAMILY GROCERIES in fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, and II there 10 any
D Artisie cAnnot furnish, can tell you whore
| find IL.
just drop In At he MBLE6IxPENCE," +" and
0 look at those HsW Goods, which have nos hseo %
hand since the year one. 1t affords N pleAsuxc 10
show nice goods. You will End them at
8 Noe ~, "a 4 i0D MaiU.ss., 9SOA1A.
II Oct92.dAw S. q. RlLIIN0k.
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CA0RlAGE MANUHACTORY,
IN johnson Street, between lat and I'd.

On johnson Street, between LIST and I'd.
RY O'BRlAR co. Having per- -U
- mAnsntly sstablishsd ourselvsse =
In ksokuk, with m ample supply sf 32@N
the very best material for the man
ufacture Of Carriages, Bsggiss, Gigs and Hacks,
10 are prepared TO make al articles in our line,
In the very best style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
Nay Is, lSS6-dly
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Fno9t-S1. S1..-.-......,tf. HAbi6oH, IOWA,
Has - salaSgs6 and thaesagAly rsasvased
AA0A y asw = larOs anA ssnns1ieus asAaAaiGA
osat, scnvsniantto NJ stsanhoal laadkne, - Il
oAA very ssntrs of business. s.3
- unAsrsigned hss fnR.ishsA IL threughout Il
~ vssy best Sty1s, md tYSsts that lone sxpsri
- p the buslnsss VIM saaAls Mn 10 give gsssf6
satisfaetion.
OF. -. 1855. dkvn BR. ROE.
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NEW SCOT AND sllOE nrOQE,
No. 81 Aain-st., near Ogdens Bookstore, ksohnk.
7 uST resolved, and nov ready for sals, assW md
u large assortment of Boots end Shoes. 1hoss
Wishing buy will hnd II for their Interest 70 call
and examine goods, shall sell ~ psises 10
ia jsnIod 4 J.s KrMBALr AGO.
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sAass Cssy Carriage ManuHaclssy.
NEW FIRM.
MYHRS 1 REEVES, Carriage ~v
NA M.iers having engaged y part G
.sss In the shove bssinsss In al its 932<-y2
eranehss, would rsspseAfGliy solicita
share Of publie patronage.
y. ., All orders promptly attended TO, and our
work warranted 70 give entire satisfsction. shop
6londssu Street, between 5th and 9Th sts, Keokuk,
lows sept17df
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III. j. 3. DARBRR would respect 1
- fully Inform hts patroes sad ~
psslie gsasraiiy, that he has httsd upQyvv
heAAaoDs suits Of sooms, spsripg Z
ssitAsS psins ssaxpsass 70 naks then elseaat ~
esnfestahle, ID Tie brsk haiidtng, vsst Side af -
bsewesn nain and Johsson streets. TAsakfsl foI
paet fAvors, ~ solisdb . eoatinnanes sf the same
- AneDsfasieas wasfantSd.
aQ934dIy
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Oity ef Ksoksk, lows, a,-O0sses second g., ,bssvs>s
Main and Johnson.
M. H., IN addition 10 ths usual
- nsshsds sfinssstias arti1cislssstA
y 10 pseDesisa Of the exclusive rigAt &I6yD
for ehts sity q nounting the "soatins-
- ga0 work, % universally admired for their
beaa4g anA stsaaliosss.
Asn Also Mounting teeth % 0stts PsreAA.
apr 10 1853 Avlv
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. 4 wNRR = . Use, 49,,
MiILlAn WIrs1n, ffoDristor.
I (0M eeapnd ssd Cedar 6tsssts. 'Iost Mad-
- 1agesgs taken y sad from bsats yfss q
ehasas.
s.a 1arln9ton. Jsss -. - It.--1
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'"'s. rOHssoahs -. y. \. LITTLE
Drs. possenGsr 4 Llssls.
n A3lNd aespsiats1 Themselves In ths lrsesiss Of
their profession. rsspestsully oGsr their ssrvi
css to the pshlie.
N0-Oaee, Third street, between Main md John
over ucAlsy sGns store, where oss " tAa eth
Or ef then nay - eonstantly found. ". Little .
ssssdenes In ths Du6isy House, corner of Main snd
80 M ess. fasslk-d
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nhs. 6ANtOnD BOND have this day iosussd .
y eo-psrtnssshlp IN The practice of Medlclns and
sssfsy, anA oo4ss their services toths stissss Of
Asskak asA ths ssrssnding country.
v1es % Mean-sG.y eppusits tAs LAslsas HOsse
Dss. :, Ieke.
". bAHSoao aakss this occasion 10 sxprsss his
gratitude - Ne sietssns Of this city, love- Nissou
q and lliinols - tAsis liberal patresaxs hsssso-
iess sxtsndsd y hia, And 70 eoraiaIly sesounsnd
nh asseeats, Dx. boaD, 70 then In All eneee reosr
ing ths seevioee a Pkysieiaa or 6uyseen.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
MR. ToucEY.


We have received from the publishers the August
number of the United slates Nautical Magazine and
Naval Journai. published in New York, which con-
tains in addition 20 other entertaining matter, bio
graphical sketch Of the Hon Isaac Toaesy Secretary
Of the Navy accompanied by spirited and Ifsliks
portrait
ID is gratifying TO notice the deseryedly high esd
nation in which this gentleman is held in every part
Of the e0antry, and we cannot forbe4r giving an
extract frora The article before ns as illustrative
Of the opinion entertained Of hiIa in the great
tropolis:''
We have the satisfactory anticipate that
In the Hon Isaac Toauey the navy ~i ind who has
the keen perception discover the difference and make
the proper Distinction batxeen the responsibilities Of h
position and that of hs bugrans We have the best
guarantees in the atecdrnt Of the Hon. secTcta
~ viii think for himself and whatever aid be
may receive from his snbornAes he wn look beneath
the surface, and endezyor 60 appreciate motives well
words and ideas We may safely anticipate improve
ment upon the past in navni MASTERS
In the personnel Mr.. Toucey win deal with the nteih
gent with whom he win be hrought Ia contact ia n
spirit al sincerity and Justice Ihe otoers OF tse navy
who cass of peculiarly sensitive TO fair and lib
eral treatment viii find that their claims considered
in straih and equitable in their pers
and privatipns scattered they oa the tropics 90
the Arctic circle which drgves them Of the advantages
OF concentrated spn ia enforcing their just demands
They viii also learn that the present head of the depart
win hold every individual strictly responsible for
all Official acts whether "a commission or omission NO
matter how cIevated by date of commission how hum
bic by the veteran commodore,
the chief Of bureau the chief clerk the messenger
all win be held suservent the Law of responsibility
They will fnd Mr. Touoey firm but courteous just but
liberal We may anticipate that their interests, which
have suffered from laxity of discipline connected they
with the important interests of the nation viii
be superintendent ia spirit advantageous alike to them
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
Irran our Nsw Meriee carrespoa.enl.l
SANTA Fr, New Mexico July IA,

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mind ater arriving Al FOR. ofoh = soi 1ners ho' y
other miitay posts oca1ea nj proper Instances as liis
vasi ocean on prairie flh4 Ihn1PehashVe y touion
6roFe ls distance oi isu miles lhls u ths Hs' sse
station the neaf station 4 foft lhon distance NON
the Grove on 600 mes WIKI scarcely aionse intervening
Tins rs what IS called oy The conductor long strelch
The grounds between These TWO poants ate ASes6d ig
hostile Tribes oi Indians who ulli t spring nave never
permitted slii party q trassiers y lAs "ioal pei
pesraling some gross ou'rass' ~
nAL i'isoa' iiis iaiis aies nA'e s','e' lss nui'.
Der oi Valuable sock ffoan eAorha growers ana ea'
grants ana reqrea irO o'ner iafs piesis q meas
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The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Fayetteville Observer contains interesting notice
of the venerable Henry Potter United States judge ion
the district of North Carolina office which he has fill
ed with dignity and ability for fifty five Years and which
the great age Of nsnayoe he still survives to eli to
the satisfaction and respect Of the community in which
he ras.es For fty-ive wears he has bee subscriber
the National InteIliguncer he was oilled Judge
by Jefferson in 1901 ten years old when the Deca
alton of Independence declared heard General Wash
ngton deliver his first message Congress and attended
his leFees: was acquainted with Jefferson Hamilton
Aalison lhe elder Adams Charles Carroll Of CarroItoa
Wm Pncrnes and other disting guished an who fgared
In the early history of this country, aud for long
time associated with Chief Justice Marshall
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
THE LATE sENagloR EUsK.

The fnnarai obsequies in honor Of the laInented
Rask took place At Galveston ON the 10th instant
The News, Of thai city, says
The BELLS were tolled Ut sunrise noon, and sunset
and minute gums fired during the movement Of the
procession The flags Of the shipping in the hsrbof were
displayed at halnast and upon the public buildings and
Offices, wei upon many private stores and dwell
mgs The court house, post office, and number Of
stores draped In black The procession, organized
according to the published programme, was Large and
imposing spectacle although not full il would have
sess anLst amy other mouth ia the year, hundreds
Of our people cut of the city. After marching
through the principal sEsets the procession entered the
Baptist church where eloquent ld impressive cration
delivered Ivy Thomas NJ Jack, esq. Rn. the chaTac
t and public services a the llustrioas decreased ON the
eenclu3oE of the address the procession reformed and
marched through few streets the several associations and
companies dropping eff nj their respective places OF meet
ing and tlus the eereEsosss af the day were closed
The following gentlemen all residents al Texas prior
the declaration Of independence acted pal bearers
On this occasion
= Samuel NJ Williams Hon p G Franklin, j. a. HI
Cleveland. wn. nofnson, John n. Reed, Oscar Parish
pr, VIM M Carper, and DR. y. d. IGbadie I
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

patent medicine vender Of Rochester appeared in the
streets Of tat city few DAYS since in new and ele-
giant business carriage drawn by pair Of fine eks The
eks. which swift footed handsome animals are en-
hrelF tame, a1d well trained 10 their work Although
rounded by large crowd ct ganrs they stood fear
lesy and calmly pair Of ponies and started oeent
to the wish Of their driver, without the slightest bak or
hesitation
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

DIR. Bloomfield, the just deceased bishop OF London,
uas concerned In the erection OF nearly forty churches but
they In great degree encroached upon his private
Usually they the result Of pubic sul@crip-
ton though several instances they built by pri-
contribution Miss Burdett Coutts noted English
millionaire, in instance sending him blank check
which somewhat To heg astouishmet though she duly
honored it, the bishop flied up to the amount Of two
hundred Thousand dollars for the erection Of single
church.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

This Is tle season when are cmPhatcally liable to
levers, choira cAoler rnorbus nnd ohcr kindred dis-
eases mad In s5 "A this ,rt medical writer in the
Sev York psss sars II do not sean 20 alluie now 70
errurs q dies and raions other cares. ef 70 the alr we
breathe which in these hoi Hsd reeldng utatr BADEN
With an unfiuF unfavorahle 70 health Espe7alf =
night eighsad with rnrholcsoHne rapoRs. which care
should he taken 20 aFcsd These inrrrae the night
wears on, and il r. unsaie 60 sleep with vjndoss open
These nois0me fumes do not rise TO great height PCT
hnls not higher than fourth fifth story but hftov
slr the windows should he cAosed. and not open-
Cd uuiil after surse when the characfer a the sir be-
s1anes gradually changed
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
pEPARraENT NEWS.


Asuassy ssp1sS esuaass y pssaA egaaae. "A Bs
A proclamation Of which translation Ia annexed,
Granting an amnesty to CERTAIN classes political offend
e in Baaen as been receiTcd froan S Kicker the Uni
tsi states co4.sal-gsAerl at frakioaf-ont Maine
ITreazsnanI
czE1sxuHE, July IL
The laetins IN regard 10 the condition ID her rOy
hghnes the Grand Duchess and Of t.e young Prince CON
tuue 90 be satisfactory
ession of the rth "a the hereditary Prince the following
decree of amnesty 10 political criminals
We Fr derrick by the grace of God Grand Duke OF
f state deem il proper 10 remit the reIainder 81 the
pAty OF those OF our subjects who ia lsss and 1913,
bns guilty Of the crime Of high treason a rebellion,
e of revolt or who committed public aets OF violence
We also think proper paso those of subjects who
and who were endrmned less that eght years II forced
labor and 10 suppress the adicAl inquiries into those
crimes which inquiries suspended until the accused
should he arrested nh this being done under the suppo
stion that the guilty after rrpentng and asking pardon
vii conduct themselves ~e in the future AT the
time we authorize ministry of justice relieve the
rroned who have long time behaved well from the
Consequences of the penalty Of forced labor and min
istry a the ireior 10 cofr thean again their civil
rights after they shall have sworn fidelity.
This pardon l. not applicable to those who, besides the
Aforementioned offences shall have been guilty Of other
crimes who have belonged 10 tine military condition.
Given af Carlsrnhe on the 9th Of July, 1851
FREDERICK DE SIESGE&
By order Of his royal highness
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Boston Transcript says 'sIhe Hamburg brig IRA
MIA Capt Greschen arrived at this port to-day frOm Bor
deaux, with cargo Of brandy, wines and fruts Al
though New York Philndelphis and other citics have
large trade with Bareaux this is the first arrival af Bos
ton from that port for twenty years.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The New York Times thus notices the whereabouts Of
several strong minded Mrs Amelia Booner
the well known originator Of the Booer costume has
taken up her abode at Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Swiss
heln formerly editor Of the Ptsburg Saturday Visitor
is now residing al St Cloud. Minnesota DIR LYDIA
Saver Hasbrouc the apostie OF dress reoq1n building
curiosity of architecture IN the shape of mud honse
Middletown New York which is designed to solve the
problem how every can be his own landlord
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

Quite formidable array Of batIe-shiTs are now lying
at Boston. There the Ohio and Eer1nunf shirps-of
heiReeach rating eighty fogr guns the Roanoke and
Merrimsc frigateseach rating hfty-one curs
The soopofwar CRANE twenty guns and the brig Dol
plin, twelve making IA ali armament of two
hundred and ninety-four guns The crew Of the Roa-
noke have subscribed nearly 500 in aid of the Home
Of the Fallen n new institution ia Boston where inc
Eistes kept for reformation
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
BY ). G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

fIshLEiEE SAA-E Df y ALI ABi4E iaffDF fsb
property Peunsyrann and Nineteenth
Tuerday ocsk, Che
by Il deed q ad 20 NOvsuhr lsss and
corded A. sS sr land
urds win sell at pulsr nnrtou
badcr, dsscribed viz Heins
ntrrseru 0 Ipfh
Ig sf~ard niuDr e line sf said ~ she crntrr
DIVIDES TIE bnuas af the kntn
pafdnrsv tt
hcr nrrh vardy along
wAn and aEng the
arE a. fls
aid mlv 10 sa gh rresa aohwnrdy nlnna e e a
Isa r.t ~ place hrnnnf tntfpveinfs snt-
ing 81 hrk dwelling hnuae with hK IA
bss, Ar. Trns inade known al saie.
WIN A. MIX Trnsaer.
JAS. G MrcIIRE
Au Id AsctNmcrr.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

TEE omo srArgSsax--The old and honorcd organ Of
the Ohio democracy abe Ohio Statesman, comes to us
under the auspices Of editor and puoPrietcr Dir
lsnss g. SMITH bate member Of the State Legislature
and iorpefIy part Of il with s S Cox, has pur
ehaaea the entire establishment and assumed its editorial
atra He wiIi bs assisted IN its editorial department
by Chas Foster, esq wei known as an able and wig
Orous writer, and unaiscing and reliable democrat
Tie Statesman undsr such sasEsess. v Hishout doubt
le wury d its high character Journal EDd ~iil de-
srye and W. hope IL VIII receive the confidence and the
support d the deIDasrary d the Buckeye State.
Ph5adAfhia Aryus.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Louisville Journal gives account Of a marriage
at Lexington Kentucky in which the bride bridegroom
their assistants, and the officiating clergyman all
deaf nutes Some thirty forty deaf and dumb persons
present The ceremony conducted in the tsgn
langaage.F