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FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. Il.
The special session of the Kansas Lecis
lature organized on the 8tb, by the election
of G. w, Babcock, President of the Coun.
sci, and G. w. Daitzier Speaker of the
House.
Stanton in his message, says In con.
sequence Of recent events having produced
profound agitation in the public mind, and
a sense of wrong and injustice, whether
well or i'll. founded, and an apprehension of
greater evil to arise therefrom, have arou-
sed the people of the territory to a condi-
ton of dangerous excitement, | fird nv.
self compelled by sense Of duty to call
you together that you may adopt prompt
legislative measures 10 avert the calamities
which threaten the public peace.
After reviewing the formation action of
the Convention, Stanton recommends the
passage of an act directing an election to
be held, under different officers, on the
same day aud in the same place provided
by the proclamation of the President, and
the people to vote for the Con-
stituti0n in either form presented by the
Convention; also against the Constitution
III both forms. He also recommends the
passage of a law making fraudulent re-
turn of votes felony, with suitable punish
ment.
Kansas letters to the Republican, states
that intense excitement prevails among all
classes of people in the Territory, and the
Probabilities are that the party opposed to
The Lecompton Convention will not per 4.
nit the election TO take place on the 2lst. |
Lane with 800 or 400 men is eacamped
near Lecompton.
Threats have been made to drive Call
ioun and the members of the Convention
out of the Territory.
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TRIPP & BAXTER.
CARROLLTON, ---- DEC. II, 1857
BUCHANAN'S MESSAGE.

This Volumnious document occupies the most
Of our space this week. We hope our readers
will peruse il. notwith standing its great Length.
It is rich specimen of Northern doughface-
ism, being worked into shape to suit the most
ultra Calhcunism that has ever been espoused
by that tyrannicll school. And more, the poor
oil soul recommends an embargo, or a TARIFF,
upon Bank paper in this country, prevent
the recurrence Of "hsri times" This is the
idea suggested by JEFF Davis to tickle the ears
Of n ertheln Locofocos Vile the South are
arranging the ALL-importaut question Of the
Territories to sui: the peculiar institution of
the South,
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TAXPAYERS.

. The foll57in from the Treasurer Of the
county, will doubtless be an important an.
HOuncement:
TEEAsURER's OFFICE, Dec l6, 81.
ain now fully satisfied to take, III paym ent
of taxes, bills upon all good and solvent banks
OF Kentucky, State Bank aud Bank Of the State
Of Indiana, and Pennsylvania money, in adii.
ton to the Ohio currency-on account Of the
apparent scar city of Ohio money. make this
to enable ALL to pay their taxes.
JOHN MOODY,
Treasurer.
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" CD W @[
GUARDIANS SALE
o. J. Cooper
vs..

vs..
James Sh0cknesses heirs
pursuance Of an order Of the Probate COM,
L OF Carroll county, Ohio, viii Offer at n1t,
iie sale, on the premises, on P''''
Satzrday the l6tb day Of JaRuary 4 y
1859.
between tue hours Of ten O'Clock An o,d
three O'Clock p. H., the following descr;baS ,,.S
real estate, with aPpurtenances. situated IL
Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio viz. tbe
undivided one half Of the north half of ,be Inc
northwest quarter Of section eight (sl IL
township sixteen tIG), Of range seven Il + be.
sinnins Tor boundary, at the uorth.west c3rner
Of SAID ssctoni thence south, rinetv.eigbt ner.
che4 tI stone; thence east eighty narcbss
to stone; thence north thirty six percbes n a
stones taence eighty perches to stone. thence
north TO the north line Of said section. tGe"co
vest to the place Of beginning. co1tsiniSS
eighty acre. more or lesa Terms: One tbir5
on day Of sale, one third in one wear and ,ba
remainder in tHo years, with interest," secnrat
by mortgage on the premises.
o. J. COOPER, Guardian
Of James W. Shoeknesse. and
Dec. II, '51.-jw. Rebecca Jane sboeknes,
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NARRIED.

At The residence Of J&T. ThorlsY. bv
Robert Russell Eco, on tie 9 ! inst. M WI.
lam Thomas and Miss Rs9ecsa ThOrley sll Of
tbs county.
In Carollton at the house ofMr. James
Cameron, on wednesday The 10Th inst.
by The Rev. VIM. Eaton, Mr.. Josepb s
lockwood Of MassilIon, Ohio, to Mis-, Ma,
y HarkOea Of Wheeling Virgins.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-12-17

40 The 0iheid ietaras frum v,ey
eoluiy 10 Wisconsin have been scceise
and The Iootiugs of the faares for Gorer.
nor stands: kAspAtL (Rep.l 446a7 !:
Choss Dem. 44.ls5. The Rspublirsn
vote tel od 2l,o00 and the Democratic
vote TEL 5000 from tie Presidential + :.
ures.
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SALE OF REAL ESTAIF

=
0N the gih day Of January A n 1..y
" o'clock in the afternoGp. On Tho -, n.,
5e5, IL Lee Township, Carroll cognty p1Ia, oIia
viii be sod to the highest bidder the ioioo; oa'o
Tea! estate, as the property of John NsrIa NII6 A.
cease :, to Wit: The North East Onar,or -
Section No. t23) tWenty-three, Of tosS,bio Iiot ~
thirteen, Of range (jJ five; situate IN To1 il1
township Carroll county, Ohio. contoini1, sv Is0
acres more or less-known as the Volt
farm. "oHe
Appraised at 5000. Terms of sale. On.
tllrd IN cash, one third in six months, and on.
tAlfd 10 twelve months, with intsrest, the bScE
iJes, ''0 prem
,a,. S. NJ. CRANE,
Administrator, dc boais non, with tLe viii
annexed ' VIII
CanrOllton, December 3rd, Is57-4w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-12-17

EFEx Governor BEBR, formerly of
this State. but now Of Illinois, has been in
dieted by the Grand Jury of the county
lie resides in, for manslaughter, in shooting
dead one of patty Of tiu>pan serynaders
on the occasion of his sons marriage last
Spring. Gov. BEBD has engaged Judge
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ASSIGNEElS N0rLCE

i Ii persons interested, are hereby no,;s.z
- IAat on the 9th day Of November. A n
1897, John Battin, Of Carroll county Obin
made an assignment Of his lands anG personaI
property, to the undersigned, in trust for ,bn
benefit OF all bis creditors, Persons bav;ms e
claims against him, viii present them in ,I,
undersigned, for allo"ance, and all ne, sono cno
knowing themselves indebted to him Win csY
and settle without delay. "'' 0al
A. h. BATTIN
s,I,n olto n -, . Assignee.
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GORDON has just received a very nice assort
nent of Toys and Confectiouaries for the hol.
iays, and he IS now ready to furnish old
santa Claus with supplies for the children.
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Fits! Fits!! Pits!li

- -A''S10 FSJCtttDtC A1btTGCk GDNeDtfC
Pills, for the cure Of Fits, Spasa.s,
Cramps and all Nervous and
Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS laboring under this distressing
L malady will find DR.. Hances Vegetable
Eplleptic Pills to be the only remedy ever dis.
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action on the
aervous system; and, although they are pre-.
pared especially for the purpose Of curing Fits
they will be found all especial benefit for ali
persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose
nervous system has been prostrated or shstter-
ed from any cause whatever. In Chronic com.
plants, or diseases OF long standing, superip.
duced BY nervousness, they are exeellently ben,
eicial.
Price So per box, or two boxes for s5-
Persons out of the city, enclosing remittance
will have thepills sent them through the mail
Tree Of postage. For sale BY Seth S. Uance
Np, los P'lumore Street, Baltimore. Nd. 70
whom orders from parts of The Union n,u.l
be addressed, post paid.
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4 OSE.HoEsE CoNCEET-The African Bros
held forth at the Stidger Hall on last Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
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n OIiCE Is hereby given that the laws Of
~ Ioo', nave been received at this Office. and
are are ready i0r distribution. The township
Clerks VIII please call whan convenient, nd
take out the amount longing to their resnec.
i've townships. JOHN l. BLACKBURN.
Nov. 26, 81. Auditor CAN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

hDMINIoI IhA IORS NOTICE.
OIICE Is hereby given, that the eubseri.
~ Der has been appointed and qualified "a
administrator, on the estate Of Charles Stew,
art, late OF Carroll county, deed. All persons
naving claims against said estate, are reones,,
I'd to present them for settlement: and ihoSa
ehdeoted, tomake immediate payment
n. - %. Il. b. HELLER.
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JOHN NAPLES ESTATE.
UIICE is hereby given that the subscriber
: has been appointed aud qualified as aJ.
minlstiator, de bonis non, with the will snner .
cd, on the estate of JOHN Maple, late OF Car.
roll county, Ohio. S. M. CF4GSE ~ '"'.
Dec. !, ls57.-Sw.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Every person should read the advertise
ment OF Grndle's Celebrated Magic compound
and Ancient japanese Life Pills which appear
alternately in another column. They are the
most successful remedies eve brought before
the world. Try them and be cured.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-12-17

lO TO W. S. HODGES If you want Readv
Umade clothing at low prices.
Oct eft.
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ONE DoLLAR per hundred given for Old
" metal, atthe steam foundry on Lisbon St.
=! MCGUIRE.
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GENERAL LAWS

c,I,-, oLt. n Assignee.
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free l1ress,

OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE COUNTY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10

'l'm sorry to say | can't change it; pay
me next time you pass
sAll right
He then walks off not knowing what to
do, going in debt with suoh security. Thinks,
however, he will return homo and Try again
tomorrow. Steps into the Fourth Avenue
cars, gets half way when heis called upon 20
pay 4; presenting his dollar bill, the conduc-
tor says:
'No smaller changer
mo, sir, that's all l've got.'
Sorry to say 1 can't sake it, so walks
away rs though ii were 10 uncommon occur
renee.
Arrives at home and ponders away, with
strange thoughts In his mind, about the dol I.
lar bill. Sets to work and calculates how
much he has gone in dabt; is astonished to
find it amounts to Al cents. He, however,
feels perfectly satisfied, and thinks there is
no occasion TO work 40 long a. be oaa get
credit on such security believes himself as
good as many Of our merchants, and con-
cludss to take eight months credit In five
years from this that youth will be banker
in Chicago.-[N. Y. News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10
NIaxery ma knnAn..

The Constitutional Convention Of Kansas,
composed Of members Of the National Dem
ocratic party in good standing, adopted the
following report and made it part and par
Gel of the Constitution, by vote Of 40 for,
and 2 against, the provision:
PRE.AstK.--The right of property is be-
fore and higher than any constitutional sane.
ton, and the right Of the owners Of slave
to such slave and ITS INCREASE, is the same,
and as iuviolable as the right Of the owners
Of any property whatever.
SEcrios !. The Legislature shall have no
power to pass lava for the emancipation Of
slaves without the consent of their owners,
or without paying their owners, previous to
4 their emancipation, a full equivalent in mo
/ ney for the slaves SO emancipated. They
I shall have no power to prevent emigrants to
/ the State from bringing with them such per
\ sons as nre deemed slaves by the laws Of any
i United States or territories. so long as any
person Of the same age or description shall
! be continued in slavery by the laws Of this
4 State provided that such person or slave
be the bona fids property OF such cmigrant
1 and provided also, that laws may be passed
to prohibit the introduction into this State OF
slaves who have committed high crimes in
/ other States or Territories. They shall have
power 10 pass laws 10 permit the owners OF
slaves TO emanoipate them, saving the rights
Of creditors, and preventing them from be-
coming Pablo charge. They shall have
power to ohligc the owners Of slaves to treat
them With humanity, to provide for them
necessary food and clothing, 10 abstnin from
all injuries Go then) extending 10 life or
.iab ana III eace Of ths;s neglect or refusal
* ~ -.
haze such slave or slaves sold for the benefit
OF the owner or owners.
SEcTioS >. In the prosecution Of slaves
Tor crimes Of higher grade than petit aree-
ny, the Legislature shah have no power 10
deprive them Of an impartial trial by petit
jury.
SIG. ,. ANY person who shall ,nalieiously
dismember or deprive slave OF life, shall
suffer such punishment Az would be inhict-
Cd IN cuse the like oEense had been com
missed on free white person, and On like
proof; except III case oil .nsurrecton OF such
slave.
CaNDiD MlsD.--There is nothing sheds
50 aae light upon the human mind ~ can.
dor. twas called wilderness by the ancients,
tor - purity, ~. \, has always VIZ .hc s.
TEEN due 10 the most admirable Of the yr-
tues. Tho man whose opinion makes the
deepest mark upon his fellow man whose
influence il the most lasting and efficient
whose friendship is in.tinctiyely sought,
when others have proved faithess--is not
the man Of brilliant parts, or Hattering
tongne, or commanding powers; but he
whose lucid eahdor and Ingenious truth
trausns. the hearts real feelings, pure and
without reiraction. There ure other quail
ties which are mere SNOWY, and other traits
which have a higher place in the worlds
code OF honor, but none wear better or gath
or less tarnish By use or can claim deeper
homage IN that silent reverence which lie
MUD must ever pay 10 virtue.
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scgsK on BROADWAY, y. r., ocr. I, 1857.

I scgNH OK nRoADwyY, n. r., ocr. Z, 1857.
( Young America, with 81 bill, to the
proprietor of an apple stall at the Park rail.
ings) Say, old woman, what's the price Of
apples p
Well, sir, there are none better in n. Y.
city. aud wlil let you have them ut the rate
Of three for TWO cents.'
agreed n,'-takes three bites from one
and presents his dollar bill in payment.
Can't change that, SIR
'Why not ~
Because moneys scarce
SWELL, It's the best can do
Never mind, you can owe it me-
All right
lie then wends his way to Taylor's Saloon,
With determination this time to have il,
changed /; calls for an oyster stew, which fin.
ished he presents his dollar bill again pay
ment the man, without examining it, ssys :
'sAl. ..ALe. tAut, s.I.
mop well, it's the best can do
Haven't you any smaller change?'
No, SIR
'Well, you can owei. me, then
All right
He next steps into n cigar store, lights u
five cen. eigar, and psesnnts again his dollar
BILL
Can't change that, SIR
no we'll, IT'S the bsst can do
.You can oweit me, them
All right
He next steps into liquor store, orders
brandy smash, tips il OF, and presents once
more his dollar bill. The man looks at il,
Nothing smaller than this1'
mo, SIR
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,. :. 1AIoA. c. o. cLAFtll
Wholesale Paper Ware house.
EATON 4 CLAELlN.

\. ,. EATox. C. O. cIArtIn
Wholesale Paper Ware house.
EATON 4 CLAFLIN.
Hifth-st., bet. Main and johnson .Ksokuk Iowa
1lEALERs in Printing, Wrapping, Letter and
- Writing Paper; Manila, Hardware, Roof
Ing and Pattern Paper; Letter and Note Envsl
opes, and Envelope Paper; Bill, Legal and YIai
Cap; Folio Post Bonnet Boards, 10, Ac.
We invite the attention Of the City trade 70 %,
s.sek, a. oar papers are good. sad Prisss low.
Orders from Country Dealers, frintsrs, and
others, will receive prompt attention. oct3kdu
J. u. PArr y Gee PssnSaA vSriSi1 !
49, Copying EluAAs.
''Hksk Fluid, have received tive Silver and
! one Bronse Medals. besides 1fteen Diploma.
Ohio, Psnnsylx ania, and other state and soant,
Fairs. 1t is used In tho didcreut Mercantile Col.
leges, Oces, Banks and in ali tho District EsheoI,
and by MerchAnts, okksepsrs and Aese nntant,
geaer in Cincinnati, .. Il gives entire salts
durability OF COLOR Il cannot b erased By the
sssal acid tests. aud never tsrns brown on papsT
II has been analysed BY an eminent French chem.
iss and pronounced superior article, containing
nold's Chemical Pluid not pied.
EATON 4 CLAFLIN, Agents,
Fifth st., bet Main johnson,
oct27dtw keokuk, Iowa
G1OCEMs, ATTENTION.
HARRISON, EATON l. Co.'s "Cincinnati Mus.
HARRISON, RATION 4 Co. . celeb. ted q irht.
ming Yeast, "or Baking Powder, unrivallsd.
!, aaAhkisoN, EATON r cs;,s t@Proyss Ground
oets4dAw Fifth. bet. Main and johnson.
narlew's CeieSra % InAI0o Mn.
FOR blasing clothes. Warranted the genuiss
1 article. Gives universal satisfaetion Gro.
GERS supplied By the dozen Or gross.
EATON 1 CLAFLIN. Sole Agents.
kas
). '. vIcxLEx. =. Lucas.
tLsts ef Frsde,iek.bs,gA, w.,
ElCkl u a l. n G as.
BAN 3 EMS,
Near cor Sd and Main Sts ,.....KEOKUK, IOWA
ME receive deposits, discount paper, and make
~. confessions, ~ this city and thronghoar the
Exchange bought and sold 1t current rates.
Gold, Silver, and uncurrent money bought and
sold.
First 81 as Business paper wanted.
FURKlCN ExCuANCE.
Sterling Exctange on London, Dublin, and he
Continent-from one pound and upwards st re-
duUed rates.
xss-osrasss,s sasltiDg the ci,y arc invited to
call ~ our ONCE, where every information viii b
gwen and the beat rates paid for Eastern drafts.
RErE&kNcRs.
Bank Rspublic, New York City.
Carpenter vsrmilys, - Wall-st., N. York.
l}pnlssy, lIake 4 Co., Cincinnati, O,
II. A. Tucker = Co., Exchange Bank Chicago.
John J. Anderson Co., st. Louis.
J. Monroe Reid, keokak, Iowa.
Reid, Shiclds 4 Co. "
msrch3-dlyin
CEMKNTt GEM ENTiy
TWENTY BBL5. best quality for sale. cheap.
! ~ KIM I TAYLOR,
oct3I -dAw Corner Lsvse and Mxiu-st
Gss1wIn,s III. Lsaoa.
LUX havoring pastry, jslliss, sauces, ice cream
etc- just received and for sale in any ousr
saxis xtH8 3 TAYLOR, hsin-st.
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Mormon Lxodus from carson val.
lev.


We copy the following telegraphic dis
patch from the Sacramento State Journal
l. is dated Genoa, Sept. l.. 1t will be seen
that by il the rumor Of the exodus OF the
Mernons from Carson Valley, by order Of
Brigham Young, is confirmed:
The Mormons are all making prepara.
tons TO leave for the Great Salt Lake: thew
Will leave here in about ten DAYS. and viii
have in their train over 100 wagons. Their
farms have heen purchased by immigrants
coming over the plains this season The inn
migration this year is immense. The VALLEY
Is all alive with men, women, children and
animals, who have just arrived over the
plains. The immigration this wear will
reach full $4,000 and probably 10000. Two
thirds are women and children,
We copy the following from the Sacrament
to Union, dated Plaoerville, Sept. 26:
'sThe Mormons will start on the 25th Of
October. There will be upward Of twenty
hundred wagons, portion of which are or
dered TO emgrate to Salmon River, and the
balance to salt Lake City. Brigham Young
has ordered secre. cavalry company to or
game from the Saints in Carson Valley,
armed and equipped With one years provis-
ion aud c o.hing. My informant also states
that il il the intention Of the Mormons, il
matters get too serious, to seek u refuge in
~<he Russian possessions, where they have al
Eeady driven the stakes for new Klon.
.'lhe rich valleys and meadows in and
abeu, Carson are perfectly alive with stock
Genoa il ell activity -excursionists are arri.
wing daily from the S ates."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-10

vIslI u comfortable dwelling on 9TH str,,e. -,
= gh AMI Morgan. near the Methodist Chnsrh
fossss'ien given On the Sth Of Noyemt er. Rsn,
noaetAte, and payable monthly la adys nee
.,,. fickLEN LUCAS,
ThIrd-st.
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Dry Goods
AP Fo1 CAS- n.
wM. =. GEMRING,
MAin S., bsiwcen 0sh and TIN sss.,
8 now Offering for sale, at prices to suit all
i classes, his entire stock Of
d r z g o o d s.,
HOSI cry AND TIoNS,
FOX CASH ONLY.
ONE PRICE-No ABATEMENT
Silks, v
Merinos,
Nous. Delaines,
Silk Poplins,
Wool Plaids,
Prints;
Broche Long Shawls, Broche Square Shawls,
Plaid Wool Shawls Of ell kinds.
BLANKETS
WOODEN sCAKFs,
WOODEN UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
Fianneis Of all kinds;
Gloves OF oil kinds,
Mitts do do
Hosiery do do
Embroideries, IA
White aords,
Dress Trimmings,
Ribbons.
Fine French Cassimeres,
:" +" Cloths:
silk and Velvet Vcstings,
Silk Cravats and Neck Ties,
Together with complete assortment OF
FANCY GOODS, PERFuMERY, SOAPS, Dc. kc.
nov6d
FINE LIQUORS.
"E have this day received y splendid n.ort-
W ment Of Imported Liquors, comprising
CognAc and Rochelle Brandtee, IL. Croix and Ja.
mAica Rum, Grape Leaf AAd Meier Seran Gin.
Irish and Scotch Whisky; Madeira, Sherry. Purs
Juice and Burgundy Port Wine, Ducai Grape, Cor
don Royal, and Ncidsciek ChAmpagnss, &C., Ar
Having purchased these srticlls direct from the
New York Custom House and su bject to the late
reduction in Tariff, We can recommend them ~ b..
ing OF superior quality, and will DO sold ut
greatly reduced prices.
We have also in store good supply Of WEEKS
Cincinnati still and Sparkling Catawba, (is53l,
together with old Bourbon, Rye, Monvpcshela
copper distilled and rsctifed Whisky.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
HARRISON a gibbons,
Main-st, bct. Och and 7th, keokuk
poy6dGt@
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I'm Time Of Peace, Prepare for
War"

In Time OF Peace, Prepare for
War"
no you WANT SUPERB OVER COAT,
~ Do you want . superb ksxiaag
Do you want . beautiful Dr-ss Cost1
Do you want IN elegant Vest,
DO you want gsnteel Pnntsg
Do you wsnt tip-top Fiji
Do you want . fret rate Shirt,
Doyou want = Bargain
DO you want Anything
Do friends cut youy
Do your children cry for Bread
Does your wife seem dsspondsnyl
IT No. ~ johnson sttet, where the EAln Of
0ilcad" can be found that Ill tsske fiieLdK Law
fsh their fondsst cArressss, emo low pricss leave
margin ~ silence hsnxry children, while their
be Auty cheers the depending soul.
Would you have fsieGas,
Would yop b fehl
would yea b hsppy'
Buy your "ciothinxn u
oct17dim WHEELER, SiIEkWO GOD co.
GsWa Us0tS EAsaranC Co.'S pa0y.
ovvicn ~ sAHtla's NEW suiLLIse, 3nd stoas
Second Street, ksokuk, Iowa.
VNHIS Home Company takes Risks ON the salAI
Glasses of property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-.
MUM atrAtes reason able hose Of any rslias
BILE company.
btRKcroEs
G. II Perry, y X. Ford Jamesf. Cor
Geo. y. Smyth, Wm. Y. Turner, II. b. Woodward.
A. Bridgaen, u. II. Harrison, S. Y. VOORHEES,,
John Mccuns, wv Rankin.
@. II. PERRY, Pre-. T.. II. HARRISON ,rrss.,r
J. w. RANKIN, Vice Pres, w.F. TURNER See
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k,A9 FLINT Eaarding, in = pleasant r,,.te
- family. IN n locality very convenient 10 bn.i
ness, AZ rates corresponding with the times -. -
had " ad 4rsssing Box 20 T.. O.. with nan,e ..A
place u business. references exchanged.
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WAREHOUSE EOAv MENT.
"A NEW four-story store ware howe, - feet ffont
~ ~ lS0 feet deep, situated on tho Lsvses and
well ADAPTED for vholssals grocer =, produce, o.
samnfssion business. Rent moderate, TO sait the
unes. CLElHORN 4 HARRISON.
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DR.. i. w. WIS

Dr. i. W.. LIE WIS
IL rs REMOVED his office to the corner of Main
L and Fifth att, immediate y over the store II
j H. Holmes, where he will be found At Vi hours
OF day or night, except when absent prof es-
siotd business, or enga ged at the Acdcnl College
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