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nank Notes of sound Ranks taken at par Checks
IN New YORK remltted for Prizes. Address orders for
Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of Ticketsto
ANDERSON a son. Managers,
Oct iT-iy-l2i Macon or Savannah, Ca
~ Parsons holding Prize Tickets OF j. r. Winter,
Manager, will send them 10 us for payment
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Chancery Court at PiIKeVilIe, Tenn.
William 8 STAFFORD
John 7. sKnnnrl. Il al.

John T. Swah0rl, q az.
appearing from the allegations Of the complain
ii ants original bill that the defendant, John 7. Swat
ford is resident OF the State Of Missouri it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, requiring the said defendant to appear At the
term OF tie Chancery Court TO be held at Pike
vile, BledsOe county, Tenn, the third Monday OF
September next, then and there oath, to answer the
compliments amended bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and for hearing exparte TO him.
s. @. NORWOOD, c. 4 II.
May IS, 1s564t-prs fee sS-45l
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900 Prizes, amounting TO SlS3, 900
Whole Tickets s1O-Hdires t5- Quarters $3.50.
Please address all orders for Tickets in the above
magnificent schemes, to T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Fsyette ST., or Box No. 40,
Oct 1O-ly-42O Baltimore, Nd.
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Adam Good has bell foundry in Buffalo
Pious people are scandalized by slowly rea.
ding his sign, A dam Good Bell Foundry.
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REDUCED
RATES OF FREIGHT
Charleston d Savannah To Knoxville,
AND ALL THE STATIONS ON TUE
East TenHsssee q Georgia Rail IL


First Class
Piano Fortes Books Stationery, Boots,
Shoes and Hats, Liquors Olls, &c. Tin
bottles, Camphene and Spirits Turpen-
tine lin barrels, Csrpeting, China, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars lin cases, Clocks
Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, Cutlery
lin cases. Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods
lin boxes aud bales, Drugs, Fruits. Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates
lat owners risk,) Oysters lin cans and
lars, Ssddlery, Tin and Brttanin Ware,
Teas and Spices, Georgia and South Car
olina Domestics, per 100 lbs, sl,l5
Second Class
Hardware, except such as specified in
fret and third classes, Coffee Mills, Ma
ehinery. Foreign Liquors lin barrels and
pipes,j Tobacco lin boxes,) Leather lin
rolls and boxes) Oils lin barrels and
casks, )Crockery andQueenswareCn crates
and casks, Rice, Whiting, Plaster Sheet
Brass and Copper, per 100 lbs, LOO
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad Irons, Zine
and Tin in pigs, Tin Plate, Aavils, Vices
Casks of Chains and Hoes. Manila and
Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings.
Mill Gearing, Rail Road Wheels and
Axles, Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin lin
bsrrels) per 100 lbs, $3.50
Special Rates
Furniture and Carriages (boxed,) and
other light articles not enumerated; also,
Carboys Of Acids or other Chemicals will
he charged by actual weight but at double
first class rates, per 100 lbs, $3.50
To insure safety from losses and delays,
shippers must have every package plainly
marked with name of consignee, destination
and depot Of delivery.
The Depots on this Road are:
Fountain Hill, Sweetwater,
state Line, Philadelphia,
Cleveland, Loudon,
Charleston, Lenolrs,
Rieeyille. Concord,
Athens, and
Mouse Creek, Knoxville.
.5g- To commence lst March and continue
to lst June, 1857.
1T. PEAKE, sup't So Ca, Railroad
GEO. YONGE, Georgia
WM. NJ WADLEY," Central
T. FOOTE, NJ. d W.
I'M. SPULL0CK, 4" W. A.
r. G. JACKSON, I" L. 1. d GA. "
Feb. % 1S57-tlstj-44O
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You will meet at the Courthouse, on Saturday TO-
morrow next, at o'clock.
By order OF the Captain. MAY bit
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RICH SCHEMES FOR MY. 1851.
R.'FRANCE & CO., Managers.
Grand COnSOl;d't'd Lottery of Md.

CLASS G,
To be drawn Saturday, May 23d, in Baltimore, Md.
Drawings conducted under the superintendent Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
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"WO0dtaud Crcam''-A PoMADs FOR BEAU
TRYING THE HAR-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price. For
dressing Ladies Hair Il has equal giving It bright
glossy appearance II causes Gentemens Hair to curl
In the most natural manner. II removes dandruff al
ways giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooned Price only h0y cents. None genuine
unless signed FErRIDGE CO., Propreors of
"Bam Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. Imar 6-6meow-44l
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Premium Wheat Fans

UIP0RE4AT-IO FARMERS
THNIE subscriber would respectfully inform ths FAra
ing public and all others interested that he still
Continues 20 manufacture n. u. Ehurberss im-
proved Premium wheat Pans at the old
stand ia Philadelphia. Tenn, where De Val ne happy TO
wait upon bis old friends and as many nes ones as may
desire the machines. These Fans are an improvement
upon the ~ T. Grant Fan" by Mr. Ihnreer' Who vas
tie inventor OF the Grant Fan. These Fans have re-
ceived Premiums where large nunbers were on eNhlh-
uon In various States OF The Iuion' 20 with New
York where there were any competitors Tor me
premium, and In Ohio, where there were ihlr.y con
tending for the same. Virginia, Pennsylvania North
Carolina aud the Middle Division Of The state Of Ten
nessee have Acknowledged the superiority OF these
Pans BY awarding premiums st their respective Fairs,
to the proprietors This Fan also took The premium at
Columbia So Ca, last Fall In word shey are supe-
ror to anything ever before offered 10 the public he
suloins a certificate Of several gentlemen 81 Phade-
pha, well known 10 the people oiloNer East TENNESSEE
"This certifes that the underssnc- timed and tried
n L. Thurher's Premium Wheat Pan, and state that Il
cleaned one bushe per minute, separating all 9th to
such degree Of perfection that u cannot he ryaed by
any Fan nov in use; and recommend all who stand
In need Of such machine to examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere ID I"Sss,
CHls C,NNnS,
A. W. Coz Art
His wagons with Fans, will travel throughout lower
East Tennessee and upper Georgia during The present
Spring and ensuing Sumner J. COTTON.
Philadelphia, Tenn, April II, ls3I-ti-4N
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NAN be obtained from the undersigned, on good
" paper, al reasonable discount.
May l5-3m-451 NJ. L. PHILLIPS.
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New Store and New Goods.

New Store and New Goods.
VNHE undersigned beg leave TO inform their
friends and the public generally, that
they are now receiving and opening NEW
and splendid stock of
Spring and Summer Goods!
at the old stand of W. H. Ballew. Their
stock consists in part of
LADIES DRESS GOODSl
Silks, Tissues, Bareges, Jaconetts, Lawns, DC.
GENTLEHEN'S DRESS GOODSl
Cloths, Cassimers, Tweeds, Linens, de-, dc.
Also, large stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape, Hard.
ware, Queensware,
GROCERIES
Drugs and Dye.Stuffs. In fact, every article
usually kept by merchandise all of which
they invite the public TO examine They are
determined not to be undersold, as they think
the system Of Quick Sales and Short Profits is
the best. both for the customer and the mer-
chant Give them a call and examine Goods
and prices. They charge nothing for show
ing Goods. DEADERlCk d. LOWRY,
Athens. April 10, lS57-tf-446
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Il q O TX!
Behold and Wonder /!

VNHE subscribers would respectfully an
i nounee to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel
phis, one of the largest, best selected, aud
most fashionable stocks of
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Your faithful h usbaDd,
. MATTHIAS HUGIE.
Postcript, written in pencil:

Postcrlpt, written IN pencli:
Don't come, ended nv existence on the
2lst of April, because you had always had
such foul mouth and always tried to wear
the breeches, which you can do now. Adieu,
and shift for yourself M. HUGLE.
The deceased was stone cutter by trade.
u Is sad case: but we're the truth known
there are many such occur which are not re-
corded. Wives should remember that
sharp tongue cuts like a keen sword, and
not'unfrequenty with more fatal effect
81, Louis Leader Of the 24th.
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MELANCHOLY SUlcrpE,-Yesterday morn
ing, about 9 o'clock, just as the steamer Bal
timore, from Alton, was nearing the city of
st. Louis, Capt. HawIey was collecting the
fare from the deck passengers, when coming
TO respectable dressed German working
man, the latter handed him letter, address
ed TO Mrs. Matthias Hugle ST. Louis, Mo-,
and pocket.book containing a variety of
memoranda, and then, without word, i'm
mediately jumped overheard, and disappear
ed beneath the turbid waters of the Missis-
sippi The boat being under full Roadway
ut the time no attempt could be made 10
save him.
The letter referred to is written in German,
and translated, read as follows:
ALTON, ILL.,, April Is, 1857.
My Dear WIFE: have to tell you to come
over here, ms intend remaining here, having
good place. Come as soon as possible and
bring every thing along.
Your faithful husband,
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ss q . R II Wv "A R ID !:
Stop The Horse Thief!

NAV 6, lS57-td-prs fee s9-45i
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Land Sale:

George p. Owens, Admir- Of the estate Of Ii
dence L. Benton. decd,
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Capital Prize $4,000!

90 CLASS SO,
To be drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in public
on Saturday NAY S0th, 1881, on the plan Of
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Havana Plan!

ENTKA VIhSS .,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Saturday, May 1851
SPLENDID SCHEME:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-07
For the 0a.e City.


MEssHs, EDrrons AT the close Of your
editorial rsmarks, In Saturdays paper, you
suggest that the proposition from J. +. Will
son 4 Co., Of Illinois, may be "rsther too
one-sided.' Yos also remark, that "our
cit.zeus generally should takethis enterprise
and the proposition made into consideration,
&C.. Promising that am strongly in favor
Of the "enterprise y thai is, in favor of hsv-
ing City H'aisr Works, as soon - practica-
BILE, ! propose to consider this proposition Of
Wilson L Co.. in order to form an opinion
upon its merits.
The 6rss step will be an issue by the city
Of $500, 900 municipal bonds bearing 8 per
cent. PER snnum interest, due in twelveyea
to be handed over to the contractors.
The second step il for the city, or the citi-
sens, to pay annually, in cash, various sums
Of money to said contractors-beginning IN
1858, with $4,000, and increasing a. the
population increases above Is 600; SO that
when the population shall be $4,000, the
yearly cash payment to the contractors will
be $l46 600; and when the population shall
be $4,000, the yearly cash payment will be
$2l 1000.
Thus the total cash payments to be made
up to 1869 inclusive, in case the population
should be no more than Il, 900 at that time,
would be II ,669, 900.
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UWhtls - the "artist's sxhibition0 ~.
tsfda3, o. rsfester was standing aeas BE.
pheason's kust 81 "Ruth." A frSSn1. poias-
iag % the SsilS1 head OF the Jewish 1sidsn,
lid, SIT Il - every girl that ests saoh I
beaa 40 90 she did" The Seportse
msdieaesdss shsn smiled, and imnsdiaAely pro.
posed sxpsnd couple Of shillinoav1or IL
pun. ssNsy, eve me, (Nsoms,y ssid the
vag. ThtakiAg tas neighborhood TOO warn,
the reporter tssosd 70 look q Chanpnsy's
nagsi6ceue snows6ov cred mountain Do
ton Traveller.
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RcpuDlltan CeDyenl1c..

Convention Of the Republicans Of Lee county
viii b held at CHARLEkTON. on SAT-
U0DAY, JULY Itsh, 1t IL O'Clock, NJ, for
tbs purpose Of nominating candidates to be sup
ported a. the August election. All opposed to the
further extensionof Slavery are invited TO attend.
By order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP VIELE, Chairman.
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REPCBLICAN MEETING

There will be meeting OF the Republicans Of
this Township in the Hall Of the yERANDAH
llLDiSa, on johnson Street, Thursday after
nom At o'clock, for the purpose of selecting del
egHes to the County Convention at Charleston on
Saturday next.
general attendance Is req nested.
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NEws Yoa TEN LAND Osrics.---Ths alter
nate sections Of land on the line Of tie Du-
buquc and Pacific Railroad, ownsd BY Tie
Government, are nov Il the aarkst, Asd -
once for entering the ssne 10 located Of n.
Dodge. The sections owned BY eovernnsns
are the even numbers, extending asteSu miles
back from the line Of the road.-fTines.
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Job Press for AnIe.

We have for sale Job Press OF Mon
tsgas's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until i.
vas superseded BY other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. It
could be made very serviceable 10 country
Office, and We will sell it at bargain.
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DISSOLUTION.

(NLt rs 4 WALKER have this day dissolved -
~ partnership by mutual consent.
WV. WALKER will continue the busiasss at
the old staad. Tbs business Of the late Arm will
be settled ny either party st the slhcs Of VI. W !.
Walker. All PERSONS indebted to the late 6rn
b. CLUTS,
keokuk, July 1, ST. w.W.WALKER.
X. CLUTS In retiring from businees would re-
spsstfnliy recommend bis former partner, W. ".
Walker, tot their old friends and customers.
jaly3-dlm
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EniosArios Saos SwRDES.--From the com
assessment Of the season 10 the 10th OF May,
ten ships, with Z, 432 emigrants, left Swedish
ports for the Z. >.
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CoMPLinEsTAKr TO DoUGLAss.--Th N. "
Day Book says: Senator Douglass has been
: subscriber to the Dsy Book for the last
four yesrs, and in his lsssspssch not only Ad-
vsnces precisely the same ideas, but does 90
" slnoss it, identical language. What be
saya shout the mixed races OF South Ameri-
co, and the deterioration Of the blood 10 n.y.
brids and noDgrcis, are simple extracts from
,shs Da5 Book.
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cSMayor Wood Of New York applied to
Judge Roosevelt the other day, for smother
injunction. The object Of the present move
nent il to prevent the new Street Commis.
sioner from obtaining possession Of the
books, and papers connected 9Th his Office.
The Mayor dies hard, but there seems to be
no remedy to meet his case in the present
emergency.
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TErR Dss MoRrs RoAp.-Ths CHICAGO Tr;.
bsns contains an advertisement INVITING r,c.
posals for the grading, masonry and bride.
ing Of the 6rst division Of The Great North
western Railroad, extending from 0alena
seventeen miles westward, smbrsc;ns :
bridge across the Mississippi q Tsfe D.
Morris about three -fourths Of Z mile =
length. For tho latter, proposals viii Be r.
ceivsd separately, Or in connection with bida
for the road-bed, and bridges OF The whole
division.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcn.-Ths notice
given Sunday last, Of meeting a. the 6rst
Presbyterian Church this afternoon, has been
Withdrawn BY the session, and there will ac-
cordingly be no meeting held.
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ALAS FOR THE DEAocKAcY or KRoxuxi-
Whilst the Republicans Of the Gate CITY hay.
always occupied an honorable and mamie
position, and exercised such legitimate in.
haence on the movements OF the Rer ub!ican
party IN this county ana State, ~ Their num-.
hers entitled them, the Democracy Of tia,
city are, and ever have been, the football.
and humble instruments of our Cour, House
Clique. They seem to lack in both talent and
amoiiion, aud are quite willing that our
cnaue shall do al their political thinking
anu planning Tor them. Such is their incom-
potency, that they can't keep up their politi-
cal organ, the Times, without the aid NJ
our Clique. When the Times Was aboot
- 60 down, couple Of years ago, the clone
forwarded them q clerk OF the county conrt
h're, OF the name Of Turk, and after Tnri
lesiso receive land Office in Nebraska. thew
iofwardsd another editor for tina, journal n
tne person OF Morasky, a young lawyer who
nid his othce in the south wing Of the Cour,
mouse. Two years ago they took from his
POST here adepuiy clerk OF the district court,
ar. =. ). Leech, and sent him to keokuk. to
run TOT head clerk OF the district court rs a
0snaioase from keokuk. And six weeks ago
Nnen tne Clique here nominated Mcfarland
!or Recorder, Boyles for Judge. and WIN. n
Leech brother OF the said clerk \ for She,.
~, they considered il expedien, ana xi.e 10
ship their candidate for Sheriff also 70 X
kuk, % that he might have the local ,nfnens -,
u keokuk 20 help him along.
Our people here are amused 4. ve no,,c.
tue Dsnosratic leaders from this place so,nr
~ ksokuk, juss before the nominations. and
et-ctions, 70 see tnat their lievemep Of Ia.
Gate City are working faithfully in the hsr.
iess.- Independent.
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A Bro GiASr GoSK.--Miles Darden, SUP
posed to Be the largest man in the world,
DIED At Lexington, West Tennessee, a few
days ago. He Was seven feet six inches high
and weighed thousand hounds.
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ca The Constitutional Convention az Min.
nesota, assemblies at St. Paul on the 18th Of
the present month. The Republicans have
fair working majority, and will make
Consultation that will no. disgrace sons Of
sires OF '76.
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VIEW IohbOr1o8 k1o0oos
foNHE subscriber would take this method ot In
i forming the gentlemen Of Ksoknk ard visiaity
that be hes taken store on 4th street, bet. Aaia
and Bonssau, for the purpose IT carrying . The
above basinsss. Having been connected for sever
a years with one Of the frat houses in Boston, hs
feels confidence II inviting any one In want u
Clothing TO oall and examine his ltock, ceasistlng
in part Of Black, Blue, Olvs, 0rssA, Brown and
Mulberry Freach and German Bsoadoloths; Ger
msa ani French Dosskins, Cassimsrss, rich 6ilk
and Msrsslitss vsstings, Furnishing Goods, TSin-
pingp, etc. =. Il. SMITH
keOkuk, July ., SD
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q The earnings OF the Northern Cross
Railroad, from Quincy to Galesburg, show
An increase Of lift, per cent for the month Of
June, 1867, over the same month il 1856.
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r ~ L n . a D.

e u n q 3 OF TIM II
nN and after Saturday, the 9Th inst, the traia
~ will leave the depot In Kcoknk daily, (Sun.
days exceptsd, u 7;46 =. H., aud returning will
lcsve FsrmingtOn at 5r.N.
BY this arrangement = complete connection 10
made both ways With the Western Stage Con pany ,
enabling travellers 10 reach Ottum ~, fsrl Des
Mvnes, Council Dlues Sioux City ,and Ill intssns-
date places. in middle and westerns lows Without
snnecesssry delay.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
EnsineeS and 6apesinteadent.
Kcokux, July 3, ,67-dtw
GENTLEMEN,
N0C can have Panama, keghssn, Straw and Pan
i ~ CoioYed, eoft Felt Hats Cjssaet - Pvsssst
in good style y when they wsss nev, q ~ Hat
and Bonnet Bieaehery, over the Post0lAes, JoAnsen
street. [jy3-Alw
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NEW LIZ rIBER YAMD,
CORNER OF TIMEA AND SIXTH-STS.
rREEL 4 SHEPPARD have opened . Lumber
OYard. and will keep all kinds Of Lumber Joiss,
Shingles, Lath. Dressed Flooring lsrge quantity
Of Fencing Plank, and SQUARE Pine Timber Of eli
sizes and lengths, which they will sell at lowest
cash rates. CREEL 4 SHEPPARD.
iulv4 dtN
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u Two more ships were seized at New
iork the other day, by the US. Marshal on
euspicion that they had been fitted out for
slavers.
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WATrR Wosxs.-We publish this morning
Communication from friend, which pretty
shectoally exhausts the subject Of the pend
ing proposition for the construction of city
Water works.
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"eSss = es"sH. Ban .. CUuSlS.
OUTFITS m 0TMERa,
eurvsynts An1 Land Agenss,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA.
HaFnA 70
W. J. McAlpins, C. T., New York.
r 81. Tracy,
Adams Duskinehau, =
Hon. Chss. Macon, washinkton city.
Hon. J. B. Gordon, North Oasslina.
Hon. J. 5. Orr, South CarolinA.
ION. p. c. Wright, New Orleans.
8. " Pspin I Brother, 81. LOuis.
ScArritt Mason,
Capt. J. n. Pritchard, /"
7. II Sharp, Cash, indianapolis. Ind.
II. B. Curtis, NJ. vssnen, 0hie.
Hon. 6aml 4. Carts, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Chas. Parsons 1 Co.,
Hateh Thoapsea,
Clarke, 0athris : Eturess, Buffalo, n. Y.
jy3.dAw
r AKD--lO bills. choice Leaf for sals 81
IL july2d7w KELLOGG b11GR.
Re ok uk, ~. Oos mOlnos - AlnneDosA
49, 60 XII
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BANK fAIKD.-A dispatch from Chicago
says Shank of Commerce, +. X. Hinckley,
faised.F Whet that means is more than we
know.
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New 0o0Aos
TA1 Anssisaa Merchant II naseps, Asia -
! Australia, y y. =. Tssia, viii q Iasesiaa-
~ - Fsssaaa Hast, II Hssss ksssAanAs'
1aenstoe.
zAs Nsso 4slk, OF yisisls ~ Es0ss 6 MeG-
vay ~ eas1as. - Q. i. Dssss. aaAAse = 1Ans
Life In 0sr0any.
6isaen u CAssiiy, CAlAslis anA pssasslan1, -
~ Osn1unisa - Leher, b Mn. Jaaseea.
Tor s1ls q CLA1REs0, Corner ~ naia,
Aaa aJsAassa a., aAjsiains ~ Hssts0ss.
juAelkd
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FEArHEREp ArYEcrIoS.-That birds love.
We have indistinctive belief. But, in tho
following anccdote from the Na:ional Intel.
l,genccr, there is still better evidence:
"a gentleman observed in q thicket OF
bushes near his dwelling collection Of
brown thrushes, who for several DAYS a.
tracted his attention by their loud cries and
strange movements. At last his CURIOSITY
was 80 much excited, that he determined 10
see If he could ascertain the cause Of the az
citement among them. On examining the
bushes, he found female thrush, whose
wing was csughtin such way that che could
not escape Near by was her nest contains
ing several half grown birds. On retiring
little distance, . company Of thrushss %
peared with worms and other insects in their
mouths, which they gave first to the mother
and then to her young, she, in the mean
while, cheering them 10 their labor Of love
with cong Of gratitude. After watching
the interesting scene until curiosity was sat-
is6ed, the gentleman relieved the poor bird,
whom she dew to her nest with : grateful
sosg to her deliverer, and her cha risable
neighbours dispsrssd to their ususl sbodes.
singing ~ they went song Of prsise.,
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$500 REWARD!
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1 any person that can pay higher prices, and
sell cheaper than We can, At No. II Main ST.. Kso-
kuk. We shall keep constantly ON hand . large
quantity Of Albers 4 Coz celebrated War,sv
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