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z - - 4AODt
a RCHITECT. Once In Kilboasne's block, %
n Aain-st., bet. "a and I'D, Ksokuk, Iowa.
1nAnY 8. cuRfIs. SAN \ D. cU RSSs
CUnTIs DR OTMERs,
ougvsyers ana LoaA Age = -,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY !.
REvEa 10
W.y. AsAlpins, c. E., New York.
EN-. Trscy, I" I"
AdAns Baskinehsn, "
HoA. Chas. MAapn, Washington City
Hon.J y. Gsrdou, North CAsolinA.
Aon.J y. Orr, 6o&sh 0arolina.
Hsn. p. G. Wright, New Orleans.
.. Pspin 4 Brother, st. Louis.
6aasritt Mason, -
Caps. J. n. rsitshard, /"
r. A8hasp, Cash., isdiaaApolis, Ind.
n. b. Carts, NJ. Veeaon, Ohie.
nss. ssnl y. Csrtis. Ksoksk, Iowa.
s CAas, Parsous c.,
Mash Th0npseA, /"
Clarke, asthris = stsrsss, BssAle, NY.
jyt-aAv l
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GRAND OPENDNGs
ATHENEUM BUILDlNG!l
Eller Il Oppenheflnl

n kE A0W OpsninG theiF entire hsW stock Of the
IA latsststy1ss OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
And complete assortment sf
Cent? FurnishsMg Goeds, Hats, Trunks,
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allsslectedst st the 6rst New and Phil adel
housss We sspestfuily iuvite the oitissns Of Ys-
okuk and vicinity 30 cODs and examine our goods
and most particularly ecantry dealers, who can
%. i.oulo Prices.
Merchan ntTsilors will Away And = nice stock
Of Cloth, Cassimerts, dc.
Keokuk. March 26-d
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oas Dollar q HsaY
r H1 VAL LEY WING!
CLUBS or siSE Y on noas.
T8RaGs OF ADVERTISERS.

hastnAss Osf1ss aot sxsssdisG six Hnss ,insile
t11, ethsSWtss ole.
Hssts.s = sessinss, sAsritasis sesississ IRE
soapaaiss, H., hsIf priss.
Displayed Aavestiss.ssts AaL mere shas a..
. eove eakae.
AissssissasatsisadsA and placed ssdssshe heaA
u sfpssial nstiass, +" Isstisfks sv6tssry ystes
Hpsoialnotisss In the local solsmn 80 cents mar
itna.
Aivsrtissm snts ordered Oh the xsiusivsiy.
tbs Daily. after the Arst Two weeks, 80 per ssas.
inors thAA The above Fatss.
Advsrtissosass not accom- painted With diYsStisns
will forbid, snd charged forassord-
inSly.
1ItrssstsssssssvsSsssssss pssSs sS,ss<e
TAs fsis viii nes ~ varied ffom.
whsn Ne advertiser ases ths Weekly alone, shs
priss will Be- tAs sane - In the Daily. where tAs
Dslty and wsskiy ere both used, Is per cent silI
bs dsdsstsd fso0 The aegSsgsss sneant.
Usasr tAs Dssssns sysssn, the advertiser pAys %
assh Dsr thsspsss hs ooeaptss. the shaness Ssis9
sAasgsssls for csnP Postien eaiy. This piaa 10 sos
essssslly sdspteA. OsrshaSgs tor sAsaess viii -
Ii eenss ~ sqaasA.
D1s ~ sssss vhsSs aAvsrtissnents are dis
sesstsss6 bsfsvs ths aspiration Of The year Of lie
tias sOntrastsd Ter, tAsy viii ~ sharesd ~ 6
oar regular vstss for ths ttas a1saally "a.
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ply, Buildsfs Nm. GrAbam, Bsildsrs; Hixdon,
Booth Co., Buiidtrs; Dsyis i Price, Painters.
f1NHE undersigned has purchased the Patent
i Right for 70 coun,issi In the southern part Of
Iowa of VI. h. Chiids y Go. . Patent Elastic Cc.
msnt Roofing, and - prepared to introduce il into
use in he cities cf kcokuk, Burlington, and the
accessible county tewns, and asks the attention Of
the public 10 iif superiority as roofing IN ter
Architects and builders .houid not fall to sx-
anime this roofing. asit cheaper and batter than
any they have used.
II 10 admirably suited for ths roofing Of Cars,
Car Houses, Depots, steamboats,, Mills, Foundriss
and Barns, ~ usJAs every description Of Dwelling
and basiness Houses.
This material forms hard, smooth and elastic
surface, contracting md az panding with the at
nespAesic changes. IL 10 more nearly 6re-proof
than any other. 1tisinperyio0s Ii TO all moisture,
will not evap0EAte " crack, nor will it rot the
material which II is laid, ss will tar pitch and
other roofs. OF its durability there is question,
having had . trisl of oser ~ jean. Itis practi-
cally imkeYishablc ha, ing been several times sub
ected 70 severe trAls in cases Ut and in every
Instance has come outof the ordeal uninjured.
Another desirable quality Of ths Roofing il that
II b. put upon eator steepreofs with equal utii
ity and can be laid old roofs Of tar tin, sinc
or shingles, and render them perfectly tight. LIS
kEAAkkABLk CnEAPN E6S 10 one Of It's great
1oosns. ONLY SIX DOLLARS PER % square s '.nsa and
twill be applied to metal roofs for - so per
sqasrs.
Prompt attention will be given to all orders
lef. et ]. h. Hoopsr's Drug Store, corner Of Main
In regard to It will be given. and where the most
ssisfactory references and testimonials In regard
to its utility can be seen.
viii aliorders for this roo6ng to those residing
At distance, with directions forit use.
County Rights for sale.
JAMES II. RICE,
No. 70, corner Main and Third-st.,
Ksokuk, Iowa.
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OrrIcE BUCKEYE SfArs IEs. Co
A.aAAA

OrrIcE BUCKEYE SfArs IHs. Co
l6 Front-st., bet. Main and sycamore,
Cincinnati, o.. Dec. I6th, 1856.
To all whom it may concern This IL to certi-
fy thatI have examined specimens and roofs OF
". HI Childs 4 Co.'S ire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing, and believe il 10 be eninentiy superior TO
any othor kind II roofing nov in use. l was an
sye-w witness of trial Of one OF there roofs
from . large body Of fame froman adjoining build
inx, which struck directly upon the Roof and Cor
mics for nearly half an hour. II stood the trial
beyond all sxpeetation, and saved the building.
Signed, T. w. HASKELL,
Prest Buckley State Ins. Co
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uMAa. MAaCMkE,

CHAa. AAaCHkE.
g ENERAL LSTERE
DR0APT attention given to all orders for job
i work IN my line.
WinAsw Curtains, ,--Yrsreh end other styles
made and pstup. Carpets htted and put down.-
Upholstsry - fusnitass Asatly repaired. Church
csShions nadG 70 order. All work warranted to
give atisfaction, and Prices reasonable.
Rsddesse s1A Shop - 7th street, between
blonaeAu and Coneelt.
Nts8 u KilbouEns ; Davis, Y here spsslnsAso Of
ny work nay - Besn. ljy1odn
800 1oxes
uf10D0W GLASS ~ sels % rsdnseA psiose
w n MARSHALL : BRUCE.
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NO. 166.
FIJI. O'COnnor & NO.

CMEM1ATS AND DRUG GDkTos
A PoTARcARlEs' HALL. corner Of JsAa-D
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In DruQ,
Asdicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye Stun, And@
Perfumery, Cigar, Tobacco snd euu0 Patent
Medicines Of al kinds now In MS, aAA - con
weIl.seectsd stock. to which they invitS he at
Cuatomers and Phy.iciAas viii always and u
this establishment Frssh and una6nltsfatsd Med.
icines. which they select with grsAe SsnsosA cAaR
70, this market and their prices ass - lev = sny
N B.--Ploase call and sxAmins thar st1ch b
ore Purchasing elses here. lAug7
E PAM n f:Ls "a q P6EEL,
A WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS..
- MAIN st., BxT. sscoHD AkD sn14D,
nove d4w kE0kuk, IOWA,
AZ NATIHES.-A iArg ortmspt q q Iaaiss'
w and aent lemon = 6ne Geld Wstches. Also
the best asaostmcnt Of "kAilrosd Tinshsepsr,.
ever offered IN the West, which are warranted with
che utmost confidence. For sale Low At
noye-dAv pARAELE LEACAAPBELL's.
TkWkLkY--A 6ne ssscrtnsnt VI plain, gold,
u Cameo Cor0i and pointed Pins and Eaxrings,
single in sstu. PLAIN gold, opal, and ruhy Ola.
MOND RINGS; Gold GuArd Fob, vsst and Neck
Chains; Gold and Silver TAimbles, Gold Brseslsts,
Losksts, Ssais, Charns, Keys, Pencils, gents gold
novs-dAw PAkMELE ! cAMPBELL's.
Culver WAkR.-A complete assortment Of
- Silver Ware, comprising speons, forks, napkin
rings, cups, fruit knives; also silver ca1d-casse,
por..snis.. tobacco ss1s:, I; g.; = ! np.r,,.s
DLATKD WARE--Silvsr plated tea setts ,castors
i cake and card baskets, candle sticks, &C., At
novo-dAw RARMELE : CANPBELLs.
EOLD PENS-Mortoas Basiey' -, snd Davson'
NJ Warren 4 Hyds's celebrated gold psna, at
novs-d&w PARMELE 1 CAMpBELL's.
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NATGHEAy
N. w. JONES,

ON TniKp sTkxkr,
Between Main and johnson.
flNhE subscriber has just recStved large ~
i and beautiful stcck Of gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jrwelry, sc., comprising th,
latest styles Of ladies breast pins, eArrings YET
rings, cuff pins, gold guard and fob cbains, Keys,
seals, silver thitnbics, gold sldss, snaps, studs,
gold pens, with or without holders, goIa pencils.
pens and pencils.
WATCH kKPAiRiNa.
The subscriber being . practical wstchma aker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to bis care.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
CoRnkcr TINE.
The public msy rest assur cd that hecorrect tine
10, and always will be kept BY
Nov, IS '5b-dlY N. ". JONES.
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Pg.AATER PARIS.
! IN DBLS. Plaster Paris oa cossignusnt and
lUU for sale. This Plaster having been tsstsd
BY some Of the plAstefers Of this city, the suhscr
bef feels justiAe ed In recommending II 70 al those
assding the srti c, and refers 10 IN. 1rown, arcA
test E.WlLLIAn6,
aag1ld JoAnson-st., ~, - 3 ~.
Wss1.R. b.sss. W.. q Mass ,s,y ,sse,.sy asas's
1os sale as ths OIKY BOOK 1IO11s
Apgle y Aaan-ees
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Fail and Winter ~ 1857.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
!. Y. nurcnIssos. JAnss DEws,
HCTCNINAON DEWEY.
MERrHANT TAIYnnC

Third ST., bet. Main 4 Johnson ......,...K KEQKUK
LAVE just received ~ their fashionab BILE Tailor-
ling and Furnishing esta Bills hment . ehoica and
excellent supply Of Brosdeiatha, cassiueres, Vest
inKa, aud tent Furnishing 0oods, of ali dsscsip-
tions and guarantee that their work shall BE- done
In the most approved and satisfactory manner
They arc constantly receiving the View York and
who desire good work and the best 20 eive
them call. Agents for
vaANcIs nAnAxs1 sYsrnn or 0AnuRNf CBT91ue,
Alss Reports Of lashions.
mah36-diy HuTCHIN0ON DEWEY.
TrylMOTny SEED, Ter Whf1A lAe htaheee rlos-
y kst prize will = p4!4 11dna 4 ea, y
Z 1Avtt Jehnna ~ ~. Ddaadl1h.
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KEOKUK. IOWA: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L. Is

(sHATHAHSQUAKKN NJ IHoDIsT /. CHURCH,
~ % ~ corner Of 1sh aAA MoesAn streets.
ssavsrss -.Sabhsth stleA .. n, SD stJp. ..
Sabbath School At p. ~
'''''' -'' New. @ J. Z. 'sRaiira, Pastor,
Kssidsaseo n0risaas- It,, bss. Ith and 18th.
Ksoksk, Jan. 7s-dly
sss.I pAss, ND. As.cAassnrss, = ..
gs D1s. page d Carpen seer,
HAVING sssociss.d I II asslvss in the prassiss
II Of their profession n its vasisas branches,
80 b fosnA 81 thsis ors, ssst eide Of ID street,
bssvesa Main and Johneos, nan door 70 AndsS-
eea's Bssk. Rssidencesf thsfoFnsren Ind street,
bsswsss Johnson andExshangs; Of she latter, at
tAs snss. lfsbo-d
DeessFs Mc0aGla anA LsseAsS
I1Av9 associated ths1selves In The pfsseiss Of
III Asdteins. wiz sonuAne 70 astssd in ssnsul
tasain sll sasss, aad 70 Asy ssqusa distance. o..
lss y ths spaeious.ss. s1 tAsr sAss rsoas, aad .
lasSs AhesSy Of the besa neAisal works sxtant,
ohGvaseDsDsassd tsssssivs 80 instruct alargs elass
06ss II The "Psst hsiiAi.g," II stesy, - u Il.
lssussa Main and Johsssn.
o.essiAssisn hours bssvsss II o'sioss. a. -, ssS
'.'.s.1''''. :. ,. ..er,cr. '''' :. '''', = p
nHs. SANFORD BOND hsvst day formed :
- Deo.psstaArship In ths pfsetiss Of Medicine sa6
eerfss s.a sse1sr tAsaI sssvsess sesAs sssssaso Of
OAss - naas-ss., spssssss shs LssisAs assss.
5. s..rss. sss ..s.s III. .....,s. 10 express Ii,
Tisaa IIliaois for their liberal Yetrosaes hsssts
fsss extended to hin, 40 = soraialiy rsesAnesA
Ms assssiaGs d.. DeaD, 70 tAsm In II sasssreQsr
lSg ~ sssvisss of PSysisiaa q sssgsoa.
!. 1U0M LITTLE, =. d,
EuysICIAN AND SURGEON. 0ncs On Third
j street, bstvssa Mails and Johnson sta., over
niskey's Csss Ssess. kssldsses at 81. Charles
Hotel. Dey3a
=. O. D8WEH, -. n,
.PAAisia. SO ssrgeea.
o. " VIssa:s ns!ls..s, = .tssy, Joaa'oa-'t.,
nytd KD0KUk, IOWA.
Nh. PROWKLL,
HOME OPATHIST.
I nYYIcE esrnsr sf rhlrd sad Main, - ysIhs's
- gallery. sfy. leayNey
DAY 4 BEERs,
LASE ov roLsns,
GroeoSs, CO@0lssSon More IN -.
AND DxALEns II
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
| f1NOBACCO, Cigars, tsrsen, Dried and Preserved
| i traits, Wooaen Asd " Willow Ware, Provisions,
| Cheese, Butter, 70, Grain and Country Produc<,
sesnsr II Main and 1th su., Keokuk, Iowa.
mayed
.. 4. cuLsr. q. =. scovlxLD, sonH !. aAissr.
CULLIY, eCOglELD 4 Co.,
Whelsssls ssA kstaii dealers In
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND COUNTRY R0ODUO&,
Fourth H., ~. Aain md johnson, Ks0ksk, ls~a.
-0roessiss delivered ~ all psrts Of tAs City
free VI cAssys. jsiSd
y. q. k0fr0tl X Co.,
Whlssals AID Retail dealers In
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
And Rsadynads Clothing,
Mol AsiaStrest, Ksoksk love.
TRED. BRAsMER,
B e A L s r A T z B H o K Err.
Ne. 81 MAineSs., hess - 4 Al,
rr1sd kEOKUK, IOWA.
-. >. DnfTo,
DEALHR IN kRAL BsTAfE.
nPRICt - Jehases street, between 2ndssd
~ ID. Usus3sd
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-. ~. AlcAs, =. -
SUR G KON DENTI6T,
O0ee oA6seeAd 81. ,betvsss Main and J. Jeknsos
4EOKuK, IOWA.
nR. NJ, In addition 20 the ususl
~ methods Of Inserting artiAsial
teeth 10 in posssssidn Of tbs sxelusivs &kHYYt
right for this city Of mounting the
"ensinnops gan work. 80 asivsssAliy admired
for thetr bsesty and clean1iheY.
He u also nountin gsssth on 0utta Pefeha.
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1887. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1897.
Tu
Os0n<rs 4 Shippers Of Live Stock 4 Freight
VIA
Peoria, 0quawka and Burlington
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AAN0 a a HI.OR.
WAoassaie Dsafers IN Foreign and Tossestte
Frults aud Mats, ana Commiss,on
Dealars In Domc site Produce.
NO. 1, Main street. ......,......,,.R EOKtfK .CW
(Elsd connected with the larges. house. in
- boston. Now York and New Orleans, thov arr
enabled TO obtain their supplies fresh from those
markets, which they viii cell as cheap as anv
house in the west. The following is list Of part
Of their stock f"''
Oranges, Lemons. p.n.n..
Pine Apples, Tamarind, prune,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Date..
Dried Currants, Engiish wslnuts, Fies.
Almonds, Pecans, Filb.rI.
Bra1il Nuts. Pea Nuts Coco. MI.
jel6d6w
W Iowa KING GaTAYIdRss
jel6diw M.;n..,
INN BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving. and viii
AOuO DO sold cheap at KING 4 TAYL0R's.
,oio"aw No. Main II.
rAMAKlSDs--A fresh supply jus. received by
: leiodaw Ming 4 TAYLOR.
DiSSOLUTION
't'lE co-psrtnership heretofore existing between
/, = the subscribers, under tho name and arm Of
Wilkinson and Marshall, 10 this day dissolved by
mutua! consent. Richard Marshall will continue
10 the business, and sign the name OF the arm n
iiqu'aation. ANDREW }. J.WILKINSoN.
RICHARD MARSHALL.
heoKuk, March so, iS57-apa-daw
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NEW PATENT NO 0TINO MATERIAL L
A VALUABLE INVENTION!
AreAtsecss ana BMslAess, Attention |!
W. E. CHILDS l. CO.'S PATENT
Elastic Co m Q mt & oofing!
FIRE AND WATER proof!

We, the subscribe have had childs 1 Co. =
Rse6ng put on our buildings by Mr.. Rice, and
certify thstso far il has cred all the purposes
for which roofing 10 wanted, and from our sxpe-
ricnce We cheeriuiiy recommend it to our fellow
citisens Of ksokuk.
CDNNABLE 4 SMYTH
HAMILL, kALSI0N / co.
EDH AkD kILBOURNE.
H0oN, FRENCH 4 co.
a. 0-W.dAkRErS0N.
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LIME NOTICE.
sHk nAaeIsigned entered inte pastnsrhip Or
= he efst day Of Jane, for tbs manufacture end
anle ct Limo. Having erected one Of Page's Pat
ct Psspstusl Lime Kiius, We ARE prepared 10 far-
nlsh eustemess with very superior quality Of
Lime, on hand or delivered 10 order On ths ahsrt-
set notiee.
9. 1.IAgalls 4 CO. are our Yegular authorised
agents. and have fall power 10 receive orders and
Hsk . colleetipps.
O0se . Johnson street, two doors below ~
Posto0cs, whore orders are solicited.
je10d3no ]. = u. TARBELL.
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.. -. GOOD,
FORWARDING COMMISSION Ag1CHANT,
Dns AOlE1s, IONA.
xX7AkEA0Ukk On ID and Kin streets, Dearsh
w stsa0ksAt lAS4ing. tApvts-oOh4s
~ IN = 0Ukk8N,
I0MFEcIl0kkkl, Whsassals azA GstaiiOe ny
~ Aanafastsry, TAisd-st., hssvssn Main as1
Jehnsens asxt dess y kAily : &LySsh.
epssial attsstien will beeisen ~ haking fes pas.
ties, - dons aPoA ths shortest notice.
Keokuk, Jan. l2.dly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05

SUIclDz.-Ol tha mpfnin5 Of the 2ith inst,
a nan was founl hanging at the mill of Cyrus
Williams, in Clay township, in tlis county -
To all Appearance. tn rsol had hung himself
during the nigh of tn 2jth inst. An inquest
was held over tn body, an nothing could be
Discovered, as to who tn. dec as4d was. We
h r. give bri"t Il scriptjon Of the person as
near as W. can. II was about five feet seven
or eight in.h,' high, light complexion aud light
hair-rath2r thick s't--ifam = to 30 years of
az, h. hll tn en warts on th' back of the right
haIl. Tn jury. on examinations of th2 body,
found he had a breach, anI wore truss. ill
had on black frock coat, light vest, Il coarse
linen shirt, red fl innl unler it, heavy cashmere
pants, an blue duiI overlls. On the lower
part of the bosom of his shirt were the letters
f. b., worked with r'i silk, and to alt appear,
ancc, was a native Of G3rmany.-O OiolOa Demo
crd!.
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TT The New York Tribune of the SO,h ult.,
in its commercial article, thus aIudes to the
Southern Michigan railroad
"Ths directors of the Michigan Southern
Railroad are still in this city. k.epiug at work
till late hour every evening. They are deter
mined to raise tn road from its present depressed
condition, il energy on their part libcrality on
the part Of their creditors, AMI assistance from
their stockholders will accomplish this desirable
result In spite Of their straitened finances,
they have resolved. contrary 10 the general ex.
pectation in these days of suspension, TO pay the
interest on THAR bonds due next Monday, with.
out any fault or delay, as will b. s:en by th-ir
advertisement in to days paper They are com
ptlled however, to pay at Toledo instead Of
New York, from the impossibiity of procuring
exchange at the West. They are also introdu-
cling the utmost economy in their expenses, as
an evidence of which, We may state that their
payroll operating expenses have bien cut down
from $4,000 to 100000 per month, and that
every possible outlay is avoided Many stock
holders in various sections of ths country have
signifed their intention to subscribe for the sec
onl mortgage bonds now offered all their ;re-
frrrrd stock has n'r'al ly glns up from 10 to %
during the pas week"
The Tribune Of tha 3l,t has the following al
lusion to the aT4irs of ths Southern Michigan
Road:
"Thn Directors of the Michigan Southern
Rpiroll were still in session at late hour last
rNcailg. Daring the day, William Wacntt of
Uura, M'w York (unn utthc Biard), well known
in the interior Ui tn State as gentleman OF
lacg business qualifications an energy of char
| act'r, was Unanimously elected as Tge Isurer OF
the Company, and George II. Ford of this city,
as S4crerary and Assistant Treasur-r, to reside
u. l., Al, III. 1,
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DisoRDERED .NTELLEcr.--A man about thirty
years of age, calling himself VIM Leine on
Sabbath evening last, stopped for the night at
the house of Mr.. H. Prass, near this place
About midnight, Mr.. PeaSc was awakened by
noises heard IN the room where Leine was con-
veyed for sleeping and on going to the room
found L-ine craE.d, and engaged in knocking the
siding from off the house with his fist, and who
had previously thrown ont OF the two windows
OF the apartment, (5ma,hng lights and SASH
bolstead and bedding and every article in the
room.
Mr.. P,ase endeavorcl to persuade Liene to
desst bat in vain. Calling help from his neigh
bors, he succeeded in binding Leine's arms and
legs and rendering him powerless in his move
ment.
Leines paroxysm ceased after little time,
not however till he had stripped himself of all
his app rel and nearly worried himself out. L"ine
on coming to himself said he was fighting the
Devil IN Evil Spirits. lie stated that he lived
in Portagr, Wool Co. AMI # there about one
week since.-Dcita Press.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05
Indian Voting Dem o cratic.

A fierce howl has becn raised by the pro.
slavery party OF Ohio about negro voting
&C.. and some have even gone so far as to assert
that Chase is elected by negro votes. This false.
hood is too glaringly apparent to need refutation.
Our laws permit persons who are less than one,
half BLACK to vote, and in the whole State OF
Ohio perhaps one hundrel such persons voted,
under constitution framed by Locofocos. To
this we make 10 objection. Bat where will our
Locoioco friends find authority for Indian
voting? In MGae county, Kansas, about $50
Gndisns. Of the Cherokee tribD, are known to
have voted the pro-slavery ticket, at the recent
election i'll that territory, and in Minnesota large
numbers of Indians also voted, sufficient it is
feared 10 thwart the will of the rghtful voters
of the territory. and yet not word escapes he
lips of those who are so loud in manufacturing
denunciations against pretended negro voting
in Ohio. They doubtless hope to keep up such
a cry of wool, that their enormous frauds will
be altogether overlooked by the mass Of those
upon whom they rely for help in times of need
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05

RUSSIAN MAg-or-WAR SUNE.-lt was an
nodnrcd by telegraph that 400 lives had been
lost by the sinking Of Russian man-Q(,war.-
The loss Of lie was S26 every person on board.
A Russian feet OF four ships sailed from R'vrl
b ,ml to Crouitah. The ship L.ior, 81 guns,
c,p,izrd aud sank during the ,cmpcs'arous night
OF pt 22l. The ships wer, in comp1hy, and
in yccriug violent squall laid the l. fort on her
side, She soon fondcrad her keel ouce appear
ed aud was then swallowed mp in the waves
Though some of the other ships were but four
C hlrs length distant TO winlw4rl not cry of
Iii ,tr.sS was heard. an NJ one survives to ex-
plain the cause Of the unparalleled catastrophe
Exclusive of the commander AMI II utlicrrS, the
vessel mad on board 7l3 saumem. 50 women. and
Il children. There were aanlt fifty families,
consisting of the wives and chillren Of the crew
who Wet iutcn ling to spanj the wiu,er at Cron
sltut
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05

The OX'oi Return, which covered my-four
fsi of iooiscnp. Hnl which GOV. Walker Justly
regarded asa curiosity, us all in one hand
wriinI. aei all he names Except l2J) were
copied from Williams Cincinati Dirrctory.-
They were pnt down in alpha abe,ical order, and
made up according 10 the most approved sys-
TEN. They are now backed up by Dem ,crat-
ic court. the IdEs Of which are sppuinted Ivy
the President ol the United States, ant whose
character aul upighlm IS are according TO
" d mncrttlc principirS' Never, beinIe, drd
the Democratic patty" maintain so s. proud Il
pJ, .i.oL. -BtgEs.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-05

fSThe city Of Bllilnore is carrying off lhs
palm in election riots. The last election hcl !
in the city is PRONOUNCED miserable farce by
the Balriuon pa. .ers, because the bllot-boxt
Nerc under the comIlele control OF mo5s, who
would only permit such person, to vote as they
thought best. Honest and pegeeable ctiz'ns
were either deferred from going to t polts, or
prevented from voting utter going there. Mobs
were organized for similar action at tn general
election which took place yesterday, (Wedncs-
day.l Many Of the peacaby disposed citizms
expressed desire to have Governor Lyon Co
operate with Mayor Swan in preserving order
and securing to eoch ciizn his right to vote
Without Golcstation. The Governor ther,upon
repaired 10 Baltimore, but the Mayor rejected
His prolTsrred assistance, and d sharp Currspon-
denee eusued. The mob spirit seemed 10 pre-
vail. Many military officers resigned lh"ir po-
SitiOns rather un obey the Governor, unl We
shall not be surprised 10 learn that the Know
Koihings aud Locoiocos of B,Itimorg lavr had
- fierce ond bloody struggle ior the control Of
ihe ballot boxrs