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ia NO K0kIE1. .


VJ0 those dssirh 6 70 purcAase first class Planes
i We wenlA ~ thatws have just resolved fFpn
the popular naaafaetesy Of Bosrdmsn, Gray
Co., thrcc elegant Pianos with corrugated sounding
board i sus psndsa plate, and With or without the
!" "Dules CAnpsns Assachment." A most crafty
ing proo& 81 tbs superiority of BoardmaA, Gray Y
Cas- piaao vostes 10 found in the fact that bsth
thair eisgnas squares and magnificent grsnds, have
hssn sought for and pablicly used not sally By the
Asst AnefiaAn pianssts, but also nesfly all the
great artias who hAvs visited this country. THAI
berg, 0sttNhIk, Mason, Strakoseh, Jenny Lind,
Catharins Hayes, asd many others, have borne
public testimony 10 thcir great and acknowledged
merit In the most natteripg terms. M
%aSAss a.s4~ 8 PATnOx . GROUSE, ~
~ S8alsia street, Keoklk.
EAGLE CLOTIf7NG STOEE,
MrCwass Bssatjsg, Covnsr ef MetH sNd SsroH4-sfs.
Yukf AF3angcmcnS.
TsHB proprietor q the above sstshAishnent bsss
Z iseve u calI the attention Of his patrons aDd
the psblie generally, TO his large and complete ~
sostmsnt q iail and winter goodt Ssssived 6Yd
now opening d thA above stand Thsy hAvs 6sSn
sslestsA witA CREST cafe, and special rsfersnes 70
IL uan1o n fAis mAHkst. and the suhsstbes 1ppss
- n1ri1 md Ueeirs . continuation Of the pa&so0-
.s~ 70 literally hc-.c-cd thc pa. ss.soS. CAL
afound. lftsnds, - examine for younslves.
! sspto-d s 49, j. B. AALTBY.
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1857. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1857.
70
Otoners 4 Shippers Of Live stock 4 Freight
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
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Keekuk Ft. Des n einss 4 Ninnsssta
r a r % A D.
He -:

OM A n q Z or rnAEi
nSand after AoRday the 7th Of Sept, the cars
- will leave the depot in Keokuk daily, (Sun-
days exccptsd,} at 7:lt A. ~, and returning will
leave bentensPort ~ 2:4s f.n.
ny this arrangement a complete connection 10
msde both ways with the Western Stage Compa ,
enabling travellers to reach 0ttumwa, Fort Dss
Moines, Council Blnas,Sioux City and all nterms-
date places, in middle aud western Iowa, without
unnscessary defAy.
G1-0heein kilbpurne's Rlock.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer sad Superintendent.
keokuk, July 3l,'67-dSw
Ae0k kuk ,Ft. Des N 0tme 4 MIN D es eta
kafLR0ADooMPANY.
saS s1f sslx2
sS- Vgle, = klioourns 4 Bloek. No. I up stairs,
sept. 1886 6.-dhwfy
PESSSTLvANIA CENTRAL nAII.
L.a5 sgs - - - sEsss
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~. vOHp, cnAs.Y. 0onuAu, D.. WON
Ford, 0orham X Toxd,
BANKEN8.

Asinst, beswssn second and rhfrd Keokuk Iowa
kkDkkENCKs
AstYopolitanBank New York;.
Winslow, Lsnisr 4 Co., New York;
WA. Hove, Prest., Boston;
Geo W. TAAyer, Prest., Boston;
y. Ssldcn Thaycr ,Cash'r, Buffalo;
Psninsula Bank, Detroit;
I. II. Burch h Co., Chicago;
Carpenter = Ford, Cincinnatij
Darby 4 RArksdale, St. Louis;
r. r. Handy ,cssh'r Cleveland.
tuncI8dkw
q. n. 4 -. w. FOND,
Dealers N Real EssAses
Oncs In Banking House OF Ford, Gorham Ferd, ,
iunel0aAwl AEOKUk, IOWA.
J. uArcs w.YnonPsoH
Late Of HaryodsbSrch, KpA
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ROUSE AND Sign PAINTING,
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPERHAHGIN0
CRATfING, MARBLfhC, &C.,
Exscated In the best Style aud on Reasonable
Terms, by 81
ALEX. ASHER Il co.
DARTlRS bsiIding, who with Good 6ubstantiAl
/ Work 1t Low Eignres, will hhd it to tn cir in
tersst 70 employ ". ContIacts for fsrnishi1e I
everything requisite, into with rsspeasbas
parties. kefsrsncss given. IL
SAop, at pYeaest, sedr cf 8tA and Nsss-sfs.
jy1ed3m post Copy.l fs
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DEMIN1 4 LOVE,
(6nessssen 70 A. /. Demisg ; Co.,)
Daukaro AND DeaIsPs Al EXC ha age,
Msta Street, KeokAk, Iora.
DARTIcULAR attention given to collections.
i Refer to
T. ". Clark, Dodge 4 Co.,, New York;
Beebe Co, :"
Adams Buckinghans, i"
J.W. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drsxel Co., Phiiadsiphisi
T.. Clark i Co.,
Johnston, Brothers = Co., Baltimore,
r. w. Clark 4 Bros, St. Louis;
State Savings Institution, :"
B~noist 4 DonneIly, /"
Mm. HERON Co., ,Pittsbargh;
CON unercial Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwith Co, Ga1enAi
HERON BrothenT Dubuque;
| Zsneaville. (jy7
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.a.t 3Dokuk 6ook-81udeyy,
III AND SHANK BOOK NANUFACf6RY
y0kA MI DSpks made ind ruled to any sesuired
essssM' Dsshs PUIl DdShA, H., H., Suxuk1hcd -
ahepe ioetcs. n's@ ss4a' ~ sE1A
Ola Bssks, Masasises, Mssic, a., Bduud d re-
boUua u any styIs Assired. s
njntdess y ~ Athen0upy 'sien of the ssl
Deek.ss " sF9xs 9et 81 ISAAC n. PfuHCx. y
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now the bsstin in the West, having Z Of the larg-
/ est and most convenient Ferry Boats ahoAt, the
0ATB CITY and HAMILTON HELLE, which
will rnn regularly. and pass every enc safely and
without delay, from .. M. ~ ST.. m, The pFopri-
etors have Incurred heavy erpxn,ts and intend to
per.evcre In doing until every obstacle hes been
overcome and their Ferry shall be the very best for
the accommod alton Of the trade of cur city.
The "Hamilton Belle" has been built with extss
power and superior secem modstions for towing
and for pleasure excussions and will " In rsadi
ness for such purpose at ali times short aotes.
H. W. SAMPLE, Pres X. ; II. Eco.
lana ~ shY-dtf
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Aaoignn9Ot.
DURNS REN1aEN. 81 Keokuk. lows. have
~ this day assigned TO ne, for TN hens1s of all
their creditors, al ard singalaf tAsir personal
pro psrty and real estate. Creditors will present
their claims, under oaih Or A1Rrnation, within
three months, - the Law rsanirss:
JOHN II. DAY,
Sept. 8, 1887. Assisass
ssps-d6w lEimss eDpyJ
bonnet DloAch1xy,
NITHHRE al kinds Of Straw and Lsss Bon- -
w nets Willie sisAAse1 ord proved IN The
shisasbse EAssssnsty1 ~
g, n. xM1Ra0N.
Johnsoe-si. Jevef the 1oa9eGaee
Essksk. Nov -, 'So-lly
KROWO0 OEOv2 gOUMn0H.
HAVING Sarshnae1. ~ sn1ts 5 inAeeen n y. q !.
n u0310 In tAe abeve 6so1& &liAhmeet - -
beeod ~ ~ twoets6 nall 11e un2 ueee 1av48nt
I. ~ W. 2 q ssss 8 - !. - ts al ~ eSs
q ~ uallle, JACOB uUuux.
sssiSAAu tTtns sssy 6AU "a
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MUMN 4 MULLEN, ,saas
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and KetAilcandy
~ AansBaetssy. ThiSd-st., between Main aad
Johnson, uNxt dor to Kelly Lynch.
XeaGtal will bs given 10 baking for par
d a. ead aees npoa the shortest notice. Z.
Ke0kuk sJap 11.aly s4 std
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nArCM q THOMPSON,
~
DARTICULAK sstsntion paid 10 collections, md
i remittAnc<s insde at csrrrn rates.
All businsss Appertaining to Banking promptly
attended 20.
Exchange on Englsnd, ireland, and the Conti-
nent. D. W. BAILEY Cashier.
REvERxrcEs:
I'M Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., y;
Chas. b. Foote, Cash = CommeTciAi Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Espy Co., Cincinnati;
3. n. Buiieu, Cash r Bank Ken tucky Louisville;
Curtis 4 Warrsn,
Northern Banko Ksntu ~ .Iington;
Taylor, shelby 4 Co.,
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky,
Darby 1 Bsrksdsle, 81. Louie;
Pittman 1 Brother, .'
FL. Tinkman 4 Co., Chicago;
Mitchell 4 Cable, Rock Island. lnovl-d
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District Convention.

Never have We mad the pleasure Of wit
Messing more harmonious Convention Of
Delegates, than assembled at Calhoun, Har-
rison County, on last Saturday. There
were Delegates.present from all the organ.
lied counties except Shelby and Audubon.
The very best of feeling prevailed. 1t was
the wish and determination of every delegate
present to promote harmony in the ranks Of
the Republican party, and every act of the
Convention tended to the consummation Of
that end. Such unanmity of feeling prevailed
in regard to JUDGE STREET, the candidate
before the convention for Senator, that af-
ter an informal ballot, he was declared
nominated by reclamation. In the selsc-
ton of a candidate for member of the House
of Representatives, scarcely less unanimity
prevailed. j. W. DENIsoS, of Crawford,
was nominated on tho second bxllot. Ii
was with great pleasure, We noted this good
feeling from every section of the District
1t augurs favorably for the fate of the tick
ct nominated. We have but to work to en-
sure victory.
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Concerning our candidate for Senator, i
is almost superhuous for us to speak
JUDGE STREET, is a resident of our city, ant
familiar to the citizens of this District. A
better nomination could not have been made
for he possesses every attribute necessary t.
render him an able and dlsnifed Senator
He is firm and CONSTANT Republican, ant
has stood the brunt of battle soft and again,
in our county contests with the unterrifed
and in every instance proved himself vel
worthy the confidence sought to be reposet
in him. Let US not fail to secure his cleo
ton. s-
j.. W. DENIsoN, our nominee for member
of the House of Representatives,, is a man ii
every sense worthy the suifrages of an en-
lightened people. Heis not as we'll known
upon the "Slope" as Judge STREET, but as
he intends "bobbing around' during The
canvass, this fact will not prove an insur.
mountable objection, nor initiate against
his claims upon the party. With such men
for our standard bearers, by unity Of &C.
ton, and determination of purpose, we can
ring the knell of Sham Democracy, even
upon the Missouri Slope, on the second
Tuesday Of October! Up, and at en- boys
Remember that ''eternal vigilence is the
price of liberty" ....
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On the llth Of July last, SAMUEL KSEP.
PER was nominated by the Democrats, a,
candidate for County Judge. On tho l4tt
of July, the Bugle, in speaking of the nom
nation, held the following language:
eff any are found protesting the name Of
Democracy, who declare that they will moi
support SuxUEL KEEPER for the Office Of
County Judge, set them doWn as wolves in
sleeps clothing,' as Judases who have sheil
reward in their pockets, and who, like their
prototype, have the halter already around
their necks for the purpose of committing
their own political destruction.
Now, W. H. NJ. PUsEY, is one Of those
men who, protesting the name of Democ.
racy, declared that he would not sssuppor,
SAMUEL KNEPPER"-ergo, he is s'wolf in
sleeps clothing," a Judas who has his re.
ward in his pocket. The Bugle now en-.
dorses him as "man of good bushes,
qualifications" but don't say Democra,
fary time.' ge
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We understand that the Black Republican
Convention, which convened at Magnolia
the 18th inst, nominated Frank Street, oi
this City, for Senator, and j. w. Denison
for Representative of this Senatorial and
Representative District. Mr.. Street is an
old resident of the State and County, and q
Black Republican dyed since his wool had
attained its full length--he is one of those
unfortunate democrats that the Democrat
ic party left, and as matter Of course, wa,
ovcrtaken by the Black Republicans; vet We
think the party could have made worse
nomination.
Mr., Denison is new man ON the slone,
He came here about two years ago and en-.
tered large amount Of land in Crawford
county, and we believe that he returned and
wintered in that County last winter. We are
not informed whether he Is Black Repuh-
lican dyed in the wool; or one who va,
overtaken BY that party when il was makina
sach wonderful speed with the woody horse.
We have met him q few timss and would
Judgesfrom his appearance, that be il . Re-
publican dyed in the WOO, Bsgle.
Can't the Bsgls provs that both S7srs,
and DExlsoS are niggers ~ least, that they
are black, and have wool on their heads
sor the place where the hair ought % grow p
Try it, Col.
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Demoerutic Nomlnutisus.

The Democratic Convention which met at
Ashton, on the 18th, nominated W. II. NJ.
Pussy, Of this city, as candidate for Senator,
and s. II. CAsADY, Of Sioux City, for Member
of the House. OF these gentlemen wsknow
nothing to their personal prejudice. They
are both new men, and for the irst time be-
fore the people Of this District for their
SURFACES. They are, Of course, both unterri-
fed Democrats standing upon the. platform
adopted by the late Democratic State Con-
vention-and therefore fully authorized and
empowered to ring all the changes on the
New Constitution, from Negro equality to-
well-to-Negro equality, with all the VA
riations, for the edifcation Of vhomsoeyer
it may concern. Mr.. Pussy is highly es-
teemed by all who know him. for uuassumins
modesty, and those finer traits which ever
distinguish the honorable gentleman. OF
Mr.. CAsApY, VIC know little. He has been
for nearly three years resident Of Sioux
City, and is evidently identified with the
growing interests of Western Iowa. II we
mistake not, he is brother Of J. P. CAsADY,
Of this city. Wsregard both the nominees
Is gentlemen Of fne talent, and irreproaeha-
bio character, and We are really glad this
such good men have been put in nomination
By our opponents. We shall nov expect . dig.
uifed and anexceptionahlA Oanvasa devoid in
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Total vote in the District, 1856 1866 \
But barely 100 votes more than sufficient
to entitle US to one Representative. There
fore, in view Of these facts, can it be truly
said, that Western Iowa or Pottawattamie
County has been disfranchissdf We main
tain tho contrary. That Won't do, COL
you'll have try some 0tHef MD Of erals.
ing the wiud.''
1t is true, as urged by the Bugls, "that
the Missouri Slope has increased faster in
population, than any other portion Of Iowa., y
yet it does not necessarily follow that it
should have IN undue Representation. 1t
is true, that the representation has been re-
duced, but it does not follow as sequence,
that the Republican party sought to dis
franchise this county. Under Democratic
rule, this county was allowed representa-
ton in excess Of what it was rishtfully en-
titled to, aud therefore, there was no wrong
commitsed--no Acknowledgement perpetrat-
od-by the Republicans, in re-districting the
State, and equalizing the Representation
The whole vote pollcd in Pottauattamie
County in 1854, for Governor, was 422, and
10 had tro Representatives. In 1854, Lee
county polled for Governor, 3,l0l votes,
and yet had but three Representatives and
one Joint Representative. Again, in 1854,
Des Moines county polled, for Governor,
l,225S votes, and yet had but txo Represen-
tatiyes and one Joint Representative. This
il will be borne in mind, was under Demo-
esotie rule. That's what NC call ':giving y
majority Of the General Assembly to mi
nority Of the people," We might mention
numerous other instances in illustration Of
this fact, but We regard these as snihcient
to establish our point. Verify, it comes with
an il,graOe from the Denecsatie party, this
charge Of spportioning the State for psrti-
saa purposes. sUnder which King" 10.
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R.,.s,isaa c,.,.als.ses.

We place as the head q our columns To-
dsy, the Republican candidates Tor Ssnetor
and Member Of the HOUSE Of Rsprsssata-
tives for this District. They arsnen whose
Republication cannot b questioned, and
are every way worthy the confidence and
support Of the whole party. On the cleo
ton Of these men depends, I'M great meas
ure, the prosperity and perpetuity Of those
principles which We cherish, ~ well, q the
union Of the party. Tho question is not
merely Of men-but it is one Of principles.
The same principles 90 eagerly and success
fully contested last fall in this State, are
before the people, and call on every true
Republic'n-every friend Of free institu-
lions, to arouse, put on his armor, and on
ter at once into the contest. If We lag BY
the way, parley with the enemy on extreme
Gus issues, or in whatever shape he may ap-
pear, we open our ranks to the opposing
force, and may thereby suffer an inglorious
defeat. Let every Republican throughout
tho district, then, esteem it his especial and
bounded duty to do all that lies in his pow
er, to secure glorious result, for both our
State and District candidates. On the next
Legislature, will depend the choice Of q
United States Senator in the place Of G.
W. Jones. Will the Republicans Of West
ern Iowa, through apathy, or neglect, con-
tribute to the election Of . Slave Democrat
to seat in the United States Senate? We
hope not.
On the next Legislature, will devolve the
duty of carrying into effect the provisions
Of the New Constitution. Will the Rspub-
licans Of Western Iowa, through apathy,
neglect, or Misrepresentation, in any way,
shape or manner, be found aiding or abet-
ting the Slave Democrats in making war
upon this instrument, for partisan purpo-
ses2 We think not. We think, rather that
the friends Of the New Constitution, will
everywhere be found rallying to its support,
in one solid phalanx, with determination
to give at least fair trial to what they as
sisted by their votes in declaring to be the
supreme law Of the State. Our opponents
will stop at nothing to carry their point and
their men, and from what they have hereto
fore done, wcmayju judge, with some degree Of
certainty, of what they may do again, if we
are not on the ebert, and every man at his
post. We have not the least doubt but what
this District can show clear majority for
our State and District tiokets-but it re-
mains to be seen whether it uiH! To ac-
complish it, We must work, early and late
no Republican ought to compromise, or de-
viate to the right, or to the left, but with a
single eye to the advance and success Of
Republican principles, vote for the men
whose names head this column.
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The diurnal organ in speaking Of the
nominations of the Ashton Convention, saws
that Mr.. CAsADY Sis sound and unainching
Democrat" and that Mr.. Pussy sis a man
Of good business qualifications, and of great
energy and perseverance," Not word is
vonchsafed as to the political status of Mr..
PusEY. He is not endorsed as sssounti
sndinching Democrat nor yet even q q
Democrat, but merely Is ssman Of treat
energy and perseverance," Again, We ask,
what is the matter? Mr.. PusrY, . Demo-
crat, or not9
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stantial character, and We should judge full
y adequate to the rsquirsnsnts Of their o.
cupants. Calhoun boasts Of three stores,
one hotel and ono saloon, and Other neees.
sary institutions for the accommodation d
its inhabitants and the surrounding coun.
y. 1t has also printing ONCE, from which
Is issued the Harrison County Flag. VIZ
called upon the editors in the evening, and
found them ensconced amid the parapher-
MALTA of the ssart preservative Of arts."-
We noticed the skeletons Of what had beer
some largo luscious water-melons, lying
around loose, from which We judged that
the editors had been RECALLING themselysl
upon these monsters Of the West, and w
sincerely wished that they had few more
Of the same sort left, to which, We would
cordially have accepted an invitation to
sspitch in.''
Calhoun has one institution that reflect,
honor upon the intelligence Of its inhabi.
tants--a good school-house, comfortably
seated, and provided with good substantial
desks. In this respect, Calhoun is ahead
Of Council Bluffs, fact that does not re-
dound to the character and standing of oul
city. But we trust, that such will not long
be the case. Council Bluffs needs good
commodious school-house; and we believe
that steps have already been takento secure,
at an early day building of that character,
which will be every way worthy Of the name.
We have places wherein the s'young idea''
is taught the rudiments Of all greatness, but
they are not such as the Importance Of our
city needs, and will soon have.
After sojourning in Calhoun over night,
we next day ''took to the road" The
day was Gne. and We had very pleasant
ride homo. At our friend, J. KrRBY's, in
company with Others, we had the pleasure
of paying our "devours" to several speci-
mems Of the genus watermelon. To say
that they were delicious, would be but fee
BILE praise. 1t is beyond the power of our
pen to portray their excellent and unexcep-
tionable character. They were ripe, rich,
delicious and entitled to all the adjectives
that can be used to convey an idea Of per-
lection. Friend KIRBY, has our thanks, and
the thanks of the Pottawattamie delegation,
for the rich treat, he so kindly invited us to.
Again upon the road, We made good time,
only interrupted by an occasional attack
upon the plum orchards, that lined our way
full to Overlooking with their delicious pulpy
fruit-and arrived home in time for dinner,
all we'll pleased with their trip to Calhoun,
and more in love with the delightful country
bordering the Missouri River-feelmg safe
in assuming that there is no country like
Western Iowa.
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TALE ADovf NAaalAes.-.In the ST. Louis
Recorders Court, recently Alexander Mo
Mann was lined 6se dollars for stealing wood
from the steamboat Hannibal, and was ask-
ed BY his honor 70 fork over. &C. can't do
II /" he suffered; faint got the pewter, your
honor" "Ars you . married man s's il.
quired the Recorder. so, n-no: not ex.stlv
8 $50 flor gone yet, sir.', ssWell. viii
have to send you to the work house, said
the Recorder. "T-ttAin nothiu' t.t.to 70
there, said Aliek; "l'm used to it; but when
you t-t-tslked about n-m-marriaee old fell
low, you f-f-frightensd ne!''
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HORACE EVERETT.
Dealer In Land, LanA War,..ss.
and Exchange.
COUNCIL DLUTrw. now !

g
COUNCIL DLUEFS. IOWA.
l0yyxns H0a SALE, SHR YoLfos1sa 49, J. I
N BIZ Lsnds in Mills Coasty.
rnx,,a saa wHss y, ~ 10 ss~sa.s
ana niiss 4 rsSss. . - 80 rivs.
$50 \. Bee ., Town ~ DO ~. -.
lo@ Ina o. Silver crock miIss v os vhite S;lssss
.. s.as. ID. - r.: - 4. ,,,.
Two miles west u white Cloud sa'
n SwrssxsHxwx,s g 2; N-4e suss syx
T n, 4l-l90 acres nssr Whisa r:,asa =. ssIs,
Mr.. Hartfn's farm, '7s.s.'. = - sssesassg
SYST % IA, \ d.
... NIL: nsr,s :. VIII: ci. ss = .'..
tanN 10 " H. lies about mile north u Ne..r. 49,
mef's farm. Is second bench boeian WIN. ~.
Two o. White Cloud asd spon the line Il de sasiiss.
Western Iowa, and will be sold On reosoarhie ~.
SW and X, Soc -, T u, Go -.
miles Of Tabor. 15 per acre 800
,ss ,srs. sia X . and NV Sec rn ~
En- NEA. Sec ~. + ~, y z2-so acre = .,..
east o. Ar srinsers farm, the road fron Gleavao
Exsws, Sec GwxsE. ands vxsxx.
!, ny, 42-20e acres miles y Z Of Gienvood. Ard
two miles ngrth Of FSyette. e5 per acre. =
80, hsWs and Es VIZ and swk SEX and 10
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sec ~ %. klls7 nfty -three huudredth scres 1ni
Lfac les about one mile west Of y Cotton,s arm
~ re- ~ sae Nlshnabottany river and miles North
T." sue Salnos0-40 sc<es Of IL 10 exeeIleat timbsr
!, ~ ~ - and n En- y En- and y VIZ, Sc s.rn
ssoo acres lies on Keg creek tostIy hotfon issSi
and miles north Of Glenwosd. '--1'
ss.. :. "a "a. = =. 3 ,so. srs.
east Saad from e, Con =. mug. asa .ss ss q oIss
orcs p,eo ana Terms, apply at HORACE EvERErrs
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lsWs therefore feel free to charge upon
that party, tho s.design and purpose OF abo.
lit;onising the people Of this State, and
placing tho Negro man upon IN equahtJ
nth the White mar. Resolufion Of Nt0n'
Democracy u State Conrention.
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