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acll IN fnamoly ) % refresh them wild
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

go REwARD,-DOG LOST-SrRAYED FROM NO. IL
ss) Twenty street. Fifth avenue, on Thurs
Gay November IS yellow Scotch terrier Slut The ABOVE
reward viii be paid on returning her as above
CO. REwAPD.-LOST A GRAY SKYE TERRIER,
pO blind Of named Fun Any Que returning the
same Twenty sesoDd street vii receive the above
reward.
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Waterman, who was saying ~ hope you not shot -
deceased died IN few minutes Afterwards; / have
learned from those who witnessed the that il
vas purely accidental that deceased wasexamning tho
PISTOL and gave back TO the wachmaE full cock
he could not get the hammer down, andgave the pistol
10 the Waterman while in that condition; previous 10 the
firing OF the shot heard them all Laughing and apparent
" enjoying themselves.
Wade Richards sworn, says resd at No. IS West
street. am private Waterman in tn, employment of
Mr. Briggs; l well acquainted win deceased; last
evening about six O'Clock deceased wasstandng the
dock in conversation with me; he asSe me 10 show him
my pistol and did So at the tine warning him 10
be careful how he handled IT, he cooked the pistol when
took away from him saying, "Yournust not fool with
~ and when letting down the hamuer, the pistol went
eli, shooting deceased In the heart there several
persons present at the tme deceased and were very
good friends.
With the examination Of nr. 0'Aanlon the evidence
closed and the given 70 the jury to debe-
rate upon. Verdct-Death by pistol shot wound, ac-
oenaly received tile hands Of the private watchman,
Wade Richards, at pier No 10 Moth river December III,
1862 Deceased 3s years age, and was native
Of New Jersey. His remains taken TO Camden yes
terday for interment.
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A TTENTi0N.
~ CLOTHING AT A SACRIFICE.
We viii commence Monday Dec Is 10 sell our large and
well assorted
WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING,
At reduction of seDty FIVE per cent.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
To solicited beautiful stock Of Esqumaux, Moscow and
Bioly beaver overcoats and
BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
In Offering these goods the public that they are
all and Of the latest styles made by us within the last
SIXTY DAYS,
Having old stock miserable refuse goods TO offer as
bait, at stated low prices
NOW is THE TIME
For bargains. We close out
WINTER STOCK
Within the thirty days, make for large
SPRING STOCK. .
Our well assorted stock OF furnishing goods win be SOLD ~
the reduction. We have also beautiful assortment oi
French beaver cloths English pilots French ana
goods win order at the iowest
rates MCKINLEY 4 MEG RADE,
AIS broadway,
Corner of Iispenard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

FIRE IN STOCKPORT, N. Y.-Stockport, Columbia
county met with another great hss the 10th instant
Messrs. Benjamin Il Reynolds machine works were de
stroyed by fire, which broke mt about midnight. IL
throws hundred mechanics ont OF employment Loss
about $50 600
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a RTIrltgAIs TEETH tNSEHfFp At TUE LOWEST
IN pofsile prizes silver S. ga gold s2s couiina
ous gum pana SIS Teeth extracted vfhit vain Ohre
81 Canal street Mercer pte blnrk " Rfpqdway
DN. EAgisErON.
DENTISTRY TEETH ExrR ACrEn IN Tev sFcoNDr
~ without the slightest pain BY new and outeh, sec
csr-no< freezing THIS admirable ssssra T. yrsea ~ ms
cry. Reference given II relnfee
pR. n. q. DURklN, ~ Jaaai 81 set cav wJoxes
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EMPORIUM OF TASHfONS.-MkDAME LAYCOCK's
~ pattern and general furnishing store. Ladies' and chill
drens garments coaks Wardohes completes robes
great verey, velvet and cloth slippers elegant designs
stamped slippers sale and articles stamped order Pink
ing and stamping quilting and sttchng done by machine at
very low prices 334 Canal street. between Broadway and
EhtIrch airp
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

lures al gs Twenty third street Tuesday Dec g. and
Thursdays and Tuesdays at 3 O'Clock 20 be
peated ia r. NJ Admission 70 cents, - 80 The course
AIRS CORA I. v HATCH, TR tNCE MEDIUM WILL
M a Of lectures, the atn Of January
next Ia IN. large ball 0f the Cooper Institute.
cIGNoRA MARIO JESSIE " wHITE) WILL DELIVER
- I.cnre the Revolutions OF Italy Ia s4s and 1872
monday evening Decber IS ats O'Clock precisely At clinton
place. Tirkets and to be obtained
the door q bal. Price ~ cents.
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CORpORATTOs NOTICES.

-.
NTOIICE.-THg COMMITTEE ON TAXES OF THE
IN Board Of Councimen will Monday the l3h inst
49,, A. NJ, IN the City Library room, No. " Cy Hat -
consider the following petitions Tor correction q axe ~
Thoe Farrell Geo. Clark 1eee, Aitia ~ k"leuta,
Amos r. Thompson Mrs q Ovington Caspar kter Jsc3n
Tton, u Carnochan NJ u, jonn Sch,ninger Denis sto
ing Jason W Bird, g. y Waller " r. aud r. v. GeQter, III
Q spery Geo W Msrsn. Trsadwell Acker %, German
Baptist church Joseph Lee, John r. Iaramanfe ~ Aug sns
Iaramande, Geo. Applet John Ryan, j. Lawrence, Win
nefred shannon Elijah Robinson Trustees " Pressrern
church Aorkvie and ~ o. whitney. Parties iaterese "a
the notified attend this viii be the ana meeting
OF tn. committee. Y CRAWFORD, lC1mmigee
g. g. BRADY \ "a Taxea
rT,HE COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS or THE BOARD
ofrcuncimen VIII Monday 18Th inst. a. 2 octtck
r. the Office of the deputies for making assess1irnts
unfef Corporaiian No 80 Chambers street basement
Parses INTERESTED the confirmation 81 assessment ls Aa
petitioners fs relief from peufng beore si
comm uee. notided 10 be present ny order q
PETER CRAWFORD. 4
SNMUEL w GAtPla
GsDR1E ROSS fC1mmiiee.
e## HENRY W GENFT.
JOHN u, BRADY,
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SKIRTs-ELEvEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, AID:
- Unstable hustle and well maze 81 81 - springs 81 o 10
s Sqs sg ress s as
springs q slS doz q HARDING ss'rs factory ssl
SKErs.rHE ATTENTION Or THE LADIES Is
% nov selling a At retail at whoss press Masses
sai1t manalAeiursrs $50 broadway. over Q. ?. roI.
ITO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE. WHO APPRECIATE QUA,
= p Tx sad 1 Eye yoM v pe,Gssn9ins
railors and Importers,
81 Walker street,
Offer extensive assortment of the novelties received
which WARN SSERcoArSa
. ' Also elegant issSlss 81 SSisrcoaTs,
RICH SILK scARfs. cRHvxTs and OPERA TIES, ac,;
silk S SSa f ii q ss SsHssnlIAs'
cAMELs HAIR SHAWL.
Messrs, Barlow Payne 4 Co., Of London,
From the best European manufacturers.
rVo PEDLERs-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
table diapers handkerchies cloths cassineres, satnes
y goods r @ ey lSs eas Sy W%
MATHEWS, No 81 Catherine Goods to all parts
Of the country by express.
FALL FASHIONS.
RTIFIcIAL FLOWERS,
"A Target wreaths
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and bouquets.
full and general of every description of French
and American goods.
JObbers and miDers invited 70 call and examine at
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
Is Division street.
BEAUTIFUL CLoAKs AND FuRs.
ID At bargains,
For the holidays.
Great reduction in price.
ELEGANT VELVET Ci.0AKS,
ELEGANT BEAVER CBOAKS,
ELEGANT SABLE FURS,
ELEGANT MINK FURS
ELEGANT ERMINE FURS,
At Is per
BELOW FORMER PRICES,
At BULPfN'S,
36i Broadway.
EMPORIUM or TASHfONS.-MkDAME LAYCOCK's
II pattern and general furnishing store. Ladies' and chill
drens coaks and wardrobes completes robes
great veriety velvet and cloth slippers elegant designs
stamped slippers sale and articles stamped TO order Pink
ing and stamping quilting and stchng done by machine at
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NEWSPAPERS.

THERE Is A FULL ACCOUNT or THAT GRIN
j. con- with Mrs M the Penny Magazine this
week telegraph publishers No. Dey street. ~ H. tell
.cantt be done, have 5000 ordered, more coming In
nstnes In full portraits engraving for nett weeks
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GREAT REDUCTION IN Rich PARIS MILLINERY.
VI IN view ~ The approaching termination Of tho season,
MRS DAVIDSON, ~ Bi.kkCkER STREET,
Now offers her rich and elegant assortment oi
PARIS wtNTEk MitIINERY
Comprising ladies' aud misses h0uucts, cOnureE wreths
head dresses towers feathers &C. greatly reduced prices
No rs Hcecker street. west Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

Dr. REwARD.-LoST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, 4
sDC breaspin with coral attached To which was bible
gold dollar with the Lords prayer and platinum woman
Any bv leaving n Mr.. Cranes 55l BToome street.
viii receive the above reward.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND ANNUAL BAIL.-PRO PATR1A LODGE, NO
VI L. Independeut Order Sons Of Malta. firkets ~ not
confined 10 mepbers be obtained Hall sons music
store lodge Room Monday evening " the Committee
and nj the door On The evening Of thr ball. - -
ALFRED A. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
Gro W. DrSs, Secretary.
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ITO PEDLERS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINE
j goods white and brown table cloths napkins, toSel
table diapers aandkerchies cloths cassieres satinei
merinoes paramattas delaines and general assortment
dry goods for sale, at very low cash prices, by WA
MATHEWS No "a Catharine street Goods sent to all par
Of the country by express.
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REsovAh In s,yrR,v soys
Will. REMOVE To THEIR NEW WARBHOCsk
NO $50 BROADWAY
on TUESDAY DEC. u 1855.

IL ,vyoyvR ~ JA Tls,S Sr SyN w.REuorsr
on TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1858
HOLIDAY TRADE,
u, ,,,,,,,, r. 1AF Ts,s,a SoXs ,.xuorsv
VIVA No 40 BRoAbwAY
ON TUESDAY MORNING. pFC !,
Fun lines Of the following Goods many o which viii be OF
$Sss q isS S s ssB s sSSs s sSTs
PARIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS
HoNMoN LACE COLLARS Asp SETS, srrs
REAL RoACK LACE Wills
PusHER BI.Aok LAgE ysiI.s ~ ,,rrs
k kstf V VnffStEiEssEs IscFs -" '''''
RIAL BLACK THREAD LACEs
f i.fspS a. cAAAs sR seim is
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
SILK HANpkERcHIEfs.
CPECrAL HOLIDAY REDUCTION.
y LrBouTn.LiER BROTHERS offer
unusual bargains IN
RIBBONS,
""o scARFs &C, &C,
scs Canal i, street four dcOr. from sro,drsy.
SPEcIAL REDUCTION
THE HOLIDAYS
LsBoUrfIIER BROTHERS have greatly reduced The price
of their DRESS GOOD- 81.
large and god assortment Of
n. LANES,
sHAwI.s or ALL KINDS
FxrRsoRprSsRY BARGAINS
EMBROIDERED COLLARS srrsaSp
HsNDk ERruiRfS
Prices 're no fgs f, sS n fR ss y" = ' '0'
10 Iass' st.esi, f',r doors romBroadway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-25

CHARLESTON, aug. go, 1895.
| In compliance with call Of many oisi.
gems, meeting was held at this place to d.
wise means for contrasting the late dseision oil
the Supreme Cour. Of this State, in relation
TO the r. r. tax. Meeting called TO order by
K. 5. Mccullough, Daniel M'Crsady called
to the Chair, j. h. Ingalls, appointed Sec'y.
/ F. Sc,nple called on to state the object OF
the meeting, who spoke at considerable
length 10 favor Of oarryiag tho question to
the Supreme Court Of the U. 8.
On motion Of Mr.. Lsggett, the Chair ap-
pointed the following committee to draft res
olutions:
Mr.. q. II. Leggett, Chairman, Harrison /; g.
Hamilton, Montrosc; Amos w. Miller,
Franklin, Cheny Pyle, Denmark /; ]. B. Pease,
NJ nrion; q. W. Browning, Charleston Da-
vid Galland, Van Buren,; George Judah,
West Point; James Jones, Washington; s.
Briggs, Denmart.
After brief consultation, the Chairman,
Q. II. Leggst, reported the following rssolu-
lions, which were adopted.
Resolved, That a. free men W are resolved
to resist the present taxation Of our country
for Rail Road purposes, TO the best Of our
abilities and to the extent Of our means.
Resolved, That We will pay ell legitimate
taxes assessed upon us, with pleasure, and
ns soon a. We are able but that No win not
pay Rail Road tax unless forced by law.
Resolved, That il it is extorted from US,
it will be paid under protest,
Resolved that this meeting appoint GEN.
trial committee Of Eve persons, who shall be-,
and hereby are, clothed with full power to
perfect an organization throughout the coun-
try, by such committees COLLECT money, en-
ploy counsel, and take any and al useful
means to get rid Of this unjust tax.
Resolved, That wo hereby pledge to each
other our sacred honor, and our means for
the purpose stated.
Resolved, That We believe il to bs the duty
OF, and We call upon the officers Of our county,
to refrain from the collection OF the Rail
Road tax until compelled thereto by law.
Therefore, central committee was ap-
poinsei, consisting Of the following persons ::
CHI. Legge.t, Ch.; Dan'l. M'Cready, Fl.
Madison David Galland, Van Buren,; Geo.
Hamilton, Montrose; G w. Browning,
Charleston.
On motion, the committee were empow-
cred to fill any vacancies that may occur in
their number.
onlnotion Of +. Semple, all the county pa
pers we're requested to publish the proceed
ings Of the meeting.
On motion Of F. Semple, the committee
were empowered to proceed to business i'm
mediutely.
On motion of Leggett, meeting adjourned.
DAN'L. McCREADY, Chm.
j. F.. INGALLS,, Sec'y.
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Our present Representative IN Congress
and other Distinguished Republican speakers
viii address the people OF the First Con
gressioaal District at he following timee an,
pla -, to Wit
crssesst Guy, Mona.y. Aug. g, at3p. m.
0isnvcsd, Saturday, Aug. q, 81 3p. n.
sidney, Monday, Ass. 81, 1t Jpn.
SiArinda, Tuesday, Aug. 81, ct Sp. m.
Quincy. "Wednesday, Espt. 1, at ! D. m.
A M. Ihnrday, sept. I, st1p. m.
iss s.s:.' s ss,a,L s.Es e.. > = p n
oceola. Monday, SEPT. 9, 1t Up. m.
Decatur City, Tuesday, Sept. !, at.p.m.
chari.o-, Wednesday, sept. e, sts Pm.
oorydo., Thursday, sept ., At Up. M
nsnterv'iie. Feiday, Sept. 10, At p. m.
Blcsmaeld, Saturday, Sept. II, at 2pm.
Aisi.. Monday, Sept. Is, At. - ;. ~ M. P m
h.ozsiliie, Tuesdsy, Sept. IA, at2p.m.
F F.ar, w.s...s., s... !, n,.',p.n,
Sigssrney, Friday. Sept. IL, at2p m.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept. l7.st7 Up. IN.
Agency CITY, Is. att Z; M
Islrasld. Monday, Sept. -, At pm.
M s5'ss.ss, Tuesday, SEP. ,i,M,p,n,
Il III
or.vferdsvilie, Wednesday, Sept. ~, a. Up. M.
wspsllo. Thsr:d.y, Sept. q, a. ? M a.
Burlington, Friday, Sept. a, att
MI. PLEASANT, Saturday sept. Is, at 7p.m,
salem. Monday, Sept. n, At 2 p. IN.
r. Madison, Tucsday, Sept. Is, II p. m,
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. 70, 1t 2 D. m.
nsntousport, Thursday, sept. 80. at D. p. nj
birningAsm, Friday, Oct. l, 1t 81. no.
Bonapsrte, Saturday, Oct. :, 1t 2 ,. m.
The Republicans at each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar
araDgements, and circulate notice OF meet
lngs. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
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>. A. RICE,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral, will address the people at the following
points;
Leon, Wednesday, Aug. %, at 2 p. IN.
Decatur City, Wednesday, Aug. Is, At Ppm
Mt Ayr, Thursday, Aug. 70, af 2 p. m.
bedford, Friday, Aug. ~, at Up. m.
Siarinds, Saturday, Aug Is. ut 2 p. M
Sidney, Monday, Aug. 80, at .. m.
nienwood, Tuesday, Aug. 81, at y. m.
Council Bluff, Wednesday, sept. i, at D. m.
Magnolia, Friday, Sept. 5, at Up. IN.
Ashton, Saturday, Sept. 4, At pm.
Sioux City, Monday, sept 8, at , D. M.
Sheibyvilie, Wednesday, SEPT s, at 2p. IN.
Harlan, a.
Lewis, Thursdsy, Sept. 9, at3p.m.
frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10, ~ D. m.
oniney, Saturday, Sept. IL, At 2p. IN
Alton, Monday, Sept Is, ut 7p.m<
OsoeoiA, Tuesday, Sept. II, At 2p m.
charlton. W tdnesday. Sept. Is At ppm.
Bremen, Thursday, Sept Is. 1t = p. m.
). NJ. ELwoop, the Democratic nominee.
~ invited to be present and participate in
the above called meetings.
August l4th, 1853.
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PAINFUL RoxANcs.-The Court Circular
states that the eldest son Of a reverend pre.
late, high in the church, became attached to
young lady OF very small fortune. His
father objected to the match, and sent him TO
India with Sir Colin Campbell. The lover
got safe to his destination, but his heart beat
with undiminished affection. He could no.
avoid communicating his constancy, and
wrote to his beloved, assuring her that no
threats or anger Of his unfeeling parent
should ever Danish the tender recollection Of
their reciprocal passion. Having occasion
ut the time to write to his father for addition
al supplies. he demanded them on the ground
that he had renounced his mistress forever.
BY most unfortunate accident the two let.
tiers came to England misdirscted--t one
intended for the parent falling into the hands
OF the young lady, and that intended for the
lady into the hands Of the parent. The lat
ter on receipt Of his epistle, sent back such
an indignant answer as fully awakened the
son to the consequence of the fatal mistake
he had made in the direction Of the letters.
Fully alive to the finest sensibilities, and not
able to combat feeling Of shame for the
uninteDtional error committed, be shot him.
self. Intelligence OF the sad news was only
received on Monday London paper.
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INOoM P0HATHON NOTICE.
NOTICE 70 hereby given, thst " vAsss saueu
-. ess sssSanse ssssehsd - Prssidsat aaA Dirss
Become sssosistsd with ~, have orgsaissd ~ h.
eospsfatsd eosseivss into . corporate eem..s-
sncef aAd In Aeeordaass with ~ Code, chap9e, ~
and lsws Of the State Of lows providing for see,.
posetiens. Ths name and style Of The Cosnnanv I,
fHB KBoKUk AHD BUnLlkefon PAcxxr corr ~
The Capital Stock ese. ooe; which nay 10 tncr,ess
to Any extsat lot exceeding 13ee, cod. ~ eoass.s
OF three Of the stock holders The nei.sS.
p. plses Of Business Of the Conpsny 10 q t6s ON
jet Of The Cenpeay 10 TO run and msintain 8 ~.
OF stssmess for The tsauspostation Of -
and frsiGhts spoa the hississippl kivsr-DorA -.
sisaissly between ksshsk and Moassess "a T..
iinkton, Iovs-extsnding above 70 Dsvenpovt ~
Rock IslaaA, ed al i.tssmsdisss -. n -. ~
found expsdisnt; with possr to eonsrast, eoe..sss
and oonssli1ass With Kailrsads, or cite, 49,.
boats Of sonpsniss touching or upoa sai1 INV.
ca, a 1870 psspsry q - sses. hslA.ss !. Nh
9of al o. ssy indebtedness liability 81 ~
ConPeny, esssPs to tAs extent Of their uspai1
stock respectively.
Thsss hes eses tAs..iosssAs u the $500 s.ss~,..
ID, eas- third u which has hen PAID bs - halas
Y payable - nay b required. upos he M n
tAs Board Of Drsslsm. The Cuucaey Aavs -.
chased 49, Sev swn the stsanss ~ eshuk :"
nss,hss:s e desss e ~ Csspaay ~ linise6 :
s.osst asessliy psiA In - aid stssk
Ihs osessisesisa datss iron IL let Day q A.
Eust lSss, md 70 " sontisss ten year, IN NJ
date, ssh)sss - elsrsaien OF rsnswsl b veae =
interest. 4 copy u ths articles Of iseuv.srsas.s
governing this Company 10 Of fscosd 10 ~ 49,
Of the Recorder Of Deed, ~ Ksok III, N The Ceva
y Of Lee, Iowa.
The business Of tAs Company IL usdss the esuer-
Ut 6vs Drsstors, who are elective annually s. :
vote Of tbs stock holdsrs. The folIoviss -
Constitute the arst Board Of Directors;
Joax vAx KonrvIcx. DIT R.sa..r
Jons Tsnrus, smAs H.AIa.,
II. W. SAMPLE.
ksokuk, Aug, 4, '5S-d4v P,s.d.,..
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kssoAIxArEp.-The Republicans Of ILL.,
no's have renominatsd the Republican Rep
resensatives from the four Northern Districts
OF that State. They arc good men and true,
and the Republicans Of the country at larr,
will rejoice to sec Washburns, Farnsworth,
Loveloyland Kellogg return to the next Con.
gress BY still larger majorities than they re.
ceived ct their FIRST election.
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e1 Every member Of the present Cong
ress - upon the record, voting that Kansas
Is ntto come INTO the Union ss State-for
ali voted either for the original Senate bill
OK Tor the montgomery substitute. Now, is
snose party .na. w,ii dare 10 vote to keep
nansas out OF the Union, because she has
refused 70 come under the Lesompton whole
sale monopoly instrument ?-[Lou. journal.
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NOTICE To TRAvEa4ERsl
OHIOG MISSISSIPPI
BROAD s.vo.
II ALL ROA AID.

QUNNIN0 In direct connection with the Keok uk
= and 1t, Louis Pockets, via st. Louis and Gin
clnnsti to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York
Baltimore. and all intermediate places, through
with less changes Of cars than any other route.
Passengers for the interior Of Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsyl vaniA will ind this the Cheapest Quickest
and BY far the most Safe and Comfortable route.
Passengers for all points East should avail them
selves Of this Great National Route, A. 1t affords
unusual facilities, being . superior Broad Gauge
Road, with wide and spacious Saloon Cars, giving
he passengers abundance Of room, an adyant age
nnattainabie on any Narrow u suge Road.
For Trough Tickets to all points East, apply Al
the General Kairosd Ticket Once, Southwest cor.
nor Of Second and Main streets, under Hatch 4
rhompson's Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
r. II. CHANDLER
nugWdNv5m Ticket Agent.
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MAIDS AsD WIvEs.--Women are all alike.
when they are maids they are a. mild Is mill.
once make them wives, and they lean their
backs against their marriage certificates and
defy you.
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= There il nsn down East who labors
nadsr the dslnsion that "Hon." placed be-
y fofs mans name stands for honest
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htokuk, aug =, S6-d4w presidet,
y osice.


Two JAMES DAvIDeOk--Sir. Wheysas an ~
! 1sth day Of April, 1858, you delivered % Ne
nys shares Of tbs stock Of the keokuk. Foet IL
Moines and Minnesota kaiisoA Company, nsnksr
zVo o. the sains Of oss hundred dollar. psr share
dated ksokuk 18th octobsr, 1857 q eolistssei e.
ssurity for the payment Of ; note exscuted -
Davidson. Mortimer Davidson, dated nh day q
April, ls5s, for the sum Of two haadred thirt~en
A loo dollars, payable 10 myself or order in ninety
days after dsss, With interest," at the banking houss
Of Geo. =. Anderson : Co., with power, Il said
note was not paid u Maturity to sell ssid stock a
public auction, after giving thirty days noeise Of
sucn sale. And whereas said note above dsseYf -
Y nov dse and unpaid, nov, therefore, VOC ars
hereby noiAsd. that By virtse 1t the psvss yssts1
IN me by the conditions Of said deposit Of stooks
shall, on the eighth day Of Septenbw ssxt. ISss.
between the hours Of 10 clock q n, ana o,elocf
p m, At the front door Of the Cosrt Houss Is a.
City q Keokuk, Lee County, lows, proceed % sell
81 public assiion 70 the highest and bsss bidder Tor
cssh, tho nve shares Of stock above described M
transfer and assign the unto the purchaser 81
purchasers thereof, and out Of the proceeds 70 ~
the amount Of said note and interest and q $500
sniess before said day Of said sale you sIaIi rs-
deem said stock BY payment Of said noss iatessst
and cxpsnsss. ~ Aforesaid.
RDA'D =. DIXIE.
Keokuk, Iowa, August 3. l8Ss-asIdfd
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DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby eiyep. that On IN.
ID day cf September next. q the door q ths
Clerk. Once In the CITY Of Keokuk. Iovs,I shell
proceed g sell, for eash IN hand, 10 ~ hirhsse
bidder. ths follo.isg property to-vit. any {se)
being sixty 1907 feet 81 the front end Of Iot No.
oae in block No, thirteen (l3), In the City Of
keokuk, County Of Les, State Of Iowa.
The sale u nade BY virtue ef Deed Of TYust
from Catharine n. G. Harkins and III. HsYkips 10
mo made 70 secure the payment u esrsain psonis-
sorry note made BY H. Aarkins TO the order Of
JAMES s. bruee, for the sam Of I've thousand dol
and payable one ysss Afser date, and sndorssd by
James =. Bruce, and II due and unpaid, ana b. tie
terms Of the Trust Deed ~ required 70 sell the
property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 o clock .. n. and 4
o'clock p. n. WM.F. b. LYNCH.
august ., oSdtd Trustee.
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