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Republican STATE Convention.
Republican State Convention will be held at Iowa
City TAursdsy the l7h day Of June, 1885, for the
purpose Of dominating Secretary, Auditor Treasurer Of
STATE aaA Attorney General, Commissioner Of Des
XAss River Improvement and Register Of State Land
Ne and for the transaction Of such other business
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratio OF representation Of each county will be
delegate for every hundred Republican votes, and
an additional for every fraction fifty, the
Governor the last State election being the basis.
Organized counties with less than hundred Repub-
lican voters will be entitled each to one delegate.
81. KlRKwOOD, W. II. FARMER,
W. r. CLARK. H. PRICE,
II. O'CONNOR, G. ID. WOODEN,
Des Mones, Jan. Goth, 1853. Committee.
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superior lot Of Fancy Goods, Persumeres, Toilet
Fancy SOAPS, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. fan z
sortmept OF Paint and varnish Brushes, Surgical ip
mcnts together with all the most popular Patent -
cines Our stock comprises everything likely -
called for in our line Of business, all Of which ws
at Wholesale or Retail, On the most reasonable Ter
Merchants and others are respectly invitsd 70 -
q call, As we purchase on terms which enable % W.
ut greatly reduced prices.
All Goods warranted as represented. PhysidsnsE,
scriptions and Family Receipts accurately and cas
compounded. --t ~ ..-.Is 49, a, W.
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Spring & Sumner Goods,

which have been selected with great care in tn,
different Cities of the East; and which, on inspection
will be found TO embrace every thing new rare an.
valuable in the way Of Ladies', Misses and Children
DRESS GOODS.
GentIemens', Youths and Boys Wearing Apparel;
Fine Stationery and Cutlery;
English 4 American Glassware;
Extra Fine China Tea and Dinner Sets;
Liverpool Ware;
Heavy and Fancy Groceries;
Fruits Preserved and Fresh;
JeiIies. Sauces, Pickles, Liquors, sc
In our Wholesale rooms, will be found choice As
sentiment Of PIECE GOODS. comprising fine
French; Saxon and American Cloths;
Cassimeres and yestngs;
Satinets, Tweeds, &C.,
Also Bleached and Brown Sheetngs and
Shirtnes, Tickings, Osnaburgs, Crash, &c, &c
Our assortment Of Silks and Fine Linen Goods; Dc
LANES Chals, Bareges and Prints is very extensive
and embraces every thing new in pattern, well a.
fine and substantial in finish and fabric.
Our stock Of Embroidery embraces all the nc~es,
and patterns be found in the Eastern Markets
Our comets are Of the latest Spring Nodes and
amongst tbem will be found all styles-frem that Of
the plain shaker and Travelling Hat, the most e-
CANT Partisan made Bonncts and Head Dresses.
Our Ribbons,
Collars,
Sleeves.
Handkerchcfs,
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SIGN OF GOLDEN MORTAR.
uonn l. McClelland


Lower Broadway, Opposite Empire blsea
COUNCIL BIrrFs. IOWA. =
vrAyE JUST RECEIVED LARGE AM
III well selected Stock Of fresh and
Pure Drugs, II
Medicines, 81
Paints; Oils; ]
varnishes; ..
r. Glass l. Gi las y are;
Pntfy; - d
% Tobacco; snuns,
Cigars,
Pure wines, Il
Brandies and
other Liquor
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excitement P.eVaileu ncTe Ill EeIatioH W u
Convention for the nomination of Officers
under the Leavenworth Constitution-the
radical and conservative elements of the
Free State Forces, have been copying after
old Tammany, in noise and confusion-but,
think that the ill-fesings engendered at
the Convention, have been smothered ere
this, and the Leavenworth Constitution will
get vote that will show "JEExs" how Lc.
compton stands here. heard but one ex-
preston in relation to it, and that was one
of decided adherence, and the Administra-
ton will need more than tho FIVE regiments
asked for, to cram it down their throats!
At Kansas City, we found more signs Of
business, life and activity, than at any 9TH
er point on the river. Lcyee crowded, and
the merchants from New Mexico arriving,
with their long line of mule-teams, while
the Mexican drivers cries of chi! hill" gave
the city an appearance of point Of consid
cradle Importance. As an evidence Of the
perseverance and stamina of the people of
this city, it may be well to mention that
hills $50 feet through, have been dug away,
and the streets all finely graded. 1t is to be
hoped that Council Bluffs will follow the
example, for nothing strikes the eye so for
chilly, and gives SO favorable an impression
to the stranger, as good substantial and ju-
dicious improvements on the streets and
sidewalks. Business men were complain
ing here Of hard times and the scarcity Of
money, as at other places.
At jefferson City, VIC found that politics
was the all-absorbing topic, and the victory
of Gen. GARDESurRE, is considered great
triumph for the Free State cause. The Gen
eral was the champion last winter Of Jeffer-
son city interests, and tried hard to get char
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Arcadia

Bayard Taylor has visited Arcadia, the an
eient Greek Paradise, the land of poetry, music,
pastoral blessedness, sporting nymPhs and
spouting fountains Here is his picture Of it
On approaching TnpOlitza, we came upon the
great central plain Of Arcadia, which is between
two and three thousand feet above the level Of
the sea Here the season was nearly a month
later than on the plain of Arges, and the coun-
try had gray, wintry look. Their is not suf-
fcieut drainage for this plain, and hence parts
Of II are marshy and miaIIastie. One TO whom
poetry has made the names Of Arcadia golden
sound, the key to landscapes of ideal loneliness,
skies of perpetual spring, and pure and happy
race of men, will be bitterly disappointed as he
descends from the gusty Parthenian Hills. In
this bleak region, surrounded by cold, naked
mountains, with its rough barbaric Sclavonian
population, and its filthy den of capital, be
will not recognize one feature Of the Arcadia Of
his dreams Bot so it is the " bella eta der
orO" of Tasso and Hesiod never existed and
never can exist, and Arcadia, which is for US the
musical name Of beautiful impossibility, sig-
nifes no more to the modern Greek than Swamp
scot or Sheboygan.
Descending to the floor Of the valley, we rode
over the oozy turf to Sinanu, scattering town,
with broad, grassy streets. We met many
shepherds IN shaggy sheepskin eapotes and
with long crooks in their hands. The people
came in body to the dirty little cafe where we
halted, in order to stare at Us. Three or four
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waste. not worth City cents an acre for agrieul-
tuTal or growing purposes. Nothing would sat
.isfv the people Of California that he Is not Oh
Tectlv interested in this purchase His inhu-
encc as a Senator is always in the market for
the HIGHEST cash bidder. He assumes to be the
CHAMPION of the Pacific Railroad, when he Is a
pensioner upon the Pacific NJ. 5. 5 Co he
sells his influence as a Senator to the late CaPt-
Folsom in securing the settlement oi ms ac-
counts with the Government 10 retain MS Po-
sition he barters away his independence and IN
writing agrees to Telinquish all clam 70 tne On,
re-tion of Federal patronage in California, and
when elected. he intrigues for the preferment
Of his adherents TO all the Federal emolnments
in this State. In treachery and rascality he
probably never had his equal on the floor OF the
Senate chamber. SlANDlSh-
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Announcement
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

o. The friends Of FRANKLIN 7. BACKUS Esq,
Will present next Congressional Convention
CznIliale for HeDrexeIta Congress from this
District. iul7taug5' REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR or LKkDER Please announce through The medi
I'm Of the Leader, the OF A. G. Rl0DLEsE q
eveand, - candidate peijO the Hepuhhoan Distrc;
Convention Tor Represenfailye 10 Congress from the 1911
C0ngTess1nal District the ehaice % many Repubi-
dSw CUYHoGA COUNTY.
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nnrton FIourinr Mill.,


The pleasant, thriving city of Dayton stands
IN the midst of the fatness of the land, and the
Miami Canal affords fine hydraulic power for
manufacturing the wheat garnered from the
broad acres of all the region about. It's claim
ed that more -four is manufactured in Dayton
than any other city west of Rochester, and in
support of that claim the Gazette gives the mill
ing statistics of the capital of Montgomery,
which we abridge.
Pease's Mill, one of the Oldest, usually manu-
factures about 25. 600 barrels per year, and pur-
chzses Is2, $40 bushels Of wheat Tateis Mil
grinds and packs about 100 barrels per day
The City Mil, about 80 barrels per day The
Ohio Mil, 80 barrels per day, but like the City
Mil has capacity for GO barrels. Dayton Flour
Min, packs 90 barrels day. Oregon Mill 60
barrels day. Excelsior Mill turns out Sc bar
rels per day. Wollason's Mill, soon to commence
operations, viii pack 100 barrels day Bar
net d Eiehelberger's Mill, can turn out l4O bar
rels daily, and yearly manufactures between IS,
600 and 10000 barrels of -four. Bennett, Harr
d Co.'S Mil turns out 100 barrels daily, OF
about $4,000 a year. StrOhm & Resner's Mil,
80 bsrrels day.
The Dayton Mills manufacture about l50, 900
barrels of -four yearly, and have capacity tOpro-
duce 5000 more Beside the mills enumera-
ted, there are twenty others of large capacity,
within seven miles of Dayton. The -four ship
ped by railroad and canal from Dayton exceeds
100000 barrels annually-equal to l,50o, 900
bushels of wheat The Ga=etts says:
The seventeen turnpike roads, six railroads
and canal radiating in every direction naturally
makes Dayton the great shipping point The
water power afforded by our rivers and canals
is immense, and the number of Touring mills in
this section is much larger than in any other
part of the United States
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Gao. A. BENEDICT, sec'y.
Northern Lunnric Asylum.

The inquiry made yesterday by the Leadsr, has
brought out what we anticipated it would, and
what the public required, full and satisfactory
explanation of the course Of the Senator and
Representatives from Cuyahoga county touch
ing the Lunatic Asylum Appropriation. The
blame of the failure to make the necessary aP-
preparation is placed where it belongs, and wa
most cheerfnlly publish the statement of Messrs.
PIRsoNs and WArsoE
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WebeE leave 20 c1n tie tsntion Of our readers The
advertisement Of the Managers a the 3h Annual Far Of
the American Institute, which viii be found IN another
column.
The grand exhibition Of the products % our country i.
Agriculture, Cozamerce. Manufactures anil the Arts viii
be opened al the Crystal Palace the city Of New York
on Wed1s sday. the 18Th day Of September next.
The that has attended these Exhibitions for the
past - years asserting that the coning
Far viii be superior those thar have preceded IL.
Brooklyn D1ilE TineE. iullT:dlt
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spruce young paEkars offered to accompany Us
to the theatre Of Megalopolis, which is about
half mile to the north Of the town. As Fran
co.'s bad told them that spoke both ancient and
modern Greek, they piled me with questions
the whole way, and was sorely troubled to
keep up my reputation for scholarship. These
people were almost entirely of Slavonie bleod,
which is, no doubt, the predominaiing element
in Greece, Groups of villagers sat in the sun
happy Arcadians and skillfully explored
each others heads.
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to the pupils Of the great Academies and the
University. The number of manuscripts and
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is one Of the most considerable and valuable in
the world IT contains SOC, ,OOOPrinted volumes
and 1900 manuscripts. Its latest great ac-
QUESTION is the rich collection of the deceased
French ssvsn, Qus:remere.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-31
SPECIAL MOTTO ES.
A Revolution in Medical Science.


~ Or. Roback. the illustrious Swedish
physician, in substituting two remedies for
the entire Matera Medica of the Old School,
may be truly said to have revolutionized
ethe practice of Medicine. The tendency
of all improvement in this enlightened age
is to ceudense and simplify; and if, as
thousands testify, DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, are absolute
specifics for nine-tenths Of the ailments
to which humanity is subject, the world
has reason to rejoice over his discoveries
1t is indeed a blessing to be eble to dis
card the nauseous compounds with which
the regular practitioner and his ally, the
apothecary have SO long and persevering
ly dosed us, for two preparations appica-
ble to all cases and equally infalible
in internal and liz external disor-
ders. If credit is be given to respect
able testimony-if mutitudes of our fel-
! low-citizens have not conspired without
motive, to deceive the sick, and to
pefjure themselves, then are these Blood
Medicines derived from the juices of Scan.
dinayian Herbs, the most potent of all
known antidotcs for disease of the stom-
och the Liver, the Bowels aud the skin.
Their popularity in the West is bouud
5 less. See advertisement.
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Petition to Complete Contract.

TOHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah Jane
u Slack, Thomas Slack, Frederick Slack and
Adnairem Slack, heirs at law of Robert Slack,
deceased, will take notice that the undersigned,
on the 5th day of March, 1858, filed in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, petition
praying for leave as the administrators of Rob-
ert Slack, deceased, to make n deed of convey
ance to Job Stackhouse, for the following
premises, to wit: Four acres of land lying in
Washington township, in Monroe county, Ohio
bounded and described as follows: Commenc-
ing for the same at the south east corner Of
Nathan Gatchell's farm; from thence east on
the line between said Slack and William Wood
ford, to the run; thence up said run to the
line between said Slack and Nathan Gatchell;
thence south to the place of beginning; which
will be for hearing on the 3lst day of March,
1858, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. JOHN BEARDMORE,
CHARITY SLACK,
Adm'rs. of Robert Slack, decd.
By SINCLAIR, WIRE & sIScLAIR, their Attyr.
March 10, 1sss.-3w..
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eA A cotemporary says of the London
Times: "Eyery issue is accompanied with
double sheet supplement, filed exclusive
" with advertisements, in addition to the
: like matter inserted in the regular edi-
tion.s Its charges, moreover, are beyond
any rates known in this country. Its
weekly receipts from this source exceed
$25, 900. A single 6rm-that of Wind
ham & Co.-pays the times. for the adver-
s-tising of one article-"Circasian DIP
$l50,00O per annum, and $4,000 per
year for another article-the "Crcasian
Liquid. :"
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A young man at Marietta, Ohio, named
Howell, employed in a livery stable, last
week was intrusted with two checks on
the bank of Parkersburg, Va.,--on for
$l00 and the other for $4,000, aud in
structed to draw the money. He drove
down to the town, drew the money and
took to the woods, leaving his team at the
hotel, since which time he has not been
heard of. The injured parties have Of
fere6 $500 reward for his return. 1t Is
thought that he went East.
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us Jlqllowdy's Ointment and Pills. Chron-
; ic rheumatism that had defcd the phys
: icians for twenty yenrs. and distorted the
victim almost out of the shape OF humanity.
has been. repeatedly cured by tho Oin,-
> ment. 1t relieves the agony of the
patient almost Immediately, and its lax
alive effect upon the contracted sinews,
knotted muscles and enlarged joints of the
rheumatic cripple, is as wonderful as it is
delightful. lamentations of warm water
should be used to prepare the parts for
the appiiralioao of the Ointment, and the
Pills may be given occasionally with ad.
vantage. Bewlre of counterfeits See
I Caution at footof Hoiloway's advertise
inents
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FARM TOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers fer sale the fam -
which he now lives, lying on Rich Fork, u
Wayne township, miles south west OF Wes1ar
field, containing 81 acres, abeutr Is Of vAish
are cleared. There is on said farm large
Hewed-log Shingle-roofed Barn
and the frame Of new dwelling house, and The
work on the same under way. The iaaA ,
of excellent quality, much Of it linsstens LEAD,
and is well watsred. Nearly the whole trssb
is under fence. For terms apply to the sab
scriber on the prsmisss. ye
JAMES Il. MORRIS.
Feb. To- 1885,
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

William Bitnsr, DY virtue of a writ of ven-
VS.. I'D ditioni exponas to me
Jacob MidkiT. directed from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, en-
Saturday, the 24M day Of April 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4
o'clock, p. m, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county; to wit:
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter Of section ten, in township fve of range
seven; also the north east quarter of the north
east quarter Of same section, township and
range.
Attached as the property of Jacob Midkiff
and ordered to be sold to satisfy a judgment
in favor of William Bitner.
G. M. MORROW.
March "a, 1s5s-$s,3o. shern, N. C. O.
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SHERLFF,S SILx.

Peter Dillon and wife, DY virtue Of an eS-
VS.: ID der Of sale, IN par
William H. May ct al. tition, issued from the
court of common pleas of Aonrse seusty,
Ohio, and to me directed, will eEef fer sale q
public outcry, at the trent door of the court
house, in the town of Wosdsfeld, in said aspa-
ty, on Saturday, the R
9th day Of AprsI 1858,
between Tho hoars of 10'clsck, .. m, and &
o'clock, P. m, ef said day, the following des.
cribed real estate, to wit: ee1 81
Lots Nos. Thirteen (1a), Fourteen (l4), ana
Fifteen (l5), in the tswn Clarington, In saiA
county, with the Improvements thereon, md
appraised at 81 800. ss;a
Ordered to be sold in the ease of Peter D1l-
Ion and wife against Wn. Fl. May and sthsss..
Q. N. MORROW, sherif,
March 10, 1s5s--s3,lS NC. o.
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.SHERIFF.S SALE.

.SHERLFFS SALE.
Robert Booth, ct al RY virtue Of 3 writs
VS.. - OF execution to me
William D. Haverly. directed from the court
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public outcry, on the farm
of Wm. d. Havery, in Ohio township, in said
county, on
Tuesday, the goth day Of ApriI 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m, and
4 o'clock, p. m, of said day, the following per-
sonal property, to wit:
One red bullock, S spotted bullocks, l spot
ted bull, red COW, spotted cows, = red
steers, ii spotted steers, red heifers, spot
ted heifers, 2 black mares, l sorrel mare, l
brown mare, bay mare colt, l sorrel colt 40
head of sheep, Is hogs, wagon, and reapng
machine. If said property is not all sold on
the said goth day of April. the sale will be con-
tnued from day to day until all is sold.
Taken in execution and levied upon rs the
property of ssid VIM. d.. Haverly, at the sew
eral suits of Robert Booth, John Sloan, and
Francis R. MoHett against said Haverly and
Isaac Young.
C. NJ. MORROW,
March 81, 1858. Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of an order to me directed from the
ID Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, 1
will offer for sale, on the premises, at public
auction, on
Thursday, the 5M day of Apri, 1858,
the following described tract of land, to wit ::
The north west quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section three (3), township two (2), and
range four 4)-Terms-Cash.
JOHN P. MELOTT, Guardian.
March IL, 1858.