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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-09
Council Proceedangs.
COUNCIL RooA, !
Dec. 7, 1858. (
Council met.


Council met.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Bishop,
Haines, Patterson, Reynolds, Smith, Shelley
and Wyman.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The Wharf Master made his report Of 70.
ceipts for the month Of November, showing
the number Of arrivals to be S6--and the
amount Ct receipts $3.50 90.
Report accepted, and the Wharf Master al
owed SIS 80, his per centage.
The City Engineer, to whom was referred
the petition Of John McEvitt and others, ask
ing that l4th street be made passable from
Palaen to Ridge street, reported in favor OF
tho building OF two stone box culverts upon
said l4sh street. Report accepted and the
Engineer was directed to advertise for pro-
pesals for said culvcrts.
The Judiciary Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the memorial Of j. X Hornish, ask
ing the Council TO remit the special taxes
levied upon lots l, and 3, in block No. IS,
May 2lst, 1857 for building cuivert throug b
said block, made the following report:
The Judiciary Committee, to whom the
subject matter contained in the foregoing
communication has been referred, would re-
port that while they do not recognise or con-
code the illegAlsy or irregularisy OF the levy
OF the tax aforesaid, yet for the reasons and
considerations therein set forth, We repor,
and recommend the adoption Of the accom-
panying resolution, to-wit:
Resolved, That in consideration Of the
benefits resulting to the City from tho large
and valuable Hotel building upon lots l,
and 3, in block No. 65, in the City Of Keo-
kuk, a certain lien which the City holds up
on said lots, in pursuance Of = sale for spe
DIAL taxes, made July 23d, 1857, be and ths
same il hereby relinquished and donated to
the proprietor OF the same.
On motion the report and accompanying
resolution were adopted.
The Mayer stated TO the Council that the
Gas and Coke Co. had taken down the pub
lie lamps, whereupon the report Of the Com
mittee on Gas Lights, upon the memorial Of
the Gas Company, made 60 tne Uounoli nov.
9th, 1858, was taken from the table, and af-
ter debate, was adopted by tho following
vote, the yeas and nays being demanded:
Yeas-Alderman Bishop, Haines, Psttcr
son, Reynolds, Smith and Wyman.
Mays Alderman Shelley.
In accordance with the recommendation oil
the report aforesaid, 50 much Of the memo
rial of the Gas and Coke Company ~ refer
red to the damages sustained by il BY reason
OF the change Of grade Of 4th street at High
street, was referred TO the Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Alderman Patterson presented the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Gas and Coke Go. are
hereby respectfully requested TO inform THU
Council why they have failed to supply the
public lamps with light, as provided IN their
charter.
The following bills and estimates were a.
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STATE AID AT 0rTrKwA.- Ottumwa
Courier OF the I'd says that meeting was
lately called in that city to consider the sub
Jscs OF State aid to railroads, but the interest
vas so small that the meeting was not held.
1t says that the advocates Of the project in
that region are s'few and far between
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"a The Evening NeDs OF ST. Louis reioi-
ess In very large and sudden accession Of
advertising patronage from the principal
merchants OF st. Louis, and promises itself
an entire new dress for the first of January.
Prosperity attend il always, and may it con.
tinue full of life and Of news, a. now, till it
puts the "last syllable Of recorded timer in
typo
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u bloody ARRAY, resulting in the death
OF swo young men and the infection Of Sc
rious wound on the third, occurred at Balm
bridge, Kentucky, few days ago. The Diff
hcalty originated from some disparsging re-
mark made by one Of the young men against
the sister of another.
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eE-The Demoeracy are already heg;nn

Ga The Democracy are already beginning
to set up the old cry, that a Democrat must
be elected President in order to save the
Union. Whenever the spoils begin to slip
from the fingers of the Democracy, the Union
at once becomes deeply imperiled. For one,
We have too lively recollection OF the cam
vass Of 1856, TO participate in these patriot
ic fears. Then, Mr.. Buchanan was to be
elected to prevent the election Of Fremont,
to bring Kansas into the Union as a slave
State, and thus to save the Union. Buchan.
an Was elected, aud We should be glad to
know what the cause Of the South, or Of the
Union, has gained by the operation, and We
should like to know how much worse OF than
We are now, would We have been had Ere.
mont been elected instead Of Buchanan
The Democracy may save themselves the
trouble OF attempting to bolster up this
wind CALLED and spawned Administration, by
shouting Seward and Abolition. Such cries
now, instead of frightening whigs into the
support OF the Democracy, only set them to
rejecting on the fact that the party has
proved itself utterly incompetent to admin
lister the Government for the good Of the
People, and the security Of the rights OF
the South. Lynchburg Virginian.
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COOP fiKLp.-The Davis County Agricul-
tural Society bestowed their corn premium
upon crop which yielded 1870 bushels to the
acre.
YELLOW FEvEK.-The number OF deaths
caused BY the yellow fever at New Orleans
during the present season, commencing June
10Th and ending Nov. 2lst, was 1850.
O. The news from the California, the
Frazer River and the Pixies Peak gold mine,
are alike favorable.
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CoNJEPREzlTEs." - The Council Bluffs
Nonpariel says that the sect bearing this
singular name, Mt Preparation, Monona coun-
ty, 10 an offshoot Of the Mormons, and that il
IL in declining state.
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Bu}yINESs NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the dairy Carr CIrY, and
WEEKLY vALLRr Vine, must be accompanied BY
the cash in sll cases.
Daily sabseri beers pay the carrier IL they pre-
Ter, once In two weeks. The carrier in advised to
require payment in advance, In ell eases.
No job Work delivered until paid for
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We hav.
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win b
made quarterly.
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WlN.rEpR saMnn,


nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM n
~ WE'LL hlisd with all kinds Of goods in his lire
for the season.
overahoes, Ia quality, price nd extent Of variety
sold.
Slipper Toilet, Dancing and Common. for
Ladies', dentlcmsn, Mines, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
With guD ~ lsetbsr soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
hand and made TO order. ALL CUSTOM Work
WARRANTED.
In addition 70 the Boot ann Shoe busins,s D~ka
u Agsnt for two oi tho bet Sewing Nsehinss ex-
tsnt-wseds Patent and J. n Singer D Co. 's-of
which hs keeps speoinsns constantly on Aand.-
SINGER Family sewing Machines are nov sold for
ing Machines, viii and this just the plAoe 70 ret
them. Remember itis no trouble 10 show Foods
or Machines q the "BIG BOOT" Store, No. 0S
Aain-st, keokuk, Iowa.
n0vl0d
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TN \ son Of Mr.. Edmund Bartlett. az
Ne.pnryport Mnss., aged wears. or Tia
18TH inst, Eel with needle in bi. hand
The needle entered the knee joint and broke
Oh, occasioning commissions, from which ho
died on the ed.
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R1Capt. Maury is lecturing in st. Louis
on the Atlantic Telegraph and tho depths and
wonders Of the ocean. There 10 probably no
NAN in the world more competent to handle
these topics than Capt. Maury.
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eTThs Legislature Of Florid. ...,mhl.,

q The Legislature Of Florida assemble cd
on the 22d ultimo. The message Of the Gov
ernor takes ground against the re opening Of
the slave trade, and in favor Of the removal
OF that remnant Of Seminoles whose exploits
have cost the country so much money al
ready.
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ETMr. David Smith, Of the well known
Liverpool firm Of Wilmer & Smith has just
did ia Londoa. He was q member OF the
Arn 10 yssrs.
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There was a large and turbulent mee,;rr
at Hidebrand Hall last night, called u ratl.
~ the anti Tammany nomination for Conn.
troller, Governor Of the Aims House. ~
~ which Fernando Wood and Mike Walsh
were the prominent speakers DIR. CLa!sey
was appointed Chairman, but the organiua.
tion proceeded no further.
A party Of Pnrser men (Tammanyl under
the command Of Pat Mathews, took posses.
ston Of the platform, elected Mr.. 4. j. McMa
hen from the table on which be enteayorea
to speak, sent the table after him, and Mr..
Chadsey and his friends after both.
They then organized the meeting BY ap
pointing Mr.. Quinn ~ Chairman, and An
dy 6hsahsn, Scc'y, pronouncing il Purses
and Lynch meeting, and adjourned.
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COAL.

THE undersigned will aeli superior article Of
L Coal, In lar4eor small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made arrangements for large
trade during the Pail and Winter, will contract
to deliver Coal through town, and 1T Warsaw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
WIN. L. WOOD, Proprietor.
apply 81 my Office on Sd street, ut the once
Of Stryker 4 Wood, Keokuk.
Sept. 80 dam
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The yirgin,a state Convention.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. q.

FKTEKSNCkd, va, Dec. 3.
Speeches are the order of the Convention.
90 far. o. Jennings Wise is now speaking
(evening SESSION. in favor OF Letcher for Gov
ernor. AZ soon as he concludes, the ballot
ing viii commence.
LATKk.
December 4.-The Convention got through
with the first ballot at O'Clock in the morn
ing. The interest manifested was intense.
the crowd remaining until the close. The
candidates presented were Messrs. Letcher.
Hopkins, Edmunson, Smith, Of Greenbriar =.
Brockenbough and John Randolph Tucker.
Letcher was nominated by about lbs votes
over all others.
The Convention adjourned till IL O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. Letcher's friends are ia
scstAcles.
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south Carolina Legisiature.

- J.. NVANNHNs, y. O., DEC. q.
MIR. w. ID. Porter, of Charleston. was to-
day elected President Of the Senate in nlace
Of Mr.. Chestnut, resigned.
Resolutions were yesterday introduced in
the House, instrueting the Representative Of
South Carolina in Congress to use all efforts
TO secure the repeal Of all measures OF The
General Government restrictive on the slave
trade, The same being in deroga.ion Of the
rights OF the South. They were ordered for
consideration to-day.
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n. r.. LOVE 4 CO.,
Successors to Dsming 4 Lovely
BANKERS.

NSsss~S. - ASy@ln8 = AOvOsJ
BANKERS,
On
particular attention to collections and 70.
~ mitPromptly on the day Of payment.
RnSRRnNCRs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
cs.xsi : Co., .s.:..s..rss
3. W. Clark 3 Co., -
Citisens' Bank, baltimore.
Bank of ftttsbussh, Pittsbarsh.
Jno. D. 6cully Cashier, DO
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Baak 81 Ohio, zaassville.
Comnsrsisi BAnk ,Cincinnati.
6tAts 6Aviags Inatitution. 81. Lon,s.
Geo. Smith D Co., Chicago,
Norsa:ra Bank Of kentucky, Lsxing ton.
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0ancFOttss HIsaoFy.
NEW VOLUME. The American Reyolution.--
~ The History Of the United States. Vol Wi
being vol. /. Of the American Revolution by q co.
Bancroft syo. Uniform with the previous vol
MINES.
Also, lust Published, Hillisrd on Vendors. The
Law Of vsndors ahd Purchasers Of keai Property.
Aortgages," 10. Two vols In one svo. 60.
For sale by OGDEN, BkOWNELL CO.,
mny2ld 81 Main at.
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from the lows CT tixen.l


Iowa EiccfIon..-Ofricia
The State Board Of Commissioners com
pleted their labors to-day. La order 70 place
the result of the canvass before the people
of the State as early ~ possible, Ne issue
and send to our exchanges, the footings Of
the several tables:
cosoRRss--TIRsr DISTRICT.
curtis:.... ......as ,s2s Trimble...... IA ,72s
ouas msJ"r,ty........ .........-......60o
SECOND DISTRICT.
Vandeyer........, ...25,s03 LefBngwell .. ~ 764
wanderers msjority,.......... ,T3g
sEcKErARY OF sTArE.
Sells. .......49,lSs Douglas..... al, ss7
sehs malority....... ..".-s,5As
AUDITOR OF STATE.
Catteil. ......4s,7e7 Parvn........... 4e,os3
eatseh = josity..."...-..-....2,Ti4
TREASURE OF STATE.
Jones, ..........,.. 1886 Lorah..........457 3b
Jones maJority.-..-" lel
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Rice. ,sl4 Eiwood........A5727
Eices naJSrit!................ S,os7
REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE.
Miller ia ,253 Reid $50
Miller majority $3.50, ....,.."3,TH
CON. DIS MONIES RIVER iNPRovKMEsr.
DrAke....-......ss l75 ,444
Drake majority ............. ...,....7 73t
LIST judicial District
Judge--F. Springer's majority. - SIS
Diet. Att'y--J Tracy maj ,............... 7s9
M. b. of Edo. Mason's mai lac
Judge. S. Townsnd's maj ........32s
Dist. tty-Amos Harris mai ........... 5h6
M. d. Of Ed.--T b. Perry's maj ........I ,2l2
Sd Judicial District
Judge--E. Ii. Sears maj ls5
Dist. Ati'y--R. b. PARROTS maj ............s37
M. II. OF Ed.--a. =. kimban's nisj |, 1870
4th Judicial District
| Iudge-A.W hubbard's msj.., ...... ...io4
Dist. Att 70 @. Howe's maj ..........34i
M. y. of Ed Il Brainard's maj ...... 46
9th Judicial District
Jaige--J. III Gray's maj .....................22S
Dist. Att'y--P. Cad Bryan's maj ..-,...... s.
NJ. b. of Ed.-Dan. Mills maj ...........46S
9th Judicial District
Judge-Wm. NJ. stones ms. ......... 1861
Dist. Atty ID. ID. Wooden maj .......l, 235
NJ b. of Ed.--s- X. Cooper 3 ma .........1, I36
7th Judicial District
Judge John + billions m aj..-.......l ia
Dist. Att'y--H. 0'Conner's maj ......., $40
NJ b. Of kd.--T. III. Cauiield's msj ........4s3
9Th judicial Dstret-
Judge--W. Il. Miiler's maj -. ..,..... 62l
Dist. Att'y--I. L. Aliens maj ...........66i
NJ. -. II Ed. Nj. Connolly Is maj =. ...s22
9th Judicial District
Judge-T 5. Wilson's m aj..........l,e5 1855 |
Dist. Att'y--W. i. Bankers ma. .....I ,2al |
NJ b. Of I'D 20. IL. r. koxell's maj 81, 2a0
10 til Judicial District
JUDGE. III. Williams maj asa |
Dist. Au'y-Mile Mo6latbery's msi "a. 2e4 |
u. Of Ed.--A b. +, Hildreth's msj ..l59S
18th Judicial District
Judge-John Porter's maj ....-.. .......... POS |
Dist. Att'y--W p. Hepburn I maj ... 400 |
NJ. d. of Ed.--I.J. Mitshel's mai ........ $50
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Council adjourned to Dee. Ia, 1858, at
O'Clock p. NJ. b. S. MERRIAM,
Clerk.
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~ WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
Letters from the Navy Department from
the commander Of the frigate Wabash at Bel
rut, state that no efforts have been made BY
the authorities there to bring to trial the au-
thors OF the outrage on the American family
ut Jaffa. The commander had informed the
Pasha that he should insist upon their imme-
date trial, notwithstanding the wish had
been expressed to postpone until oil the mis-
creants had been captured. The Pasha
evinced disposition to do Justice.
Chief Justice Eckles, Of Utah, is in Wash
ington for the purpose Of comforting with the
Administration relative to the affais of that
Territory. Ii is understood that he will
earnestly protest agains. the proposed open.
ing OF the public lands there for sale, ex
cepting under such restrictions as shall pre-
vent their monopoly b. the Mormon Church.
The Z. 5. Treasury statement for the week,
ending Monday last, shows the receipts to be
$507 900; drafts paid 1852, 900; and draft,
issued nearly the same amount; leaving q
balance in the Treasury Of nearl, $6, 0O0, 200
"a reduction % soc, 900 from last year.
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IN In Shelby county, Ala, there 10 a
large IRON mountain, owned by Mr. Ii. Ware,
Which has been excasated in many places
anu found to be composed almost entirely OF
IRON ore OF the best quality. The mountain
II surrounded by vel! timbered country
aud there 10 abundance Of water.
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.OYsIERsi

FAIR TRIAL.
tho famous Oyster upper on the IA in.t
given BY the Ladies Of the First Baptist Church.
and y was unanimously decided that the FAIR,
HAVEN OYSTER 10 ne Oyter
r. S.--Ths abovs brand OF Oystcr Il receiv.d
fresh from tho Uystsr bed. daily, and for sal :;
the smallsum OF 90 cents Der Can. BIZ
W. H.AU6TTN AGO.,
nov1ed No. ll8 Iain-st
- 4. SALT for sale Low 81
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0,o.RnrtmnvaAln

Co.PartneYsAtp.
< The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner.
ship uuder the name and st yle Of Hainss Brother
and purchased the entire interest Of II. 8. RArraY
will continus the businsss Of maaufsetsrins Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-rubing, &c., 81
the old stand, corner Of Bluk 6tsssts near the
Ksokuk n. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Ksokuk sept. -. ~. p. Q. HAINEE.
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KEHK UE Ersra A s4ss NE MINA1l.
VIyHIs Institution will commence its seoond ses.
sian ON Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
Of DR.. sanfard's bhlding, corner u Fifth and
Concert streets.
Tbs Board Of Trustees IL this Seminary elected
from various reli iouB denominations and repro.
sem ting large part oi the Christian community,
dssirs by the united and operative efforts Of the
friends Ut education to establish gradually such
IN institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal Of the institution 10 Rev. @. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board. applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will bs IS and 4s ia the
ordinary English studies, with smAll additions
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German, Ae., extra charges will be made.
Itis desirable that persons designing TO become
pupils be present punctuAily on the 6rst Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
Presidentof the Board Of Trustees.
HRSRY SrRoxo, Sec,y.
Ksokuk, Nov. 8, lS5S-d
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CsHks. sonA BRuc
McCYaFy 4 Bruce,
A TTORNE AT LAW.

$500. SonA BhuCA
McCYaYy 4 Bruce,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
hnunun ........,l0WA.
I 1ffACE ON Third Street between Main and
0Johnson, over tho state Bank.
Prompt sttsation given to collecting asdsS-
curing claims and convey Aneing.
Titles TO realestste examine "a and NotsYi a bus-
iness transacted. fnov3odAw
keskaA 0raneh % aho NV1Ie a0aE
~ 4OWa.
vvSHIS Bank 10 now open for the transactiou Of 4
1 General Banking, Exchange and Collection
businoss.
Collections will receive prompt stt@ntion, and
rsmittances viii be made for those payable in this
city, the dAy Of p ymsut Ct the lovses eurrent
exchange.
Smith Hamili, 6AmI r. Miller,
John q. Floyd, J. W. Cleehorn.
30. kansay. J. n. Billines,
C-darosr. y. =. Moody, J. n. Shelley.
6AA'LE. Muller, President.
j. W. McMiLLaH, Cashier.
keokuk, Nov. 8, '6S-d3m
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TMa DEs NOUNS VALLEY NRie 10 published
every Monday At this Office, is one ofthe oldest
papers In lows, and has a widely extended circu-
lation throug hoat the Des Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Diss0lusIon.
ylsHE Co-PArtuership heretofore existiLg be-
= tween the subscribers, under the name and
urn Of faTrar . Hainss, IL this day dissolved b.
mutual consent. Robert j y Q. Hsipes will Con-
tinse In the business, and sign the name VI the
arm n liquidation. They will also settle All 40
eoants Of the late Krm, and al debts due IL must
b. paid them. Ii. 8. FAKKAR,
ROBERT HAlNES.
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A roe,in Tisht place.

The Rev. John Pierpont, who must now be
over thre, score and ten, was engaged to de-
liver poem, and the Rev. John p. Hale to
lecture before the Mechanic Apprentices As
ISOLATION in Boston, on Monday evening, Of
las. week (: but when Mr.. pierpont was intro.
duced, be told bis audience that in his hurry
in leaving home, lie had LEFT his poem behind
him, and bad nothing to offer but an apology.
1t was not good for much, he said but was
the best he bad, and in his uncomf ortable
position he asked the sympathy Of thu audi
ence. He promised, If the Association we're
ever placed in similar situation, he would
come from New York to repeat his poem for
lass what il was worth nothing. His re-
marks called forth hearty laughter and ap-
planse, and Mr.. Hale, on being introduced,
and received with loud applause, said that
when he heard the excuse Of his venerable
friend, aud With what sclaf it Was received,
be had almost wished that be had left his
manuscript at home llaughterl; but be was
not 30 fortunate he had it here, and they
would have to hear il. lie then proceeded
to deliver his lecture, which, according to re-
ports 10 the Boston papers, was excellent
and eminentiy practical.-IDover IN. H.
Enquirer.
GtF- bill has passed the House OF Rep
resentatlyes Of Georgia, by vote of SIS TO
o., prohibiting the intermarriage Of brst
/ cousins, unaera severe penalty, md cutting
OF the inheritance Of issue. The preamble
! to tie bid asserts that many deforma atoms or
( mind and body are Of congenial origin, from
the practice OF near Kindred ntermarryinp
With each other.
hall l.
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GLYGEMBNE.
On LBS Prices genuine 3lycerine for sale by
| ~ BARTLETT, KAYE 4 co.
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~. y MtHfSS WUTK OH NHIIrUuu bsroct
and the extension Of Sd street, 294 90
The City Engineer and the City Marshal
reported the apportionment Of certain lots
for the expenses Of removing nuisauces ex-
listing thereon; whereupon tho following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That special tax as indicated
below, be assessed and levied upon the lots
hereinafter described, it being the special
tax upon said lots for removing nuisances
existing thereon, rs indicated in the Report
Of the City Engineer and City Marshal,
dated Dec Eth 1883
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e,lxANRs.ssRGEr

Gk n NbEttAlESs
n bbLS. recsia tais lnvrning a.s i.s a~ie y,
In nov23d KELLOGG : BIRGE.
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PAY ADiR TAXES
d Sn0 KE0kUk SCRIP for sale. Inquire OF
WOUO s. POLLOCK CO.,
dec4dyt Sd st., between Main and Johnson.
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JNO. M. GRIFFITH.
! u n e A 6 . n c y

boarding WAntcA,
ES0R self, wife, son ID daughter. Two or three
rooms required, either with or without furni-
ture. Address throag The fostofhce or call ~ the
office OF j. Il Curtis, ON sth street ear Main.
dec4d3t II. BUCKINGHAM.
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Poor Pugh F.!

g. The ambitious young Ohio Senator who
talked one side and voted the other of Le-
compton, sold himself very cheap. Even
Buchanan doubts him. The Washington
correspondent of the Chicago TSi6uee tells
the public how: i: 'ta 4t:a@3 a>.z zs.-2 p:
u When Pugh found that he could not de-
feat the nomination of johnson for Mar
shall Of Northern Ohio, he sent a messen-
gerto Buchanan to warn him that he should
oppose his nominations and other measures
in the Senate. On this occasion our ven-
erable and beloved President is reported
to have sworn in the second degree. tThe
HI he will" said the venerable beloved
ego and tell him I am very glad of it, and
that he has never given me one-tenth the
support that John p. Hale has. He gave
me half vote on the Lecompton question
when could have done without it,