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CUMMINGS 4 BE006,
Architects,

s u p E X IN EN- d = " rs.
IAyRtsken an ohcs In keddington's Block
i corner of. Johnson and Third strssts, in Room
No. ~ and story, Ast door 10 the left at the kead
Of the nais entanes stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public 20 call. They are pre-
pared " farnish designs and detail drawings fol-
buildings Of All kinds. publio asd private. and
superintend the srectien Of the sans. They bop,
TO do basinsss In such manner as viii please thsi
patrons And do credit to themselves.
Refer, BY permission, t.
3. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
dwssd KAibeurns, James Hstss,
Geo. G. Andsrsen, Il, p. Crssl,
VIC. Strip, D. Keddingtoa,
VIM. ksightcn, ]. n. Billings,
m. Hiatt. J.B. paul
decl3dly
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TERMS or ADVERTISING

Busiassscard .net exceeding sig Hnss IN sids
SIS, sthsrviss Gle.
Hstis.s Of a.sti.ss charitable sosisti.s ,lrs
sonpaniss, ,Ac., half price.
Displayed sdvsrtissnsnts half nors thantha
abevs rsfea.
Adssrtissmsntsl ssded danA p laced u.ds rtk. h..l
f"spscisl notices" :" AessisfAs sylfaavr rate
8psuia inott ttsssi = The loes eolsns 80 eest al
Iins.
Advsrtissn n si nsil . xsl,s,ve,y.
in the Daily, aftsS the arst two vssks 50 psresns.
more than the above rates.
Advsrtissmsnts mol sassou pssisd with directions
Will bs sssrtsdt llfssbid ,snd charged 10 saessrS
ingly.
liAysasss. syftss~sss sssssiss ssssSsa sSsssss
Thts rsls win not b varied fron.
when tAs sdvsrtissr usss the weekly aisas .sAs
pries will es the ssns - In tie Daily. WHARF Tie
Daily aad Weekly are betA assd - psr cent vi II
b deducted frou the aggregate amount.
Under ths prsssnt systsn, the advertiser pays %
much for the spses hs cssupiss, ths changes bsins
easrssabis fer ssnpositios only. This piss 10 nov
tsasssily edspes1. Osreharesforshaness viIlbs
lScsnss pr square.
S-la ell easss who're advsrtissnsuts are dis.
tontinusd bsfsss the expifston Of the year or the
sims cestrsstsd for, they will Be charged up as
ear rseuisYratssfor the tine aetuailyfn
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0LAlM = McINTYHE,
nM6 6Avkn kAvm

nFFICK ON Third Street, bet. Mainsu>
~ and johnson, Aext 70 ficklcn = Lu-
cas- Bank, carry on the business OF Undertaking
in all Its branches. They havsrsesntly made sx-
1tsnsive additions TO their stock, and perfe tca
their sYranEcmcnts In every department.
PATkNT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Impervious to sir and indsstsaetbie, highly srna-
msnted dinvsluablsfo for the preservation Of the
dead, - we'll ~ collins Of every style and finish
Furnished to order.
nsassss and Carria sesf urn ished, an the entire
arrsAgsaents Of the fansra 10 tssnded to whsp re-
euirsd.
Eeokuk, Lows, Nov. IL l0Sf.AIy
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"ILL keep constantly on hand all kinds e
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Ksotuk
and surrounding conntry, such ~
FLOORING, Dressed and kough.
SIDING, 4 inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
fKNCIN4, do do
EARLUMBER, thick, thin, vide and marrow.
FIRST SRCOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
end thin, wide and marrow.
6HEET1EG, 10, DO.
SHINGLES, No. and common.
ALLEaHAx -, dry, large ssaasaanl
POR1A&1 -1H, Of every Assaein11
Do NTLING, DO ca
lltS vhisA x asil On The most rsaI,
1kuk, FEB. ft,sSS-a&1
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KEOKUK. IOWA. FRIDAYvHFRIL e3 1883
PENrsKLvANIA CENTnALw wAll.
kOAD.


kER TRAINS DAILY FRO n
Ptstsbargh So PhiiaAelphla.
Trains leave Pittsburgh a. folIows Mail = ..
nj Fast Line ?. m; Express Nail o,4O .. m.
The R,Prsss Mail Run. Daily, the other two
sundays excepted. Making Direct Goa
nsetions with ell trains from
st: Loaii, Mo-; Dubuque. Ksokuk snd lows City,
lowAi Cairo, Rock Island and CAicaso, H.;
Lexington and Louisville, KY, Terrs
iiaute, indianapolis and Lafayette.
Ind; Cincisrati, Columbus, Dey.
ton, Toledo 4 Aeveland,
ZancsyiiI& I&2 Crest
line, MAssi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, kenAAs, Nebxssks, Ainnesots, and
~naa ~ ~ ors.s Ms s.u,.
Fen4 can ygly npon
-. -. S1peditious Hl11, RI
f1z1 = RR4LT q 4 sofk.
.g. ,sssssS THO8s IRE, X1s.t
! - ~ Of Penn 4, fS'sss,pA'.
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Keokuk Marble Works,
NO. o.l.KSTABILsHED 1850,
ThlvA street, Bet. ~ ain 4 n onaeau,
JNO. BAWDEN 4 BRO,
MANUrA rAcTURERs OF
GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS, BURIAL
VAULTS, kantiss, Table and Pier Tops, and
every description OF Plain and Ornanental
work In Forsign and Domestic Marble.
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kookuk Book-BindeTy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUPACTOKY
RLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattsn. Court Rccorda, Justices Dock ksts, As
sssscss Book, Peii Books, AS., Ac., furnished at
short noties.
Old Books, Magazines, Nssic, &c., bound or re-
bound in any style dssirsd.
~Ay Biudsry viii be found ON Sssond-st.,
next door TO the AthenHum, sign OF the "Big
Book" ISAAC N. PIERCE.
SEP IL 'k7-d
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X a 1 l. n o. ID


f0csj4SSsS lNcve0Qo9 aNd Fare Ksdueo4l
CH NGE OF TIM Es
I'm and after Tuesday, October 18th, two lal1y
~ trains, each way, (osnds exec pt ed,l Wflieu1
e ta11ows:
~ 1fain 3 i. ii
IT Train leaves BENT0NsPoRT att A.
~ Train 4s45 -
tsssen gers for Sioux City. Csenefl Bluffs, ubFi
intermediate points, wiz take the 3;le :. ii tfain
connecting at bentonsport with stseoo 1uea3l poin
in Middle and Western Iowa.
By this arrangement res esidente n1eng tn H. y
the road will be enabled to spend TIv1 U0U3E
IN kk0kuk and return same sgsninR.
xa- Once in kilbournc's Rloek.
S. DWIGHT EATON.
Engineer and Superintendent.
San l. A. BLAcK, @
ASS sup and q Gencral Passenger As't. Y
Ticket Office Al Railroad Depot.
keok uk Oct TO- '5y-asw
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To THE EADIEa.

TO THE LADIES.
M Rs. \. TALLON, having just returned from
1Sx thn East, 10 Now sGsribg 70 The Ladies' Ans
stock Of New Spring 0oods, inclsding Bonnsts,
kibbsns, Flowers, and svcrything In that lins.-
Her shop 10 Semoyedt to
No. 81 MAln.St.,
Whore she win be pleased - see hev rurc.o-.
customers. ~ FowIef's Models for sale.
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h 4. LOVE q Co.,
Successors TO Demins Lowell
BANKERS,
yIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ nit promptly on the day Of payment.
RE1.REScKs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Dfsxei Co., Philadeiphia.
X. ", Clark 4 Co., /"
Citisens' Bank. Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno:D. ScuIly, Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeiing.
Branch State Bank OF Ohio, Zanesvillc.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati. a.
4tsts Savings Institution, st. Louis.
0so, Saith . Co., Chicago, &
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, LexinKtOu.
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EElSER,H
JEWELHY STORE.

rVxrYsY nv Cr0Dr
JEW 1ANx 0AONG.
.WyMn nu .. 80, pe'sses s.I III s
,s.nss, ,;.i,, ali ~ .,,cnt;o, Or. n
s,i.nas .nd ~. nuh,ir ~sn.,alix to nv NJ
nswand nnessockofwatcnesJs Jswciry ,sA4le xnnd
plated ware, fancy goods, Ae. eSS
watches. Sa.
flns gold duplex magic, Psten tS9soetachsd
lever wstchssisliver patent and detached lsssrs,
AndL Of all kinds INEQUALITIES. &M
Jcwciry.
Ladies plain gold Mosaic, came ndenamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children .
goid and jet bracelets, ladiss a pts gold
chains, pencils and pent, gold and I'd Anger
rings, gold aad silver thlmbles, gsao kold bssase
pins, ,studs, collar Andsleevs buttons, gold, silver
steel snd patent psctacles pocket, table aid dsss
sert catiery, ana scissors. -
silver ware. ssS3 3<2 y
In whiehline intend not to besur pa ss = any
store west or north Of st. Lous, vix: sivv4ta BILE
dessert and ten spoons and forks sugar cream mus
tard and butter snd fruit nives, ianna
. drla Id ma / ~, a. La
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Look ont for the Engine
vINHE undersgnsd having purchased the stesk I
FURNITURE
and Goods Of Sanders Dunbar in the city of KsC
kuk, will oder tho Same at
VERY REDUCED RATES,
And will make II an object TO purchasers,
FOR CASH, CITY SCRIP, OR GOOD
SHORT PAPER.
Call soon at the old stand,
NO. iAO MAIN-sT., BET. SIH AND 9Th. n
- "a
Notice ia thus given ri lsbtsd to the 1rn
Of Sanders Dunbar q f4ha notes sHd 80
counts have been tfansfeS4O - me, and mps ~
settled BY payment Or approved security othssWise
they will b. placed In tho hands sf an ofResP fse
collection, without respect to persons.
III. W. SAMPLE.
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seHht s.c0nftt. hAn'Ls. cuRYn
CU2TIs ~ OTHEns,
c,rs,1rvSyovs o1A Land Agen Is,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY IOWA
nEHRR 70
W.! MsAlpins, C. =. New York.
K.H. Tracy, I"
Adams Bsekinehau,
Hen. Chas. Mason, washingten City.
Hon.J. h. Gordon, North CaroIina.
Hon. J. 5. Orr. South Oaroliaa.
lea. r. q. Wright, New Orleans.
S.V. Papin Brother, st. Louis.
SoarrittA Mason,
Capt. ]. n. Pritchard, "
tn Sharp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
II. B. .Csstis. Mt. Vernon, ohio
Non. san'i X. Curtis, Keskuk, Iowa.
ChAs. Parsons L Co.,
Hstsh ! Thom pson,
Clarke Guthrie starges, BuGAio,N
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP

Ger. Dank 4 lsh sss., ,.......Kaoku uk
y. r. BEATTY Co.,
hANUFACTUKEks Of steam Engine and M
ae1Ainery Of every descrip ption, Saw and Grist
1lnshinsry, Hoase Fronts, Window Caps ana
Ge|1 A1leoniesA and Verandahs. A general assorts
r4kA4 neeetngs slwaysoD hand. Ordsrnolisito1
~ x1oyv AttsDdedto.
Sl 10 April 9, SID
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1853,
\ AL 4 GA D

\ AL r oA D
TnnuR RACKETs
MAKE SURE con s1pxs AToUIHCY AND
BURLI NOTION TRAINS on
THU Dad.
~Pa.senssrs for the North connect At Man
d0sa with Illinois Centr al Rsilroad and reach ~.
lena or Dubuque in ~ hours from ksokak
CLOSE AND CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
Asds in Chicago With EASTERN TRAINs.
or shas any other, ana - neh cAea -
Ito all points In wisconsin. Michieea, Central ~
diana and Ohio, Pennsy .yAnia, - xGIhs the MSW
England States and CanAdss.
40-BAgsage Checked Throu9A - nuspspsiee
Bridge or Buffalo, and checks exchaACo1 - ~
cars for points further East
PASSENGERS CAN PRoopnn
Through T1ck0tN,
Frsn Keskuk to all points in the East, North
and South EAsts At the
RAILROAD 1fCKIx 0119o1.
Main-Ss., betwssn FSea 1nd abcond,
KEOKuk, IOWA
RAILROAD TIGHTS
Good for an unlimitsd length Of sims /; allswfne
kass0uHVIs tSebuF - au1 PV80L -
sumo their journey as letsuss.
Steamboat Tickets good until Gloss = uasieatisn.
a-0nsce open at all hours.
J.R. TKWK9uU8x,
Foreign Ticket Agent &C. Be q. j. Line.
apsl0-dAw
sEw ArD IMP O1TAHT 10UTE
E
Fer Passengers gstng - 000oaBs
WesseRn GoWa, Northern l1s Is
sO0v1. Nobva sks e Kamoao, &c.
rISHE WRsTEitN STALE C0MRANY'6 fOUn
1 Hosss PosT COACHES leave DsntonspoRt daily
lsunday's excepted) the arrival Of - oosp
from keokuk, for ksosauqua, Bloou4sld AID O..
tsevilie; and on alternate days from Cen1xill lor
Corydos, Decatur, NJ. Ayr, Leon, Bed11e4 0Insin.
de- asd sidney.
ED-Thc Coaches and lacks Of the Company are
the best, the drivers careful and obi ging, and ~
pans will be spared to convoy travellers over this
route with comfort and expedition.
Na- -Procars Tickets al the Railroad Depot. ~
fore taking scsts in the Cars, or Of
w. B. POTTER,
Wcktern 8eaeo Aa101.
spr1d1m Beo1016pu14, IN j. n
00k mn Fl. N q m n 4 m = r r. - ~
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LIN ri her.

vTHR Subscriber would inform The eonsumers Of
i Lpmhsf, anl ths pablis osnssAlly, thAt tha1
usually made ~ Saw Mil, iaslsdins Laah, !,
Fioorisg, Joist, Shssting and Siding, Of any length
that nay - desired. q
Cali q ths New Saw Mill, On the river, near
whites Pork House. PAUL HUMkS.
NIB. 6esvs Wsvd for sale u 81 80 pss sssd.
ssp33du
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NOTHCE.
IA R6SR6. PLUAAEk co. having made sueh
4v1AFraugements ~ will enable them to continus
their business - usual, deem II proper TO say
thsy are entitled to the confidence Of tho public
generally. WIN. BROWNELL.
Ksokuk, March :. 1s5s-d
Snn SKIS. q. A. SALT for sale b
OVV jyS9 WM II. AuoTIN co.
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DENTAL Sun q = ny. !.
nH. II. a. BARRIER vouldvssnncf

nk. 81. BARBER vouldrespsct- -
~ fully inform hifpatrons and the
pselic generally, that he hssntted np(
handsoas suite Of rooms, spsrine 1IXy
neither aims orsx psnse 10 ket ne lseant and
sen3ertable in tbs brick bsilding kast side offs.
between Main and JoAnson streets. Thsnkfs fer
past favors. he solieitss eontinuanc Of the same
- Ailopevations warranted. [apr2 AL I'd
y. =. - q. r..
RANNEk Lodge No. Is, I. o. ofG. T., ussts -
- every Friday Evening, At Tempsrsnee
Hall, on Main strest, atTy o'cioci. All
ns.hsrs OF the order In good standing { are
invited 70 attend
ny3e-Aly
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!. c. AsDkhs0H. ALKxAHDsR "a RcLAr
ESTABLISHED IN isA8.l

IEsTABLIsHED IN isAs.]
BANNING HOUSE OF
. n - q Y e. a n ID 4 r o n 4 G o i.
I HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner in The
i Bsnking Business, Alexander Barclay, (wbo has
bssn my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, win be conducted under the Hrm
and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being oss OF the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the oidsst) In lows, the new frm solicits contiu-
nanos Of forms- patronage 70 libsrany extended to
the senior partnsr.
They viii make ecllections and remit, less Re-
change, on the d., " payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ss forunssiy by senior part
nsf wis
nEvBKKHcks:
Psfk Bank, N. X.
Winslsw, Lanier 1 Co., Bank ers,N.Y.
Edward VI. Clark Co, ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
ClApp, Fuller / Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 1 0sipckc, Chicago.
Mechanics Baak, Pittsburgh.
FArnsrs Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kahm, Bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton !" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt 4 Co., /" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
keokuk, Jan. I, IS. GRO. C. ANDERSON.
jan5d
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DY = = An y . G = y q q
On Fourth Street, between Johnson and Rxchsnse
kEoKUK, IOWA.
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No. ~. ]
loWA Law nOOx.'

=. 49, = = ~ q
sIsAKE pisa. euasiag - - tANyG
Il Justices " ~, and 6n11oeW 0s6
Iowa, thas inas1i10 1Rtsv ths next sssateu
the Iowa Legislature ehsy wfllisus ADsw
EnlarUeG = Greatly Hnprovea BAS1
slen ~ the Code 81 1ewa. n
twill contain The Csds, all the general Y
passed sinse the Code, - also those Of The -
sossion Of the Iowa Lsgislature, ths Nsw c.
ticn, and Ali the acts of MICHIGAN WILSON
and IOWA Affecting Land Titles.
kAfcrsnccs 70 all the dceisions Of The SUI
COURT OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN anl yo
touchiag any Of the laws Of this state, q a1ep
the matter Of practice to those decisions q nm.
YORK and other States which may b. Of vaius
der oar systen.
The work will Be prepared by CHARLES
DARWIN, OF BURLINGT TON, IOWA, and
be furnished TO the Bar ct the low price ef ~
dollars per copy. II will contain about ~ EupGS
Royal Pages. Printed and bound In the best style
OF the art-the index will be complete and copious
and We shall copy the main featsres Of the OHIO
STATUTES - regards Marginal Notes, Ac., max
ing the work one Of great value TO the profession
and business men Of the state.
Our plan has already received the approval Of
JUDGE STOCKTON and other eminent Jaris&i.
Persons Wishing copies Of the work will please ss1
their Amcs to US ~ once.
J. l.. coRsE 1 SON, Bookseller,
oct9dAwu Barlingten, Iowa. ]
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lE0e kmsriean u md Plaia
Doeskfn, - aN slvet, Caskmsrs, valsnsia,
and freG ~ Cas-. 0ssnsdine and eth
Or Pro ilka and Satins for Vests; together
with iful assortment Of the finest and most
lAuraht hnings, which will be made into gar
nsnts Of The latest and most approved styles and
|Ansst workmanship.
0entiemen in want Of easy Atting and Rsntsel
|eASnann are invited TO call.
3A 8ss r-PsrticuIar attention paid to cutting gar
Rothsrs 10 make.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
~ Msksls wanted. Ioctld1
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OETEsEDI
"IsHIS0 to return to Kansas with my fami-
w ly - soon as possible, l offer All my prop
erty, worth over tl0, 600, in
PELLA. Marion County, loWa,
At Original Cost.
believe IL offers ~
q % EAT IND u II m r n Ts
~ can b. found in the state to those desiring 10
70 invest.
r u Z y A
Is the lines Of the Keokuk Des Moines Railroad
and tho Musestine Railroad, and isA
DELIGHTFUL PLACE
for residence or business.
EDWIN II. GRANT.
inch 24-dAw3m
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
KEOKUK IOWA.
q. D. VAIL X CO.
jylAd
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s5S 10 ~ SXaACE INSURANCE Cos.
N0plcn n1AAMgp NEW BUILDING, 2ED sronx,
oon4 usfeet, keokuk, Iowa.
WIN ComnAny takes Risky on seaGDe
clss6sS e4 precpFty, ON THE EMUTUAL PLAN
AND ON In CASH PLAN FOR A CASH Pr
UM - tASee - reasonable AZ those Of 90
Sable CcmDAny.
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. u. smyth, s. HsmiII,
VIM. r. Turner, d. A. Day,
H. d. Woodward, J.W Rankin.
K.u. Harrison, JohA McCune,
uos.gg 8. r. Voorhies.
@. 11k RRY ,Prsst. n. II. HARRISON, Treas.
8. -, Vice Prest. VIZ. TURNER, Sec.
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ORs ~ n OOAL1No.
nRRICB up s.Alss at tAs reax Of Helmes stsre ,
~ on the corner Of bth and Main o., whore hs
nay ke1snaA day " nigAt, exssps who's psofss-
siooally ahssnt. [fsb16d
MA001 0A0nII RA00yyI
vXyE want thsa II DstngtAsn - =. We win
w payths atg hest naEkst priss iaeaaA " ~
tssds. Al Oity Book Sters.
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BOYD DRADEN,

AtChIt0OH 0mO 0U1G00Ye -.
MeeEsn e., bstwsen fifteenth and Sixteenth,
kBOk A.
HvONTRACTH taken, including the furnishing Of
~ nsamial, II dssirsd, sad fuialisd 10 : psonpt
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Ticket Office Al Railroad Depot.
keokuk, Oct. 10, '57-dSw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.


The entire democratic county and Judiciary ticket IS
elected John Kelly tor sheriff by about S, 100 majority,
and John Clancy County Clerk by about 400 majority
Nelson Waterbury, majority for DStrc, Attorney will
be in the ncghbcrbood Of 1900 The democratic
Coroners will 90 IN by about 900 majority. Below we
give the ticket elected together With the officers they
will replace
John Kelly dem, in place Of James c. wile,, dem
uspE.
John Clancy, dem IN place Of Richard b Connolly dem.
CoaoyyRs
robert Gamble, dem, re elected.
FRANCIS oKcefe, dem. place Of I'd. n. Connery, dem.
A Y. Jacsman, Dem, in place II Fred W Perry X n.
". Sohrmer, dem. in place Of sam. A. Hills, X. n.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
NCson J Waterbury, dem. IN place OF Joseph Blunt,
rep
William e. Conner dem.
Thosuas LATHE, rep.
strpv~v cOrpT
James Moncref, dem. to oil vacancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
THE REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.

The Republican Executive Committee held their head
quarters The large u the second story Of No DIS
Broadway and during the early part Of the evening the
psace ~ss thfouged vth people anxious ~ hear the
,nrns from ,l various wards Il the city well what
nyn reports mgn h. o9ta ned from other portions Of
the state, and generally participate IN whatever nigh
b. going forward a. C0ugse the returns from the
eas moi = character greatly t. stimulste
thcp enthusiasm and The n,ercs, 81 those pre-
s4ni soemed 10 Ne chiefly Oecatacd wth the fate
a friends who were candidates for TIE m.uo, Offices the
crc~d hnsed rapidly The returns from The different
wards came in and by ~ O'Clock tho o. adjourn.
rnent there we're but few left IN the room
over the entrance IN the window N the second story
vas = srge Transparency, With this inscription
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rtuy ~ I'VE @tASpARp PRINCIPLE
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sss~sse~s
AZ the farihe crd q the spistioia. sd the
che ~ ~ Republican IL scatye Committee. Mr y
y Marshall ssa s'td nv two secre,uce AMI above
u,tc e.at banner cfuumeu'ct Win poftSat q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
THE MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Boston, Nov. 2-q30P N.
The result OF the election to-day indicates a. far a.
heard from, the complete Of the republicans In
Boston the result for Governor foots up-Banks repsbl.
can, Gas Beach democrat, 63S7 Lawrence American
1915
Returns from seventy cities and towns give plurality
OF 1000 FOR Banks, republican.
Tho democrats have elected b. y. Butler 10 the state
Senate and Caleb Cushing 10 the House.
In the Fourth Congressional district Alex n Rice re.
publican, elected 10 Congress by about 900 plurality
In the Th district Burngame's election conceded but
the returns no, fully In In the Sixth district John
Alley, republican, leads largely. The vote siandsAey,
3,o2s Otis r. Lord, independent, 2ol9; Lorng demo
crat, o32
TsN oCIock, p. NJ
The republicans have swept tho state. Ono hundred
and ten cities and heard from and foot IN
plurality for Banks, for Governor, Of over 1900.
The entire republican delegation 10 Congress elected
In the Fifb district where the contest was the mos,
doubtful, Burngame has 200 majority n the
Fourth district, Rice has 100 plurality
The Senate and House will be largely republican
The republicans TO night celebrating their victory
by professions, Nominations, speeches. music and Gre
works.
WORCESTER, Nov 2, 1858
Hon Eli Thayer elected this district by majority
~ AT least 600 In 1855 his majority ~s@ 300 his
vote now IL far ahead Of bis ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
HYMN.
Fly ALICE CARY.

Away with all lfc's memories,
Away with hopes, away!
Lord, take me up into thy love,
And keep me there today.
I cannot trust TO mortal eyes,
Ny weakness and my sin
Temptations He alone can Judge
Who knows what they have been.
And can trust Him who provides
The thirsty ground with dew,
And round the wounded beetle builds
His grassy house anew.
For the same hand that smites with pain
And sends the wintry SHOWS,
Doth mould the frozen clod again
Into the summer rose.
Ny soul is melted by that love,
80 tender and so true;
can but cry, my Lord and God,
What wilt thou have me dor
My blessings all como back TO me,
And round about me stand,
Help me TO climb their dizzy stairs
Until touch thy hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
LITERATURE.
ssn0 YOU THINK lie Is MARRIED2o
BY JOHN a. SAXE

Madame'-you are very pressing,
And ! can't decline the task,
With the slightest gift OF guessing,
You would hardly need to ask
Don't you see hint Of marriage
In his sober sided face2
In his rather.stooping carriage
And extremely rapid pacc2
If he's not committed treason,
Or some wicked action done,
Can you see the faintest reason
Why a bachelor should run2
Why should he be in a fiurry2
But q loving wife TO greet,
Is a circumstance TO hurry
The most dignified Of feetl
When affair the man has sped her,
Ii the grateful, happy elf
Does not haste to be beside her,
He must be beside himself!
II is but a trifle, may be-
But observe his practised tone,
When he Gains your stormy baby /,
just as il ii were his own
DO you think a certain meekness
You have mentioned in his looks,
Is chronic optic weakness
That has come Of reading bOokss
Did You ever see his vision
Peering underneath hood,
Save enough for recognition,
As a civil person should2
Could a Capuchin be colder
When he glanccs, as he must,
At q finely rounded shoulder,
Or proudly swelling busts
Madam!-think Of every feature,
Then deny il, if You can
He's fond, connubial creature, .
And .eyy married mani