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, 1858-12-24
New Arrival.
UdoIpho woifs's schnapps.

nf
msnliactured by hlnen exclusively, at his factory at
Scheldam, 10 hOuand ard well known during the last
Twelve years tnroughoul tne Athntc and western STATES
smtae Iiom the oest rey mat can be selected IN
Erop', WIN tbe essence y an arumauc Italian oery o.
acki,o"ledaeu and extraordinary medicinal qu dties
mas long since acquired hisher reputation both IN Eu
rope and America than any Oher dlnTetlc beverage
Ana!z d, fEkfEcrLI PCRE l:lorlR, 70 rs
"ueS's mid ana whoesl me tonic. hs extensively
u'ed and approved ~ the medical faculty, the temper
Ance Penple, heads Of families, &c.
10 Iravei' Go9t and hhenmatsm, IN distinctions OF
ne Blad er and kmDeys and IN general Debility It's
effects are prompt decided, aud invariably reliable And
70 which produced BY drinking bad water, which
srsr MN ss.vsNr,vs '"e cause VI 'n'' "oPe'ae'
For Fever and Acue II in one Of Tie most eficacous
prtveniives that eau be res0rted to.
The ir0mDt,. rhpid0m SfhnapnS
IA cons,ouentv n, pea, demsnd nv D,r,,n, yelling n,
aout To settle n those parts OF the cnuiry especially as
we'll by many every community where has become
known on account 81 lis other remedial properties
In all cases Ot DOpscai tendency Il Ia generally the
only remedy required, when adopted IN the early stages
Of the disease. 10 Dyspepsia mad9ts, when tsken 10
prper quantities. diet drink and especially Of dinner,
Il Is fJu1d, By uniform experience " Le emneny eica
cous Ia the most obstinate cases when the best Of
nary relief 10 cssrs q Fatuency IL Is an immedi e md
nvarabe specific; and Il may be Administered In diluted
, 1858-12-24
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


To the Public. sys
INII1S celebrated Gnpretendng nothing but what Il,
ARTIFICIAL merit oi what Il IS not, as sone Of il ISa IN
alors doaiter eight yeaIa Of paLc approval and very
extensive sales In the cities Of New York. philadelphia,
Boston and the Western ctes has been pronounced bS
the public, we'll Is by the hest medical and scientific
Authorities throughout the United States and the Cszadas
to be superior MA only as beverage q eenesaI USE T.
any other article COM eting against H. but q unequalled
To persnns travelling In these days Of rapid tfpns om
East West, North 70 South and more particularly t
th secr0sing tie Ihmus and Who eOnsta lty chang
ing their water well their cmate--WhD are drink
ing. ind ed dzsn kinds Of water in every twenty iuui
hours and each draught cntanng property acting
In chemical antagonsms 70 the preceding Que, heFeb,
cng an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach
lit Is p0sit vrly aud atso uttly Necessary 10 ne
tsraetIng Hgent. From the fact that this article pre-
pared expressly 70 meet such exigebce, and 70 act
ve ktow u VII act as sn an.dats We confidently gre-
name Of Aromatic scbeldam Schnappa has never been
attached In any way 70 this article. 40 aT
The London Clul-Housc Gin
Requires none Of the usual caution to the public b
beware Of c1nnterIeiters Il brng like III other genuine
articles beyood the base art Of counferG ting.
The London cIub-EIouse Gin
s an andOle 70 the hoFble adueati0n 10 which every
Thing alcoholic u sntmittedhe noxious poisoBs made
up and sold as AROMATIC ScHEDAM ScHNAPPs, &c.
The London ciuR-House Gin II
Requires no word " ndvicen 20 canton % tbe pub
lie" Those who once drink Il nd security IN Iis virtues
against the vicious temptatols Of drpking any Of H.
vile limitations. under advice y while those Wh,,
cantiun the public egAi.st counterlsen have THEM
selves hen cautioned BY the pube 70 beware Of any but
THE LONDON cLrB HorsI GTr
Del at WILLIAM II. DAY,
'hgi tn'fA ~ cole Importer, New York.
N0rlCE.--The unexampled success AZ the LoEDoA
CLUB B0usE GIN has induced host Of I'm a 0gs, whC
nIe putting up an inferior article under similar titles
Purchasers will please notice the e snIe Of the sigma
ture Of the undengned on the label. .lt
'Ha J@ WM H. DAILY.
For sale BY all the PRINCIPAL Liquor Houses IN San
francisco California. - 6.3mis
, 1858-12-24

A letter in the Rochester papers, from Lieut..
Pcase, Of the Utah army, says the troops are
kept bqsily at work cutting roads and making
various improvements, with au occasional race
across the plains in pursuit. of Indians, who
steal the Government horses and cattle; and
Lieut. Pease thinks that the army Is earning its
living, Notwithstanding the sncers Of those who
assert that the officers are "kidglOvc gentry"
eating the bread Of idlcncss at the expense ol
the public.
, 1858-12-24
STEILACOOM, ". I.

Nhisi NViAsi oSt 0'i &c.
Also, per recent arrivals,
good assortment OF Gents Calf Kip, and IadIa Rubber
Boots Fr0ck Dress and Business Coa Hack Dorn, French
Cashmere and satne Pants White and Fancy shirs Over
shirts Undershrs Drawers Cravit Sacks, Shoes Jumpers
0ver,lls Be-. together with general variety Of Hats Caps
Pocket Cutlery, &c. - "a t.,-fa-I.. -
Also, constantly hand, good variety Of Hardware Tin.
ware wOodeuware roekeryware s;oneware Groceries u.
qaors Dry Goods &c. 85u
, 1858-12-24
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srEILACOoM, W. T., DEC. "A, 1853,
DEATH OF BARON WARD.

Baron Ward, the famous Yorkshire groom
who played SO prominent part at the Court Of
Parma, has just died at Vienna.
The history of this extraordinary man is full
Of remarkable events. He left Yorkshire as a
boy in the pay Of Prince Lichienstein, Of Hun
gary, and after four years successful career on
tho turf at Vienna as jockey, he became en-
ployed by the then reigning Duke Of Lucca.
He was at Lucca promoted from the stable to be
valet to his Royal Highness. This service he
performed up to 1s46. About that period he
was made Master Of the Horse Of the Ducal
Court. Eventually he became Minister Of the
Household and Minister Of Finance, which Of
fee he held when the Duke abdcated in 1s4s.
At this period he became an active agent Of
Austria during the revolution. As Austria tri-
umphed, he returned to Parma as Prime Minis
ter, and negotiated the abdication Of Charles H.,
and placed the youthful Charles iii. on the
throne, who, 1t will be remembered, was assassi-
mated before his own palace in 1854. should
haze observed as soon US Charles III. came to
the throne, the then Baron Ward was sent to
Germany by his patron as Minister PlenipOten.
tiary to represent Parma at the Court of Vienna.
Thi- post he held up to the time Of his Royal
patrons tragical end. When the present Duch-
ess Regent assumed State authority, Ward re-
tired from public life, and took to agricultural
pursuits in the Austrian dominions Without
any educational foundation, he contrived to write
and speak German, French, and Italian, and
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Notice..

Wshsreby give notice that We have adopt
= ~ DISH System with regard to subscrip-
H.. 0sDseforth, no name will be entered
o. Uur hgoks unless IL be accompanied by
sash, a. whsssver the pay runs out tho pa
~ win stop, unless or until more cash is
ssE3heoaiag.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
dosso bat tAsy must LOOK 70 the carriers and
not to ~ for their papers, - the carriers
buy Ne papers Of ~, and there our respon-
ability mds. The carriers are advised to
rsqsise payasats strictly in advance, in all
sasss, bat IL they see nt TO give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
viii be strictly adhered TO.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON Il 90.
kEOkUK POST,
rer WV. REEs, Ac't.
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Praise Y.ur wife.

Praise your wife, man; for PHYS saks give
her u little encourag ement; It wont hurt her.
She has made yours,Home comfortabls, your
hearth bright and shining, yon food asreea-
BILE; for pity's sake tell her you thank her, "
nothing more She don't expect IL; IL will
make her eyes 9peh wider than they have
these ten years ;lbu5 it will do her good, for
ell that, and youtoo.
There are many women to day, thirsting
for the word OF praise, the language Of en-
enlargement. Through summsr's heat sud
winters toll they have drudged upcompls }
ingly, ana 80 accustomed have their fathers,
brothers, and husbands, become to their mo-
notonous labors, that they look for and upon
them us thcy do tho daily rising Of the sun,
and it's daily going down. Homsly, every
day life may be beautiful BY an appreciation
Of its very homeliness. You know that II you
can take from your drawer clean shirt
whenever you want it, somebody's fingers
have ached in the toll Of making it 20 fresh
and agreeable, 30 smooth and lustrous.--
You know that IL the floor il olsan, manual
labor has been performed to make it So
Everything that peascs the eye and the
sense, has been produced, bodily and men
tally.
Ii is not that many men do not appreciate
these things, ana Ieel glow OF 8fRtltuue i0f
the numberless attentions bestowed upon
them in sickness and in health, but they are
so selfish in that feeling. They don't come
out with n hearty "Why, how pleasant you
make things look, wifew or, III am obliged
to you for taking so much pains" They
thank everybody and everything out Of doors,
because it is the custom, and then come home,
tip their chairs back and their heels up, pull
out the newspaper, grumble IL wife asks
them to take the baby, scold if the fire has
got down; or, II everything is just right, shut
their mouths.
tell you what, men, young and old, If you
did but show nm ordinary civility towards
those common articles Of house keeping, if
you gave them one hundred and sixtieth part
of the compliments you almost choked them
with before they were married If you would
cease to speak OF their faults, however ban
teringly, before others, few women would
seek for other sources Of happiness, than
your cold, $3.50 ish affection. Praise your
wife, then, for all the good qualities she has,
and you may rest assured that her de6cien-
cies are fully counterbalanced by your own.
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A letter writer from Italy tells story Of
display Of the right sort Of "Americanism''
by one Of our countrymen in Paris. The
Church Of England has congregation there,
the expenses Of which are paid by an admis-
sion fee Of two pauls, demanded Of all who
enter the church. The receipts from this
source being insufficient to provide for the
support Of the minister and sexton, the vcs-
trymen (all English) had to make it up from
their own private purses. One Of the mem
bers resigned, and IN American was request
ed to take his place. knowing very we'll tho
object OF the proposition, our countryman
determined to make the best bargain he
could, and consented TO serve on condition
that a prayer for the President Of the United
States and his Cabinet should be inserted in
the service along with that for the Queen and
the royal family. The terms were accepted;
the new vestryman was installed into Office /;
the worthy clergyman and the yigilant beadle
are now provided for, and the public prayer
is constantly made for the American Presi-
deut and his Ministers on the banks OF the
classic old Arno---all the result Of good
Yankee bargain.
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INCOnPOMATION NOTICE.

NJ OFFICE Is hereby given, that We whose names
= arc hcrsunto attached, m President and Dirsc-
.o's, Win otnefs sssociated ana Who nay hefsafts
become associated with US, have organized and In
oorPsrsted ourselves into . corporate company,
under and IN sceofdanee With the Code, chapter -
and laws Of the state OF Iowa providing for isesr-
Possttops. The name snd style Of the Company b
I9n ks0krK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
rhs Capital Stock ESQ O00; which may be lpcressed
to any extent not exceeding $500 900, BY censss,
Of three fourths u the stock holIers. The prinei
pal place Of business OF the Company In ~ tie CITY
of keokuk, Iowa. The ptincIpsl business ana oh
ject Of the Con pany IL 10 run and maiutaio li.s
Of steamers for the transportation Of psssensers
and freights upon the Mississippi River tnoYc par,
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NOTICE is hereby given to the owners OF the
Lots described In the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of keokuk, Ice county and State OF Iowa.
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
said lots by theCity Council Of said city for Mscsd
amixing and CURLING in front Of said lots, dssig
mated in above list, and unless payment be made
Of the taxes lcved and also ali costs before
3lst day Of August, A.. b. 1858, the ssid lots, or
SO much thereof ssshall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours VI eo'clock .. m. and 3 o'clock p. IN.
&C. STEVENS,
coliectorof the City Of Keokuk.
Aug. 7. 1858-dtd
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a CARD.
The sisters - shs vtstsation
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL.

II N russusnce Of their efrAnd Of mercy In Kso-
kuk, the 8tsters will tsks scholars this year ct
hfty cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable 70 pay sven that sam they will tsash
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling
Reading, Writing, Biography, 0rannar, History :,
Arithmetic, Aathenatics. Ae. PAin end Orne-
nentai Hsedls-work, etc, fax - shs capacity Of
~ pupl will allow, for loug sxpssisssed tsaehsrs
are conducting the school.
Their aesdsnis cosfss On the ether side II the
hosss With the day and free school opsas % shs Lat
OF 6eptsmbeT.
Ihs Asadsnie eosrts con prssss RsaAing, Writing,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Book -kespine,
Psose and Pestksl Com pcsition, Aselsns ~ Mod
srn 0sogrHphy, Ansient. Modern, Sacred ss6 Pro-
fsns htssory, ~ lhslsgy, Natural History, Nsts-
raj Philosophy, Chcmistry, Astrosony, DotAsy.
use Of the Mas end 0Ioba, Rhetoric aad Logis.-
Also, The Fssnsh language, Music On The Harp,
Pisao, 0stAr sd Fistins, PaintinR II waass ssi .
ers, - velvet, nosoesonatie and 0sseiaa Paint-
inp, Plain ssd Ornamental n ssdis- Work, Rnbsel.
derry, Tapestry, stc.
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RcOKuKs MT' FIO1b6ATG M06C0tJn
~ ~ z
i Al i ) q = y.
1853. summer ArrangsAsns. 1888
CHANGE OF TIME!

1853. summer Arrangements. 1888.
CHANGE OF TIME!
Forming, in connection with the Packets, q
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through TO Chicago I'm ~ Hsursl
To take effect on Monday, August 9th, 1858.
LrROM and after the above date and until fur.
Il thcr notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
Ksokuk ~ follows;
First, tAccommodation) Train leaves Keokuk
Packet Depot, daily at Z o'clock .. m.
Ksokuk at l1;30 .. m.
Third, tstsamboat Night Exprsss) Train leaves
Keokuk at 1880 p. m.
First tAccommodation) Train leaves Montrose at
Sis a. m.
Second, (s,eamboat Day Express) Train leaves
Montrose at I2:45 p. IN.
Third Steamboat Night sExpress) Train leaves
Montrose daily At ll.46 p. b.
The trains on the above named Railroad running
In connection with new and frs. class Passenger
Packets will form twice daily line 70 BuriiDg-
ton, making and ciosc connec lions with trains
running East and West for Chicago aud Mt. Pleas
ant.
packets, for MGscatine, Rock Island, and points
above. Passengers for Burlington can take either
Day or Night Express.
Passengers for Muscatine, Rock Island and points
above, will take the Night Express.
h. w. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
j. r. TEwxssusr, Ticket Agent, MAia-st.
.. II. BREWER, Freight Agent, oeIss q Packet
Depot. taug6d
(ynoIcE FAMILY FLoUis, IN saeks, Tor sale BY
~ CLE3HoRN TAYLOR 3 CO.,
sup6A Ixevea.
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r Tm sscc,s safe.
L. ku.-h ..~.

TRmoe4GpO AuIEs
DUBLlC NOTICE Il hereby given, that on the
4 9TH day Of September next, at the door Of the
Clerks O6Sce, In the City Of ksohuk, lows, i
sha proceed to sell, for sssh 10 hand to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit. Twsnts
t2V1 feet outo lots ave and six t6A6}, In block
twenty four IA, in the City Of Keokuk, County
OF Lee and State Of Iowa, bounded ~ follow.
commencing at point on Third-st., being eighty
ESQ., feet from the corner Of Exchange AID Third
streets, running thence ON Thisd-st. twenty ~,
feet, thence parallel with Unchanged. eighty (se
feet, thcpce parallel with So) feet
thence eighty tso) feet to the place Of 6cginning
The sale II made by viFtas Ut Deed Of Trust
from d. Reddingtoa and e. ReddiDgton, his wife
To me made TO secure the payment OF certain
note, dated May o. 1857 and payable ninety day,
after date to the order Of Vim. Euddick, for tks
sum Of one thousand, one hundred and eleven
bili) dollars. the same bearing credit Of eAoo
andsigned BY d. Reddington. which note IL due and
unpaid, and BY the terms Of The Trust Deed I an
required To sell the property.
sale between I hc hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and I
O'Clock p. m. VIM. r. b. LYNCH,
August 3, lsbs-dtd Trustee.
EOR kert Des meiMcs. 0snu~A
4 The Steamer CLARA HINE, LlkuAo1
PArrik Master, will leave Bentons-
port for above, and intermediates
ports, on Tuesday, Aug. 10.
frttght is nov boing received 1T the barge. An.
ply TO CLEGHORN, TAYLOR AGO.
AuE4d8t Lsvss.
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var f ~ nFiand :

HAVING taksn the Agency Tor The sale Of Pow
Co., we are prepared TO furnish any ssautity q
tbs vsrions kinds Of Ride or Blasting Powder 1pos
short notice and 81 very Low rates.
The qusiity Of this brand 10 unsurpassed By any
other manu- sstured.
We call particular attention to our sposti.s
Powder, In eanistsrs, sold at retail.
The trade furnished ~ low - can be bought II
St. Louie.
fackages of0&. ~ or 70 ibs., ~ direct fro1 ne
factory. KELLOGG 4 BlHaR
ksekuk, Aug s, 1sss-dlw lIo laiu-st.
~. n. AuBrIu. arns.a
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STODAKT,S Unrivaled New York
Piano kOFtes.
fINHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
manufactured by this house, {thc Oldest and
most extensive in the United StAtes), can Be pro-
cured 81 Tho subscriber in every variety Of hand
rosewood cases, If q, "a, % aud octAvcs.
Parties in want of really 6ne Instrument, are
earnestly invited to call before purchasing cke-
where. II. D. HEWITT, Agent.
Coz 9th and Pine sts.,
APRIL dom ST. Louis, Mo.
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a sngn, preference Of opinion.

STHht DfIferenCc OF Oplhfon.
The Journal, last Saturday, took occasion
to dwell upon the weakness Of the Republic
can party, and 60 show how it was falling in
pieces. Vice President Breckenridge made
speech in Kentucky n short time since, in
which he expressed somewhat different opin-
ion. Perhaps we may be pardoned for pre-.
Stunning that Breckenridge has quite as much
political sagneity and common sense as our
contemporary. ForI the sake of exhibiting
tho little difference Of opinion upon this
topic, we print their opinions side By side.
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Georg,n stephen. /. pous,a. Man.

ALEx. II. SuErnEss, Of Georgia, one of
the abiest men in the land, and one of the
lnightiest Democrats 10 tbs party, passed
through Cincinnati on his way to the North
west few days ago, and while in that city
took occasion to avow his sympathy for Sem
"tor DouGLAs. The Cincinnati Commercial
says
"Ihe Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Of Georgia,
did not hesitate to declare, when IN tins city
the other day, en- route for the Northwest,
that be was in favor Of the reelection OF
Judge Douglas to the Senate, and that he re-
rarded the war by the President upon the
anti. Lecompton men of Illinois, ms wickedly
foolish. Mr.. Stephens being Southern man
Is at liberty to express bis opinions freely
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"a Prof. Green, Of the Law school in Leb-
anon, Ga, has been ordered out OF the State
Tor saying that slavery IL dangerous in theo-
ny aud practice. This is free country.
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n ssicc.

N0ttCGs
TWO JAMES DAYIDS6N--sir Whereas on the
L 2lth day Of April. 1858, you delivered to me
five shares VT the stock " the keokuk, Fort Dss
Moincs and Minnesota Railroad Company, numbss
eco, u the value OF ono hundred dollar per share
dated keokuk 18th October, 1887 - eoisterei Sc
eurity for ths payment 81 note executed BY
Davidson, Mortimer 4 Davidson, dated 18th day u
April, 1858, for the sum Of two hundred thirteen
q 100 dollars payable 70 myself order ia ninety
days after date with intercst Mt The banking house
Of Geo. c. Anderson 4 Co., With power. Il said
note was not paid 1t maturity, 70 tell said stock
public auction. after giving thirty days notice Of
such sale. And whcrcas said note above described
IL now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that BY virtue 4 NJ power vested
In me by the conditions VI said deposit Of stocks,
shall, on The eighth day Of September nett, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 O c!oek O. m. End o'elsak
p. N, 1t the front door Of the Court Hosss in tks
City Of Keokuk, Lac County, Iowa, proceed 70 ssil
at public auction 70 the hshsst and beat bidder for
cash, the i've shares Of stock shove descsib and
transfcr and assign Tbs unto the purchaser o.
purchasers thereof, and out Of the proceeds 10 pay
tbs amount Of said nete and intssest and sxpsnsss
unlsss before said day Of said sAis you shall rs.
deem said stock by payment Of said note, interest
and expenses, a. sforssaid.
EDMsD ?. DIXIE.
Keokuk. Iowa. August 4. lS30.as<dtd
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GIN cULAM.


To our Patrons ana the Public In
General.
ME take great pie in being able to ASSURE
w you that notwi thstanding cur heavy loss by
the burning Of our Sales Rooms ut Nos. 40 aud az
Washington Avenue, and the loss Of the entire
stock in them, on the morning OF the 2sth ult.
We are already able TO fiji any order that may be
desired in our line.
Having a large amount Of stock in our Ware
houses that are not connected with sales rooms
and being in oonstan, receipt Of goods from the
best manufacturers, We are thus enabled to fiji or.
ders at our usual low lrces, and in former prompt
and satisfactory manner.
Cur facilities forS Occurring and keeping up de-
sirabie stock are unelualed; our personal atten-
ton and large experience IL and viii b. constantly
given TO our legitimate business as Dealers in and
Manufacturers Of
Furniture ana Upholstery,
in all the various branches. We assure you that
vs. will sell as good Goods and at ~ Low Prices
and on rs favorable terms a any house in the
West.
Thanking you for the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on u, We ask q continuance Vi
the same.
Sal Rooms for the present, ON North-wes cor
ncr OF Washington Avenue aud Second-st., four
doors below the old stand.
Very Respectfully,
6OARkITT MASON.
ST. Louis. Mo-, July Is, '5S.-aug5daw
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
an which special taxes are due and unpaid for
OMcAdnmiring and curbing on johnson street,
between 9th and llth streets, and on 7th street
between Main and Blondeau streets
johnson st., between 9th and 10th.
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what the President thinks OF Doug

The Washington Union, prompted by the
President, is still waging its vindictive war
fare on Senator Douglas. In a recent arti.
Gle it says Of him:
Now, what VIC have to say is, that the po-
sition OF Mr.. Douglasis one of essential hos.
tiiity to tho Democratic party. We main
tain that he is a traitor by action, design and
position. lie is not reformer, for he de-
nounces the friends and applauds the enc
mics Of the Democracy. He does not seek to
apply remedy, but to destroy the patient
not to remove u disease, butte PROSTATE the
subject. He is a traitor, then, in his very
nature; because he forgets. disregards, and
overlooks the high interests of the Democra-
cy, seeking only to enlarge his own fame al
their expense. His success 10 tho field Of his
labors would inhict lasting curse upon the
great cause Of popular rights, for he utterly
abjures his associates who have stood by tina,
cause 10 wicked attemptto advance his own
political fortunes.