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REMOVAL.
p l. y M M e r & CO.,y

Having Moved TO the new 4 story
House, No.IO3 Maip-st., cor. Attn,
ARENo PREPARED TO FURNISH,
ATLoWPRICES FOR CASH,
Win GLASS Of all si-ss, from $40 to 4Oss 60;
SASH, (Primec and Glezsd II desiredl
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled;)
LARD AND COTToN-SEED OIL,
(For Lubricatng and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURpENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
WARN S ii Il s AN ID JAP AN.
We also manufacture "Whte's Compound
Drier, which is superior 10 any other drier in the
market,
We have constantly in stock Whiting Venetian
Red, Ochres, Chrcme, Paris Green, Imbers Siennas,
Lampblack, Vandyke Brown Red Lead Lithar &c,
&C., dc. Also, Paint Brushes, Glazicrs' Diamonds,
Gaziers's Points, Gold Leaf, &c
We have a large stock Of Hardware, which bav
ing beon received within tho past twelve months,
is all new and fresh, and wishing 70 close this
branch Ut our business, We wilseilt al exceeding
ly low fgures. The stock comprises u good assoft
ment of building materials adapted to the Western
market, and Carpenter Tools.
~ We invite the attention OF Country Mer-
chants to our stock, feeling assured that VIC can
sell them goods at as low prices a. they can find in
st. Louis or any other Mestern city. -sN
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painters
and Builders To- our new place of business,
No. lOl Nam street, Rezt 10 Wooster q Tenpisn g..
Arr2Sd pLuMMER 4 co.
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Notice to Housekcepers.
ECONOMY OF TIME AND MONEY
oNIafDIx 80 DAYS.

i WILL sell l50 ceraa ~ dry and hard Wood
l pSngH COSY, two.thrds al which ia a the 6ri
quality Tor taakiDE quick AMI hot hres, TO wit
Hsek setry, Hickory and Ash, aud one-thiri Oak,
Elm sfn3 walnut, all cut iwo years ago. For the
uGSt BE aass val soii his Wood by the cord, four
fees lang, aciyered, ii the following prises:
| cord Lara aud dry delivered, lunshwed), s 90
ete,s q d5 saved rs 90
10 80 a. d9 40 IT'D 90
II iestfet quantities ~ cords II more wall be
deBrdted nny vhere IN the city, corded, measured
ami sswea ,bg ab.ste press.
'isc eet'ui quality, - set, w0ad, Will b. deiy-
cred al ~ - lgr cota
lertons ws0 wish e try this wood ean have ore
load II 80 {eaI delivered for I / .5, OF loads
ilnskiug cord tsi < 80.
Persons wishing gaaa Wood will call soon n,
The Nqsi Yard, eafner of High ASA Fifth s.reets.
e~ TERMS ro4itirsy CASH. -ttsf
iupe 2ldim J.. LkBKEIDN.
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apr2sd


IbtssOlutSon.
TIME Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the subscribers, under the name and
Grm of Farrar 4 Haines, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. q. Hapes will con-
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
firm in liquidation. They will also settle all &C.
counts Of the late firm, and all debts due it must
be paid them. IA. s. FAkkAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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eo-rartnrrshtp Notice

V-b-FhftHrTshIH NNVTCN.
II +. GRAY a K. T.. SMITH have this day
\. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Building business in all its branches, under the
firm name aud s,yi9 II Gray \ Smith. they will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where they viii be happy to receive the %.
ders Of their friends and the public.
mayl. 5sd6m
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BamCFo1tss Hlletory.
NEW VOLUME. The American Revelation. -
IN The History Of the United States. VOL VIII
Hing vol. ]. Of the American Revelation BY Goo.
Bancroft 6vo. Uniform with the previous vol
Also, jass psDiisasa, niiiiAlI .A vslssTs. Tsc
Law Of ysndon and Purchasers Of Real Property.
Mortgages &C. Two vols. In one. 6vo. ~.
For sslshy OGDEN, BROWHELL 4 CO.,
may1id 81 Main-st.
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CO-Pnrtncrship.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship under the name and style OF Hanes Brother,
and purchased the entire interest of II. $. Farrar,
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, &C., at
Keekuk Il TT. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT iIAINES,
Kcokuk sept. %, '57. r. q. HAINES.
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aHA contents, fen terms IF one 10 fre years.
The progress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasnnsof financial sun
shine and storm, or periods eventual in or exempt
from gwG ping c0nfagraiions and maritime disas-
ter. Being long es tabiIshed cash basis, the
troubles # the credit gyStem eject US In mate
rial particular.
During "harI times" the security Of reliable In
surnnse is imperative duty-the ability Of
property owners 10 sustain less being then much
lesgened
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
Throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay bl my Of the duly autherixed Agents of the
Company.
EA~ Business attended to with Despatch and FL
deity ~p5&'
OFFICE Of the keokuk Agency, corner of End
and Naiil-sts. Ii. b. TEN-EYCK,
meh9l&wBm State Agent.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Love,


mutual Bencfit .ttc insurance Co.
Charter cd b. the State Of Nete Jersey, ls45.
Losses paid up January 1885,. ,Tos, $40 55
DIVIDENDS paid to Insured ..e.-..l ,006, 59s.7l
Net accG mulatcd Capita s,32a.75
Policies are issued in the above reliable and
responsible Life Insurance Company, by paying
one half the premium in cash, giving note for the
other half at per cent. inteest--annuni diyi-
bends, averaging IS per cent, paid to insured and
Call and see the agents for above Companies, at
their uih on Second street.
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH.
sia 900 FIRST Mortgage Bonds
OF the Iifiu Fl. Wayne X. X. to Exchange for
Lands.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
Land w urrsnts W. an Icd.
500 Acres choice Farming Lands,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
For Safe Cheap 0, Exchange fer Goods.
Philadelphia City Properly.
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
! Missouri OF Illinois.
/ Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa for
/ salt 20 favorable terms, by
! meh lol STEWART GRIFFITH, Agents
WV. n. MSsENVEf.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
General Correcting Agent.
FORT D0D6E.......,.......... 49,. ,.......lOWA.
RBrEREScEA:
Hon. John ". stoekdaie, Register Of Fort Dodge
Lard Office;
| Hon Thomas seargeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Lard Office;
! Hon. Wm H. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
! Cen. Van Antwerp, keokuk, Iowa.
| Hon. J u. Thompson. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trict, liarysion, Iowa.
I Gee. b. Reid, keokuk, Iowa;
/ D. @. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. $. A. Douglas, Washington, DC.
I June Idly
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INSURANCE.

Rochester Commercial Nurseries,
ROCHESTER,, sosRoE CO., sY.,
n r. HOOKER 4 CO., prorRlEroHs.
WM BARNES, AGnsr. ~ The ofce 81 Stoddard 4
Carer, banner Miils Depot, Ksosak, iorn,
WILL be happy TO furnish Descriptive Pam
wv pniets, free, 70 any who may desire il; alec,
to receive orders for all kinds Of Fruit Trees, Orna
mentnl Trees. Hedge Plants, Evergreens, Decidu-
Gus Trees aud Shrubs Small Fraits, such as
Strawberries. Kaspbs9les, aeoseberries, hlackher-
rier, Curraits, and cvs4y variety II Grapes 10 be
delivered in good order next Fall or spring to
suit purchers.
heakuk Nav 81. 1885 --ldfw-w2rnl
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PIassersFss Hair.
I'm hand and for sale ~ the lowest market rest
Va large lot ef Plasterers' Hair:
s.. w. =. IL. TUCKER,
mAyls Sign Of ths Red Paddock.
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Keokuk Iowa .Aprill7-d4w.
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RISKS accepted at terms consistent with soivcncy
and fair profit.
EsPeiei Hention greu 10 he Insurance Of Dwellings,
aHA Contents, fen terms ef one 10 free years.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16
DOUGLAS CONVENTION.

The "mud sills" appointed S. S. Fenii,
Chairman and MI M'Cutcheon, Sccfe
tary. The nominations Of David Bel
den and S. Fl. Chase were unanimoilsl,
confirmed The following gentleme,
were nominated for the Assembly
John Caldwell, of Eureka; I. Bailey
of Bridgeport; VIM. Hill of Rough &
Ready; DR.. Noble Martin, Of Littl.
York, and Cassin, cf Nevada.
For Supervisors = John Grie7. T
Leach, A. Hartman, were nominate j,
The following gcntlcncn were 50
lected deiegatos 10 thc Safe Canvs
ton: ! n. Daw cyl Q, Keat, a Il
sou, DR. Knox, D Sullivan 8 tilasz
E. W Roberts, J A. AekcrFhen. .
Hanna, L. G. McKibbe, NJ. Cassin. :
Fem, A. Hanna J W, Dennison. n
Brennan. j f. squires and i osgaod
The following Is the Cennal Gomna.
Tee for the ensuing year.
c. Kent, n. j. McCutcheon Villia,r
Scott. of Nevada B n Hanson, r
Leach, d. Sullivan. of Grass vallc, J
w. Davis, E. W. Roberts j. Acke
man, of Rough ard Ready. Eee Husee.
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WHOLE NUMBER 394

Martin, were put in nomination for the
Assembly.
DR.. Weaver moved to nominate by
townships. Carried.
Dawley moved Eureka be first in or
der. Carried.
Cloud moved Washington be I'd /;
Dawley proposed to add Little York to
Washington; Meredith said he was as
tonished at the course of Dawley. He
(D.) had made the motion to nominate
by townships, and now was the first to
infringe the rule adopted at his own
suggestion. Dawley merely demanded
of Young to know if the two townships
were not connected last year in Con-
vention, and if Little York did not at
that time yield to Washington. He
said there were seven townships, and
there could be but five candidates.
Young said no.
The proposition to connect the two
townships was defeated ayes sc, noes
As.
Adjourned at y o'clock for one hour
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again when the following gentlemen
were announced by the Secretary as
forming the Committee of Seven
Nevada, John Grier; Eureka, John
Grimes; Little York, ]. Hussey Grass
Valley, Ge1. D. Roberts; Bridgeport,
L. c. McKibbe Rough & Ready, G.
Beckman. The committee retired to the
grand jury room, and after a long sus-
pense appeared. George D. Roberts
reported the fullowing list of delegates:
Nerado Jo,oaship - Charles Kent,
proxy foi S. IL Chase, Chas. Mailman,
for w II Mailman, Pat Mulchay, Geo
Story, j. W, Grier, Kepner Carnes, W.
J. Knox, for L. T. Davenport, n
Dawley, for G. W Williamson, Il. J
Co, y, P. Hunaforth, Thales Curtis for
J. W Piumhoff, Jas. Funston, Michael
Sullivan, George S. Hupp, for Caspar
Haupt Jas. Jeffrey NJ J McCutcheon
jacob VANDERBILT, VIM Scott.
Grass Va3ey-C J. Lansing, J. R
Rush, VIM. Watt, John Judd, Samuel
Ashby, John Doran, proxy for Colbert
Pat Monday, William B. Clapp, David
Dryden, G. D Roberts, P. N Hanson
g. w Burnes, L. B. Stonehil. Colum-
bus Knight, Henry McCarty
R0ugh and Ready-J. p Moore, II
Whesner John L. 4. Williams, James
Ack erman, David Brown. M. P O'Con-
TER, proxy for Sam. Boyce, G. Beckman
II II. Brannan
Eureka-H NJ. Moore, S. B. Blakes-
ley, P B. Openheim, proxy for DR.. W
G. Alban, John Grimes, Fred Becktel
5. 5. Fem, NJ Erwin, Dr. James Wea-
yer, William Boran, proxy for 5. d
Blackwell, William Boran, Pat Bohan-
non, +. Leary, A. Tyler, A. Merry
man, William Morris.
Little York. ohm Huescy, Thomas
Patterson, J E. Squires, w. D. Smith
son, John McNalIy, join Weiss J. P
Bourke, proxy for Cheeny.
WusAjng;on-Jom Bowers, 7. j
Loud, VIM. H. C. Cloud, Il. Osgood
David johnson, n. B. Hosier, S. R
Goodson
Budgcport-L c. M'Kibbe, A. Hart
man, proxy for R. Ii. Longhead. A NJ
Henry, n. B. Iserman, Thomas Hanna
John Drynen, James Nutall, SamueI
Curtis, S. O. Clifford, NJ Fisher, Petel
Purdy, John Fl. Terry, S. O. Clifford
nrtxN-
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JOHN GRIMES,
JOHN HUSsEY,
l.. G. MCKlBBE.
Ill. G. BEcKMAN,
JOHN W. GRIER.

The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed to report on permanent organi-
zation and order of business:
John Greer, Nevada Thos Hanna.
Bridgeport 7 Becktel, Eureka J E.
Sqnires, Little York G. ID. Rol elts.
Grass Valley; II. A Brannon, Rough
aud Ready G. a. Young, Washington.
Mr. Roberts stated that but FIVE of the
Committee on credentials signed the
report because Henry Meredith was not
allowed the proxy of Merryman, OF
Eureka Objections were raised TO Mr..
Nutall occupying seat in the Conven-
ton, on the ground that he was an open
y avowed Republican last year. A
delegate remarked he had heard Nutall
declare he would never vote for another
Democrat as long as he lived. Mr.. Nut
all announced himself a Democrat
Mr.. Hanna said it made no difference
how Mr.. Nutall stood politically; he
came here accredited by the Dqmocra-
cy of his precinct. If they were salts
fed with lin as representative 1t was
more than the Convention could legiti-
mately do to deny him seat.
Mr.. Roberts said his only object in
raising the question of Mr.. Nutall's
right to seat was to show the complex
ion of the other side of the house and
the subject was dropped.
Mr.. Crimes moved that the majority
report be accepted. In the noise and
disorder the motion was supposed to be
carried. Lansing moved the minority
report be accepted. Mr.. Roberts said
it was not written.
A rumpus here arose about the Poor
Mans Creek precinct Geo. a. Young
said it was the oldest precinct in Wash
ington township. The Surveyor Cen
craP was present, and County Clerk to
testify to the fact The question had
been decided recently by the Courts
He had the papers 10 prove that Poor
Mans Creek teionged 10 Washington
Before the Convention acted upon the
question he desired ali the facts might
be known, that they might decide intel
ligently.
A delegate moved TO amend the ma
jo'ity report SO as to allow Henry Mer-
edith 10 act for Merryman, and also G
A. Young for Rice Motion sent up in
writing by request of Mr.. Moore, acting
Chairman. A motion was here made to
adopt the majority report. Mr. Lansing
contended that according to all parlia-
mentary usages the vote must be taken
upon the minority report first.
At this stage Of the proceedings, as
long before, the floor within The bar as
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was called to order
at A P. NJ.
G. D. Roberts announced the Rough
and Ready delegation short by one
member, and moved the majority of the
delegation be authorized to cast the
vote.
Mr. Kent desired to know who II Q
delegate was. 1t appeared that the
precinct at Indian Springs had failed
to elect n delegate Kent said the e
were no Democrats at that point to lis
certain knowledge.
MI Hupp apprehended that no effort
would be made to get vote for dele
gate never elected. In the case Of All
absentee, lie admitted the Democratic
rule was to allow the majority cf the
Convention to cast the vote, but never
if the Democracy failed TO elect.
Mr. Dryden. of Rough & Ready arose
to make his first speech He demanded
TO know whether "ths Convention rep
resented the whole Union or the Black
Republican party" Mr.. Hupp-'never
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16
Proceedings of the Wings.

proceedings OF the Wings.
The lights were relit. Callahan wss
seen on the table attempting a speech
Both wings organized. The Admilisi
tration men to the right of the stand
The Douglas men to the left. 3-
ADMINISTRATIONS.
G. D. Robe.ts called the convention
to order by nominating Henry Meredith
| to the chair. c. knight was fnads Ser
retary:
r. B. Moyes. not delegate, moved
| the Convention endorse the Administraf
tion and those Democrats who voted fof
the English contrivance: The Char
put motion and declared 1t approved.
A delegate from Grass Valley moved
to proceed to nominate members of AS
sembly. Roberts moved to nominate an
entire ticket from Judge down. Gar.
ried.
A call was made for the vote Of Gala:
han The Chair said he knew the re-
suit of the ballot and announced it, az
the same time declaring Callahan the
nominee Of the Convention
The Convention then proceeded to
make the followingmaminations. g. A.
Young Of Washington G.. T. Smith of
Grass Valley j n Armstrong of
tough & Ready j B. Warfeid Of
Bridgeport; and P Moore Of Nevada,
for the Assembly. Smith appears to
have been dropped without much cepe-
mony. Dr.. Davis, of Little York was
nominated aud confirmed as Supervisor
also Fitzsimmons of B,idgepoit aud J
Bowers of Washington
The following dclegatss to the State
Convention were selected 2 Moore,
not delegate reported tbe basis OF
representation.
Br1dgeport-s. I Curtis, ] Z War
field j. Il Essclsteyne
Grass Vatiey.-C j Lansing. VIM
Wat.. G D Roberts.
Neoada-W. F Anderson. a. T.
Laird, Henry Meredith, p Moore.
Eureka. j II Mitchell, r 3. Moyes
Mr. Chinn
Roagl 8 SReady-D Brown, G. Beck.
man.
Washingt0u-G a Young.
Llt0e Yovk-W. d Smithson.
A consultation was now held between
the Chair, G A Young and G D Rob
erts on the -propriety of nominating a
a Senator in place Of Chase, The Chair
said ia motion Of that kind worc made
he would rule it Gus of order, lie would,
however, entertain motion to revoke
all the nominations Of the convention
Young then made the motion in accors
dance with the suggestion Of the chair
Some noise occurred from the Douglas
side at this time When it sjtbsided
Mitchell made the same motion as opng
1t was seconded and carried Young
nominated IL NJ Moore for Count
Judge Boulke nominated Belden H
said he wanted to act with that wing Of
the party. He had put Mr. Beldeu IL
nomination in the main convention, a.ld
should vote for him if any other man
was nominated. Moore was nominate
by acclamation with a solitary No.
c. J. Lansing was then nominated b,
reclamation for Senator. He came
forward rolled, up the whites of his eyes
and made speech which VIC did no,
hear.
Moore said he felt heavy load re
moved from his stomach since the ispl.s
had occurred, and iDtimated he aas
"sound on the goose" &c.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-16

adjourn was heard. The Deputy shes
iii "doused the glims," one excepted on
the Lecompton side of the house with
his hat. and the harmonious, united Den
ocratic County Convention for the yea,
Iof grace one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight was ignominiously brought
to an end.
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ID ri. l3eE seeA rsbTs
- AsaeA and khe opnoaila aasors.
at ai1 sAaMFR, RKum snA rise till sui ~. anasE
&c 6sasz Is - sl1ntian.
xha MRnnAsKA Ii ARA xasa haaa
wfzh pnasszas manhlnsFy. i,uEls erssgsnsYys
Sns 9as1 BAns ssm 81 saeaass misms 49,.
saas ahepk - y asW AID u axxsalanE.ssss
shs yin nos cary twsaty .asss waeoas
and keama aka tims, n0r two hundred Rsad
- cattle haE 60 eonvaaisnEiy eagTw 40
waguzss aAa Aaasaa aE a TRIP and cattle and
aaalaR ss@ek a pappnrkacn.
Izas RlseK Al Ibis pelnkis ewslv ahsus aasn
% hmnaS@0 Rea& wfaa with hoew norw0aa.
aid Ep&k Aeand nhaxsa o. hakh 60. -.
RsGstF saa@n n all aAakrmsaiama. 49, assgs
reRMsan9ht sAndaagB directly annusika Saeh
szAsE eoHssqn Tie boat wnkee 81
sroaskagS An Iaaa thar n2nmsa. 50 q 4.
sandankiy able 70 de- ali ~ Razsyfasa TAI
will BE- done ak al poiAss "a ms Mlssouri
Liver Aeoss fAs moash q he Plata this
aaa@oH.
We 10 nos, lliks TIE 0msha Ferry Com-
pany cal ahs attsaklAn ~ ehs publle te a
tins tables we have nenes oaar ehartss. "a
We understand II aAligas as 10 ran az All
aaaasas Exazn ms rzaaag 70 the setting az khs
sun and we are perfectly wiiling and al
#ay Feaay tO3aiMl u ahose obligations to shs
Istsez Il q Ions footman cones. We -
hlm without delay.
| Ine road b the Ferry 90 the Eoyga slde
1 q s3nsllenE, ana gFam FIure nee ID the plAffs
VALLEY II IA manY mica nsaraE and much
better than any ether route.
- elzaesFs And crew arg sksEgfal. pyuasul
ARa AEseeaa, and viii at 8 D Eimss Be- found
R9Aey @ad willing 60 10 do all IN their pow.
ss g accommodate and obligs the travslins
Eeammuntky.
With all tha above nanasd aawamkagas
ard ~ kast tnas ca rassa am IVA lsg,
per cont lees thaA those az Oaaaha. kc~git
Magon : span hDFsss o. yoke cattle, :. rs e,
Axtxa span ca yoke cattle, ...... -. % e
0asTiags 4 span horses, $500. ...,.. 90 q
hoRss C buggy ssss es.srs+s.ss. ss.ssS 10 s.
MGn & horse, ...s s...,, ..,.., go, 90 q
| rS1AhAGab 's'*E' s''''E asssrFsp sssssss. D q
Cattle, horses { mules, per bead, .vs10 q
Sheep and swine, '.... 3a
We confidently lock kor ahara q thl
public patronage. = =
MITCHELL L BRADSHAW.
Florence, Jun 10 80 Il
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Rar ~.

100 gOoac city Lots ID the Ral1saa addi-
sion to this city,
30 kne Lots in Mullen's snhdiyialoa q
this city, -
50 choles Loss In the Howasa aaditioz
to this city.
Several GOOD residence iots Ia Hall'a Sd.
don To this city.
Several hRsly situated Fssidshee lots Il
central poEtiona ok tia city.
Several finely wakeTsa and timhsEsd Let
oil land within IA hour b ride of this city.
Also, bota and shares In Junction city
Iowa, and BsllsEaa, Tskalnah and Desosa
Nebraska.
mar1A-dT IL
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EDWIN = FRAaEms
ZEAL ESTATE - =
GENERAL A G. 4 a..

q q = a y = y n ss~.agg. gag.,.as.
Lover Broadwsy oppcsiss kssssasas -
couveFL 81 Il Il. =. -. !. sssa 49, An
ID kIadi 81 keal Estate %, $3.50. -
- q persona d The eltg h<lAass Q.as
w,skss collections, pays taxes 40 aEssss
abstracts 81 title Gives Felianie lilso e. :,
gn .estecfing the prices 81 ts1l sss = s ssas
rYseatss att business e0nHscssa Wiz hsai
Estate Agency. .
A l9rEs variety II yery asasaaois Asai
Easats for safe ii ali tiaes on tas aaoss rsa~
sonahIs terms.
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GREAT WESTERN
BLANK BD0k MANDATORY,
& . BOoK-BISpERg wARRHo TsR

CULVER, PAGE L HOYNE.
No. Ia L 1870, Lake street, corney Of
Clara street, ChseaqO, E1s.
boo BINDERS STOCK In every va
ID ,IssyS Stationary Of all kiAas, and
RtArk books and Blanks og ewery dsserip-
l'r'. for County and City OfResrs, Corpo-
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Wholesale and Retail, and at the lowest
Tr1eea. Orders received for
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Aiso- Corporation aud OResaa Seals aud
Presses.
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sal" Of Rattag Psns aaa Machines, suttine
Asshines, Paging Maelines, Lying and
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