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Illustrations irem original designs, BY N, Il. A..
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JIcALLs, ~ Vinegar, BY thr so.sp. -, ). !, !.
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TruAlacsk sale.


NTHEREAs, Thomas J. Luce, by his Deed, dated
w the I4th dsy Of May, 1852, and recorded in
Deed Book No. IL. pages 63s and 63y. in the Re-
coider = Office of Lee County, Iowa, conveyed TO
the undersigned, trustee, the following described
real estate, to wit Lots No. ~, two az, and
three tS), in block No. eigh y.cight 1885,, in Keo
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, which said conveyance was
m ade in trust to secure the purchase money on
said property for the sum Of three hundred and
seventy i've dollars 1878, TO Samuel Marsh VIM
II. Lee and T. c. Dclavan, payable us follows /:
One hundred and twenty dollars, May IA, 1858;
One hundred aud twenty five dollars, May Ia 1854;
One hundred and twenty five dollars, May IL, 1855;
all of whish payments bear interest At the rate of
elk per cent. per annum till dae and ten per cent.
after due till paid, payable annually ard whereas
default has been made in all Of said pawn nts, to-
gether with the interest thereon, nov, therefore
accordance with tie terms of said Deed, notice Ii
hereby gwen that the undefsined Trustee, ut the
request Of the owner Of said Decd of Trust and in
pursuance of the provisions Of said Deed OF Trust
will, on the 3ist day of December, 1883, between
the hours Of 10 oclock u. IN and o'clock p. M, al
the door of tic Office OF the Clerk of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa. of keokuk, proceed to
sell the above described property at public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash, to lay said Of
money anu the interest thereon, snd the costs and
expenses Of this trust.
ID. W. MELBOURNE, Trustee.
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1sssasa eaUouQoUo
0JAl1 x!YEoLD6, CsfclinsA. Rsyaolds,
=. Y Wihas Yos md sseh Of you are hereby
netAs4 sAak thers IL COW on ale in the oce Of the
Clerk Of The District Court Of Lee County, lows,
D keeAsa,A psdtson Of c.thArins RaAiali. k.-
eeut0F 81 the estate OF J. w, Randall deceased,
elaiNing Of ron the said James Rsynolds nix hun
afsd ana seventy eight dollars, ard intereAt 81
pr osnt. per annum from February 10th, 1883
.pon proAissoFy note sxscatsd BY yes to said J !.
yos, tKySssd james Reynolds, Caroline 4. Rey-
Acl1s, 1Afaasd, Adams . Co., Doench ,Rivss Co.
aAd D. u. wtfson the forso los1re Of mortgage
spsn the front half Of lots one and two In block
Keoksk, L<s cesaty lova, s1scstsd by the aid
Jan y Reynolds and Caorline A. Reynolds 10 aid
J. W. Randall, TO secure said nots, and praying
for sals OF said property, In which ron all claim
that sals.s Jon appear and plead. answer Or dc.
nur thereto, ON or before tbs "a day Of the next
tern p ssid court, to be holden ct Keokuk on the
hr.t londAy IN February, A. D. 1850, judgment by
'''ss' w = rendered x s}ba1s' lG sraosa.
Dec Q, lsss-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
ylsOJ JOHN uILkEkSON, Margaret J. Ui ikerson,
Hugh Harkins, rstharinc N. c. Haskins, Till
man, kosier Co; You and each cf You are here
BY notihed that there is now on fle in the cce Of
the CLERK Of the District Court Tor Lee County,
IowAs - ksokuk, petition Of Joseph p. Morsira,
claiming 81 you, the aid John Gilkerson and
MaSUaretJ Iksrsou the sum Of ave Thousand do l.
lars, snd intssss. ~ 10 per cent per annsm upon
promissosy note exse> TED by you, and also claim
agsisst you and the said Hugh Harkins, Catharine
.sO.s AaSkins and Ttlman, Ronier Co., who
claim to have come interest in the land hereinaf-
ter describ bed, the foreclosure Of mortgage
ted BY said JOHN 1ilksrson and Margaret J.. Gil
kerson b. said J oseph p. Morsira, upon the land
descr ibed IN said petition, being In Lee County,
Iowa, and being part Of tbs south quarter Of
section four An township sixty-ave, north range
nve vest also part Of the sonth east quarter Of
thssssssacnal north west quarter OF section four
Same township and range. And that unless you
appear ana answer thereto on or before the ID day
OF the next tfm Of said court, to be holden 1t Keo
kuk on the hrt Monday in February, A. D. 1889,
judgment will be rcndertd against you BY defanlt.
NOBLE D STRONG,
Dec, 8, lS5s-d Plaintiffs Attys.
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DELINQUENT LIST Of LOTs
+ IN which special taxes are due and unpaid, 10,
~ Grading the Alley through Block No. S.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost
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see First and Fourth pages.
That Same Old Song.

ehsve been much interested recently in glancing
through file Of old papers to which our attention
has been called. These papers embrace variety
Of political journals of dates running down from
the second year of Mr.. JEFFERsOE's administration
to the close of Mr. PIERCE's term of service.
Through all that period, with the exception Of
twelve years, the executive department of the gov
eminent has been administered by Democratic Pres
dents; and during the greater portion Of the time,
the Democratic party has maintained the ascendenoy
in both branches Of our nstiOnsl Legislature The
policy Of the dominant party has been constantly
assaulted by a fierce, yindictiVe and unpTincipled
opposition; and We have been surprised to find in
the perusal Of these old files Of opposition journals
that the charges which they urging against the
Democratic administration to-day, are only a repe
tition Of those which were urged against the ad-
ministrations Of the earlier Democratic Presidents.
The Federalsts of 1906 we're as clsmorous in their
denuncistiOns Of the corruption and extravaganza
Of MIR. JETFERsoE's administration, IS the Know
NOthings and Black Republicans of 1858 are in
their denunoiatOns Of the corruption and extrava-
gsnos of Mr.. BUOHANAH's administration. The
cutlery against government expenditures to- day is
an echo OF the complaints which were uttered half
century ago. There is a singular want of origi-
nahy IN the efforts Of the opposition Ito excite pop
ular indignation against the party in power. II
the art OF stereOtyping had been invented at the
time, We should believe that the publishers Of the
Federal newspapers, of earlier day, had trans /
mitted the plates, from which their papers were
printed to their pOsterity Of the Black Republican
and Know Nothing press. The SANDERS which thew
trumped up against the first Democratic admins
trstiOn have been carefully preserved by their sue
csssOrs and with the slight alteration of names and
dates, have been revived and repeated sganst every
subsequent Democratic administration down to the
present time We have heard much Of the faithful
ness With which savage tribes transmit, from one
generation to another, the traditions and customs
0f their ancestors; but the history of the OppOsi,
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INC Maine Election,

The Bangor Union of the 18th inst says
eve give this morning returns from large por
tiOn of the Slate The grand result of the towns
given is Smith, dem, AZ, $50; Morrill, rep 55 498
The same towns last year gave Smith SO 500, and
Morrill, so, 1863. The towns yet to be heard from
last year gave Smith 744, and Morrill, f. 22l. The
total of the State will be about ll2 000 an in.
crease from 1867 of about IA 600. Smith will have
about 81, 600 and Morrill, 600 This vote is
larger by some 1000 than ever before thrown By
the Democratic party in Maine. The Republicans
have strained every nerve and yet they have not
been able to cast many votes as they did for
Hamlin in 1856 by nearly 10000. The Democracy
is the growing party, sndts to triumph next
year as the day Of election comes
Private telegraph dispatches state that johnson,
Of the third district, and Bradbury, of the sixth,
are certainly elected to Congress This result can
not be too highly estimated. 1t comes from the
first contest in the North after the settlement of the
territorial controversy and it has been achieved by
our party in a State which was not only Overwhem-
ingly Republican, but intensely hostile to the De.
mocracy The conduct Of our friends in Maine has
been above all praise They have nobiy faced the
enemy, everywhere reducing their msjOrities and
again securing voice in the House of Representa-
ives We especially rejoice at the election of those
sterling Democrats johnson and Bradbury It is
indeed great victory, and it points the way for
others hereafter still more complete. The back
bone of republioanism is broken Washington Union
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CorresPondence.
sNITHYILLE. Sen. u, lS5

SAIfHViLLEs sept 4ts 4cOo'
Editors Of The Union and AmeSiegB.
The call upon VIM. Il. Bolts, from Jackson and
Smith, to become candidate for Judge Of this
Judicial Circuit, VIII be most cordially responded 10
by the people Of DeKslb, among whom be was raised
and educated. Mr.. Bolts is known here as a man
Of popular manners sincerely attached to the people
and their interest. His friends claim that in the
knowledge Of his profession he is equal to either Of
the aspiFans. and in its prsctes far more success
fll and likely to improve than eithers that he
has talent, industry and frmuess, aud would des>
patch the public business With sBtsfaetiOn to every
body-thst his views accord with popular feeling
while it is believed thai one Of the aspirants is in
favor of Imprisonment for debt aud that beth enter
ain opinions not well received by the people of this
county. GAEEY FORK.
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TEEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From SaItLake,

LEAYEEWoRTH, Sept 22.-Tbe Salt Lake mail has
arrived, twenty days out.
Brigham Young still remains housed, though it is
supposed no haTm will be done him.
Every hing Wss peaeesble between the GeRtiles
and Saints though the latter still keep strict guard
over their women.
The troops at Camp Floyd we're all we'll Gen.
johnson intends wintering there The men are now
building huts The Indians were quiet
Great excitement exists at Laramie and along the
route, in regard to Pixies Peak gold mines, which
are said to be rich those of California. Com
psnies leaving the border nearly every day for
the diRgnRs FL
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GREAT ATTRA CTHON--FFEE UsOFD PRO,
PETTY ~ mARKET.

NJ WI sell 70 TIE highest hiizr, On Tuesday tbs
w 5th day oG October, 1855 co lets d thai
most desirayie prory honns . he Boyd Estate imme
ae bey 9nd The depot extending from Broad ard sprnl
ssreetto the Chaoiie Pie. Ihess lots lslu11 located
rom i70ru 80 feet deep sl sui resi-
dence for gentlemen doing city, are vrrnf frr
corporation tazea and present % The snsUg fine eld I'd
specuauon- Ie rapid growth 1i NashTe ne res number
improvements that beng made, rotaiihsandinz the sx
IRENE pressure o. The tines au vel for fatufo rth o
NASHVILLE and is conclusive proof thas when ala roais
are completed the widest dreamer scarcely hat
vile viii be- II tie CltanOoga Railroad has iureasal
ines5 Of Nashville 30 per cent? what eject Of ht
completion Of the Isunese and Alabama Rad OF Louisville
and Henderson, aud Of he Norfh-uostsrn Road
Perhaps no city in the Bniuu, Of is pupuiaun presents
attraction. It's central position, the inaiauct
or the population, the beauty. proucFeness aanlfnua
Of the country, is being the capital Of the Toiuufer State IA
educational ABILITIES &C, Nashville narcuInrly aitraefye
We have one Of The most hourshng 1eal Calleres m I'D
Union. and another being established. Fanse tu and
Female Schools unsrpasssd Our choal 7 fact
and doing good Nashville any enc ding anaonI
the many good things have here Oar socav VIII uInpari
with that Of any city IN the Union. We cuft The
We eoleg viii 5relty enhance IN valu and
earnestly invite al persons DESTROYS Of hettsruE their
70 attend sale and buy frcsy.
Bills ont ID lsE days.
ang2 J.I-&R.W. BROWN,
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BALTnGoRE, Sept 22.-Atthe meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of the United States the
mitee credentials reportedags the admission
of P. NJ. D. Francis Condie, Of Pa, on the ground
thst he never obtained the Royal Purple Degree in
legal way. P. G. NJ Sam. Craighesd Of Ohio was
elected Grand Sire; P. G. NJ. Ed. b. Fitzhue of Va
R. W. D. G. Sire, P. G.. NJ. James L. RidgsIy of
Maryland R. W. G. c and R Secretary; NJ W. G.
NJ Joshua Yansant of MsrylsndR. W. G. Treasurer
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Health of the african SQUADRON,

WASHINGTON, Sept ga private letter from an
officer board the United States sloop of war Dale,
dated Porto Prays, Aug l7tb states that the health
of the African squadron was generally good The
Dale had sailed for cruise off the southern coast Of
Africa, to return in December. seaman had been
seat to the United States as criminal and Surgeon
Sherman had been dismissed from the squadron by
court martial ---.t -.-- --- t.
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The educational statistics of the United States
show that there four millions Of the youth of this
country connected with the various educational in
situations in the different States in the Union. Their
teachers number over enc hundred and fifteen thou,
sand, and the annual current expenses are estimated
70 be about $4,000 200. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25

The citizens Of Worcester county, Nd, held
large meeting Tuesday, the 2lst inst and adopt
ed resolutions recommending the Shareholders of the
Eastern Shore to meet in convention at Cambridge
on the Sd Of November, to concert measures for the
security of their slave property. E--r-.
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MORE TRoUBLE WITH THE MoRMoNs.-The Utah
correspondent of the New York TFSaes says: eve
are inclined for several ressOBs TO believe that the
Mormons are making every endesvor to cause a col
lisiOn between the Indians and the Amerioans-as
the "Gentiles" are now terned-both by melting the
Indians to commit depredations, and by endeavor-
ing to prejudice the minds Of the authorities, civil
and military against the Indians. The Mormons
have repeatedly told the Indians that the soldiers
were coming here to drive the Indians and MormOns
eff this land and to take possession Of the country
themselves; they have endeavored to impress the
Indians with this idea, and TO make them believe
that the soldiers were all their enemies they now
wish TO ful6ll their prophecies to the Indians by
bringing about an Indian war"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 22.-On information received
through the State Department that the mutineers
of the ship Tartar are at Sal, one Of the Cape de
Verde Islands, the Secretary of the Navy has trans
mited instructions to the flag officer of the African
squadron to send them to the United States for trial
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DC md Accident.

CIEcINEATI, Sept % The bridge at Fosters
CrossingOf the Little Miami road took FIRE yesterday
afternoon. Five cars Of the freight train coming
West, loaded with -four and whisky went through
and we're destroyed. No one was injured. The
bridge was repaired and the trains run as usual to-
dav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. pa woman named
schelling, at GrOvepOrt in this county, committed
suicide this morning, by throwing four children
Zone boy and three girls the oldest u years of sgs
the youngest years. and herself into WE'LL thirty
FIVE feet deep, and drowning them all. She is SUPP
posed to be insane, through jealousy.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned until
- the 10th Of November for the Graduation Masonry
q the first fifty miles Of the above roadexendng from the
gna and Tennessee Railroad west towards Cumberland Gap
prohe5 and plans the above distance
the office Of the Chief Engineer in the town Of Abingdon
the 2hdsy Of October next who will give all necessary epna
ons in regard thereto The line is divided into mile sections
In the above distance here will be earth amounting to
about 9OO yards Of loose and hard yards
mortar masonry, $4,000 perches Of dry aius perches.
Those proposing for the work requested
what amount Of stock they willing tke part payment
for their work Address the undersigned Abingdon Va
sep2l-ull nov Is W. J. HAWKINS & CO.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.
Nirht of Iohn nreu

SATURDAY EVENING SEPT. 2jh. 1853 will be presented
the fine comic drama Of Rory O'MOre. Rory O'Mors-
JOSH DREw. Dance-Miss WILLIAMS The performance will con
elude with The TOOdIes. Timothy ToodIes Esa-JoHy
DREW. In rehearsal Terrence O,COnnOr.
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A SIaver.

New YORK, Sept. 22.--The slave bTigsntine st.
Andrew, which was recently captured on the Coast
Of Africa, arrived at st. Helena on July 80. She
halls from Charleston
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The Charleston Courier states that the United
States steamship Niagara took her departure from
Charleston the 2lst inst, for Africa, with the
negroes captured on board the brig Echo The
trial of Townsend, the master of the Echo, COM
menced in Boston the same day. The legal ques-
tiOns involved in this trial are regarded of great
Importance. The questions whether the carrying
of slaves on the high seas, from Africa to slave
holding country like Cuba, is piracy; whether it is
piracy under sny act of Congress or treaty; if the
federal constitution recognizes the carrying Of slaves
piracy; and if any act Of Congress treaty can
make that piracy which the Constitution does not
recognize such, all to be passed upon. 1t is
understood that Capt Townsend win dispute the
Jurisdiction of the court claiming that he shOud be
tried at Key West and not at Boston. He viii also
defend himself on the plea that he was passenger
and not master Of the brig The records of the New
Orleans Custom House, however, show that the brig
Putnam, or Echo, Townsend, commander, cleared
from that port for ST. Thomas on the 9th Of March
last. Capt Townsend, in his prison cell in Boston,
appears to be as mild manLered man as one would
wish to meet with. He is sorupDlOusly Ia mode in
Al his personal appointments, and altogether is fast
becoming quite hero.
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DB. Kings DISPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr.. king, formerly Of New York for tie last fou
49, years 81 Louisville, KenfuEly nd aho has n
voted his attention b he treatment % priTe dgelses Cor
thirty years, Eaters heils having Attended pfac
many years. anduue many 0uss- be is 1niied =
all diseases q private nature, natter bow ha
from idudcious mcal treameut from neridct of the
Dr. Kings DispensrT No. . Dsaerick stref hcfee
Cherry and TIE Square, where he all diseases o. pvs
nature.
GOsOH1 cured Eifaout nsusious medisns or inssrr-n
hom business
srRlcRuazs Of Old or recent dzre eeculiy cured n fs
days. By an operation which causes pain. Where sctui
exists health canncs be enjoyed Perhaps disease caus,
more mischief and underunes the constitution much
SYPHILIS, un al ne diseases o ne skin. growing Of
let OF bad treatment, be eleCuay cured en- avs
SEMINAL hEAKNE. particular atieon having ben rran
this disease and all The consequences gHinE O. hrougi
in many BE- the destructive habils inconsers
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect
which viii undermine he constitution, rendering he suhect
Ter business society,", and causing premature Old age
Females who De laborng With any dcuty re
may rest assured Of iHlInetliats relief.
Persons residing abroad, ty writing and satng eir csse vi.
Zee enclosed drled % Dr. A. King, No. - Dearck street
Nashvilles Tennessee, viii have the nsoes uecne sent
their address with Necessary diFelpns srcf secrecy Observed
Once hours from O'Clock he morning until gin ne evening
may 23-d&wIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-25

Arrow RoOT.-One Of the papers read before the
late Pharmaceutical Convention, at Washington, D.
c., was from DR.. Robert Battey, of Rome, Ga and
was devoted to the question, I'd
aTO what extent is the fecula Of Msranta arundi-
nacea (arrOW root produced in Georgia, Florida,
and other Southern States, and what impediments
prevent ts being made to rival that Of Bermuda in
excellence and beauty2"
This paper sets forth the fact that superior qual>
ity of arrow root is grown in Georgia; and that
if properly cultivated it would be preferable to any
other descriptions of the article now used and would
drive all other products out of the market entirely