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perrenf!eirrr. Serrenflsiper. Serrentleioer.
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55 Wainltrnbe. msben benz ct. Gbaries Spte(.
~ltinaigee Eager Der m~pecrnittn 6errenfleibcr auimcrflam n
aiAisn unc sum SSeiuhs peiietben einsulapen. QSintertlstbsr
Tr 3srrer ltno StlNbsn bat Scrltlbe cine 9rpfe 9uspabl, bic
cr 81 u~uSenlein bil!i9en 9reilen ablaiitn fam. Dcrletbe bait
il9!tiN Gin eoIlltanbi9cs Eager {. g. G%sntlsmen'5 6nrnil pima
4pao5, aS 9emoen, Suls- uno Salhentiiher u. /. 10, better
Sualitat unb SI Cen b~illi9lten 9reilcn.
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Wpr,eQan., Stetn rnp CHESAPEAKE 0jrlhSft.

9pr3eQan', Strtn ltno @laSpaaren=G cl0Gft.
Denl sesbrtn bsltlhsn 9ubiifam 81 funb, ba6 an Der Gtfe
Der Wrpap une 0r;ttsn @sraRs sin enOrmes 2a0er bon aners
hanb @eiNirr fir bic @auemlrtbl4aft stablirt III, wel6es bas
sinsi9s rsuiihe Welddft pieler Dirt in RitmunS lit. Inner
enforcement enttitt WLa5.. Stein une prceuan<Q saarcn.
Mtiier uur @1teln, HtHel aUsr srt, 3ahee~ un6 3besfan,
nEi. Hoinpen Won 3inr, @IcdN, Britannia unb Itperplatttrts,
: l%bsebretttr, Spiesel Hne SpieBegt6ler alIer 0r6gelL -
5;>ute. 0leto.r r., len. un2 SttrauhsHrtsn. AID ~aier6aaS
tafie G&aarcn ua0 5YicjsG8 &c. &c. QSieptrYerfluftr fciSen
eo S%0rt}etIbaEt ftapen, bel ms crit YcrSulpredsn, "a mtr in,
Stanse iin5, ibnen aHSnatmSmeiie bi0is Y~erfaufsn gu f6nnsn.
S9aap II. COMFY, Gde Der 3. II. 8rpabtr.
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Ieaee Mmseisem.
Srcbe Ssrtrhcrun8 I'M 3abnaus,iebcn.
Is. On SDucS

IS. %. SuncS
modt NDrn, prlde Sdbnc ouSaeSp9cn iciinihcn, bic Gln,ciac,
ee CT itSt III, gcliec Yrs Snitrimcnttn III, p~cr;lslid,tr ale
ale le 9ebrartbten. Git Ginfahtcit unb &rltcmmcntcit III
rtr Contribution III Der 9rt, bdF lie tae Slus; icben Der 3dbuc
fat ihntcrilps mo6er. nicrioIs ~Ytrftblsn tra 2atn eel ecm
erlttr Sulu6 braue %ju;iebtn, nie i'm ,crbrcGeu CHER baS
2obnflsiih rrrlctcu.
Glle anScril Srcratirncn. ais 0aaeu, &einistn une Gin
lcserl vrn I3dhnen lctdt mo CUR auS9;fltrt.
Sfficc: Wainitra6c. ;rphteu Der 9. NIB 10.
Sin Wflrden miro aciuht,
oaS seirbhnlide 6auedrteiicn III .erridtcn ucriicst. Der
bndltt Yrbn mtrb ctncm 9utcn @tdcten 9siabtt, unt Nntct
ealltibe etlc f%ccuRb!idc Scin,atb. psnn cS ih oIStalc lei
DEM llnttrictdnGten altlbrt. Iii iyanilie erlclteu iii Helm.
.. 6. G%uttlt,
Stnee Der 9bilas elphia S0mplit,iH, Gpmpa 9nie,
St"Waiultrabt artrtta).
NS. Nein %sSrbrhauS bcilpct lid III Ter MGbe Der Office
uno tAnn audi raltlbit n~ad,acfra9t mrrccn. .. ..
Nuitirn! 9uctiou!
Sinti ncuc 9'rd9'S, trtt Suthcrs une rsrniture> 98oo,n
ung mtbrcrr aEberc ircrno BANJO SufpS unp 3Dasen ipien
Nad,lttn 9onncrltag, ben 30 /. Mite, Wfpr9cnS 10 llbr in
TEN S8a9nerlbop aCr llutersciHnetSn pcrauttipairt wcrbtn,
Stpin9un9tn: 80 &age @rcbit.
Spbn Owes II. 9ruter,
Uranflinifr., natc Scm Giten Mfarft.
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sSid'tia fir @lis unp iepeu Ginplmn!
llnisrScitnctcr tectlt ecni gcebrttn 9ublifum nit, bas err Elm
N.d9er. aler Sprtcn SSeinc NIB 2iauprS bait, better Sltali>
ttat, Die er int grpBtn nnb &lsinen mn III ben 6tuialcu 9,rei-
6r!'biei', hettidcr @urlt, Serptlatepurt, Slutpurlt unb
Sdiparleilnia9en, SlrecGcn, SarbineS, 3wctid,tu, Saftra
Nrilec, Nbl9ntp, Sdwciicrtdit unb aLlsr lpIpcr GIrttcl, prc in
2NttlSNiieil uliD YIN 9rtratleutcn scbrau6t pcrpcn. Yiuiae
Gtnt@!fe lsten rtnleIbm in Ston6, ptcbcrum aretrit biuia
seriauIcli iu lNrnen. Spbn S6op,
Gdc ScfCripn- rnS War,banfrasc
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WelhGitsz@ rGffnuun.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
Ger llntcrcidncte mod)t Gem te,iihen Nutlflm bic crae>
hcnc Nniciat, Dap or III Der @rrop-, ;rpihcn er 6nn lnb
ntbit Gisorrcu unh Houttahaf croHnet bat. sinbtm berlclbe
,cinc Munbcn mur nit Der beitcl unp ~biar9iien 9Saare bsoie.
ncn mirb. iCkt er cincm rcGt sablrtiGtn Stlute crtassen.
W!cihfau5 ioebcn creaiten frilde tll6ne,ihe ScrinSc unb
SarS ellen. Sptn 9erbi0,
grc0bi1raEc, swiidcn Sr 6. II. Z
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y. $ ptte8

y. 3otteS,
Srpap StraBe, 5pilhen 6. II. Z. @traBe, neben
u. Shap's ugGilbelm Set 5auS".
9elelbc %enpiitblt bcm bieli9sn unb burdreilcnbsn Yubli.
fum leine anfe seiGmadsoilte ein9eridrete 8arbirtu6e,
u,p ~idnleideIt liN, Dap Nisnanb irinrn Ship anbtrs, ais
bic ibni unter isincn une ieiner 0sbulfen @anbe gu She'll
wirb.- Serner empiietlt er ltM sI Girur9iIdsn Sprratipnen,
a6 3abn0usnebnen, s%berlallsn, 8lut9etlsben, Sdr6pien
fabreirt cine ausseSeidnete &inttur aessn bas @rauperbsn II.
&uefalen Der 5aare. I'm 3uiprud bittet 9. Sottse.
%, OGO 0fp. Bacon, 9ms Shes, Sbpulesrs unb SrsaIts,
600 Sarrele Servings, Maderels, Ssao uno GOb 8tib,
800 Sad SalI
unb iOnlti9e III elmer 9reesry serfduftfs @rtisel itnb Yorrd>
thi9 unt iu ba6en bei gm. gBaltaee II. Sptn.
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Salat6l, 0crite, Starte, &ofcce Ghsna Coco.
lebe rsblt elmer @tcn9e anterer srtttti, @ariamcrictn, Gut
ttn's Griraet. @rpirn 9Sinblpr Suap. 8abnbirltcu eau &c Gp-
!r9ne, &c. &c. Swm @trtauf bel s. Is. Tifdrr, @at.
| W0apnc NIB @alpne GhoG Sars, defenders fir Gpn-
IEettrnarn unb GanpiltCres pafienh, inp bci jebr ~tcliebtscn
Suanii!at untrr Jabri.prrio Su labcn bel
Sri&sn ytat utcr Saferg @cpter itslS irii@ bel
s. s. SiiMer, Mst.
St9ctabte 9ias, ~ibcriuftrt unb rbnc 2udcr, 9ronbrtitb'S
9llte, MlcSanco berulmte ~GCberpilcn, Or. SaYnCS 0ilen.
ceutlde &atIerptlrn Is. &c, s%Surmmitnl Yeridieptner Surttn
tetH lrnh frhalttn nno Sum Strlaut bel SLIDER, @st.
,5nbl9p, 2Salhbl0llc, Ycrihiebener Sprten, in Gdadtsln
uio los, gu baben bel 6. e. Tii6er, Mot.
@Ite a~bselaaerte 5ayana uno grineipcs Giaarrsr, jSau.
II SAnlpftabat crfer Snalit6t bel s. 6. Slider, @9t.
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oamturS. Nmerif. 9afetfabrt- @cticn= @eleulMaft.
San~ffcbifabrt

Sann~ffcbiffabrt
SiptlCten
San'bir9 ,ine Secip sjprf, pia Scutbamptpu.
pcrrittiellt Der rcura auf paS Sclicefc ectauisn unS Gle.
SNaaf'trte cin9eridttten SrpBcn ctirrnrn Nrlfrompfldt6e
Spru ia, 1000 Sons, Capt. G%routmanu.
9ammpniai 5000 Gpne. Capt. @dwenlen.
Sarenia, $500 Sons, Capt. OILERS.
SbtSe mc9en itrcr f&nc0cn uno slldlidcn syabrtsn riibm.
ltdelt setatntt 0amrfldife mrrcen re~sclmdBis an,
Grfen mo Sinf,ebntcu jepcn Mpnats
smt Nr'p Siprf uns Sanbure, Yia Southampton, crptbirt unb
nepnlen 9alia9icre prn Sem Srrf nab
Sdr'burs, Saorc, Spnrom rnc Spntbampton
Su fcl9snben Yretcn:
Grte GajIte . 500.
35mf.ts SaIats 50.
Son Samburs nad) Sfcrp 2Jprf:
Grte Gaihte $li2.50. 8pcitr Galnie $40. Sptftentcd
$40. S8sscn 9ailoec ipcnpc man itb an
Is. y. ~stidJart, Spas II. Comp,
l50 yrrobrop, gteip SJprf.
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Undertaking.
Der ll%ntrrcidnete 1T istt im GtaneC, jeten @uftraa in
ieinem G'elddift aus: uIubrer NIB snar 10 biaia als mpeltf.
Sine &nSipabl pcn Sar9en lit fOrtipabrcno ~prrratbis.
Gin nsuer, gutter Spotenmagen nit eincm suten &rsi,
Der uni rubi9tn 9ferrcn fir ctpaiaer Gebrauf.
Die @uTmerflomfcit Ypn Srtcl-~ Snbabrrn II. g orili,n ,pitt
gerldptet ouf feline srpfe Nu5ipabl Scn Aiorroben.
&Ws6ehtrlnQ vrn Sppba'S, Stlbten II. Spring. Natratsr
pirb prompt beiprst. SraneiS 2aube,
Brcaeitr. ipiiMen 2. unb 3. Ctr.
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&artoHelu.
Sd babe wictcr ein9s bunbcrt Buffet spn ben tclicbten
penniYipaniidcn &arrTeli Won neinem 9reuube in Seeebita
ertaltcn, unb bicts Sieitlbcn 2irtbaberu, wcldc lid baloieii
mclosn. i'll Sl.l24 per Suitel ecscn 9aar tiermit al
10. Deg. 1858. 3. q. Streder.
Srilbe 2inlen. @raupen, @jcrite. @rira, bcuts
i6c 9welidtn, Sage uub 2prtccrtl1tter ecraSe erbalten uno
btlt9 81 ~otrtaufen bel 4. W0ener, Orrg9ilt.
Gte Der 6nt rmb SrpaofroEc.
Din has 9utlifum. i.
llncrSctGneter empfittlt icincl, QBa9en rem gublifum sunl
auSshbcn, ~siipaisen &gsfii9c, rmo anbcrcn brrartiecn sc
l~esenbcitcn. Sui. Sbil6er, BIC Str.
Die folaenoen Bidder, ndnlth:
Sbofeirrare's COMPLETE lBprfe in l 0pl.
She 9idipid Club, 2 9pl.
Baskerville, 9rctrp IF Wsrmany.
3ibpde'5 Nrsclcn, 3 9dnee,
babe i'd orr ldnscrcr Sit aue9cliebcn rnS bite itet freunt.
Ii&it ut baIei8e 9urltsabc ~ftrieitcn.
s. y. @rbntn0,
9lat En-, 'riihcn DER Z VI 9.
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BUR 8snhtuns fir 9Bieperysrfdufer.
Turd biltSe Ginfdufr in Nsip grrf bin ib in ben Stanb
9rlest. fc!aenpc Srttel 81 untcnltebtntrn lrtr biliasn 9rciien
SIT Ycrfalfrr:
Seitcr Sdparcr 9fhcr IL Cts. Der gfunb.
@cmahlcncr DO DO is
MuSeat<guIIe so
MuScatsSlutbe 70
Nefcnpftfsr Is
stelfenblithe 20
geiter enSIitcr emf SO
Salpctcr l2I
5wect Si, fine, srpFe 8(aIde 40 Gents.
Serncr Y~prrdtti9 friihe6 bilise5 8iirnina Stub, aufcbcl.
gries, graupen. @erlte, Sasr, Swetlhen, 8anarisniaamsn
Snei9p &Iau, Stdrfc, SODA unb 9salbina Stub, Gtaorrcn.
Hauh@ nab StrApfsSa bof. 8dnlme, 9lrltsn, 0orfimcrien,
cdtcr meciiiniihsr brandy II. /. 10, aIeS III Sen lbiaiaitslt,
StaStpreiien. g. QBnQnet, Trtooiif
Ode 81: II. Srpabfr (NeLs 81 orft)
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Oeutibe Srieflife.
Sci Gem @bbplcn bcicr 9riefc mue tcn,crft iperter, bos bic.
tlbgn allltpncirt ijur.
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Nav YoaK, July 20.
a letter from Port Elizabeth, Cape Of
Good Hope, May II has been received in this
city, stating that great fire occurred at that
port on the previous night. All the finest
warehouses were destroyed. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
WAsnISGros, July 10. Private letters from
Mexico state that Mr.. Away, the British
minister, had received directions from his
Government TO suspend relations with the
Zuloaga government unless disposition was
evinced by il toward making reparAtion to
British subjects.
Capt. Longstreet has been appointed by
the President paymaster Of the army, in place
Of Darhill, dismissed.
General Ward b. Bennett, Surveyor Gen.
eral Of Kansas, has made all his appoint
ments, and will leave for the Territory this
week.
NORFOLK, July l9.-,At Quarantine the U.
s. steamship Fulton, from Gulf Of Mexico,
bound TO Portsmouth, N. H., with machinery
damaged.
! ST. Louis, July 2o.--Our Leavenworth dis
patches Of the 10th, per U. S. Express to
Boonville, says private dispatches from
| Washington state that new military posts are
to be erected at Big Timbers and Cheyenne
Pass.
| A Dispatch from st. Joseph. Nth, says
that the Salt Lake mail with dates to the 26th
had arrived. johnson entered the CITY on
the 2Sth. Capt. Marcy 10 also ut head quar-
tiers in the city. The Mormons had been in .
vited to return and take possession Of their
homes. Provo is still the rallying point Of
the Mormons.
The express, with orders from the War
Department to General Harvey, was only
about six miles in the rear of the General
There was plenty Of grass, and tho Indian,
! were peaceable.
PaILApELrniA, July 20.-1he Nationa
Convention Of the Sons of Malta re-asscm
bled. The Chairman OF the Business Com
mittee offered report. which was adorted
for the formation Of the consistency. con
t sisting of two delegates from each lodge rep
1 resented in the Convention, and then ad
. joarned.
3 The Consistency SUBSEQUENTLY met an
elected DR.. A. $. Jones, 81 New York, Chair
man.
n On q motion, it was
Resolved, That this select body be held 1
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Notice..

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Hsnceforth, no name will be entered
on our books unless it be accompanied by
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
Per win stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do so; but they must look to the carriers and
not to us for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of US, and there our respon-
sibiiity ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, but if they see fit to give credit that il
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
will be strictly adhered to.
j. b. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON l. co.
kE0KUK POST,
Per WIN. Res, As't.
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eDThs ssRabbiso Who manage the Jour-
nal are whining over the fact that "H. De
Pugh, niger bashss, !" has Withdrawn his
patronage from that sheet, on account OF the
abuse Of the Sunday School Of which be 10
superintendent. The "poor white trash" OF
the. Journal Office pitch into the "httle
darkies" and then when the colored gemmen
make fght, they back down and make
whining appeal to the chlvalry to come to
their aid. And in order to further their de-
sign they "wring in" a dirty slur on the
"dutch," to tickle the fancy of the "na-
tives."
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the Supreme Grand Council Of the Sons OF
Malta, in the United States, Cubs and Msxi.
90, TO act in concert with the Supreme Grand
Lodges OF Eur ope.
The following officers were then elected
Supreme Grand Commander, Curtis Guild;
Grand Chancellor, Daniel W. Ross; Grand
Treasurer, Charles Fisher, Of Ohio; Grand
Conductor, George w. Dilks, of N. Y.
After the appointment Of the various Com
mittees of the Supreme Council, the Conven.
ton adjourned this p. NJ, at 4 O'Clock, un-
III the I'd Monday in October, to meet 10 New
York
The visiting members from Havana, Eng
land, France, and Germany, were then called
to the floor and appeared greatly interested
in the proceedings. A universal Convention
Of all the Lodges in the world was spoken Of,
and will probably take place in the year
1859.
CTr The report that DIR. Walker intended
to resign the Presidency Of Harvard Univer-
sity is contradicted.
oTrFiye girls belonging to tho House of
Mercy, New York, were drowned in the
Hudson river on Friday evening, while in
bathing.
u beSuVlus nus C6ASeu 10 De In eruption;
at least only thin stream of lava flows from
it., and the volcano has resumed its ordinary
appearance.
J-0ne reason why the world il not no
formed is because every man is beent on re-
| forming others, and never thinks Of reform
ing himself.
ca John Sherman, of Ohio, Member of
Congress, is a grandson Of old Roger Sher-
mana noble ancestry well preserved.
! T"in Switzerland, no less than twenty
/ thousand women earn fair livelihood by
| making watches.
1 ey~ Senator Crittenden is to have a
public dinner at Versailles, KY, on the 9th
inst.
4 fz5-It ia said that Geo. P. Morris, the
poet, will be rendered the consulship Of an
/ important European port.
/ fy~Mahomet Pacha, the Turkish admiral,
and his suite, smiled from Boston last week
on their return home.
| Potatoes are selling in Watertown,
Wis, for cents bushel, and butter for 10
cents pound.
Gg-rhe wealth Of VIM. B. Aston is esti-
mated at $50 100000.
CO There are coo saw mills in the State
Of Wisconsin.
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RePuSiican County Convention.

RepublicAn County Convention.
The Republicans Of Lee County win meet in
convSstior at CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY,
July 4Ath, for the purpose of nominating can
~didatc for Clerk of the County; also, to appoint
delegates to the Judicial Convention to be held
Burlington, on the 2sth Of July next, to nominate
. candidate for Judge of the First judicial Dis
tsiot Of Iowa nd fer tho transaction of such 9th
Ct business - the public interest may require.
PHILIP vIELE,
Chairman Rep. Central Committee.
June = d, 1883.
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A Man Hung Himself N Fun ana was
Hung I'm Earnest.

Hung N Earnest.
The Hamilton (Butler Co., o., Ipseligcn-
Ger says:
Avery sad affair transpired at Princeton,
near our city, on Thursday last. Mr. Ell
lott, who lives in Princeton, butchering
beeyes and selling them in the neighborhood,
hung himself in his slaughter house. He
was in an exceedingly good humor during
! the day and evening, and naturally OF play
full disposition, gave vent to it by many play
! full things. He had bought some cattle, had
extended his business, was doing well, and
felt lively aud encouraged. He so Expressed
himself to his wife and friends. Going from
the house to his stable he fed his horse, and
taking his little girl and neighbours little
4 boy, some thirteen years old, he went on
! about twenty FIVE yards from his house to the
slaughter house. Here was n machine for
raising dead cattle arope with large hook
in it run over - large reel and attached to q
windlass with u ratchet Adjusting the rope
in a moose around his neck, he plnyiully bid
the little girl TO go tell her mother "some.
body was hanging out there who looked like
Dan. Elliott" Then showing the boy ex.
actly how many notches, he bid him, still
laughing, to draw him up. The boy did SO,
and drew him of his feet. Once up he could
not, because OF the ratchet, get him down
and when in answer to the little girls anxiety
Mrs. z. came out, her husband hung dead
his feet touching the floor, and the hook
pressing hard against his jugular. From al
the circumstances, it is not doubted that tbs
act was done accidentally int burst Of play,
fulness.
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SENTIMENTAL RoBgER.-ln Philadelphia, o
few nights since, the slumbers Of sweet
girl were disturbed by the appearance OF q
man in her room. The alarm was given.
but the man escaped. On the lady's dress
ing bureau, however, beautiful enamelled
watch, pair of heavy bracelets, diamond
ring and u necklace were found lying, to-
gether with slip Of paper on which was
written
"fairest, Dearest Girl ! came here 10
rob, but your beauty has made me honest for
the time. saw these jewels, but believing
them yours, could not take them. | have
stolen what value more--three deicioa,
/ kisses from your unconscious lips. DO mo-
( be offended, they were gentle and limo.
! con. A. ftSrSn,y>. s....s ',
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KERnsINE LAMP,

TOR burningcoAl Oil. which in point of economy
i and brilancy execls all others One Lamp is
equal to ths lightof six candles, and is five times
cheaper than burning fuid, 1t gives out no odor
in combustion, aud win not explode In bringing
this lamp before the pasln it is unnecessary 70
appena testimonials. n it's own merits are deemed
sufficient to insure its adoption.
The above Lamp nnd Oil can be obtained st
Ne. Ola Main-st., between I'd and Sd, one door
below hiekeys Hat Store.
iya2-dim H. C. MERRELL.
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C~.Parsncrshtp.

Tho unicrsi gned, having formed CO. Partner
ship nuder the name ard style Of Aaines Brother,
nd purchased the entire interest OF H. s. FArrar,
" i'll continue the business of manufacturing SASH
Deers. Blinds. Ficerins. Pump-Tubine. Gc.. ~
the old stand, corner Of n Blum Streets, near the
keokuk Fl. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAlEES,
Keokuk Sept. -, ST. r. .. HAINES.
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Juatcsap Convention.

There Win be Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, Henry, Lonisa and Des
Moines, tcomprisipg the LIST Judicial District
holden At Burlington, Wednesday July 2sth, at
cloek p. m, for the purpose Of nominating can
aidatss for Judge Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem.
bsr Of the BoArdof Education. The ratio of rep
ressntstion win be one delegate for each one hun
drsd Republican voters.
PHILIP vIELE, Chm Cent. Com, Lee Co.
ID. s. ELLIOTT, Henry Co.
A. W. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, Des Moines Co.
June n, 1855.
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No Excuse far hnA RRead.
I AM now preparing very superior article Of
! Yeast Powder, which, warrant 70 be ~ good II
not superior 70 any other In the market, and At
nearly one AAif the price. b. y. vOWELL,
iela. Isl Main street.
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mr.. l.. g. INGEsas OIL,

nEATlbT, corner or Third and Main streets,
~ Kuokuk, lows, over Xix, Hale 1 Co.. Bank,
entrance on Third u. Special attention given to
the pre- servAtion Of th natural treatment of
exposed dental nerve and correcting
Of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth of the best
syis and finish, from single tooth to entire set.
v 23i6m
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Nstics.

fINAN SALE OF LOT for the Cost Of abating .
nuisance upon said Lot;
Owners names. lot Block. Tax. Cost,
Unknown. AZ $3.50 Sl.2S
NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or own
Of Ina above describ bod lot that special tax has
been assessed and levied upon said bt, being this
amount expended by the City of keokuk for filing
said lot for the purpose Of abatiug nuisancs on
the sanl, cauaed by staguant water, and unless
payment be made of the taxes so levied, and
also al costs, before the 2lst day Of August, A..
y. 1888, the said lots, or much thereof as
shall be necessary to discharge said tax and
costs, VIII be sold on he day aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office, in said city, bs,ween tbs hours Of
clock a. N. and O'clock p. N.
@. c. STEVENS,
Collector of the City of Kcokuk,
Lee County aud State Of lows.
futy n ISJS--d4w
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Prcntieeuna.

BE careful, neighbor Prentice, for, ''if
the righteous shall scarcely he saved" what
the deuce viii become Of you in such an
even,f-[Cin. Enq.
Why, Of course, in that event we shall
''scarcely be saved"
The Cairo paper say that Cairo will be
eu.ireiy restored in u few months. 1t will
be the most wonderful instance on record Of
the restoration Of drowned subject
Several OF the Cairo houses that re-
Gently embarked for the Gulf are said TO have
arrived there in pretty good condition. We
have not heard OF them being captured by
the British cruisers.
doing fine business. We know, that a
short time ago, they were entirely out Of dry
goods.
Col. Drinkhard is acting Sec'y Of War
in the absence OF Sec'v FLOYD. Too many
Of that family are in office these days.
The Washington Union boasts that the
affairs Of the Government are going on like
clocK-work. oh yes, they are going on
tick, tick, tick.
When constituency elect such u man al
Bill English to Congress, they undertake I,
pass him a, more than his value. lie 10 81
raised Bill"
The truth don's bore our readers--lN
A. Ledger.
1t is never allowed to get its auger or GIN
let within a hundred yards Of them.
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HAILHNAD NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given to al parties int rested
~ that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern,
and the keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies
according TO act authorizing the same, has been
perfected. The articles of consolidation entered
into for the construction Of the road from keosau-
qua, Van Buren, Co., to tho Missouri river, and u
be styled and known rs the Nebraska aud South
Iowa Railroad Co., and now fully authorized TO
~ cut the obj ect Of their organization.
RALPH r. LOWE, Prss't.
u. MArsg, Sec'y.
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ntssolutIon.

rlNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
l tween The subscribers, under the name and
firm of Farrsr D Haines, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Robert 4 p. 2. Hsipes will COR
tinue in the business, and sign the name Of the
counts Of the late irua, and all debts due 1t must
be paid them. IL. 8. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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eT-A leading medical practitioner at
Brighton, England, has lately given list Of
~ cases OF paralysis produced by smoking,
which came under his own knowledge within
the last Six months.