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PIrrsBuRG, Nov. 70.
The Centennial Anniversary is being OBJ
served with the greatest enthusiasm. BUSH
ness is entirely suspended. The procession,
which was an hour and quarter passing a
given point, is the largest, most gorgeous
and imposing that ever paraded our streets.
1t consisted Of the various military compa-
MES of the city and neighborhood, Reyolu-
tionary and soldiers Of the War of 1919, the
Mayor and other oiiciale Of the city and
county; various trades, represented by large
numbers of operatives, with appropriate BAN
ners, emblcms and devices hremen, Odd
Fellows, Turner's, benevolent and literary
and other civic sooisties. Addresses will be
delivered this afternoon by Hon. A. w
LOOMS, William Wilvins, and others, at Du-
quesnc depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad
which is located on the site Of old Fort Du.
quesne.
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CT Two persons were recently committed
at Manchester, England, on charge of man
slsugh.sr, perpe.rated inan most singular
manner. They undertook to frighten some
children with coffin, and the fright result
ed the death of little girl, in consequence
Of the bursting of the gall bladder and ex-
trayasation Of bile over the intestines.
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ANb" IUNA, ANUts ~.
During the military procession yesterday,
Gen. Paez attempted to fall into line, when
his horse slipped and fell to the pavement,
crushing the leg Of his rider under him. The
Generals right foot is disabled, the spur
having bent double and pierced his heel, cut
ting il severely. The joints Of the great toe
we're iisiocatsd, Oenaing the member back
wards in the form Of an arc. He was speed
ily removed into the Astor House. The in
jury will detain Gen. Pace some days from
his journey, but no other serious result may
be feared.
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A DUEL DKcLIsKp BIT Gov. WIsE's Son.
Charles Irving, Esq, former editor of the
Lynchburg yrginian, and now the editor OF
the Danville, Va, Democratic Journal, in a
card dated on the 18th inst, and published in
the Richmond Wing, severely denounces O.
Jennings Wise, Esq, editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer in terms evidently intended to lead
to duel. MIR. Wise replies in the Richmond
Enquirer, denouncing Irving as q british sot
and mendacious slanderer, and announcing
his intention not TO stake bis own valuable
life against lrvipg's worthless one.
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IL 10 Fact
THAT MAIsgnk,S BAITl va Or Il
Q Y II Fl II g

H d {. ID
A ND therefore, the patrons Of that famous oys-
y ter Supper, on the I'D inst, given by the La
dies OF the Baptist Church were NOT misfaken when
it was Gun an mously decided" that the Oysters
nsed on that occasion were he Oyster; hut per
haps the public, and especially those present a,
that supper were not that more than tico.
thirds Of all the Oysters se,red on that ersni,g
MALTHf'S BALTIMORE OYSTERS, and NOT any
other brand. We furnished those Oysters, and
know; and for further information the ladies hav-
ing charge of that Supper will vouch. Maltby's
Oysters soli by Dinner, Third ST., by Golfers
j knhertEan. -Main~4t -r-as.a @teaf etere, tat
Main ST., between ct land 7th.
koyS0-d KELLOGG d BIRGE.
GNEn,s BOOK OF CuEss-New edition
n just received by
noy3ed OGDEN, BROW NELL l. co.
A LsD, hne assor tnent Of Prayer Books, a.
"A OGDEN, BK0WNELL d co 3
noyyOd CRY Book SroHE
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Judge Grant, of Davenport has OBJ.
tanned an injunction against the issue OF
bonds recently voted to the railroads by
Scott county.
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The $4,000 GAAnLisa SroRY, - The
game Of faro are such as to make it utterly
impossible that the bank can lose any such
sum to single player, the chances being at
least twenty per cent against any skill on the
part Of persons playing against 1t.
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w HEREAS, ty = certain Deed OF Trust, dated
w January a, 1892, and recorded in the Re
corder's Office Of Lee county, lows, In Deed Beok
Nc. IS. page 1855, Michael Fry conveyed to David
w Kilbourne, Trustee, the following real estate,
to wit: The north-west quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section thirty t30l, township sixtysis
1907 north range five Isl west, containing forty t4o@
acres more or less, In Lee copnty Iowa, said Deed
ment Of the purchase money ON said property for
the sum Of two hundred dollars & ZOO, TO samuel
Marsh, VIM. Il. Leo and Edward c. Delavau, or
Their assigns, payable IS follows,
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th, 1862;
Twenty Five Dollars, April LIST, 1858
sevsnty-Three Dollars, January 10Th, 1884;
seyenty-Two Dollars, January 10Th, 1855;
And bearing interest At the rate Of six per cent per
annum till due and ten per cent. per snnum al ter
due, payable annually. And whereas all the above
payments are due and remain unpaid, though pay
men has been demanded-where fore the holder Of
said mortgage has directed said Trustee to sell the
said property under the clause Of sale contained In
said Deed of Trust, reference being had to the
sam for particulars,
Now, therefore, notice Ia hereby given, that on
the sls day Of Decor Der, 1885, Mt the door Of the
ofics If the Clark Of the District Court Of Lee
Cnuni4 At ksesaky Aetweef, thr huurs If y ctCca
a. m and o'clock p. M. OF said day, shall pro.
coed 20 sell said real estate to the highest bidder
for cash, in pursuance Of said Deed Ct Trust.
u. W: kILBoUREE,
Nov. 90 1858. wtd Trustee.
Eegai Nottcc.--Pr omt ssory Note.
FI,oJ. W LEWIS, Sir You are hereby notified
i that there is now Gle In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa
at keokuk. petition Of Reynolds Richardson
filed August 2lst, 1858, claiming Of you land q
b. Phil ps and :. 8. Billings, codtfendsnts,l The
sum Of one hundred and fifty doilaH, ~ money
due rromissory note dated Keokuk, February
~, 1855, Tor enc hundred ard ten dollars with in
terest ut ten per cent. per annum, payable sixty
days after the date thereof, TO the order OF u. u
Phillips, and endorsed by said Phillips TO =. &
Billings who eudo rsed the same to said Reynold
L Richardson, who are now the lawful owneri
thereof; and unless you appear and answer theret'
oil or before the second day Of the next term ol
said court, to be begun and holden FEBRUARY 9TH
1859 at Kcok uk, judgm ent will be rendered agans
you thereon for i'd gum Of ono hundred and lift,
dollars, and costs of suit.
Turner / CRAIG
Nov, %, IS5S.l Att va for Plaintiffs.
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FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
u eokuk Branch 81 the STATE Bank

Keokuk Branch 81 the STATE asauk
81 1oWo.
eIsliIS Bank Is now open for the transaction of .
dencrai banking. Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections will receive prompt attention, and
rcsnttanc viii BE- made for those payable in this
city, on the day Of ps yment at the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamili, SamlF. Miller
john e. Floyd, j. w. CIeghorn,
J G. Ramsay, J. M. Billings,
q. GarbsT, u. +. Moody, j. NJ. Shelley.
sAnLF. MILLER, President.
J. w. McMIiLEs, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. ., th6-d3m
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senators Hrighs and itch oustca.


The House, this afternoon, passed, by a
vote Of 81 to As, the joint resolution passed
by the Senate on Wednesday, declaring the
election of Bright and Fitch illegal, uneon-
stitutiona and void.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD!
GEORa r CRIPpIN my bookkeeper at the Liver
" Stable "vamoscd the ranch" last Friday with
about hundred dollars in money aud clothing,
and Violin with the name Isaac d. Postiewait
old weighs about 100 pounds Ia about feet
inches high, and had short brown whiskers. The
above reward viii be paid for the apprehension Of
the thief $40 for this thief money and property.
Nov29d3t# NALiNEUERT VANORsDAL.
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OYNn'ER~I

yIHHK best Oyster Soup on record was got up 1t
i the famous Oyster supper the 3Sd inst,
given by the Ladies OF the First Baptist Church,
and II was unanimously decided that the FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER IL the Oyter.
r. S.--The above brand Of Oyster Ii received,
fresh from the Oyster bed. daily, and for sale At
the small sum OF 90 csnts per Can, by
W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
uoy25d No. Ills MAin-st.
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TrusteAfA sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that On Tues
i day. the 18th day II Dec.mber, A. u. 1858,
shah sell to the highest bidder for cash, lot four
az in block thirty eight 1881, u he City II keo
kuk, Lee county Iowa. Said sale will take place
between the hours of two O'Clock and four
o'clock p. m Of said day, In front Of my Office, on
the Of Main and Second streets in said city,
and viii be made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Horace Ii. Ayres and vito TO me, TO secure :
debt TO Hoekins, ueskiI4 Co., due the LIST day Of
September last, for 1885 81, and deed will be
made to the purchaser.
sAML y. MILLER,
Nov rs. 1888 nv lYdtd Iruatea
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WINTER GOODA.

nUKE's BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
II WE'LL filled with all kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
decidedly the best stock in the city. They must DO
sold.
slippers Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladivs, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and csnpaigned,
with gum " leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description on
hand and made to order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition TO the Boot ann Shoe businsss Duke
il Agent Tor two Of the best Sewing Machines ex-
tAnt-Wsed's Patent and j. N. Singer co.'s--of
shich he keeps specimens constantly ON hand.--
singers Family sewing Machines are now sold for
800. Persons wanting good Boots, Shoes or Sew.
ng Machines, will md this just the place TO get
them. Remember tits no trouble to show goods
.. s..aAia.s y. sas Dis Dvvl rsose, NO. o.
Aain-st., keokuk, Iowa.
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Louis Napoleon ON the slave TRADE.
The letter OF Louis Napoleon, which We
publish below, is q most significant indiea-
ton Of an important ..change in his line OF
policy. The French slave trade on the Afri-
can coast has had most injurious effect upon
the Natives, and was fast reviving those pet
~ wars between the tribes for the capture OF
slaves which had well nigh ceased. And the
course Of the French Government and that
of the United States had already attracted
much attention in Great Britain, and was
fast arousing something Of that spirit which
under the lead Of Wherefore, Clarkson and
others had years ago abolished the slave trade
and secured the emancipation of the slaves
in the British West Indies.
Louis Napoleon finds that the public SEN
tinent Of the civilized world revolts against
his covert revival OF the slave trade, and he
therefore makes haste to give publicity to his
recantation by causing letter to his Minis
ter for the Colonies to be published in the
Official journal Of the Empire.
"ST. CLOUD, October 81, 1888.
aMy dear Cousin have the liveliest de-
sire that, at the moment when the difference
with Portugal relative to the Charles OF
Georges, has terminated, the question of the
engagement Of free laborers on the African
Coast should be definitely examined and final
" settled on the truest principles Of human.
ty and justice.
III energeticallv claimed from Portugal The
restitution of the Charles ct Georges, because
will always maintain intact the indepen
dence Of the national flag; but, in this cas-,
even, ii was only with the profound convc
ton OF nv right that risked with the kinl
OF Portugal a rupture of those friendly rela
tions which am glad to maintain with him
but a. to the principles Of the engagement Of
the negroes, nv ideas are far from being set
tied. If, in truth, laborers recruited on th'
African coast are not allowed the exercise o.
their free will, and If this enrolment is onl,
the Slave trade in disguise, will have it OF
no terms, for it is not who will protect An,
where enterprises contrary to progress, Il
humanity. and TO civilization. beg you
then, 70 seek out the truth with the zeal an,
intelligence which you will bring to bear OF
all affairs about which you employ yourself
And, as the best method Of putting an end t
what 10 continual cause Of dispute, woul
be 70 substitute the labor Of Indian coolie
for that of the negroes. will beg you t
come to an understanding with the Ministe
for Foreign Affairs to resume with the Eng
lish Government the negotiations which wei
entered on a n few months ago. On Thu
my dear cousin, pray God to have you
his holy keeping. NAPOLEON.
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RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. 20, ls5S-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.

rI,o MARY 2, WOODWARD, MN. s. WOOD
i WAkD, CHAs. HuBBELL and JAMES CLArF
You are hereby notified that there Is now en- in
the etce Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, a. ksokuk, the petition Of Ford,
Gorhan Ford, a partnership firm Of thar name,
claiming of you Vary I. Woodward. VIM. :.
Woodward and Charles Hubbell, the sum Of
eleven hundred dollars q certain promis
sorry note, and asking for Judgment against
you, Mary Il. Woodward, aud Chas. Hubbeil, for
that amount, and asking for decree Of foreclosure
OF a mortgage executed by you Mary T. Wood
ward and " IN. s. Woodward, to secure the pay
ment Of said note, and for the sale OF the land
mortgsged, and further asking that you james
clapp be AIDE party to said foreclosure OF mort
gage, and that unless you appear and answer on or
before the morning Of the second day Of next Feb
ruary term 1887 Of said court, judgment viii be
rendered against you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSIER,
Nov 20. 1854 Att'ys for y Iaintiffs.
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Nov. 40. ls5S-dtd


Tl,O MOSES Is. NORM SON, james A. Il Rhodes
L William i, Windef, Ii Scott Howell and VIM.
Scott; You hereby notified that there IL now on
file in the Office II the Clerk Of the District Court
III Les County, iowa. \, keokuk, petition of Vim.
Patters IN and VIM. Tiinbermau, claiming of Moses
b. Morrison the sum Of three thousand dollars as
iI.vi.s 40 .,ole, ANA charming
TO oil " you tao foreclosure and sale Of lots ten,
eleven and wosvc in block thirty -one, Of the City
of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, by virtue Of .
mortgage gwen w sad Morrison 70 plaintiffs on
sa,d property TO secure the payment Of said nots
aud uni Is you appear ana answer said petition on
or before tho Tuesday after the first Monday In
February next, judgment will be rendered against
you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Nov. 30, lS5S-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
rive. JAsoN DUNCAN: You are Hereby notified
tha there il els In the cfioe of the
CLERK of the District Court VI Lee County, Iowa, IT
keokuk, petition VI BeIton Robinson, claim
Ing Ut you the present possession Of 81 packages
oi gools marked - 9son Duncan, Quincy ,'"J asou
Duncan. keokuk,' worth Ss55 "a, and praying :
Writ ot Replevin, and unless you appear and
answer thereto or baiore tho second day Ok tho
next District Court, To be holden at keckuk on the
first Monday OF February, 1889, judgment by de-
Jault Will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. ~, lSas-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
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For Trimming, Curbing. Guttering and McAdsm-
hing on sth, 9Th and 9th streets.

NOTICES hereby given TO the owners OF the
lots de acrihedn the foregoing list, situate in the
City Of keokuh Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose anes tiput and all others interest
ed thatP special tax has been assessed and levied
by the city Council 0f said city for Grading
,ha Alley through beck No. hftythree, and
for Trimming, CURLING. Guttering ard Mead.
amizins stn, 9th atl 3sh streets, as designated
in the above list, and unless payment be made
Of the taxes levied - "a aso all costs, before the
2lst day u bee, A. u 1865, the said lots, or so
much thereof shall be necessary 10 discharge
said tax and costs, viii y. sold on the day aforc-
said al the Mayors tiiee in said city, between
the hours vi . clock ia. and o. clock p. IN.
q. G. STEVENS,
% fhaffty ~ aLuL
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No. ISL MRln.Sf.. kIOkUk.
----------.,,.- -
NO Excuse for bad Hread.
I AM now preparing very superior article OF
! Yeast Powder, which warrant to be as good II
not superior to any other in the market, and At
nearly one Aan the price. \. u. VOWEL,
sep1sd t 10 ~ s AIn street..
Sn0 GALLONS Pure Lnsssd Otl for sale by
OUU =. b. V0WELL,
sepfsd I6l MAin-st.
E00 kEas Pure White Lead for sale b,
0uv s'B. VOWEL.
n ,p1a LIS, Prime ro,,.1. ,o7 -. -. = %.1-.,
IOUU s. b. vowELIs
sepf9d 16l Maln-st.
~ - J, aATs, sn,,,, sS,r,1-r,ic~ -, "a ~
OOU 5. d. VOWEL,
sep2ad lbl Main-st.
cnn GALS. Shirt Gall. for sale by
.s,,9oa ~, M ILL,
-. -
s.b vowELL
-. -aa'D- ~.
gvypr has. .r.,.,. $3.50 o., a,psn,n. .na ,ar
i nishing Gold, silver, Copper, Steel, TIN. and
all other metals Also, for cleaning Window, Mir
sep1sd Ibl Main-st.
HAvEon hand general assortment Of AL the
warrant 10 DO genuine. ,o,r
Sen, nd No Isl Main.
uauE ~, .a..;saa t..as r'..s,I ~
/ ain. choicest prspsrs,ion.' pr' v "
i. b. VOWEL.
nov23d No. ISL Main-st
A F0LL assortment of Extracts for the Toilet
a soaps, fomAdes, Phiioeomss. shaving Creams,
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n. x. LOVE a co.,
Successors to Deming 4 Love-
BANKERS,

n. x. LOVE a co..
Successors to Deming Loys,)
BANKERS,
KEOKUK. IOWA.
iNIvE Observation-Disclosures TO collections and ..
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
RnRnRnMOus:
Bank Of North Amcrica, New York.
Drsxsl : Co., Philadelphia.
X. W. Clark d Co., -
Citixens Bank Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Evansville.
Commercial BAnk, Cincinnati.
State Ssyings Institation, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
WANTED, Klaus, for which ws nav C.sh
W w. II. AUSTIN AGO..
aug3dAw No. lis Main.st.
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Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to cali Of
the Agency 0flce Of G. X. DlM0ND,
novl6dlm Msin-st., over 0gdens Book Store
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JonHsRUc1

ego. W. M'CRARr. JoRHBRUCn
NcCrary 4 Bruce,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KEOKUK ..........fOWA.
nFFICE on Third Street between Main and
NIJohnson, over the State Bank.
Prompt attention given to collecting andss-
curing claims and convey Ancing.
Titles to realest state examined and Notaria bus
insss transacted. [nov2edAw
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gy-1he New York Tribune has come to
the conclusion that there is not in the whole
world beastier animal than the New York
"Rowdy." IL says ave believe that an un-
protected woman would he safer among the
savage tribes Of America or Africa, than in
the streets Of New York. Compared with a
thorough paced New York 'rowdy, !" the Dig
ger Indian rises into celestial attitudes Of re-
Gnemen;, courtesy and humanity.
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BArrisRD IN THE RIVER JoRpAS.-An ae-
cemplished young lady from Albemarle Vir-
GINA, was baptised in the River Jordan, BY
DR.. james I. Barclay, missionary in Jsrusa-
lem.
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mAi.THY,s OYsTgHA.

NJ Y shall receive on Tuesday night, 23d inst,
w large lot Of these choice Oysters, express
~ for Thanksgiving Day. all " which We wilt, as
usual, warrant to be fresh and 10 have some two
dozen more in than any other brand now
sold in this market. Consumers please make a
note Of this fact. KELLOGG BfKGE,
noy23d lag Main ct.
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r. II. iONAN,
Alto ney nt Law,
XX7iLL practice regular ly in tho District Court
w of tho United states Mt Burlington, in the
District Court Of Lee County, and in the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Office ON Second-st.. first door over the Banking
House Of w. Thompson Co.
noyI6i6m
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THs DEs Morsrs NAri.is WING IL published
every Monday at this oniec,i one OF the OLDEST
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended eircu-
lation throughoutthe Des Mcines Valley North
arm Missouri, and Western iIilnois.