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the Question or speaker.

w ARLINGTON, Dec. ~.
According to the conversation among the
Democratic members of the House they will
seize upon The hrst favorable occasion I6 re
unite their forces, which were scattered to-
day, after the withdrawal of Mr.. Bocock for
the contest for Speaker. The bestowal of
their vote on various gentlemen was then an
experiment to ascertain on whom the lar :
gest number OF the House might ultimately
be concentrated.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.--The pairing of by
some of the members OF the House accounts
for the reduction in the aggregate, bat does
not alter the relative vote for Speaker on the
hrst two trials TO day, when MIR. Sherman
lacked OF an election Ga the last ballot
However, only were necessary to produce
that result, and this Was oceasioned by thu
absence If MIR, Reynolds, of New York. The
3evotes for Boteler were cast by 10 OF his
own South American friends, with George
Brigrs and is Southern Democrats. Mr.
Mcclernand's rs votes included all the Iii
nois Democrats and some from the South
aud elsewhere.
No other Democrat received more than
votes. Messrs. Adrian, Horace T. Clark AN,
Riggs voted for John q. DAVIS, OF Ind, nm,
MIR. Davis voted for Mr.. Clark, OF N. Y.
WAsHIkGTov, Dee. 2l.--The American an,
Wing Opposition members, in caucus thi
morning, agreed 10 still vote for Mr. Boteler
The expediency Of having resolution ofiere
By one OF their number, declaring MIR. Mill
son, OF Va, Speaker, was considered but.no
adopted.
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From the Evening POST
How 10 save the Union.

+. sf
s.areat alarm ia Charlestown--~a COW mistaken
for an aboiitionist. - Telegraphis Despatch.
With blatant mouth when neat the South
With dire disunion threats the North,
The tie 20 save shall from the grave
The mighty dead be summoned forth ?
No let them lie We need not try
A plan so grim and ghostly now;
Since well we know OK 8 low
Appals . 3 tate that breads cow
Since we've been tsld that warriors bold
Their weeping wives &C Richmond left,
To brsvely 70 and face foe
Who turn1ps of their stems bercft;
No WIZARDS wand To raise . band
OF patriots long since dead need we,
To keep one flag or take the brag
Out OF the Southern chivalry.
All, no ! to save that fragile form
The Uni0n--or to luii tho storm
OF civil wars when they impend,
simpler course recommend
Crush the slave States with blood imbrue
them
va No: Drive herd Of cattle through them.
Boston, Mass. JAS, REprATH.
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WAsRrHoToH, Dee. 81.
The War Department received ! lsttsr
yestsrday from Capt. Ricketts,, dated Brow,1D-
Wills, Dec. lst, which sontradicts the repofts
With regard to the trouble there. There -
no signs OF any nsditatsd attack ANON
brownsyille, and the Captsin thinks the
whole aiiair has been mus exaggerated. He
assigns the origin Of the dildculty TO : fall.
ing ont between parties concerning private
affairs.
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re rae Republicans OF lows.

A special Convention OF the Republicans of Iowa
Is hereby called to meet by their delegates at the
city ~ Des Moines, on wednesday,
tho IefA OF January. 1850, ate p. nm. |,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-
ssnt the State of Iowa In the Republican National
convcn ton to b held in 1860 for the nomination OF
candida ties for President and Vice President of the
United States The ratio Of representation will be
one Delegate for each organised county; and one
additional delegate for each 200 votes Tor fraction
thereof greater than one-halfl east for Samuel j.
Kirkwood for Governor Of this State last State cleo
tion.
The chsirmen Of the several County Committees
are requested issue their calls for County Conren-
tions for the nomination of Delegates at an early
day. JOHN A. KASSON, Chm'n.
h. NJ, HoxrE, Sec'y.
X. L. B. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
c.. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WM. LoUGHRIDGE, Oskaloosa,
TH0s. DRUMMoND, vinton,
A. b. II. HILDRETH, St. Charles City,
]. M. FEWC0MB, Bloomfield,
VIM. BlGEL0W, Sioux City,
JAS. THoRTNGToN, Davenport,
H. A. WILTsE, Dubuque,
L. L. PEASE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Gen. Committee.
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Arrivals Of Tho city OF Washington,

ArrfvaI OF tho city OF Nashingtoni
NEW YexK, Dec. 90.
The arrival of the steamer City Of Wash
ington from Cork, on the 9th, furnishes the
following latest telegraph:
London, Dec. 8th.--The government OF
France is opposed to the appointment OF
Ooust Cavour as representative of Piedmont
to the Congress.
4 dispatch from Berlin Gays the French
and English government we're consulting Oh
arrangement Of tho Italian question which
will probably not only safety Aussria, but
will encounter no serious obstacle from Ber-
lin and Sc. Petersburg.
Count de Richburg will represent Austria
at the opening Of the Congress, but will be
replaced afterwards by another pIenipoten-
tiary.
The Tusoan Moniteur says the Central
Italians are better armed than at the end of
the war, and will psrsevers in defending q
strong Italian kingdom.
Nj. de Sanbross has been appointed Pied
montese ambassador to France.
The editor and printer of the Amide Re-
ligione have been sentenced for publishing
an spochryphai letter to the King Of Sar-
DINA.
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VIRGIL H SULLIVAN 4 &C

VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN 4 CO.
(sucoKssoRs TO !. /. HOBBS Co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and Johnson,
A,
M r q = n R AND ID = Il II u
i In QUEENEWA ARR, GLASS and CHINA, Kcro
sene ismps sSsi~s ..s .-sS.1S -.-1rs, licking
al saaSs .1sA Trays, ~. &o. #S
Having purchased the la1ge and we'll selected
stock 81 tho old stand OF @. ). 0rifth Co., will
be plesssd 10 havs call frsm oas and all. We
tsnd to keep constAntly on hand complete stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, in England, France and Anerica, We will b
able % ss aslaw = n, ralss hss;: Y shs Msss
Jan. 10. 1sSs-dAw
KEOKUK TEMAL sEmINAMY.
gIyHE second term u this Tnstitution will COM
j rncnce Oh Monday, Nov. 18th, In tho basement
OF the Chatham Square Church, corner ~ TIA And
Morgan ats. Thsss rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy q aScsss.
The Ieaohers secured 10 instruct In their differ
ant dspa rtment Of study, are the following:
Rey. @. a. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. ST. WILLIAMS
Mrs. X. III. CRAVEN;
Miss L. COPELIN.
Mr. o. G. ISBELL, teacher OF Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the InStitution wi be publisned
and can be obtained On ApplicAti on TO the Presiden
on Secretary et The Board Of Trustees, or to thu
| Principal. WI. THOMPSON, President.
H. sfaoxa, Secretary.
Nov.7, 'b0-d
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Railroad Decision In the supreme
Court.

Court.
A decision has just been rendered by the
Supreme Court which, if we do not misun-
derstand the case, Is Of very great import
ance. A county subscription was made to
the Cedar Valley Railroad, by the citizens of
Scott county. The issuance Of the stock was
violently resisted by some parties, and the
case was taken into the District Court, whore
the subscription was declared valid and bind
ing. From the District Court it was taken
up to the Supreme Court, where tho case
was reversed, on the ground, as would seem,
that there is no authority in the Constitution
or the Code authorizing the people Of coun-
ty, through the County Judge, to issue bonds
20 railroad companies. The decision, we
suppose, does not affect the validity of
those bonds which have been issued and
gone into the hands of third parties.
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The trial of VIM. II. Gibson, former Treas,
urer OF Ohio, resulted, on the 2lst, in a YER
diet Of Guilty. A new trial WAS asked, bat
not yet decided.
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Kansas at Washington.

INV IUKKD U6C. AI.
A dispatch from Washington states that
Mr.. Conway, congressman elect from Kan
sas, had arrived there with the oihcial copy
of the Kansas Wysndoste Constitution, and
will ask for the immediate admission Of Kan
sas into the Union.
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Republican National Convention,
The National Republican Committee have
decided that the National Convention shall
be beld at Chicago, on the 18th Of June.
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Americans Counseling ON the Fu-
kure.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Americans
held tonight, committee OF ten was ap-
pointed to confer with the National Ameri-
can and National Wing Committees, upon
the best course to be pursued in the coming
Presidential contest. The fellowin gentle.
men composerhe committee: j. j. Crittenden,
KY; L. Briggs, N. Y; j. Nj. Harris, Md; G..
NJ. Conrad. La; g. r. Rockwell, Conn; j..
E. Clemens, Tenn; J. A. Gilmer, N. g.; e.
r. Jewest, N. Y; j. Hill, Ga, and E. Ether
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Foreign news.

The Asia arrived at New York on the
22nd.
The pacific policy towards England appears
to be making good progress. At q grand
municipal banquet in Paris the Mayor spoke
in a eulogistio manner of the new pacific era
In which he said France had entered.
LIE Nord says the exiled Sovereigns and the
present Chief OF the Government of Central
Italy will plead their cause before the Con-
gress by notes and memorials.
1t 10 stated that the English and French
Governments were consulting together upon
an arrangement OF the Italian question,
which will not probably satisfy Austria, but
which viii encounter no serious 5biectious ut
Berlin and SIT. PetsTstcYh.
The Paris Universe undertakes to prove
that the reforms which are called for in the
Papal States by the Liberals cannot by any
possibility be accorded BY the Sovereign
pontiff.
De Quincy, the opium eater, is dead.
II WAS reported that the Emperor OF China
had given the Russians notice to quit the
settlements on the Amoor River, and that the
Russian embassy at Pekin was confined to
its palace.
The English reformers are holding Con.
ferences in preparation for the approaching
campaign.
The directors Of the Great Eastern have
postponed the explanation of their smbar-
easements to the shareholders for q month.
which caused much dissatisfaction to the lat
ter.
The total amount OF gold received from
the ship Royal Charter reaches El8O,00O.
Victor Hugo had published an eloquent ~.
peal on behalf of John Browns Hsrper's
Ferry affair. He says his execution will be
looked upon as crime OF the greatest mag
nitude.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


RAPER AND TAIL
second-st., between Main and johnson streets.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description of Cloths and Cassimeres
IL constantly on hand and cut and made mp into
garments In atyle unsurpassed In the city.
N. B.-Boys' Clothing Ont and made In tho latest
and beat styles. Tdec3e-d1yl
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i y 49,
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20.
A white man and IL negroes we're drowned
this morning, in consequences OF the capsiz-
ing OF . boat.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.--A morning paper
states that dispatch was received last night,
from several Southern Senators, advising the
students not to mix in politics, but to stay
where they are. Ii is also reported that
some Of the fathers Of some Of the students
teIegraphed to their sons not to join in tho
movement. II is almost certain, however,
that 200 will leave to-uight, $50 OF whom
stop at Richmond.
Wxsntnares, Dee. 2e.-Tha Pacific Rail-
road bill which Senator Gwinn intends in
Producing ut the earliest opportunity, ia the
same M reported from the Select Commit
tee, and the amendment made thereto by the
Senate just previous to the close Of the last
session. ssse
The information brought by the steamer
Tennessee, received here to day, is that Min
lister McLane remains at Vera Cruz, with the
expectation Of making satisfactory treaty.
The understanding In the best informed Or
clas there Was that the point on which the
late treaty failed had been substa ntially con-
cluded by the Constitutional Government.
Firo ana Loss 81 Life.
HART1oRp, Dec. 90.
The fuses factory Of Jos. Foy,in 6imsbu-
~, Was burned this morning. This Gre took
| In the lower part or the building, while the
| employees were at work In the upper story.
The flames spread so rapidly as to cut of ell
chance Of escape, and seven females were
burned to death, while two others, together
with boy, a son Of Foy, we're badly injured d;
il ia believed they cannot live The names
OF the dead, % far ~ ascertained, are Mary
j. Bacon Of Simsbnry, Catherine Briscsy Of
N. Y. Hannah and Harriet Head, married
woman named Thompson; two names not
known. Physicians from this city are at
teuding upon the injured. Origin Of tho hrs
unknown. Loss not reported.
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The failures at Davenport have created
much excitement. Farmers and others from
the country were providing into town on Sat-
urday, the Indebtedness Of Cook & Sargent
and Burrows 4 Prettyman to country people
being very great. The laboring population
also had considerable amount deposited
with the former firm, in many small sums,
and the loss falls heavy upon them, and ere
ates much feeling among them. The Flor
ence money aaoat there, now discredited and
useless, adds still more to the temporary en-
barrassmeDt and the popular feeling. The
extensive Crockery house Of w. @. Frv closed
on Saturday, and other failures are feared.
We sympathxe with our friends up the
river. The catastrophe has fallen upon them
at most unpropitious season of the year.
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II. G. Fenton, living six miles west of Fl.
Dodge, was found out Of doors ia an insep-
slble condition, and taken care Of, but soon
died. tie went out intoxicated, and when
ne was discovered his nose was frozen TO the
ground.
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A. g.. = % IL MI A II !,
wHoLESALB DEALER

D K q q d =. NO TIoNS. = c.,
Oornsr Of Fourth and Main streets,
kEDk a
IL AS just received 4 large and splcndid stock Of
est and most approved styles, purchased direct
- from the Importers and Manufacturers, md
will be soId on Is reasonable terms ~ they be
purchased elaewhsrc.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants Is
respectfully solicited.
septl6dkw
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Republican County Convention.
A mass Republican Convention will be held at
Charleston, on Saturday the slst ins for the pur-
pose Of selecting twelve Delegates to attend the
State Convention called at Des Moines on the 18th
Of January, 1860, to appoint Delegates TO the Ma
tional Republican Convention.
j. b. HOWELL,
Dec 10, 81. Chm Central Committee
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ACCIDENTS. Hen. A. w. Marsh. County
Judge Of Humboldt county, was killed at
Fl. Dodge on the 10th, by the running away
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General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.
LIN Is, IsAKE. HIvER AND AIFE In :
y 81 RAN1k promptly attsRdsd TO - this Q6sce.
Better and more iHDknAirY can DO given 1t this
Agency than any other in this city, and iess trouble
after loss.
Etna insarance Co., Of Hartford, Conn, $4,000 n
HoAe Insurance Compang, Of Nne Fork, I,457, SIS
NORTH American In. Co., Hartford, conn., 500, zoe
City Fire laurence Co., Of Eew Haven, 370,s53
Phrnar Fire laurence Co., Of Nsr Fork, zoe, zoe
Loriaard Fire Inssyanee Co., Rew FORK, 3s4 ,0Oe
Montauk Fire Insurance Co., Nor Fork, 200 eco
Connecticut Mutual Life Ia Co.. Hartford, 5000 62s
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured 1T n
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their Losses
ii. b. TEN-EYCk, Agent.
Once corner ID and MAR SITS, Keokuk, Iowa.
Dec. ~, 80 dim
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1.-TWO Fairbanks ScAles, weighing 1000 and :, 900
1 lbs. Also, one second hand Safe, Stove, 3
lafgs Trucks, chAir, lot Of Lumber, 10, In
quirs of T.J RICE.
dscl9d6t 80
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Inn DHs MONKS VALLEY Walc is published
every Monday ~ this cfce il one of the Oldest pa
Pess in lows, and has widely extended cireala-
tion throughout the Des Moincs Valley, Northern
MissOsri, md Western Illinois.
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MANTILLAS

~ $4,000 HFv AMI oI1AWLos
Has opened his new store 1t No. 81 North Fifth
Street, under Merchants' Library, where he offers
to Country Merchants and Wholesale DsAlers %
large and varied an assortment in the shove line
any of the Eastern Houses, and 1t prices rs low.
declod @#
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Cloaks Shawls and Mantillas |!
NO. % NeraA riflA-ss.,


r ATE of Paris, Importer and Manufacturer Of
IL ali kinds Of Ladies' and Childrens
CLOAKS,
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aMEmKRR,a 49,

nv Virtue al an Execution 10 ne dlreet-
"a frum the Da&es u ne Clerk af ghs Dia-
zziet Coaxf OF PotsawattAmae CsasSS,
3swa, aAala NgoeaaA ka cell en WaaasaaEg
sn& 28sh day N OetoAsx Al. Ia l@aa. hesmeea
The hozxs q 10 ossIaxk 4. M AL & o'clock
n M. os said dMy. In treat o8 AZ EoussEy
HFeasuTeRas UERnes ~ ehs Caky Of Caun~
ell HlaEk, kha Eellowing aaagEk 8 81 real 60
saka q Wm. b Eesg, te-wkk
rs wqgs " i W III sse 81 seer u asur
go n aa aEs amd " ARak NJ q and az
~ 4 V u 6sg ~ W ~ reF ns az and y III "
So q see TsAwsK 81 ne a., snd q a
"a r. ax 90 50 ar ae h ag ese II. all
II ID Masfip 56s Keaaes ~ ii a. oR aAer.
and a os . II sec ~, seq 0ga6 AZ,
sod u ar S& 10 ar and nv az ia sa M ansl
M ogsw gr BE ggs i war gsxeses "a
& ana acraaS csc 81 ,neW ekaw a. Sc 81
aM Ii ssysAsaap III rassegs sss y Rlg d " N
a. sf 80 . = % . : ~ Aaa d hf ~ y 1
Al aAa . Be "a 8 . a. as< 81 lots Ne 1 ams
N&0 4, lAa - "A I'D Nj " IL IA 1; ga - n
. Ne & ~ n ard y he skaauF I'd VI
a. Sc ar Bs& ri IeE Ne 1wse AZ ~ II
d ag ase ID, ell III saWnahlp Ta FnsEga Aas 4
sk4Fw ar sna W be d eur see "a. Sc q x
NJ - as > v s. SD - ~ - -
s9s aaE III tewn TTs rage - III IL ia0 RegRs
8 i zraeslansa g Sc .. tewa TTs EaAs.
TMksn u tbs Psepar&y ID NEz u. 80
p asta.fy - Ezasasisn = ssssg y y s
IN. CRAEG hsssK.
SsDs s. - Nv
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nAKsesoRs' MeeaAmg.


Raszaass "a aajOuras@ asseir v
lths Dirsctors 81 he O. b. B 81. J. r. 3.
ItAsy msa "A 80 oakee Of A. Cochran,
Oct. 2esh, 1854 = q
Prsseas-s. r. NaskOlls, A. Osearan,
J. y w@g Lei 8ssiss Rsu;. RastsEiI
]. W. Coolidge, Rnos Lowe and J. A.
SSsAsp1s Ses sl snIs saEs hsk
,. 8. Andrews was appointed Secrets
RssigaasiSa u rasayssts SssESila, i
'DirsOaor and Treasurer, waA read and
rsossves uakA VY998gsg
Horace Kverset was thea unanimously
elected Director and Treasurer in place
.oe Z. NuskOals, rssignsd. s q iS.H
Rasoiafion offered By Bssi. KsStOrs "a
fellows:
L Resolved, That We appoint 8 Qpmmib-
lie o. sAraa nasmbass ofxAia Doara, she
sAall, With The Chief EagIEseeE Of this
Eempany, mesk as the Stats lines be-
spsasn Iowa and AEissoHFi, 20 ecn1ef vita
he Platte Osaasry B. h. Co.'S sad 70 ax
apam poink Of JuaGtioa between IA
two KS aAA - 40 sskiy . ~ 80
eonksfsneS can Be had.
The President was thsa made the
Chairmamos mi& OaaAszlssssG
The Chair then appointed A. Cechran
and Bsa;. Rse1ss t. 81 he Uomnittsa.
The naard tAaa greed 70 giSstas gn-
xinasr ans foartk miIs Eass and one
foursh nils wass d the paiaa assigaa.
ed a The Las msstipg IS starting
poins, 80 commerce their Survey Of she
q. b. &sA J. q. 4. =
Tss Board shsn ad5Osrasd 30 masst 81
Saturday tha 5th es Novsmbes. & .
j. s. ANDREWS, Sec, prs isz4. 3
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g. AsBms Esa re has bean -
sans 1Fosa sme sisg fer soms sina past,
isxazi aeiag end whiting saseag Aaa
friends a. the East, retarssd % Saaass
day sysaiag laats in ans spirits and shs
best Of health. His numerous fFisnds
In this cisy seras giaa 10 aassas Aasaa.
We IsAza is 10 he iussntion Of BIZ.
AzDRua, 10 immsdiasely open = Railroad
Omss IL this aisy, fer the. Chissges Bar
linssOn aad Quincy Railroad, aaa ths
Great Michigan Central, and Win b
p<sparsa in . few days, 70 seEtraet for
tAssash frsigbs and give sisksss, from
OouxclL BIHYEs 10 Nav YoKx Car, evez
the abeEs lines. 5 e,s 1-5..s
We win refer 10 this matter sgAiu
sean, tins torbidding farther msnsion
Of isat yssssnt, bat take Oecasioa Boz
70 say, that Mr.. .ASpKVs, a. Railsosd
Axsns IS shss eouhsfy, is DE right auaS
IN sha right places - Appelnsasns a. q
h% xuMaa, ~ s Eass#sfF Egssk
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BY KIEtne DC % EM@eukApn 70 ma laEmes
Ted from tba lizcs III ne clsTk e tke Eis@s
4 sAalt pgecsedte seEl Oh TA0rsaaE. - e.
day * kUvsezAs4, A. ID. 1866. hssMssn DE- 8
hokEa 81 20 O'clock q. ID. and i e1eloek q. I
m ss said aayS Ii s9suk u ghs CO. Tea
areFaa OMes, fR tke city 81 Cauaen Blssa
the follawinx described Rsaf Eetake e
PRtFssk H0Fson, 10 witt Worth hAR ~ I6S
No. q b Slick Nc b GSimese 1sdi-
tiah 10 Gs@ncn DluAS, Iowa. 81
T1ken VI TIE pTopsRty 10 psEfiek Her
toa 70 sekfskY xh Exseukiea 10 gayor az
Eliza MaxGeAa 76T 50
.. u. CRAIG. Bhesfa.
IN By 9. axxS. Depasy sharia.
0Ss 6kh, 1850 4s
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10 Aexg, e analeg = Ce.


The aseaasioa % the puhIis i dlssety@l
10 ths aar6 Of REasnaas, AaSKn6sL@Y =
o., Ne. ~, soasA Water sksssa, Chfes-
40, uismass. This In ans "a ths olaaps
sseahaisasA and moss rsliabis y helessls
GrocsrY Houass ia the Vest Tnes %
al immaass hasinssss and Saoss wertAy
are thsy Of Abs patronage 90 lberaliy
seatswsd apoa their establishment, Kv-
cry axssis Sagssasss, VA decays b
feupd iuss - Sss6sanaan4aed which
spsaks wsal Ser shsss apsighsasss aad
insseSisy. We aosles qhiss > lasgs
snoans e gesas paFsAassd Ia this sssy
BY our Merchants, from shs well-known
Grocery Hoass 81 YLAspAss, AlcS spa n
a Co. Long msy thsy wavs, and may
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RRERRR1s SALE.


By vtrtne es aA execution to rae directed
EsTsm the oises Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Petta wattamie county, Iowa.
shall proceed TO sell on Friday the 2iss
day Of October - p, ASA bsswaea the
honrs Of 10 O'CLOCK 4 II and I opeloek p
d OF said aaE. In frpHt es tia CountY Trsms
ureEAs On ce, IL The city e Council Risass,
the following described raal estate Of Ed
m0Hd Latham, tO~wit aa9
shine Or and n hf a az and y az,
% q Or, sec. Is, town rs, range ~; hf al
s or Or, Sc. H. tswn T6, fanaa 81 b
.s qr, sec. 50. taSFs "a, range &4. Z III
Taken aP the proRartY Of Edmoad La
Than 70 sstiaEy an sxesation Ii favor as
ToOtls Il Jackson. assE t7E1-4I
.@atf -a- g. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
By G. y. REED, Deputy ShsriG.
september al, 1859. &w