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Clothing store.

Clothing store,
No. Estes House, IS. Keeknk.
TN order 10 raise .sthc nosdful." will sell until
1 the ist Of FEBRUAhf, At COST FOR CASE.
No ha,nbug, gent!einen. Cab In and see for ysur-
selves. think can convince you that am hon
est In my asserti.n. ! have good custom made
work, and will cell |, far CASH.
Jan. 4, sd No. Estes House.
4 FEW handsome bu- iness suits, latost style,
"a for sale II NJ. Estes House. A. W.. u.
celia
A LsO, good assortment Of Shirts and Collars,
"A at No. 5 Estes House. A. w.G.
A GOOD assortmsn, u Gloves, Neck-T,es, &c,
IA at No. Estes Lousc. A.Wu
octiA
RoYs. Youths aud Children . Clothing, for sale
- at No. 3 Estes House. AVG.
Bnsure Your Merchandise, stores
and Dwellings!
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000. =
PHOENIX INSURANCE co., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 500, 900.
MERCHANTS INsl RANCE COMPANY.
/ CAPITAL $500. 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. en-, or HARTFORD
CAPITAL $250, 900.
WM. W. HELKNAP, Agent,
/ Jsnl-dfm seeead-st., near Main.
LOSG.
IN sunday night. Linek MsnogAndum Bool
4 ~ with clasp. The finder will please leave III
same at this Office, NJ he store Of S. Pollock
Co., and receive asuitsble reward.
jansd3s
o. Gov Lest.
j SfRAYED awsy from ,he subscriber ,ES1SttQ
/ ~ on the 18th, Young Tow, light red Ek@Rs
color, left ear cropped. Any person re- 1A..aa-
turning her to me, Or Informing me where she On,
be found, on Main street, between 7th and Sth
will receive TIVE dollars reward.
WILLIAM EVERY.
keokuk, Dec. 81, '5S-dlw~
4 aR HliDs. hEsAK,
~ - bbls choice \. L! MoIasses,
i so sacks Rio Coffee,
40 tierees kiec, TOR sale By
| 1yzSd CLDG HORN, TAYLOR CO.
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Gardeners, Attention.

00rd0u0r1, AAt6onE10n.
TINE AND n D NEY saw d.
DIRECT IMPORTATION
$4,000 worth - GsrAca seeds,
49, Ansiand; 0srnany. s1snee, rofsagai,
which OTTER n the public ~ prices unprecedented
In the annals Of history. ! also oder for sale =
very large assortment Of my own raising. All
warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Those de-
srous Of obtaining Seeds win find It 10 their adj
van,rSe to send in their bills BY the frat Of Feb
rSAry, II possible.
Orders flied and rcmlttances promptly made
Send for list Of prices by the pound, box, or per
100 papers.
Garden Seeds put up Ia iots to suit purchasers.
Being practical Gardener myself, feel conf don't
shall suit the public In Seeds. Address
GEO. ROBERTSON, Scotsman,
Jan. I, '59-d&wtf keokuk, Iowa
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CT President Buchanan, in a letter, de.
Ginning an invitation TO dine with the Pitts
eorghers, undertook 10 bis usual hypocrtical
style to humoug the country by lamensing
the prevalence Of the corrupt use Of money
to influence the elections. In view OF the
concern manifested by the President on the
subject, Mr.. Wilson Of the Senate, and Mr.
Coyode of the House, offered resolutions Of
inquiry as to whom and how many federal
ofhcers had been removed by the President
Tor refusing to contribute to the Democratic
e!eciioneering fund. The Presidents friends
resist the inquiry Of course, for they know
that truthful report Of facts would not only
convict their President, bu, their party lead.
srs generally, Of the most outrageous bribery
and corruption.
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 n,RGk, Agsass,
No.i4s Main street, ..-....... * E0KUK, IOWA.
I lFFkK FOX SALE, in quantities to suit, the
~ following vaTisties OF Powder
ki6e--fG. FIG. and FIRE. In Is, LII, and
6lib kegs.
FFFu. in esses of Is ID. canistsrs.
- -
Blasting and Mining--F. III. and o. Is ID. kegs.
SAFETY FUSE at Wholesale and retail.
We will furnish the above Powder by sngl IL pack.
age, 1t lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors ard quar-
rymen, quantitisi upon the lowest terms, ana de-
liver TO them here, thereby saving TO them all risk
Of transportation. In All eases We will GUARANTEES
cur powder to give satisfaction.
Consumers OF powder buying in 8, 10 or 10 keg
lots, can save money by buying Of us.
Sportsmen can buy Of US 81 retail
PowpsK IN and Id. esnisters. and any desired
quality.
Saor, by pound, bag or ksg.
Gus Cars, BY the boz or thousand.
KELLOGG BIRaE.
dec2adAw No. lac Main 1T.
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rlne n..,or,e ai,u.,on.

Berger, In his late defence OF Ai0ntaiam-
bert, before the Court OF Correctional Police
at Paris, on being interrupted by the presi-
ding Judge. who charged him with reprodu-
cling the offence Of the accused under the
gase of his defence, replied at once and
pontediy:
IN. 10 President, you make me shudder;
you carry back nv thoughts to time when
the praise Of good man, the approval OF .
virtue, Of good sentiment, OF good law,
was considered as a crime. No, do not
wish TO call that period to your memory.
'lcginus capitale fatsse."
These three Latin words are full Of signiG-
canoe 10 the scholar, and are happy in
stance Of courteous yet scathing retort.-
They are the beginning Of u sentence in Tac-
| titus, which describes the fearful despotism
/ of the reign Of Domitan, and we repeat the
whole passage in order TO lay the full import
\ Of them, uttered as an abusive reference to
1 the present condition Of France, before our
readers. The translation We hnd in the Lon
/ don Examiner
"We read that under Conitian, two dis
| tinguished personagcs, Arulenes kusiicus and
Herennius Senecio, suffered capital punish
ment for celebrating with their pens the prais
ca Of men Of worth and virtue. Nor were
such cruelties confined TO the persons Of the
author, but extended TO their books them.
selves; orders were given to burn these mon.
umcnts Of genius publicly in the forum; ID
the same flames they hoped to destroy tn,
voice Of the Roman people, the freedom o.
the Senate, and the very mind and conscience
Of the human race. They had moreover OK
PEELED all the teachers Ok philosophy, driver
every liberal art into exile, that nothing hon
est or good might anywhere be seen. 0lgnA
was the proof we gave Of our power Of ends
rance. As our fathers had seen the consun
nation Of liberty, 90 did 10 Of despotisn
: deprived by the agency Of spiss Of the com
. mon privilege OF social intercourse. w
should bave lost memory itsslf, along wit
the use Of our tongues, had 1t been ~ easy I
: forget AS 10 be silent"
!, cattie Gtstcd BY Eating Sorghum
. The Independence Iowa) Guardian Civ,
i. an account Of the destruction OF seven tsga
q Of cattle belonging TO |. g. Freemsn, fro
. eating the refuse Chinese Sugar Cane, aft
Z. il had been compressed IN the mill. I'll
outer coating Of the stalks il Of very vi
= reons character, and when thus broken
and taken into the stomach il operates Ill
- broken glass, cutting, and la some cas-
ng penetrating entirely through tho coats
CO that organ, producing violent inEammatio
a post mortem examination 10 this case, r
veaied this AZ the cause Of death. III
ph impor.an. fact should DO made known
IN every farmer, As II may be the means
3i. preventing serious destruction Of Ii,
istock.
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The rive points Mtsston...Si sne
Tor the Homeless Chtidrcn.


A letter from w. G. Van Meter, Of the
Five Points Mission, states that that gentle
man ia compelled, by throat and lung disease
to desist from his labor. Early in October
he set out for Wisconsin, with his 2lst com
pany Of homeless children. He had with
him abandoned babes, refugees from the
almshose, ragpcker 'cnder wench' and gut
ter suipe,' as we'll as unprotected females
from passage ships, happily rescued from
degradation--of Irish, German, Swiss, Eng
lsh aud French by birth. "As gladly says
he, "as the Israelites took their departure
from want. opunsion and death, did we
leave Cow Bay. Paradise Square, The Gates
oi lIeli, and The Valley Of Death On
their way they received liberal contributions
Of money and clothing. S. W. Parmly, dent
ist on Bend st., paid their expenses at
gainesville, Ohio, and hotels in other places
accommodated them free OF charge. The
Presidents and Superintendent OF railroads
at Chicago gave them free passes. The
children were taken by different familes
where they stopped, enc clergyman finding
homes for sixty, till, on his arrivat at Wood
stock, Wisconsin, a place was found for the
last Of the foundiings. The Mission expects
this winter an increased number OF benef-
Charles and those who feel interested in Sc
curing for children in the Five Pointr the in
fuence Of homes and suitable instruction in
stead Of the privatons 10 this city which at
times seem to make crime necessary, will find
this a worthy charity.
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GTThe Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth, formerly
Commissioner Of the Patent Office. died on
the 9th ultimo, at the nge of 6s years. He
was the first to give order, system and eff.
cheney to the operations Of the Patent Office,
and may to ell intsn.s be regarded as the
founder OF the Patent Office Many of our
citizens will remember him in connection
with his visit here some years ago, in refer
ence to the Wabash and Mississippi Railroad
enterprise, on which occasion he delivered
an Agricultural address in the old marke,
house. lie was tina son OF Oliver Ellsworth
Who preceded John Marshal as Chief Justice
OF the Uunted States, and he leaves n son
bearing his own name, now resident Mt In.
diAnapolis, who will inherit from him the
most valuable improved agricultural proper.
ty 10 the West.
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AN Expensive CrrY.--The expenses of the
city government of New York at the present
time are more than double the entire ex-
penses OF the Federal Government about the
commencement Of the presen. century. The
estimated expenses Of the city government
Tor the ensuing year are nearly eight millions
OF dollars, composed in part OF the follow
ing Items For Police, 100000; for the
poor, $4,000; for the schools, 81 $50 600;
Tor street cleaning, &C., 81 $500, 900; for sal
aries, 100000; for gas, $500, 900, anu so
on to the end Of tho chapter.
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OyHTEkhS
MAlIby,s nalainsre oysters.
Dining Agents for this celebrated brand OF Oys-
Dtsr, No shall always b 10 supply, and We shall
sell 1T retail or by the case, ~ low any other
first clAss brsAd. Hotsls, Balloons and Families can
always depend upon the Sassasxss, Of those offer
I'd for sale by rs.
KELLOGG / BIRGE,
dec2idAw No. lA0 Main street.
TEAS.
M are receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock Of TEAS
IN this market, oensis ting VI
Imperial,
Old Hyssn,
aunpowder,
Young Hyson,
0olong or Black
TEA. We are selling 81 retail = good Teas Il so
cents ~ heretofore sold for ~ and All grades a
least ~ per cent less than the usual retail price
All We ask Is . trial. Dealers can buy By the
Chest. or otherwise, IT vary low figures.
KELLOGG HINGR,
des24dAw No. 149 MAin-st.
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AECOND HAND PIANOS
ENoR SALE on favorable terms. Also, lust re-
ceivsd quantity Of those cslsh~ated Nsplss
st or String. for Violin or Guitar, which will b.
70 Id Wholesale " rstaiiat prices suit the times.
]. b. PATRICK,
Dec. 0-d2w Agent.
SINGING BCMOOL.
~ il. EMERSON will commence HE seco.A
-. term In Vocal Music, On Monday, january
Sd, 80, At O'Clock o. m, IN his room Or Az 81.
between Main and Biondsau. All who Intend join
Ing the class are rsqusstsd 70 ~ present % that
evening. f1es3lAtd
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RTOn Thursday last the Morse telegraph
wires worked In continuous circuit, from
New York 10 Ii Crosse, on the Mississippi.
The distance 10 1900 or 1900 milss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-14

The New York carespondent Of the st, Louis
Republeaa states ths5 De Riviere, a. The gallant
ZouaveY and Zero of tle Biu0t drama, is still at
work ia Now York. So confidence man. He re
Gently made tie Acquaintance Of Col. -, of the
U. S. Army, who had just returned from sojourD
Of several years upon The frontier and not, in
consequences, well mp 70 the lodges Of sHeh plausi-
bic rascals as De Rvlere, who heguiled him with
tales OF love adventures ard Crimean warfsre,
Ill the Colonel congratulated himself upon having
made the acquaintance of one Of TIE most remark
able and best fellows 10 the world. In a very
short time De Rivitre managed under one pretence
and another TO possess himself Of quite large
sum of the Colonefs "pile," giving him in return
n draft upon his brother, " banker in Rue some
thing, Paris"
He also, "a the Colonel was about iourneyiug
southwark, gave him draft upon Mrs. Blunt. his
dubious mother in law with the assurance that she
would be delighted with the opportunity of cash.
ing it; and to make the transaction perfecs in
It's absurdiiy. he entrusted to the COloneps care
fciter addressed to g Countess Emily ArnouS De
REVERE"
Armed with these documents, the Colonel arrived
in Mobile few days ago. and had actually engsg
ed conveyance, With the view of5psying the Blunt
family (who live out Of own)la visit, when, happen
ing incidentally to mention the matter to one of bis
friends he learned at once that he had been Outrs-
geohsl y duped and sWinded. He did not introduce
himself TO the Blunts.
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A few weeks ago. We sDnouDesd that advices had
been resivd from Mr. Robert Fortune, By the Cons
missioner Of Patents, Of tha shipment Of several
cases Of seed and plants from China, in December
last, among which we're those Of the tea shrub. csn
phoF tree, and the yang-mae. We have again the
satisfaction 70 announce that the Patent Ofcs is in
receipt Of despstches from MIR Fortune by the overs
land mail, dated st Shanghai, January % in which
he states ne had made further shipment.
BY late report Of the Commissioner Of Patents
we Informed that ain order to secure the safe
propagation Of the tea plants, preparatory TO their
removal to the sites where the experiment. ult
maiely to be msde. portion Of the pubic grounds
in the city Of Washington has been set apart tho
roughly nnderjrained with Tiles and propagation
house erected thereon, for the termination Ct the
seeds In constructing this building We are grail
fled to learn That special regard has been paid IL
its position with reference TO the sun, size, pro-
portions, admission of light, aud economy of heat
During the last three months temperature of from
55o to $50 F. has been maintained in this house,
produced without the aid Of fire. simply by deccm-
position of The stalks Of Chinese sugar cane and ste
bic manure. The atmosphere resulting from this
mode of heaiisE, With the co operation Of moisture
and light. has been SouDd eminenily beneficial to
plants as has been fully tested from various seeds
and cuttings tropical aud others which are so rap,
| idly growing in hfai'by State Wash. Union.
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Democratic Convention.

In pursuance Of previous appointment made on
the first Monoay in March last, large majority Of
the Democratic party of Giles county, Tennessee,
met at the Court House in the town of Pulaski, on
this the 4th day of April, 1885, for the purpose of
nominating candidate to represent the county of
Giles, aud also candidate TO represent the counties
of Giles, Lincoln and Marshall, composing this flo
terial district. On motion, Maj. Thomas NJ. Jones
was called to the chair and after briefly though eo
quenIy stating the object of the meeting, he made
illusions TO the past well the present condition
Of our country with a reliance upon the Democratic
party as the only means of redemption from the
present political crisis took his teat, called the
house to order and appointed II. G. Bullock and
P. Ezell Secretaries, who had called the following
list of delegates.
No. l, Thomas B. Daily and A. r. Garrison; No.
., W. S. Ezen and Charles E. Bodies; No. B.;
No. 4, Anderson Hagan, A. NJ Appleton and A. o.
P. Hsnkns; No. 5, David Bodenhsmmer, J. W.
Howard and Robert Williams; No. 6, Calvin A.
Reynolds, J. W. Marks and J. G. Pittard; No. Z,
Thomas Marin, James Bunch and John w. Void
ridge No. 8, n. II. Butler, C. C. Alternately and
Lewis Brown; No. 9, E. Benson and Larkin Csrder;
No. TO- C. B. Sutton, W. D Orr and F. L. Hsrwell;
No. II, Pleasant New, W. Il. Oliver and Jack White;
No. u, Albert Buford, GILES A. Reynolds and ]. T.
Johnson; No. Is, Thomas T. Malone and J. E Aber-
nathy; No. IA, David A. Alexander, Samuel fokely
and William Fry; No. Is, W. C. Dougherty, W. N.
Hackney and Martin Fry; No. Is, L. ]. Simpson,
Carol Simmons and Samuel J. Orr; No. IL, J. G.
EdmundsOn, s. u. Marsh and NJ. Mcclure; No. Is,
J. Hamblet, n D Brady and A c. Shores No. 10,
John Morris, W. P. Wilkerson and j. H. Campbell
No. 20, James Bass, Joseph Tucker and Robert
Harwell. After which the name of Thomas Martin
Was presented in convention and nominated by sc-
clama'ion 10 represent the county of Giles, and the
name Of E. E. Harvey was presented and nominAt>
ed as the candidate for foster in the counties Of
Gilss, Lincoln and Marshall, comprising this float
eral district And after the usual acce ptation and
response on the part of the nominees, the conVen-
ton further ResolUsd
That in the event Of a convention to nominate
a candidste 10 represent the condGes Of Giles Law
renee and Wayne for this Senatorial district that
the above ist of delegates be and they are hereby
appointed to attend ssid Senatorial Convention.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die,
THOMAS NJ. JOKES, Chairman.
H. c. BULLOCK, Secretaries.
s p EZELL
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ACURIoUs CAsE.-An extraordinary divorce case
is now pending before the Legislature of Pennsyl-
vauia, wherein VIM. Barnard seeks to be absolved
from marriage contract between himself and for
mer wife Twenty-six. years ago Barnard married
q Miss Eliza Smith, young lady Of respectability.
During the first four or five years they had three
children, after which Mrs. Barnard became subject
to fits and imbeoility An arrangement for a sepa-
ration was agreed upon between Barnard and the pa
rents of the lady, they taking charge of the children
and in order to provide for them Barnard sold his
properly and appropriated the proceeds TO that pur
pose. In q short tine the parents of the lady
moved to Ohio, and in few years Barnard received
a letter from them stating that his wife was dead
After two years Barnard married again, and in the
of sixteen years raised afamily. when to his
astenishment he learned that the reported death Of
his former wifs was false-she still lives. Barnard
is man of responsibility and in coed circumstances
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-14

tGHNGLM Tine k8NE1EWWHAe
The railroad connections from Washington TO
New Orleans, BY the way Of Luxembourg, chattaneo-
"a, aud the Graad junction, are now in such state
q fOrwardness that no doubt can exist Of the com
plstOn Of the three remaining links before the wet
weather Of the ensuing fsIl shall set it. The most
important Of thesc connections because the only
which is now t. be made by stage coaches, is the
Mississippi Central road, between Carton and Wa
ter Valley. About seventy miles Of track are yet
to be laid on This road The iron for this has been
purchased and most Of it delivered; the track is
nearly graded, and it viii be finished before the
first Of October. In the mean time, the stage per
on Of the route viii be rapidly superseded by rails,
and by theft Of August it is estimated that not
more than twenty-five miles will remain unfinished
BY that time also, the Orange and Alexandria road
will be completed to LyEehburg. The Cleveland
and Chattanooga rOsd will, We are assured, be fins
ished by the LIST Of June next. They are the OILY
| incomplete links in that whole route.
The distance from New York to New Orleans, BY
this route, is fifteen hundred miles. AtWenty miles
honr schedule would accomplish tbe trip between
those cities in seventy.fve hours. We are assured
| that suct schedule viii be run. But allowing nine
hours t1r meals ana change OF Oais' 'no 'nu9 '''
New York TO New Orleans cannot exceed three ana q
half days Tbs same schedule win place Nash
Vile within about two daysof New York, aud within
a day and 8 half of Washington
We think that it is the inteution Of The compsnie:
composing this line TO put twice daily trains on The
part of il from Nashville and Memphis 10 Washing
ton Immediately on the completion Of The Cleveland
/ branch say about the first Of June. This is of tbs
first consequence TO the companies, if they wnnlc
avail themselves of the advantages which this les
ser length gives them over other competing roads
They are wise enough to this, and shOud let NJ
small matter prevent its accomplishment.
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S3l2y5l7 50 S30s. 500 o.
list OF sTOcKuOIOERG

They further STATE as required by the Code
The Capital Stock Ave hundred thousand dollars, and all
taken
The Of Capital Stock paid Is SO905 90, which
paid Gold Exchange, and in other and there
fore Of full spece value.
The 3D. 5h questions required answered by the
g. The Bank holds stock Of any kind.
The eth Sk ons answered by the statement
There claims against the Bank acknowledged by
il debts.
TO- The statement furnishes full evidence.
H. The Bank has lost nothing since the last statmen and
therefore nothing to be charged up.
~ The Bank ordered the first Monday in January, 1852
dividend Of twenty per the Capital Stock pd in and
which has all teen paid cut.
b. The statement accordance with the uemens
The Bank holds stock its stockholders share
holders but they have paid their stock ell in stated above
STATE OP TENNESSEE This day William Jett, Cashier,
BOdf, I'd county, before tine undersigned and
made oath that the above and foregoing and statements
arerue. -,
Sworn to subscribed before me this april 5, 1923.
WIZ GALBRRATH, j. ?.