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MARKETS.
COURIER OFFICE, Sept. 10, 49,.

COURIER OFFICE, Sept. 10, ls9.
WHEAT, 5o61T3c r" 5 3 @ss r.5 1898
RYE 60c not much offered, "a #aaE aeEaE-a1
OATS, % c. ..I ..F...-...- ...-. .... .--.
BUTTER tsx 3ad Iaunifa baou# a5,ta
POTATOES 2sets, .ate.a5aaa stidv has
Onions 80 as.iaz 9graL
CORN MEAL ~ 90. ~
FLOUR, 1925 a $50
VINEGAR 81, 90 Dbl. % cts. gal, .@kt 9HEAfat 90
SUGAR l66l2 u. .asE III drarast .fe4Fs4
MOLASSES 6O@sO ,... 80. ,..-. fs,.a
COFFEE 16
TALLow 10 ho4au tn@ai'i s=ito
( HONEY 70 6gn Ensaf 7as4a Il a,if..s gfr
LARD 1917 Scarce 90 4,.,.s ..vt -...-l Gf-.f. 7
BEEF sac Gross 1A@2
CHICKENS 100 doz. " Ss5' -'s' '~s3
WOOL 20085 rg tsi7 qr ag&uasaa 8H
HIDES dry 1915 Green AZ Iafsf- stya. -ggs A.,
SALT $50 Bbl,
HAY Prairie ~, Timothy IS - SF&h
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A Card.

FRIEND NORRIS Learning that the asser.
ton has been made by some of my friends
since the convention, that would not abide
the result and support the nominees; I wish
it distinctly understood that such is not the
case. Believing that the success Of principle
is of more Importance than the mere gratif-
cation of a spirit of revenge, / shll vote
for Messrs. Ives and Mitchell, and endeavor
to persuade my friends to do the same. In
the first place, did not wish the nomina-
ton, neither did ask any delegate to sup
port me, as all can testify. Ionly consented
for my name to 60 before the convention to
satisfy some personal friends web knowing
that the delegates from one Township wished
a chance to administer rebuke to Dahlonega
in general, and myself in particular. For
their insincerity and treachery, l Twas prepred;
hence my defeat The fact had become o-
tent long since, that certain locality would
endeavor to prevent the nomination of any
man, in either party, who hal opposed the
issueing of the county Bonds. How it will
succeed on. the 18th oc October, remains to
he seen. Ifgenllemen think they can prac-
tice hypocracy so openly, without detection,
they are much mistaken---must suppose their
victims not possessed Of ordinary PERCEPTION
I am content by referring to the vote on the
first formal ballot, t. wit: a-Es s..s s....vy
hlnsey, ......-.....s.,.. ..---...-..- ~
MITCHELL t.r.ee OF
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A New DoDGE.-A new dodge has been
put in practice, which has victimized sever
al brokers. A man steps into brokers' Of
flee with some Jumps Of California" gold
in handkerchief which he of'eres for sale.
The COLA stands the test Of acid, and would
deceive superficial judges, but it is gold coin
meltedaal mixed with enough silver to bring
down to Z carats fine, profit, Something
which the acid does not affect, Is put in to
keep up the color Chicago Press
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Hon. Joseph Morton, President of the
Morgan county, Agricultural Society, few
days since rendered to the agent of the
"Cashmere Shawl Goat company Of Ten
nessee, for one of the pure blood Goats, its
weight in silver, which was refused.
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Plow Handle clubs are being established
in many parts Of the State. That the
talk-keep the pillow moving through the
Democratic stubble field, and we shall have
glorious Republican crop in 1860. M
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The Dayton Empire says that Mr.. Henry
ii. Norman, of that city, on Thursday last
received letter from hls father, who resides
in Damme, Germany, and who has reached
the great age of one hundred and fourteen
years. The centenarian writes q neat, legi-
pie steady hand, and is able to wait upon
himself and perform light labor.
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N. Y. REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
Syracuse, Sep. THE Convention this af-
ternoon made the following nominations:
For Secretary Of State-Elias w. Leaven-
worth, of Onondagua county. Comptroller
Robert Dennison, Of Orange Co. Attorney
General-Chas.S s. Myers, o?St. Lawrence
Co. 'Ensineer-Orvile w. Story, ofAlegha-
nv Co. saoa Q 3tHa# 3aEt Ts&I ID IGlIs 81
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MA ED-In Keokuk County, Sept. 14th,
BY the Rev. b. A. Spaulding, Mr. G. w. STour to Miss
Macy L. HENRY, at the residence of her father.
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A Cosby WArERMELoS.-Nea Alton. Ill.,,
a German tailor had carefully cultivated a
watermelon, and one night last week it was
to be enjoyed by some invited friends. When
they went after the melon it was non est,
The host was enraged, the wife shed tears
and the guests all felt very sorry. The great
melon had been stolen, and in order to gain
some clue to the Bperpetrator Of so vile a
theft, his tracks We're followed to where he
crossed a fence, where fine silver watch
was found hanging to the pickets.
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osKALoosA DISTRICT.

w F Cowles, P. E.; Oskaloosa-R B Al
lender; Eddyyille-S Hestwood; Fremont
to be supplied; Sigourney-A C Barnhart
Montezuma -Benj Holland; indianapolis
John WEIGH; Peoria--Abne Orr; PelIa-P
T Brcsee Grinnell--to be supplied; Gales
burg-G Clemmer; Rochester, I. Court
ney; Newton--M Carrier; Greencastie-.S T
G. Garrison; Monroe-A Lauback.
North Western kga Conference.
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DIES MONIES DISTRICT.

S Hams, P. E.; Des Moines--E. H. War
ing; East Des MONIES Mission Teter;
Adel- G Nicholas; Tndianola-E NJ III Flem-
ing; Observation-Disclosures Wood; Hart
fore-A Bradley; one to be supplied Kuox-
ville--A Bussey; Rising Sun--H ii Badley;
Wheeling IL. Murphy; Beaver = d.
Thompson.
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ALBA DISTRICT.

NJ. II. Hare, P. F.; Albia--Thos. Aulas !;
Centerville- IF Clark; Bellair-C f Mo-
rey; Umonvie--James Haynes Drakesville
Henry Crellen; Bloomfield Burgess;
Bloomfield Circuit--F H Carey; Florence
Mission-to be supplied; Ottumwa-Isaah
\ Bradrick; Chillicothe-Geo w Bamford !;
Hamilton-D T Sweem; Bkkesburg--LaA
Smith; Attica-A w johnson, w Mahon. nd
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According to The NO. Rcayune, Juarez
has declned tn anfnr info fla troo ~ v,ro,,nsod
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CHARLTON MISS. DISTRICT.

RS Robinson, p. f.; Chariton-C C Ma
bee; Osceola-E Fl. Winans; Liberty and OF
tawa-Michael Sheets; observation-disclosures
Dixon Lagrange-Jesse Sherwood; New
York; L Coiner; Corydon---B Shinn; Gar
den Grove F Williams; Leon-.Jacob De-
lay; Decatur City B Tallmadge; Hope
vIle-F II Reed New Virginia w
Anderson. ~ la1 uaT ,a8*1~aa
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We are happy to learn that the Keokuk ID
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John Guylee, p E.; Loudon-R McDona-
hoo ; Glenwood-James Cowger; Sidney
NJ Rust; Montgomery-to be supplied; Clar-
inda-C Woolsey; Quincy--W Hobcrt; Bed
ford s Rand; Mt. Ayr-C + Spooner;
Afton-Bennet Mitchell. syfS s-a39e 7f
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The Editor Is IN attendance al the Uni,
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KEOKUK DISTRICT

Mt. Pleasant-Asbury chapel, PIP Ingalls,;
Mt. Pleasant University chapel j @ Ham
mond; Mt Pleasant Circuit-A J Kirkpat-
rick, Dennis Murphy; Martinsburgh-S s
Gruber; Glasgow l. Briggs; Fairfield
j B Hardy; 9Brookville - John Hayden !;
Brighton John Haynes; Marshall--P P. F
Holzinger; Crawtordsville-O C Shelton, one
to be supplied; Rome-John Orr; Agency
City--A Robinson; iowa Wesleyan Unlver-
sity--C Elliott, President; w j Spaulding,
Adam Miller, Professors; John Darah and
j II White, Agents, all members of Univer-
sity charge, Quarterly Conference. We, g 5s
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COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT.
Rush of Bushes. i'm New York.

1t Oskaloosa. 6 Gra .uat-tsf,Y al t.aa
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7 NE All ANTIC MONTHLY
FOR MARCH, now READY
THE MINISTER'S WOOING
BY HARRIET BUFCHEP cruVr.

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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

New Arrangement with Greatly Improved Schedule
From Washington Direct TO all Parts Of the South anS
Southwest, via Potomac Steamers, and Richmond aI(
Potomac Railroad Line.
TWO fast daily lines from Washington for the SOUL
Il and Southwest Boats leave their beThs foot Of SxtI
street. AT 81 A NJ and = p NJ
The Great Southern Mail conveyed over this Toutt,
il being A miles shorter and 1C1 miIes rairoadnl
than by any other route;
Making ceT'ain competitions 10 Frederic ksburg Rich
mond, and Petersburg, Va, Weldon, and Wilmington
G Charleston, 3 c., Augusta, Georgia Montgomery
and Mobile Ala Direct 10 New Orleans, and all South
ern Cities and Towns
Also, connect at Richmond with the Danville South
side, Virginia, Tennessee and East Tennessee Railroads.
for the Southwest 10
Danville, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
Lynchburg, Knoxville, AtIaria,
Nashville, Grand Iunc tion.
MOntgr new, and New Orleans
For through tickets and further the route
inquire at the Southern rcket Office, No 372 Pennsy
wanna avenue, one door east OF Browns Hotel, or on
board the boats loot of Sixth styett.
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MO remedy IA ioajer called for by the nrcessIu
~ OF the American people Than and sac cure '
Fever ana Agus Such now enabled 90 ulsr- vlu
perfect certainly thar IL will etadIcsta Je disease, a'
with assurance founded on pro o. that no ham car ar
from it, use IN any quantity
That which projects from prevents }hIs diso'lt H"
he o Immense service lE the coumuu,fir- whec" .tHt
walls Prersafioa Is better than care, for the P1tcn
caPes The usS which he must ran ln violent n'1rh II"
this Da!Cful d.ieBprr This Cue rNPris the U1~nt
poison OF Fever aud Ague from the sisu aud pi'Fr
the development OF the disease u taken on the ufi '
preach OF It's PTenOutory symptoms. u j. nos only Hr
bes remedy evet yet discovered this class 81 CON
pianis bat also the cheapest The lhfTr quahiiF "a"
supply for a dollar brings u WI hln ihe reach Of even
body aud in bilious districts where Fever aud Aru-
prevails every body should have and use fery han
for cure and protection. 10 hoped this pree VIII pat
il within the re- aah OF a-the pc well ~ the Tcb
great superiority Of this remedy over any ON ever d
cove red for the speedy and certain OF iH'eImufH
is that II CuHine mineral, consequently Do
PRODUCES no quIsm other injurious effects wra.evrr
upon the consiijUtOn. These cured 10y IL are len as
healthy II they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague ~ not aio the consequence az 'hr
miasmauc pOsOH. a great variety 81 disorders are
from its irrsiioT, among which Neuralgia, RheuHa
tsm, Ciou, Hesdache, BhudnesS IoOJhachc EiESche-
Caarrh, Asthma, Pap.lsuou, Painful Ah'cuon 10 he
Spleen, Hysierics Pam in The Bowels Co!ic Peraiyss
and Derangemelp of the Stomach ali Of which, vlen
origins ting This put ihe intermittent Upe or
become periodical. This Care eXprls the poison from
the blood, and subsequently cures them all alAc HIS
an invaluable protection emigrauis and persons lIaN
cling temporarily residing ig kr maiarouS cl'uis
fIaken occasionally daily while exposed 10 the no
on ihst will De exereted from he system, and eanHo'
accumulate in suhcieni quantity 10 rlPcn into oi-ea''
Hence II Ia valuable for protect on than cure
AID few Will suffer from lntermttents. % te} ava
themselves OF the protection this remedy atoTGsl
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Public Speakers and Singers.
j. BAUMG ARTEN,
No. 29T @ st betaceen Ninth and Tenth Sts.,
WASHINGTON. ID. C..

THNGRAVER AND DESIGNER IN GENERAL.
u Inventor and Manufacturer of the New Improved
Seal Presses, Watch-case Engraver, Wood Engraver
and Llhographer prepared TO execute Engravfngs on
any metalon gold, silver, brass, copper, steel &c
manner "a workmanlike as by any other Establishment
in United States. The subscriber feels confident Iha
all orders intrusted him will give perfect satisfaction
or charges made.
eSal Presses, Official Hand and Block Seals Watch
case Engraver, Wood EnsTsveE, Music PuneheT Stencil
Cutter CoPPeEpla;e EnsIaver, Llhographer, &C. els
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BUBNETTs COCAINE.
BURNETT's COCAINE.
BURNRTTs COCAINE.

~ A single appcat On renders rIe ha e cr1 man
how stu and } sO and glossy ievcsai DAYS i'll
dsd b. all WI o have used 30 he rss All cs0
Haiy DTsSsips bl hs World
Prepared by JOSEPH oJ RNETT n co, Dos on.
For sale by dealers generally, At 50 cents leo DC.
PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR, which D. 81
common nova daJ may be entirely prevented O., u.
BaTifS Go OHipt. IL has been used n
Of cases whore hair coming hauu-iu. s.a
has never failed 10 arrest lis trray, aud promo
he ny and vIgorors growth. II -, 81 IA, tur
unrivalied n dressing ioT the haIr a a.fn aTuUsa
ton Will render soft and glossy DAYS as
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BUREETTs OOCoAIRE.
BUREETTs COCAINE.
BUREEIT's COCOAITF.
TESTIMONIAL.

tOSION. JtlE ~, l-al.
10 MEssRs BURNETT Co: cannot rcuse % state
tne aluary eject IN my own aggravated case of yuu
excellent Hair OIL COcOaine
For any m ,nths my hair had been fallI- oil un
was fearful OF losing II entirely. The skin upon O.
head became gradually more and more iHi8usd 90
] could not tOach II without pain. THIS ruiatru ro.G
ton RiuibGted To the OF various advertised lar
washes, which have since bee, told conisu crU-
pheas spirig.
BY the atvice OF my physician. to whom you fst
shown yOIr process OF pur wing tho Oil COMMENCE
lis use The last week Iu June The first Rpphcau0 ST.
iayed The itching Rhf Irritation IA three four a' t
redness and tenderness di~IppeHr dtse hair CtEst H
fall, AND have now thick growth OF new hair. fr-
that others miiaEly afflicted, viii e Edu ed 10 Try o.,
rrmsdy.
Yours, very truly, SUSAN x PORE
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of Family PAysic,

are so composed that disease within the range Of he nc
ton can rarely withstand ovade them. Their Pen
trang properties search, and cleanse, and n'icoIae
every portion OF The hnman organism correcting ~
eased action, and Restoring its healthy vs.sH irs' -
couseou srce of these properties ta snvE I'D who = uo
down with pain or physical debility a. asionlshea 70 M
his health energy restored - remedy 81 once % s
pie and inviting 80 %.
Not only 90 they cure the everyday compiA ihN y
eve rybody, bat aisa many formidable and danseiou,
diseases The sgcut below named Il pleased 10 loiN,
gratis my American Almanac, containing cerrhcatS -
heir cures and directions for their IN the iooN
compiaints: CoSnrsatsE ffsaibNTf Heldae'e GfPbt
from Disorde-sd S,0sooh N0tssd Indigestion Pa q ?" ara
Morbid I4asaon Of The Botoei, Fafsisa " Loss II AFTi
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Asthma.

ASTHMA OR PHTHs.c.-A spssmediO affection of the
Bronchial Tubes, which covered with dry iena-
cops phGgm-" 5rOIg,'S Bronchial Ifoches will in some
cases. give Immediate relief II of long standing pcrse-
we're with ihem-ihey will alleviate in time
4" old lady friend, harng ricd many yenedies ty
Asthma IciI bent found great relief from The TYoebe,
REv n EPrS TronkCort m
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Colds.

CoLDs.-Few aware of the importance Of check
ing Cough or" Common Cold in lis nrst stage thai
which IN the beginning weEld eid to a mild remedy II
neglected. socG Eiacks the Lungs. BrCIcas Byonchi1
TsoS-ss," containing demulcent Ingredients slay Pull
mOnary Irritation
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be resumed on his return to the position of a
private person.
"The power and patronage of the British
Ministers are immense but they are exercised
quietly and Systematically, and the popular
press pays little heed to such matters. 0cca-
sionally, there are complaints Of the manner in
which the patronage power is exercised; but
the mass of the people, who are excluded from
political influence, take little interest in the
discussions. Ministers provide well for their
sons, nephews and relations, in the church, in
the law, IN the army and navy, or in the civil
and diplomatic service. In fact, nearly all the
younger members of aristocratic families are
CHARTERED upon the public in some manner.
Talk about patronage in the United States 1t
is not circumstance to that of the British
Government"
REMARKABLE WoMAN-The Norfolk pa
pers notice the death in that city, on Wednes-
day, of colored female named Sarah Mallory,
who at the time of her death was in her hum
dred and twentieth year:
Her youngest child attended her funeral as
the last of the family; his back is bent, and his
locks frosted DER with the SHOWS of seventy
seven winters. She never used glasses, and to
the day of her death could thread needle as
readily and easily as ever. Her remains were
enclosed in a neat mahogany coffin, on the top
OF which were the initials IS. NJ, II. 100!
They were followed to the grave by large
number, Of both colors. Around the hearse
were six venerable negro men, who with a
white sash across their shoulders acted as pail
bearers behind were twenty-four old colored
ladies, many of them possibly three score and
ten years of age, who were attired in black
dresses, black capes, with three rows of white
ribbons around, and lead colored chip bonnets,
with white curtain trimmed with three rows
of black tape ; then followed several carriages f;
while crowds followed out, to see the last Of this
old lady, who had lived out six score years"
IMPORTANT SHIPMENT FROM CHINA TO THE
PATENT OFF1cE.-The National hitelIigeace,.
says that dispatches were received on Wednes-
day, by the Commissioner of Patents, from Mr..
Robert Fortone, dated at Shanghai, 9th of De
cember, enclosing bills Of lading for large GUAM
titles of tea seeds packed in earth Yang mae
tree and its seeds seeds of the camphor tree
tung-oil tree, and of the "Oo-dang." The Yang
mae is much esteemed in China for its fruit
the Tung tree produces a valuable oil. largely
used by carpenters and varnishers: and the
Oo-dang is highly priced for ornament. The
introduction of the camphor tree into Florida
and other Southern States has been contem-
plated for more than hundred years but no
direct measures have been taken before the
present that would seem to warrant success.
The Patent Office has erected upon the most
approved principles a house, on one of the
public reservations in Washington, for the
termination of the seeds, where they will be
placed as soon as they arrive, preparatory to
transplanting them in the localities in which
the experiment of their acclimation and cul-
ture are finally to be made
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BURNETTs COCOAIEP
BURNETTS COCAINE.
BURNETT'S COCAINE.

II 4 compound O; Cocoa-nut OIL &c fof ir-s,l,.
ihe tOr efficacy and agreeati elrss o. Is vs. he
equal.
pyerCHf' fbs hair f5oy falsvs III.
II promotes rs he0lfiy aRJ ficoroi,, c-or~.l
IL - not gTtgSt o. s!isfy
10 kGrfS HH d.SHsst,utk 0d0v.
softHS4A t Arir 1rhci hart apd dry
SOe1tsS ~ systa'sd sraI skta.
n oEOTdS he " has, l,,'r,.
IL TeHIa iHS longest ~ .g.ef
II coS'S NM osg.t' for a hdLf-yist Jot.'s
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Catarrh,

CATARRH-A form OF Chronic Throat Di cease consist
ing in Inflammation, which seEns behind and a ltd,
above the palate, am ezends up into the Brown,
Rfonehisi Tsoshes have proved very efcacous in I'M,
troublesome complaint No sufferer om Catarrh SHOULD
be without Them.
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Coughs.

CoUGHs.-The administration Of medical preparations
in the form OF Lozsnge is OF all modes the most sis
and convenient, more especially as regsI5. a CouoH
REMEDY Brotcns B,9gehisl Ef,esss Cough Loz.
enges alay Ifri.aish which induces Coughing having
Ss,'t influence TO the affected paris.
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Influenza.

lNFLUENzA.-The great and sudden changes of our
climate fruitful sources OF P,IEsonary and Broneha
affections Experience having proved simple RENE
dies often act sReedy and certainly waen taken in The
early stage ofdsease recourse shaud at once be had TO
BrOrns BrOmehiat 7FO@hs" Lozenges let the Inhu-
enza Cough Irritation OF the Throat ever so slight
as by this precaution more serious attack may be e
fact allt- "a
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AVER AGUE CURE,
FOR rnE SPEEDY CURE o

Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague Remi.ttRt Ftys
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical lie aiarh c or q -
hous Headache, and Bilious Fcvcrs indeed iar tr
whole class Of Diseases orignU,,sg in eiary D'rsa,
ment caused by the MaIsua q NiasmaiIc CourJrcs