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Effects of the Late Frost.
s From the Chicago Tribune.

,-.'l4 - fRE1P0RT, sept " loa9. Il
We came ON the ground at too late an hour
last evening to make a general reconnaissance.
bot from the hasty glance think that we havs
never seen so imdch on tho ground the first
day ct any previous State Fairs.
We came nyer the Chicago and 0alena
Railroad, and it being by daylight, had q
good opportunity to observe the disastrous
effects Of the late frosts upon the growing
crops. The influence Of the lake in retard::
Ing frost il very mar ked in this case and the
6rst frosted corn 10 found directly west oithe
Des PLANES river, 20 coon an you commence
the ascent Of The ridge dividing this river
from Salt Creek; the lake influence 10 again
seen in the deep green ofthc large corn fields
THAI cover this rich slope, NJ you approach
sCottaye Hill fe.sss 10 = So a.
Through to Freeport the corn and other
tender vegetables y killed on the low grounds
beyond any hope ofrecoyery, while along up
the slopes Of tlae prairie the injury is more
partial, and onshe high ground scarcely no.
ticeabls. 1t would, seem as II the destroyer
had bounced upon the vari.,us fields hko play
ing y game Of chess move heie AID another
th1re, yst sncdcssfal foE mischief ~ eyeyy
uDoso It'll TgA@fs3as aesy vAtts
s1Oysr this vide estsat Of country there Is 1
larger ameunt pr CORA npinipred hhdsshe bad
eGe4es eaaa3l viii T. nueh less than antics,
pail deuld eoti 1%ssther codtinhe. An
MI corn inths@k Wi Nith c4nsinssuvs
@ ~ wsa1alsr ripan !; Z sis true that il, vii
% ttdn1e4 0ne extend, ssnd light, yet il
viii ansWtEadR all farm PURPOSES. Much
Of t1e csep Asginning to glazej and cannot
e. e. sex!phSly iAjnr.d. Fields ipssiaHy% or
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Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
yHvAEREAS. on the 94th day OF February. le6a,
w Milton H. Nickcls conveyed TO me q Trsstee -
.. cure w. n. Cartwright Co.. the sum Of Four hum.
ared and teen dollars pay able SIX months after date
with interest s ten per cent per ennum the following
Real Estate. to Wit: the q the n " =, and the
. 4 Of the Section II 10 Township ", y =
~ w. Also, the ExSw i d Section 2, and the n
d X ON " u Or Section II, Township 81, X -, v,
In Green county, Ioua.
i 1Also the 8 II 81 n Of Section ., and the W i
81 ne n W Of section one, In Township 80, \ 81,
W. in Gathrie county State of1owa.
And whereas said debt has become due and payable,
and said RranfDr has failed 70 pay the same now, at
the request and instance of said Cart Tisht Co.,
viii the 5th day or October. At the front door
the Curt House, IN the City Of Des Moines
county Iowa. In accordance sith the power conferred
In said Deeds OF Trust sell the above described lands
for the purpose Of paying said debt with interest and
ccstsTsrms or sale eash. Sale take place between
and O'Clock, r. y. Of said day.
n. D. BROWNING, Trustee.
aenQ.aka
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.t STATE or DIVA, lss.
Louisa County, -
To William l.. Clements and Jcsse s.

5. STATE or OWA, lss.
Louisa County, =
To William l.. Clements and jesse 3.
s T1y1 OF.
S1RS,-You are hereby notified that there IL now
e the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said Louisa County, retiiioni in Chancery 81 Nathaniel
Mcclure, claiming against you and N. w. Bnrris and
John Beatty, that compainants title TO the following
described real estate situate in said Louisa County
wit: The West fractional half Of Section number six
teen Township number Seventyfour IA. Range
Two a. West be forever quieted against you and the
rest OF said DEFENDANTS and praying that tie cancella
ton upon the MORTGAGE Records Of said County OF
cer.lin mortgage said al estate of date January
23d, A. d. 1856, executed by samuel NJ. Coleman and
Ruby Coleman, his wife, TO to n w. Burris the
payment Of 1850 dollars in " months from date,
and recorded ia Book g. page lo9 be set aside and held
for naught, the ground OF fraud in the CANCEL ton
thereof and charging and the said Beatty with notice
Of said fraud. and that unless You appear and
thereto before the morning of the second day OF
the next term OF said Court to be begun and holden
Wapeo in said County on the 9Th Monday in October,
A. D. 1852 judgment by default will be rendered against
you and decree will be catered according to the
prayer Of said bill.
PHELPS ROBERTSON,
aug2c-w4t Compainant's Solicitors.
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r. d. CROKER,
Elliot Seminary.

Elliot Seminary.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that The First Term Of
~ the Academic year, 1859, Of this School will
fnence on tn First MONDAY (oth) OF September next,
under the charge Of Professor J. g. Schnebly.
Tevms of FuitiOM for l2 Weeks:
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Geogra-
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and His
D
:" RE RES .''e. - -"''@. '.-' .-ae.' : - 90
No effort viii be spared to make the School worthy the
patronage Of the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity.
In behalf Of the Trustees:
aug 81 -d&wtf A J. MESSENGER, eec,y.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA. lss. In County Court Of
Des Moines County, said County.
Estate Of Dansel Long. deceased.
rT>HE UNDERSIGNED has this day been appointed
i Executor Of the Last WIN and Testament Of Daniel
Long, deceased.
All persons Indebted TO said Estate will AXE immc.
diale payment to the undersigned. And persons hav
ing claims against said Estate notified to present
the came said Court for allowance
sep9 VT J. X SCOTT, Ex'r.
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Important from Utah.

Private letters from reliable sources Of the
date of July 3lst, received by the last mail
from Utah, state that much indignation had
been expressed among the Gentiles and the
army upon the receipt Of Attorney General
Blacks letter, written with the concurrence
Of Mr.. Buchanan, dated May 18th, and ad.
dressed to Judges Sinclair and Cradlebaugh,
disappearing of their action in concert with
that oil the Z. s Marshal and Of Gen. john
ston relative to the proceedings at Judge Cra-
dlebaugh's court Mt Provo, in April, and sus,
tanning Gov. Counting and the Mormons
against them. Atfirst the judges contem-.
plated resignation, but ut the request OF al.
most all the Gentle community, they recon
sidered their determination, anu have written
q reply to tho president, and the attorneys
general which, deals in very plain language
with their action and disposition. Ii is to be
hoped that the official organ at Washington
will favor the public with the document when
ever it sha all arrive there The marshal, how
ever, Mr.. Dotson, has promptly forwarded
his resignation to the president, giving rlain
reasons for his course. 1t took effect on
August Goth. He, together with the entire
body Of Gcntiles in the territory, considers
that Mr. ,Buchanan's action is calculated d.
rectly to avert the punishment which Was i'm
pending over the thirty or forty MormOns
who were charged with participation in the
Mountain Meadows massacre. and III the muir
der of the Parishes The judges are devoting
| themselves to still another fruitless effort to
convict Mormon criminals with Mormon jul
ries. Judge Cradlebaugh has proceeded to
Carson Valley to hold the annual term there,
Judge Sinclair is sitting ut Salt Lake City,
and Judge Eckels, the chief justice, waste
open court at Salt Creek in the southern
district, on the first Monday in September,
and make another attempt upon the Noun
tain Meadow aesassins. A general disgust
pervaded the whole anti-Mormon portiAn of
the community atthe conduct ofthe governor
and the administration A man named Fran.
cis McNeill, who was confined in the Gala
boose at Salt Lake City, and afterwards in
the u. 5. penitentiary, as prisoner of.war,
by the Mormons, during the winter and
spring of 1878, while the army lay at Fort
Bridger, and who subsequently commenced
against Brigham Young, an action for dam
ages, was shot and wounded, probably fatally
by some aMormon Danites on the day on
which the letters were written which
CONTAIN these .details. The ball entering
his right side just below the stomach, and
trayersed his body, issuing through the left
thigh. The reason ascrbed for Il, is murder.
was the fact that his suit against Young was
assigned for trial during the week. before
Judge Sinclair, This Mcneil was asrntive
Of Louisiana and member Of Lopez's ex-
petition to Cuba He was transported with
those Of his companions whose lives were
spared, TO Cintra in Africa, but was released
by the queen Of Spain at the intercession
Of the American minister at Madrid several
wears ago. u s. .sslsee 4s@s sl4 j. 4.ysssal q.
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]. II. TAYLOR e co. I'll -

J. II. TAYLOR & co. 4a 80.
Wholesale Deaiers In staple 81 Fancy
8L- ~ 4sJsHgs tgy Groceries.
ID $50 JEFFERSON STREET. II
Lave JUST RECEIVED, and now offer TO the trade
II Attn LOWEST market rates, one Of the iarrest
and most complete stocks o. Staple and fancy Gro.
cerss. estsray nese asd JraA ever brought to this
Az Inspection Of goods ana prices Is respectfully &C.
Gar. Stock ConsiAss IN bart, Of .a. n
! loo " Ss0es prime kio ana LsSuyra codss; M a54t
800 3, s and 10 b caddies, Do fa 88a# eFa#
3S lshds Prime and Fair Sugars ls4 t6 es # fs n
% Bsls Belchers crushed, pos'd and Loaf sugars
q :. MolAssss, various brands;
10 !" New York Golden syrup; A#H Ga "
~ TieSces Prime Rice; 415is a4#4 4#f fg 4Hs.
800 Boxes Tobacco, various brands; e. #,
% Bbis, Nuts, assorted 4s Aesa.s - sH7'l'sa7sl
Z 70 y Boas French Prunes, sfa9 hH#tH a tah 4t5
- Boxes Layer and NJ n, RAisips;. s,fts I'M 4aa
% \ BOIs Mackerei2ls tjdin.als cod Yih.,t4# AeE
=. g. ]. Picked ana 100 FOXES scAlsd Hsrrins
Ivy bsxss window Qlass, assorted;
100 = GiG0s Jars ana f1asks: - " @5844l
h ~ AeEs and 1oxxs 4 . Rsla; aaE 9EA sex II VI
Gats,!ss GeFmAs chemical. Windsor. shaving .nd
Toilet sosps IN great variety. FsH-TsSa-r-
p .dsr, Shot kafLesa. Mssss Preof. ana q caps,
CariAges ard fvine, sarklEa nnds; sefS
Phl4delphia Pearl starch, II sF S#3 q
ksssh Re.ches, r..bsrres and Toma.ees. Ii s,ana:
r,esles. GsssuPs. Worcestershire Sauce, sArdines
HI TN sPICEs nF All. KaNRa. n ,fss'
VI 3hee blsaking aud Brushes; - a y - ssstRA
Ridstls Ritnmipeus ne tfrease-A pev thing
LIQUORS or ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
H. u. Nj - QUALIFY. -s86a 70 .T1sasil
\ And csnsrai assus .ms.s IL stnsss sy.r,sls..
OF line ~ bUeiness.ts ,.esss VI. - / aniIhs,
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oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHERRILI.,
Burlington, Iowa. !.
POI CITY, march ID, 1855.
Mr.. u WOODWARD

1
al Dear Sjr:-YOar shutter that ! have had in
for about eighteen months Ii the perfect
chine OF the kind now in ! used machine that
purchased In Chicago for short time after started
and 1t cost me for repairs and delays in 4 few
from you. Your machine has me anything Tor
repairs, and now, after eighteen months service,
doing work the perfect manner. Please &C.
pit my thanks for past and best wishes for your
rccess. Yours respectfully,
1xyJ33kv @ .&@# 9lORGE HFERE
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Notice.
Uts Nolnes County,
To Frank Leigh.


Des Moines County, -
To Frank IeiEhs
GIR.-You hereby notified that the 26th day
= Of May, 1859, Petition file in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court in said county Of Fenon
Doran, claiming OF you two hundred and thirty dollars
for money due him contract for building on Lot
NO. 81 in Lebrcks Addition to the City OF Burlington
Iowa, claiming mechanics lien on the same, and mo-
tce to issued which has been returned by the
Sheriff, not found Aud now unless you appear and
thereto before the morning Of the second
day Of the Term OF said District Court, Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon.
NJ. d. BROWNING,
Nv Atty for Plaintiff.
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COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Tina Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
famA-&mW
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

vvODD ~ n u D'S NfsN SNAQ1 N1AS1XT e
AND SEPARATOR COMAsINED. Fl
NE take this method Of in corning Miliers generally
w that We are now mar ufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand WoodwaYd's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best in
USE and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear in this assertion. II
compa and durable, moves with less power than most
machines and does all the wok heretofore performed BY
thres machines. viz the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter, say moth Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
to be used in cleaning dust from offal.
As to the mode of operation, In the Erst place II sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balls AMI part OF the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc Of securing the grain brought In contact with
str ing blast of air, which carries Oh dust fast
made 1t then passes into larger Separator where it
10 cleared Of chess imperfect grains, oats, &c. and ID
then reAiy for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from the gran but from the chess, and
ofal, and blown clear out ci the mill. Another very
great advantage Is that it can be set the Hoor
with the burrs where in tine mill that may
desired. as il makes no dust whatever. f
Every Miller thatt IL utterly impossible to con
mill that will make good -four out Of dirty grain,
unless the dirt be first removed. No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
shutter nd Separator. and II Is believed as well
adaptet Western Grain. They are now In use and
san Der twoof the Mills in this city, Sunderland
4 Br0g., and Keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended 70.
oct 2S-dWsf WOODWARD, KEISER 4 SHERRILI.
Burlington, Iowa. !.
pnu nIrv ~ 4 IGsS
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Stephen 7. ACRE!

Burlington Marble Works.
3 s5.I DONAHUE u McCOSH,
No. IS FcMpth StEGee -
NEONUMENTS, Burial Vaults. fombs, Mantle, Table
WI and Reir Tops, and every description Of
NJ PLAIN and Ornamental Work,
Of the most improved and modern designs Of Foreign
and Anne rican marble.
PLASTER PARIS for sale. IS.
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We have nos ready for sale, ths largest and most
eowplets stock OF
Clothing, Gardeners Furnishing and
Rubber Goods
Bver cGerea in Burlington.
We are enabled from the many advantages that We
possess, to make II greatly to your interest to
PURGRAAE OF Us.
First We purchase an eur Piece Goods u the lowest
Cash prices. 81 seA
Second. All our Clothing u manufactured expressly
s. for Custom wear, under the supsFintendence Of
Mr.. B. wilmer, ut our Mandatory No. III East
water Street, MilWaukie, Wisconsin.
Third. Selling TO none out fer Cash, We make no bad
debts, therefore We eau and WILL cell You at
- lower prices. 9fsA fs*5&t34
Fourth. And very important. This d the snly nrm In
Burlington that manufacture ALL their Clothing
WHEN IN TElkS CITY
CALL & EXAMINE OUR STOCK
for your own special benefit
We love 70 show our goods because they vim.
Alb. WILMER,
pepo.Wf aa u *s % Jefferson Street.
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Is MILES STAGING SAVED
30 MILES SNAOHNV SAV ~
Burlington q NissouYl River
Ea NINA

- = = y - .
B AILR AID!
Is miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest, Quickest and Best Route
10 Chicago, New York. Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; 70 Ksokuk, 81 Louis and CINCINNATI and to
all points IN Illinois, Indiana Michigan, Ohio and
Canada. e$
on and after August 18th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Bnrlington--4 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. M.-Sandsys excepted; making close con-
nections with the Trains Of the
Chicago, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
PEORIA d OQTAWKA RAILROADS..
For Chicago, New York, Boston and all points Iast
at Galesburg, with the Northern Gross Railroad for
Quincy; IT Mendoza It'll the Illinois Central Railroad
for Gsena and Dunleith and st Louis and Cairo; ct
Burlington with the fast sailing steamer Keok uk. for
Keokuk and st Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior Of Iowa and Northern
Missouri, will saw % miles staging time and money, BY
Fairfield, where they buy Through Tickets " oil
points East and South via Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad.
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fairfield BY this
route ut oc ock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ, and
rive az Keokuk At y. NJ, and II 30 r. NJ respective
tsnas
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Stock Trains viii run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily. Sundays excepted. These Trains will have all
the rights OF Passenger Trains thus nsuring despatch
and consequently avoiding all those vexatous delays
that are occurring on other routes.
Through Contracts 0tcen to Chicago or Nen York.
JOHN g. READ,
sept14-vly Vice President and Supt
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ArEW SASH, pWOB AN1LlsISsssis =
4 IN TOrSY, III. Present esfess.. m. Dsfuss
.P,nrh neaA nepos, aAjoaaipG he " :. Ma, =
fovn. All eoms.on uesA ecnssAntV 1900 :
60, - 0All Or saneswssos Dfenpsay nnnisH ".
oov. az. ~ss-->-
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IN. AifIfn iQhnm Ri NaY 49,,


a M the inventpr Of . ssw asa "sssarsa =
L In sinatI Maea,nes. Sas II rigA; w. -
etttrs patcas, beaStaT date se@s G.1ssr,ss y
are ctstasf IL .:ses f4sE hfaegar'ls y " per<p.
my irnprutsaleass. THIS ia 70 Resv III q
make 49, o. yspd sold lmpESys1~.ssss nv rfIl
each and every person, who lasaA r VII "
sponsible for all such infriIkees, s,.pt !.
expsnss essAhlisA the validity q w sysaiis'
Nev . part Of what ! claim - ~ ~. ansss~ :,
seoasiae device, fosrnsa - The essa .,sh ID g.
eyhndrlcAli ssrsv, In combinaiicn ~ Il ~ ],
plate ana cylinder, foruned - ~ - IL -,
sas over sAe stAer..ts = faAsh 500 .ssrsrrsi -,
scrsens placed In the chamber, and sn.s.ar isa q
sit6 - Ian, whers6y the ehess ano ss,ss6srgs
sfala mar. when " safbcisnt vAles. !. 80, Il
shAchsns sspAratelys aud N = go - V ~ ~,
uesshlsea, eiieaed - pass latO ths 4 80 ~
.neFsfron vlsA ths ossr end w. ~ y, ~ ssA1
tAts = d pose ~ Uhss c1s1 q V ssneh
pats1S. The above notice ~. go.
aone nay clAtm igncrAnee ~ ~ 80
q voed - ~ Wiee y ea0sls1A Vo0pes..
Maeah ~ awst WhN . n
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1a Teeth Extracted without Pain!
Low. Gomez Of Jefferson ana &XrEs
Third streets, are now prepared 70 ex- Y q t4
tract teeth without pain, having pro-
cured the latest improved Electro-M agnetc Instsu-
aent superior TO any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
teeth inserted on the atmospheric principle. All
operations In dentistry sklfuhy performed and war
nted 'sEfFU Iiecs. ptf
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De- srrosnEY AND ccussEil6i.
WIN pryaspsly attend - Land AGsnets, Invsssing
- T~eas5ns "a Dslltna Land Warrants. poynG
raxsc Gslne Rsni Estate, and ~ other nranshes 81
~ fsnd DusinVas, In westeTn foWa and NEBRASKA.
msr 1-bpsGi =. ----------------------
deal Estate IN C0mnc1D lsIuets 9n4
Il, W-a1Na.-Perpons DESTROYS Of securing keeI
Eetsse n ehev 81 thsss 0ourishing towns win d ven
20 send their orders 70 p. q. BtOOHeR.
mar 7-bpt.. Lana Asoss &
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Isaac Burns and Strange Brooks trans
ferred to the Kansas and Nebraska Confer
ence A. q Mcdonald transferred to Mis-
souri, conference and stationed at Hedding
church, st. Louis. WA. Pile transferred
to Missouri conference and stationed at Kan
sas City. tels ~ ..esy s-a18 h.
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notice Oh the contessant u take testimony
IS ses 3 IN The case, accidentally, ~ y supposed
= .sa served on him she origiaal pon book Of the
\ 60 !, -. KAnssviile precinct which the contestant
s0 y gaflsr DAILY examining in The pseseace of sew
81 r.. z ssal other persons returned Ghis pollbook
,ss sa was, Of course, nssAE befofe he Gongress
u sszrp ional eanvaseess; - the COMMITTEES think
a,.a, that under all circumstances ~ te ease, she
ssvots Of this prsciact shcnld b received and
u 50, eounted, which viii increase tne eember 81
va Ne vetes given to the contestant tot ;69l, and
s Sc asnDsr gwen 2 re "'' asst s0'l =
An tho facts recited. above ata, cleseIy
n's,l @sesedsbyi the testimony, but ue hs1 specs
aenly fsr one interrpgetory, andanbfsf off,
: 49, Hall, which 1ShoWs he co1ipfdi1l OF 6s
a ,'bs.s 1sadsssef thsPasty il 1eWa:t q. ~ -
QSeasion S. Did any 81 your siil ifie1ds
andsady1sers, alter the disposal Of mid poll
ss,e 1T book improve Of what Was done with them,
ssIa7aa cd sfalD course taken with theh 81
i ,,,:s AlsNse. 49, DAaDcrt, stoot an active
"a part e the elsc6oaa agaiast Miller and am
4. & now fhompsohe Dtney i41hs eoptssa sld
sa.ess Always approved The Sps cf clerk in rs-
.sjeedng de poll books. and H. Dsnossals s,
! .,s,. psocufins and retaining thser believe n
/ hsve conSsrssd .vith Con Dodes, ". vapsi
.sss. Antwerp, and btrets NOD upee dating the
sss{acks and reasons Why advised that the pell
BOOK sshould have been retained n the poa.,
pesoian pg the friends Of Thompson, lhes have
.iaappsevs1i il recolleet that OenSlA{ Dodge
'Sssss0S lAe batbacue NEAR Eddyville. inv apello
.s,llssney, in the falIof ls4S, called Sbt three
ssstinO tArss cheers for the DenoctAsie elssks
AZ - MSaiss county who rsjectsdthp Mormon
yaaAy Which was loudly respsndsd to ~ q
D3H0 meeting. = is&
1899 Tics = will b sssa thst thsleadsRsn f Tie
. .ss Iowa dDAOcracy, uncSlle4, &ppeoyed, in
d Esd spp1sd& iHiafiit s III 81 I
49,, s..Is QsD we forced . .adnIs qg;tsd ske
gsa1ss ssasssA xkd = q ~ - thas
1Sf1f1S.Gs feesSss -. I !
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August 2sth. 1850

August 2Sth, 1917.
Publish in the Weekly Hawkeye four weeks
A. j. MESSENGER, Clerk.
ang80-W4t By M. ". GILLErrE, Deputy.
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