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ONION SETS
< BARRELS for sale by
~ mch3zd KELLOGG b BRYCE
NOTICE OF ASSESS lent.
4 7 meeting Of tho Board Of Directors OF the
n Iowa State Insurance Company, held at the
ofice Ut tho Company on the 32d March, 1859, in
the city Of keokuk, Iowa, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That an assessment: Of Is per cent
be made on oil Premium Notes In force on and be-
fore the Esd February, 1852 to pay losses accruing
on and prior 70 said date, tobo paid within sixty
days from this date.
Section :, Article !, Of the bylaws Of said In
surancc Company, reads ~ follows: whenever any
assessments shall have been declared By the Com
pAny, and notice thereof forwarded 10 the injured
BY mail or otherwise, and the insured shall for the
space OF thirty days refuse or neglect to pay tho
same, the Directors may sue for and recover the
whole amount Of said Premium note or notes and
at their option annul the Policy Of Insurance"
WIN. r. TURNER, Hec'y.
March Is. 1885 mch4ldim
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va II. w. sAnrLE il = candidate for re-elec
tion to the Office Of Mayor.
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0It is positively asserted by the Casho-
lies in Washington that, before his death,
Postmaster General Brown had expressed bis
conviction that the Church Of Rome is the
true faith, and that, had he not been uncon-
scious when the Pastor Of st. Patrick's called
upon him, he would have been baptized
Exchange.
However important it may DO to the man
himself, We conceive it is OF little conse-
quence to the world At large what bis death.
bed faith may have been, if he exhibited nc
fruits OF faith in his life time. We rathe,
think that this modern custom of contend.
ing over the religious proclvities Of distin-
guished men, as indicated by the expression
OF their sentiments in the dying hour, when
they made "no sign" in the days OF health
and activity, is species Of funkeyism thai
ought to receive no countenanoe from Chris.
tians OF any persuasion.
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CO The average Republican majority, at
the election in Chicago, on the LIST inst, was
1900.
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Judge Springer having disposed of several
hundred civil cases, md called special
torn to try the remainder, there |. no rea-
sonabe ground UPON which plaintiffs can
complain, though defendants may fairly hold
the opinion that the speciul term, under all
the circumstances, need not have been called.
DEPENDANT.
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MEssRs. EIIroKs Please announce G. Il. CoNn
~ . candidate for Alderman at the ensuing City
election ard oblige FIRST WARD.
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}. / dRlvFrrn Independent candidate fol
City Marshal. ut the ensuing April election.
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HpJyINESS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the dairy GATE CRY, aud
WEEKLY VALLkr Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily subecri bers can pay the carrier if they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier il advised to
require payment in advance, in all casea.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case OF customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. $50.
Amenda tory to Ordinance No. 148, entitled "An
Ordinance for the formation and government Of
tho Fire Department Of tho City " Ksokuk.''
Be IL ordained by the CITY Council ofMe CITY Of
Ks0kuk
Section !. That Sections No. Z, II, 70 and 80 Of
said Ordinance No. l48 be repealed.
SEQ. 2. All the fncs hereafter imposed upon and
collected, BY virtue Of he Ordinance aforosa aid
from any member OF any irc company within the
city, shall accrue TO and be spilled ~ the use Of
tho company To which said member may belong.
SEQ. ). The Chief Engineer and Foremcn Of the
respective fire companies shall have the rame au-
thority and power granted to the May or and
Fire Wardens by virtue of section II Of said Ordi-
nance No. las.
Passed March AZ, 1859.
lArrEsr,l Ii. W. SAMPLE,
b. B. MERRIAM CLERK. Mayor.
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7. HOWE,

CITY Aucsioneer, keok M, IoWa,
XXyILL attend to sales Of Merchandise, Furni-
w tore, Horses, Carriages, Real Estate and al
kinds Of Personal Property.
TERMS EASY.
Office at B. A. Williams store, MAin-st., between
Sd and 4th. mshl7d
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city E9ccOrder

d. 3. M.RRrAA il q candidate for reelection to
the Office VI City Recorder, ut the April election.
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Opposition majority, IL
OF course, q body thus constituted will
prove rather unmanageable. The Union re-
marks on the subject:
It is plain that unless the Democrats gain
six votes at the least in the elections yet to
be held for the House, the party will be in a
minority in that body. The number Of "Dem-
ocrats" who will prove dshy, will probably
be Offset by as many Southern Americans
who will vote with the Democratic organize
ton; SO that gain OF six or ten in the cleo
tons yet to be held will secure Democrat
10 House. Hence the great Importance Of
deferring the organization Of the House un-
til all the elections shall have been held.
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Total members OF Congress,

Total members Of Congress, 237
This is tho calculation Of the New York
Herald, and accepted by the Washington
Union. The "fshy Demo Gratis" include such
men as CLARK and Haskin, Of New York, and
several Pennsylvania members who choose to
think for themselves, sometimes, greatly to
the annoyance Of the President. II these IL
"fshy Democrats" be counted as faithful,
the classification would be as follows:
Democrats, ll3
Opposition, l24
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NOrst;E.

NOTICE.
VIso PATRICK MADDEN: SIn-You re- herebv
i notified that there is on hie In the Office Of the
Clcrk OF the District Court Of Lee County Iowa
1t ksokuk, petition Of Amos Ii. Brown claiming
Z decree OF sail Court agains. you for the sum Of
$3ol.So ana ten per cent per annum interest there
On from October - 1858 on mortgage by you to
said Brown given, If date October Ia, 1855, on the
front ends by Fifty feet deep Of lots II and IL in
block $50, In the city Of keokuk Lee county, Iowa.
to secure the pawn INT Of the purchase money Of
said realty, viz: $425, in four equal annual i'm
stallments with Interest from hi date tho rate
OF ten per cent. per annum, payable annually,
default In payment OF any Of said installmsnM
or interest TO make said whole amount due and
payable) said petition charging such default, and
claiming also the foreclosure and sale OF said
mortgagcd premises and the extinguishment Of al
equity OF redemption under said mortgage and for
general relief You are therefore notified that un-
less YOU appear and answer to said petition on the
second day Of the September term TO commence
on tho 6Tst Monday Of September, 1859 J OF said
Court adscrss will b taken against yoa thereon
CURTIS. GILMORE : CURTIS,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
March -, 1s5o-d4w
More New Goods from the East.
TINS day received, lot Of Hne Broadclotha,
/ Black Doeskins, Fancy Cas- simerss !, Rich Vel
vets, &c. ELLIOT r. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper,
mch24d rs MAin-st., bet. "a and I'd.
Taylor's hay State 8ards
WILL 0IvE ONE or THEIR
UnrIvaIed and Attractive
CHA M HER
C q N C. ID K II ST.!
AT sANFoRD'S HALL,
Friday Evening, March 20th.
TIyHE Troupe consists Of the following dis
L tinguished Artists:
Mr.. M. z. TINKER, tho Celebrated Balladist;
Mr.. r. A. MCCLURE, BarAtone and Budo
Mr.. r. L. CLARKE, Basso;
Mr.. ]. Is. TAYLOR, Pianist and Musical Director.
1-TICKETS - cents, to DO had ct the
door. and ut the usual places. Children In arms
not admitted. inch 3d3ts
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LOCK. Wn.v1I
no. for Pixies Peak

-. POLLOCK 4 CO.
WE are now receiving and opening new and
nishng Goods, which We offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with = view to the hard times therefore We o6sr
them 1t very small profits, keeping In view the old
motto Of quick sal e. and small profits. All 10
ask 10 that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for show.
ing goods. Remember tho place, kast side of I'd
ST., between Main and johnson.
mchl7d S. POLLOCK 4 co.
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To Rufus wilsey, Elisabeth WiIsey, John WiIsST.
Partridge, Penchote Warren, Lorenso b.
Brown, William Brown. James Bradford. a. q
Grinnan, COrnelia 0rinnan:
VOu and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on 6ls in the once Of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ct Fl Mad
ison petition Of James c. Lyon slaimin Of you
the said Rufus WiIsey the ssm Of twelve hundred
dollar, and interest from Oct 18th, 1858, q 10
eatsd By ron to the said J c. Lyon for one thou-
sand dollars Of date October eth, 1855, bearing
interest ct 10 per cent per snnum. Also, slAinin9
against ali Of you the forcclosure Of morseaGS
upon part Of lots one and two, block one hun1rSh
and twenty-five. being real state In city Of Keo-
kuk In said county and state, executed by aniA
Rufus Wilsey and Elisabeth Wilsey, to secure the
payment Of tho said note and interest, aaA TT
unless you appear and answer thereto on or b9loeo
the morning Of the I'd day Of next term a eoiA
Court TO b holden q II. Madison the "a MonAny
In May, A. p. 1859, judgmsnt win b rsodsSsd
against You by default.
NOBLE i STRONG,
March -, lS52-dlm Attys for Plaintia.
ATTENTION OLD sOLNIE1s II -
r0HE undsrsiEnod hereby give notice 70 the
OLD SOLDIERS al the war Of 1917. whoV
volunteered we're drafted under the general o.
deFs Of the Governor OF the State Of New York.
fof it defence that they are entitled 70 additional
pay and contingent expenses for elothing ard
equipments, by the Act passed April 1ist, 1918,
and April l9th, 1879 by the state Of New York.
and that the proofs OF said claims 70 be presen ted
ment" thereof, will be taken 1t our efice Id the
city Of Ksokuk, until the 10th Of April next.
TURNER 4 CRAIG.
keokuk. March Is. l86o-dlm
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Council adjourned to Tuesday, March &c
1859, ut O'Clock, P. M.
B. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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The Dgs MoiSAs VALLEY WING IL published
every Monday at this Office, lis one Of the old sat
papers In lows, and has widely extended circu-
lation throughoutth the Dos Moincs Valley North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois
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ANNOUNCEMENTS s.

announcements Of candidates lU0 Do
lars, Invariably in Advance.
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Butter.

4 MOTHER lot Of that choice Eastern Butter
IA received this morning, and for sails 1t retail BY
mehl7d KELLOGG BIRGR.
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Position NJ the Improvement Land ..
An effort has lately been made, as is well
understood in this vicinity, to procure an i'm.
mediate and final settlement of the Improve
ment lands, which were diverted by the State
Legislature for the benefit Of the Des Moines
Railroad. A decision was lately rendered by
Attorney General Black against the propo.
sition to settle by certifying to the State line.
But the full state of the affair had not been
opened to him, and he only assumed that po-
sition in defence of the interests OF the Gen
eral Government, whose officer he vase The
case has since been further examined by the
officials. The Attorney General acknowledge
cs change Of opinion, and all the Cabinet,
with the exception Of Mr.. Thompson, Score
tary OF the Interior, and the new Postmaster
General, regard the grant as extending TO
the sources Of the river. Ii being in MIR.
Thompson's department, however, he was not
overruled, but the President has ordered the
Attorney General to make up an agreed case
to present to the Supreme Court for it's earl.
lest action, and the matter will be thus de-
termined. The lands are directed to be kent
out Of market until that decision is rendered.
The Supreme Court is not now in session,
but it will re.convene in December, and this
case-between two MISUNDERSTANDING
preferred and agreed one, will receive imme-
diste attention. Thus, though the lands are
not instantly available for the advantage of
our railroad, the position and prospects Of
the question with reference to them are highly
encouraging to the people Of the valley.
ca John O. Ten Eyck, the newly elected
Senator from New jersey, is a thoroushgo-
ing Republican, and Was an ardent friend
and admirer Of Henry Clay. He is an able
lawyer, some forty-six years of age, and is
the first Opposition Senator elected from New
jersey within the period that he would have
been eligible by age to hold the Office of Uni
ted States Senator. Since the Republicans
have been successful 10 the State OF New
Jersey, we need not despair Of any other free
HtAta.
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DBALBR N
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 50 Main-st., bet. Sd and 4th,
KEOKUK
LAS opened ct tho above stand, next door TO III.
Ii d. Woodward + Co., general assortment Of
goods in his line, and will be pleased TO any and
q. Il: Friend: =hc ::y &c Il :;. c: a-ccs-s- I'D
Provisions.
Jan. II, l86o-d
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II 10 supposed that the next House Of Rep
resentatves will be composed as follows:
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acter or name of lis own, can hardly claim Tie
confidence OF the communicate protect the
few who may be unacquainted with US, we
would state that we have no connection with
any other Gift Book fiouse-and though many
advertise under tie name of Evans s. Co., the
firm constituted by ID. W. Exams and j. H..
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April 80, 1889. ~
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Art, Science and F. Philosophical and
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Yhe W ashington Tragedy.

Great Erti'ement IN &ephefds'o'cn !
THE undersigned informs the citizens OF
l. Shepherdstown and nel2hborhood that his
stock Ct Spring and Summer Goods is now full
and complete, purchased in Philadelphia and
Baltimore upon the most reasonable terms,
which enables me to compete successfully with
a.. y other store in the county. You are invited
to cal, examine goods and pnces. am deter
mined to sell as cheap as any other establish
ment in town or neighborhood. for Cas- h or on
time to punc;ual paying customers.
Groceries at reduced prices for cash. Prime
Coffee ID cts Brown Sugar, good article, s
cents. White Sugars II and II ID cents.
Moasses 40 and 50 cents, Syrup 62 l-2 cents,
and all other goods in proportion.
Also Potatoes for sale.
Respectfully, ID. 5. RENTCH.
April 30, 1883. If
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WE are prepared to furnish all kinds Of
" Tin,ware prepared by Mr.. Jonn
Shinder. Baker and Bilmyer.
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N. 81 WORD OF EXPLANATION 10
those who have known us under the style OF
EVANS & Co. The Business located by US al
No. CT Broadway, New York City, is the Old
est established house in the country and IS
known world-w wide as the original Evans s Cos
Gift bookstore. iiany have taken the advaH-
tage Of our popularity to advertise under The
same name as orignators 10 increase Their
trade-and though house having neither char