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l11l-A treaty concluded at Madrid with Gre
Britain. The ships employed for tho traffic Of D
- ~ me tkoysi Company Of Great Britai
% - admitted, without hindnnce, TO trade freely
Ito Second great immigration Of PalAtines,
166e aecnnd charter wranted tn Sonth f.oroline )
r!hs,1es r. Il -. - sn,.rs.n,ant ~ ~. ,,-sv;or
- q - = = ~ -. 6s1oAs = sl.e pteviot
C0altef making the colony lndependent Of any Otht
nfuy3nce
Ie4a Tnr5 Ralti,nn,a ol,tsinad cr.nts scr ,,..+
,.s s. ..s.. - ~ $50. q ii
~ mi settled BY colony Of Catholics.
l60k-Ri0k Il H0sr0w when Feior Godnnner II
reisnInr Car Who had been INIT two nnontho nm Il
.-.. ~, Is. 4 -, - .As w ~
- tS6sS1 - " i"uhy foM tne Palact
Ano u1us ny N 0nc u nls Own prsaue houses, whel
he Wns murdered few DAYS after,
1883 Anthony Widyille Easi Rivers hehe.ded 4
r,.-.lLeA 573 5 NJ Tf - ~A
o.1.S.1Ass.
.--.--.-.--. :. -, - ~
---'- 80 : = : :. 49,. 49, s'''s'
From che Kosciuskn Chronicle ~ Fridau last =,
.x.-..t az. f,yy.,..sr., - -
-. - 49, = ss,,4
y ~ slisus Dus IelrosninG shower yesterda,
9es Mu,ca ~ ~. w. ~ suMcensiy neaVy g
o1sc-s..e q - ~ .u.n Auvaniaes 70 me farmers
1870 clOt,1 IL 1uueting very Mucn from tne or.
AZ. I'VE . ~ taiI = ~ ". dons wiln,
III " 2 lc1tA tndt Uoctor n. hughes ana man nance
W. bs.y goa ln.o deltcaity on last Saturday
-, ~ Mn!cn .ne iat.el was snot ant
$500. us ISia1n klslns auy VI lns paIscuiaf
ro,,,ssttsS N ;a;i ;.h..,t III III nusnes w
est.rSss, = ~ "ltuous na' "nele ne was placed
y : ,u 8 49,
The Grenada Republican Of Saturday last says:
Pain i. r,,,cI, naadaa in tb;s io,o1;tv rrorr =,
3@.1 = Muc1 nseoeu ~ t1is iocaHty. crops are
salsnng lom Ln III drougat. hog CHOLERA continues
sesnts nrnys ~ sonn;n ~
~, 5s. u
" amen ys1es =. sa1uloay lass says Ine swine
~ ayins - through NAY county OF nog choera.
The Citizen saws
~ yg.aresiav 7, a. 49, So, n,,.
mn 1t,stcovere2 c;tv 1as fsvorod ;.h aasie
shower, Just enough TO lay the dust and cool the
lssnospnsae' " Inu1sosy morning another gentle
snoMer Ieil, ana on FRIDAY, about noon, we were
~ ss; ~, Nv suoa; summer ram
~ snnk tnas 1uI M1oie county was favored with q
good season during the three days mentioned,
nd W navs no aonDs sne nearls q az the planters
CROPS creener and more fiourishinr. ''1A1 'A'A
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FANCY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND ToYs-We
merchants to the advertisement of Messrs b. pr
sons LIZ Canal street. who fill their bills for all kinds
ancy goods dress trimmings and TOYS Al verv Inv -a.a
probably than such articles be sold elsewhere on m
A. their store Of the smallest yaue
or bill of any magnitude as they sell wboss.i.
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N vlGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER AND
tate, Lands, Plantations Negroes ETC. ' VI ''aa -'-
oFFICES:
6ahkS Arcade Passage. No. 8, First District
corner Cont street and Exchange Aey Secnpd Distrc
nsre can De examined, at time, list of valuable i'm
pfaG I property Of a very remnnerave investment
and constantly hand at private and puhl,o
likely Negroes. N ~ VI virginia anu eafonA
a. will give his personal attendance to every
--M- oureneee Jas II
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PAoKERs MAGIC SoAP.-T Though inclined to treat
me report the Gar of Russia has ordered ship load of
rackers magic soap with the design Of aiding the rad
reformaory measures which he carrying out among his
SER as mare rumor the suggestion is not unrea
sonao for said subjects for their as this
soap y or its anti dirt characteristics 1t is wonderful
and may be had of number of dealers in New Or
nsnss we publish in an advertisement to which
we refer the cleanly disposed of our readers "''A
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing that Messrs VAUDEVILLE L Nell
KENNY authorized agents this city to make con-
tracts for the of
MY INVENTION
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sruRoEos'a sERAoss APPEAR IN TIE New YORK

3 pPuKGEONs SERMONS APPEAR IN THE NEW YORK
WAvERIEY EVERY reference to our advertising
VIII DO seen that the eAtepng publishers of this
admirable literary journal have great expense made an ar
to publish of this very celebrated
London divine corrected by himself forwarded
~ every steamer expressly for their paper This novel feature
~ literary journalism must commend the New waverley
and Its energetic publishers the patron
age and support Of the enlightened nublc -.
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Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,

will only ray here that make same capta the sara
location the same steam power the expenses very neav
that now raises gins and bales the cotton spin 1t that with
the addition of machinery costing about half what tbe In
creased value oil the yarns the FIRST will which is
attended by surplus labor of the plantation little girls of IN
TO- women, and old men inefficient field hands DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
GOMEZ "
we spnthe best Yarns in the world The danger from FIRE
Of the Clubhouse is immensely reduced with many other advan
tases of great value And what great Importance IT, that
all this fully demonstrated successful daily operation
on the plantation of Col Geo. Yereer near Yazoo cy
Planters desiring full particulars referred TO m
Agents. above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4mkW cEo n urNpy
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For MExrHIs.-The United States mail passenger
steamer Capitol Captain J. D. Clarke leaves this evening at
taking but little through freight and no way freight
70 cause delay viii connect Memphis with the THURSDAY
evening train for all Eastern ties also with first class
for Louisville Cincinnati and Louis For through tickets
BY The above routes apply J. H. Frsgh agent Memphis
packet Office. under the st. Charles Hotel.
The Capitol will leave for Memphis every Monday evening"
making regular vealIv fr,na .e'
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j. WRIGHT & co.

nR. WRIGHTs CELEBRATED REJU-
vENAT1NG ELIXIR. @
Prepared the strictes Pharmaceutical Prncpley BY ous m
the Ablesi Chemists Of the Age,
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w 8. CHANDELIER,
. DENTISr
k8~oFFICE and RESIDENCE,
156 Carondelet street.
0s4 iYaW of Lafayette.
| AND OIL-3O bbls. choice Cincinnati Winter STRAINED
aoI Iof SAFE by S, II. KENNEDY 4 co,
al 20 Poyiras street.
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@ TEor the New Orleans Orescent.1
TIE BROKEN HOUSEHOLD.
ss x1LpaE D..


.'Ihou has. heard many sounds .aoa hearth.
Deserted now hy AL
which ~ may n.'sr recall,
ao'As Ana snSy eSiisS iss ri laughing slss
And sonF sss nsSSs. asis I. hs ss'1 1n'Nn
Home Of my childhood! the wide world hath not
A brighter, lov,lisr, or dearer spot!
No scenes 80 pleasing, and no skies 50 bright,
! AS those where fnt nav lfe's glorious light
And shrined in memory's realm, sacred store,
| Are lfs's first pleasures, now, alas no more
And OFT upon my troubled thoughts they rise,
Like sunlight cleaning from o'erclouded skies.
Within the shadow Of dark, green wood,
On hillside, modest mansion stood.
Few were the charms that Art had there supplied,
But woman's hand her gentle skill had tried
To rear each flow'r in Southern cline that blows,
Till that wild spot had blossomed like the rose,
And there retired, remote from human strife,
Two beings sought to pass peaceful life.
They loved each other, and an only son,
Their PRIDE their darling child-they had but one
This bright eyed boy, their chief and only care,
Till I, stranger, came to claim share
OF their fond love. generous share was mine.
Dear parents earth hath now no love like thine,
But however dark my future fate may be,
Fond hearts and true once loved and cherished me.
Pure, warm affection hailed me at my birth,
And tears Of rapture welcomed me to earth.
With tend'rest care my early years were blest,
Ny earliest pillow was an angels breast.
And when was 4 feeble, tiny child,
Ny father often kissed my cheek, and smiled
To hear my prattling, while he fondly drew
Ne to his heart, 10 noble, kind, and true.
Ny solacs mid my many cares is this,
Ny early home was surely one Of bliss;
And there, as years passed on with silent pace,
New faces came that blissful home to grace;
Nor was there in the wide extended land,
A brighter, happier, or more loving band;
Which one by one unto our home was given,
Until our household gods had numbered seven.
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She laid her dropping head upon my breast,

She laid her dropping head upon my breast
g You'll miss me dearest You have loved me mos
| Where all have loved. Affection is not lost
In deaths eclipse. When life's short day has pas
loves ties shall reunited be at last.
We must restore to mother Earth her trust,
Fulfil our certain doom, of dust to DUST
But tho our forms in cold obstruction lie,'
The soul, like God immortal, cannot die.
Now clasp me closer, closer, dearest one,
Earth vanishes, and Heaven is just begun!
Sweet spirit forms how bright their faces glow
They smile on me-each radiant one know!
Dear children all-my loved ones here adieu!
go, sweet angel friends, go with you !"
Then cold in death, clasped to my breast she lay,
While all knelt down, with reverence, to pray
Our brothers voice in supplicaton rose
With eoquence that only sorrow knows.
Thus with our prayers her spirit took its fight,
From suffering here, to regions Of delight,
And left us but the loved and lfeless clay
OF her whose love thro' life had been our stay.
We laid her in the mansion of the dead,
But our sad hearts could not be comforted,
For she was not, could come no more to bless
Our aching hearts. God keep the motherless!
That home, where dwelt personifed content,
Where harmony and love, and joy once blent,
Soon took the spirit of the wild dismay
Its inmates knew, and hasted to decay.
The footsteps echoed lonely in the hall
Accustomed sounds with painful weight did fall
Upon the ear, and each familiar sight
Mocked with the memory Of dead delight
Our mothers love had bound our hearts to home,
ForbiddiDg us from that dear spot to roam;
Deaths iron hand that silken link united
And, like autumnal leaves, dispersed us wide.
Far, far Ger distant seas fitting bark
Bore one away, who felt that home too dark,
When she had gone. No joy to him was left,
OF love, of hope, Of life almost bereft.
Fate, one by one, their diff rent tasks assigned
To those that were in sorrow left behind.
In Western lands, mid scenes Of toll and strife,
Tw o brothers nobly stem the tide of life.
Now, all have left the sacred, dear homestead,
Where our sweet days of youth and childhood fled.
But, till the light of memory departs,
Twill ever be the Mecca of our hearts,
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

~ LIZ nrYrNVrs =
U. nTar NJ "a =, S",. 1880 Ian niso"-
| t1.r,nr raco,r.d a INV. od t.; 80 ~ ~, ,,,>..
MEDIc1NEs CHRMIcAIs ppprnMrpv ann nnuuI
Il rNsrRuMENTs PAINTS orr,s az ass a.. ~ 800.
f,IIv ,rsorn, uarchon. pl.rt.r. IA p,,. ~. . $1,000
nrsn.r.d n ,nnnl, Them viii .vsrv ac T., az r. ID, ~
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.s. Ae. a.'e" ".u As'ee"ni
aon na,aa. r.s",., T,". sl va ".,s
~" ss $780, M s n,. sna 'Ae'''""'
ooo -. 49,. o,,
r rso uaa.sa w.. rnsas" oa,n
l p poo s, - 800. n.,
Avn o ox n $50 A r.. D. '.s' p'''A'
a. oa
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| ,o.. a. p,r w.h
,ohh,. r;r.n,. Iinh..
s.o.s. Ind,ao Cav ana Msrr,..
go o.. 100. = $50 ~ -'
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Aohh,s Connsro..
MhhIs En.on, ssI,s
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AVN p' a''. ANU
"'oAS' iAah'o Ae,a,
~ Kegs feafi barley
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SHERJEES SAFE

BY virtue Of Execution 70 me directed from, tie
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
County, Iowa, shall proceed to sell Tuesday ths
9th day Of September A. D. 1889 between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. II. and O'Clock p. u Of said day, In
front Of the County Treasurers ONCE in the city u
Council Bluffs tho following described Real Estate Of
Dutrow b Reel, and VIM. A. Reel, 10 wit:
WY Of Nwh sec ~, town n, range ~; lot In block
No IL, Stutsmans I'd Addition. The above The prs-
perry Of VIM n. Reel
rs 42-lO0 in the SEX Of SIX Of sec ~ and the
NEH Of MEX Of sec u.s. town IS, range 44. The abvvs
is the property Of O. II Dutrow.
SWh fNwk sec 3; SKA Of MEX sec (; gwH q
81 I and W = Of Swh sec 8; SEN, and W Of Sws,
and BE y Of Swh sec 8; VIZ MEX and wy Of SwA
sec I; Nwh Of MEX and HWh Of Nwh sec 8; sen
OF Sc sec Pail in township Is, range ~ EWS OF
SE and sen OF SEX sec 81; SEA Of sen, aud MEN
Of Sc and SWk Of sen, and Of Swh sec %;
NWh Except 3e A6-l0O acre.) Of sec 81 MEX Swh
sec 3l-all in township n, range - M ofNwS sec
!; NEs Of SEs, and 81 NEs, and X sEa sec 2
lots No. and 8, sec To- No. T. and NV Of 81
81 Es ofHWs, and wy OF SEX, and 4 \ Of SwA SEQ
3; lot No l, sec II NWk OF SEA sec ls-a in TOWN.
ship 76. range ~. Eh Of SWH, and " Of 81 !
Is; SEk Of Sc sec IS; NwA and Sw8 OF Swa sec
36-all in town n. range ~ 10 7l-lOO acres In the
NV fractional quarter Of go township IT, range a.
Taken as the property of Du,row r Reel and WIN. A.
Reel to satisfy an Execution In favor Of roote Jack
son. 8. II. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, August 9Th lS5s-Sw.
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18rUAEoCAN C0UNIY CONVENTION. i
b Pursuant 10 cell Of County Central Com
mittss, the Republicans met in Convention
At the Council Chamber, 10 Council Bluffs,
Monday, Sept. 18th. D. B. Clark called
the meeting to order, and nominated G. e.
STONE - Chairman. Carried. n
On motion, G. E. Psovosr, was appointed
Secretary.
At the request Of the chairman, Frank
Street, stated the object Of tie meeting.
Frank Street offered the following rsso-
buttons, which were subsequently, adopted !:
platform adopted BY the Republics state Convention
VII ich met at Des Noines June - 1859; That
daily approve and will cheerfuy support the nominees
officers to strict accountability and insist upon the
most rigid sconomy in National, state, and County
government
Resolved, That il will DO the duty Of the County
officers to DO elected in October next to diligently and
faithfully examine the past financial transactions 0f
County o1cers and OF the financial coudtioa Of the
il to the people Of the County a. required By
law.
q Pending the adoption Of the resolutions,
an animated discussion arose, in which X.
L. Douglass, Frank Street, D. c. Bloomer,
J. D. Honn, A. S. Bryant and others, part
ticipated.
On motion of Mr.. Douglass, the meeting
proceeded BY ballot to determine whether or
not candidate for Representative should
be placed in nomination. Yeas 27-nsys
%. Motion to nominate, lost.
This vote was subsequently re-considered,
when Mr.. Bloomer made motion /" that We
now proceed to nominate . candidate for
Representatives, .........
DR.. Ballard moved, a. an amendment,
"that We now proceed to nominated full
ticket" Amendment adopted, and motion
ss.amended, adopted BY a vote of 80 yeas to
81 nays.
On motion, the convention proceeded to
ballot for Representative with the following
result: Stone, Is; Street, 8; Bloomer, l /;
Benton, l. Stone declared nominated.
Mr.. Stone declined the nomination,
whereupon second ballot was had for Rep.
with the following result -
Street, IA; Benton, 7. Street declared
nominated.
Convention proceeded to ballot for Coun-
ty JUDGE. W. Damon, II; Tostevin, 2;
Bloomer, l; Cassidy, l. Damon declared
the nominee.
For Recorder and Treasurer-Thos. Tos-
tevin, II; II. C.::Purple, 10. Tostevin de-
clared the nominee.
Drainage Commissioner-D. Henderson,
of ROCKFORD, nominated by reclamation.
Sheriff.. H. Field, 10; Doughty, L.
Field declared the nominee.
" Superintendent Public Inst.uction-W.
II. Kinsman, declared the nominee, by ac-
clamation.
Frank Street appeared in the Convention
and declined the nomination for Represen.
tative, whereupon D. c. Bloomer, was NOM
mated by reclamation. a .
~ On motion it was resolved that the pro-
ceedings of this Convention be published in
the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
On motion adjourned.
C. E. STONE, Chm.
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The Republicans of this District, com.
posed of the counties Of Union, Adams,
Adair and Cass, have placed in nomination
for Representative, X. w. MAcoxBEa, Of
Cass County. BY private advices, We l,arn,
that the nominee has the hearty support Of
the Republicans, and as at the last election,
they had over so majority in that District,
there can be but little doubt Of Mr.. MAcoxs.
ER's election.
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LUMBER.

THE UNDERSIGNED, MANU-.
i FACTURERS Of Lumber; q Rock
land, (six miles from Council Blum, y vi :....
have now on hand, large lot Of
Seassnsd Csstsnwssd Lumber, s1:a.N5
Of the sizes and kinds. in .ss for Building .nd
Fencing All orders lett q Per Yards in HocksnA q
Council Bluffs, promptly attended 10.
Owe call particular attentica Al BARNES, VIA
have the products Of the Farm 10 exchange for fpuHs
Tor further partcularS, nquife y !. lion, Coun.
al Blum, or u TIE NH, Aoeklspd.
Ao-kland, xsreh 17-tf ~
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e. That was horrible affair-the muir
der of Dean, and the sealing up Of his re-
mains in a tin. box 90 What Dean %
asked half dozen voices at once. "Whv
Sar- dean, of couse," was the reply. Ono
levity."
1t is presumed that no reference is here
made to the Pottawattamie County Demo.
cratic candidate 10, Representative.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


By virtue Of an Execution to me directed from the
Once the Clerk Of the District Court Of Po;taw
County Iowa shall proceed to sell on Tuesday the 9Th
dsy Of September A D. 1859 between the bGurs Of 10
O'Clock A. n and O'Clock P. u. Of said day,
the County Treasurer's Once, in the City CounciI
Bluffs, the following described Real Estate VI Vim.
A. Reel, to wit:
SWs ofNw4 sec ,; SEX Of MEX sec 4; sws Of
SEA. and W u Of SWA sec s; Sc y, aud v 4 Of SwS.
and Sc Of SWk sec6 Wa Of EEh, and " y Of Swh
SEC Z; NWA of NEx, and NWk Of NWk sec 8; sen
Of sen sec I2-all in township Te. range ~. Nwk Of
SEN and Sc Y of SEA sec I'll Sc = Of Sc 4, aud NEk
Of Sc \, and SWs Of Sc \, and ~ Of Sw or sec %
NV or Except IS 45ioo acresl 3i Ne Of Sw ar
3i-alI in township n, range a. Nj Of NV or u
sec NE Or Of NE Or and S y OF NE Or, and n = Of
Sc ar sec lots No. and sec 4; 10: No. and NV
or Of Sc Or 8; OF NV or and X Of Sc Or. and
Of sw Or sec 3; lot No. sec II NWQr SE Or sec
-; all in township 70, range a.. FIX Sw ar, and W.
SIX Or Is; Sc Or Of Sc or sec IS; NV qr, and Sw
or OF Sw Or 36-ail in town H. range a. Is 7IiOo
acres in NV fractional or 90 town n. range ~
Taken the property Of Win. 4. Rec to satisfy All
Execution IN favor 0; Tootle Jackson.
s.. CRAIG, Sheriff
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. 9Th, 1862
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NORTH MISSOURI RAILWAY CONTRACT

NOHl III hiSSOth III RAIL" Al -CONlhACA.
At late meeting of the Directors Of this
Road, held in St. Louis, proposition was
received and accepted from the firm of Jas.
Kelly & Co., Of Macon County, Missouri, to
construct the road from the junction Of the
Hannibal & St. Joseph Road to point
about sixty miles northward, and within
eight miles Of the Iowa boundary, for
SIS, 000 per mile, payable in Missouri State
Bonds at par value. This is looked upon
as very favorable contract for the COM
pany. The parties offer ample security for
the fulflment Of the contract.-Amcricdn
Railway Times.
This road crosses the Iowa line, 10 miles
East of the Missouri, and 60 miles West Of
the Mississippi, connecting with the Bur
linston and Missouri River Road at Ottum-
wa. Although it directly benefits but one
or two counties in Iowa, it cniists tho aid
of St. Louis capital in extending it up the
Des Moines, to secure the trade Of that rich
valley. If the extension of the North Mis-
souri, r. r. costs bus Sis, 200 per mile, is it
possible that our Missouri Valley road will
exceed that sum? Missouri State Bonds
are some Is per cent. below par, which re-
ally reduces the actual cost of the road to
about $l3,50O per mile.
HOLD on MACBETH!
The residence of j. L. FETTER, on tho
banks of the Nishnab ott"ny, seems just now
to be the Mecca Of the D Democratic politicians
of Pottawattamie County. Pilgrimages to
that quarter, however, will do no good, as
some OF, our democratic friends could testi-
fy, if they could. Sardincs are not Us slip
perry as cells, no how you can fix it. 1t will
take more than three boxes, to place Mr..
fErrER on his back, so that he cannot ex-
claim "lay on, Macbeth! !" He is evident.
ly trump, and, if we are to believe his po-
litical friends, he will make ia very respec.
table member Of the Legislature, if he will
only keep his mouth shut" If they want
him to keep his mouth shut, they must keep
him out of the way Of Mr.. TEST, as Mr.. T.
is firm believer in the truth of the a1aee,
"what fun we want is as good as the mon
ey." But during the campaign, it will new.
er do to say-"sardines," when FErrER is
around. Bear that in mind.
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Public Schools

IuVasS khok thu
We are req y ,hs Public School, in Sub
N Nas.t. No. l. in .b. city, will commence
:" Monday next, at the School Room I'D
W. Hall: VIZ. BAKER, Principal.
0 Tbs term in No. 2, was commenced on
,.d.v last: G. II. GOODRICH, Pr'ne'pa''
Roth of these gentlemen are experienced
=, .ompetsnt teachers, and as the Schools
' f,sa to all children residing within the
limit, Of the City between the ages OF . ana
. Oh wears, they should b rapidly filed up:
~. .,bool census recently taken shows
. .b' 600 youths within the City limits be,
t tween the above ages. Me'sr'' BAKER, and
Coon.,cH will be assisted by competent te.
male teachers, and no effort will be spared
.,' mako our public schools oil that they
Lo,I be,
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,, ~ Mr.. WEsT, Of Tabor, recently
~, ,I.e'osd out his crop Of wheat, IFS bu.hel.
I,.I p'0au's Of 81. bushels, on eight acres Of
a-prstty good yield, that.