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THREE Coon JoKgs.-Truth vs.. Beam
Action fer aseault and battery. Charge
Truth kicked Beam. Verdict acquitted; jus
titled by common practice.
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TRK GRAvx CT EvK.--In the old grave
yard in Wssertown, near Mount Aubarn, tone
OF the oldest In the country is moss-cev-
cred tombstone containing the following IN
seriItion:
'sHere lies ye body OF Mrs. Elizabeth, wife
OF MIR. Adam Eve, who died July 18th, l735,
in 20 18th year of her age Boston jour
nal
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DEpARrgp.--A Calaboose boarder who
(ad been working out bis board on the street,
the foot OF Main, yesterday siezed the OPP.
|ortunity TO jump into skif and depart
Town the river.
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p. p. FOSTER
NO 20 MAIN STREET.
+ b In receipt of
l. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Of new and nice styles Almost everything in the
rnvDNY rnnNGS

Tine can L found in the stock.
The goods " re bought late, and at heavy dis
coant fro earlier prices.
All are ifyitea to an examination Of the stock
Aprsd
HOOP AhIKTN.
FISHE chea otst in town. All the best makes
i Thomps 's"Double Tram Douglas i sher-
wood'a "Belie of the SOUTH skelton \ Cheese
mAn's sCbampon belle. 8A
III Spring skirt at 81 90, worth "a 90.
20 as :. 1 TO, 90 80.
30 zoo, SOC.
The Matinee skirt--that has given general sat-
isfaction--at III 20; former price ~ 80.
r.. ID. EUHTER,
Apaa ND 40 MAIN-sT.
GIoths HkstmereA and vesttnEs.
IsESILEMES are invited TO examine the stock
~ for something new, nice and gqnteel.
Il. ID, FOSTER,
Apo-d No. 10 Main-st.
yuUslN MAuDk AND k0aAMpAD; ny the
~ author of "Tempest and Sums hAne,'f iust re-
ceved by OGDEN, BIO w AELL u CO,
my I'D 800 AMIM ox Main.st-
DATEhT 5LATES--warrantsd not to break
L for sale by OGDEN, Bk0WNELL co.
myll ges@ M saN fas t4 Main ST.
Musqustoess muAqnat0esss
t a PREPARE FOR THEM. tag ss
Ls0STER has for az le the beat Nv and 100 inch
i wide MusavETon NEas, and Best Iwisted S-a
Bars, w bite, link and Blue. ts a8E
ial2d AZ 6+F An.
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ET-Douglas has lost his lighting cock
Pryor crows for Breckenridge. Lou. Jour
nal.
He Lost bis spurs before Douglas lost him.
II Chicago Journal.
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rcGeam's Volcanic or slntmerr.
Tho Be st Llument IN the World for MAJ or Beas

ASN.EAg REH3RkAhLE CURE,
rsrforuee " McLesns ya.eaIls Ol Alnirsrs Re~s TO-
Tcvr~ciA
TbomAa -oEd,s b~-krassA ts. sCass lnt
street, ncrsitis rssvA fest
ats sal res 10 tai F~o6 I've
hSfag Akle ~ cts agaks
any waght bis few. and ny suaai stL
olsanie O L.nim~at h4 70 pcrrsetiy
tis pArayss neursgA HI mses spralas ssssn~s
in toe Joints or muscles swensa sore throAa ear ache
frss nats burns scads pssas Ae
y.ela the uass ianasase Of sAs
Cattle IL teisAhls rsssy ieE ehAfss
gsIis scratches cracked hseis taeness, snavin
srtint hsnlx bruises swefinss. wounds t~aa
which
riss aaeadsnt
Every country merchant should obtain supply
OF Nc Lean u Volcanic OH Eminent. ii sells rap
idly because it always cures.
liberal discount will be made TO NJ erc haEts VII,
tuy I d sell again.
rag Far sale by J. RI. MCLEAN, Proprietor
corner II Third and Pine Streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
The allows meiicinefer sale at Wholesale and re
tail by +. II 0'C0NNER, corner ~ Johnson an
Z bird street !; also By y. r VOWEL and A.
WILKINSON. Main street keokuk, Iowa.
Dac. Is. 1859. 1y3lplAwly
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@ legal wag calls bis marriage certi,
fcale writ Of attain'd her.
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES.

nj ayers OF THE GREAT CITIES.
We the undersigned MAYORS, hereby certify
that The Duggists Apot hsca RIGA and Phssicians Of
our several cities have sigeed doeaAsntof -
co, OF Lowell, (AYER's sARsApAKILLA,
PILLS, AauE CURE, and CHERRY PEcr0RAL,l
have been found 10 ha of great excellence
and worthy thc Confidence 81 TIE csnmuDity.
non. JAMES COOK,
Mayor OF Lowell.
n0N. ALBiE BEARD,
Mayor Of Nashua, n. III.
HON. E. w. HARRINGTON
Mayor VI Manchester, NH.
non. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of Concord, n. II.
Hog.AA.H BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sTLsBEE,
Mayor of saiem,. Mass.
HON. II. w. LINCOLN,
gea Mayor Of Boston, Mass.
HON. w. Nj. R0DMAN,
Mayor Of Providence, r. |.
Hoy. AMOS ". PRENTICE, 1914
Mayor Of Norwich, CT.
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
EE# Mayor of New London, CT.
Hoy. CnAs s. D1DrEE,
Mayor of Montreal, g. Z.
HON. D. f. TIEMAN,
Mayer on asew York City.
HON. II. Nj. KINsTREY,
Mayor of Hamilton, G. w.
- hon. ADAM. WILSON,
u u Mayor Of Toronto, G. W..
HON. X. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, O.
HON /. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor OF Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
Mayor of Bowmanville, g. w.
HoS. JAS w. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR..
Mayor Of Hallowcll, Me.
HON. JAS. Is. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. b.
nov. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. J. C. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor OF Fall River, Mass.
non. w. II. CRASST0N,
Mayor of Newport, r. |.
LION. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor Of Galena, LII.
HON. JOHN anpuDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THos. CRUTCHFiELD,
/ Mayor OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
| HON. r.. D. BAuaH,
MnyoF vi MctnpHass 4ehus
| HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
! HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor of Racine, Wis.
! HON. A. FARR,
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
Il
I HON. JOHN @. HAINFss
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
/ HON. A. j. NoBLR, a.
Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.
non. W HoLTBAD,
4 Mayor OF Columbus, Ga.
4 HON. TIIos. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
NON. WI. LEIGHTON,
ExMayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assures
Certify that the RESIDENT Druggists have ASSURE
Csrsify that the resident Druggists have assure
4 them.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARsAPAHILLA
AYERS SARsAPAKILLA
Is an excellent remedy. end worthy the con6denc
4 of the community.
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KeoRuk Drug Store.
Ftfth-xtfeet. bet. Main a HI on n N
KE0KLK, IOWA

A LA a e assortmentuf Drug
IL Chemicals, INSTRUMENTS an,
fancy articles just received NJ
h above establishment com
prising all the new Chcmics
Preparations, 1'iiden'r Fluid Tx
tracts, lrusses, Abdominal Sup
Tteis, Pesssf.cs 10, utunis u
lil kinds. stethescopss, Cath.
sers, Spormstofrb@a kings, ~ /
some splendid cases Of Chr
iere's superior instruments.
Ihcse articles having httu sc
erteti with special reference I
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....... -..-- 81. 50 = .-...- y.
-
~ TT M~r.EArc,E
-. .sA~ -. =. -
tUkNIkk = DLUUD fUklFIkk.
rae xsyeMsAss K dY IN the w ora
AND rms aosr
DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL
gvER TAKEN
@Mxgt -us. s -.
~ 1900, surc.na a1l
gro1sssa W Us a sstiiis -
- heSet hTs 1Weaaa RkHA
Ewse1S 49, asot ,,,s,t - 81 AflEA
LIN ~ sarsApATfiia, wild gAer- ~ ~ A
EEII W ry nass ana tnnasaga WF
rRTN tioa Ths entire active tr%Ry
E&F rsHsaia rsi assese os
k&M each insraaisnt 4 aasr~
~ nsrs,s@s,.sA ssa,s,tr,sr MaAM
N rrsoaslsK aassiusssn.M W
~H hisAtlaf spisies saa shs
kh1tE s-.sc..ns. - 49,
sah eAssA System, srs f~Ar~ -
akA taf shs ncs, ssass 2 tA q
= sss s.s .,r ssvana .
ntlOFc taxing. Alter Iakllg, 4
McLsan,s ssrenGfh emin9 Guratnt
Win eneetuAliy cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis,
JAaEiice Chronic Or Nervous Debility, diseases III
the Kidneys and all diseases arising from dlsor-
dercd stomach or liver dyspepsia, heartburn in
warn piles aridaty Or sicknessof tksstsmach, fnll.
ess IF htond ~ che head duh pain orswim ming in
the head alpitation Of heart. Mallness or weight
In the stomach sour eruotationA. choaking or suf.
locating feeling when lying down, dryness yell
lowness Ut the skin and eyes, night sweals, inward
fever main In the small of the back chest or side
sudden Pushes OF heat depression of spirits fright
su dreams fangaor, despoadcncy or auy Rervons
disease, sores botches the skin and lever and
sEue TOR ehilis and fevers} a#eaes IA
OVER A million OF BOTTLES
have been sold during the last six months, and In
instance has it failed to give entire
Who, then, will suffer FROM weakness or dtttiity,
hen MeLean's streng thening Cordial will cure
thems Nolangfsage can convey an idea Of the Inn
mediate and almost miraculous change produj iby
taking this cordiaiin the diseased aeblitated end
shattered nervous system, whether broken down By
sseess, weak by mature, or impaired by siekn ssst
tie tq iaxed and unstrung organization lis restored
~ its pristine health andv igor.
stg MAkRIED PERSONS,
others conscious Of inability from whatevrresuee
villa I'D Aeleans Slrengt ming Cordi al al her-
ouah regenerator of the systenn, and all vile may
haFa injured themselves by improper ndulrenecs,
win hnd In this Cordial certain and speeny EN-.
TO THE LADfES.
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LOST.
On Friday last, near Zwart's lime kilns, black
barge shawl. 1he finder will be literally reward
Cd on leaving ths same At this Office.
july l6 DIT
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AYERS sAKsAFARILI.A,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofuls or Kings Evil,
4 For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Ernptions and Pimples,
: For Blotches, Btains and Boils,
FOR 81. Anthony = Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
For letter, or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring-W Worm,
For Cancer and Cancer Sores,
( For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, md Humors,
For Female Diseases,
For Suppression and Irregularity,
9 For Syphilis or Veneral Disease,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases Of the Heart.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
AYERS PILLS, and
AYERS AGUE CURE
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER & co.
L0wELT, MASS,
And Sold by all Druggists everywhere
BARTLETT, KAYE J. CO., skeokuk, Iowa.
II. III. CAY. bar Iington. lows.
RIcHAIlDS0k, MkJ4LLER AGO., St. Louls.pA
| June2dAw6m-insdItw
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Auction Sales.

sTY@8 a N4AkAVAh SGAHN6e $50
IN e.. HUMPHREY. Auction and Com-
H.. miaston Merchant, No., s Hsass HAsSs.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, THURSDAY
aud Saturday MORNINGS also every evening" bar
nitare salss eyery Saturday morning.
GN~ Particular attention gwen 10 skles ir the
desAHys n 60. @a3g $3.50 gn ntaIz1f
JUST received large consignment VI Table Cut
u larry. which will BIO sold very low. ~ @s
amy1s ~ ID, n. HUMPHREY. Il
a VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
n fer sale, CIR will be exchanged tor Farm
Apply 10 an6ss ID. ". HUMPHREY.
imy2od @
lust received a eonsignnent Vt me PoSFet
u Kniyeg direct from manufacturers, which vii
be cold at nrsyste safe 30 Per cent less than rsas
PRICES. Tapi6dl u r. HUMPHREY At.
NAYS been appoints I'd solo gent for Abe ssa III
Frsnk's Che mtasl Writing Fluid, which Tor
commercial and school purposes Is highly Ie,oms
mendsd-cqaal 10 The bast u the market.
ap26d ID. IT, HUMPHREY
A LARGE invoices of summer Goats just opened.
n which will be sold sc large discount from
cost. Also, lot Of Summer shawls.
Apri 26, God g@ ID Y. HUMPHREY.
-.
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PORT OF KEOKUk.

UF
/ Arrivals, JGly IL.
A Louisiana from st. Louis.
Key City g {"
Canada a ST. Paul.
Clara Hine Montrose.
Esgls from Warsaw.
River falling with S5s inches water on the Rap
ids.
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PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Sept II.
The Secretary Of the Treasury opened the
bids for the construction and use by the Gov
ernment Of Telegraph Line to the Pacific
The proposals Of Hiram Sibley, representing
the Western Union Telegraph Line, was in
accordance with the minimum sum in the act
Of Congress, viz: $4,000 paE snnum, and
three dollars for single dispatch Of ten
words, with the usual propOrtiOnate deduc-
ton upon dispatches Of greater length.
Theodore Adams, Of Harrisburg Penn,
bids $4,000 per annum for ten years Or
vile Clarke, Of Sandy Hill, n. 7 and P. H.
Harmon, Of Detroit $4,000 for ten years.
B. F. Ficklen, Of st. Joseph, makes three bids
in the FIRST S85, 900 for ten years, second,
$4,000 and to transmit GOvernmentdispatch-
es at s., go for the first 10 words with the usual
reductiOn on those Of greater length, and
the third $4,000 accompanied with prOpO-
sition TO run a Pony Express after the first
FIVE hundred miles Of the line is finished, at
the usual telegraph rates, until the line is
completed. For this, however, the act makes
no provision.
There were present at the opening Of the
bids Messrs. Sibley, Fieklen, J. S Graden aud
A. ". Bee. The last named is connected with
the PlRcerTille and st. Joseph lines The
Secretary Of the Treasury will probably make
his decision the last Of this week.
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Last Nights Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASH.


NEW YORK, Sept II,
( The City ofWashington arrived this aher-
noon. News mainly anticipated. ..---...
Accounts from the French hRrvests are
more satisfactory. The wheat is all safely
housed in the Southern departments, and Il
was hoped that all in the Northern depart
ments might be saved.
The harvest in Poland was total failure
Count Persigny, in opening the general
Council OF the Department Of The Loire made
an important speech in favor Of the policy Of
the Emperor. He justified the annexation Of
Savoy and Nice, and repudiated the idea that
the policy Of France was aggressive or at ell
threatening to England or the Rhine frontier
Of Prussia, and confidently predicted an era
Of peace and prosperity for Europe.
The Papal Government had sent reinforce
ments to the garrison at Beneyinto but they
we're driven out Of the town and forced to re-
turn.
Agitation is increasing in Hungary Gener-
al Benedict had resigned the GovernOrship
LATEST VIA QUEENsToWN, S0th.-Letters
from Odessa speak Of tbe excellent condition
Of the new wheat.
Cholera had broken out at Lataga; 600
we're attacked, and so had died.
Napoleon had resolved to create two new
regiments Of Zouaves.
Il was stated that the French Admiral
Attaplass, was ordered to observe the strict
est neutrality, and TO do nothing to interfere
with the defense of Naples against an attack
James Farrell was murdered last night in
40th street, by John Fitzpatrick.
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NEW YORK MARKET--sRPT. II.

FLOUR-Market opened dull and heavy and
closed with decline Of 59lPc with fair business do
ing for export and home CO assumption.
sales were lGO00 bbls-C.t S5,7Gd5sO for superfine
state S6,OdG, 10 for extT state: 81 stlrer-
hne westeTni S6,OOyG6,3i for common to medium ex-
Irs Ssefstsrn SS,iSg 30 for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN PiOUIE-Marlet rules quiet with
moderate oelf nd. sales 800 bbls, at S5l595S3
Tor superhieS '6,l5G7,5O for common to ehoice eN-
RYE II OUR Steady, with small sales at $50
4,ig log GOV mon 70 choice superfne. .r5E. -. D..
C0SN mEAL-in moderate request ana ~itn-
out nlsJ erial change.
!. MP.ISKY-M0re active. Sales Of s5e bbls at
WHEAT AT-AIarket opened quiet and closed heavy
~; ld2c lower, with moderate business dong ior
export and home milling. Sales OF lSO0J bushels o.
Chicago spring at 81 llq63l,; 5lO0 white hy.at SIX
@l7O 500 bus. inferior and soft white Ohio and In
diana at 3D0I40; 3g 600 winter red western AT no
@l,8g; 1880 Milwankee club at SIG " y ~ ~
unsound winter red western at 81 $40 ljJ; 900
prime red state at s. l4O white Michigan a 81 $50
l,6ls 5000 bus good No Chicago spring at SIN;
RYE-Scarce and firm, with sales OF 10 bushels
BARLEY-Searoe and tendency upwards, with
sales or 100 bush common state at 72(9Sgc
CORN-Heavy and fully lc lower. Sales arc 2j,uQJ
bush at 6s for mixed western 70 Tor western yell
low; n for southern yellow.
OATS-Market Dull at 4ox94so for western and
FORE STEADY with a fair demand, Sales Of l025
bbls $50 for mess; Sl92o for old mess; SIS
9 for thin messi $3.50 for western prime NESS GU
BEEF-steady with fair demand sales Of $50
bbls ct S4,O0G4,25 for country primei SaeJg eJg ' ~
or country mess; S7(lO for repacked NESS StiS9l2
u MESS BEEF-DuIl and nominal. -- ---
BFEF ri AlIS-Dull and nominal.
CUT hIEATS-Dull. at &c for shoulders lO's@
lie for hams.
IARD-Msrket quiet and STEADY, Sales of 90
BUTTRR-Fifm with good demand, at I2lkaI7
for Ohio; I562lc for state. s.
CHEESE-steady at s5a@llc- ....
. .
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WASHINGTON TTEms,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Official advices freR New Mexico, dated
August 9Th, state that eight companies of the
9th Regiment Of IRfsRtry have been ordered
to BosT Spring, to commence the construction
Of Fort. Fsuntleroy. Other portions Of the
Regiments from Utah are being distributed
throughout that Territory, in accordance with
previous orders. Two companies are 10 be
stationed in the vicinity Of Arizona.
II vas yesterday stated that the. expenses
Of the Japanese Embassy in the United
States, according to accounts rendered at the
State Department, we're cdly half the amount
appropr.sted BY Congress; but since, it has
been ascertained that the War and Navy De-
partments have claims for presents, including
Implements Of war, and personal expenses
from Japan to this country, which viii prOba-
bly, absorb nearly theremainderof the $4,000.
appropriated.
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mUsKINGum vALLEY FA1R.

fr- ZANEsYILLr, o., Sept. IL.
The Muskingum Valley Fair, which com.
menoes on the 18th, promises to be grand
affair. Quite a number Of celebrated horses
have already been entered 70 contest for the
premium for fastest trotting among which
are Ike Cooke, Of Chicago, Billy Lewis, of
Cincinnati, Bonnie Scotland, of Lancaster,
Invineible, Of Belmont County, and three or
four celebrated Philadelphia horses. The en-
tire stock, machinery, Sc, are very large A
special track has been laid into the Fair
Grounds by the c. W. & zRR
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LATER FROM THE WRECK OF THE
LADY ELGINs

"" II" II DHIOa0UI DVFl 10.
Mrs. Jane Cook, Miss Elizabeth Cook, Fon-
dulac; Franklin Hopkins, son Of Deputy U.
S. Marshal Burnes, Milwaukee, are among
the lost. r.r..
Thomas Kennedy, reported lost is saved.
All accounts represent the City Of Milwau-
kee shrouded in mourning. Business seems
suspended. Republican demonstrations post
poned. Gordon S. Hubbard, owner of Lady
Elgin, has libelled the schooner Augusts for
$40 600; vessel taken in charge by the U. s.
Marshal. This win bring out full investi-
CATION Of affairs The body Of Herbert In
graham, member Of British Parliament, has
been taken charge Of By friends. Up TO this
morning tWenty-seven bodies have sbeen dis
covered.
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POLITICAL.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Sept. II.
The straight Douglas Electoral Ticket is
announced. 1t includes twelve of the names
of the Reading Ticket, including Mr.. Vaux,
at large. The following are the changes at
large; ;-Jno. Cessna instead of Mr.. Klein !;
District Electors, JnO. Alexander, Frederick
StOerer Godfrey Metzger Edward VAST
man, Jas. Dowdell, Isaiah James, George D.
Stitzell, Jno. Black, George Gross, VIM. L.
DewRrt, VIM. R. Gorgas, Francis Sacre, John
COlohon and James S. Leonard f 'as .
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LATER FROM NvALKER.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
Il is believed the report by the OsoeOla as
to Walkers force being reduced to 25 men is
incorrect. He was at Lemas on the 26th with
75 men, well provided for
Capt. Salmon, of the British Man Of War
Icana, has declare his intention to take Wal
ker if possible.
1t is believed that Walker would march to
Nicaragua. A vessel with provisions, cloth
ing, &C., was expected to reach the mainland
soon. A party Of ffty are preparing tOleave
here to join Walker. -.. t.--.. B..
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COMMERCTAL---
CLEVELAND MARKET-sFPT. II.

FLOUR-No sales reported. Prizes firm at quota
tons.
WHEAT-Market active Sales are 3 $50 bus
red afoat and one track at ,I4R; 1900 bus
do from store at Sl,l5 go do. do same 1900 bus
free on board at same; ? cars on track at same;
cars white track at ST. 20; $50 do aoat at 81 2O;
and 1900 bus, do. track Sl,2I Receipts are 25
325 bushels.
CORN-Sale one car at 5Oc.
OATS-Firm at 25c
HIGHWINES-Sale Of 90 bbls. at 22c.r 81 ...s.
BUTTER-sale. Of 1900 lbs. common Central at
lOc. p D.. N a
REEG-Steadv at sc ..f.
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Transportation.
LAKE aGYIGKTI0E OFEa 10 DUNKIHE

Notice to shippers. 'I1fHoIii
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wATNE ELECTION.

PORTLAED, Sept. 10, II P. NJ.
One hundred and sixteen towns give Wash
burne, Rep, 83, ,4s6; Smart, Dem, 24,s4I ;
Barnes, Union, 4,O42.
Last year, Morrill,, Rep, 2s,572; Smart
Dem, 20,Il9; Republican majority now s,642;
last year, G, ,45Si Republican nett gain 2,1S9-
Probably all six Republican candidates for
Congress are elected. ssH ..s
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NHERIFF AND MASTER CONE

- MISSIONER'S SALE--Pursuant to the COM
mand ofan order of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the suit Of
John q, Wagner, plaintiff against James Connolly
ct. al, defendants, TO directed, shall offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the City Of Cleveland in said county, the 18th
day of September, 1860 at ? o'clOck p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit;
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the COnnecti
cut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which
is also in the county Of CuyahOga and is known by
beingpart OF city lot numb I5l) one hundred and
ffty Ons and j. bounaed as follows: beginning at a
point the sOuthery line OF Bolivar street nifty feet
westerly of the easterly line Of said lot number Q5l
one hundred and ftyone; thence westerly along the
southery line of Bolivar street forty nine and
halt tset 4g6 teet thence sOutherly at right angles
With BoliYr street (59i hundred and eighty feet
70 an alley thence eastsrly parallel with Bolivar
street l4g5b) torty.nine and One-haf fe6t' thence
nOrthery one hundred ami eighty (la0) feet TO the
place Of beginning. Appraised at S2lOO.
I'd 5.l-H d. .'-..... .r-.- d. L. WIGHTMAN,
aug27:902 ..... Sheriff and Master OOnl r..
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~ N9'-I Nept' II.
HersehsI Y. johnson arrived here this even
ing BE speaks with Mr.. Douglas at the
Jones Wood barbecue tomorrow.
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TIE PRINCE.

TORONTO, Sept. II.
Notwithstanding the rain, very large
crowd have assembled 70 honor the Prince
The Roysl party visited the University Park,
where the corner stone for the Queens statue
was laid also the Botenical Gardens, where
The Prince planted maple tree. -
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COmPLETEn.

- OMAHA CITY, n T., Sept. 10.
The telegraph line to this point is compile
ted, and the Office was opened yesterday. We
November Ist.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie and Ceye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOH, with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaYenna, &C.
At BraceYille with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
land, howell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By p. +.
W. 4 q. Il. X. to Pittsburgh. ..I
OHAS. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland. Feb 1850.
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Annexed is an alphabetical list of articles which,
II damaged, may be restored I o their original
strength and usefulness by
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THOMAS J. MCGARRY

BarPersonal attention given to all kinds of re-
pairing and general jObbing, Shafting, &c, &c.
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