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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

FEUER-I ERSICHERUNG.
@tritdNtrina sce Il SclHf Hri Noicr, ct bier in eaisprcrS ,,,
srjhb: wITe. ntEmt 3u et Dtalsntn Ytrirgc.s:n Orr pntrr,~,S
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tniat5rn r1mltb StitnrruaA awf 23rbngiu:tr. SirreS Sotr,.'
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%a~ ?eEltncn, mrhHt ~ acasn pn gSc.lut c?n icu,T wv.
NGfra neaCn, merctr mpbltbun, 81 btW unIcrci bnsr,5 ,,T,n w..
Ged. Gts 6lUpnfRt-Gr .,uMcat tsen,rr j,iYrsmt, ~" ~.
Srnir1ne" eIrn'tt ~ II 4tilae,letta Hp 43 e muir, G ~
'F 4ttn Sits { He vtiT'At r6N Garil:I rerittbtn $500 100
IN NINnich( ecrItct IT'D ec ,Yrcisofrn an y . lttry,s IA,
AertN HnttreNIb Stm S't"na' &c, unr nrbcu & : Gahr
Va S;eehe, %t'N"rlnn9r fr gStiFc INC Y sru Yrra
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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3O0e Hfr. SamtrrGtr ;3ptlidtu,
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ben st hun, ssc0r IL lsnf Statdufr ma&ta, hide sRaarn ;usyl
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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St' uHisTisttrets trlaub! fb IL nm 6rCuuhtr ruc esm de'amm.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
Geibdfts=2tusciaem.
OCEAN HOUSE.

OCEAN HOUSE,
Edt Der 5is6- II. 9curtfrass. pprtsmputs ga
DeS rt1,rkt gubliEan piIb auf eidss srr;as psrib,tt
81 3. uSits. Srcsti,tsr,
sis 'sst, Ss.5 81. Rd!its sn sssis weIeen nit aeDsepinn,n
Tn4Oss, lOosOs. 5OoOo, 10000. 2suoo. ? nal aooOS' ? mal
Isaee, ] NAL 1909. , rial 10000, NAL 5000. . mai 5000.
md 5000, 4 NAL scOo. ls nal 1000. II6 mal 1000 GuIpen u.
n. q. 7. y. stirstr, une Die III Ger geeteu 8Isit uutt nit GBcS'
S9tptnnia ssjSsss rsr'tn, rrbairn " rcI unt~ NI6t rr frIs,u-
ban ssrsrls Gu G5ti!ses. pOsuIs etm 9rHabn esnnoa Gin st-
rnu Die ~ 1890 @ptscn ;ualen fam.
ak '' IN. sssaas fnsa i'm sanusr fat, mcsu
sn saIs:s ssss 80 s~ortofst isRst,
xs. ass p.,.f, fur as t q; g u as1,t,r.r an an ia a~''"'f'''
Z. &tiItr, 81 Chatham Ctr. R,9 grt.
Sstnt esS Sitm. Snattcrs.
" esls: Srfsss. S'@S"ss. eraH@Ia"s, er0""'. .aR' ps'
ssIs. s staop u urb . Rare. sude..
81 bile. srix: utw eur Sep SrltaRs 5ustr.,'
90 bseS. mcpuEm 10 prlny
see bis, PRINT asp ssp Ksp Grlsans soIsGw.
sso isis. oals,H unIs elad epru,." "
sSs bseS. RRssVpapp 9RpIahts.
400 tbIs. anh tierrS Bacon pans.
500 sbhs. @assn eirts uHs Sb0uIstrs.
7Se stls. uns titrets taro (pr,as lsaD.
$50 tmsNechtrp Ys0f Gare.
go bile. Gut ans 9ros Servings.
200 torts @eauiantint pne 3aupm QaRsIts-
400 bprss Slad. Srppp uap S.4ts 5ras>.
Sc tbs. Cream ale.
Soc SHE. purs GiftE S5inssa.
81 Issls. Gintinnatt nnp Neertss gsSi&f,,, RaH. eiu, srssfs
Gpreiai, Ssri> pns Raestra Stein.
1e Skis. purs Btrsinis Mountain NsiStsp.
Ice utrets 9enepH Porter
5se hastetS &ba.upaantr.
%IS bass fasuira, @ada, Rareesiss, Sr uah Seya GpFts
REQ, 900 Srtneips, $ssaRa unt aRctrt Sisarrtu.
rs bills. 9ibtr.
IS tbIe. gitleS.
use tblt. 5amilp, Grtra, SurrFnt. Sine n. E ~sRibtIirps SIrrr.
YtsHse Sints. Sto Gpret. gDrappins 3miac.
@rdpptns Sspsr, Getttr une 5crlieap 9aser, Fan 9ins,r, s-
RasleHsn NIB Strain Qtprer. pimtup SreGo unb s9aibirs SsSe,
Mad, srsta nph yunpSncsr fbss. Startc. @arhte suu Sarttn,
TxpsEe, Sutttts, GtutttS' pine. 9feifrn. 9fcifenfcpfc, SauG'
Sns RaKiabaf. sis Slue, RutRcss, Wanarsnt, S,crnioeni, She
Slsd,ns, Srplbes, Sean @pmetrs. ure a1r ipnifistn aritcI. BIZ
.taer Utptrr us GnTnifAns 9tatIiitmtai schalttn ptretn.
saza Sertsuf dussra biuis stecn Boar bet
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
Snc. =. Weltcu,
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Sraneits, gSluc. Gins, JtunS une 8bsEtis,
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tal8tns' Arittl. he In nlenrn eeHthrtn ItunrtH btlltnS cx,pitp.
lr taGu: G.snae. &Ob nc un0 Satrot 0runbttt, bsEane,
lStn Stu. 9anatea Aum. Strtib une 3rlb SRbiefts,
%r.t-, Secno-, 9Rdocira- uno MalGla 93ttu. -
4oC Ys!S. 9tuni. une Gbe 29bsfts,
Sl be Srdrer, Ep uue Swccl SSir,
20 DO SIo 4rrlc Nranrp
l2j 10 aifcsttrIcn 9tsc Nbistty trrn IL Iotrt an.
100 60 GrteIrNr N9e &SsiSttp iar wttcn I@ ancints,l
Nlrnt NM,
so Sore QtenYalu 7, rrr;IeIitc Scricn.
elaTtt. SaurTDC unc ! rIIrS!ClMCr IGrinc, Guracap Ru,rrrr
HtrlrTdhrr uo Gs}sntb; ypurcn uNr Duellr a,crter. : ep,r
ac; G6ic IRrlna Si.drrru.
Gentrne fur eao mir lti!rtr lcitcnttr 3utrducr. BON, in eurd,
runttltne S~ueiabrune altr &ufn~5r pantItr aIdb t,rnrrtia MI
" 'rea!!tn. Irbn J. MELLON.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
&. H. GRAVES
BUuft uno Sisn painttr ant 8

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hSiae -aA s~eismaivpA a~usstfxtrt. lin iaairciet aRirast tuttt
Y. .. GNrtpce.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
.. 81. Strccfer,

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Appthtter, Druatf, Supporter rcn rtut.
i6en eRtmicalien II. /. IL. Nr. 8 Wtaiu. Str.
scacnuecr ccm alton Wiuftc.
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istcit terctitt, ippic ~Gcmii&e Yr6rarait une Nm. rTtr
NH auFt'ter Yuntlihtctt tciCret. Nanet0uflcutt mcatn cet
Iu0ealtlst Wager ameritduiN6sr. bruiinc NH fran,SIjitsr : Ifc,s
ir'ltcr = Hrircitn. 6ancs@ Nrtfslu. /. 70. in ttitcy NuSwah Idsi
III Sustnl|t'n ntbnen. lrtlbc NrtiftI ;um 3til icsif Ill nicsrtss,
rem. dS etn r%rrcitCtcn Nrcutn G5act0Icu pcrNtn. Wtci;iufa.
! IN werccH ~ cn biuistsn Sepinsunsrn wicscust mil u,usm
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19

CteaR 9adet> uno Sele SeFproermn9s~ Z en,:rilIcr
@StnttH:
q. Sdsmiet u. 60.
SReeff1>, Com miffipnS>, Sptbtttpr6- urs
gDehftl- Dcihaft.
Srieft anh $d6ttt, leeirrt bic ~ 80 p~funb8,pitt, prrH,r
nit itetut ron bier %atetbenhtr ppitoampftr na:b ir1cnc einss,OGn
Der g9tlt t~perilslib 6eutiblanp unh Die ShneiU franfirt sic
CUR E.fiHmuns oher tbtihpeic, prnnpE Inb mil Der arcsten Siher.
brit tTpteirt, ateeR 9arantt une Stein.
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GsuIltldne iablbar, fne ju ben nicori3lten9 eUrisn in BEN eeia.r
SuItau III b.btn.
tleauSjabIunstn an irseno time anrtTc in Deutf5.
lamb. fri tns bauS stItefrrt. Stssn Quittuns.- YaNaats 9iustl
sab Sshtpdht.
eS- 5ar sidbmOns ano lmssstne bastn mir 6ru. g. 6affe
SATIRE MStntur ubertrassn. ". 56mibt u. 60
Rio auf Ssises %Oeiitbenb, tittet UNI bic ssnsisttnNuftrlse mti
6r Trtunet uno QanpSltute y. pa lei
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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zoo Scrts 0aneGte, 3anrrc. Srcrin uni @tsmon,irt
i9o Wpres Gear, @lad. Hrrrea une Nclsp.
30 SrrrS Rem gSrt 8pften 9btclc.
5 SCircs Yi0.
400 g5rpprS uue @udstts,
2Uo Grrf Snprtce 9ipes,
200 GyrF WoiGee
SCrt0uf lei grn = ~ '".HF X SnU
20 Barrels eaItimUrt gidltt, frttcn ertaItcn srs ~ SosSr 81,
Gm. NalIace u. Srbu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-19
Cemtfcbe Iriicbte!

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SGcob 81 nnpcrsbcimt
JRs. 4 WainRrase, nabe am alten Niartt,
tiAHN f6 Str beutben 9uttituEH. namtntIth 6auSfrauer, bt
4aiti6c Ia raSsn, rag tr Elm GNaer dIsr etutNbtn 6rudtt tdI.,
as: SrtI6en, stStrrtt Strlhsn, Grbitn, Etnicn, ale Ntttn Sur
~1fnfTnrtt, heldneilht perirst, Sppeiitr> ure NtmbIrScr Aaic,
SarbtBeY. SasSins, eeutidr yebfutcn. esUtibc 20ctnc, etwScmatte
ETa&ie, aue Arttn ganttes, Gisarren &c. l., wtL5t NritcI prltIst
btnishcm $r,iit sutauft.
NaltISF sIsi&fals ~ isher 3et i'll BADEN. uD label III atigssa
SsiuGe heurhliGf tn Sapsb SuRe rebtimcr.
Herl&iebsus Daara trbieIs fsebsn per IampfiHif
Rns gadrtbrut " nj. y. 3sItr. ais:
esS abte. 2lp gtYe une 6ommsH sSbisttp.
sOe Sreuh 8ranrp, Gin unp 8hm.
100 Ntalasa unp Ycrtpsiu.
ESQ Berss Sunh unp Carer 9~taiiiuS.
100 Sa Carbonate Spoa.
E0 % Cables 9unpopper Ied.
so Babe Brr,s Slad lea.
leo 9ros Telegraph @cunp Wppb uno GtanaIa
Mattes.
900 Ssrrs paper unp Gelsatss Star6.
Sstatoce, Onions, GOsfib, 6iib, Salt, Sh. e, BUT
tar, Gbeeie, 9arb, Bacon, Spiees, paper. lutS,
Weatirs, Cigars, Gcrcase. 8Iadius: Slprr &c. &c.
A1c bisic sBaaren fnp frilh unp pom trnfr qua.
Itkt rnH psrfauft ~rislclbcn Su Rem ~biat9isH prtiisn
N m. y. 2plcr,
WbeIelale Grocer, prcpilicI unb
Qiqurr Dealer.
1s. Strnbe, swiiten Gary nn Tain.
Millinery! Millinery!
Narame Son
shalt mis- isesm Steamer pom 9lrm 2crf ii. ncun.r
ia pae = ueseiadft einibIaacnrs arrfel, ais Rrrncte.
RrYfpuse &C., Die lie inn BrrBsn unp Rlcinsn biQrai
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SIS TainifraBe, Dem Ct. Charles 6ptrl
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
- II jSYrmr~ -. !

Especial dispatch to- r. Tribune, 10 p. M, Ian ]
The confession increases To- night. The
sonfdenos BIZ Me Seward party II 6saef thnn
ever. His friends claim Is ELECTORAL votes
on the FIRST ballot, End his snomination on the
Alb, BY the aid Of Ohio and pArta OF Penn,
N. j. and Id. On the ether hand New Eng
land 10 dislodgipg from Seward. He 10 nos
likely TO hold half her votes, perhaps not a
third. Minnesota and California threaten
an early desertion, and the leaders OF
che four doubtful States say they will
stand firm and united sgsinst him. The fact
that they show no signs OF uniting on q COM
m on candidate, however, 10 against them.--
Gev. Dennison OF O., 10 here, and II ID said
that he and MIR. Chase are In a scheme to
transfer the Ohio vote TO Seward. Dudley
Field OF N. r., and his friends have joined
the party OF Bates, and efforts are making TO
concentrate the opposition to Seward upon
him. Mr.. Lincoln, however, seems to DO
gaining ground, Is his Illinois friends ara
greatly ancouraged 10. night 81 she prospect
Of bis uniting the doubtful States and the
Northwest. There 10 not much talk OF Judge
Mclean, and IN old letter Of bic recommend
ing temporising policy towards the South
Carolina Notification, 10 doing him damage.
There 10 less talk Of MIR. Wade than before.
Mr.. Stewards nomination IL possible, but not
probable, but his friends can have the chief
voice 10 naming who shall be taken il be fails.
There begins to be some talk Of Fremont,
Notwithstanding his letter. Dir. Stewards
friends say he 10 the only man who can beat
him. The proclivities of the Virginia dele
CATION are matter OF some dispute; they
ara claimed by both Seward and Bates, bat
will probably be divided. The rest OF the
Slave States are for Bates. Kansas will be
admitted and will vote solid for Seward
The German Convention to day did nothing;
only eight delegates were present. They
could not even pass resolution demanding
that the National Convention should de-
nounce the famous two years amendment of
assachusetts. The German friends Of Judge
Bates are increasing.
Mtdaight.--Two or three thousand peo-
pie poured into tho CITY to- night, and the no.
tells are crowded 10 overlooking. The prob
ability Of Mr.. Sewerd's nomination increas-
-. His friends say it 10 all fixed, but the
opposition Ia very strong, and the experiment.
10 so dangerous q one that il will hardly be
perfected ev en- IL ths power continues, with
out further reflection and consultation. Men
from New England, who came here earnest
for Seward, and some of them instr noted
| have satisfied themselves that the nomina.
ton ought not to be made. Much nov depend.
on the course of New England. III they ae,
together, and against Mr.. Seward, be canno
be nominated. But at present they are di-
vided. The wigwam IL in oper stion to-pigh
with speeches from distinguished delegates
| Mr. Bates is growing AZ the alternate to MIR
| Seward, and SCENE TO afford the best prom
ise OF success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Apyics.--As the hot season Ia approaching every
psFsn should prepare their systen Tor The change,
and there IL no remedy 30 applicable As McLsan's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood puriher. twin
purify the bleed thoroughlys and Mt the same time
strengthens ana invigcrstes the whole orgsni xa-
ton. The immense quantity Of it that ia sold
daily ia proof enough az it's great virtues 10
thoroug hiyrsmaving All iapsre matter from shs
blood. We ray TO all Try " 1T is delicious to take
Sec advertisement, In another column. m
nv f4okw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17


$50 Atsl> h kII A..
DAiLs CARR CRY ovvrrH,
ksokuk, May f4th.
FLoUR-superfns. 81 IS; spapg wheat, ex-
ira, 50 90, Fall wheat, extra. IS 10 to&376.
BRAN AND SHORTS. 1870 50 per &c.
c0RN-sSso 3s--good demand.
BARLEY-spring, A5AoS. Fall, 7sasoc.
wHEAT.- La geod demand. Falisi soai IS;
Spring ssa1o o..
OATS--4e to &t.
RYE-soa7co, in good demand.
PoTAT0Es--4e to 30 by the load retail 80.
aROCERIES--New Orleans Sugar, fair TaasA.
prime sasi, clarified ioaios, crushed and ioafils
to ia. Plantatiea as to Soc, 8. II 80
to s., Golden syrsn 50 to ssc. Ccfss--Rio isi
10 I4A. Java is to lsc. LAgayra, 70 l5i. Rice, SIG
8. fTI&a
soAP--Palm Sac, + andy SIC.
cANDLEs-stsr fste -, Rtsarine IS. Mould
ia, summer presssd.ls
LARD--l0 to lot retail l7ic. Al sts
BUTTER--Choice Ii to l3 retail Is4.
HIDES Dry n 70 iA4; green, 81 to 81 green
sheep pail 40 to75oi green hog skiH 2s-a 8o
HAY-Prairie ssh to t5S; Timothy and HungA-
rian. $7as7i Baled a.. ssA to $40; Retail, $l2
sEEDS.-nungasian0 Grass, 2sa3oi Timothy, 81
50 70 L 90; Flax Seed, soas0.
| sUNDRrEs-Onions, 4oto 50; Eggs,7A.
athers, soc TO 35c; White Beans, zoo to 90. \
+ FRUIT--Drlsd apples, SO to l75 per bush
Dried peaches, 50 80 to 400; Raisins. So 10 &
3 40. - B
CHEESE--W. R. n TO III Denmark to 10
nv PROVISIONS Hams 81 10 10; Shoulders u to
cleaf aide. to ~. SIS ' - 60.
/ BEEF-aaa3c grosSi So 70 o. per quarter.
-EHEEP--Ss % to 81 ~ y hssd.a ,ssessss
HO46--- Dressed. - ~ te46oo. - ia v
SALTS. Al, 81 80 70 ~ per sack; Kanaw
IA, ! 1ea1so per Dbl. Liverpool $32b per sack
Lake 81 40 u bhl. 5e4 a,v 4a a
EISK--A ASk srsl, No. ! so 70 93lfN bb!; NJ
1855 to SIT No. &l7toela. White, No. So .
to S. rs ~ half bhl. Cod Fsh 6to 50 n.
ExcsAsaE.-on New York for currency n Pc
cent, for gold Per cents St, Louis per cent.
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LsRoM AND AFTER TUES DAY, MAY, 18th,
and until further notice, two trains will
be run each way, as follows;
FIRST TRAIN
VIII leave Keokuk daily Sundays excepted1 at
1850 clock g. m. ana arrive at Fort Madison
at 300 o.
sE10NDTRAIN
Will leave Reokuk daily mt T:s5 clock y. m.
and arrive at Fit. Madison at D:f5 .. III.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily Sundays exceptedl at
o.45 a. N :, and arrives at Eeokuk at ft:i5.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at fo:f5 p. m, and arr
at heokuk at Mas p. m.
The 7:45 clock p. m train from keok ak connects
with regular Packets fer Burlington and Muscatius
making sure connections ut Burlington with the
morning raj road trains East and West. Atso,
connecting at Musoatine with trains for Iowa City
Washin gtan, Davenport and Rock Island
NA Fare by this route as Low AS TUE LOW
EST and passengers subj ectcd to few chAngcsa s
ny any OF her route. ~
THROUGH TIC kTS over this line can be pro-
eur6n to sliths principal pisc~s Fart, West and
North of j. r. TEN kSBukY, Ticket agent, OPP
psssts the Billings House, Main-st., keoknk.
- B. W. DAVIS, Snp's
NAV Is '6U-dAw
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RTltis curious state OF things when
our latest news from Chicago oomes by way
OF a telegram TO the New York Tribune, sent
back and printed in tho ST. Louis tescs, and
brought here by steamboat. What perfec-
ton Of mail arrangements We may soon
expect to hear from Burlington BY way of
japan and san Francisco
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ELocurIoN.-Mr. w. &. Lyman will give
IN Eocutionary entertainment 10 this city
next Monday night. He ID highly spoken Of
by our exchanges as an Eiocutionist. His
many friends will sec that be has full house.
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RTA magnanimous Republican, 49, s,;s.
says the Democracy ''as last are iorge.s.s
the spoils." No doubt ne y right "Jonn,
4 fear you are forgetting me-" SAD oI'gn'
eyed girl to her lover, Yes, sue ! pave
been Tor getting you these two yeArs.--l Low
journal. s
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In the reign Of George iii. tho entrs
Catholic population Of EnglAnd and SCOT
land was 90, 900 in 1921 il had gone up to
10000; IN l84o to 2,3O0, 900 and in the
next three years nearly = million we're added,
ana nov there are 1000, GOO Catholics in
Great Britain---a number equal to- al Who
4uohs tAs EDglish language but . shsrs tine
:. According to the Catholic Directory,
$50. nov 10 Crest Britain '968 places Of
mere are '.st $50 ten years ago; In tie
worsnIp .saa -. -tsrgy have icreased from
s oos ~ s's oso and ,he -slisiops houses from
81 to 100.
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HONORABLE MENTION. Of the Dem
ocra,ie papers suggess the name of cur
sownsmas, w. w. Belknap, Esq, ~ their
candidate for Attorney General. The aug
gession 10 more honorable than the SEXUAL
candidacy would be profitable with the pres
ent overwhelming RepubliOan majority 10
Iowa.
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HaasY Frs


JKFrEasoH, Cook Co., Ill, Dec. %, 1850.
MIR. W. b. sLoAs i Dear sir--on my way home
from Chicago last winter, was overtaken by one
of the sevsrest sssH staEs ever saw. Night soep
came on, and ~ 10 fsAd and wandered about
the prairie nearly III night When almost
ready to perish, / came TO the house OF friend,
bat II VAS with great difficulty that / got into
the house One hand was badly frozen and my
suferings from it were entirely beyond description
--seveYal pieces of bone coming out Of one finger.
My friends feared nothing short of amputstion
would sAve my life. But your valuable Ointment
Was freely applied, and not only my life, but
also my hand saved
Very Respectfully,
4. BYIaGTos.
See Sloan e advertisement in another column of
this Paper. [mayl4 d6t VII
- 1t Is seldom that No notice any thing in the
medical line, nor would now, unless We could be
convinced that We are not doing duiy ssa Jour
alis !, in recommending to the public DIR. H. Hos
tssterss Celebrated Bitters, for the cure ct that
terrible and most fatal of all diseaa es- Fever and
Agas. From cur own expertenoe with this valua-
Bile specific, safely say, that for diseases Of
the above nature it stands without a rival. Lite
timely assistance has saved many feIow-be ing
from premature grave Every day We hear Of II
eonquxring the WRIST cases Of Fever aad Ague. To
those who In the least afflicted with any of the
complaints arising froua irregulariLy OF the d.
gesiye organs, nothing be more beneficial than
these Eiltsrs. Ne shesrfuAly recommend them te
toe thou anda this State, ho are suffering ths
most intense pain, "a certain cure for their liza
/ Try them, aud be convinced Of their masy excel
/ lent qualities.
| For sale By Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. @
/ Sold BY p. Grssoss, A. ]. TfLKIssox, BAnrLxrr
/ KATE Co., and j. BRApxS.
May a. '6A-d6w
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Rttl---Don9ias DOdG Ing
- Usual.
ICor. N. Y. Herald, May sth.l

Cor. N. \. Herald, May sth.I
Douglas performed some artful lodging
TO .da,' on the Homestead bill Mr.. Grimes
moved 20 admit all male persons over I'll
years OLD to the privileges OF the Law. Mr..
D. uglas, being present, declined 20 vote, al
though bic voice would have carried u. On
the proposition to substitute the House ior
stbe Senate bill, he voted yea, but that
amend msnt was lost BY hve votes. After
~ards, with great ,magnanimity, be volun-
;tsered 70 rostp ons Bic lighas % the floor 70.
morrow till Monday, il order 10 permit the
Homestead bin to be scsed OF. These At
tempts TO be ut the same time both for and
against principles, are somewhat character
,istie Of the Little Giant. t
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Having bought the stock, shop fixtures kc, be-
longing to Mr.. j. A. Duke, shall DO happy to Sc
all his old patrons and, to this end, shall sell
at !o~ey prices than goods Of the same quality can
be had for elsewhere In the city.
Keoknk, March 81, 1860. w. III. BARNETT.
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A BEAUTIFUL LAMP for burning Coal Oil,
- with new burner warranted not to smoke and
TO give brilliant and steady light, and which ma
be nvenienly carried about the house for sale
ap19ddw kE0kuh DRUG STORE
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N1EN1
tas Rapids.
H1~Ihe ID. Notaw, jr. q Co.'S Ladies Drawing
an their Oft Enterprise will take place June 25tb
and 25th, 1880, at Fort Madison, Iowa. The tick
ct holders meet OF he Gath to select their Draw
ing Committee.
Those wishing tickets must apply soon.
ID. VUTAw JE. Il co.
May llths lss0-d6tw2t
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POAI OF n EuRUk.
Arrivals. Msy i5.
War Eagle from 81. Paul.
hey City
Canada " ST. Louis.
Warsaw 80
Clara II ire from Montrost.
Eagle from Warssw.
May 18th
Grey Eagle from St Louis.
Harmonia {" at Paul.
Clara Hire 1" Moutruse.
Eagle, Warsaw.