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LOKaI NOtiC0.
To Samuel e. Carey, II. III Runner, ChAs. Parsons;
John Mcneil D Co., r. III. O1liphant Jesse
Reeves, Price J. Pattsn Co., end O. M. Hoy,
frHERE il now on fle In tho olies of the Clerk
l Of the District Court OF Lea County, Iowa. st
81 Rnsa., o. i. assn'
and Samuel = Carey the endorser, and On juag-
ment against plaintiffs ~ endsrsers OF said note,
the sum Of twelve hsndred dollrrs and claiming
against IA. H. Runner the foreclosure Of = mort
gage given on certain real sstats in the city OF
Ks0kuk said petition represents that plaintiff.
have discharged the judgment on said note, thar
the other defendants have interest In the prop
erty mortgagsd. The prayer also il that all The
interest OF ths defendants be cut Oh, the property
sold, md for general rehef.
Un1eas you appear and answer said petition On
or before the second day Of the February term
(lS6o) Of said Court, Judgment will b rendered
against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
New. 3, 1S5o-d Pitts Attsys.
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Psash, 1lin IA DIZZY 3ren. sithr 61sndard o.
Dwarf, 0raps 1se0 Il outAin0 Nn1ronA, Coos
1ssry, AaspbAly and AlaskbsrEy bNshss, together
ssesivs 1ronDt ana laifhfnl atAsnIisn.
N Trees delivered n any part Of the Oay frss u
1hargs. 80
Nursery Grounds In The Western part of<hs
CITY. % De- 0oaAes Avonno.
Eas#st aes a8 8a n. u. HLLYON,
St (Lats Huhbsll = Hiltea.)
Keokuk eept. Z, loS8-dkv
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sH ERHFF,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Is

STATE VI IOWA, SIS.
DY virtue Of special execution 70 ma directed,
ID issued b. the Clark Of the District Court Of
said County, In favor Of 4. NJ Reynolds and against
James w. Davis, have levied 1pon, and win soil
to the highest bidder, At the door Of the Clerk .
Odos Of The Distret Court Of Lss County, lows, at
Keokuk, in said county, on the 2lst day Of Febr1-
ary, 4. n 1859, between the hours Of o'clock 4.
y. and o'clock r. n. OF said day, the following
property, to Wit Tweuty-thrse (33) fest front Oh
the east side Of lot seven, BY hundred and for
" feet deep, in block one handrsd and 6fty-Avs,
u65) in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and 70 b soli by order Of Court
to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. 20, 1860.
II. NJ. GRIFFITH,
jan3ldtd Sheriff of Lee County.
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SHEWIFksA SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.
QY virtue Of special execution TO me diressed
Dissusd by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
County, in favor Of Crsel Shepherd for use Of
Scott Ormsby, and against James Martin and
Hannah Martin, / will sell to the highest bidder
at the door OF the Clerks Of6ce Of the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, In said
County, on the soth day of January, A. b. 1850,
between the hours OF o. clock A. M, and o'clock
?. NJ, of said day, the following property, to wit
Lot four ~, block eighty-six 1850 Of Mason's
lower addition to the City OF Kenkuk, La County
Sold By order Of Court to satisfy said writ Of sx-
ecution.
Kcokuk, Dec. seth, 1859.
W. III. LEECH,
deosJ-dlm Sheriff Of Lee County.
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1pft com. 90
II from Va
tnv NJ narrssn 4

NOTICE is hsrehy given to the owners II the
lots deeerbed IN the foregoing list, situated In
City of Ksokuk, Lee County and 6tsts Of Tow, !,
that speciAl tar has bsen aasassod and levied q
said lots = the ahova list b. tn Ctr
Council q sShsC1ty q ksokuk, an1 sa1lsss 9ayfa
nsnt be made OF the tsx s levied. ~ ~ IN
costs: on or hAfss~ the Ash Aey - v~Asreey A n
1850, the seid lots o. 70 much thereof - SHAH -
necessary 70 discharge said tar and costs viii -
sold on the day aforesaid, It the Mayors On0h
said city, bstvssn the hours of o'clock :. -
and o'clock p. n. 2
@. @. STEVENS.
Collector Of theCity Of Ksokuk.
Jan. Ii l06e-dtd 81 80 -.
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6aIAE4 Iaylo.,s Nsw werks.

D0Y0RA T0Y1ORS0 N0W WOHkes
Il THOGB And ABROAD, y Skstsh Book az
a I1is, HSaay and xsn. ~ Bayazd Tayles.
Also Travels j. 01sese 40 1asafA, With n LIZ
ursiea ~ Qreks, ~ Haya1d IaylrJ With GEssl
Fla1sS Hpelphi 81 the Church Of 81. Basil, Mo-
80. 1ors Iisero1s and graphic than aithsr ~ it
tngs. 1ag aale q
|. OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
CIrr Beck e1aaz.
N>y1od % Hain-st.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Foa Al TIE puaposEs Of 4 ruacATM uEnc,nE.
For CosrrvRxxs;
FoR THE CuRE or DysPEPsA;
FoR JArSDIcE;
F0K THE CURE or INDIGxs1IoN
FOR HEADACHE;
FoE THE Cum OF DysENrERr;
FoR Foul STOMACH:
FoR THE Cux8 or EnrsErHLAs;
FoR THE PILs;
For THE CURE or ScRoYuLA;
FOR ALL ScROYUL0Us COMPLAINTS;
FoR THE CuRE or RHRunArIsA,
FoE DmKAsD or THE SKIN,
FoR THE Cum or LIVER COMPLAINT;
~. cr.- = For Dzarsy, o
RHKuN;
FoA WORlM;
F0R rH1 Cu1n or GouT;
FoR A DMNm PILL.
FoR THE CURE or NKuxALon;
ROn pwnuxss0 TINE bL0uD
They are sueas-soaaed, 20 that the most sensi-
tive can take - pleasantly, and being purely
vsgst.Ales - hMn can arise hum their Us In any
quantity.
Priss = sssts pr Baz; sazas for sloo.
Great numbers Of Clersymsa., Physicians, States
men, and eminent perponages, hare lent their
names certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but Cur space here viii mot permit the
inscrtion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMRnIcAH ALMANAC in which they
given; with also fun descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment dist should be fol-
lowed for fheir ours.
Do not Be put Of BY unpnncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand ArxR's, and take no others. The sick
want The bsst aid there = for them, and they should
have 1t. =
All our Remedies are for sale by
BARIIETI, KAYE = CO., Ksokuk.
J. II. KkED 4 CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., 81. Louis,
8UIK1, DCK6TnN = CO.. Cinoinnati,
teSE Aa44 WholssAls Agents,
AnA Agents In every town In the United States.
nyle1A8ly
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BO0KN Prices Reduced! BOOKSl
FOR SALE By

FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, DnoWNELL = CO.
yX7R oAsf 70 the pahlie the following standard
w BOOK6-vhieh are solA by tbs pablishsss q
o1.1J-for - censss The Books are oil l1mo.,
and we'll board IN muslin
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BAMURL BORHTOL, si a.,
-.

MhMDlS4 oNAV0NIS q a.
RY viTtue Of IN order Of the District Court OF
- lee County, Iowa, in the foregoing ssss, Of
the September term, 1858, ut Ksokuk, The Under
signed, . majority Of ths Commissioners appointed
~ the Court ths other being shssnt), win on tAs
9Th day Of February, 1860, bstwssa tAs hosrs q
0o'slock .. m. and o'clock p. M, h front u the
Court House In the City Of ksokak, sell to the
highest bidder, Lots Nos. three S and sixteen l0)
IN block No three t3), in the town OF West Point,
Lee ceanty, lows. &s4 @ Ass@
Terms cash. dssd will b executed to thu
purchaser.
sis.;1sz1ss p RsoailEs, Commissioners
Dec. a. 1850 -innYd1n 3
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Trustees sale,

AEuokc0 y sale.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that by virtue Of .
IN power contained in . certain deed OK trust ex-
ecuted to me on the 18th day Of February, A. D..
1857, by n. II. Runner and Assis Runner, hi wife,
Of the city Of Keoknk, Lee county lows, said deed
OF trust being given to secure to Peter Eichar OF
same place the payment Of the sum Of ave thou
sand, nine hundred and nftyssven 76-loe dollars,
t3b so7.7o) on the 18th day Of February, 1858, -
stated in said decd 1T trust--snd defsrlt in the
payment OF said sum having been mads-I, William
kuddiok, will, on the 18th day Of February, 1s6e,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. n. and e'slosk
r -, Of said day, 1t the door Of the Clerks elIos
Of the District Court Of Lee county, ct Ksokuk,
sell 70 the highest bidder, for Gosh, the following
described real estate, TO wits Lsss No. ten (loj,
eleven and twelve (13), In block ons hundred
and nine 1907, situate In the city Of Keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa: and execute dssd Of ths same to
the purchaser OK purchasers at such sale.
JAn14-dd VIM RUDDICK
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Or1glnas Notios !.

On0H00A NO1u00s
To Charles @. Adams, Alsx.C. Tuylor, Joseph Tom
Iiason,jr., IssAe Mall, JsnM nnnphrsy, BskAg.
ns Rcd, Dsn. Wallase, tasfendants):
VUU ars Asrshy respectively notified that there
i Il now on Als In ths Clsfk = Once OF tia Dis
tries oosrt Of Lss County, Iowa, - Ksokuk, Pc
titicn Of Hiram Barney, siaining judgnsnt On
forsolssars ct nsrtGags aeainSs said chstlss g.
Adans aeevs named. fuf tAs ssn u two hG10rsd
ninsty@al1e and 37-1so dollars, With ten per cont.
intssss4 kFsA ~ lstA dAy Of Aaes 1850, - =
appeal - oansral sgssation aIatnst ChAt1n q.
49,. a.A ~ Agsinst al seid asfsnda4te shevs
named, peayl1e Also fsr IL fsre1a1oars q mort
gage givsn hy said CAas. 9. Adams " CkarlSs NJ
son. apsn tAs front snds 81 lsta md 8, blosk m
--being ~ half tAsrsof--h tAs City Of Ksokuk
Lee County, Iowas tAs ale ~ cd ncrtgaesd rsm-
fses v pay % said dsht, tAssxtiAg of All
equity ef redemption thsrsiAs for costs And gsasr
81 reli3. ~ aa4ksa4a+e s8s
Nov. you aaa ssoh 81 yos m notified 70 appear
and answer said petitkaa On tAe norning Of the -
day Of the nsxt term al Md Ossrt - % 1oldsn On
the lst Monday Of February, 1850, o. tsdEmeat
and decree Win be had thefsin o. prayed Tor ~ d.
fault. III SCOTT HOWELL.
Dsosle, l6So-dln Sol for PetlttOnar.
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WITH ssvGRa1 3Gns1
w sxpsrisnss TIE Pr
prtstor e. n0W furnish
ANlI 0EE6 An D
AkUWkRY. scek0S-
-, A. esad = aasssed
u IT, ~ ~. !.
Many & thass TSsea
Are Ok exSee slse, md
haws p.easeea A1e speh-
nensek fuit tn peet 49,
-. xhe0e Int (oto1 ~
invited - ea0 ~ az
anime fer tlIsnlse lvss.
~ ~~sul -, A~l0~ -
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@#T1N9sHT@ ANNOY n
a LARGE stock OF Juveniles Tor the Heliasvs.
s for sale BY II. W. NRSTCOTT,
Dscisd 81 kain-st
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- 49,
TO yohA .bfAnoHs, JoAA Hamilton. Jos Kelley.
WM. Dtanpss, tds1ondAutsls
NV ars hsrsby respectively nsti1ed that there
isAex On Ale In the Clerk OBoe of The Di strict
Court 81 Lee County, Iowa, At Keokuk, I petition
Of James A. Lee, claiming . judgment against
saad John stannus and John Hamiiton above
named, Tor the sum Of nine hundred shrty-eight
collars With interest ct ten per cent from the 18th
AI,of February, 1857, on two promissory notes Of
sald parties dated Feb r. 1857, for $460 each, aad
sfeeaea and Gensrsl execution against John Stan
NJ 80 John Asmiiton, and Is against al said de-
Hsndaats eeaHe .1e0ed, praying ALSO for the fore
and John Hamiis3nso lamsu 4. Lss upon The un-
divided third part IL 1ftasn aeres oiland Oh OF
tne EAST side ol The nosth.wsst Of the ss~th-west
quarter Of sartaon twenty-five, township 6S north,
range Neats IN Les Co., Iowa; the sale Of said
mortrgsA promises 70 pay Oh said debt, the ex-
nnestshmsntof al equity or redemption therein,
for costs and general relief.
Now, you and each Of you arc notified to appear
ana answer said petition on the morning Of The "a
day OF the next term Of said Court, to b holden
On the LIST Monday Of February, 1850, or Judgment
end decree viii be had therein a. prayed Tor by do
fault. n GCOTT H0wrTJ
Dsc. ~, Ieos-dim Sol'r for Petitioner.
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~
To l.. W. o,Dnsa, VIM. IA. O,Brien Harry FULTON.
Lewis Rossnthal, Morris Rindskopp, ,tdsfsnd-
antsl.
VoU ars hereby respectively notified that there
II now on 6le In the Clerk . Once Of the District
ert OF Lee County, lows, IT Keokuk, petition
ofSanes =. Billing, claiming = Judgment ON fore
closure OF ncrtgags against said L. VIM !.
o'brien Aoose named for the sum u nine hundred
and Aoalarv With ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of February 1855 and speciai
and general execution agAinst 4. ". Z VIM. HI.
oDnen, and - against oil aid defendants above
NAMED Praying also for the foreclosure Of 4 mort
gags given BY said O'Brians TO james N Billns,
npon 20 feet Oh Of the rear ends Of lots 10,
II and II, block %, Ksokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; tho
sale OF said mortgSged premises 10 pay On said
dsst, the extingsishment Of all equity Of rsdsmp-
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
NOW, you and each Of you are notified to apprar
and answer said petition on the morning Of the ID
Day Of the next term Of said Court to Be- holden on
the hs Menday Of February, 1850, or Judgment
ana decree Will 40 therein prayed for by do
fault. sEfoNsN n. HCOfT HOWELL.
Dec. III Xs4s4A Sol'r for Petitioner
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IN 00Ac. assorted all new and fresh. Far -. b.
,,x KELLOGG + BIRGR,
% Main-st,
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DFFERS A FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, HEDr-
~ CINI6, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS ~. ~ the trade, and 1t retail, q very
lew prices for Cash.
JrlY 4. I'D
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III Chroaats PstasA.
I IN LBS, Ter Dysn NE, for sale "
XUU eoag A. j, WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden 1Agls and Mortar,
d1e19d s9&A @Rs % Main stfeet.
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40 Driganai Notice

AAEKIN, KILLER ! ENbTER,
Dec. 70, lS60-dm PItxa' Attsys.
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ga5as Lanp DIacks 8
IN BBLS. In ID. papers, for sale hy
Az A. r. WILKINSON,
Sign a The Golden Eagls and Mortax.
dSc14 Fss % Nam-gt.
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LOxaI Notice.

Dec. s., 1850 dim
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Or. 8mith's 0lectric on

"ILL CUKE, ana Aoes daily Cure,
w ssns q - 1lost wrstsAsA easa u Hhssna-
tisn, Paralysis, Pilss, -, that wess syse known
Try 4, TOO, on tAs gums Of tssthing children, on
lA1ys stA1G1 b1sass md - Nov @uisthg Il
pspvss.n A II Ne hsst deeton nse Il Who hsvs b.
eoms acquainted with H. and every hrst class drug
Riet calls lt. Al sn f%
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1ailg empire.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ny
/. r.. X T. l. LY & CO.,
l. H. KELLY j. =. HoLLNEtrn, FRASK SEAMAN, w. T. LOGAN
EMPIRE BUILDING, no MAIN STREET.
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@German 95SSE!rintins,
Railroads.
DAYTON and michigan Railroad.

r., zss ssa
Atft - ~ .ssss
CHORT LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
= CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
ally except Sundays, until further notice.
Leaves Dayton arrival Of fTn7 from Cincinnati at
s:45 m arriving at Toledo Mt q. M Detroit at $50
D. m, and Chicago at S.45 p. mt
The $50 p. m. train arriving In Toledo Mt n. m De-
trot OF Gas p. m. and Chicago ut Sn0a
Passengers by each train for the east have one hour
~ Toledo, and arrive in Cleveland ia same time as 10y
Clyde time.
Both trains mako close connections NJ Detroit for the
Fast BY the Grand Trunk aud Great Western Railways
of Canada fhe ulne New York and Boston by this
route the same a. Vs clyde, and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line Pas
sengers by this line cross the great Suspension Bridge
and pass in direct view of Magma Falls.
Baggage checked through and fare ~ low by amy
other route r. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Gen. Superintendent rgSton, o,
n. SHOEMAKER,
ap30 Gen Freight and Passenger Agt Toledo.
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COAL OIL iLAMPS.

lust opened a few New styles ofohurch Lampsand
81 for sale by JNO. T,WoLF,
ie2s Third street.
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
- u l.......,.il:

lsA K z 8, s..y3: go: - s:.;....;ss':
NREAT NATIONAL LROUrE.-Termnates at Wash
VI ingon and Baltimore ON the East, and Wheeling
BenwOod and PaTkcrsburg the West at which place
VI unites with Railroads, Steamers, Se for and from all
points IN the West, Southwest and Northwest.
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities.
AS- This ~ ihe only route to Washington City.~Ga
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore Phila
nelpha, New Yor; and Boston, at the cost Of ticket
10 Boston alone, by otlcr lines
Through tickets to the Eastern cities can he procured
via Washington city at an additional charge Of 81.
Time ~ quick and fire as low as by any other route
hS-Slcepiug Cars ON ,tli night trains.
Inquire for ucKets via baltimore and Ohio IgilrOad,
at anV OF the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
j. n. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Ag't.
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen. TcketAgt
W. P. SMITH, Master Of transportation. aldtf
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plumbing,
Fountains, Pumps, Steam Pipe,
COPPER g. ZINC BATH nc

FIE subscriber has Just received the largest and most
Il attractive lot oi articles in the line, ey CT brought
here and good stock can he fDund ia cinnnnaf
Hls BATHS arc very superior, and his siOe6 q.
PuMFS-plan and incy, tat al of the very host qid
ihe-arc lar ahead Of any thing Of the Kind epepccr
Cd Ia this city. His FOUNTAINS are also Rseaiiy sa
mlred for iber symmetry.
can supply Mechanics, nistans and Manufacturers
with the beet quality uf Ian and force Pumps, Pipes
Cash paid for o'd Copper, Brass and Pewter, 1c
ROBERT OGDEN
aulu No, - leiiersOn st. DAYTON
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New Arrangement.
FAIR PLAY.

n BICKFORD would inform his friends and the
IL. public that he has as large and good as
sortment of Boots and Shoes can be found in the
cy and he will sell low any that to
be honest He cannot sell good fashionable, saeatle
shoes, worth $500 for S,O0 II any else can, it is
none Of his business long they owe him nothing.
But he has cheap Boots and Shoes and will sell low
any Afford. my3-f
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Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton X. R.
~ 81 1;........... =. e -

CHANGE OF TIME,
ON and aiier Monday, April 10, 1850 Passenger
" Trains will leave the sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cincinnati, ~ follows:
At j:0O a m, 500 NJ, $50 p M and $3.50 m.
Returning, VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 600
m, 1O1O a m; 2.3O IA, and G;i0 pm
The $3.50 m train stops NJ AliddetOwn and Hamilton
only.
iy30 DANIEL McLAREN, sup't.
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Per week, payable to Oarriers) 10
By mail per efnum IN advance. 10
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Illinois central Railroad.

1.-TWO Daily Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis via
| Terro Haute ahd indianapolis Railroad making
close connection with the nols Central Railroad fol-
lows;
At Mattoou for Urlana, Kanakee, Centralia Cairo,
Memphis, Natche1 \ickshrg, New Oneans and Noodle.
AT lQna for Decatur, Springfield, bloomington, Peo-
ria, Galesbmg, burlington, Quincy Ia sale, Rock
Island, Mendoza, Dixon, Fulton, Cedar Rapids, Free
port, Mineral Point, Galena, Dubuque Independence,
Cedar Falls PruiIia Du Chem, Lacrosse aud St. Paul
Haute and indianapolis Railroad in the Union Depot, In
dimlapohs W. II. ARTHUR,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
w. =. JOHNSON, Gen paasg'r, Agt, Chicago. anlG
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GLASS Fruit Jars.

1On DOZEN, this day received, with Cork shoppers
jc2s Thrl street
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Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r.

GhsH III
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
a on A. M.--rhe na train leaves the Six Street
JEW Depot
= Oh p M.-Second 1rnin-Sandusky Express
,D:e1U East and West connects via Clyde.
JOHN II. HUDSON, sup'l.
NJ. @. CLAPP Con. Tickel Agont. iy30
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Aiberp.
HO r S e TALK.

John sHELLEBERGER, ON the West side Of JET.
- icrson street ls nov iuy prepared to accommnlai
The Putac with inst HORSES, GOOD RUGGIES CAR.
RlAGEs, and every tung that may BE- found Ia n well
regulated Livery Stable.
As to his ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
10 all who may hyor him with their patronage lie
lakes great pleasure IN referring io the following COM
lTient Judges; tlnhl.u llas,n, T.. Heathman, James
VOORHEES,, all of whom, testified under oath few DAYS
ago that Mr.. ) is OF the very best Livery Men in
the world and that his ubougit popularity such,
draws customers nom all rtTts Of the world n any
one doutS the truth ul thir statement refer t0 Geo
marli.yl
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Greenyllle and Miami Railroad.

GrecnVIlIe and Miami RAILROAD.
E4ss 50 - zisals
CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Mondav, July Both, 1850, until further
J notice, trains will 1n IS follows:
Leave Dayton az 500 am, and 500 pm.
Arrive 0t Onion 1920 m, 500 "
RETURNING.
Leave Union at 900 IN, and l:30 m.
Arrive at Dayton lli40 =" I!i5
ne Fare as low rs by any other route.
For tickets and further Information please apply TO
Samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent at the Union
Depot, Sixth street
Iy2l II. G. STIMSON. Supt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-29
Produce and Provision Store,
Montgomery House, Third Street..
DAYTON, ONO.

JACOB HIDLER, Proprietor. The Excelsior Pro-
~ dnce and Commission store, now In the host nos
slhlc trim for the Summer Campaign The propnetor
having had long experience caterer TO the public
taste, understands hy the table wants af this cuumu
nifty, rnd is prepared 10 supply them FRESH
MEATs, GAME, POULTRY PlsUnUCE, VEGETA.
Blks FRUITS &c, together with all the little elle
extras that are sn grateful 60 The Iate during the sum
The order Of The public who appreciate the cdnyen
fence Of obtaining such things every day, and az any
tune Of the day
Old Jake Is stu determined 10 please the people and
he does not, he Is determined Il shall not be i- fut
He desires the people 10 call and his plare He is
he please them. nnv4.tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-07
The wide Avakes.

The disgraceful proceedings Of the Black
Guards on Saturday night, has had the
effec; to increase the interest in that we'll
conducted organization, the Wide Awakeg.
They had an ordinary drill meeting last
night, when they took in eighty-sepen new
members
They were obliged to divide into three
companies-Co. A, Co. B, and Co. C-form-
ing the Wide Awake Battalion.
Company 4 meets tonight at Union En-
gine House, LamascO.
Company b meets Tonight at headqdar-
ters on Water street.
Company C meets tonight a Fosters
Warehouse, corner of Canal and Locust
street.
A full attendance is desired, as new Off
GERS are to be elected. Turn out, boys