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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

PoLIrIcAL Republicans of South Brooklyn,
organized Campaign Club on Toursday evening Last,
by the election of the following officers: President,
VIM. II. Buleigh, Of the Twelfth Ward. Vice-Presi-
dents: VIM Colt, of the Sixth Ward, Henry A. Kent,
of the Eighth Ward, John Cookie, Of the Twelfth
Ward. L. w. Brainard, of the Tenth Ward Cores
pondiDg Secretary: L. w. Murray Of the Sixth
Ward Recording Secretary; Isaac L. Miller, OF the
Sixth Ward Treasurer: Henry Hill, of the Sixth
Ward. Executive and Financial Committee d. d.
Hasbrouck, +. Rockwell, Henry Hill, VIM. +.
Doubleday. A Committee was appointed TO take pre-
Emnary steps towards erecting a wigwam, and it 10
also contemplated to form in connection with the Clab,
a battalion Of minute men.
At rec, 1T meeting of the National Democratic
Union Club Of Kings County resolutions wers adopted
in favor of eecng delegates TO the State Convention
friendly TO the formation of two electoral tickets 10 be
composed of the same pames-oDe TO be headed by
seventeen electors in favor Of Breckenridge, and the
other 10 be headed by the number Of the friends
of Douglas, with the understanding and agreement
that if the ticket headed by the Breckenridge electors,
polls larger number of votes than the beaded by
the Douglas electors then the Of tho State ID 70
be Cast in the electoral college for Brectinridge. If
the other ticket should receive majority, then the
vote of the State shall be given in the electoral college
or Douglas.
AN EXCURSION TO VIEW THE GREAT EASTERN
An excursion party, numbering some four or five
hundred persons went to view the Great Eastern last
night by moonlight The steamer Only Daughter
chartered for the occasion. The company seemed
to enjoy both the trip and the sight of the big chip i'm
mensely.
Fatal OcCURREscE-A child about four years old
named Michael Canack whose parents live No 81 North
Sixth street T. D. died yesterday drinking bosns bot tea
The mother Of the child lett alone in the short time
and the little fellow got hold Of the teapot and drank Of the
spout
MELANCHOLY OcCURREScE.-Coroner Horton yes
years old the daughter of Mr. John c. Sockwe residing at
No 81 Powers street E. d.. who by falling
into cistern She discovered shortly after the ACCIDENT
but life was extinct.
IHE SANITARY PoLIcE.--Sergeant Boce Of tho
Sanitary Squad yesterday reported Fat House 10 North
Nirh street Fifth street Pig PEN Morreu
and Stages streets and three yaId. &C. O. In filthy
condition and dangerous public health The Sergeant re-
ported three brick tenement tide
East street IS feet from Nevins dangerous
represented be cracked ground to the roof
and III danger OF parting
DEATH OF AN Administrator John STAINS
bury the Seventh Ward Brooklyn Com
Council died his residence yesterday morains
in the bad year Of his age.
OBsTRUcTIHG THE CARs.--Two Germans residing
the peghborhood Myrtle and Casson brought
structoDs the railroad tracks They thought railroad
ured their property and laid rails greatly
the drivers. They were fined so each.
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ing be win descend to-day under the direction Of the
contractors whose intention 1t Is TO bid on the contract
for purpose Of surveying the rock, and ascertain
ipg to their own satisfaction the correctness Of the
quantities Of the Coast Survey. The amount OF &C.
euriy required for the faithful performance Of the o
will be 410,GG9.
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suppns DrArH.-O Thursday night Csmlo Do
Csbss ssed s. arrived ths steamer Gysnsds from dsss
and stopved he Soatb American Hots No - Hsasou sss
Early ysss6sy M ming he did soddelIy Of disease de
heart inqoe held pe body By Cosooer Jaekmsi
There vas found IN his posesson no IN gold and B-
lottery tickets The body inter- ID In Galway Csme.
Try.
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CouSTERFEITISG TRADE-MARKs.-Nesars Barbour
Brother preerd complaint against John Murphy aud John
oCon'ie merchants doing business at No 81 Cedar street
charging them with having in their possession With intent
counterfeit copies Of their trademarks rhsompsnants
linen thread and mark their goods with
the words Barbours standard" They that Nurpy
MeCenyie have Old intended TO sell spurious aycle
Tearing this mark Murphy but his partner alb
sent In Europe Justice ouaenbush held the prisoner TO an
swer in the o. $500.
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FRoBBIso AS EDiToR.-Mr. Charles l.. Bernays, cd
itof OF Inc Louis AHsei1er dss Wssens While riding m one
o. tne Eghnaenne Thursday eyenns ode OF the
gnngered fraternity ged abstract h valuable gold
hanns watch and chain The watch which Il Of The %ske Of
Appleton Tracy presented Mr. benays by the kepub
can Central Committee Of g. Louis In Of hi.
services at the election Of MT RILEY Mayor Of 81 Louis and
beUIs the following inscription; The Republican Central
Committee Of 81 Lu TO Charles L. Bernsy
witch - - '''-S =
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BARNUM's MUSEUM, five Judge from its crowds
Of visitors is not only ega-iDg rs former glory but even cut
stripping spsmet prosperity It's ip%en.e ball. are crs-dsa
lighted with novelties and entertainments they hnd there
Look at the bills advertisements an In pursuit OF
amusement, you viii need p omptings from rs TO 60
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RAJ EsrArE.-lRemainder OF tho 9 Dyckmar,, os.

REAL EsTATE.-l Remainder OF tho Dyckman" os-
IeIne Following reS were made yesterday, at the Mer.
lots boundedsy Bway lOhay. Fish AID Iststs Gu s2ss
io,s cor lohsv and zibthst 2Sxlo0 eaeh.... ais
,o.s MSthst' west whav 23alO0 each 20
~ ,o,s e. bIoadway Ih and lls sta each. 10
,o.e W. thay and zl2h and 2sxl0o each. 23D
ots ioinav and Slh and zSth STA 25xl00 EACH SOS
,o.s iuhaN and zlh aud zlh-sts 2sKl0o EACH. 1871
o.s iros xiith and zi2th Sta adjoining eanh 40
on eneV fith end Iizhsts and water right 2i5
os Ana gore on s. Zths, opposite aboye eseh. lal
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF VEGETABLES FROM THE SoUrH.
The steamships Roanoke, Yorktown, and Potomac,
from Norfolk, brought on freight the enormous guam
tty Of 20S bbs. of vegetables consisting of nearly
all descriptions. Vegetables never were more plentiful
than the present season, neither oath nor here.
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RrxsARp & CO. IS iSPSI%IRLE

PATENT HousBKEbPRks hiyLk
INJECT io"DAA ~ vnnus Dss-neyIs.
The ONLY truly reliable article for the Of ssc
Bugs Reaches Croton Bugs Moths Garden Insects ks MICE
&c. "a, ,s-p
Dwellings, ships &c. cleared by contract No cure no pey
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KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HousE.-A house in the
New Bowery, near James street, having been COM
planned of and indicted for being disorderly Abraham
Racket, expoliceman and James Conner, were ar
rested on Thursday, charged with keeping the same.
The prisoners were,held to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

EXCISE CosnIssIoSERs.-Th eBoard granted eigh
licenses ION Friday morning at $50 EACH Four of tn,
applicants were inkeepers, and four storekeepers.
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The HIGH.BRIDcE CRoToS MAIS.-The contract
for furnishing boiler plates for across the
High Bridge was to have been opened yesterday but was de-
ferred until Monday
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advertisement.

500 gross LoSpoS CLUB sAucz, shipped by PARKEn Bios
London srd consigned their Agent A. J. PARKBa No 10
Beck st. will be ready for delivery to ocers and dealers IN
few days.
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ACCIDENT OF THE HUDsoS RIVER RAILROAD
Last evening en- unknown killed the Hudson River
uIoad az Bunhams by being The body was
to-day. -
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

LADIES FAm.-A fair will be held by the ladies Of
the Episcopal free Church a. Bergen Point, New.
Jersey, on the ID and 4th of July in aid of the fur
nisbing of the church eddce recently erected thes,
and which is row nearly completed Steamboats, from
Pier No. North River and from the foot Of Dsy and
Barclay streets make frequent trips during the day 70
and from the Point, aording visitors TO the fair de-
ightful sail across the bay and on the Kills.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM TERRIBLE RAILROAD
AccrDESr.-Yes Yesterday morning the Newton express
train, consisting Of five six cars loaded with passen
gers, narrowly escaped being precipitated into tho
Passaic River, by running OF the Newark Bridge.
The draw was opened to allow the passage of vessel
and the proper signals shown; but the engineer, who
has recently been placed the road failed discover
them. The conductor Of the train saw the signal and
pulled the engineers bell to stops the order was
promptly obeyed but not an instant too soon, for the
locomotive was within six feet of the draw and in
moment more the whole train, with as load Of pre-
cious human freight would have bees preepra;ed into
the river. Ii was miraculous secape, and the cir
umstances attending il viii undergo the most rigid
Examination.
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advertisement


MEYERS MIRACULOUS
VRRNiy DEsTsoYER
IL the only sxerninator Of Rats and Nice oss95n n
scts Ants Reaches and Water Bugs Principal Depot NO OLE
Broadway. Sod by all druggists
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DEATH OF AN ALDERNAN.--Alderman John STAINS
bury the Seventh Ward Brootyn Com
mon Council died at his residence yesterday mons He
in the sd year Of his age.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCOMMODATIONS Reyualds
an employee q the SswJesey Rsilrssd Company, was run
rem Jersey City at East Newark He married msa ssl
about 80 year. q His remains taken Neesrl "a
undergo an inquest
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OBsTRUcTING THE CARs.--Two Germans residing
the Of and Casson brought
before Justice Cornwe yesterday charge placing
structons the railroad tracks They thought railroad
ured their property and laid rails greatly annoying
the drivers They fined SO each.
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MELANCHOLY OcCURREScE.-Coroner Horton yes
erday held inquest the body of little girl about fou
years old the daughter Of Mr. John c. Stockwe residing
No 81 Powers street Z. D. who TO her death by an
into csern She discovered shortly after the accident
but life extinct.
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TRIAL FOR DANkGys.-This was a suit brought
by Michael Fngsh st Chales Darant for damages
sineo by plaintiffs lad Of sx years. falling
guarded on the sdewsh opposite Mr. Da ants bad
Ing corner and Newark City
tried yesterday afternoon bsiore Justice bedford
yp,y and resulted In verdict for plsinf Of SIS Great
taken In this othcr suits OF Ike
natsre against the defendant 10 follow.
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STARRING AFFRAr.--John Dougterty and Charles
yIessDd wsre arrested Yesterday. and hed % b q. commit.
Of the party stabbed Nches In head and afsrwsri she5
him with long handled Ice hook.
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Fatal OccURRESCE.-A child about four years oil
Sixth street d. died yesterday drinking boiling bot tes
The mother Of the child lett alone in the short
spout
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The SANITARY PoLIcE.--Sergeant Boice of tho
Sanitary Squad yesterday reported Fat House North
Ni,ts street near Firth stree. Pig PEN Of Moe
condition and dangerous public health The Sergeant a.o re-
ported three story BRICK tenement house the South tide OF
East aren street IS feet from Nevns street. n dangerous
condition and liable to fall any The walls and
represented be cracked from the ground
and III danger Of parting
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LAUvcH-The brig Isabella will be launched on
Monday morning next between haKpast and 8
O'Clock, from the shipyard foot of Houston street
Size is about 100 tuns, Of clipper model and was baiit
by Messrs. Roeevelt Joyce & Co, for L. l.. Corning
of this city, and is intended for the South American
trade.
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SYSTEMATICALLY the first cases of sun
stroke Of the season occurred. Two men-One in the
Eighth and one in the Twelfth Precinct-were pros
trated, and lie in critical condition The weather
yesterday was extremely oppressive, and unless we
have a hunder-shower soon to cool the air, we may
look for good many sun.strokes.
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EsRrcHr REsrcss.-At the meeting of the Commits
soners of Health yesterday, John E. Enrght sent IN
his resignation as Assistant Health Warden OF the
First waId and the Commissioners accepted 1t. such
Difference to public opinion was wholly unexpected.
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90 M M Il RCIAL.

| DAILY CARS crrr ovsrcs,l
Ksokuk, July I'd.
FLOUR--Superfne, 81 SO; Spring whost, sx
ira, ~ rs, Fall wheat, extra, g rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7o:o7s psrIse.
C0RN-30 to 31--Eood demand.
BARLKY--4o To 90.
WHEAT.--IR ~gosd demand. Fall u soaI ssj
oATs--36 10 3Ee-~ss
RYE-ssabset IS 80 Ssmznd.
PoTAToEs-.s1id ~ load retail rs.
dR0CkRIKS-Eew gxlsaus Sugar, fair 7aas4
prime saasi. clarified t9f1l, crushed and1oafifi
to i2A. AoiAsses--Plansstioa 10 to Sc, 3. n -
TO 81, Golden Syrup, 50 to ssc. ccGes--Rio isl
tc is. Jaws 1s TO 10c. LaguyrA, TO LIS to l6 Rice,
bs61s.
soAP-Pain ele, Family baei German, tcin.)
.Tto7A.
cAHDLEs--star Is to 10, stsarins Is, Mould
ifi, summer pressed, Ib
LARD-lo to loa; retail 11le.
BUTTER-Choics 8 20 q; retail 12i to ID.
LEATHER-Sole rs to 2sc; Harness 2Tx.
HiDES-Dry i23 70 49, grsen, s to 81 green
sheep rsits - 70 Tsc; green beg skins -.
HAY-Prairie$t TO %; Timothy and Hungs-
AiAns % 70 " DAico ~. xN4 70 1tNs Retail, $tz
SEEDs.-Hungarian arass. 2sa3s Timothy, 81
30 TO 80; Flax Seed. soaoe.
sUNDRIEs-0nions, ~ TO 80; Eggs, q.
Feathers, soc to sts; White Beans, rec ,cge.
fRUIT-Dvisd Appiss, lac to 65 per bash.
Dried peaches, ~ 30 to 400; ksisins, 81 30 to
3 rs.
CHEESE--W. Il. 10; Denmark 3 to To-
Ph0yISIoNS--Ham 81 TO 10; shoulders r. to s.
clear rides to VI.
BEEF-lAs'ic gross; So to 4Ac per quarter.
SHEEP-sl 30 10 81 rs p head.
H00S--Dressed, - 90 to 5se.
sALT-a. A-,$l 70 to soper sack; Kansw-
ha, lsa22s per bbl.; Liverpool, $12s par sack
Lake 81 80 y bbl.
FisH--Maeterei, No. 4 $50 70 sal y bbi; Ne
. SIC to SIT No. $I1tosIs. White, No Il as 80
to - ~ y bali bbl. Cod Fish sto spn.
RAi8-2Se.
OLD IRos-A to Sc per n Brass 8 70 Toe Per
lb.; Copper LII to lac per b.
ExcaAssE.-on New York for currency per
cent; for gold per cent. st.Louis4 per cent.
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~ Ata meeting Of the Ticket holders In the
ID. votsw Jr. 4 CO. Ladies' Gift enterprise, held at
Mr.. Votaw's house, 1T Fl. Madison, Iowa, June
Esd, 1860: The following Gentlemen we're chosen
TO saps rintend the Ladies' drawing which IL 70 take
place June 25th and 10th at the above pamed place
uniess necessity calls for delay, ifso, report at an
early date.
COMMITTEE.
b. Gresham, Fort Madison Iowa; III. W. Upson.
Warsaw, Ind John A. smith, 1t. Madison, Iowa !;
ID. Fruits, Harrisviie, Ind; A. III. straight, Fort
Madison Iowa; o. Ii Maniove, Burnsyiile. Ills !;
Ihoe r. Parish, Montrose, Iowa; VIM. Martin
Mississippi ID. Mcmillan, franklin Iowa. Judee
M Bradshaw, Unionyiiie, Mo-, WIN. Lyons, Mon.
tszuma, lows; J. b. osmpbcli, Phil. Tennessee !
REPORT
FoRT MANSON, Iowa, June 27th lS60.--We the
COMMITTEES appointed 10 superintend the d. yotaw.
IT, Co.'s, Ladies drawing in their Gift Enterprise
are united In believing it best to delay it until ia
~ seth and 3ist, 1859. on account Of some Agents
NOT having made their returns, who a.k Tor more
time, which is granted and they requested to make
thsm between this and the time Of drawing. m II
will then take place without further delay In strict
accordance with their circulars. The Secretary In
directed to inform those st distance not prsseLt.
On behalf Of the Committee
TT. PAKIsH,
~, MCMILLAN.
Joax A. Snrrs,
A. IL. HrxxlGHr
s. Those wishing tickets are requested to
send for them in good time.
July 8, 1860. d6t W.T.
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Trustees Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given to ell whom It may con
~ Germ that on the 18th day of uly, A. ID. SCI
q the corner OF Main street and second street Ke
okuk, Iowa, will Sell to the highest bidder fol
cash, the following real In the oouuty Of La,
and state Of Iowa, namely. The undivided hair 81
the fractional half, Block thirteen (l3), Of Xii
bourne's addition TO ths City VI Keokuk, ut tn,
corner 81 18th and Blondesu streets OF said city
This sale il m ado by virtue Of q d ed Of trns
from Horace Ayres 70 me, made to secure the nav
mcnt of note Of SIs4 70 Hoskins, Heiskell d %.
which note being due and anpaid, / am required s,
the terms OF the trust deed sell said real estate
A deed will be made to the purchaoer 87.
sAM. II. MILLER,
June 9th, 1860. Trustee.
iuD27 .dtd
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Mr. W. SLOAN, sir;--I have been afflicted for
. long time With swelling on one of my legs
caused by y jsm, which made me 10 lame that did
not walk step in three weeks. 1t was very much
swolisn--of dark purple color, and 80 painful
that could not sleep. / tried about dosen diff
ferent kinds Of applications, all ne effect, until
applied your Ointment. In twelve hours after,
the pain ceased aud the swelling entirely disap-
peared-the limb assumed healthy appearance
and could stand on the foot. / believe the 0int-
has also nearly cured the salt rheum on the hand
with which applied the Ointment to nay leg.
chserfaliy recommend il to the public. Try il. II
10 no humbug. PHILIp 0OODERAOTE.
Ashford, Catsraugus Co, N. r., April o, 1859.
See Sloan . advertisement in another column Of
this Taper. Liune Is d6t VII
&s- We would call particular attention to Nc
Leans notice in another column. We add the fol-
bwing from the ST. Louis Herald, With speaks
volumes in its favor. We zay to all, give IL q
trial:
We take especial pleasure in Recommending
McLean's celebrated Strengthening CordisI, as m
inv aluabie remedy for general debility and weak
ness We have seen il tested in a circle under our
own immediate observation, and can vouch for its
efficacy and worth. Il 10 an article which should
be kept constantly in every family, ID IL certain
ly m invaluable medicine.
See advertisement, In another column.
je I6d&w
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Notice 10 hereby given to tho owners Of the lots
described In the foregoing list situated in the CITY
OF heokuf Lee County, and Of Iowa, and all
Others interested, that special tax has been a..
sessed and levied on said lots by the City Council
OF said City, for repairing sids walks in front 81
said lots, ~ designated IN the above list, and un-
less pay ment be made u the taxes SO levied, and
A. D. 1860, the said lots, or 10 much thereof -
shall be necessary TO discharge said ter and costs
viii be sold ON the day aforesaid, 1t the Mayor
Office In said city, between the hours Of O'clock
.. IN. and 6o'clock p. m.
G. @. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
July 8, 1S6O-dtd
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CIEcus.-The Circus will be here to day.
For particulars, see advertisements, and poet
ers on the corners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- One Of the most pleasing at the same time
effective remedies for the Dyspepsia, and all other
diseases arising from morbid con ition Of the
stomach and liver, 10 DIR. Hostettsr's Bitssrs. II
net only removes the disease from the system, but
by giving tone TO the organs Of digestion aids them
IN their functions. All who have tried lit acknowl-
edge Ito eIcellence and superiority, and us there
fore commend IL TO the sufferer. DIR. Hossetter's
hsssrsa tosie is too well kncwn 10 need praise.
III Is therefore scarcely necessary this time 70 do
more than direct TO this preparation. which is Ger
tsiny ansqaAlsd BY any BEFORE the pabiic, satisfied
~ vs are that its wide spossd reputation must
prove sufcient 10 satisfy all Of its ex-slence ~
relief and remedy for all diseases Of the stomach
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. ]. WILKINSON, BAsrLxrr
KAYE d Co., and j. BRApEH.
july g '6D-dkw
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bf Wate giip.
Il RIDA Y MORNING, JULY6

GTSee advertisement headed .Wsnted''
in this paper.
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POMT OF KEOKUK.
Arrivals, July4.
Die Vernon from st Louis.
W. Il. Ewing ST Paul.
July 5.
Canada from st. Louis.
Flora Temple from Quincy,
Grey Eagle St. Paul.
City Of Louisiana from St. Louis.
Ids. - ~ -
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SwsEr Musrc.-The LaGrangs Brass band
Won golden opinions from oil who lows good
music. On Tuesday night they serenaded
quite number Of our citizens, and 10 the
silence OF the night, a. the sweet sounds
wero waited on the gentle breezes, they
seemed like strains from heaven.
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few miIch cows, with young calves, can be sssr
from A. A.. till 3 2. NJ. at the Market House.
July6. J.J. BROWN.
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! At meeting held at the Republican Club
Room on the evening Of the Sd inst, for the
purpose Of taking steps for the formation of
Wide Awake Club, ID. A. Day was called
to the Chair, and w. Thompson appointed
Secretary.
After full and free interchange of opinion
on motion, q committee of FIVE from each
Ward was appointed to draft Constitution
for the organisation Of Wide Awakes, and
report the same for adoption next Friday
night.
The Chair appointed the following as said
committees
lst Wsrd--J. j: Brice, I. Rice, d. A. Day,
J. III. BilIings, @. r. Conn.
End Ward-M. p. STARTS, W. Timberman,
Jaeger, Goodman, J. A. Graham.
80 Ward--M. Archer, g. w. MeCreary,
Jsnnings, Harbine, s. MorIey.
4.a Ward-R. p. Creel, Cline, Armitage,
Elbrich s.. Z. Carey.
iii On motion, adjourned to Friday evening.
~~ssa The State Bank has put down the rate OF sx.
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The committee Of Eve from each Ward will
meet at the Club Room this evening 1t I
O'Clock, to prepare their report. All MON.
bsrs OF the committee are requested TO be
present punctuslly.
Republicans generally are particularly re-
quested TO be on hand tonight, at 8 O'Clock.