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Riot ON the Landing-T Wharf-master
and q Crowd ofsteyedores at War One
Man Dangerously Stabbed and Several
injured.
Yesterday crowd Of Steyedorss, employed
to unload the steamer Sdmusl Kirknsan, living
at the wharf, Of load Of iron, were ordered
By the Wharf master, John Baker, to carry the
freight fifty feet from the wAter's edge, which
they refused TO do, whersupon B. mounted .
pile ofifon and told them fhey must comply
with bis order and che ordinances. The Steve.
dores grow irgry at this and one Of them
.ushed him from the ircn, while others uade
hostile demonstrations, inducing him 10 assert
that he was an officer and must be ebeyed.
Baker being In close quarters, Joel +. Pan
coast, the mate of tho A. O. Taylor, went TO
his aid, whom the crowd began 10 assail him
with powders and sticks OF wood, striking him
several times. Psncoast hereupon drew
knife in self defense, and stabbed one Michael
Connolly two or three times In the side, infiict-
ing, 1t is said, dangerous wounds, and outing
at, without ipjuring, several others of his
Tho crew were now furious, and, forgettipg 4
all about the Wharf. master, apparently,
attacked with renewed vigor the mate, who,
seeing he had no chance against such over.
whelming odds, fed, pursued by nearly two
hundred mon hurting oil kinds OF missiles, to
the Newport Ferry, and got on hoard lust as
shsswss showing out. He there aourishsd his
kniie, apd told his pursuers to come on, with
which they did not deem It prudent to comply.
The police soon after arrived at the landing,
but the stevedores had ell fed. Several per-
sons, one named Ehrman, and two or three
who had gone to the assistance of the Wharf
master, were injured, though not seriously.
Pancosst returned to this side Of the river
In the afternoon, and delivered himself up,
alleging, as was no doubt the case, that be
had acted entirely in sslf-defenso.
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MAN Ksock1D Down AND Rossro.--A ma

MAN KNooKED Down AND RoBBED.--A man
named Francis p. Keller, who resides. we
believe, at Moose Central avenue, was knocked
down night before last, and robbed Of his
ports-monnaie, containing about $40. He
states that he was overtaken at the corner Of
John-street and Clinton by couple Of men,
about one o'clock, who accosted and asked
him the time. Before he had an opportunity
to reply, however, one of them struck him with
. slung- shot, which fslled him to the earth.
They then riHed his pockets and fed, leaving
him stunned and bleeding upon the sidewalk.
He had been visiting some friends in the
western part Of the city, and was on his way
home when attacked by the ruAians, who de-.
servo the seyerest punishment, il they could
be but found and brought to justice.
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NEWPORT NEWS

NEW PosroEFIcs.-A new postofics, named
Kane, In honor Of the celebrated Dr.. Kane,
the Arctic explorer, has been established q
few miles south Of Alexandria. J.T. Hsymsn
b the postmaster. ,sts{ ed
MnIrARy MxsrrSa.- a.--Ths members Of the
Washington Artillery Company meet at their
Armofy tonight for the purpose of elesting
officers and adopting style Of uniform.
CHAsrTABLn TunD.-The st. Jossph's Be-
nevolsnt Society will give ball at Odd Fell
lows Hall, on Monday evening next, the pro.
ceeds to be devoted to tho benefit Of the poor
Of the city. ''t'H' 5n
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Very Serious Accident toa well-kuown

Very Serious Accident to well-kuown
Citizen. a5vss,i q. +
Mr.. James R. Smith, Of the firm Of Smith
Nixon, proprietors Of the hall on Fourth
street, known throughout the country, left his
suburban residence at Clifton, yestsrday morn
Ing, In buggy, and while going down Vine
street Hill his horse, spirited animal, sscame
hightened, and ran away. Mr.. Smith lost
control Of the alarmed steed, which, In his
rapid course, struck gardeners wagon in the
road, breaking the buggy and throwing out
the occupant with great violence upon pile
OF quarrled stones, his head striking frsl, and
rendering him inssnslble.
Mr.. Smith was picked up insensibls, and it
was thought OF first his skull was badly frac-
tured, and that he could not recover; but after
he had been removed TO his residence and q
skilltul surgeon summoned, it was found that
his skull had not been injured. Mr.. 8. re-
gained his consciousness before noon, and last
evening 1t was hoped he would recover, though
fears were entertained Of congestion Of the
brain, Of which there was NO little danger.
Mr.. 8. Is well-known here, having been en-
gagged In the piano business for many years,
and having the reputation Of being the best
chess-player in the city. w ,I
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RTsRLLIoE OF WAIrERs AT TIE Grssos
HOUSE,. Yosterday morning, the propriators
Of the Gibson House having discharged their
steward, the walters all sided with him, and
declared II he were not re-instated they would
all leave too. Colonel Gsffrey ordered them
to 80, whom they refused unless paid their
wages, and were growing riotous, whom the
police were called. ,1otE f,Ik iNfsl
As soon as tho men of the star appeared
tho walters departed, suddenly seising their
baggage, which had been placed on the side.
walk, as best they could. The walters threat.
ened to revenge themselves last night upon
the new employees, but did not fulfill their
menace. s..l .l.st~ ftE ilt, 4. Id. ..
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A GREEs SPor In THE EYE.--Whats the
matter with Wat. Ovorton OF MoChesney of
tho Louisville Courisri who, in speaking Of our
Cincinnati movement for the reception Of
guests from Kentucky and Tennessee, insinu-
ated that we did only ons.half that we prom
ised, having sent but ono boat to meet the
Stradsr. Where were their syes7 The Bostona
and the Sslpw Noon, both excellent steamers,
passed down to the Stradsr, each having their
tables spread with warm breakfasts for the
quests. No more Of your insinMsndos.
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BuRaIlRr oN suIrH. .srnurr,--rha raaidsn

BURGLARY on SMITH -srRnEr.--T he residence
Of man named John O. Clark, located on
6mith-stroet, near Fifth, was entered, night
before last, and robbed Of money and other
vsluables to the amount of thirty or forty dol
lars. Among the articles stolen were "Clark's
Commentary on the New Testament" and
one volume Of Chambers Information for
the People," The thief must have literary
turn Of mind, and If 10, 1t is to be hoped he
will read tho books he has stolen and And
them beneficial to his moral nature. The
burglar effected an entrance through window
IN the lower story Of the building, which he
apparently ransaoksd before he quilted the
premises.
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A GaRMAN PuRLrcAN RoRpEp or Hls HoRa1

A GERMAN PUBLICAN RoBBED or HIS HORSE
AND BuaeY.-George Leutz, German propri.
etor ofs public house, at Camp Washington,
went, evening bsfore last, in his buggy to
Tivoler Hall, near the corner Of Court and
Scyamors-strset, 10 attend . ball; leaving the
horse and vehicle standing in tho street.
About two O'Clock yesterday morning he do
sired to return home, but found that his horse
and buggy, worth about $3.50, had been stolen,
and up to Q late hour last night he had heard
nothing of the missing property. ''1' q
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= RELIGIOUS RHvIvAL.--Quite an interesting
religious revival is now in progress at Wesley
Chapel, on Fifth-street, between Sycamore and
Broadway. Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Of California,
breaches nightly to large osgregations, and
during the present excitement, caused by his
eloquencs, large number Of converts have
been added to the church. ttl.45 lis,
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LOST.

r .OST-B0Y--Left the house Of his parents,
- situated on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
last Sunday, small boy about 10 years Of age; had
on black cloth CAP. dark tweed coat and pants.
his parents will be thankfully received. The boys
name is ArteJ Payne. 4 Iisr felas
.OST-The waist and sleeves Of o purple
Aand. black dress, sold by mistak4to aq-dealer.
The finder will be rewarded by returning the same
to DE- J. j; TEMPLE, Sixth and Madison streets,
Covffgton, Ky. 1Esi-1g jaSlbs
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WESLEYAN FEMALE CoLLEeH.-This popular
educational institution began its second term
under the direction Of their new President,
Robert Allyn, last Monday. To accommodate
city pupils they have but one daily session,
from 81 A. M. to 1]sP. M. The college is in
quite Aourisbing condition, and fully sus-
tains the high reputation 1t has already at.
tained. |
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PRooRsDIHas or THE CouxTY CoMnIssIoNsRs.
At the regular session Of the County Commits
siouers, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed, amounting in the aggregate to $405 81,
Of which $282 81 were paid to the employee at
tho South western Lunatic Asylum. Apart
from this, no business Of importance was
transacted. ,i s.s
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HRRs's YouR, PRIxH 0YsrERs. s.--Whsrei At
the famous stand Of Peter 0Avagns, No. 81
West Fifth-sheet. They can be procured in
quantities to suit purchasers; as to the quality
they are Of the finest brands. Call carly to-
day and leave your orders. ~
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10. M.--Judgs A. G. W. Carter and Jaa.
!. +. Fisher, Or. II. Of /. 0.S. NJ, Of tho United
States, have been elected BY Bailey Lodge a.
representatives 10 the Grand Consistofy Of
that order, which eonvenss ct Washington on
tho 18th inst. 44g
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--C0UNTRY PLAcE-Con-
n tanning eight acrps, on the Reading Road, five
miles from the city. The improvements are DWELL
Ing and Out: :houses barn, young orchard, 20 bear
Ing grapes &C. Inquire q 5lS fifth.slreet ja3aws
N0R SALE-Missouri Graduated Lands,
IL In the central part Of the State six miles from
improved farms adjoining. Will be sold at sms
advance on government price, for cash good trade.
js3lb' A. B. MoM MANAMA,6s 6s W. Third.st.
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PREssNTArIoN.-Wm. r. Moore, q printer,
on the eve of his departure for California, was
presented last evening with q handsome re-
volver, by John A. Cushing, on behalf Of sew
eral intimate friends.
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: LAST LEciulH.-To-night Dr.. Boynton gives
the last lecture Of his course on Geology Of
Smith 4 Nixoni Hall. Sss announcement In
another column. tAt.4 ig88
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(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.


continue steady: sales of 100 barrels at for Pots
and and ss s7h for Pearls. The demand for Cotton 9
NE for middling Uplands. Flour dull and heavy,
and without any material change. Shippers otter
fSed Ss saUelns s's: % FOR ssss "a
oo!nmon to medium extra Western; IS 60GS5 IS for
closing .auiet; Canadian Flonr dull and dropping:
sss;. ssss Of aso barrels at r. as 7e or commSa e
IS 1904 lS Buckwheat Flour plenty and Sdsii dali at I
81 7sQal 81 per cwt Corn Mea dull and heavy: sales
q g " ayIs wsly % an
matera! tent while holders present no very Hes.
s2c Barley 10 good supply and dull aud heavy at %
@ssc. for the While range. Corn plenty dull and
s sna 'si shs psa S ss sn
dian. Pork "a sood demand and firm; sales Of s,iOo
prime; sls q for new g.i.ae ss ssis q fcr West.
the ssies were 500 barrels new mess seller option,
al March, e. zig, apd 800 do. new thin mess, same
mess 3as IS for re-packed mess; SO@iI 50 for extra
mess Beef Hams are uDchsnged: sales Of $50 brls.,
mess Beef steady at Si@ls sales Of 100 tisrces within
the range and go DO: India mess Beef on private
scoS the s R,ss:sS HSSss Sssson IN s
800 SouSds Uiotsa Sides and TOO 1000 ao sG SPy
salted Shoulders, in hulk, at 6kc. Out Meats firm.
sales Of 500 packages, at 6@7xc. for shoulders and
9A4996c. for Hams. Lard hrmer sales of 400 barrels
at l0x@loHc. A limited business in Butter Is re-
ported, at !l@l6c. for Ohio and l62oc. for State.
and about ac. lower since the public sale st Bosto,
last week: sales Of pounds at 3SSOc for Aesce
A2ac. for fair California, and 29c, for Southern.
ment. BY auction to-day were sold IS barrels infe-
rior New Orleans st s9H@4oo and gbrls; do. lsc.
boxes Adamantine ct l7k@lsc.
unchanged. Wheat declined; sales Of 5000 bushels
red at 81 78h@l 3s, and white at 81 1O@l so. Corn
vancsd: Mess Polk ct sis; Hams at l2aisc.; smoked
Sides st loc, and Shoulders at Sc. whisky dull at
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ARRESTS DURING TEE PAST MONTH BY TIE
MAYORS PoLIos.--The following is an exhibit
Of the number Of arrests made during the
month OF January by the Mayors Police. The
aggregate number, IL will be seen, is 59S, against
5M during the month previous:
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MADAME ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS FOUND
Iva at last Just what the Ladies' have lens needed

Iva at last Just whafth Ladies' have lens needed
and looked for IN vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure ell dis
Womb, the Kidneys, the Qyaries, and the Urethra,
Prolapsns or Falling of the Womb, rainful Menstru
alton, Chloross, Amenorrhea In fact, perfect cure
s guaranteed by the use Of from two to five bottles
atiye and Urinary Organs, Of male Or female, no
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention M M ' To- thc
following GARD q one Of the most prominent Drug
"To THE PUnIIo lxD rns LAprrs In PAnr1cyIAs.--
our name to Patent edcinss; but snowins % q weliths
Lady Physician, and themedicine called the Uterine
suferins from Female Diseases Of any kind; it ID
ssy % all try and our word iSr A. you win ma re-
~. :sD .oorns,o Of fsi isaddH and SssEs
M ADAME ELLIE'E SPANISH 6 rMU-
N1 LATING COUGH AND LIVER BA LHAM
Sgros. without fall, pains n the BreasT, Back,
Side Or Limbs Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness. Dim.
burn, Chronic Rheumatism, Bilious Uhoilc, Tramp
gho1s, Gripping Palms Of the Bowels, D.ilnces.
Stnpes Inactiyity, Loss Of Appetits, and IN Pain.
fol nsnstruation y d certain cure, and Eivus
sy' e. s;s ysH .S p: SS 'qS Sa sss
ss H. SSvsB ssa ss M
TouIsS and Walnut; sGiRi, HokST1YK' K'0ns5 So :.
Of Jshn and sixth; PAUL RENLEiN corner Of
Iight and freeman. Also. lDWAKD SCANLAE
ELIf8. IA West Sixsh.ssrset. = -'1 sepss.sS y ese
VNEAS-A large snd vell-assorted stock Of
= "Fine Green and blsst T,aa" at
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HyMsxRAL.--The Clerk of the Probate Court
issued two hundred and seventeen marrisge
licenses during the month Of January, sgainst
ono hundred and ninety during The month
previous. ftA@ : sAAsf ~
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+ AMOUNT OF FINES CoLLsorBD AT THE POLICE
C0uRT DURIHa THE MoHrH OF JAnUARy.-The
amount of fines and costs collected at the Po-
lice Court during the month ending yesterday
is 81, 800 4b, as follows: E. a1#g
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AUCTION SALES
a UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB aRxFJ

A UCTlON sALE.--BY JACOB GRAFT
q Co..E.esllsat Furniture at Auction.
MSRsiS Il iH II February Hr'sso On q
lena Furniture at No. III George. street, between
and $ .sr e .bs ps
tie ciocks, do. ornaments, mahogany card table,
dining table, 6.ussels @ @sarpst pictures. yeDItisn
and rods, arm sns cAs.ssar chairs, Bchsmiaa Ssfs
stone, China and Glassware; wardrobe, mAr6le-top
ss's sss SSss
and three ply carpets aud windos shades.
ALSO Chamber chairs, are.sst, ts.let.ses, water,
niture. JACOB GKAFf. ,Aass,oneers
A UCTlON SAL E.-BYS. G. HUB
IA BARD, at Trade Sale rooms No. 21 West fiffh-
street, up stsirs-Assignse's Bale Of Blank hooks
Pd %SfSssisab 'Ei stls fsa.y
tionery Of Messrs. Truman Spcford comprising q
large variety OF blank, composition, memorandum
mathematical Instruments, portfolios. inEstsnds,
Ink, States, note-paper and envelopes, pen holders,
LEAD pencils, steel pens, Sc:
credits, for notes satsisctory to the assieneei all
gums under $50, cash Osialosgss are nST isedy for
AUCTION SALE-BY O. BRA
N sHEARs 4 90 C0a = adssslss.rooms ~ and 80 Main
We will sell, on WEDNESDAY, MOANING, FEB. /,
at o'clock general assortment Of Groceries, COM
sissiDg OF 90 hhds sugar. rs brls molssses, 40 bass
coffee 200 kegs nails 100 boxes pounds and IS tobae
Also @Oandlss, rope, starch, indigo, glassware
oil, &c. ijasli @. BRAsnEARs q Co. luc'rs.
"A UCTION SALE --BY I. AARON. Ne.
4 Es Third hs HS9rs H9Sss
MoRNINq, Februaryi at half past O'Clock, vii!
be sold at Auction without reserve, 40 packages OF
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BOARDINa.


ROA RDIN GA large, pleasant front
NE room, with fire and ges, suitable for family
or single gentlemen can DO had, with board, BY ap
plying at No. ls2 Plum-street. Two ladies willing
R0ARDING.-Two young gentlemen can
NJ be accommodated with first -class Boardiug and
pleasant Room at 1862 Plum street, near Fourth
Also, few Day Boarders wanted. jasOds
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since JAM i.... ss,79o.sn slSss2,l2o sls,Sss, ,28s

.-., UlNClNNATl MAhhET-JANUARY III.
FL0uR-The market Is buoyent, and holders ask.
ing higher prices; superne 10 held at IS 6 sales Of
l0oO barrels at IS IS for superfne, and IS H@5 20
W wHiskY-rhs market is very dull and prices No
lower: sales Of 1000 barrels at i9o including that
PROVISIONS There was less activity in the
abated. Mess Pork was offered to some oxtent ut
~ 80 but without finding buyers; those offering,
~ e mao @ % ana
Lard ruled rather higher; all the Bacon Shoulders
to be had at nc. were taken, and Lard IN tierces
Of bulk Meat. 50 hhds Sides At SIC. packed, I and Is
ae az Shoulder fG at c do he product Gf s99 Hoss
Hams; l0o for Lard, and SIS 30 for mess Pork y0,.
900 pounds Sides, delivered the last week In Feb.
ruary at ssc 100000 do. Shoulders, delivered March
Ssc large business could have been % done beat st
these latter rates, but holders asked Nc. higher.
In Bacon, 225 hhds; clear Sides at l0hc., and 800
hnds. shoulders and Sides at 7S@9Ac. 80 ueroes
. .GRo0ERIEs-Theroi is no change in the market;
hS i % % prsUus
are firm at 81 ssl IS for prime white, and ii @i %
for prime red: sales Of l5O0 bushels prime white at
CORN-The market continues dull, but we have
no notice In prices: sales Of 800 bushels In
0ATS-Thers Is an improved demand, and prices
49,: sales Of 600 bushels, in bulk, at 400.
nominal at 81. ata o.
BARLEY-we have no change to note in the
market, and quote 1t dull at 65@D6sc for prime fall
and 5560c for fair 10 good: sales Of l,2O0 bushels
primo fall at e7c; 300 do at 7c but this 10 above the
HAY-There is a good demand, and prices nrm at
$40 per tun, for prime Timothy on arrival
OHEESE-There is good demand. and prices Arm
at last quotations sales Of $50 boxes Western Re.
serve at 9ko., and Is do. extra large at I0c. - -
BUTTER-The market continues dull, and prices
are unchanged. iH - NJ
APPLES The demand continues good, and prices
are firm ct W 2s@3 % per barrel, according to quail
ity and size of barrels. IT 5l- f,.l - d
POTATOES-The market is arm, with good de-.
mand OF 81 80 per barrel for prime Neshanocks, from
store. ID t- .4ftl l-,' -
GLOVER SEED The market is steady, with fair
demand at "a 30: sales OF l20 barrels at 81 20.
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MHTEosoLoeIoAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, 0ptician, No. Z West Fourth-sxeet,
IAnuarx 81. 't.n. ~ t-'N --ll..a ! ..--Ity
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Winifrede Coal.

4 FRESH LOT, DIRECT FROM THE
IA mines, and On excellent article for cooking
o. YES. For sale at 1903 Iast Third:stEeet. N
ja2Sav W, N. HUBBELL, 6ee'y.
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Y NkAS-A large snd vell-assorted stock Of
Il "Fine Green and Blsst Teas, At
ialS Corner Ninth end Vics. streets.
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Total :,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

LATEST NEws FROM THE Coin REEa#
MISSOURI DR.. Koch, editor Of the MIN
partment OF the Mississippi Handles 2eitz
rived here short time ago, from the gOd \
of Madison county, and states that tn
which is found there in very great quantF
a larger ttiai, yields $50 per Jon Of pre-
tai cost Of the separating process Is estinfe
the highest figure, $50, so that, uader al =
stances, it can be regarded a. a liked \
there results net gain Of sS5 per ton IN
cessary machinery 10 obtain daily two III
cost about 5000. At depth Of " NJ
was found a considerable increase in lr
gold, and It y contemplated for the Rtaa
work this shaft to 20 feet
Taking IL for granted, that the encrDcE
es Of ore, in their extension, resemsie d
the Eral Mountains, .hen il tee diseoyg
most important which has ever been ..
Missouri, and worth probably billions
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican electors of the First Congress
sional District of Iowa, are requested to meet in
Convention by their Delegates, at Oskaloosa, on
Wednesday, June goth, for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidate for Congress in said District,
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may legitimately come before said Conven-
ton.
We would suggest as ratio Of representation,
one Delegate for each one hundred votes, or
fraction thereof exceeding fifty, cast for Gov.
ernor Kirkwood at the last State election.
JNo. r. NEEpHAx, c. BALDWIN,
J. w. Norris, GEO. w. McCRARY,
s. E. ZINN.
Cong Central Com.
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REPU1NICAW STATE CONvENTION.


Dns Mouus, Iowa, 9esh March, 1S9e.
Rusnne . vsee a ma3oeAy a III 1ndssAened Gen.
Aea - Ds1heans Of Iowa WIN assemble ~ thelr DEL
eptso Is 49, CqavepaSon a iowa CrfT, WEpssspAs
sas - DAv e nAs tse6. :. II ccaoek A. h lof sns
nonatpa Il 0laee ocess 70 Be elected q the
eaerao0 n - vnor: eor the notna2na of presidential
eles0ss: anA fos - }sancon d ~ other bunsa which
NY come be1oee lie eo0ve0tbon. .
- nis1sI Fl - Nasoal Repsbllcan Convention 70 be
~ n Chlcoeo e. ~ llaA II Nay.
~ rsiio receeentnsio0 Nm be one delegate Tor every
esd ens desease sor ssch eas nsn %
EkfVooA lbe Governor, q the La eeaGe electAoa
JOHN A. KASSON, Chairman.
n. II. QOXm, Secretary.
T. L. D. CLARK8, Nt Pleasant,
@. 3. efoxB, Council BLUM.
WI. LouonllDo8, Oskal0oea,
THOMAS DnUMno1D, vintcn,
N. .. HIlDasFl, b Charles CITY,
J. u. NsWcc0, Dloomnead,
". II. DlogLow, Sioux City,
JAMns Tn0alHoSo1, Davenport,
II. 4. Wn11B, Duh0que,
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