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authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
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LAST Nights Report.
xxxvItb CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON May 2.


WASHINGTON May 2.
HOUSE.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole OIL the state Of the Union.
Mr.. English, in abiding to the Charleston
Convention, said he did not sympathize with
those who imPeriOusly demanded Caesar, or no.
body, nor with the rule CT ruin spirit too much
manifested lately by both wings Of the Demo
cratic party, and to which may justly be attri
buted the difficulties which exist He ventured
the prediction that if trouble or disaster ensue,
the masses will never and ought not to f-rgivs
those who are rashlOy and needlessly PreciPita-
| ting this state of affairs on the country. 1t is
not denied that darkness and clouds lower over
the Democratic house, but he had an absolute
faith that those clouds will pass away, leaving
the glorious sun Of Democracy shining brightly.
Mere political storms have no terror to the
party to which he belongs. When the time for
action comes every Democrat will do his duty
according to the circumstances which surround
them. Then if the worst man be selected for
| President be at least would he better than the
best man from the Republican party There
was one essential point about which there was
no division in the Democratic ranks; it was
eternal war and opposition to the Republicans.
The Democrats stand unit.
He then proceeded % speak more particular
" of the "irrepressible conflict doctrine and
negro equality, as be said it was msintained by
the Republican party, which he desired to hold
up to the Indignation Of the masses Of the
American people. The Democratic party was
the best friend snd the Republican party the
worst enemy Of the negro.
A collOquy took place between Msssrs Col
fax, English and Porter, relative to the Consti
tutional position Of InCifna relative to the ex'
elusiOn Of free negroes
Mr.. Hutckins said that NJ. Seward announced the
truth when he explained the iTepressibs conflict be
tween the two systems Of labor and slavery. Mr.
Hutchins conteDded that It was not only wrong L
the slave and savehodsr, but 10 the maerlAl indus
try The social position, and rogous condition OF th
people among whom it exists. he argued that tn
early faths sought 10 restrict slavery wherever prAe
tieable.
Mr.. Smith, Of N. c., condemned the potent sPiri
exhibited in debate and appealed to the gentlemen
return to the COmpromise Measures OF 1850 as mean
/ or guisting the present political excitement
2he Committee rose.
| Adjourned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

InvigOrabor
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TRAVRLRass REOIsTEIB. /.

Citizens Wishing conveyance 10 either Of the above
Trains or Boata vii Be called for BY ths Coaches OF
Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address ct the
m5eus on Once, 81 Superior street, door next to Wed
Aplil 10, 1900
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Damon. Nav

The Republican State Convention net Ia this
city to-day and appoi0isd Austin Blair, Walter
W. Murphy, Thos. W. Ferry and James J. ST.
Clair, delegates At large to the Chicago Conven-
ton. Strong seward resolutions were adopted.
TIE proceeding we're harmonious. 'le.sN
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FRoM PHILADRLPHEA.

PHILGDELPHIA. Nay 2
In the 9Th District Of this State John n. Broom
hill and Washington Townsend have been chosen
delegates 70 Chicago. They are aninstFueted'
but Cameron iS their 6Fst choice
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BosToN, May 2.
The American sailed this morning for Liv-
erpOol, with only $4,000 in specie.
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

The Southern Convention merely organized
by eleeting Mr. Bayard, of Delaware, Prssi-
dent, and then adjourned till noon tO-mOr-
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NEW ADVERTIsRnENTs.

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Joseph Psrkins-oOal Dock aud Yard for Rent
Sherwood 4 otklsy-Dry Goods.
Ae'a'my Of MuEio-Duab Man sf SIansss,Sr-wsisr
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Hawks kBro.-PeriOlieals 70.
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n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
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A very large stock, apd all warranted of the best
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octl Cor Superior and Seneca sts.
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The New NOvEL.-"Ths Mill on the Floss, ,
the new novel by the author of Adam BeJe, is
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L A w BO O X S,
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T No. 1856 IA

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ANGEL and Ames on Cnrpnrutunsi
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Bshon ON NJ rriace and Divorce;
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Brigbtlefs Blgeg;
Cushne's Massachusetts, Reports, II vols;
Chitfy on Pleading, vols
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Curtis Deci ions in Sunrfme Court OF U s., 2 Vcis
Conkling Tr atlse the Courts of Ittld Statefii
Chittv on ConiTBe s.
Chitttndeuis Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chitiy on Bills;
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Green eai on Evidence. Tnt;
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II For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
tcd Snuff, 60 to G. Dietz III superior.st.
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Wm, 4, BaeheIOF's Hair DysI

The ONLY haTnIcss Qad TeliGbis Due ka0ioa.
The Original and best ia the world
Al gtheTs mitaionE and should be avoided
gu wish escape ndieule
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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his famous Dyes
WI A. BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces eOlsr
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not to iHure in the least however long may be continued
and the l elect Of Bad Dyes emsdied; the Hair nvgOr
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Made. sold appsd TN private rOomnl at the via
Factory, No x Broadway, N Y
sold IN all clues and toSns Of ths United States by DRUG
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The genuine has the uaIne and addgesu upon stssi
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AFB TOUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant. light. sty and durable
Fffting 20 oharm-uO turning hehnd-nO shrinking
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,hsss lhings are properly undsrEtood and made.
% Broadway New York.
,anH W FISRE. Clevsland Ohio Agent
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FROH WASHINGTON
WARRINGTON, May l,

WARRINGTON, May l.
At a moeting Of the National Constitutional
Union Committee last night, it was resolved
that the Wing and American National Con-
ventions be invited to meet with that Com
mittee at Baltimore, simultaneously with the
nesting Of the nominating Convention, on
ihe 9th Of May.
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DR.. HosTErTERs CELEBRATED BITrERS,
whose beneaoent effects upon the humsn system have
ooar pToyed 10 those who have been stricken doWn
short Saco Of Tine BY this droSdfu curse whose cheeks
are vunlnd msae, and whose nights are sseplsss and
frsfu and whose eyes dim and sunken, with death
staring thea IN the fare this compound must prove bouS
ing snaiohing them it from tho very nOuth Of the
grave None know ts value uni thoy have tost
ed A. when all othes have iaisd these BittsH have
stored TIE suaerors pristine heath 1heiy populuryn
AL the Western and southern parts should introduce them
10 all families.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally sVsyWhsio
q By HOsiser Smith, Soils PIOpstors, s. Water and
g Front streets, Pttshursh. nuyllw
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SALE OF THE CINCINNATI & CHICAGO ROAD -
This railroad was sold On Saturday last by James
II. Ray, to N. A. MurdOek, Pierre ChGnteau, J. F.
Gebhsrd, John H. Thompson and Henry Morgan,
for the sum Of $4,000 They represent the Chi
eago and Cincinnati Company recently organized
LAKE SHORE RoGD.-The following from the |
Rochester Union is one among the many favorable |
notices which the Lake Shore Road receives:
The road, extending westward from Buffalo and
connecting with al the roads Of the States, is in
capital order and is Of course doing large busi-
ness as it is the only connecting lux between the
iines of New York aud Ohio. No road IN the
Union is better managed, perhaps, than the Lake
Shore. The cars run at high speed and are reg
ular, and accidents are extremely rare. The ma
ture Of the country over which the road Is laid, is
highly favorable 70 speed and safety. The route IS
level, quite Tree nom hills and valleys, there are
few embankments and less bridges, and the road Is
straight enough Tor all practical purposes. This
road has taken the bulk of the passenger travel
fIom Lake Erie, and much Of the freight. Il must
be managed TO please the public or it could not re-
tain the business it,has. Passengers for Chicago.
lCiucinnad st. L9uis and al pOiufs Inust find the
Lake Shore the most directfoute aud the quickest
way by some hours 70 reach any point In Ihe west
or south west.
if.FffT il9 4TF
CtNe1SNAT1, HAMILTON & DAYToN.-Tbe stock.
holders Of this road net at Cincinnati on Tuesday
to hear the annual reports Of The President secre-
tary and Superintendent, and for the election of
officers. s- ~ Fhr
The reports were favorable and encouraging,
aud the following Directors were chosen: u.
! S. s. IHommsdleu, JnO. @. Wight, Jno, W
Ellis, Stanley Matthew'S. Geo. Carlisle. Geo. II.
diii, s. s.L'Hommedieu. VIM. Beckett J. b. Var
mum.
The onlY changes from theold Board are Mr. s
L'Hommedieu IN place Of E. ]. Miller, who hal
gone to Europe, and Wm- Beckett in place Of Mr.
Rbsfer, who declined reelection.
The new Board met ss O'Clock P. N and re
y organised BY elecslng s. s L'Homnedieu Is Pres
e idsnt Geo. Carlisle, Vice President D. AeLarel
Superintendent F. T. Short, Secretary, and Ia
fayette Banking Company Treasurer.
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n .ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY

II ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
III \ BEE This rk noS sdIni ted to he the most
practical pnd by far as best eXtant The dir cios
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inventor Of the celtbrated MOVABLE CONF BEE
HIVE. VII ch invention has given sneh IN inret' TO De
keetng during The last tw1 ysars by hls nFenii n
the honey not Wanod the support OF the bees Nluer
can be away without destroying or niunE the bees
The work is fully suppl With cuts illustrating everT
point n eoTrCct understanding Of e manage-
oas volume, as pages. 81 25. For sa'sby
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GAY AND SCALA New Novel,
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apI2
II ETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToA, Nay =.
The tEo-thirds resolution has caused dead
lock. Al adieurument 70 -RAliIRAse-ah A. 25.h IS
proposition. Tbs Southern seesders mset 70 day.
An tfort will be made to conelate them. Il Il 10
not ,uecesslul they will nominate JEFF Davis.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTs in these Pills srs the result Of long and
extensive pracce They mild in their operation, and
certain IN rorrsci all irregulartios Painful Menstrua
stions removing all Obruetous whether from cold or
Otherwise headaehs ponin the Se, papitation OF the
heart whites all uervons affections. Mysteries fatigue,
paia 10 the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep which
nE1ss from iBteuuniiou Of nature
. DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm snco ent Df new the treatment Of
toss aud 0bstrucons which have consigned
Thousands Of the young the beautiful and tbe be-
ovoa TO PrematuTe Crave. No female enjoy good
ealth unless regular and whenever obstruction
kss place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eGectuaI remedy ever knOwnf or al
plants peculiar Females To SD classrH
uabs, tHducihg 9Th certainty periodical ntgHlaTy They
are 20 thousan-E Hhe have used them dheTen
pe0da throughout the country having the Of
the eminent Vsfcidns IN America Explicit dtrec-
ong Fe.iag i5ea GHd Bksn Tier should not Be HStd wi
each BoIIhe p zee Oas Dollar each Der, eoHfaaA9 40
PiIls. =,
eat by mail promptly, BY enclosing price TO the General
AGENT Sold by Druggists generally
r. b HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
ig5 CHamberE St. New York
Sold in Cleveland at Wm fisks and Galord ham
uond'a. dec7e0WdGw;h0
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m20;CIuEs.

SURGICAL CASES
- Amputsting,
A'fc99Sl2s. cGa8!as.
Post Mnrtsm,
Strbrsmus,
IfsP&1ss Puef:s vial. ant
Pocket lDstr1msnt,
i'Tn nSvs = 70 D'''' FIsKES lls suOsrorst
WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA RENE
w DY-Propared By J, Burnett Oh cases
Asthma aOd difficulty Of e5oshins this / 9o15 y.p3e'
pENZINE-FOR REMOVlNGALL
esh 9 aSsSs SS It asos iFs5a1 sPils % so 1 's % Soc
sale by nSs2s 3. ". SACKRIDER
TRUSSES-OF ALL KINDS AND
i sizes; slso Shoulder Braces and Abdonisal S1ggS
TOILET ARTICLES.-BRUSHES
Il Combs Fine SOAP, toilet Powder Powder Puns 3
Boxes Hur Dees Cosmetics, Lqh1,s ssnase Perfaa,srY,
~, sl the lowest prices. al l. W. sAcKAloEAS-
ID AZ0RS 3 POCKET KNIVES
LII OF Gilehr,rs and wostenhq,m,s Is NIKE Es57Asd-
nOv26 f. W. s4GkADEh-
.HOAL OIL BURNING FLUIp
~ Lamp oilan cNHdlss al ne lSSsI W ZIG Prsss, ss,DzR
Thai Professor Woods Hair RealWRsiVs
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w the gr0vh and color of she halI. 4 ussd two OF
Sisrs H. cover he bad with naiaTs oEu sFnasns
the hai.; make II sof and beAutilm nan any ol
age Statesmen, Judgrs AIorneys p etora; R
Professional and Gentle an Lacs y Az e,SAss,
much in Us lsyer Read Tie ~ gsiS s3a W. Il 1ss7
| PRoF o. ] WooD-Dear yir; Soms ims an summer
wswsre inced to US seee q yssf :, EislI ~ % :, @ ~ ~
/ lie aifei "A fo reportit
Our te sons bead q. Sle ~. sslIs5 h Ia "a Tss
Nj ss came o. 10 conassusnee. uea fIleld
..slPs ai, J,1s li oos y srss. 81 70 osf SSss
Pd hsl % ~ Se s95' ss5 5,w sS ~ 'f u5s sfS 3 s
soon siatsd Ard eesu no~ say Nat our o has
ash5hy heal S S g,e al ne sfrS @ do haIs rsoiss yoSr
Restorative Is Periee, rsmsy "s az u-oAAea Of The
'O'ip 49, ---'-' Gro, ", HlGelNseTRAE,
PaoF WooD-Dear sirs Ny han lad. f0T several years
besR becpias prs surely gay aeegnpanied y halsh
srv In sr.ssing H. Whsn4 eommsIeed asilE yonr Hair
RsstoIsiive about two aaslls q sthlt endioa;
has turned % iis naigral color ard assumed 4 soilnsss
sbSc,ti io III u S9s s--r "a
rscard san eltice every LADIES' toilet.
5uTu1s Of rssirT Or - iir lave per-
mission TO reirT Al NM entertain aHE doubt of s
performing allthai is elainsd for f.. = s,,,ouDs
Cincinnati. o Fsb 10. ISL is TSird e.
PnoF. Wooo-Dsef Sir. By the adEies Of fas1d q
induced u " hal ne fever sos ts as ~, - s
s6@5 SssaI assi than sVs7 No.haS bes
duty and sympathy that Il y -
ho are actsd agf have bee > Wuud ildqca ne % ~
s puc ac now Of The benele
iFom Prof Woods Hair RestoTallse. .s.,1
a A.sn JACOBS.
The s.,orstivs s put ID bottles q Iaree elzes n.
Lslge medium and auIa t1e -. 49, 1 -.
ssssl, G o- more ii TToP0its than ;e snail rss -
sa SoIisrS rer bottle he larea A0lde qa[t ~ 81
, 90 .fs n ps55srtion, and Iafs foI three dola1 p
boyle ,.,or 20 rrs5.ies64s No ~ aToadIEay n
I 80 sn1 10 Ilf nlartG Etlsat, 8 LollIs SO
A. "a - al DFuEEiIia tad lunaI eedsl slisAisA's
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NORTON,S OINTmHNT,

SALT -RHEUM AND SCROFULA;
Permanently cures Scadhead Ringvorms and all Itching
Eruptions Of tbs skin.
Tis Ointment Penstratss the b,sis or the disease
sOss It's very sOurceand f the ssh beneath
The skin the suace Sold in rgs glass boxes price
50 cents.
Prepared by GERRIT Morton. Proprietor, New York
Depot at PENFoLD. PARKER d Mowers No. Is Beck
SOD b. STRONG & ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McCLINTOcK's CoLD AND COUGH Mix
TURE-Auong the cold and cough remedies" that food
the market, this stands ths solid basis true
medical science DR. AIcCntock stands in the FIRE iron
profession. lie stakes bis rrputson Whist be
ieTs 20 the SICK senuns curative. Never has thi
preparation falls ned his guaranty. Price Is cents.
Sold by WA. EISKE, and BY sIRONG & ARM
STRONG Cleveland. febs
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
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SAILED.

SAILED
Inc steamship Prince Albert sailed early
to-day for Galway.
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U-FOr MaItst a0d N.Ilno Report. se. an page.
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pE. HosTETrERs CELEnRArrn pIrrrRs.

a. PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH THE FEVER s
AGUEshoud not spare either time rOub or expense 10
rroaure
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~ The Book of All Others that should be read
by with damaged and broken down constitutions is
HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SRARCHEs."
II beautifully illustrated aud miauiey Of all the
syapoms that uyarshly develop themselves sooner
later, resulting mon tho fates and vitiatng habits Of
early YOUTH inotpueiiang the victim from sharing the
fFuon Of the matrimonial state aud, Il not checked in
time degenaEalius all the functions Of manhood, Al
bnngiig him siey by ep, 10 lingering and aRmely
dsaih.
Sold b. DR.. BARROW. 1st Bleeoksr street, N Y Price
. es1ts Seat free every where.
E'-Sold also By GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIM
FINKE, nrugsists. Cleveland. o. msyl
BRYAN's rASrELES VERMIFUGE.
Frem State Of n sirs Baton Rouge
An know BRYAR's VERNIFto tos;
IHsiolCss harmless, dsath tn worms
OF all sizes, kinds and forms;
Mothers feet indeed,
VIA THIS painless, peerless
Put up in bottles price * dimes
Sold By Wal. FISKE, and by STRONG ARM
sTRoNG. Cleveland fsbS
Dr.. JAS. MoCLISroox's PEcTORAL SYRUP.-
In the seemingly hopsess sell as tho earlier stages
chronic lung complaints ston the ocuRhng isiuceSsan;
the throat coated wit mueus the chest sunk tho lungs
sore, und the strength gone this hia irsnqu1lng
couRtoTitsni and restorative, vii from impend-
ing death
Price sIO0. SOLD By WA. FISKE, and by STRONG L
ARMSTRONG. Clsvalani. feb2s
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spsftal Notirts.
CLEVELAND SEWING MACHTNR,
frNTppnupn

t3- Fer Gas Fixtures Sna Fitting, apply a
FooG, EEswoarH CO.. Cor supsrior 4 ssssea ste
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- - .uraii. ne snail holds = PM, aEa
.;ais N one dollar per bottle p neaaa. aola q 1,t
10 - .-lls -
s,r9,s, SoarS per bottle; he laTea 0e qe5 ~ e
Sri rsrs n pr1D8rion, and lstais o7 thfeo aos p
q J. WOOD CO ,ProPris.u5.. 20 t.t agOaauAT'
srl1 10 IA Mari ls1a1f, 8 LiQ1ll. 30
a. "a II al DT1IIis sld FuaaT 0eees lls-AaE-s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-28
DIRECT NEGOTIATION
II a r dwa are and Cutlery.
S. W.AH. TUCKER,


IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
L have III store, and are receiving thrir supplies
for the Spring Trade, drecffrom the ma kers Oh
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large
they con hdsnty solicit an examination of the same
s. w. d IL TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main h "a ats.
Keoksk, March y, 1soo.d6w
MINERS PICKS, sAovELs, 40, for sale by
NI mehgddw s.W Ii. TUCKER.
IRIFFIN's HUksE Nails ---loId stock al ali
~ sizes for sails by S.W II. TUCKER.
LCYTnE XII l.Es.--fariona qualities of scyths
- Rifles and sharpeners for sAie by
March9 h9daw W. Ii. TUCKER.
A MES snoykLn-- A large stock Of Amss'
"a Hhoveis for sale low by
msrohs 8. Wa III. TUCKER
(ykIN DsToNEs. Dsres q, .ncs K nes, of Va
s.w. M.TUCKER.
sign 81 n ed fadfoCk.
March 3, 60-dAw Cor Main 2dst
LsENCE MAILS.
T. Fine Sd do
AnneAlsa DO toalinoh--a superior article.
Casing do
Finishing do
Barrel do
OF the Belmont fand, just received and for saA
Low by llneApl =. W. 4 u. TUCKER,
4 sURN GARDEN, u RUBBING aud elhsr n ocs;
~ Snaa~e She@cis, nss....S.ss -na Ticks,
6cythes, Snaths, and Arain Cradles;
Cow bells, kakes and Corn Planters;
OK, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay ,ntraw and Manure Forks; ~
And = large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY ON E.nd and for sale Low by
mchsdAw 6.W.A n. FUCKER.
rHExN HOOPS TRENS HNORSyN
| 4 NEW supply Of Trees Hoops, Of the sises
~ usually wanted, together with eenera1 -
srtment Of Coopars' Tools, just received. and for
sale low by =. w. 4 III. TUCKER.
600 LBS. prime POT ASH for sale by
o0o Apo s .. Is. VOWELL.
| 000 LBS, Pure RED LEAD OK very superior
ooo quality, for sale by s. ID. VOWELL.
ap26d
| & BBLs. iELLOW OcHRE for sale BY
" ap26 S.sR HOWELL.
i TX HHDS. prime N. ~. SUGAR for sale BY
LIZ W. III. AUSTIN CO.,
/ iyll lis Main-st.
1DBXn GERMAN SOAP. q. III. Hill %. = fcr
/ ~ sale by w. III. AUSTIN II 60. ss3
iulyIi lie Main-st. y
4 @AR GermA nm OAp.
InNR hundred boxes, Hill Co.'S, Cincinnati ,O.
~ for aAleby HOLT AGO.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-28
original Notice.

original NO ttce .aA..e IL sS
To Isaac VanAusdsIl, James n. " - Ausdsll,
Richard S. Cunning am, Hatch i Thonspson w.
W. Worthington, l.. Harbine aud john a. Gra-
ham
yv0U are hereby notified that there is nov on
u fle in the CierS oEice of the District Court
of lee county, Iowa, at kecknk, petition iii
Chancuy OF Charles Parsons Co., praying tas
against all of you) for the cancel citation and satis
faction Of record of certain mortgage made ty
Isa &C VanAusdal 10 you Jas. III. VanAuSdal and
Richard s. Cunningham, dnted 25h December.
1851, recorded in book s. page ls3. records of Lee
county, Iowa, being upon the NV L, sec. Q, town
ship SD N. range west, and the sw. ., town
ship SO N. range west, osiining that ths saIne IL
fraudulent mori gage; and ai.o praying for gen.
eral reliet, with coats.
And you each are required to appear and answer
said petition by the second day at the next term Of
said court which will he hcId on The first Morday
OF September, 1850, or decree will be had by de-
fault as therein prayed for
j. L0THR0P RICE,
July "a 1860 I'm Sol. for Petitioner.
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