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, 1861-03-26
Report as TO the Ne eds or kansas.


ATculsos, z. T.. March 23.-The special
Committee of the Kansas Conference Of the
II. E. Church, to whom Was referred the Ques-
tion Of the dronth and destitntion in Kansas,
made report which was unanimously adopt
ed. They eay: ave have been careful to gnip
all the information necessary to the formation
Of q correct opinion from ministers represent
ing all parts Of the State, and declare:
Firstly, that In October last there were not
provisions enough In the State, nor means to
procure them with, to preserve more than one
half Of the people from starvation.
Secondly. notwithstanding all the aid that
has been afforded us, the most Of our popula-
ton have had but little for their sustenance,
except corn bread, with little meat part Of
the time.
Thirdly. from au accounts, We have no
doubt that the Varfous stotement of facts In
regard to our condition made by Afessrs. Pom
eroy, Maher, and Hyatt, have been prompted
BY the purest motives, aud nre substantially
corrses, and TINT VIC tander them our special
thanks.
fonrthly, we hare reason to believe that
all counter statements, euanatIng from the
press, or other sources, have been In fgnof-
ance Of the facts or: through some interested
motives.
Filthy, that In our Judgment the dona.
tions Of our friends in the East have, in al.
most every instance, reached their destined
object.
sxthly, We desire, IN this formal manner,
10 express our heartfelt thinks to all our
kind donors, and assure them that their com.
blned iberality has saved the lives Of thous
ands, and prevented an untold amount Of guf-
ferlng. :
seTenth1y, it Is now several months till har.
vest, and we have but little in store, and we
pray our friends not to stsy their hands till
We shall be able to realize something from our
| OWL resources.
Signed by Alessra. Brooks, Moore, Teuney
Ham, stukeman, md Paulson, Committee.
, 1861-03-26

a60 =: .-''s 211 - .-.-........ 40
1N :. go :. ...-..-.-.- $50,
BEEF FCATTLE-5neceIved1.22 :. .22o1-> Market very
dull, except for choice shipping and good packing
, 1861-03-26
DUBTIC NOTICE rs REcEnY

4 given that on Monday, tbs swenty-afta day ot
Assch is6i It n7y oe1se ~ y SAr5ss E!.s! y ~
n oafE rs vale aud s:i ~ public anca to ts
hT ms ~ collateral security fr u eerta1
iaaebsedacss against hln u had, FIR collection.
landrst delaE+ each Of tha Ii sale 'far59r improve.
Ment sompasy; QUO Promi4susy Sats r1ade BY WM
do1ssd b Said az ~ for aSA datet March ~ 1ssa
anu payable In st4taen months Eull the d4ts thereof
With lut-Eu.s At <ea pe: c-Gs. Pr aen1m and ono
oEner s9se msee ey said WH 7. ssexa::, Fsfs2is 70
G.7Gs0 dated Aazca 22d, lS12. .Ed Parable IN two
ysars iron TIN da.a thereof with atc:Sss Il ten Pe<
cent. peE annuIu JAMEA NlLkEI,
Chlcago, March 9Th. iS51- nhJUlxtd
, 1861-03-26

:: Col. Eanson K1aa nm. interview with
=" Gov Tlekens.
t:GHAr1;xsrox,,..A March 25.-Co1. Lamon had
an Interview this morning with Gov. Pickens
and. Gen. ,Rea4regard, md left in company
with Col. parEea for Sumter. Tho opinion
Prevails that Msjor Anderson will evaeuate on
Wednesday Of thls week. -
, 1861-03-26

New ork market, cattle haye dropped IF in price
from Il to Is = cent in Chicago consequently
there was not as many changed hands US would
nit to the prices, concluded TO Try the Albany aud
Eastern markets, Hogs not very active, ranstng
from 81 80 to $4.T5. Good aheep meet With ready
sale taie & fen 2a ta s. 6Qp
, 1861-03-26

AUGUSTA Ga; Mnrch ee4-The State Con-
vention adjourned Saturday night: It adopt
ed 9tate Constitution to be- ratifled or re-
1ected by the people at the next election, in
July. = -"
Nothing new 1foin Montgomery
= It is generally believed that Major Ander-
son had evacuated Fort Sumter On Wednesday
last. r. "a, = :,
Troops Of the eouth are concentrated at
PhuEnrOln' *9.-
, 1861-03-26
Additional Commercial News by the
- Canada -

: - Canada.
Lrv1xroo1. BnEiDsrurrss sMAakEr.--corn firm
and shade deater; mixed, g1s;> yellow. as03as
Sd; white, 3ss 6s9s.s. -. :
LIVERPOOL PRoy1a1oN MARKEr.-Beef quiet, at
T0Ra0s. Pork dull and no American In the mar.
Eet Bacon dull and declined Is, under heavy ar
riva1a. Lard dull, bs956s. Ta11ow in fair demand.
North American 54@57s. :,
demonstrating Brothers q Co. report bread.
etnfs dull aud atesdy. White wheat 6S16Cs red
52zGe2s. Flodr 2993s..f Ta1Iow co..
HAvE8 MARKET, for the week Including the 9Th.
.-Bnead.tu firm. American wheat active, clog
Ing WEAKER
American stocks quiet; III Cent. 27H128 dis
count; do bonds, 8sX Erie R. r. %; Penn. 6s, let
mortgage, 60; do sterling, 80. "
, 1861-03-26

HrDxa III New ToAK, March 2a,-The market
eoultanes moderately active It steady prfces The
sales are 800 Port Cabelo. at abour 18e Less per
cent cash 100 Texas, on private terms; and 800
huenos Ayres, ,at aiAe, less4 par. cent cash.-N
2 Courier d EhQlAYrF. :. -.
NEW OnIEANs. March 20.-pork-The receipts
though more moderate hare bean I'd fair extent.
The demand Is mostly confined to the local trade.
Tln sa1es comprise about $50 brls of which 400
mess at eta moet $18e5 20 extra heavy at $18 80
2 brl, and 4ss btla b. g; at. Round lots may be
IL supplied ct $18,2s q hcl. Arrived during the
past three Eays 10 052 harrtl,, 70 hoEaheadR-
Cleared for: ro1.da 85, Texas 100 barrels.
Dacon-The receipts have been moderately fAir:
The demand is limited, and the naarket 54 dnu and
droortng. Roui d dlbtB may be quoted at 7@7A ior
shoulders, 100104 for fibbcd sides, and 11Hc v ID
for clcar:.~ The retail demapd e met at TX for
shouldera, l01< for ribbed aides, 19911N for clear
sides, 105A0lt for plain bans; and 12ea154e fqe
.shoa5ers at X, II DO at s9H. 80 90 Tibbed hldes
at 10A, II do clear sides at 11 and 20 at 1t5Sc.
Arrived, during the past three days, 28o caskH, G.
boxes. Cleared, for Florida 68, Havana s3 caska.
Green mcate-Thc ea es comprise $1,000 hs bog
round at. Shoulders may be quoted at B(16Hc,
hams at &C., and sides 84c 3 D.. Arrived during
the past three d4ys 6a, ,a00 lbs. Lard-The receipts
have been Ear, and the market il quiet but stea -
with good export dennad for prime. in .tierces.
The sales campr1se G85 tiercessprime at 9<e q b.
$50 at -, and loo tierccs No al &c q D.. Prime II
10Hc q n. Tire retatl demand Is supplied at l04
0l0Kc for Herces, and lie Q b Ia Kegs. Arrived
during the past TIRES days a519 brls aud s73 kegs
Cleared equal to . sol kegs, viz-for Florida z
Texas u. 1Campeacby 500, liverpool 2a,z11:-:Ntn
VT4tdH& PF3cS [1kTfNNf, (. =. ,o
, 1861-03-26

,'..SteamcrE. = Fl.
Bosrox, March IS The royal steamship
c1nada, whose. European. adSices were tole-
graphed from Halifax, arrived here this morn
PORTLAND, March 25.-The steamship Bo.
.he1nian, from Liverpool yis. Lond onde1Iy, has
arrived here.-t .-s---~:' -~-~ -
, 1861-03-26

). = Obituary. :
scRAz7ox, Pa, March .:a4:-Hon. G. ".
r KeafoEk, 2, q; ;Massh @ S5eommodere VII
, 1861-03-26

JAMES JOHN-I lain and Orua-
Z? mental Plasterer: 81 Adams street. Chicago Ill.
Illinois, WHO hare trstclass buildings complete the
coming sping that lie y prepared to fnrnis every
variety OF Ornamental coTnice and Center Pieces Of
the most rlAbosats drsign at astonishing low frice
Qrdess By mall promptly attended to. JAMES JOHE,
FL q. BOZ II3A- fEs5I1U1
, 1861-03-26

UWu IEEUuIGeH.
Signed BY Messrs. Brooks, Moore, Tenn
Ham, atukeman, and Paulson, Committee
, 1861-03-26

Whereas,

TRUSTEE'S SALE - Whereas,
1853 eseeutsd aol L deis:s;s4 q ,2 ne Tho usss::
+ Tns,f 5ea q
ef csEtssn PronsssoEy N9te the:cia mene.onei asl
ense heTeby s 9aae = . ho ecoEa Of sa. bsea VIA
s Gs1s = fEs; s = hsaSs
Rsa f2s sn s91s aSs
doa is bson a,sae 70 ma ey joha Ssooss tas PAGES
"a o e g s. q
saa IL s s rat.
G1urt aeuss IL ;as CITY g ces=e "a tas Ess1aM M af
ba ssss a. 81 L 2:isli Ell 6esa
e1ptessed ten t,.e forenoon ou Saturday
"a bssd i nj aese9es 2s All s,s4a:s i
Koai faal S Eods s9nih q the nne q sse1toa
sSts es onas s a1se
s q tS nerhxt asa & sso ina
sd1i nss Sd sSe;ss ssa: 8
IT, ee9t1e d said rad pase q hsgaalRS e CO...
tnsx aSSqs ~, ess esfa
tns appu5 thassno hso 81 az az ,s1S sas
sas III sssf Ss;; s5s iS;sS Z s., e
MASTERS sALE;-state Of ILL
N4 npia Cook County. Circuit Coof: Cock Eannty.
ii Chancrry Robert s:oyii Va Hen<yI. sPald1ag.
Frees. Ia:ssr Cba ;egIy i Go X County s.asa ot
oclaoE In tno ff,sooa Of said day Ia oSaiIenea 10
The maudate IA l=eree sns sed {. sst1 cn>e sel ):
1a1th door of the Court nausa Of ms County of Cook
ia tie cIsy Of CncaE1. all cr Tho taLwt3E detcsbe1
fhe andisidea half Of ths n2sthsxss quartz of secea
teen ii5 east taird principal asrid1ap. eefai
ay bs e e e 5s osa g 81
complainant By sad dasss. wiki principal. iasares1
oaiessos February x, 4. y ls0, ~ isasiz
, 1861-03-26
COMMERCIAL,

- AosDIr EVENING, March. Is. 1861.
Ths following sre the receipts eud shtIments fo7
sha EAST twentyfour hou1s: =. ~,
, 1861-03-26

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County. $: s.-supertor Court CT Ceicsso. haeen
,Tetn, 1851: TEssvan CLa?hes aatt 1ane!. KaSeiFs
". Gideon D. L.uocl, Gecr6a 2. GiEo1 T.. ". tl1At2
an3 M Jds;s y, y M:;4Fas 2 -ia q aa:s:E o,s,.,
George f. Giaord AMI f. i: i1.!--;n c.scsdant4 nhora
E4ne navny nsea aica y ne 2;ass q Es LlsI2 9!
e The sad tildepu D. Clifford. r-cEsa z: Clifford sna
W. Pt;z1n, tha: the eomplataants flied tAcir bill
q fcoarlant T. sa Court or sae Gaaneesy sds t:ers
ons thcreHpoE asnel OFT OF s:4 Court against said
defeadaats TetuEnabie ,ho ar.t Mondsy Of Febsa.
nry next ISL a. IS By law rssared ana aft"fward. TO
Ns;.on t.e ssi day q Es1rn+r.. Y ssl On ~ al!ss
18n "
Now. .there:oEe qala.. you, TIE said se7n Glfo!d
EeoEg7 r il1orl aud r. F1tkt.. sl.a' r:rso, ~, ally
q Go9s CoaRty on ne afst aa} Of n nsas tesa
The nrs. Monday Of May; l@ii: aed .plaSd, .HsHes
OF dennf 70 the sail conaian =; bill OF gomqia.of
the zae and tAd matter. and thing. therein cnlfxad
3oa stied Will ba t4ken ~ conf ssed. an'f deer;s
bill w. EfNBAIL Clerk
WAkM, T.x AHMAS q CEIER, Complts sol'1.
NH ,IaS19&W..
, 1861-03-26

TT AIR COLOR AND RESTORA A.
- TfVE--Aair that has become grey IS SUCCESS
fSly restored to is Easu1ai cooE Etth2at d{etns
@Eesto5atiye. @ = pfemotes tne grosth. pseysnts i
W1thout G91eE1ng tae kt1. The Lates Ike it Sold
bF LII IVES No. 19e South Clark street, Chicago,
, 1861-03-26

Sf:,ususs E sals: aid Isntipsnq Yards-1lsch. c.
X. R.-Mariets 4eaorttd By WALTER SlsEEaA1s,
eErtsazy for he TRIBUNE, treek ending Aon-
:::-;day. .Aareh 25, 1861:
6tockreeeiyed for week .-162o Cattle
" Sc .....-......-.-.1i72 Hoss
, 1861-03-26

Lntex from New Mexico.
INDEPENDENCE, March 25.-New Mexican
mail with dates Of 1th inst, arrived to-day,
only Is days out
Captain Holloway, Lieut. Boyce aud Lieut..
Kelley Of the United States Army, came
through as passengers. Lieutenant Kelley
has resigned his commission. and is en- route
for Louisiana, to join the Southern Confed-
eracy.
Captain Holloway reports and abundance
of stores for the Army in New Mexico, with
the exception Of flour, which is very scarce
There Is great scarcity Of provisions among
the people Of New Mexico, md some Elf:
"->~eA. Eofing, who takes command Of tae De-
partment Of New Mexico, was met at Fort
Wise, getting along well.
The cause Of the failure of the mail last
Tuesday was owing to4not having been started
from Santa Fe on the 4th inst. The probabil-
tty is that hereafter this mail VIII rnn
promptly and make the usual time, as IN
abundance Of stock, corn, &C., has been sent
out on the road.
The indians on the route are to all appear
ancea friendly, but no confidence is placed In
them, an l an attack from them ut my time
would not surprise any one The road is In
fine condition, and grass on the Arkansas very
good.
The report from the San juan mines is by
no means ,hatter!ng. Other mines have been
discovered, but none that will Justify work
ing.
, 1861-03-26

Mf =STER'S S4LE.-State Of Iii
ea:o-ia hasesry sfhx {. FIT, r. idsnt 81 ia
Artisans Ba1. ". skepueu l. Dousl.s Adsle Uo1:!sa
and AuEa,r Belmont
Puhllc notice + hereby Efvea ttss IN nursuanca Of 4
desret*t ordrr ct red t?s a,vs entitled ca1se oa
ter Ia Chaacery nf sls supetor Cur q Ch!ca. VIII
ssli at puo4fc auctn ~ Lsc SElds for cash ns
IA tae :tlty ri CA:1a: IN sa11 CiunlY of CotL
1EE=DAf, tee Il c:t t:.t7ta .sy Of ti;r.f, y ST.
ing d.scstbri al esil:a s.taata ! .s a:t nat:; r.
1as Chy Of Chi aga coaa.s " Cao., and s.s = g
b5s:! 1nclustye. IN Gtck ~, III srcoers Adeluo.
~ ChIcr2o, or ruc1 Of Sad premises ks Ntsy ea
nsea*sar IT, satisfy ss iadcbtcl4uts dae sa.d Cnn,
rtahaut H.der tAid decree nnu custs, tosr1it1 With
Aastlth Gea5, I'll. 4tJas ti-u1rSceGts SAIL
eA.E, LIZA SCuTT,
Master II Cla.cc7y CT The Court ol ~
Chicago. March lGtl, LII utLlreI. +, ID
, 1861-03-26

VIC lcarn from pirate dispatches received hero
this a4teznooa, that there 1s a brea on the czra1
near Morris. The extent Of the damage was rot
, 1861-03-26

Holmes, who eays HI. Seward. desired him to
say to the people Of uhRfleAton- that he-Mas
for peaceful settlement and would do every
thing In biz power for :anz anlicable arrange
ment. Also that Gen. Scott gave similar
policy, aud that majority Of the Cabinet DE-
sire the evacuation Of Fort Pickens as well as
Fort Sumter. - -.
WAsHNGToE, March 25.-Mr. Benjamin +.
MhefWood Of New York Shae been aPpotnted
an Engineer IN. Chief III the Nary, s!ss Archi-
/. bald resigned; = - - 4: z~4ftfzs ~,
Tie Cabinet Is f1ibess1onl to-day on appoint
nents to I'LL vrcancies, which It ls necessary
for. the senate to- act upon previous to its
Adjournment, which viii take plece On
Wednesday. -
, 1861-03-26


7s@7gxc for fresh receipts No. 2 Spring;
and TG7s4e for old receipts do.-the
market closing Arm. The Canal Is now free o1iee.:
and the receipts Of corn were G9058 bnshcls;; and
j, under good demand the market Vas frmer and
1e higher With sa,es Of about 50 600 bushels at eGc
foro1d receipts, and 27H0ss:Hs for fresh receipts
Mixed, in etorc. Oats were dull and. neglected.
'Eyewas dali, with sales at 41c on track Barley
~as dnl1 aud heavy, with ea1es Of good At sG&cc
del. Hghwtnes were steady at 14c. =:
The market for Seeds was dull and-dcpressed.
Timothy were in but light demand, and the tend
euey was downward-Ea1es being limited at s.. 90
o. CO; .Cloger was neglected. Hungarian Grass
seed waa sold at SC per 80 1oE, and Miet Eecd at
The Provision market Is quiet, with some in
-QuIry for Ness Pork a. s1s.a5-h elders generally
aslling SIC So Cut1neats arc scarce end nominal
Lard is dull and almost entirely neglected. Dress
ed Hogs were In fair request and steady at s. Is
@60o. ..a~
The receipts Of Cattle were heavy, and the mar
kcs yesterday was dult and~prices ruled A@Hc
: lower On medium Eradcs. There waa fa{f demand,
however for prime pack]ng and shipping Cattle at
e. 503.50 Common to AedIcm were eoM at $2.-
e5@sbo. Lire Hogs were in fair request, both by
packers aad shippers, and the market was steady
1t A-6o94c0for light to heavy. Sn::'. T.
= Frrigtts continue firm To-day wu report en-
Gagements for -tix vessels, at SOC for <sJhcat to
Kingston, for seseels port and 1s4c for vessels
TO arrive !; and Is for Corn To- Dufzalo vessel to
load 11n1dedIately. = - -,
11oua. WHEAT, eouT: AND oars IN sToas uoSDAr.
, 1861-03-26
BY. TELEGRAPH;
REPORTS ABOUT ET.,;SUM1E | Err.
THE CONDITION OF FIT. PItkEEs.

The Traitors ut Work In Arlzo.
ma, Sonora, DC.
, 1861-03-26
.prov1EionH.-

ST. Lou1s- March 22-PorIc-- Market quiet, de-
mand being In small way for orders. With eales
of sO br1s mese ialots at SIT and 50 do at $17
Of rumps 80 brls cold at $11. 50. Cut Meats s-Some
inquiry for sides, and eale two for upriyer de-
1lv.ry on t.; very few transactions made public,
4 small lot from levee In bulk at 5c for shoulders
and 8Xc for sides hams -unealeabie.- Lard--Dn1l
and heavy inferior qualities not wanted. Sales
include about 100 pkgs prime at. 9Kc; ANAL lot
manufacturing at SKc.-Dsm. :"
, 1861-03-26

: C1<GA1xED4r .-.- -iAAIE1 -.
n HamIln. Ottawa, 81, ,6I4 # lumber. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-31
166O. Fall and Winter 1890.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED!
]. r. uurcHIsoE. JAMS DEWEY.
HLT TCHINEON d DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
rnIRD -srHHKr, net. MAIN 1 JOHNSON

OE1s AAAN = SOANSUNs
HBOKU
1IAvE just received IT their Fashionable Taller
II ing an1 Furnishing Establishment, choice
om1 sxteDsly snpply Ut BsOadcissAs. Gas.
&oomsros, vesltDEs, and Dents Fur.
wAehlng Goods. 81 all descriptions.
I'D guarantee that their work shall be done in the
{ mest approved and satisfactory manner. They are
s5oonatsltiy receiving the New York and Phiixde-
16A fashioas and rsspeetfully solicit al Tho
Eood work and the best atarial 10 give en- cal
OF s, dIy. HUTCHINSON DEWEY. y
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Besides large stock Of the various articles OF
Groceries, which oner 81 he very lowest figure.
We will Ut Ali times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Eeeswax, and such
articles produce as will lpreserve their mature in
transportation.
Scntl2d
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A LIVERY STABLE! ~

On First-st.. bet. Main a. johnson.
llORSES, BuGGIES and CARRIAGES Of the
a best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day or week At prices to
suit the times.
Iransiento customers accomm odated.
0raers for the Omnibus to run to and from the
Railroads and eteamboa left at the Stable or the
u. Charles Hotel, will be promptly attended to.
declOd V.VAkuhsDAL.
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Envei0pcAl knveloPes!!
DORTE-FoLIO, Ofhcial, Consular, Legal Invoice,
4 Bank, Document, Pachct Post, tommerea !
Pest, BALL Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, caid, and Drug Envelopes Of all styles
and prices. just received ut
OGDEN BHOWNELL CO.'S
City Book Store, 81, MAin-st.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY. JANUARY 1861
FOOT OF SOUTH wATRR-sT.,

FOOT OF SOUTH wATRR-sT.,
Chicago, HIN O1s.
hNLY so FEET FROM MTHEGREATCENTRAL
~ DEPOT OF Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
81. Jo. IIlinoisCentrsl, Lafayette and India napo
hs, Michigan Central Cairo and st. Louis, CincD-
nAti Railroads.
This House 10 now under the management Of
K. WHINE, well known asformerproprietor as Of the
Neil House, Columbus, md Whine Honse, Cincin-
natl Ohio, and will be sustained In all respects ax
6rst class house NJ he low rate Of dola and
6fty canta per day
Baggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
Charge ffebb60~dtfl
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Business Cards, not exceeding ak liLss, inside
SIS, otherwise tIo.
Fsaegai Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
10 space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
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head oil. opeelsl Notices., = EoGlle fhe orGsneys
rates.
Special Notices in the Local Column 20 cents
per laac.
Alver1isenents ordered q tks inside exclu-
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So rer cent. aore han the Above rates.
xl3tyeastsfsg gaaretnscmsnas mssl be pAte for
~ aavcses. Ihis rsit will not be vArisd from
WAen the aayertlScI ascs the Weekly AIons.
the price Will be the same ~ in thc baiiy-
where the DAii5 aAd Weekly are both used,
IS Ter cant. ~illbe deducted from the aggre-
ssta amount.
Under the prsssntsystsm, the advertiser
psys much for sae space he occupies, the
changes being e. ar gsabie Tor the con position
only. This plan is nov generally adopted
Our charge Tor changes will be Is cents per
FyIn all cases where advertisements are
discontinued acfusc the expiration of the year
or the tine contracted for, hey will be cha rxed
ND at our regular rates ter tae tEEe actasi-
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outlines, DC II rninE q truly national benefit.
wa Subscriptions received and forwarded by
j. A. MASON, Dentist, Agent for kcokuk.
Rov22i
asaiUtBon OF CO.PHrInerAhip.
rTi Partnership heretofore existing between
l Drs. M. w. Hicks and j Ill. Andrews Ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
DR.. Hicks continues the practice OF Dentistry 81
the old stand,
All persons indebted to the firm are requested to
call and settle. nj. w. HICKS.
Keokuk, Dec. Is. 1860. J.H. ANDREWS.
dec2ld1w
D AGA WAN1kD, tor which We will pay CAsn
~ W. III AUSTIN CO.,
nAh1 1l6 kain-et.
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUfACTOkY
<OLANk Books made aud lsdto Hny required
Dpattsrn. Court Records, ,J Justices Dock cts, Az
SCISSORS 'Eooks Pol Books, TO. 80. furnished at
ohorl notice.
Ola 1ook ., ,Aa siA "A usic - O., ,oouna or re-
heuni in any style desired.
Gaer.gy Diadcry will be found in McCune'
Bailciae corner Of Main md Seeond-sts.
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DAY & BRO,
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NO. iO5 MAIN-sT..

kEOki
A Rk ~ receipt Of
~ 6ue kegs a.sortcdNatls,
100 bxs. acrman Soap.
80 ;. Fancy Toilet Soap.
30 don. extra wire hama. led brooms,
SO bxs. assorted Candy,
100 Fancy Candies
30 reams Writing Paper,
20 ,OU0 Envelopes,
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IS 600 Havana 6's q
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10 bbls. assorted Mats,
l0Ukegs Bicarb soda,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24
TO tn Union Dem of FRANKLIN
40 lf48t County, ~ deh4e n, saAs3.s s.

M#H""
Notice is hereby given to the Union Democ
racy Of franklin county, to meet on Friday
August 30. 1861, between the hours of three and
sir O'Clock p. M, in the townships, and sir and
sight o'clock P. NJ, ip the Wards, at the usual
places of holding elections excepting Norwich
township, which will be held at Schofeld's
School House, and the Fourth Ward at Gavers
Ware Room, and the First Ward at the Gait
House), to appoint delegates toattend the Coun-
ty Convention, to meetat the City Hall, inithe
city of Columbus, on Saturday, the 3lst day Of
August, 1861, at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose of putting in nomination two Representa-
tives in the coming Legislature, one Sheriff,
one Treasurer, one Auditor, one Recorder, one
Coroner, one County Commissioner, and one
Infrmary Director. = +''iiiH % f2Yo
At the same time and place one delegate
from each Ward and township will be appoint
ed to the Senatorial and judicial Convention to
nominate candidate for Senator and Judge for
this district Time for holding the Senatorial
and Judicial Convention will be fixed here
after. a+EE W fa3&AuT
The following is the number of delegates al
lotted to each Ward and Township, based upon
the vote cast for Supreme Judge in 1860, allow
ing one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction of twenty five votes so cast. :