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The Right Spirit.

As we go to press, it is not to be douoteo
but that the war feeling is deepening IN
our community. Such spirit was never
known before People are wakenlng up
to feel that they have too little loved their
country, or appreciated the blessings OF .
free government Heretofore they have
never tested their patriotism by that So
verest of all tests-the readiness 10 do and
swG:r. Now they are ready to do and if
need be to suffer, even to death.
The noblest spirit aninatss our young
mer. 1t is that of q free Offering OF
themselves in a cause which they deem
to be the united cause of God and Lib
erty. The cause of Republican govern
ment-of Free Democracy-standso or falls
with the preservation of this Union.-
This cause has long been deemed at stake
on what men call the American Expert
ment;" this nation had a sacred origin; 1t
/ has had the most favorable auspices; it
has nothing to fear from foreign enemies
it has all adequate resources if 1t falls to
pieces, it will be because of the inherent
weakness of a popular government. So all
the despots of the world will say, and lib
erty looking men in all lands will mourn
over SO great calamity, should it come; a
calamity whose influence will reach to the
utmost boundaries of the civilized world.
Then too, the feeling common that it
would be unspeaking, base, and Infamous,
[ To rof
csived from our fathers, and having all
requisite means to transmit it, secure and
improved, to posterity, to betray this trust.
They who shall in the future write the
history Of this Federal Union, can heap no
more lasting approbium upon the rebels
Of to-day, than that they squandered this
/ legacy; they betrayed this trust; they
ruined this patrimony. We desire no part
in this work, and none of this infamy
/ The rather, we say, let the lives go, let
money so, but this fair heritage Of Repub-
| licaa Liberty, never
| 1t is not to be disguised for a moment,
that Slarery is the cause of this trouble. 1t
is not to be denied that the South has
never been seriously molested in the pos
session of this property, or in its control
of it. This, az Judge Douglas has shown
in the Senate, can never be alleged as a
cause for this most wicked assault upon
our Government.
The true cause is doubtless nothing else
! than the unhallowed and reckless ambi-
ton of politicians, who, not able to crowd
themselves and their barbarous insttu-
ton upon the free people of this land,
writhing under the growing indignation
and scorn Of universal christendom, have
sought in this policy, both ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and revenge; but while God and his COS.
pei are on the side of Freedom, their re-
vengs will fall ultimate on themselves
their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT will prove their hu
initiation and shame.
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Anti-gIorse Thief Society In Adams

Hr Editor For tn" purpose of protec'
ton agains. the dePreda,ions of thieves, a
conaay was organized in this vicinity IN
the fall of 1859 denominated The North
Vile Protective Association il numbers
about forty members, and at the last an
uurl meeting held on the first Saturday OF
January lat the following named persons
were elected officers for the present year
VIM W Sw-etiand I,ce .nres,L1t, James
+. Powell Treasurer, Vim. Fleming Sc ,tIrE
aud Z. < Carr, Robert Rumny, and +
StoutcnJurgh. Erecu:tre C91Wdnee-
There are also number of persoEs ap-
pointed as riders, who hold themselves III
readiness 10 execute the orders Of the OK
eculive committee.
WV FLEMING, Sec.
Adams ADril ojth 1861.
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Substance of Latest Despathes.

The following is the substance Of the
dispatches as read at the court house last
evening:
The Government has placed large de-
tac:lnient Of troops along the railroad from
Philadelphia to Havre de Grace to protect
tho workmen in repairing the bridges.
The Petersburg, Va, Express of Tuesday
says there are about 10000 troops at Rich
mond. 1000 at IIarpers Ferry, and 2,6OO
at Norfolk
jeff Davis has concluded not to issue
letters of nlarque until the meeting of his
provisional congress.
Great excitement continues a. Baltimore.
Rifles have been placed in the hands of CT
tizens to be rsed in firing upon troops from
the houces if any attempt to pass through
the city.
$4,000 volunteers have thus far offered
their services in Ohio. The Governor says
he is nearly mobbed 10y officers of compa-
MES begging TO be accepted
A gentleman who left Charleston on
Thursday of last week and came to Bal
timore. says Gen. Beauregard was at Charles.
ton quietly experimenting the repairs OF
Fort Sumptsr; that there was no excite
ment there; that nctroops had gone north,
and none were likely to 60.
The Governor OF Delaware has finally
Issued his proclamation for volunteers in
response 10 the President.
Eight steamers arrived at Annapolis on
Tinriday, with 5000 New York and Penn
syIv mia troops, who, with a second de
tachment of 3,000 were to march at once
to Washington
The railroad between Annapolis and
Washington is open and in the hands of
the government; but is used principally in
transportation of supplies
Adv;ces from Frederick, Washington and
Allegany CO.. Md, show a Union feeling
and that the people viii rebel if Msryland
eecedes-
About 20, COO troops had arrived at Wash
in rton on Thursday.
Senator johnson, Of Tenn, was mobbed
ut Lynchburgb, Va, on his way home from
Washington
Negro Instruction rumors from Louisiana
There will be but one voice from Maine
TO the Pacific for the Union, and but one
purlose--tile pre- serystien Of the govern.
Ilent-w:il animate the mighty host OF
brave men who will respond 70 the call oil
their bleeding country.-1olsdo Herald ana
Tines.
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The two first named were accepted, ard
left Ottawa on Monday last The last
named vas accepted, and left here on
Monday.
Capt: Burleson's company consists of
old men, veterans Of the war of 1872, &c,
all men over 40 years of age. Captain B.
was himself with Scott at Chippewa and
Lundy's Lane and other OF those brilliant
engagements during the war of 1912
Capt. Reeds company is composed prin-
cipally of Germans, the Turner Society
being at the head of the list. There are
some 100 names on the roll, we under
stand. Three other companies are being
made up; one by J. B. Ford, Esq, another
by Mr. Jacques, and the third at the News
Depot. Capt. Moriarty, of La Sale, has
also been recruiting with some success in
this city to fill out his company, the great
t er part of which has been raised in Is
! Sale
Capt w S Gibson and Capt. T. c. Gil.
sons eompa, S were, at latest advices, al
Springfield; Capt Hotalings company i.
AT Cairo
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BLAeKwooDs MAGAZINE FOR ArRIl-The
number before US is very fair specimen
of the present character of the Magazine.
ltcommences with a paper on Spontaneous
Combustion in which an account is given
of the principal cases which have been re-
corded, and the evidence sifted with care
and discrimination, the conclusion being
reached that there is nothing to give the
slightest countenance to the theory, and
that ''the continuance of its advocacy in
dictionaries, cyclopadias, and works on
medical jurisprudence, is disgrace to the
| science of our day Then follows Italy
by Mare Monnier, work which deals with
the intellectual rather than with the mill
tary or political condition of that country.
| A good-natured review Of Bartletts Die.
tionary of Americanism follows: and then
We have paper on Life in Central Africa
being the result of sixteen years travel by
! William Petherici1, who seems to have
written a very readable and trustworthy
narrative Then we have the World Of
Weimar gossiping letter, of tie nature
of which the title is a sufficient indication
The serial tale of Norman Sinclair is help
ed another stage on its was. Genera
Patrick Gordon, the Russian Scot, furnishe:
another of these autobiographies, whieE
let us into the private life of Scottish wor
thies of by gone times. The number close,
with the Punjab in 1857 being sum
mary OF the book on that subject by tho
Rev. J. Cave Brown, Chaplin of the Punjat
| Movable Column.
Republshed by L. ScorT & Co. 81 Colo
Street, New York.
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Board Of Supervisors.

A special meeting of the Board of Super
visors was held in Ottawa on Wednesday,
81 members being present. An appropri.
stion Of SIS, 0o0 was made, Sf0, 0C0 for the
support Of families of volunteers, if needed,
and $1,000 to pay s. each to the fret 1000
volunteers raised in the county, for cloth
inG.
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Has Ioyejoy Volunteered Yeti

We are unable to learn We have watch
ed the Princeton papers closely, but can
not find that he has made motion in that
direction. Senator Wilson, Of Massachu
sets, has volunteered as a private What
prevents Lovejoy? Come, Owen. down
with your name,
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1fortgage Sale.

W. HEREAS. Margaret Mostin. did on or about the
w 18Th day Of May. A.. 1859. execute and deliver
to the undersigned. Richard l.. o'Rey mortgage,
her certain mortgage deed OF that date, where
conveyed to sad Richard l.. O'Eely the premises
certain promissorv note, in said deed described, of
of fy dollars, and due and eight months
per anaum. Which said deed was ed for record in
the Recorders office in and for the county OF LaSals
and State of Illinois, the 18th day Of Maya 1889
and duly recorded therein, in book No. % OF Deeds
pages $50. $50, and y.
Of said note Now therefore, public notice Is hereby
ryen TO YOU the said Margaret Mostin, and all 9TH
ers herein that the said Richard L. OReily
will by virtue Of the power vested in by said deed,
and for the u.s. aid purposes therein expressed sell
public auction the highest bidder for cash, the
court ousr door, the city Of Ottawa in said county
on the 2Sth day Of May D. 1851, betr the hours
of O'Clock the forenoon and O'Clock in the after
noon Of said day the following described real estate
situate in the city Of Ottawa, ~ State aors.
said, viz
The interest Of said Margaret Msstin in Bleck No
eighteen 1s) in the original town Of being the
half Of south west quarter Of no. three ( in
said biock) and all the right and equity Of redemption
Of the said Margaret Mostin her heirs and assigns
deed for the premises will given to the purchaser,
imnedis teiy after the sale.
RICHARD I. oREILLY, Kortoooes
D. =. CAMsRoH, Sci [sp2e-lwJ
RUY -FOUR cH0oL BOOKS ;.
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Ottawa Military Spirit.

Ottawa has already sent three volunteer
companies into the field, and has two more
organized and full awaiting the Governors
orders. They are as follows:
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CoNPAsY C.
Capt. T. c. Gibson P Laid
Lieut. B. F. Uotch-A Love
kiss Charles Milisard
Lieut. D. Hapeman II Miller
g Chas Huston { G Moss
Ordsrley J IL LslandJames Marston
Jeremiah Allen Stephen Mahar
Philo Avery w ) Macornbu
Warren Allen S II McLsury
VIM Armstrong W N Moss
w. : Armstrong II McInhiil
Mylo Allen David Mur,lock
Geo Anderson Mccormick
David Brush Richard Martin
5 Baldwin stephen Nicholson
Andrew Boice S b Omstead
Geo Biynell VIM Parker
r B Clark 3 6 Pierce
D NJ Clark Fletcher Phelps
VIM Clark Charles Pratt
Henry Collins Ed Parsons
r S Couch James Rilmaha
Patrick Cunmins Jesse Ready
Geo Cloud ii Il Rooney
E j Campbell jeremiah Sample
/ John Curtis Joseph Sample
VIM Colernan James N Smith
Richard Donough John A Smelling
/ Timothy Dwyer David Slahury
/ Isaac Dean O Sanderson
James Flanagan Henry Sheldon
W p Gregg NJ Smith
| o Gallon ARK Smirnoh
i liibbs W h Stewart
Jrmes HINT John Spsller
James Harrigan Horace Ihorne
John Hammond G l. Toonbs
A Hopkins q " Wakefield
W II Hutchinson q " Ward
II Hill Thomas Weeks
ID T johnson q q Wentz
Richard johnson q D Whitman
! II a Jackson } Whippie
| Lewis Kennedy VIM Wilkinson
| & Kellogg NJ Wickersham
! w II kensler Jos J Wilson
X W King Caleb Wixon
S ii Knapp George Wooden
Evrus Leland
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STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
New York & Liverpool,
Landing and E"Larking Passengers at Queens.
to,cn Ireland
LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Intend d-spsicbing their full powered iron
Steamships, every Saturday At noon, from
Pier ~ North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First cabin S15 Steerage. .....eSo
do to London. 20 do to London ~
Steerage return tickets good for six months, $50.
Passengers ior~aTded 10 Paris, Hayre. Hamburgh,
Bremen, and Rotterdam. at reduced thr ough fares.
Persons wishing to bring out their friends can buy
tickets at Ottawa at the following to New York:
From Liverpool or QueenstoSn first cabin, So, S85s
and 4it5
sieerage from Liverpool, $40; Queenstown. $50.
These Stesmtrs have superior atoms for
Passengers, and carry experienced surgeons
They built ia water tight iron sections, and have
Patent fire Annihiiators.
Apply 10 J. W. FAY,
aL20 At the Erch0nse EtnE.
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COMPANY B.
Capt W Gibson Henry Hamilton
Lieut. J Y Skinner T. p Hinman
Z A Mullett Samuel Harmon
j II Wiedmer w l. Harmony
Serg't Chas Stout John Har~ick
. II Powers John j Kneedier
" c Z Dickey W Fl Knapp
p Buckley FG King
Corpl A W IiollisterF S Kellogg
&c Cameron Ebenezer Lewis
RW BuchananWm Lammey
IIel r; Mays B Levitt
Colr Bear r, A Z Kingdom Lowman
c A Andres Chas Malaise
Thos Barry Richard Many
Thos Barney Bruce Mccormick
Morris Barrett ii Norton
Smith G Beebet John \ Patterson
T 5 Baker John Roberts
Thompson Bristol Thos Reedy
S Carter Franklin Reed
y Collins L 3 Singer
James c Comas John Scott
q Cooper James Stout
w W Clark Il V Simpson
w Dewey W h Stewart
VIM Dsnsmore + ii Stumph
John D Davis y l. Swap
Richard Donorgh c NJ Shaw
} 5 III Doty c J Skinner
VIM Doonar 6 G Straun
Newal W Everhard " l. Smith
Albert ii Ebersol II Ii Singer
W A Elder l. II Thompson
Peter Eler Gustave Na!lercaud
II Fredenbugh l. " Van Doren
James ii Faber Ct " Ward
Joseph Fritz III J Wright
+ c Field Peter Wyman
! Henry Girard d Western
J ohm Graham q Williams
o K Grant. Hemer Wilson
John Garry " N Geek
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.
in service, rs prepared
Courtney. There was
the Adjutant of the
Ulcers:
ANY A.
Chas H Kohn
+ NJ Lane
Jehn Loss
Samuel Lambert
w II Mortimore
S II Moore
John T Moreland
Edison Mason jr
c w Maher
Jas X Miller
Frank Z Miller
Andrew Oleson
John w Patterson
Samuel S Patterson
E l. Place
VIM Pettingrew
Thos Rogers
Henry Robinson
Samuel Reed
II Robertson
Samuel Sparks
Geo E Sutphen
Eli Sparks
Wilson J. Smith
Eli II Scovel
z F Scovel
Andrew Stein
John c 1insley
j w Ward
E A Weightmon
Ezra WinnemOre
Edward Whelan
Linus S Warren
c p Whitman
and Is other name
not obtained.
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SOAt.
Capt Chas Hotnling
Lieut. &C Campbell
" E NJ Wright
" j W Simmons
S V Brundags
c T Brundage
B Bell
II II Burger
Levi Butterfield
VIM Burgess
J l. Benson
Zenas Bryan
VIM Brown
j X CHANNEL
w G Colscott
Christian Chrisfller
Geo w Cooper
W E Dobson
VIM lockwood
James Dyer
j Ii Edward
| G L Fuller
! Asahel Forbes
D r Gregg
Pon,roy Gamble
John ellis
Charles Hays
w S Harmony
Edward Hays
James Hoag
Henry Hodskinson
Martial B Iverson
Benz w Jones
Cora Jones
VIM Kelly
Cy rus ii Kepner
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Ottaw. Milit,rv Comp.nie,.

NtaWa Military Companies.
We subjoin full lists of the officers and
men composing the three companies from
Ottawa that are now in service, rs prepared
for US by Adjutant Courtney. There was
no returns made to the Adjutant of the
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DUY -FOUR CA0oL BOOKS At
ID jaA9e OR7oH1 BOOK s1oRA
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There will be but one voice from Maine
70 the Pacific for the Union, and but one
purrose--tie preservation Of the govern
Ilent-w:ll animate the mighty host Of
brave men who will respond TO the call of
their bleeding country.-1olsao Herald and
IS1.cs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-27

SO t0rbearing ana paclhc has been tn
policy of the Federal government-anx
iously hoping for return to reason in the
minds of our Southern brethren-that
they were suffered to erect their batteries
in the jaws of our guns at Sumter-hnally
losing to us that strong fortress by the
most unexampled forbearance and reluc
countrymen. And simple attempt, on
the part Of our constitutional government
to provision . starving garrison in one oil
our forts, of which the revolutionary au
thorities had received official notice from
the government, has been made the occa
sion for a destructive bombardment of the
fort. Overpowered by numbers, our gal
| liant men had to lower our glorious flag,
and to surrender ON terms dictated by
rebels
The spirit of a free and brave people i.
aroused at Tart. Upon the first call OF
the constitutional government they are
rushing to arms. Fully justified in the
eyes of the world, and in the light of his.
tory, they have resolved to save the gov.
eminent of our Fathers, to preserve the
Union SO dear by thousand memories and
promising 80 much of happiness to them
and their children. and to bear aloft the
flag which for eighty FIVE years has glad
dened the hearts of the struggling free on
every continent, island and sea under the
whole heavens. Our own noble State as
of yore has responded in voice Of thun
der. The entire mass is alive to the crisis
IT, in Mexico, our Hardin and Shields, and
Bissell and Baker, and their gallant com
rades. were found closest to their colors
and in the thickest of the fight, and shed
imperishable lustre upon the fame and
glory of Illinois, now that the struggle is
for cur very nationality, and for the stars
and stripes, her every son will be q soldier
and bare his breast to the storm of battle
The attack upon Fort Sumter produced
q most startling transformation on the
Northern mind, and awakened q sleeping
giant, and served to show, - no other
| event in the history of tho past ever did
the deepssated fervor and affection with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-06

To T. I. AeKsnny, Eliza r. NeKsnny, Jesse
Reeves, Brittsn \ Co, N. B. Thonasssa, u.
RsPl.s, Willard asow. State II Iowa for the
use Of the echool fsnd, Thomas Pagst, r. n.
Oliphant. ]. \. Irwin. william Irwin, j. = J.
AoNamara, Robert Cadwalader, Claim, Nsllen
4 Co, AYnolt Kcsdsll; Rsra Potter, A. g.
Campbell and William Miller. h scutors Of Ia
cob Miller, deceased; Collier w hits Lead Comps.
ny. Aosisr 4 Wilde, Brooks Breed, William
Thompson i Co.
~ GU and each Of Jon are hereby notified that
there 10 now on lie In the ofkse Of the Clerk Of
the District Gosrtof bes County, iewa, at Fort
Madison, . petition Of Frederick FarI ~, claim
iBg Of ycu the raid T. 1. MeKenny the sum Of
foarteeo hundred dollars and interest 10 PEA cen
per annum upon two prom issory notes scpt ed BY
you. being ONE nots payable to The order Of Rox
ana fArnum and one note payable TO order Of Fred
efick Farnn0 or bearer; and also claiming against
ali Vt you the foreclosure Of mortgage executed
by the said r. 1. McKsnny to Frederick Farnun
" secure the payment OF said notes upon certain
real estate therein described situated Lee oun
ty, Iowa praying for the sAle OF the laid pemises
and general relief.
And anlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the seconf Day of he next
term Of said Court, to be holden 81 Fort Madiso n
on the frst Monday Of december, A. d. lSsl de-
fault will BE entered sgainst you, and Judgment
NOBLE 1 STRONG,
Aug s, lB6l-lm pltG's Att'ya.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
d. ". KILBOURNg

W. District Court Lee Co.
s. s. BILLINGS. ct 81. lows, Il. Madison.
To =. s. Billings, Lusi nda Billings his Wife J. M.
Billings, Il. I. Haselton, VIM Sullivan, Elisa
Sullivan his wife. X. II. Abbott 4 Co., james b.
Smith 4 Co John Beai Co., Geo. Beal. kiis
Beai, landlord + Brother. Alexander Johpson
George 4. Jenkins, II. S, Taylor. Rob't n. Carr,
A.P. spauidinx, CLARK ! Andrews. D B Gray,
J. VIZ Rankin, tmil Pretoruis, Pattsns, Lane 4
Merriam, Galloway = Webster, Enna M. Viii
liams, Exeeutor OF George Williams, deceased,
Andrew Webster. T.. W. Phiunsy, Reynolds
chardson. George 2. Anderson. =. A. Thoup-
son, 1.-THE Washington Union Insurance Co."
he Cleveland Mutual Insarsnce Company
Q. b. Twesdy, Peter Stryksr, shApleigh, Dsy 4
CO., II. u. Ueosge Co., H.rsm Barney, Ia. ". p.
Biosk. Dsvall, ksigAiss = Co., WD Ihomrson
Co., Josiah hains John ". Ellis ! Co, W.
Agnes p. Spaulding and Ben. 10 hneon and Henry
Robinson and VIM. Smith, Executors OF John
Beal deceased, fDsfsndanU1.
VOU srs hereby eevsrslly noti6ed that there
1 il Aie il the Clerk ofase Of the District
Oourt Of lee County. Iowa, at II. Madison, . Pc.
tition IN Chsneery VI David W. Kilbourns, ciain-
Ing . judgment against s. 3. Bilhpgs for Aftoss
thousand dollars upon his promi ssory notes, and
against all OK said defer dAnts the foreclosure Of
mor,g made BY said >. 8. Billings 10 said Xii.
bourne, securing said notes, upon, . part of lot
twelve l3), block twensy-six ti6l, Tot frossi
sixty ieet on Second street BY Gfty feet deop
commencing fifty feet from johnson street, in the
city OF keokuk Lee Cosnty, Iowa; praying for he
rsie OF said premises discharged Of al liens OF
each and all of said defendants, and for genet 81
relief; and also for . general execution against
said D. Is. Billings for q nnsh OF said plaintiff.
claim a. the saft IL said lot shall MOI pay OF.
And you must each appear and ans ver said pe IT,
tion by Of the second lay of the next term oI
said Court, TO b. holden on the lst Monday oil
december, A, D. 1851, or judgmeRt and dec %
will be had therein as prayed for.
II. SCofi HOWELL,
Aug. 3, 1851 d<w Solicitor for Petitioner.
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TIME FROM QUINCY TO


FARE ~ Low ~ NJ ANY OTHER
ROUTE
G1G- Ask Tor Tickets BY the Great WabAsh Valley
foutc, Apd be surt y0u get them.
anew and Riseant Sleeping Cars are run from
Quincy 70 Lafayette. 36S niies) that passengers
can ct good nigAti rest while psrsuing their
Journey.
~ baggage Checked from Quincy to all in por-
taut places East and south.
n. 0.ssTsctetsfo fer Sats at the corner Of
Main and second streets, Keokak, lava. and Ct the
Company Ticket Onoe, - Front It., Quincy, III.
B. G. SMITH,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Quincy, Illinois.
tuiy3dfm KEpKUK, IONA
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TUE DAILY EVENING POST.

Which Ia printed on large folio sheet, eoalains
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tsst foreign telligencccxc ;usiv 6once
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Contains All the reading Of the Daily Evening Pos,
and the latest news, BY telegrarhs end mails, vi
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eontA ins complete digest Of the 1evs Of the day
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