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comedians and Danseues, So
Comic Vocalists, Tragedians, it ~
Comedians, Ethiopian Comedians,
THE GREAT YANKEE ROBINSON.

NoTlCE-This indenture made and entered into
- this eighth day of March, A. ID. 1854 between
Thomas Willard and Mary Willard his wife, of the
county oil 'arron and State of Indiana, and John
Williamson, Of the same place, who is hereby dele
gated with trust as hereinafter expressed Witness
eth: That, whereas, on the eth day of July, A. d.
1871. the said Thomas Willard and Mary Willard
were in the State Of Ohio duly joined in atrnony
as husband and wife. And whereas. it is this day
mutually agreed oy and between the said Thomas
shall hereafter live separate and apart from each
other. The following sipulations and covenants
are now hereby agreed upon, to-wit: tF8tfS7H
LIST 1t is agreed by and between the said Thomas
Willard and Nary Mari that they sh all eforth
and hereafter live separate and apart from each
other. e4 aaG-,s t3.th
2d-The said Thomas Willard hereby agrees to an.
sign and convey 60 the said John g. Williamson as
trustee as aforesaid who shah hold the same until
they become due, in trust, for the use and benefit
solely and absolutely Of the said Mary Millard her
heirs, executors, admnstr ators assigns and who
shall upon the maturity thereof proceed collect
the same and pay over the proceeds thereof to the
said Mary Willard, her heirs, executors, lmnstrs-
tors or assigns, the following promissory notes. one
witt. One note executed by Hiram Gregg to Thomas
Willard or order for the sum of six hundred and ATTY
nine dollars and thirty seven cents. dated January
seth, 1851 payable two after date with
from date; also one mole execute Iby Hiram Gregg
to Thomas Willard or order for the Of sIx hun
DIR d and fifty nine dolars and thirty seven cents
dated January 3uth 1861 paya BILE three We ,rs after
date with interest from date upon which note tn err
credit of same date Of the execution of tn note
of hundred aud thrty-thr ee and 33-1O0 dollars
Also one other note and mortgage executed By John
Stoufer to John Williamson Is trustee for the use Of
for the sum of eighteen hundred dollars, PAYABLE
one year after. che death Of the said Mary Willard
bearing interest from date, and interest payable
nth, A. b 1854; said note is secnred By mortease
upon the following real estate to-wit situated in
Carroll county, indiana Being :he west half Of the
southwest quarter OF section four township twenty
i've nonh Of range est In the district OF Ianis
subject to sale at crawfordsyiile Indiana contain
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NASHVILLE, August 1.-No fighting
since the 2Sth Ali the army is in fine con.
dition and preparing for On advance upon
Atlanta which will occur shortly. r0
3 Authentic reports confirm the death of
the rebel General w H Walker az
Z 1t is rumored that Gen Whaler is killed
but the report lacks conf rnation,
Three hundred and forty confederate
prisoners arrived here this afternoon en-
route north
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County Convem,iou.

The county Union Convention Of Wa.
pello county, met in the Court House in OF
tumws, July S0th 1864. at one o'clock p m
J. w. Hedrick was appointed Chairman aud
j. 7. Hackworth Secretary. a tse
}. w. McGlasson, Y. Dudley and e. q !.
Stiles were on motion appointed committee
on credentials.
J. W. Norris on motion was appointed
assistant secretary. e# en- sev
The committee OH credentials reported
the following delegates from all the town
ships, present and duly empowered to par
ticipate in the proceedings of the convention.
Adams. -Maginnis We!lman, John II. Bi.
ven, B. Bryant and John Lewis.
Highland. kirkpatrick, Henry
Davis, F. NJ Buckner, S. w. Taylor, and
Silas Osborn. ne
Dahlonega.--C. A. Lockwood, Levi Crist
VIM Brim, A Bartlett and Mahlon Hoover
Center.--E Washburne, E. H. Stiles, j.
G. Meek, J. G. Hinsey and F. j. Hunter.
Keokuk.--A. c. Smock, S. A. Monroe
I. Hale, L. 2. Rupe, s. Buchanan.
Co;um5ia.-P Knox, A. Melick, 8. Che
ney, T. H Buck and s. T. Caldwell.
tPolk-E NJ Terrill, d. johnson, J. G
Calvin, j. B. Hull and d Garfield.
Neutrality-suspicious. Foster, L.. T.
Searls. John Priest, John Acton, and John
Pray. ~ @
Agency Charles Dudley. g. F. Knight
Geo Reynolds, Capt. B. Parks, and D. NJ
Parks. aa- ~ zia85 aasl ..gg.
Green,-John Gephart, John N. Eyre,
Hiram Bryce. D. r. Ellis. and DR.. w. II
Hammer. f salg q 90 $50
Plsasant.--J. W. Wilson. T. ]. Nelson
J.. H. Hilton, John Carter, and r. B. Nc
Lane. s-,.,~..a,sF
Competins Peter Weaver. J. NJ. Cowger
Lemuel Howell, Henry Williams, j. II
Alexander.
Csss Daniel Henshaw, John Blackman,
A. j. Jenkins George Butin, J NJ. Roberts
Riehlasd %. Barrett. A. G. Olnev, j. p
Ha iloway, Isaac Aillisack, and J. w. Nc
Glasson.
On motion of E H. Stiles, each delegation
empowered TO cast the full vote of the.r
| townships. - r..e,
On motion Of @. Dudley it was resolved
that the townships be called and vote as they
are called. ~.
On motion Of j. G. Hinsey tho report o
the committee on credentials was adopted
and the convention proceeded to vote for .
candidate tor clerk Of the District Court. &
l.. M. Cooley. j. f. Gillespie. e L. Smith,
and B. Bryant we're put in nomination. &
An informal ballot WAS taken.
On motion of E. H. Stiles formd halo,
was taken. E
E. Fl. Stiles moved that L. NJ. Cooley be
nominated by acclamation. Notion lost.
On the Sd formal ballot. l.. M. Cooley was
unanimously nominated for clerk Of the
District Court. Grvo aQ eai ta
For Recorder, H. B. Jones, Thomas Big
ham and j. r. Gillaspie were put IN nomina
tion j. e. Gillaspie's name was with
drawn before balloting. hhl9'
II. B.Jones was nominated for Recorder
on the first ballot On motion it was made
! unanimous. -
! On motion Of j. @. Hinsey, G. d. Hack
| worth was nominated by reclamation as can
didate for County Surveyor.
A Count, Central Committee was ap
pointed as follows: Joseph HAyno Chair
man; s T Caldwell, Cnlua,bia: Isaac Mill
sack, Richland; Geo. Reynolds. A5eaey; A
c Sinut+, Esokal- Siss Osborn, HigA!ond
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
l. Or
OF KEOKUK, IOWA.
Designated Depository and Financial agent
Of the United States.
Ii u. S. lO-4O BONDS.

These Bonds are ESempt from Tardtion BY any
State or Municipal authority.
Subscriptions to these Bonds are received In mi.
ted States notes or notes of the National Banks
They to ReDERNrD IN COIN, at the pleasure Of
the Governments, a. any period NOT Iesa tsdn ten
their redemption FIVE PgR CENT INTEREST
PAID IN cois on Bonds of Hty and hundred dollars
annually on Bonds Of Eve hundred dollars and over
day Of March and septembe, in each year. II
As these bonds are exempt from municipal or State
taxation, their value sincreased from one to three
per cent per annum, according 10 the rate Of tax
1evies In various parts Of the country.
At the present premium on gold they pay better
than any other Mt that can be had At par.
Subscribers win receive either Registered or Cou-
pom Bonds, As they may prefer. Registered Bonds
are recorded on the books Of the o. and
can be transferred only on the owners order Cou-
pom Bonds pay able to bearer and are more con-
venient for commercial uses. So. ss-s7
$50 up to any masnitude, on be same terms and
thus made equally available TO the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
Into money st any moment and the holder wiii have
Subscribers to this loan win havs the option Of
having their Bonds draw interest from Msrch Is,,
ted States notes. the notes Of the National Ranks,
adding ffty per cent for premun,) or receive them
drawing interest frsm the date Of subscription apd
deposit. :.
be received In payment ofsubscriptions to this loan
The usual commission allowed to Banks and Bankers.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Oh
1 ~ KEOkUk a ~
Deals Ia all classes Of U. g. Bonds Interest Coupons
Of all kinds Of U. 3. Bonds bou CHI or collected
ernmeut Vouchers, Orders on the u Psym asiei for
Bounty or Back Pay, dashed or collected.
EXCHANGE on all the principal cities, and Gold
and silver bought and sold.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
or all denominations for sale. discount Of 8 per
cent made on sales OF 500 and upwards.
- H.K. LOVE, President.
q. b. lO0TE, Cashier. Aug 4, l664-8m
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state OF Iowa.
ADJUfAxT GESERAi's OFFICE, !
Davenport, July Both, 1864. (


Davenport, July Both, 1864.
General Order No. as. <
I. The Militia companies Of this State.
duly organized armed and equipped in>the
three Southern tiers Of counties VII hold
themselves in readiness for active service at
q moments, notice.
III. The'Aids.de CAMP Of the Governor
viii see that proper supply of ammuni
ton is furnished to each soldier.
! III. The Aids de Camp of the Governor
win whenever the exigencies Of the case
demand. order-any company in their res.
pectve districts into active service IN any
county, but not outside the boundaries Of
the State. .;,. r.:..,.s a..4
I ~. If any guerilla, robber, or thief
crosses from Missouri or from any other
State into this State, for the. purpose Of muir
der, robbery or th,eying. in armed bands,
no report will be required by this Depart
ment Of prisoners taken, And any officer
who takes as a prisoner any guerrilla, mur-
derer, thief or amarauder of such armed
band, will at once be dismissed from the
State service.
". Blank cartridges viii not be used by
any soldier in the State service, when or
dered out for the protection ofour citizens,
and any State officer allowing the use Of
blank cartridges for the preservation Of the
/, public peace when ordered into service, will
at once be dismissed from the State service.
VI: Three hundred additional stand Of
arms with accoutre ments and ammunition,
have this day been furnished to the South
ern border. This will give our comoanies
in the three lower tiers. of counties about
5000 stand of arms and ammunition, and If
more are needed they win be furnished.
..-....as N. B. BAKER,
A6iutant General of Iowa.
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SPEcXL NDTICE.

\ y. = = = y ~>@>@~@N %NN~<~~<,<~
CHEROKEE CURE.-.T HATS
= ~, wars Tax n.rrE., ~ cam work. Il hate
Ny memory Is going" .I cant AZ nv mind on
anything" Have you been using opiunY "Non
linen take regular doses Of the Cherokes Cure. and
s have been the result OF your own selfnduie
N violation Of aatures laws, and made you dread
marriage, or II they from In ma
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II viii restore vigor, stop those nightly emissions
rent You for practical life, and once more make
man Of you. save you from blindness, and, perhaps,
ultimate idtocy. Read the advertiser ent. Cali for
Cherokee Cure. Take no other medicine until yo6a
hsvs tried this. Sold BY al druggists. uuly9s-n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 9
>->->-~~>->~>->~>->->> ->->->->~>>>--~>
THF OTTUMWA SEMIN AIRY
L AND NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Rev: j. NJ. McELROY,
Mr.. II. L McGINITIE. Principals.

Mr.. H. L McGINITIE Principals.
The next school year commences on Monday.
September 9th, 1854. The uniform rate Of tuition
will be six dollars per term of 10 weeks, payable In
adv ance.
No puri will be admitted who is not sufficiently
adva need to study written arithmetic, for less
time than half term. fr
4 new feature in the Institution will be Teach.
er's Glass for those who desire to prepare for.
rfect themselves in the art ofteachng the
having special reference to the require ents Of he
School Law for Teachers Certificates. r he number
Of pupils will be limited In excee ing sixty
ave. 1t Is nestly requested that pupils be pres
ent at the beginning Of the term.
For further inform alton see printed Circulars OF
apply to either of the Principals.
Aug.4, 1s64-tf 4e Eaf $3.50 f4ssgj 4iltH
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o
KEOkUk ~ sf
Deal ESTATE FOR SALE.

Az u gooo land, all fenced, is in sslt-
vatio u, two Eooo cabins, crib, good we'll OF
waite r. situated Little Soap Creek, miles south
OF ottumwa. The above property win be sold very
cheap. Enquire Of Y. LEIBFoRTH.
p Ottumws, July ~, l6648t s 49, s-s
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The County Convention en- Saturday was
the largest delegate convention ever held in
this county, every township being rep
resented by full delegations. The proceed
ings, though somewhat spirited on account
Of the competition for the va, ious nomina-
tons, were characterized by such fairness
IS will command for the result the hearty
approval Of the party. - s
The nominees are good men, every
way worthy off hearty support of the I'm
ion voters of the county.
II. L. Cooley. our candidate for Clerk,
resides at Ashland He was member of
the gallant 29d Regiment, and lost leg at
the memorable siege of vicksburg. He is
a young man ofexcellent character, ard un,
doubted qualification for the office Hay
ing in consequence Of his wounds received
in the service OF his country been disabled
from pursuing the ordinary avocations of
life. the people will reward him by elect
ing hun to the Office of clerk of the District
Court.
II. B. Jones, our candidate for Recorder,
is a resident of Ottunwa and justly enjoys
the esteem of all who know him. In the
Recorders Office he viii be decidedly the
right IMAM in the right place. He deserves
= good round majority aud be will get it.
Geo, D. Hackworth nomipee for county
Surveyor, is too well and favorably known
to the voters of this county to require an ex-
tended notice at our hands. He has held
the Office by election and appointment, so
many times. and is so universally known
as an able and experienced practical Sur.
veyor, that the people will be glad T. com
pliment him with large majority.
Our tickets, County, State and National
are now before the people. and it behooves
the Union men of Wapello to organize and
prepare for the election. . Let us 90 to work
Let the documents be circulated Let the
people be inspired with the Importance Of
sustaining the cause of the Union at the
ballot box as. we'll a. in the army, for the
sake Of our brave soldiers, our glorious I'm.
ion, and the best interests OF humanity.
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The Congressional Convention for THE
District met At 0skaloosa yesterday. The
result is now well understood will be the
nomination for re. election Of our present
worthy Representative. Hon. JB Grinnell,
by acclamaticn. Such result will be
hailed by the Union voters Of this District
with enthusiasm. Mr.. Giinnell has made
record the past session, Of which any
member, especially new one, might be
proud. His speeches have bsen timely,
able and etfectivs,-his votes have been all
on the right side, while no member has ex-
erted himself more to benefit bis consttu.
ents in the way Of general business. 1t is
Citing that his course should be endorsed
by nomination and election for second
term, and we rejoice that he is certain Of the
former, and no less certain Of the latter
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THs LADY's FRlEED FOR August
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Time opens the August number of The La
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I. wARRgEn-on the Cd inst. at the resid snce
OF the Brides mother. by Rev. Mr.. Darrah, Capt.
r. II. GRIFFIN, tst Nebraska Cavalry, Vet. Vol. 10
Miss AMANDA BROWN, ofAgency City e,tr
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FOR SALE.

a House aud Lot Ia 6nc ioca at the corner
Of College and Second street. and directly opposite
College s7usve. Inquire a. Trim c&se. Sc-1s
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EDITOR OF COURIER

DsAR SlR.-with your pernission wish 70 "a ' I.
the readers Of your paper that viii send by return
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without charge. Respectfully yours
TH0S. r. CHAPMAN Chemist.
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NAERlssrRG, Ang. 1.-Positivs informa.
ls,n has reached here that the rebels are re-
turning from the direction Of Bedford Springs
and going out Of the State.
iieueral Couch is to day in Tho western
Fart Of the State. making a reconnaissance
OF tbs cefencss Of the Monongahela. and
other iirtfs slE'e sf7 re,s -
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HERR THoRwALDsEN.

HEhh Nun w hLDSEN, ~rt
The Danish Giant, will out pull any farmers team.
LADY JOSEPHINE BLoNDIN, Wire E.rofs and
DON SANTIAGO GIBB,NNoIsE. the Boneles, NJ an
sIGNOR RINALDiNI, Great Leaper from the ex-
MAGGIE NICHOLS, Chord Metallic El.ss,aue.
DAN BUSHNELL, the unrivalled Gymnast and
LOTrY ROWLAND, the pleasing sobrieouet.
Yankee CAL" and Danseuse.
MISS EMMA LEoNI, the splendid Actress and
MISS ANNIE FORD, .hs charming Actress and
Balladist 3
MRS. D. SHELBY. the anrivalled Danseuse
:, HARRY EvERITT, the gr eat comic Vocalist from
hsrnums Museum.
Mr.. @. MCMILLAN, the Baliadist Irish Comedian
and Ethiopian Performer,
W. H. Otis, Comedian, wench Dancer. &C.
traband) Comedian, &c.
GEO. MARCELLUs, Tragedian. t5 W s4as
cHAs. MAYETT, the unrivalled Jig Dancer, Eth.
ara ii, series Of Magnificent Fssf -
IA BIZ EAU VIVA rs.
Unlike anythin ever done In other tent xhihitcns
~ New life Ike Scenery. Splendid Flag for every
BEAUTIFUL LADY RALLADISTEs.
Comedians and Danseues, 50
Comic yocalists, Tragedians, tts 81
Comedians, Ethiopian Comedians,
THE GREAT YANKEE ROBINSON,
The celebrated Broadway Band, at II o'clock A.
NJ Will lead the Grand Procession Of all the carr-
ages, Vans, Cages, Baggage Wagons and Yankee
Rob insona Gorgeous and Costly Private Chariot
will halt in front Of Vans cle's for mammoth
photograph.
PoUNAH 0BGJA, the great Lion Tanner, WI ], sp-
pear conspicuously in the procession with his PET
BEAR, feat never attempted by any other man.
Performance at 1880 and $40, rain or shine
Notwithstanding the great rise in salaries. hotel
bills, printing, &C., &C., the price asyet has not
been raised. Seats for all.
| N 3
d. SALISBURY, Aavertser.p Aug4 2w.
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WANIED--The subscriber wish
w es to engage In the Brewing business With
errou having cash capital Of i've thouss nd dol
lars. Address sENTERpkisB, Osturws. IewA,
yl, ~, is6f1
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10 YOU WANT TO BE CUR
II I'D t-DR. BUcHAN's English Specific rill,
vousness, Impotency, Premature Decay, eemiua,
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nerveas Aaecsao No, ne matter from what cause pre-
oy mall, on receipt Of an order. One box viii per-
iect the cure In most cases. Address ~
JAMES 9. BUTLER, 0snr Agent,
'alysi, 'N-sn i ~ Bresdwsy, Hsv York.
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For Supreme Judge,
o-oa G. G. COLE, of Polk county.
h For Secretary Of State. Fe
JAMES WRIGHT, Of Delaware county.
e'is-} e For auditor Of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT ofMitchell county.
+. For Stats Treasurer, a
WILLIAM H. HOLMES, Of Jones county.
he For Register Of State Land Office,
JOSHUA A. HARVEY, Of Fremont Co.
For At.orney General, !.
ISAAC L. ALLEN. Of Tama county
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Union State. Ticket.

ELECTORS AT LARGE, ilF
c. BEN DARWIN, of Des Moines county.
W. @. THOMPSON, of Linn county.
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Also q material increase in same, to meet
necessary expenses not estimated by the
Auditor.
The FIVE hundred dollar bond referred to.
was not presented when due, or il would
have been paid.
was authorized by an act of the Legis-
lature, approved March Cd, 1868, TO negotiate
S54, 400 of bonds created BY it, aud S3I 900
of bonds created by an act approved June
Sd, 1861, held by the Secretary OF the In
terror of the United States. as a guarantee
that the contract made with him by the
agent of the State should be fulfilled.
l went to Washington Immediately after
the adjournment of the Legislature met
the Secretary of the Interior, and found
him ready to carry out the contract at the
limited valuation of the bonds, as fixed
therein, and allowed BY law, eighty five
cents on the dollar). l considered the
bonds worth more, and determined to test
their value In New York. l visited that
city with this view. l ascertained, after a
dlligent and persistent inquiry, that could
get more for them. Satisfied on this point,
although not authorized 10 do SO bv the let
ter of the law of March ed, 1858, I asked
the Secretary of the Interior TO release the
State from its contract with him. He did
so. 1 sold, thereupon, $4,000 of the
new issue, and 900 of the old issue, a;
o3 cents on the dollar, in New York, and
on the 25th of April 1868, disposed OF
$4,000 Of the old issue of bonds to the
Secretary of the Interior at par, and cancel
led Ike amount of ten per cent war
bonds. thought the State could meet Its
obligations promptly with the money tn Us
raised, but il did not realize the amount due
Il from the United States, in consequence OF
the death Of Gen. G. w. Collamore. and the
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Leaving to be provided for
To which Is TO be added the Audi
tors estimate for the current year
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From the amount of liabilities, deduct:
Bonded Indebtedness not due S24S 500 90
Outstanding Territorial waSknts to