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scnled pctiiioa from hdlders OF euntoats' asNhf
relief as uoy have sustained tecanary oss Q" tosh
coatracis was referred 10 the Commteo on ca"as'
csolut,eo was adopted dncc,,ne iaqunS saso she OK
psdiency OF authorizing national baosng a'soc"ooe "
receive such OF interest 90 loans aaa asoo"u's @ "
allowed by OF tho localities ~ wh'on sue" 'So
Citations exist resolution was Also agreed 10 directing
In lury AS TO establishing system q "o""'o" y"
volunteer officers o. the navy. bill 70 Organize ahe
Invalid c,Tps on au infantry bass wss INTRODUCED ana
refarred 10 tho Military Co,am,ttee bils reiatavc
10 dessrlious from the nimy was inttoouccu
py Mr. wilson and referred II disqoaihes tot vutas
or hosdiag odico all deserlets WHO are beyond 'he
limits Of tho United states but drocts The President 70
issue a prociamstion of amnesty, depeadeG on thor
return 10 the service, with no punshmehs pu'
loss OF pay during their absence or their re eo's'-
mont in new regiments The bill making appfopf''
s,ioas FOR diplomatic aud consular exponscs was
thea taken up passed rho blu 10 incorporate '"o
Metropolitan Railroad Company Of Washington was takee
up and Mr. Sumner offered amondmeot, that 'iese
should be no expulsion from 90 account OF coof
Nr Salisbury opposed the motoo, aud al the
his remarks the Senate djour0ed
In tho House OF Representatives the Gold bill was
passed by a OF eightythrec TO hi'y seven pro-
vde hat the Secretary Of the Treasury 90 70
an,cnae Inc paymcnt OF the public debt by
ported exceeding the torn Of ono year, from time 70
time ethoc with OF without rebate OF interest," on tnc
coupons TO hun seem cxpei,cat aud hc Is hereby
authorized TO dispose OF gold 10 tho Treasury Of the
United States not necessary for tho payment OF interest
on the public debt provided that tho obligation TO create
the sinking fund, according to tho act Of February
25 1862 shall not he impaired thorcby" Tho
enaie subsequently concurred In the House amend
ments, and the bill only awaits The Presidential
signature TO become law, There was intense excite
meat during the debate and vote on The bi, ana as
soon as the result apparent the crowd OF bullion
SPECTATORS rushed TO the telegraph oiice 10 seao OIL
messages Tho Senate amendments TO the Post oi'ee
Appropriation bill were concnffei in ihe CONSIDERATION
or the bin 10 dismiss tho unemployed general officers Of
the army was resumed Mr. Cox. of Ohio mado an able
speech in defence of General Mcclellan, and oaorcd an
amendment providing for board OF inquiry upon tue
officers sought to be degraded Without coming
vote tho question by general consent the bill was
laid over for three weeks
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THE SITUATION.

THE STU ALTON.
rho from the South is important aud interesting
Richmond Examiner OF the 18th has scahing
upon the late operations Of the Union forces in
Ida and Mississippi, which it desisnaes as Mr..
iccon's plan of "stumpng the SOUTH" but it
says that the coniederacy cannot afford to tolerate
this kind OF a Presidential campaign, with its
pundcring, and houseburnipg, and cruelty to
aud children for the purpose Of corrupting ten
out Of every hundred of the population Of the invaded
States iu order to get electoral vote for Mr. Lincoln
''to turn the flank on Chase and checkmate Ere
mont Vigorous resistance 10 these is there
fore urgently demanded by the Southern press.
Governor Brown OF Georgia, has JUS, delivered
sage TO the Legislature Of that State severely comment.
Ing upon the policy OF the administration especially with
regard 70 arbitrary arrests and tho suspension
Of the habeas corpus by JeG Davis, which is
denounced a violation OF the constitution.
But the Governor recommends that the rebels
''shood keep before Northern people the that
ready 10 negotiate whom they ready and will
right TO efgovernmcut and the sovereign
ty OF the states After each victory government
anu sno'' '1e = aAs o'i'' y us1Ded' ~ '1'
armed rec os Withdrawn and the ballot box decide"
The pcua from New Orleans 10 day ia important Gen.
Banks take .he field Immediately but it is not
deemed discreet to mention the OBJECT direction Of his
movements Admiral Porter had captured rebel fort
the wscata river With all its guns, including, is
go, y..uo., -
""nu'a"a n's 'ee' i'otn - ~ Aoono'
By dispatches from the Southwest we get reports o
Grht =, yazoo CIV and the capture o. the Eleventh III
,,, ,,e,,,r 80 ,o-o re-,ro,s bv ,,o ,aha,s IN,
,,,, -,
''ey Dssa eOHA 'i''''' = 49, '''n
phs on the i4 says that there was sht ~ iazoo on
lie 5th but rebels driven back By the are
~ c,nb,,ls
u. ,..-,.,. 49,. 80
Ou' ~ ''sio"o'A' = 1'O'OA ''A'o' Wv ~ 'SoeS
captured co The ae rad q General AIaicS are RAPID
IL coming nto Fortress Monroe Tie coIored servant Of
c,,no, rs,rse, ,so came il nro,oc,,- of lie gnard
ius Guy = - iA'ouao 80 ~ isf''s - 'A0 =
itseh Everything must therefore be quiet along the
Ines.
EUROPEAN NEWS,
Thesteamship Arabia, from Queenstown on the 9th OF
March, reached Halifax yesterday evening her voyage
10 B,ston Her news is two days later.
TOE Archduke Maximilan arrived IN Paris on The 5th
instant II Il sad that all difficulties have been "set
tied" AMI that he win sci out FOR Mexico the 25th OF
March
was though. ,ha, tie appeal case Of The privatex
Alexandra would be heard decided the House
OF Lords Ia orc Inc Easter vacation Mr. shaw Iercyre
male stirring Union speech 10 tho House Of Commons,
denoancug he acts q the rebel naval agents in England
an ihe Lastly or tie British government IN
permitting The Alabama d vessels OF her class 70 leave
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GooD ADvlcs-That OF Governor Bramlatte
to the people OF Kentucky to adhere to tie
cause Of the government, and to look for
justice to the laws Surely tue people OF Ken
lucky have had enough Of State rights as ad
ministered by JEFF. Davis
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~. e,om chattanooga,

PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1854
Major McMioaaa, Asslstau; AiuIant General o. the
A, a. inc Cumberland arrived n this city this evenlns
a,,oc, from Chattanooga Tic reports our Western army
i ,bo aoes, condition News Of General Grants promo
-, w,s received with great enthubasm
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TIE Nav DRAFr--President Li6coins H."
call for two hundred thousand men In addi.
ton to Tue Eve hundred thousand recently
called for need not excite any alarm. The
object Is to "provide an adequate reserve
force for oil contingencies" We have no
doubt that our forces in the Geld are amply
sufficient, under General Grant, to put an end
TO the rebcllion but 1t Is well to be pre-
pared for "all contingencies" In The mean
time. however, tho number OF desertsrs or
siragglers from the army, II half The reports
we hear be true, Is somewhat surprising, and
suggestive Of bad management somewhere in
reference 20 this matter Of desertioa Let
more care be taken TO keep the soldiers 10
tbe Geld from rowing oo, and to gather mp
tho slragglers and doserters stiii q. lasgc, and
VIC dare say thai. with the nov volIasecrs who
arc pouring IN, the army will soou DC strong
enough 70 finish The work before II witboas
drafting.
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The CALM BsgoRs THE SToRM-The prevail
ing stiffness all round the field OF wac
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The ouota OF Rhode Island FUN.

ooyern,r Smith has issued proc'amas'on oec''r.os
our quota uoisr the ast call Of The Presaea "
aIrcady
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A NICE COLONIZATION PLUNDERthd SCHEME
ExposEo-"When rogues fall out honest men
come by their own" i'd al old maxim, and, per
haps, was never more truthfuliy illustrated
than by the development, which attend the
quarrels between the rival Presidential aspi
raats in the republican ranks at Washington,
and among their followers ali over the country
Waile Senator Pome-oy was supposed to be
all sound by the smutty division of The repub-
licans, not word was whispered about the
manner in which he was handling tue funds
appropriated 10y Congress for the colonization
of blacks in South America; not breath was
heard inqu;ring iato the fate OF large party
of poor negroes who were sent hence TO Hayti
to enjoy the benefits Of congeaial and sympa-
thetic government, and were met with disease
starvation and death, at O cost Of over thirty
three thousand dollars to the Treasury; bat
when Senator Pomeroy proclaims liz clarion
notes his adhesion to S. p. c., the Shin
Plaster Candidate, and boldly aaunts his
rebellious circular flag into The faces OF
old Abe and his cioquenrs. down comes
the rod Of vengeance and poor Poneroy is
presented to the country in a shape very like
poor Missouri niger griled on o Kansas
raid. Senator Wilkinson, OF Minnesota, has
had the unkindness to inaict this severe punish
meat upon former fellow worshpper in the
temple Of Guido, by presenting bill to repeal
all acts making appropriations for the colo
nizaiion Of persons Of African descent; thus
taking at the same time literally the bread
from Pomeroy's mouth and the perfume
from his nostrils But this Is not all. |.
appears that Senator Pomeroy has drawn
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
for this South American colonization scheme,
which burst up before |. got under way, and
these former fellow plundersrs Of bis are mean
enough now to demand On account or the dis
position Of the funds. Who can give it? Who
can tell how much has been expended for
elcctisneering purposes, for lining the pockets
Of legislators to induce friendly legislation, in
getting up small caucuses, small State con.
v.:-tions, printing small circulars, and feeling
small ne sr-oapers, before the split between
tho snut,v and ,Tii'a Plaster Cliqucs in the 70
publican party occurred! Perhaps POmeroy
might tell; but lie won't But the money Is
gone.
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Countcrrcit BANK Notes.

Counterfeit, ono hundred dollar bis oo tbo fswsus&
Ea.l proyiencc. arc beng circulated
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GENERAL GRANTS MovEMENrs--It is given
out that General Grant will return to Wash
ington In The course Of ten or fifteen days, 10
put the Army OF tbe Potomac in motion. VERY
well We arc lit.le curious TO see whether
be will adhere 10 tie overland route OF Gcnes IL
Halleck or return 10 Tho pcniasusf ros.e OF
General Mcclellan ia moving ea Richmond.
Lo. W wait and aca
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CON np Fae

IL ue soaa.s yesterday number q PETITIONS \
traf y iucret9ti ralr0ad aud mail facilities bc,Woss
y forN ant sliqton we're preseutel and referred
ftrts, Committee. JOINT resolutions 4 IN,
.ag aiNfe XII reaayvaufa, eeklng an extension or
t1e tie iSr oasDg s..disrs bganties we're also uIe
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srpros GARDEN Broadway -EScuAsrRrss.
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AxUsENEETs inns EVENING.
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.w,Erea GARDEN, DroAawsy,-ricxEr or LEAVs
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BowERY lnEAIRn Bosery-R,G woNAS AND HER
20 irstANo Ass.f ts--Hos TO AVOID DRAFTING
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NEW BoWrRY THEATRE. Bowery -CoLsKs BAws-
Asnggi GtKriENAs-8ES bUir-1ass IL TU.oR
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5iI Broad.ay. -ErHioPl
sGnCs l4htEs Ac--GLAcK BRlGADE.
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aMfRfGAN THEATRE. No. ia Broadway. y.-BktLs
PsnqoalMFs RtRLEs. UFs Ic.-IEE RIVAL ARTISANS.
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BROADWAY AMPHITAEATRE 4S5 Broadway --GYx
rAsrc AND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES Afternoon an
ENcnInc
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HOPE CHAPEL, us Broaiway.-sHE sTFRFoseoprTcoS
or MIRROR or THL UNIVERSE, TWENTY SIREEr
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BhHNuirS MUSEUM. Broadwsy.-ForR GIANTS, Two
DwAnts ALrI1os WHAT Is II. 10, all hours ArHRo
sIA. on srIRIT o. HLAUIl--At ; ano ~ h. NJ
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obySrtc ruEsrRe. Broadway -raxISo 4 BUTTER
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ERyAkTS MINsrRELs. Mechanics Han. s72 Bro
wsy.-EraioPIAN soEGs. DANCES. b0hLAsauAs. dc-i
mo a BUTTERFLY.
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sew York. Thursday, March II, 1864.

WITH SJPPLENIENT.
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orgicE-N v. CORNER or FULTON AND NASSAU sTs
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ls Broadway
CukIosirtss AND LECTURES from A. NJ. I'll 10 NJ.
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HooLLY's OPERA HOUSE. groollyn. n.-EraroPIAN
soAcs DaSGEs, BuRiEsQuEs &c.
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WALLAcE'S Ygn ArRE. rroadwag.- .-RosEoALE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

NEW usDERrAKER.-We take pleasure
In announcing that new establishment
In the undertaking business has been
started in our city. The monopoly Of
that business held for. some months past
has been very grinding upon those who
have been under the melancholy necessity
OF avalllng themselves; Of. the services Of
the undertaken.
The new concern is under the super
intendence of John Perdsw. who is an
honest man and will serve his customers
we'll and on reasonable terms. For the
present Mr.. Perdew may be found at
Mckee's livery stable on Third street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

Nsvbern, Aug. =.
The following items are taksn from the
Nevbern Times:
An expedition from Norfolk tsavSesed
through AlberuAsis soanty on Saturday
and Sunday last. following closely SPIN
the heels Of one from New bern, clearing
ont blockade runners and obtaining i'm
portant information.
The ram Albermarle 10 nov command
ed BY Maxwell, formerly Of the Florida.
Another rebsl ram il ia tho course of
construction e Rdwards' Ferry, and they
ara pushiug every nerve to finish it and
bring il down the river with the Fall
foods.
A diamond shaped floating battery has
been completed, carrying two guns on Z
side, with which the rebels propose Ia
defend The nouth Of the Roanoke river.
They have also constructed fort mount
ing twelve guns and 10O-pound parrDtl
at the mouth Of the river.
Forts Gray and Wassells have been to.
tally demolished. Attempts sre being
made by the rebels 70 raise the sunken
South6eld.
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MILITIA COMPANY AT PRIMRosx.-The
citizens of Harrison township met at Prim-
rose upon the 9th inst, in order 10 form
. militia cavalry company. Forty Eve
men put their names upon the company
rolls, and the following officers were
elected:
Captain-A. Mccoy. $3.50
First Lieus.-B. f. Hill.
Second Lieut.-Ei. Hill.
Orderly Sergeant-Wm. Adle.
The proceedings we're forwarded to the
Adjutant General.
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2HERIFFs SALE.

-. $3.50 sfATx or Iowa, LEE Co..
y the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county n fsvcr
% george iiNrns Jr, and against A. IA hesstp ana
siso oscrcs aeanst John Donahoe and oth~rs h.ye
levied upon and win sell to the highest bidder at the
ont door Of the Clerks Office the District Court Of
DAY. Of Aug A. D. 1864 between the hour Of o'clk
a !. and O'Clock NJ commencing At o'clock p ~ Of
80 dAy me hilowing property to-it: 1he easterly
- iret O lot eleven and the hole al lot II In block
Oo IN the city Of Ksoknk being f~t front on frank
IN street. running hack the width lao feet deem 70
the alley including the alley In said block ~. county
Iowa. $3.50 S'
Taken levied upon and to be sold bv order f ou,t n,
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee s. COL ISRAEL ASpxRS,,N
z Keokuk, July Is -. sheriff Of Lee 90 Iowa
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PEssoNAL.-Capt. Conn and Lieuten-
ant Best, of the 7th Iowa, are al home.-
They have served out the period Of their
enlistment. Three years and more, spent
in the service of the Government, attest
their patriotism, and they have made q
proud record for themselves as good off.
GERS and gallant men. Long may they
live to enjoy the honors they have won.
Col. Mcdowell 10 also in town,
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The NATIONAL BANK.--It will take
subscriptions to the national loans, for the
l0-40 and other U. s. Bonds. Loyal
msn-nen Of capital-Aborisg men-asy
person having City dollars not immsdi-
ately needed, take stock in this Govern.
ment loan. The National Treasury i
depleted. our soldiers are needing their
pay. and months Of service and labor and
severe duty, and toilsoms marches and
hard fought fields prove how greatly they
have earned it. Secretary Fessennsu
comes to the people for funds to save th,
peoples COVER rnent. Let there bs 4
large and willing response.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

THAT Standardized. Hirt's Band
favored us with charming serenade last
night. Keokuk should be promo Of thi,
band. Under the able training Of Prof.
Hirt, and by much practice, it has, ia :
comparatively short time, reached de.
gree of excellence unsurpassed by any
band in the State. 60 to Prof. Palmer,
Convention and listen to the singing,
then hear Prof Hirt's Baud, and you will
conclude that for good vocal and inasru.
mental music Keokuk can't be beat.
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NORTHERN LIrEsPAox1r.

For BuRLrRafoE. KEITHsBuRe, Nrw
BOSTON, MuscArINE, Rock ISLAND AMI
DAvESpoRr.-The Northern Line side.
wheel steamer PEMBIsA, Captain T. b
hill, will leave Fort Madison this morn.
Ing on the arrival of the cars from Keo.
Kuk, making connection with trains Eas,
and West from Burlington, and at Daven.
port with their daily line Of steamers for
Dubuque and st. Paul, aud with trains
East and West. Office in Railroad De.
pot. WV. HENDERSON,
Ticket Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-10

~ Our streets, under the excelleo,
supervisorship of Mr.. Howe. are being
put in condition that viii make the
hearts Of the travelling public rejoice.
We noticed particularly the great
amount Of labor that has besn expended
upon johnson and Fifth streets, and ,hei,
consequent good condition.
Mr.. Howe deserves great credit for the
excellent manner with which he has dis
charged bis duties.
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SheriHs Sales.
CHERRIES SALE.
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ SrArR Iowa LIE Co.'S.
BY virtue OF general execution directed issued
By the Clerk OF the Supreme Court Of Iowa 4 ron,
pes Motnes In fkvor Of Eaton Brother CO. ard n~.u.s
Richard Pyle and Frederick MISE have levied upu .nd
VIII sell TO the highest bidder the front door On the
CLERKS Once Of the District ceurt of Lee County Iow. Al
heokuk IN szid county on the 9Th day Of August A. d.
isoa between the hours Of O'Clock A. and o'clock
r. NJ commencing at O'Clock p. NJ Of said dav tbs tI
loving property toviE The quarter u section
eight ~ fractional northwest quarter section htr~n
is and the northwest quarter section l-l
All IN township sxtyx e6 north range nix tsl vest
Lee county, Iowa. ~ -
Taken levied upon and be sold by order of epyt a.
satisfy said writ ofssxecusion
keokuk, July n 1854 ISRAEL AyprPsox
rfihters rec = so-l Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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SALE.

STATE or Ievs, LEE Ccuxrr-ss
BY virtue oil general execution directed ssued
by the Clerk OF the District Court said county In favor
81 Shapin Lee and against H. Sullivan have levied
upon and will sell to the highest bidder al the frut door
q the Clerks Once OF this District Court az Lee County
Iowa. Ut k-oknk, In said county the 9th day OF Al.
gust, A D. ise4 between the hours OF o O'Clock A NJ
ana check NJ commencing at 2oelock p NJ OF said
eleven and twelve 2 in block thirty ss in the
city OF heokuk, Lee county Iowa. beginning at popt
sixty 6el feet from Johnson street on, Furh sfrret
thence along Fourth street ards the alley snty 0
feet thence al right angle said one hundred
ti0V) feet thence right angle towards johnson sd ct
twenty co. feet, thence in straight line one hundrr
(looD feet TO the place Of beginning.
Taken levied upon and to be cold to satisfy said writ
Of execution.
Keoknk, July Is 1854. ISRAEL anderson
Printer kee " Co. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
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CIDE-WALK NOTICE.

~ ~ srasrs # ssy 6 tia Jelers< dsseriS<i Lses.
AZ merting q the City Council II tia city 81 eoknk
I'D Aug0st !. 49, tbs following or err wss aaAie
Resolved thai the owners Of lots and IL block o.
ane lots and IL block So be directed the hide
walk IN mont Of their respective lots Fourth street
graded and paved six feet wde also, that the owevs
lots and Il block e. lots and L. block S. lots and
II hoc4 o. ard ots md L. block a. be directed to
have the In front Of their respective o. sth
street grated md paved sx feet in with Also that the
own.yof Ms ard n block ~ io and L. block IL
and t0ts and II block a. be directed lay plank
uaak bur Set ude tn mint cf their respective iots on
Fourth street Aeo, that the Of lots ana IL
block ~ and lots and IL block So also lots IL in
block g be ordered 70 lay piank walk feet wids IN
ont q their lots on Rh street Also, that
fe owner M let A. bleck IS be directed TO have rlauk
valk four feet wids laid u front az his Iot o. "a
street Also that the Of lots II and IL block Is
Be directed to have the sidewalk graded and paveA in
'front.' ofsed futs On Exchange street. Bald sioswnn 10
De graded and paved the plank-waik laid within 50
dAys h9r date =. 8. MERRIAM, Clerk
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CHERlFF's SALE.

~ sfArK or Iowa, LIZ Ceuyfr-se
BY virtue OF special execution directed issued
y the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county in favor
o. q q Hale, ana agsinst II. heasfip and 8 heas-
n, ma - decree Against iohn DonAhoe and othsrs
have ley led upon and viii sell to the high est tdd.r
., the rcnt door Of the Clerks Once OF the DstrSct
coat OF Lee county, Iowa At keokuk. in said county
on the 18th day OF Aug A. D. 1884, the hours OF
O'Clock a \. and 4 O'clock r. NJ, com mencnx 1t
o'clock NJ Of said day the following property towit
~ FEET on roa the east SIDE OF lo) and
All Of lot eleven III in tlock hundred l0e IN the
city OF keokuk being 10 feet front on Franklin street nv
A0 feet desp and including the ALE, i'm ssid boct
Lee county Iowa
levied npon and to be sold, to satisfy said
keoknks July y, o. ISRAEL ANDERSON
rrsnssfs re ~ WI Sheriff OF Lee CO.. Iowa.
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We win receive into Works twenty more boys On
ycsng apprentices to the trade OF siove Plate
Hollow Ware Moulding. Meme need apply Who are NO,
must be accompanied by parents guardians Who CIR
give satisfactory statements 20 general haits and
tvAfning and will guarantee fuialimenf the part o
the apprentice Of the conditions of the ntepure We
pay Ase dollars per week for the first year an in
eaec Of dollar per week for each subsequent
but should the security be unsatisfactory dollar per
wcek will be kept back until the II service shall
expire The above weekly wages al pecuniary
sponsbility part This viii be the lat opportu
nifty b learn the trade In establishment - ne az
pet 70 be able 10 work. with present jour
peymen ard apprentice force the future.
We want also Steve Plate Meulders work eifhes
By the year piece-work, to whom will pay the
highest waess CoLLIES, C0MSTOCk co,
tuiy36d Quincy illinois,
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FOURTH WARD MIIlrARY ConpANr.-
At = msetiSg ksia Sy tie citizens Of
the Fourth Ward Monday evening, an il.
fantry company wss organized under the
militia lav Of the State, and the follow.
ing officers we're duly elected:
Csptaih-Aoris Sellers.
First Lieut.. -Andrsw Whitney,
Second Lieut.-Wm. Morris. 81
Orderly Sergt.-M Michael McKips;e.
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PERsoNAL.-Gos. Stone stopped in
our place . short time yesterday. He il
just from Dixie and Shsrman's army
Says the soldiers, and especially the lows
troops, are 10 excellent spirits, have con-
6dence 10 their leaders. in themselves and
their uitimste success. The Governor
was particularly struck BY the buoyant
temper Of al the soldiers be met from
this State, even those that were sick and
wounded. The Hawk Eye boys are m de
Of the right material for soldiers. Gov.
s. left on the afternoon train for his homo,