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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-06

TrNToN DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" NO 42o CANAL STREET, CORNER OF VARfcK.
ASSETS. 1895 93 10
Open daily from 10 A. n W ., aud from 81, 7P. NJ.
Sir interest allowed OF Syp aud undst ADD
Ave per cent on larger sunns
Money deposited oulr before Jsnuarg ~ VIII bear interest
from January
BDBR v. HAUOHw0UT President
y wMis S wM!sLl2oa' Woo Presidents
0Ansuus CRAysU. sccycsnrv
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There is also smother consideration which ought
not 20 be overlooked. suppose, after the blacks
are iarmCd and drilled and IN the foid they
should take il into their heads 20 choose which
side they would hght on-whst then Suppose
that this great host, after having discovered the
secret Ot their strength, should remember their
"paduuugs' aud "lauupinRs" -cmcm5 their
scared backs aud stolCu wives and ChiIdron and
Shou ID Tor once find the esvEgo Instinct of hate
hirclp hept down by the iron yoke OF plsuta.
t,h discipline, swelling up within, and should
rchct.sCtsc great SCFOy mUtiny her. uuicr onr
.vgs-Htst then
Iirr ur four years ago there would have been
plenty OF people 10 tlli Ne thatfhC Glove" Of the
sHos for their owners wUuld prevent anything
u' 'uBt Kind. But now We know h.iigr. The war
r.- r1uo.y unveiled tho secrets ui tho prison
house. There is no tJlhug wbat the future mav
l'Ig forth. hur n would certainly he one OF the
strongest sad most striking cyluts of history,
end ,uC bearing the strongest marks of proyi-
dCr'i'l rglribuuou 10 the uusl blow 20 the Ac-
cursed Cuu'LotgEty should come c.um tho hands
Of ts own slaves, armed ami disciplined by
itself
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OIL Matters.

Captain Lawrence Gruninger, formerly of New
Bedford, Mass, has struck q Nel upon the Smith
farm, on Cherry Run, which is nov producing
sixty barrels per day. with good prospect Of
increasing.
The following new strikes have occurred on the
Allegheny river and French crook ;-Messrs.
Dale aud Morrow struck q we'll last week on the
CoChrauC farm, TWO miles below Franklin. which
yielded two hundred and forty barrels the first
forty-cieht hours pumping. It is considered good
for one hundred barrels per day. John Lee has
also obtained flowing VOL ON the Martin farm,
Just above the Hoover, ana nearly opposite The
Cochran farm, which tiows over fifty barrels per
day.
Besides this, well has been struck on the
island opposite the Hoover wells, which prom.
ices to be ilrst-class we'll II has no. been tu6ed
yet. la addition 90 this, Mr. Hubbs. who owns
lease on the Smith farm, four miles below
Franklin, now the property OF the Excelsior Oil
Company, and who had been pumping but four
barrels a day at the depth of a0S feet, sunk his
well TO the depth of 42i feet, and struck a yea
which yields forty barrels in twenty four hours.
Two good wells have also been struck on French
creek, about mile above Franklin. All these
strikes have been made within ten days, and
there arc prospects of number moro il short
time.
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AnalaE.aRars-

Nuv CHF,SJl SrDrr TiWNTVE.--I I10t Before
lor, iasJ q. NOT .ood comedy rhore rs Ses. no plot
ataulr 20 ard such Al ssssmtsss vt p'r,orSsss tls
tho Interest must necessarily become divided. VITA
the cast Into which tho numerous fro rrffs rrrIrrr 20
the ttosuut HC play hoCHuG excess oily wtsry-
ing. Tie play is given tur ~ Warren "Jayk SpHgg,
nroesh awy RI cl WIN elegant tast'suu cgusoeBco,
ard for coarse pc cui'Sr features.
Mr. WHrTCu constituted thC Whole interest Of the ptrs
IN the Eyes q tho eucCuce H3 iut0uitahe iupudrorc
Dis strUturv7 ON the world Etryg. given with such dry
luinur ami uurtuuusnr.r. NfTC HrI.rfuI It wac
pleasant 500, TO sce drunken -cCr0 ga. ed tbGt u-
gality and eNagpHrAtiCu, hf Q uutl. ian
Alis- JOslu OrCnt ~ tors sri uIgrfuvatN
school kli vas cst .ctN tuuItniu., hsS ORION as.e,
bc no Chef hcehs 0i tLt stage, ltct Hfkuut blubNor
ing, uUt she bursts oUt aetufuy into s0bs, t luim4bc
she, With warren, was hC .'C and soul ui ir piece.
Miss triy Mestayer, WITH hyr quiet huwor and genial
nom America. s rtAHt TO be, by tHF byH.Ur Fna'ish
aUtuur iguuIuItg they all CUt n country sketch
of an American su9Eg-mIftCd vpui.U but il s very
of tie cast, except to say that Mr Mort.unt had part
tIN save aim 40 opportunity Tor upUAN.r, Huyftiug
bu Dis good looks and LIS fine voice, m uuu OF two decS
Flood r his excellent bearing and gcEtlcn iress
seeing warren r. an CyraYs sgsnIa, ia which WarrCn
plays Jolly policeman who Ruts into uur,cr on love
and supper adv uturu aud through a sorts OF nr
tUs tug, In ruc policeman style wrong Tie farce
10 received with Toars OflUgltnr.
Mrs: chapman aud NJ Ward were botl excellent. TINS
is the last week ui the Warren tr1uncmucN Co our regret
We say IL. Il VIII bO followed bY Miss OIyC Logan,
star and ono p great brightness, told The lady IL
sister OF the Wtlkaown and talented nrtle, Miss Eliza
Logan.
AT 1nE ARCH, Bet Demonio still continues to
draw fun houses. We should advlso pretty Miss rnoe 10
try Keep serious aud during the few hours ,he on
she spOls the Cfect Of and shows, by ier
wait of eAIneaintss, hev want VI all artsIG c lug
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''TIE EUREKA OIL COMPANY OI WEST
VIRGINIA."

Capital 81 900 600, divided Into 100000 shares
sttl per shsre. subscription price srjJ por share.
This Company own Oi the most valuable land ana
leases in tho KGnAwhA Valley, situate Horss Neck aud
Campbers Run brar chOs Of Bull creek, ans within Ave
miles N the Ohio river.
on Horse Neck the company own on9 we'll whlcn Is
pumping twenty three barrels OF oil per day rt!s veu
only three hundred aud twenty seven foot deep. The
super ntenj,nt 10 now preparing 20 bore 20 Che sep "
the other VOLS surrounding us, which producing from
hundred hundred and sis, barrels of oil per
day whom W. sro saushed we can produce like amount
There is anOthcC woll at Horse Neck b,rod two
hundred and sSyAve feet with about thirty foet Of oil
In the well The land which this well Is located on
AporpeIuS leSs1 Tho Bun Greek Company "En = ens-
third interest company have the baauce NJ two thirds
Al CampOell's run, the company ia fec tract
thirty three acres, considered by geologlss aud nnlu;
engineers the best 5n territory In tho state The great
Tack well, lowing dvo hundred barrels, adlolls this
property.
Books OF subscription open at tho gompsUy's
Office, Room No, ~, Merchants Exchange.
limited number OF shares only will be sold.
JOHN J. KBOAER, Treasurer
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Tic tror.ns horse f ora Temple is to te .old
for Slj uo0.
A confidence" man named wood has been
Jeremy Didu!me people IA Glouc,-Jcr.
The Chic. goisns yet feel little "shaky
about tleir LSnas.
"A wCddin- traubpred ,U Ptt.bUrg. Pa, sun
day week. and The bride nn away win another
man two days aiter
-Piinco Aiberts tomb at FrJgnore aill cost
halt million OF dollars iu he cotton districts
thoy sill starSe.
Cardinal Bediul, who has just died in Rome.
was once li.c guest ia ,nis couutry Of Archbishop
Hughes
"A recent fire in Gresham street. London, dis
counted the surplus Of insurance companies
somewhat over million dollars.
Miss Mary Goodwin, young and beautiful
lady, of one Of the oldest families in Hartford.
recently disappeared from her home in that city.
No clue can be obtained her whereabouts.
The English Government is wroth against
The King Of Dude, because, after they have
robbed him OF millions, he chooses to spend the
pHtance Of ES0,OO0 they allow him, according to
his own fancy.
The Hartford (Ct.) Wcsson Rifle Club is
composed Of men thoroughly educated In the use
oil the rifle, and when good shots are to be made
Ehey know how 70 make them. Recently four
members OF the club practsed at a target cut in
the shape Of profile, and labeled JEFF. Davis
Forty shots were fired at distance OF forty rods.
Twenty-siX passed within circle of four and A
half inches, the greater number going within a
much smaller space, while the entire forty shots
went within circle ofeight inches.
Stewart, the New York dry goods dealer, is
building marble structure, 6l by III feet, on
the site Of the late Sarsaparllla Townsend man
sion, on Fifth avenue of New York, but whether
as a gallery Of art or private residence does not
ye. appear. It has already cost 100000, and
there is much speculation in regard to its use. If
il becomes private residence, 400 guests with
moderate crinolines can be accommodated at one
time on the drawing-room lQQr,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-21

The Congressional nominations for the Stago
Of New JERSEY arc now complete: ard the Union
men AZ confident Of carry iug the safe fuc Lin
coin and the Ccuutry. Tho following arc the
candidates
First District John T. Starr Union; isaac Y.
Dickinson. opposition.
secoud-George ". Newell, Union; George
Midd eton, opposition.
Ihud-ChaFies Scranton, Ur'on. Charles sit.
PrCGyCg, opposition.
FuGItl-Ii cOIurC lit,ie, Union; A.dloV
Rogers, opposition.
Finh-E. d. W-lcuan. Union. 70 v. r.
Wright, opposition.
The railroad gUes in CntCrs irto This rout-o.
Ycrsy, ana viii seriously affect gLc prospects Ut
several Oi these c udilaiCs.
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From tie "fitsaburs Daiy Post u fseptsmbsr . l36i
"or SrGRE.-Ths 'WHoelus InteHgencOr' ssys ,-,
We learn NJ gentleman who SvrIyod yesterday fro
Pleasant county hat on MeHdAy tho Burton OF Com ANY
struck wen on Horse AeSk In that c'Iusy which win
yield thausSna bsrles Df oil per day. Ll0a great
excitement the subu 't la n Is vicinity Hul lo fever
tS prevailing 20 q fe trtui extent"
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UNITED sTATKs

| SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, UNITED sTATKs
! - Amy, No. 81 sOgIR strsst,
os. sssS s1 geo, 2 a. % ~ s "" , Ss oesvss g e s
furnishing the United States subShtonOs DeDSrtms1S
FOUR THOUSAND tpOC) HEAD OF REEF CATTLE.
ON tbs hoof delivered az the state Cattle Sc .les At Bsia
more Nd IN lot, o. Sll one thousand each syeY Cel
sIriye, a. lle expense Of the eonractoI They aust
eli falling OF 1000 one thousand pounds ross sslshk
bpn;, stags, oStn' Cows Heora aud HornissI CAitls
deduction ofter Go pounds wu be made frqa the
sehi o. esen steer acccPd nnder this contract, pro
bef houfs before being weished, 10 weighed imno
Blsnk fomS FOR pfcp0Aas lan bo had on application At
tbs onoe, either 10 pergon y mail or telsstash,
PROPOSALS BY telegraph or ether rresu4ar Informal
| p-opOsais ril not b. considered.
ono asrs separsts, II rs appearance Indicates ioSs
woight tlsn the minimum meptioned above; the sK-
perse Of weighing VII BE- paid by TIE party errs Ia adg-
zach bid to secure consideration mut contain writ
ten antee ol TWO responsible persons, as iolows
We Of tho County Of =, state Of -, DO hereby
sccofdsnee with the terms Of his (or hsl Proposition.
and should bis Cor their proposition be accepted 9s Cor
herewith, and We are prepared to become his securities
giving good and sufficient bonds for It's faihlment
Tho responsbit Of the WArant0ra must be shown by
the official certificate Of The CLERK Of the nearest District
Court or Of the United States District Attorney 10 DC en-
Bddes must be- present to respond TO their bids ana
prepared give bonds and sign the contract be9re lsaV
inc Goyerament reserves 10 sethe right to reject any
all bids considered unreasonable
Payments to be made aiier each delivery m sueh funds
As may be on hand If none on hand 10 be made a.
soon asr received.
Cattle. aud addressed to CapainJ. II. Gilman, O.
g., baltimore, Maryland.
liza bid Is IN the name OF Arm their names and their
post office address must appear on they Will not be
6idered.
Each person or everv member OF firm oderiag a pro-
posal must accompany it wi an oath of allegiance 70 the
Omitted States Government IL has already nled ons
In this ofnce.
AK5idshoi eonplyag srety wlA ne terms q his at
teyFseaeaf WiA BE- rejected.
J. II. GILMAN
l0l-it Captain and q. s., u. H A.
F7N QUARTBRMAsTER GENERALS
-I1A- once, First Division,
WAsHiadroN CRY October j., ls6E
hORsESl HORSES n HORSES ~ -,
Horses suitable Tor Artillery aud Caiary Serllet ~
he purchased at GlEsBORO DEPOT, inOpen narkeh -
November I, ls04. ....,.
Horses Win be delivered % Captain T. Lorr hoeis
A. y. N, and be subjected 70 he usual ~
inspection before heug accepted
frlce OF Cavalry Horses, $40 cAcn.
Price of Artillery Horses, alo1 eae..s ra,rs
I@9heht VIII pe LlAe' i0f - fltlES A. Ekio,
foionol First DiYi5innl
lO8a QuarssrlnA''s'' o'A''@' 0A's'-
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AUCTION SALES.

AuCllON SALES.
MAcKEYs AUCTION ROOMS, no. sSs
HA MARKET s6eel
9. G. NArEFr Auctinoser soHcHs sonslsrn,snts o.
- GOODS, WARES Avn NekUaANpIsg
e At Ninta ff putlc asis hia Auction E,r sud IA
RIAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
At The EEChanee
HOUSEHOLD TuREFuRe
A. DwelilhgB. eud
slOCWs or AER0nANDrsE
Attle stores u the CwrOrs.
Cssh viii be tdvsrcei vhou doasd en- ssns,sutnont, sf
goods ibr putlio sails.
a.. AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
10y Horace.
QoNusrrAsrEe- QSHHuAis Crrtos,
Fusr Divtnos,
WAWuSgroN CirY. Octlbcr o.. 1884
W. - sold al ruhC Aucd % The hsh0st b.ddet st
thr fIfpo rud nIstes named below. viz
HltFLiN, - hNSNLYANfA, THURSDAY.
October tf f-6i
WILMINGTON, DELAW ARE, THURSDAY.
OctoHcr ~, iSfit.
YORK, FPNNSYiNANIA, THURSDAY,
49,. Nctohcr 81, 1896
lMD HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
Theas Fo-ses have bcon condemned ~ unAt for ths
BE- had.
HUrsca aoh sinriy Sales ~ commence Al 10 An
Herms-Cash iu Tinted stsiss Cvrttucy
By order " The Qusrormestet- oe 1ersL
JANIS FKtN
. Colonel In charge Ftfat Division
10 A-fah QuhrtVfmAatet Generals Qd8S
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MI OF the AbJNe described ala 90 be OF the bot quality
and Aub'cot u Inspection.
bidders VIII ate price, botA In writing aRd dguros and
the amount or qu antlty Of each article bid tor
Each bid must bc guaranteed By responsible per-
whose signatures mustbe appended tLe guarantee
and terdot 90 being good and sufficient security foe
She fmount rvoved bV the United states District Judge
Attorney OF Collector, % other public oioer other1ise
the bid will not be considered.
Tls right T. reserved TO reject al bdI deenied too
high and no BID nom defsVtRg contractor viii DO
ceved,
ny osder Of Colonel Herman Brggs Chief Quarerm AtOr
i0-sOM CSptsis AMI 4, o. N.
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PROPOSALS.

ARMY UPPLIES.
"A O'sE-a co. Any CLOTHING AND YlUfrNqr,l
10 503 BHOADWAr, Nav YORK,
october 20, l35G !
sos'sd Proposals VIII he received Al this oaicciunu
Cclolt NJ. on 1NF hSbAN Tho 27th ustt tlr niynsbin
by contract - te Depot OF Army Coihn5 and BIursss
o. tbis city,
EnApsseks
PaCs'tg b1Xea,
Drum Sticka
shovel 1winc.
Sewcd BoO'cCg, No 8.
telupts or speCdcat0ns of which be sseu AZ thlI
oNCU.
T.iters viii state tts quantities tey wIsh Z, deliver,
time Eoy can euis the delivery OF al they propo,s
fuuih r.
me knsPs'ckA 70 be delivered in army standard pack
iuk boxes.
proper guarantee must accompany an proposals sat
Nng forth that contract Is awarded TO the party named
therein. ho or oy wh ~ once gNe bends for the fathf
perlcrmAnco Of cOntrsct.
The Unod States reserves The tsh 70 reject any part
the whole Of the bids may be deemed for tho interest
Of tho stryioo.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for (horo
state the name Of tue article bl fo, and addressed
Colonel ID. II. YINrON,
Io-H.5t Deputy ousstermAsIor. .Ge1crsi, U. s., A.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

n BOUNTY FOR MARINES. - WANTED
q for the United States Marine Corps abIsboded mou
M 70 perform tire duties OF soldier Al Navy YARDS
4Apd On board United States shipaOf-NsT on fcTeigu
BIAu6aB
Tenn Of service, F9ur Years.
Better o0mPehAat0u than the army
ALL IhS LOCAL BOUAlIES pGid upou eutistneut
Marines receive Prigg Monoy.
For di 0uhoT incarnation Apply Al the R5oruiuR'
rendezvous,
No. slI FRoST Street. below Spruce street
between Iob0urs Of aao O'Clock.
O. a Moe WILEY,
Gub-n MAJOR and Recruiting OGioet.
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)RoPosAhs FOR LUMBER.

DRoPoSAhs FOR LUMBER.
CHisT QuARrsvHAsrpA's oFyros,
DEroT OF WAsnEGroE, Wsshlnston, Oct Y 1854
sATURDAY October s9 is6i AZ L ociooE IA, for N
At MS depot o. Lug,ber Of ehs following Ans' s.r
loo test - o. l. inch whits p
t"%oo feess-4 or Is-nea ute Pine eo@moa os.
IsSons fseis-i oS2 neh whn, Pin, comma. cgrl,o..
IN, f0F inch ionsHSi and srOoVed Fioor-
$3.50 S sss! @ M Ski HemOos scGntlius 70 feet Ioag
Et2g9 feet ga neWiook ScAhtne. ls fOet long.
25.o0 feet SA4 htm;oek &c ant ing, 70 feet long.
25,0CO ftet sXk HenlocE Joist, IL feet leaR.
SS ss a aS ss%SSs s%oss & ' Il Il fs:: s:t Sa long
Seg@ Ss6 leet SHe nemls,S Jost. 20 ts.tioAs.
2g,ytS Get SHI ncmlock JoIst, IL -, long.
gs%S w seel s.3 Sx3 Hem oeh JO.t, 70 feet looS-
t16O5 feet SIs IIesloek JSst, Il I, 81 ioas
S.9 S @ iest s s&s s sd 10 Hs@SSs 9o:t u feet long
,gS. gyS. iset SSs and " hemoet Jost, u ies long
o 30 NO dIsS ~ men i,S saIsS s.. %91 rns Shingles
Samples Of shingles and lsths proposed for win be ss-
Bids viii bs received separately for sseh kind aax
quantity as above specified, or or tho whole AmOust AZ
All Of Il, above described to be good ncrshsut.b,s
LUMBER subject TO che Inspection OF sn Inspector appointed
AZ ofthe lumber contracted fo % be dOliversdrithls
thirty t%) drys from date OF contract:
An oath u AlegsDee 70 the United states GyverneRt
The ability thS bidder 70 al the contract should n
es swareed hm must be guaranteed by i've rsspoasi-
guA ArADtee
The fgn name and post once address OF each bidder
must be iesbly written In the proposal
Bonds IN equal 10 half 1 the amount OF ths eca-
uHns, signed tho and both II his guaraut m
vii be required 0f ho successful bidder, upon snng
contract.
Tho Isht 10 reject any ali BIDS that may be deeusG
100 hieh is reserved BY ne Depot QuArtermsster
PrcpOsas must le plainly endorsed the eaVeioSs
''fr0posas FOR Lumber, and addressed % the under.
signed.
D. H. RUCKRR,
Hrsadior-C sueTal Eud Chief Quartormastsr
inl' lN Depot Of WAshiGStSa.
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DEAD. AND SAVE YOUR HEALTH, TIME,
HI, AND MONEY.-DR. BASSErT is now ourlne
eases OF private diseases where Quacks have utterly
JAILED, and N many cases nearly ruined their patients
purely egiable and have no bad effects the system
DR.. BASSEIT guarantees cure In all cases He can ho
consulted at an hours OF the Gay aud evening" at MS
ON e, az toe Drug Store n. W. corner Of FIffa and
CAhRENIER Streets, lO2l-2Is
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hides AND BARRRLS.-OFFICR DEPOT
Ii ComnlSsary OF ofSubsstenoe,
wAsmSdros, October II, 1855.
WI be eoid at public auction, TaURsDAY, 0otessf
r. ls6i at q O'Clock A. ~, AZ sixth street wharf wksA-
tnstOn, II. CT
500 aslted Hldes.
Dry Hides, more or less. AisO
1000 sugar Hogshead
40 Pork Bsrrels.
So Flour co
Ia Coffee do
Il5 whisky DO
l25 FISH do
l7B vinegar Kegs.
coo Boxes. 6c.6e &c.
Terms Casa, 10 Treasury notes at the ume OF eNs
lOh-S q. BELL, IAsui.- Col. and O.G,
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Ll.ANNELS, BLANKETS.
IL Linen and Cotton Sheetings.
Cheap at JAS. II. CAMPBELL & CO.'S,
No. 7H CHESNUT Street.
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A RswAsp.- We vim nv ! l.yre ).

A REwAsp.- We win pay ; large n.
ward 70 the individual Who will furaish I
feasible plaa for sxtsrmisasiag III hind
Of bags, either hrgs Of small bat par.
tisularly tloss snail bsgs that every
night s~srn atoss oat head, 81 j. oar
mouth, nose. eyes, eass, inside our shirt
collar, and in fact alnos. drive ~ inn
our fortified position. It may b. posi-.
BE to call ON tho 0O.day men d reialoroe
u If relief dos DOT come from some
other source. They are certainly Of NO
use in this vorld-shey are too small to
stin-they doo's make good printer ink.
- We have tried them; At least we
couldn't get them to mix we'll. Oul
printers rebel aeaiost them. oar Freeman
gets angry, add in our distress Ne leave
for some cool and secluded spot for 70.
fsction.
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~Txo Of Can Noor.,a !.

S~Two of Caps. Noosss company
saseht catfsh yesterday 10 the Missis-
sippi weighing sixty poasds, and bssssh.
Il into camp. without hook o. line, OF any
other means than main strsseth and
svkwarkness, 70 NJ Hairy Naiien, !"
phrase - The Davis county boys speak Of
the transaction.
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1cE! Ics!l-I an prepared % furnish
Toe 70 the citisens Of Keokuk in quaint.
ties to salt. Order left At my Office on
Sd street, between Main aud Blondns.
or given to the wagons will recsivs prompt
attention. D. CoTalra
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AucrIos.-Howe 4 Tyler win ell this
Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock, good
second hand furniture, carpets. clocks,
quilts, . lot Of notions left over from the
last sale; lot of thin clothing, lacss and
trimmings. ALSO one young durham COW
and calf.
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s~At 10 election Of tho Diresoss o.
tho Flint Nstiosal Bank q Kssksk. o.
the l7th, II. K. Love was elected Prssi-
dent in plaos Of WIN. 8. NeGsvis, d.
osassd, and Robt b. Foots VS. slsctsd
Cashier.
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! DREss PAnADEs--Thsfs w a ssrcr
in the announssasnt Il the time for drss
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~ Yesterday, and up to lsts hour
lass night the heat IVES excessive, and
almost everybody we're hunting for the
shade and some cool beverage.
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