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q Those new goods at Akin, Jarvis j. Burralls
are just the things everybody wants, and the
chance for you is now. The best styles of prints,
adelaines, gInghams and dress goods in the city,
nd at smaller prices than anybody else, are sell
fng there. e
- as thev- have been greatly reduced
4 p,s, n,,,ar o,r ,7otto, TO sell more goods, and
lower prices than a,r-v other house in the place.
mch2Stf y
u Go To THE BEsT.-Go to BrS'ant. otrateon d
derrilr's Davenport business Coz. 'ese ~ se'
thorough commercial education. Auuress
Bryan, Stratton d Merrill, Davenport, 'o"a'
mch18dwtf
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TERMS OF THE ANGUS
Odd Fellows.

Rock ISLAND LopeE No. IS, l. O. o. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows Hail,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eagle streets, at
seven O'Clock, p. m.
C. B. KNOX, r. S. THOMAS TaoRNroN, N. G.
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R- Mr.. ]. S. WILLIAMS, who is our authorized
agent in st. Louis. for this paper, will attend to
making collections and purchases in that CIsy.
Office 81 Chestnut Street, n E. Cor. OF Fifth.
P, o. Box 40l0.
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Live Stock and Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Manday April 3, 1865.
Beef Cattle-Choice government and shipping
stock IS ,50a9 ,65; fair government cattle 81 20aS,
30; stock steers S., ,00a6, 50 per l00!bs.
HOgs-Nomonal supply. The transactions at
the yards have been almost nominal "a nd limi-
ted to establish quotations. Prices range from
6. BOA III 10 per 100 lbs.
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MINSTREL CONCERT, to night, at Babcock's
Hall. The company promise a good enter.
tainment
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Bakery, Confectionery
- AND

AND
CITY RESTAURANT.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
- people of Rock Island and vicinity that
he has opened a new establishment on illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE.
Fruits of all kinds, Nuts, Rasins, and all the
ietIes OF fruits and favoring extracts TO be found
at a similar establishment.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
and furnish all kinds OF Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
eskes of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
trostings, and ali sorts of ornamental work done
10 order in the best manner.
ICE R Z A Ms
of the most superior quality, made to order, and
Private Parties supplied with everything desired,
in the refreshment line.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
where ladies and gentlemen be supplied with
Oysters, IN any style, at short notice. Hot Coffee,
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got up to order, short notice. Cigars always
on hand
The undersigned believes he cen tickle the
palate of the public the most satisfactory man
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF can
dy TO a roast turkey,--and he respectfully asks
trial and ashare of public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
RaeS Island. Sept 30. DIT
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coMMERCIAl.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET.

| Rock IsLAED, April 4, 1865:
The current value of the artseles named below
subject TO changes, but the following quotations
| are correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
81, 80, at wholesale, and $7,40 at retail. Sacks
$3.50 at Wholesale, and $7,oo Ut retail. Loose
80 at Wholesale, and $6 80 at retail.
No. 2, 65;
Corn-30c for 10 lbs. 81
Oats-25c for 35lhs. &
Rye-35c.
Barley-60aS5c. y
Beans-$I ,50al, rs.
Onions-$l ,35 per bus. 4@
Potatoes-75aS0c.
Eggs-I5c doI. -. al1 g
Batter-vsry choice lots, Tor retailing, will
bring 20a25c.
Sorghum-90aSl. 90. C.
SALTS, ,25a3 so per bar.
Kerosene barrels included, Soc;
retail 20. =
Hghwines-$2, 16.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81, ,5Oa3, 90 per don
Pork.-For live hogs, s., ,00a$IO, 90 Dressed,
SIC, 00a$ll 90.
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4 30 For
prime shipping g, ,00a7 90 per hundred lbs.
Hides-Gresn country, &c; green ssltsd, sc;
dry salted, 10c; dry flint, lac; green calf, Toe;
sheep pets, 81, 90.
Hay-Prarrie, ssaslO,O0 per ton; Timothy,
Sl2 .00a To- 90.
Wood-oal s., 90 to s., 90 cord.
Coal.--At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at 90 cents, the of delivering to
be added
From teams, in Market square, at 23a24 cts
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING l am building q
IN large number o. Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and woulds,y to the farmers OF this and adj DIN
ing counties that / can supply them with any
thing they walt in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. B. III. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf.
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OSBORN d CURTIS.

OSBORN d CURTIS,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island
a Illinois. Office in the Court House.
Practice in the State and Federal Courts. Titles
to real estate examined short notice.
Soldiers claims adjusted.
CHARLES NJ. OSBORN.
HENRY CURTIS, Jr.
Rock Island Feb. "a, dw3m.
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COUNTY ORDERS. for 95 cents on the dollar,
can be had at this Office. Mch29dwtf.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL OFFICERs.-See advertise
of Mr.. Guest, county superintendent.
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas FiTtin&
s STEAM M PIPE S

I'HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
/ at his new stand on the corner of West Eagle
and Front Streets, near the Gas Works, all kinds
OF Brass and Iron Goods, such as Steam Cocks,
Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups, Beer
Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe of all sizes
Zinc, Babbitt Metal, etc, etc.
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended to and
put up in workmanIike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale
Gas Filters supplied
N. B.-Cash paid for Old Copper and Brass.
JACOB RILEY.
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Later from Texas
The Galveston Bulletin, of the 18th
instant, has the following:
FROM TIE RIO CRANDE.

instant, has the following:
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
The propeller New Jersey arrived from
Brazos Santiago on Monday evening. the
only items of news by this arrival, are
that General Brown demanded of zen.
Meiia the return OF the Confederate bat
terry sold by Capt. Jones men to Mejja,
and also the return Of the Lucy GwIu,
taken from Matagorda Bay without pa
pers. Both demands were comp led with
by the Mexican authorities.
Messrs. Ballipger IL Jack have resumed
the practice of law at Galveston. Mr..
Ballinger was commissioner from Gov
Murrah and Gen. Magrudpr to General
Candy, and Lieut.. Col. Jack was chief .oi
staff TO Gen. NJ The Bulletin, which
claims to have been always Union, speaks
highly of the firm and recommends it to
confidence and patronage.
TUE FOURTH AT HOUSTON
friend at Austin writes us under date
of July 18th ''The fourth is being cele-
brated by the firing of cannon, hosting
of flags, and general collection of people
Rumols have 1T that the Federals would
arrive to-day, and the whole country Is
assembling 10 Sec What change, Two
years ago one-haf were afraid 10 speak
and the other half were ready to hang
those suspected of Union sentiments. We
all hope the provisional governor will
hurry along. The delay is very injurious
in many ways"
The Civilian says:
1t seems somewhat singular that while
the abolitionists of the North Al e urging
clemency towards the rebels Of the South
some of our own citizens, who remained
home throughout the war, are urging 9
proscriptive policy.
PAPER PRICES OF SOLID THINGS
This is the title suggested by the follow
ing, which e find in the Civilian:
Taking the prices Of almost everything
bought and sold as the standard, the
wealth of Galveston has increased fit,
per cent. in the last month. The amount
of green backs and United States bank
notes now in circulation is eight hundred
and sixty millions of dollars, against one
| hundred and seVenty-seven millions bank
note circulation in 1856. The properties
of paper circulation TO inhabitants is about
| S27 to one.
| In 1856 it was less than six to one-ar
initiation of more than one hundred pei
cent. BY the last statistics before us, The
circulation of the Bank of England wa,
only about one third of the paper circu
| lation of the United States, while it was
| fifty per cent. greater in 1866. According
to Otto Hubner, the whole hank note cir
culation of the world, in 1855, was less
than eight hundred millions of dollars
or at least seventy millions less than the
present paper circulation Of the United
States alone. 1t is not, therefore, TO b'
wondered that prices rise where this cur
rency becomes the standard.
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Notice.
EXECUTIVE OFETC'

y JdlFNoUII ItAIas 1CUO.
OFFICERS. who Qualify under the Proclamation,
must forward 10 bis Office, either with the oath
otherwise, the offices they hold, that record may
be kept showing their official character, commits
stoned issued if ncces. airy.
Given under my hard the day and above written.
BY the Governor: =. We l.. SHARkEY,
Provisional Governor + Mississippi.
JAMES r. YERGER, Secretary of state.
juye, dow
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escaped are either in or on their way to
Mexico.
The late events i'm the United States
preoccupy these people much. They i'm
ugine sometimes they are going to be re-
cognized. They believe France will in
timidate the United States into IL. But
the factis sirvliH| w NJ 1I Q Il Nv Nfre il mass
ing all his fore z.' Szn frontier.
n spite ca ml N Nh Nj |I| M NM MN mn A.AHT. Gen.
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NOTICE.

L. A. Kidd, of Clark county, Miss.- holds ceF1i6
cate made by me, bearing date the Sth of February
l5o4 to the effect thatI had not traded any uctk 5
made by Kidd to me for land This certifieate was
given ittou any motive of injury to Kidd ben.
Eft myself, and make it vaIueles4 as such.
hereby repudate the the act of treacherous
recollection. In May 1861, sOma of the notes were
ira led to J. E. Newman, which had escaped my re-
collection. On the Std of February, 1861 Kidd sold
me a negro woman and two small children for $500
paid him in his papers and money the full amount
and received bill of sals f-om him acknowledging
the same from him and his wife Toe next day Kidd
sent Mr.. Skegs procure this certificate which
readily gave avg entirely forgotten the transaction
with Newman and that it had no bearing whatever on
the trade between Kidd and myself, had pa i'd the
full amount agreed on for the negroes
W. S. FRlCE, Jr.,
Eoterprise, July 16, 1861.
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SUMMERFILEE INSTITUTE;
4 Boarding School for Boys and Young
Mcn,
sUMMERvILL, GHoLsoN, P. o.; MISS.

This old and highly popular establishment fNr the
education of boys ard young men having passed
through the war without suspension Ind having
Sompshed greater amount of good than any 4'her
Institution Of the kind in the Southern country will be
opened ON the md Monday Of September nrxt for the
reception of ucntk. The building will be thoroughly
renovated and repaired the rooms rctt!rd AMI every
thing possible bc done for students Willie accomplish
ed Suitable text books viii he procured, and soon
as possible the apparatus and Library restored
The principal is animated by desire Z" elevate the
standard of education the country, and to impress
upon t- touth of afflicted section tn" ne ressty of
mental culture" The ravhges OF war and its consr-
duent Generalization cannot lessen tc vane f.m raj
ity, virtue and learning, nor revoke i,t Of the Su-
preme Intelligence
Our people must come forward and realize the
solemn fact of the uncertainty of riches, and the in
stability of human possessions. Thought is King"
and absolute We must cdica,e; it il he o"Iv 'topr
The Principal of the Sumncrvlc Institute has
been pronounced bv nearly all the Presidents and Pro-
successful teacher of the whole country His long
pericncc in the control and discipline of schools, and
his great power i'll the recitation room, constitute him
the first teacher of the land All the publications and
mprov culents in educational matters Mt the North Will
be examined and when approved, ADOPTED; and moth
will be left unGonc to create III our midst an 0rio
cracy Of mort
A thorough practical and classical education will he
impaired embracing every branch of liberal collegiate
course Ftty-two boys will he received, and twp teach
of ability, besides the Principal, will be in attcn
dance.
For board tuition and washing for 20 weeks. begin
ming on the 2nd Monday of September payable inrd
ria6lg u advance. IN Naon" curtenct, sl25 90 -,
Mddlng cotton will be rcccivelat l2s cts per pounI
delivered to T. j. Dunlap, Sluqulnk Station, NJ &
o r. Road. or to the Msssrs. Phillips in Macon.
Corn Lard, Wheat, Bacon MolaSses will also he
received 1T the Snmmerville market price but must in
al b delivered at the expense of the party fur
nisNinN Al
Good rf yin be fnrnished, served UP in good style,
aud <ht students ii tended b Nthe best ser,
THE R1ia6zn0 ksvithsrssyn his from all polit.
i<1l t6t fl61S anil Intends devoting his remaining
d65< he labor of his former years He refers conf
GENTLY IL tag fsnnans ef his old students wherever
WAGONS 80 81 81 Shuqialnk to meet students for
tie three Ht DAYS af the session to convey them
Sn,H'3 ms 6f ] small charge
For fAfi6afoun not coftanedin this circular, address
T faf IilnclpAI and Proprietor
sTH0S. S. CARTWRIGHT.
~ am requested by Mr. y. G. CTittIrrieht tn sate
that lis school, The Sanmeruaic Feaqe Semndry will
resume its xerciscs simultaneously with the Institute
june IL. 1865. I'm r. =. G.
| ~ jackson Daily News will copy.
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g very properly
tors who find in
Edmund Rumn,
Despair and
ginia editor, are
Hit is, therefore,
forts to which
failures. There
Fnartyrdom of a
ed for intellect,
bachable charac-
challenge res,
prtune and ease
w the State he
} institution he
e rulers he Sc
he laws he en-
was too much
to bear, and in
pe put a period
nature should
re, and we are
riding or tramp
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(ty and country,
@ selection of their
: in the city. James
ner Of Common and
Is pr eparcd to sell
ices.
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rday from the
Rodpitohias and
< Of their Gre
which is made
ii water, by a
tie of cost which
lower rate than
a Boston. The
the thernome-
ess below Zero,
rs pure as suy
vn ice is to be-
dent. The Ice
i've our thanks
Picayune, 18th.
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General Carl
d by President
B the Souther
upon their con-
to let his sys-
a thorough in
aurz enjoys the
and will be &C.
ington, a noted
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Is, &c.

Is, &c.
supply of the
and fl at cap
print all kinds
Eherifs, .Iusti-
e shortest no
pie terms. Or
t with prompt
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Europe brings
Is from Brazil
orces were re-
vans. The Eng
dissolve on the
me the election
excited, and q
Nottin CHAM
rial contest at
has resigned
opposed, would
State. Marshal
inted command
!. Five-twenties
at the close.
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|lesale druggist,
ne streets. New Or.
| those in want of
J thing app~rtaining
market rates.
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order of the
General E. +. S..
| nmand of the
exas, reporting
This il O fortu
| pie.
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DIRECTORY.

RIGAOE FIRST
Y CORPS,
ISSiPPI. RRFvrT
lCMILLEN, Con-.
f of Staff.
i.de.CAmp.
EN-, Aid de-Camp
Asst Adj Gen'l.
Provost MarSha al.
Act. Asst ms. Gen.
ss't Q. NJ
Y. Mar Freedmen.
b. Subsistence.
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New Arrival.
New Orleans Advertiser,
PUBLISHED nv
GARDNER &; COMPANY'

] LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS made with advertisers. The
paper Is
CIRCULATED GRATUITO USLY
on Steamboats, Railroad Cars and ether vehicles ~
travel coming city of New Orleans, by special
agents appointed for that purpose
The advertiser will prove 10 BE- eorrHct Enide for
the Merchant, rlan'er Manuf. cturer, Mechanic and
Consumer, doing, or having business, IN tue city Oh
New Orleans. -,
Bv reference to columns it will be found That
ALI, THE LEADING RESPECTA BILE BUSINESS
HUTTSES advertise in the New Orleans AdvPrtiS r.
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Iral merchants,
re of Jas. CONCEAL,
streets, New Or.
be drug trade they
lie latest gold quo
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A lie has more legs than a centiped.
Some correspondent wrote to news
paper in Illinois that after getting the
Indians to join us we were utterly care
less of their lives, aud said that he sdsc
sixty bodies of Indians II think he said
sixty, if not, it was more) lying in one
pile unburicd. The Indians lost two
men killed, and had one wounded.
The Delawares, under Gen. Steele
scslped our people on his march to JOIN
Gen Banks, though we never charged Is
AS an atrocity coun!enanced by the cons
mander.
When mans life is at stake. 4 81 4
justice should be shown him. U6is S..
titled to a fair trial. even before Ahe
bunal of public opinion.
That ever countenanced an stEocilN|
is as absolute lie as that, as J0des 81
the Supreme Court, conf seated Che
property of Union men. The Supreme
Court OF Arkar sas has no Jurisdiction ID
matters of confscation.
Respectfully. ALRERT PIKE.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

JACKSON, MISS. July 7, 1865.
WHEREAS. It's rrquired by the regulations Of the
Sc, rotary of the Treasury that all persons engaged
in and carrying any kind of business must be
loyal citizens of the United %t.tes and wnet cas- the
aking OF the osth of amnesty prescribed in the
Presidents proc amafion of May 60 a. ID. 1865, is
evidenc. of loyalty. Therefore,
OEDEItED, That all persons engaged la trade as
merchants vendors of merchandise. clerks, me-
chances rfizans professors teachers, attorneys doc
tors editors printers bankers hotel keepers and all
persons engaged in business of any kind whatever,
rrq-ired 70 take at once, unless they have
ousy Iafcn, the amnesty oath, SET forth in the
Pr sfaEn9 - nr6efnanation of May %. 1af5
w. l.. SHARKEY.
Prov. Governor of Mississpi.
8N AH# 0#HNffinf
IxES =. yERGER.
SECRETARY Of State.
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llery in the De-
are to he con-
med near the
Major General
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FIFTY Dollars ReWards

Fifty Dollars ReW0rds
EyTnLEN in Meridian the Sd day of July. one
y CHESTNUT SUEREL HORSE. about hfteeh
4anfls high has white streak the nose: one or
more Of his white is wei formed rides wen
rnit pace fox trot and smooth walk is in fine order
and about six wears old will pay fifty dollars reward
for his delivery tn 5. K. SMITH. Meridian.
n b. The horse had saddle, with common
American s..dde-tree and grhs scat of black patent
leather and little new strrup feathers, white
bride kirb Bit with yellow web rens and ripe halter
M. j. CRAWFORD
jy 10 Dekalo MISS
/ want to purchase BEEF CATTLE,
SHEEP, GOATS and HOGS, on foot.
ALSO,
Bacon, Lard. Butter, Eggs, Chickens,
and Potatoes. &C., for which the highest
market price will be paid.
JOSIAH JONES,
Jones Hotel, Meridian.
May so, d II.
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"a 1HE RECOVERED STATE AND O1TI 4&UtlI44
1t will be remembered that the President
of the First National Bank of New Or.
leans recently, under directions from
Major Gen. Heron, brought 10 this city
from Western Louisiana, large amount
of State and City Bonds, which had been,
until then. in the hands of Mr.. De Frees,
the State Treasurer under the Confede-
rate State Government of Louisiana.
These were the property OF the free
banking institutions of New Orleans.
Mr.. Graham deposited these bonds with
Gen. Sheridan. Gen. Sheridan applied
TO the authorities at Washington for in
structions as to his course concerning
them. He has been directed by Gen.
Grant to forward them TO the Adjutant
General Of the Army at Washington. He
yesterday notifded Mr.. Julian Neville,
State Auditor to that effect. We give
below Gen. Sheridan's letter to the
Auditor:
[~cpy.I
H'DQK's, MILITARY DIV. OF SOUTHWEST.
New Orleans, July Is. 1865.
MIR JULIAN NEVILLE, Auditorof the State of Louisi
ana, New Orleans:
SIR have respectfully TO notify you
that in telegraphic communication. re-
ceived from the Lieutenant General,
am directed to place the Louisiana State,
New Orleans City Bonds, now in my
hands, with the Adjutant General of the
Army, at Washington, unit. further
orders.
am, sir. very respectfully, your ODE
dicnt servant,
(Signed) P. H. SHERIDAN,
Major General, u. s. A.
In. o. Times.
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Ia at Whining
Eshington, and
Roads
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cen appointed
lorida.
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There is one feature of labor here
which must have attracted the attention
of all who frequent our levee. The load
ing and unloading of steamboats,, which
was once done chiefly by white labor, is
now altogether in the hands of negroes.
One reason Tor this has been 10 the taking
up of white men, everywhere, as soldiers,
but the chief reason is, that black labor
is cheaper than white. At all events,
whether from mutual rppulsion, or from
undercharging, or from whatever cause
it may arise, there is not white laborer
TO be seen along the levee. Watchmen
are still white, but this probably comes
from the analogy Of the official watch
men, we presume, more than anything
else.
Another feature Of the levee is the at
tendance on the black laborers, by their
wives and sweethearts, who beguile their
time with selling cakes and pies, ,stews
and concoctions OF beer. etc. This at
tendance has quite Mexican look; and
the laborers work, too, like Mexicans.
with spasmodic energy, doing prodigious
work tor brief period and then lay up
until necessity makes it requisite To beeia
again. AS there is an immense number
OF them to do the work, there IS newer
any lack of laborers when boat arrives
N. @. Picaynn4.
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MISS

ice Colonel j. T..
ntary of the State
the 18th of Au-
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Printing Material for Sale.

TsYPE, lands Cases, Imposing Stones super TsayfI
Hand Press and other material for daily or weekly
ewspaper.
Address GARDNER q Co
jyl5dff New Orleans AdvertiktE
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GUARDIANS sALE.

ZfoR IL hereby given that In pursuance of an or
- ef the County Court Of Les Co. Iowa, I, AnnA
-, = Guardian Of Lucy ~ Northlngton, Eliza r.
fon and Inward B. Wcrt&ington, mincrs, vii
nhlic sAIs, in fruut Of the oAlrs 81 the Clerk 81
1ka l3tk day Of August. 1886. hstsssn tie
1eS1oek . y. aud o'clock p ms,commepcing
n u sa8d day, ths figh4 tii1e md istes93
- sd % ths 1ollouing reAl ss1ats u Lss
I'LL ID the city Of Keakvk. s.sk sl ssss 81
ANNA \ BOWER,
Guardian, Ac-, = ahepe statsd.