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IMPORTANT EXPEDITION.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9

7 114L1 JILL liz -lIaICl o
The United States steamer Bermuds,
from the Ksst and West Gulf Blocksding
Squadrons, has arrived ct the Navy Yard.
She reports that on the oath Of February
sn expedition, under command Of Brigs-
dier-General NeWton-oonsisting of all the
troops, both white and black, stationed at
Key West and the gunboats Honduras,
Magnolia and Hendrick Hudson-started
for the purpose Of capturing St. Marks.
The result Of the expedition had not been
heard 1t the time the Bermuda left.
The Bermuda brought 400 sick and dis
charged soldiers and sailors.
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parts of the state, and measures are to be
taken to relief the people Of the exorbi-
tant prices imposed on the neeessaries OF
life by spectators.
A bill, for the relief of Illegally disfran-
ehised people OF LOuisiannsI passed both
Houses
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FROM LOUIsYIILE.

LOUISVILLE, March 9.
The Nashville steamer Imperial drifted
against the railroad bridge and sunk. No
lives were lost. The boat is total loss,
but the machinery will probably be saved
in damaged condition
The roads south sre being rapidly recon-
strueted for travel
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DEPARTNENT OF STATE,

WAsHINGToN, Feb. %, 1866.
To HIS EresLJency r. E. Fsnto1s, Gover7loT
of the State of Nel0 York:
SIR; have the honor TO acquaint you
with reference to the plans Of the insur-
gents in Canada against the frontier Of the
United States, that I am informed by q dis
patch of the 18th inst, from N. N. Jack
son, ESQ, U. s. Consul at Halifax, that they
await the result of the Judicial proceed
ings in the Canadian courts in the case Of
the st. Albans felons. They sver, how
ever, that the result of those proceedings
will not defeat their plans, and that at the
earliest practicable period they will at
tempt to carry them into execution. One
of the towns alleged to be the object Of
their intended attack is Oswego, in New
York. Rochester is also threatened
The headquarters Of these parties are re.
ported to be Toronto, Hamilton, Kingston,
and the other towns upon or in the vicini
ty of the Canadian border. It is stated
that their objects are to plunder and iDjure
the people OF the loyal States, and TO create
trouble, ifpossible war, between the United
States and Great Britain.
1 have the honor to be,
Your Excellency's very obd't serv't,
WILLIAM b. SEWARD.
The source Of this intelligence entities il
TO credit, and you are couuselled TO exer.
else constant vigilance, and adopt sll ne
cesssry precautions. Should the danger
assume more threatening character, you
may rely upon the State authorities fol
active cooperation and earnest support.
have the honor to be,
Very truly yours,
r. E. FENToN,
Hon. James Bracket, Mayor Of the city
Of Rochester.
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Associated Press Report.
GuLD TARREF,

NEW YORK, March 9.
Gold continues dull and devoid of specu-
lsti7e movements. The lack of confidence
increases daily, sad certain large holders
may any dsv be obliged to throw upon the
market an amount that would materially
put down the prics. Quotations opened at
l96, fell to 1874, and went up again to
1qbZ
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Another Canadian Baid Talked OF

Northwestern New York is Just now
sgitsted by the fear Of another rad. The
following letter from Governor Fenton to
the Mayor of Rochester gives all the in
ormation on the subject that is known:
STATE OF NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, Feb. q, 1866.
SIR: have the honor to transmit for
your information the following copy of 8
communication received this day from the
Hon. William q. Seward, Secretary of
State, viz:
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sEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

IHILADhLPHIA1 MaIcH o
Jay Cooke reports the sales of The 7-3O
loan to-day to amount to 81, 065, $50, inclu-
ding SI35, 900 from Chicago, and 81, ,OOO, 900
from New York, in single subscriptions,
besides 81, ,s43 individual subscriptions for
$50 and 500 each.
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FROM THE POTOMAC.

WAsHNaToN, March 9.
Information from the Army Of the Poto-
msc says all is quiet.
Tho freshet is subsiding.
The exchange Of prisoners is resumed.
A report is in circulstiou that Lynch,
burg is in our possession, but it cannot be
traced 10 trustworthy authority.
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DEATH OF A BANKER.

NEW YORK, March 9.
Mr.. Watts Sherman, of the firm of Dun
can, Sherman & Co., died at Madeira on
the goth of February.
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Of the States in this class, there is no
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina Tennessee and
Texas.
The next class, the term of which will
expire on the Sd of March, 1867, consists
of the following Senators
Hon Gratz Brown, Of No.
Hon Daniel Clark, OF n b.
Hon Jacob CollameT, Of Vt.
Hon Edgar COEan, Of Pa.
Hon GaPret Davis, Of KY.
Hon L Foster, Of Conn.
Hon James Harlan, Of IoWs.
bon Ira Harris, OF Y.
Vacancy, Maryland.
Hon I D Howe, Of is.
Hon Henry s. Lane, Of Ind.
Hon A McDougall, of Cal.
Hon Nesmith, Of Orsgoa.
n O POmeroy, Of Kansas,
Hon Jshn khermau, Of Ohio.
Hen Lyman TTumbUll, Of Ill.
Hon Jsmes W Nye, Of Nevada.
Of this class, there is no representation
of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisisns, North Carolina and South Gar
olina.
The last class, whose seats will become
vacant in 1869, are:
Hon R Buckalew, Of Pa.
Hon ZaohaIiah Chandler, Of Mich.
Hon John COnness, Of Cal.
Hon James Dixon, of Conn.
Hon James DOolittle, Of Wis.
Hon Solomon Foot, Of VT.
Hon B Henderson, Of No.
Hon Hendricks, Of Ind.
hon RsvsTdy johnson, OF Nd.
Hon Edsin Morgan, Of n Y.
Hon Lot NJ MoTrili, OF Maine.
Hon Ramsey, OF MINI.
Hon Geo Riddle, Of Del.
Hon William sprague, Of B I.
Hon Char es GUNNER, Of Mass.
Hon P 6 Van Winkle, OF West Va.
hon Benz jamin Wade, Of Ohio.
Hon William Wright, OF NJ.
Hon W N stewart, Of Nevada.
Of this class there is no representation Of
Florids, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas and
Virginia.
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ARRIVED.
SAN FRANCIsco, March /!

The steamer Golden Age, with passen-
gers, has arrived. She left New York on
February lS.
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OFFICE CT OoMsIssART or sUB.ITENoE,
No. 42 Park Building, North de Pu bic So
CCEyELAHB Ohio, March 9, 1865.

J
OEAIED PROPOSALS (in Duplieate)
OWiu be receiEei at this Fl 9 until L o cock
NJ MOGpAT, March 18Th, 1865, from first hands,
aud from citz ns loyal 70 the Government Of the
United tat 5, for the supply and dflivsry at Camp
Cleveland Ohio, free Of all charge Of such Fash
Bssfas may be rsqulTed by The Commisary OF Sub
sist r oe from II ? e TO time.
The Beef 70 be well fatted. sound and vholetoms,
in 81 ernae fore hind quarters, or paris there
or (cecks and shsnks excluded to be Of steers (nOt
bulls stsgs, htifers, or coEs) four yeaTs cd asd
over to weigh net each at least $500 fise hundred
po1rds.
Payments to be msds monthly, in iucb funds as
may be furri bed By tte Tres. urer Of the United
States.
Tins advertisement shall b part and p reel OF
tile contract, and printed copy must be attached
to each bid
sald bid, when sccsptsd, viii firm the basis of =
written contract With two good and r5spOns be
Iu -etief, (nam Of suret required with bds) suf
cieut to indemnify the United Etstes sgaiuss losy
Sad contract 10 take edset the 18th Gay OF
March, and to continue in foTc' until Joy l4th,
1865 subject to the approval Of the Commissary
General Of Subsistence.
Proposals must be signed by parties themselves,
and not by clerks. So
Bidders are invited TO bs prese { at ths opening
Of ihs biis. CdAS. MCCLURE,
tnhq:l93 Capt and Com'g Su6sist nee.
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FHOM REBEL HAEEhos
The Richmond Enquirer, of the 9Th, says
it is proposed to add another tnlking apPa-
rstus to the two now assembled in the csp-
itOl in Virginia. The last is to be the su-
prems talking apparatus called Conven-
tiou. In the name and on behalf of our
DOOR distracted cause, which has been talk
ed to death, we sOlemnly protest.
The Virginia Senators in the rebel Con-
grees have been instructed to vote in favor
of the bill to place negroes in the rebel
armies.
The bill was defeated, when before the
Senate by only one vote. Both OF the
Virginia members voted against it.
The Danville Register says: The crisil
of the war is rapidly approaching, and IN
in short time heavy and decisive bsttleI
will be fought.
WAsHIEGToN, March 9.
DEsERTERs ARRIVING.
One hundred and twenty deserters, tn,
greater part from North Carolina, arrived
to-day.
Large numbers are al City Point wsitini
transportation North.
! WASHINGTON ITEMS.
A delegation of the Christian Oommi'
sion have Just returned from visit o. in
spection to the Armies of the POtoma
and James. They find their work in a yer
satisfactory condition.
Senator Salisbury, of Delaware, has bee
omitted from the Senate Standing Con
mittees which were arranged in the R
publican caucus. He was previously G
the Committees of Commerce, Patents an
Pensions.
Senator McDougal, formerly on Il
Committee on Foreign Relations, was al
emit cd from all Committees.
COMBINATIONS.
q The Senate in executive session tod
confirmed q large number Of militia
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The Senate-An Important Table.
The term of each of the following Sen
stors expired on the Sd instant, and their
successors and those who are reelected to
serve until the Sd Of March, 1871, are as
follows:
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The HeraLfs Washington letter says j:
Senator Gwin recently stated that his de-
parture for Paris was csused by informs-
ton he had received from trustworthy
source that the province of Sonora had
been ceded to France by secret treaty,
which would not be made public until after
an entire pscifcation in Mexico by the
French. He went to Paris to arrange
plans for colonization and to form an ALI
ance of California and Sonora for an En-
pire.
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Kennedy, tried as hotel burner is still
confined in Fort Lafayette.
The result of the trial has not yet been
published, but it is understood that he was
cnnEicted.
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NASHVILLE, March 9.
The river is within three feet of the
food of f1847. There has been snow, rain
and hail here al day.
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Special RepOrI.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, March 8.
The first dealings in Railway Shares on
the street to-day we're at better rates, but
the market weakened before the Board.
At the meeting of the FIRST session prices
were generally steady with a moderate
business.
In the afternoon Gold was lower, and
the speculation for rise was broken by
the military news.
Sterling Exchange is duh.
Money easy at Z per cent.
Petroleum Stocks are mora quiet and
steady.
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Antifes.

DISSOI TTIoN NOTICE-The Firm
II Of G. a. willard s Co., Of Bellevue, il this
day dissolved By mutual consent.
O. A. HILLARD,
HENRY KENDALL
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fnrantial arl0 GounMtia.
new YORK marxes.


Nsw YoaK, July
r..oA v,,,a more active and nrmer at Soc for mdd-
ling. a., h,~,n.,. doing n IS
az a. ev RI IN 9tafe 50 - ID for kxtra = n VI
i 656a7 65 for trade brands. market ciosinS ''
Th,.h~-nuIi 4 nd lower. Western ct ose1 ~;
wh~,-A Advanced lie on Spring, and to &c on winter
uith "a active demand for sprng for export emppeas
have purchased very freely, owing 70 rne 49,. =.
r.. iSbts IA 600 bush 2&l u; for Chicago cpnng'
! asi11l Ex for Racine spring; 2s@l - for MI
ctut. % for Amber Mil. Club; 40 for winter heo
Sna1 "a for winter Red Western; 30 for choice AM
Nor Nh !. i oEal So for White Mich.
Ryc-Quiet. Western at sSc.
More active and to 2c better at CSC for dam
ern.
OAt.-Dull at zoe for Western.
Rce-Duii-
CofIee-Actfve. r,,,s>
suxsr-Acti.s and cher at 1&c for Porto Rico;
0l2Isc for Cuba and Muscovsdo; Havana NJ
Aosass~s--pu.
Hops-Qntet At lo03ec. Ia
pstroleum-Quiet aud arm a. SAG for Crude; szs9
&c for k-rned In Bond and 72G'Sac TOT 40 sree.
Wool-pul
porkFirmer at &c oe26 IS for mess, closing q
26 6aI cash. B soS2s IS for 1881 do 10 .,9is ~
Dbl. new mesa for all July, buyers option. 81 ~ y.
He~-Nore active ut 10 vNol+ 90 fof plain n-ss sno
IL 0Onl6 ~ for extra mess
Beef Hxms-Dull.
Cut Me..s-rmm at l2Disc for shoulders, and $50
20c for hams.
Bacon-Uuii.
L.rd- firm at lt4les4c.
Butisr-Dul 1t 2oag1ie for onio, and 1oosse Tor
Ohssse-Quiet At s1ls11e for common 70 prime
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ne Sisters OF the Visitation beg leave
to inform the parents and friends of the mn.
pills of st. Joseph's School, which is senarate
from the Academy, and now under their d;.
recuon, that the annual exhibition and distri.
oonon on premiums VIII take place on Friday,
July ssn' al CLOCK, P. NJ. The friends and
peHons o. tne schooi are kindly invited to at
tend.
in's scnooi viii De reopened in September,
- also Sunday School for the spec;al bena.
81 Of grown up girls, whose circumstance. ,nd
occupations prevent their receiving ;n.trr..
oon o. any other time. They viii be thor.
ea9niy instructed in oil necessary branches.
kei&ioss principles respected and not inter.
q
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FORT MADISON ITEMS. The celebration
was very su scessful affair, bringing together
some seven thousand people, and passing of
with great spirit and interest
a horticultural Society has been organized
at Fort Madison. DR.. stemple is President
DR.. Hoifmeister Secretary, aud D. Walder
Treasurer
l. Naoefs reares from the Metropolitan
Hotel, and J. P. Allison, late of Princeton
Illinois, becomes the proprietor.
Tue e'uzens OF Pleasant Grove had large
crowd and a fine demonstration Tuesday.
We CLEAN from the Paindeoler.
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ny As creation animate groaneth and
wilteth under sun that brings the mercury
up into the nineties in the shade, and we then
contrast Herewith the splendor and pleasant
ness of these moonlit evenings, we claim the
gratitude of our fellows for making the dis
covery that the best part of these hot days is
the nirht.
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EQALTTY.-Within the period Of our reco,.
iec'ion roman Catholics and Jews were ex-
ciudeo py law from the Parliament of Great
britain; put now there are near forty Roman
oatnonc: and over half dozen Jewish mem
bers of the British Parliament.
Inns e1hoits the progress fequal political
anu fehgious rights within few years in the
British Monarchy, and the tendency is still
onward and upward.
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OhtcaGe Market.


6, r.,a,rsph cncAse Iuiyo
Market. ar generally more active
rlou,-Dalf Sales ri sou bhis ats o3ss ~ fr white
wntsr, I 90 for BED Wint.s, aud 5o8G for spring
Kxiras-
wh-at-2jzc higher Sales Of Extra Spring at al o.
O. co. and No. at o2tsGl o5, closing At o.
Corn Advanced &c. Bales OF No At 81 e54i1c.
tHt.-Ike higher Sales Of No | at al 1@2r-
Rye-Steady at 5sIz Q SIC fur No !.
Barlsy-Rrm.r at SS6s5Sc for No 2.
whisky-enIi- Sales loo hhis at Oh
preyi.i ns-Ms~s Pork dull snd heavy. sale~ Of s60
hbts AT y oofv25 90. 300 ibis Prime Ness PORK at
10 90 Bulk m-sts hrmer and active. sales 100 :
COZ Ms shoulder at 1886 pxc ed $50 pieces DO AZ 13c,
loose, sides held at 1il1c bayess st l3i4e.
Lard Steady with light sales Of steam at l1lzc.
Hay-Duii nj Is 90
Beef Gait eDuii Sales OF common at 1894 gs. fair
TO good al % 1h 90.
fiov.-steady aud sctiv- at l0Gs IS
Money-E1y.
Exchapge-strmer u discount to par buying and lilo
premium selling.
GCid-l3si%
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Iowa Crrr. June q. ls

Iowa Crrr, June q. 1865.
Dear Gate: The examination has closed
in the University. Il ~as III writing, strict
and thorough. Two things were to be re-
GREETED, viz !: the bad orthography and pen
manship. 1t has, no doubt, shown that these
branches are neglected in our schools to a
great extent and all preparatory schools
see that this is remedied. The rule at West
Point Academy and the Naval School, is q
good one, requiring thoroughness in this re-
gard. The Trustees have resolved to open
the University, free Of tuition, to all Iowa
soldiers who have been, or may be honorably
discharged from the service. Thus has Iowa
laid another stone in her proud monument
She sent forth her sons at the call OF the
country; she looked to their comfort and
welfare while in the field and hospitals. She
honors them ON their return, and proposes TO
educate all who will, free of tuition. 1t only
remains to complete her Orphan Home, and
,rovide that all the other orphans of our
fallen ones shall obtain a good education In
onr common schools, and we shall stand as
we always have stood-''The Banner State"
This afternoon the degree of A. b, was
conferred in course upon Miss NELLIE A.
MooRE. of East Dover, Vt. and the degree
of A. NJ. upon Miss NETTIE NJ. HART, of Iowa
City.
Eight ladies and one gentleman we're also
graduated in the Normal Department. We
we're sorry to see so few in this department
ready to graduate. The demand tor good
teachers is great, and far exceeds the supply.
No greater craftsmanship is now 'seded than
to devise plan to keep up supply OF good
teachers. :
The honorary degree of A. B. was conferred
upon j. PIPER, who is well known in your
part of the State.
Thus has closed prosperous year to the
University Total number of students &C.,
Fall term begins September l4th. Pen.
IkE- The New York World, and the shoals
of coppexheads who follow in its trail, are
not only anxious to preserve the life OF JEFF
| DAVIS. in spite of the Constitution and laws.
| which award the punishment of death as the
| penalty of his treason, but they seem equally
solicitous for his fame. They boldly deny
that he attempted to make his escape dis
gused as woman. and lest his readers
should find this denial incredible, in the face
Of the evidence to the contrary, the editor of
the World brings his historical learning into
| the service of JEFF DAVIS. and adduces-vari-
GUS historical examples of Industrious individ'
uals who had assumed the male garb to elude
| the vigilance of their enemies.
The World is meeting with considerable
success in its labors in l~half of JEFr DAVIS,
we infer from the fact that certain copper
heads in this town boldly proclaim their per
sonal preference for the distinguished traitor,
| over estimapie loyal Who have Tough,
the battles of the Union. for positions of trust
and power n the country. If JEFF DAVIS is
not hung, we should not be surprised
should he be left to control and direc, the
policy of the Government and the Union
which he has failed by his utmost efforts to
| destroy.
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Personal low-townsmenI Capt.
REYNOLDS, Mr.. Wa. BRowNELL and S. A.
Duke, are now at their homes, having just
returned from Dixie.
We are indebted to Mr. Brownell for late
Vicksburg papers.
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D&- Be careful and have no runaway
scrapes, if you can help it. That one last
evening, which extinguished carriage, might
have fatally injured that gentleman and lady
friend of ours. 1t was wondrous they es.
capped so well.
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BOOTH AND DAvIs.-Judge BINGHAM, IN
MS speech summing up for the prosecution in
.ne ASSASSINATION trial, says 8 Whatever may
pe 'he cohFie'loh OF others, my own convic.
aoh Is ina. 'sfRsos DAVIS Is as clearly
proven guiity On TINS conspiracy as is JOHN
WILKES booTHsby whose hand JEFFERSON
JAWS innic'ed the mortal blow upon ABRA
HAN LINCOLN"
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aTThe whole Army of the Tennessee is
to be mustered out at once. This will bring
home to Iowa her boys in the following regi-
ments: I'd, 4th, 9th, 18th, 9th. 10th, 18th, 18th,
18th, 10th and 18th. The regiments are in
the 18th and 18th army corps. There are
probably other Iowa regiments, both infantry
and cavalry, that will be mustered out under
this order.
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NEW AND CHOICE SHEET MU.
: The Golden Ring. Scotch Ballad. 80.

The Golden Ring. Scotch Ballad. 80.
Hsdr The We Bird Singing sc.
Both II the sore sorgs are by Geo. IiDley. Arr by
Tbs Ryan. sung 81 tse concerts of the Mendclstoh
gu ntetie Club, and great Iavoriies.
Where the Hstlow Hsepe,h I. II. eurnsy. 80.
More my Arm Chair, Dearcst Mother. wilmarth. 80
Ny Sister Dear, Remember Me- Edward Everetts Song
Set to music y Lesta N-se %.
Radiease Grand vslse de Concert a Mains par SIT.
n Oa1res. ! 30.
Ora. Grand Polk pour lie Piano, par Siren Oares. Co
o Whisper What fsou fselea. Fantasia de Salon. par
z Huffman. IS
Tie Iartridge fetka tharaete,isqne by Koppitx. 40
The above sent post paid on receipt of price
OLIVER DfrsDN CO.
june2i Publishers, Boston.
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NorIcE-The carpenters Of keokuk are
requested to attend the funeral of GEORGE
PHILLrPPs, to-day at 10 o clock from his late
residence, corner of Ninth and Blbndeau
streets. They will meet at Mr.. STEWART 8.
on Blondeau street, opposite the School
House. J. HARwoLD,
WM. STEwAR
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VIZ. STEWART

MAsoyIc.-Eagle Lodge No. y, 4. f. i
A. NJ, will meet at Masonic Hall this morn
ing, at o clock. to attend the funeral OF
Drother evose" B. Phillips. All Master Ma
sons IN good standing are cordially i..+,ted -,
attend.
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-. The honorary degree of A. B. was
conferred upon Prof PIPER, of Eddyville, by
the Iowa State University, at its late com.
mencement; an honor well and worthily be-
slowed Prof. P. is one of the most indie.
fltigable and successful educators in the
Cfofo
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that the 18th day OF
July next shall proceed sell to the highest iiddel
for cash. AT public auction, the following real
the county at Lee and State Of Iowa much thereof
be pay the deb.
,owt The undivided fourth of twenty feet trout
fifth street by hundred feet deep sixty from
Johnson street aud tixty fest from the alley block
4 the city Of a.okak being parts Of lots % said
nck, also, the undivided half ~ lot in block said
city OF kuk and the undivided half OF the nth
quarter OF section 20, township 81 north range west n
said county
TIE above sale is made by virtue deed of trust
seyng said real estate to by Peter W Potter dated
the lth day Of February A. b. $780, wherein su
hrzed to sell sad property TO pay certain debts due
rom said Potter to Samuel Z. Miller and Phylnda Red
ield they should lie paid within twelve months
from the date Of sat deed Of trust The sale will take
place the day above mentioned n the door of the
Court use in the city Of keokuk between the hour,
Il O'Clock aud O'Clock D. M
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