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AL TOMATO ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
MELoDEONs.
rn1H1T.nvH rHousAxD new II uaE,
Every lls'ransat varral''l for Five Isan.

IN presenting the AUTOMATIC 0RoAR, ts boldly an
nounce the grsatsst triumph In mnsca insfrunsas Of
the age During the pest half century, the Frxnch and
Germans hare manufactured red fastrurnentp With
doahls bsllowa and two pedals for tbs feet 70 operate
but tho want Of tho reversed fxnAusfI0H naaaoNs
(which b the only bellows usen our Ade
Il impossible for them to produce tie mslov fch ana
0sical tone fof which tnstYumeu0 afs cs,ehased
Another ob;ection to this method Of blowing - thu
both Sast being occupied opportunity offered for
- management 81 he swsaE Wthinthopals tve ysnse
instrumsnfs constructed this Ruropsan plan Of
double blouefs have been manulActu ZEN tkfs coap
NJ. and to cosnteract this dlculty (weat e svsl
lever has been projected om tbs csne 81 thefnglrr-
msnt 70 sct upen theswsl opz1AsD ~ I'm mas
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object arc disaerceAbaf enough to gent ean but 10
1Ady tbs use Of sush - nsnRiy tmpcshaS
Our AUTOMATIC device obsiet0 this diAlcuty entirety
the simple ct Of blowing with Id 16cs sfvse
IT, dsssA increese decrsass il tie vs3us ~ sone
Fer ssventeen years the superior sxeellencs Of oar
leeon1 hAs not besn qsea&jonsd, md Or 1et
Tie eaeeuoNs demnnd has made Il imposhle fof 8 81
Aestler cedeFs Efumpt1y With ourincEe1e hcIIities
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Den's wnns 20 Live IN . free Negrs
Country.

O0n't Wuus 20 Live N = free NeIRo
Country.
During debate lately in the rebel
Congress on armiug the negroes the fol-
lowing episode took place:
Mr.. Brown. Of Mississippi. favored the
policy OF arming negroes and putting me-
groes in the army, not to pespetaste sIsve-
~, but TO secure the liberty Of white men.
The little time be vas The in army he bore
arms to secure the liberty Of white men
and not the enslavemept Of black men. -
The question is practically whether the
negro shall go in for US or sgainst us.
MIR. Wigfall was not in favor Of putting
negroes in the field. In his opinion, the
remedy was not in aboishing slavery and
reducing US to the condition Of St. Do
mingo.
The President, in his speech in Geor
gia, stated that two.thirds of the srmy
was absent Compel these mel, 10 return
TO their posts. and you have no need for
negro soldiers.
Mr.: Brovn-"IIow will Jon get them
back r.
Mr. Wigfall-"How, BY placing tia.
great Captain Joseph E. johnson, in CON-
mand Of that army. Do that, and those
men will need no Invitation OF appeal to
return. He (Wigfall) was fighting for
slavery. and nothing else. The patent Of
nobility is 10 the color Of the skin. He
wants to live in no coantry in which :
msu Who BACKED his boots and curried
his horse was his equal. Give negroes
muskets and make them soldiers, and the
rem subject introduced for discussion will
- aiscegenation. The neero wsneh viii
= pisced on equality with our wives, our
mothers. and our Sisters. He wanted to
live in no free negro country. There
vers men enough on our muster rolls 70
vim III Aaht Andsb tkAuked God thai
" now bad N oficsr in commsud ofehs
armi<s of he Coofedesate States Who.
vesh - direct nattefs - In 81 psohs-
bfanS % 9euaf0 s1ueoDs. Or other
skane4 "a A. bslisssd ~ sosld. 80 81
nsslS - . nsssiagy bsll.
II. Drp4n replied brisay to shs Sen.
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WILCOX ! GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

Wsn 1ef6sA ns pseL Tuek, CurA BID. Ilasd, oni,t
ed 4Dbsptdw bssnttfaily. Il will run fTon perfsce
wcsk on ~ AkRse uhnSk, osex - hssx1s4 beaver
ctlh With change ofrneed thread tendon; viii
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tanl ser 4haa ssy eth4 nachine. Il form Aat svse
bsa6 04ssine fkoA every etbsf ditch go
49, baIae epieeH ~ means Of ths sRefAsue Hook
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"Aatbe Phoenix rises from the ashes gifts fire snjna
ed with new life-sodo4s this Elixir the sys.
tenn And overcome disease.
A1The Rejuvenatinx Elixir. the result Of rnoas,e
iiscoveresin the vegetable kirgdom being an eutr-,
ne. and abstract method ofcure of sill the
old and worn-ont kystems.
A1This medicine ted BIZ the n1oste miner
medical men Of the day and by them pronounced b.
one 81 the greatest medical discoveries oftheage.
n One bottle will cure general Debility
04-A few doses cures II ysterics In females
1Ar0ne bottle cures Pal station ofthe Heart
Afrom TO three bottles restores the manIIn en-
and full vigor of youth.
80 few dosesressores thssppet title
ArThree bottles cnre tbe worse case of n1poteney
A0-A few doses the low spirited.
HA-One bottlerestores men.slpower.
r1-A fer dosss restsrss tAs organs Of xsssrstiss.
Ha-A few doses bring the rose to the check.
Arhis medicine restores manly vicor and roors
health the poordettstei worn-down and dssp.iring
A4The lietess enervated youth the over-ask ed nj
Of husn the victim Of nervous de the ina
vidnal suffering from general debility veakn
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reliefby the Use of this Elixir Essence Of Life.
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ward By Express-on receipt Of money any address
n1The Cher0k &c Pills and Rejuvena.
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NOTICE.

To J Bernard, Merriam, J Trimbls J Trlmble
george kilbourne and Robert Cook:
. You are hereby notified that there 10 file in
the Cerks ofce of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa, at Keokuk petition and amended petition OF
lanes Madden. claiming OF you the foreclosure of
n TAX deed executed him by the city OF Keokuk Y
tne City Collector 1and conveying lot ten, block
one hundred aud thirty-eght, city OF keokuk, Iowa
SAID lot was sold and conveyed to the plsatG for the
payment special taxes due the sa fer the
year 1853 and unless you appear and defend
fore noon Of the second day OF the Of said
Court to be begun api holden at K-okuk the first
against you and decree rendered thereon
Reeenue stamp 5oc.l RANKIN & McCRARY,
juneS-d4w [sat Atty's for Pre-.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ToJ Bernard, Merriam, George Kilbourne ant
Robert Cook:
Iou hereby notified that there Il file In the
Clerks oee of the District Court of Lee county Iowa
at keokuk, petition aud amended petition of Jamee
Madden cl lining Of you tine foreclosure of certain
deed executed to him by the city of Keokuk by the City
hundred and thirty mine, city Of Keokuk Iowa SAID
lot was sod and conveyed to the plaintiff for the pay
ment of certain special due the said city for the
year ls5s and unless appear thereto and defend
fore of the I'd day OF the Of said Court
be begun and holden at Keokuk, the nrss Monday
September, A d. 1885, default will be entered against
you and decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp sec RANKIN MccRaRY,
june3ds~ sat Atts's for PIE.
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NOTICE.

S Merriam, G Bernard, George Kilbourne and Rob
ert Cook:
You each hereby notified that there is file in
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Lee county
Iowa, at Keoxuk, petition and amended petition o.
james Madden claiming Of you the force csure o.
tain deed him by the city Of Keokuk by
the CITY Collector and conveying lot -four block
hundred and thrty-nine t13s, city of Keokuk, Iowa
Said lot sold aud conveyed to the plaintiff for the
payment of certain special due the said city for
the year 1855.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before
the second day the term Of said Court to be be
gun and holden at keokuk the first Monday Ia Sep
tember A. D. 1865 default will be entered against you
and decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp SOC. RANKIN McCRARf,
june3-d4w sat- Atty's for PrG.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Letcher and james Letcher, heirs st law
Of William Letcher, deceased:
You are hereby notified that there is now file In
the Clerks Office OF the the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa, st Keokuk, petition and amended petition Of
james Madden, claiming Of YOU the foreclosure Of
tain deed executed him by the city Of ksskuk
Iowa by tbs City Collector, All conveying lot two,
block 1851 hundIed and eli city of heoksk
Iowa. lot sold and conveyed to the pisnt FOR
the payment OF certain special taxes due TIE said city
for the year A. is5s.
unless you appear thereto and defend before noon
OF the second day term Of said Court to be
begun ana holden at Keokak, on the first Monday III
September 1885, default will be entered sgainst you ana
decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp SIC I RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
;une3-d4w fsat Atty's for PIE
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NOTICE.

To William Leche. and James Letcher, heirs at law
ofWilliam Letcher, deceased:
You are hereby notified that there Is file in
the Clerks Office District Court of Lee county,
Iowa, Keokuk, petition and anended petition OF
james Madden claiming Of You the foreclosure II
2the City Collector and conveying lot one block 1855
one hundred and eixhtyfvs city of Ksokuk Iowa Said
lot sold and conveyed the plaintiff for the pay
ent certain special taxes due the said city for the
gear "A d. 1855.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before noon
of the second day of of said Court be
begun holden at Keokuk the first Monday in Sep
tsmber D. 1865 defanlt will be entered ai INST you
Revenue stAmp 50c.l RANKIN McCRARY,
iun%3-d&w Tsatl Atty's for Prf
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NOTICE.

To J C Bernard Julia Brown and Gibson Brown, he,
husband, Merriam, George Kilbourne and Rob
ert Cook:
You are hereby notified that there Il nov on file in tn,
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa
at keokuk, petition and amended pstition, q james
Madden claiming of you the foreclosure Of certain
deed executed to him by the city of Keokuk by the City
Collector and conveying lot Ave- block 1881 one hun
ered and thirty nine city Of keohua Iows Said 10,
of certain special taxes due the said city for the
1855 and unless appear thereto and defend before
of the second day OF The next term of said Court
be begun and holden at Keokuk the first Monday
September A. ID 1855, default will be entered against
you and decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp 5oc RANKIN L McCRARY.
june3 lsat Asty's for Ppf.
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NOTICE.

To Stephen Jones French, Wynne Co, Har;
A Hart w II Manning, executor of the estate o.
John Slaughter, deceased, A II Wells, w French
and Christian, G Wynne Burnley, John Lafon
Ii Ray Henry Clark, William Afford, Arthur Ora
ham, Wailing, Harvey Ltter, Gage, 7 u
0Connor Higbe, Eliza Ruddick, executrix Of the
estate of Jesse Ruddick deceased Geo Miller Co.
John Smlte, Jefforis Calvin Coats, v
Ford, John Cowan, VIM Manning in his right
You hereby notified that there is file in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court of Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk petition OF James Madden, claiming
Of you the foreclosure OF certain FAX coed executed
him by the city Of Keokuk by the City Collector, and
conveying lots one, q two, l3 three, 4 four ave
Isl sir, block - twentyfour; lot 81 Line, block f2s
twenty-five lots s. eight, lsl nine aud lol ten, block
1901 thirty, city of keokuk, Iowa Said lots cold
and conveyed the antf for the payment of certain
special taxes due the said city for the year 1859.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend before
Of the second day Of the next term of said Court
to be begun and holden at Keokuk, the first Monday
In September, A. d. 1865, default will entered agains,
you and decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp Soc RANKIN 4 McCRARY
5une3-d4w sat Atty's for PPh.
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TOD BY ALL DRVGGI0fD.


on Ill nachines solA, employ Aesa0 Who vtl1 work
eDr the shove Waees and all sxpeasss ~. Ae1ree
J. Hmnussg, = Csp. 0skutA NJ 0aJ00U
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Legal Notices


49, y :. d . a 3 "a
TO > Bernard, Merriam, George Knbourne, and
You are hereby notined that there il nov on hls in
the CLERKS once OF the District Court Of Lee county
1ovA as keokuk, patitipo and amsndsA netttion 81
sames M:ddea, daA2hg a ~ tle 1Essls5lA "a 81
tain tax deed executed him by the city Of Keokuk by
me S5y Collector, and conveying the west half lot
block (1Sol one hundred snd thtayu1ne cy =
neokuk Iowa Said lot was sold and conveyed TO the
for the payment OF certain specia taxes due the
sd city r tbs year 1sS6 and unleG you appear therc
20 and defend before Of the second day next
Term OF said Court be begun and holden at Ksokuk
on the nrst Monday Of September A. D. 1885, dsfsuit
will be entered against vow and decree thereon
Revenue stamp SEQ RANKIN McCRARY,
june3d4w fsatl Atty's for PPf.
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Cabus' Hair Tonic

This unequsled preparation which the pscu
liar properties Of restoring grey hair to M original color
and causes the color IL posseed before
furnedy grey. It 10 . permanent cure nor dAn6run
and enlivens the roots Of har gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture, daAu0 seurf
itching and Of the skin Persons that have tried
this preparation say that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair Retoatvs and had never been able
ind any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured per
sons Who had solid Of dandrud all knitted and
cemeuted together in the shape Of css covering the
whole head and In the OF thirty days after using
my the and dandrun ali disappeared asd the
hair, which had until that time bees pryesfsd lfDm
growing resumed its former healthy 1rowfh.
In the case one James Mcshou, Of the 2st lows In
fantry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandru and souri, mentioned abnve and whose hair
had almost completely fallen out 10 shown the virtue OF
this Tonic il the three weeks application
off his scalp assumed healthy condition and hs Ia z
commenced to grow beautifully This only one case
Of the lind in thousand Icouid mention many Others
but for want ofspace and cost prevented from do
ing %.
street Price rs cents per bottle liberal die to
abe trade mchSl-d6m
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IAey cure or cbvfste those numerous diseasestha
itself ~
alton.
They cureGreen Sickness hlorosis)
Ibey cure Nervous and Spinal Affections pains In tn.
and lower part of the body Heaviness
sghf exeftios PapItston Of Heart Lownese Of sp
nts Hyssefia, kack Headache, GddiBees etc. ETC. In
word ~ removing the Irreguafy theyrenov4theeauss
snd VIA II ALL the effects that spring from H.
Conposed ofsimple vegetable extracts they contain
oefeterious 20 constitution howeverdecate
seaf Junction bstBR to substitute strength for
nss, shich vhenpfoperiy used. they fail do
Iney may be safely used ~ any age period
DURING fHrYFsr YHkxK MONTHS during which the
amazing action would infsliiblv PREvKxy
pregnancy.
Aietters seeking Information advice will bereAdi.
~ promptly and di-creetly answered.
run dIrectionssccompsny each box
eA-Pric~, VI per box, six boxes for S.
wlsent BY mail, free Of postage receipt price
uPamphlets sent by mail free OF postage hy
Oh. w. Il. mERWIN CO.,
Nose Liberty street. New York.
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Fuse, Rifle and Blasting Powder
MRS. r. A. SHEPHERD.
II. 81 s1aia strs

nsspsess1Ily returns hsf thanks q IN ~
NJ ~ vicinlty for their kind pAtt9 -
$500 81 kfn1ly invites thaiy aftsaa1oa -
= - - rssslvsd largs areeso9c94Sg
|aNe 1ns, - ~ soAG
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MOLINE, Ills, March 81, 1855.
We, the undersigned, have made arrangements with
UklCH DkAkEfr the sole agency for the sale Of
flour In the city and vicinity keokuk where the trade
viii hnd supply Of different brands at eli times;
and they also authorized sell the
selling mill Moline Ills only sdd
Ing the difference Of freight, to which respectfully
invite the attention Of the trade generally.
DvyO BOYINGT0N MACK.
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KEOKUK FEIxY

Msssrs. vANDYK1 4k141n y 90. are
- Dncv rpp1ane thexssry - M 1lnee. -
uinAdt eSAfs Ah@G a1Np : ~
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DIR. WREGHT,S
Rejuvenating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eontaipi
noshnginturiousto the pestdelieate.
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS-Al
AVA sises and qualitiss fof sals ~ N4s&
febs Nv. wEsTOoTr.
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NJ EDICAL BOOKSeA new stock
yl arrived this day II the City Book Store, No ga
Gentlemen of the Profession viii please call and examine
Tie Books. lmchz2l Nv. OGDEN.
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THE LATEST NOVEL-SrRArH.
l. NORA Life Romance-Publshedb BY J. B. uppsD-
Co. received this day the City Book Store Also
RsocH ARpKS in Blue and Gold. J. W. OGDEN.
neh2x
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NEW BOOKS - q - S1A
The Shouberg Gotta Family.
Kitty frevylyans Diary, by Author OF Gotta Family.
The Early Dawn Of Christian Life In England.
Ninsesen Beautiful Ysass.
Webts MasonIc k1on1tors So
Msckey's Masonic Lexicon.
for sale by n. ". WRSTCOTT.
fcb14 8rfFk
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Ikeepconstantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt men large and
wsllseleet eAstock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16
,. nAsrlanr uuAsass.-Hon. Hueh Mc Culloch,

QAsrs1r CzAnass Hon. Hugh Met Culloch, lats comptrollsF Uf Gurency, succeeds secrs. tary Fessenden as Secretary of the Treasury, and is considered an excellent appointment, Hon. James Harlan, U. 8. Senator from Iowa for the last tan years, bas been appointed and confirmed as Secretary ot the Interior, in place Hon. John F. Usher. who resigned last week, but who, will hold over till the first of May to finish up the business of his department. These are the only Cabinet changes at present. the nthsEasrzstmiss entering upon another esour years term of office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

"LIfR AND DEATH IN REBEL PRIsoas"-A aasreaise f-thGsufsriugs-o ofour prisrnerEnf war at Andersonville, Florence. Milsn and Richmond, by the Sergeant-Msjor of the 18th Conn. A terrible and heart sickening rsvele. sien of rebel berbaraties, thoroughly authsn- ticated by the experience of thousands of our brave boys who have fallen into their hands. 4 book which all ought to read and ponder, especially Connecticut Democracy, who apolo- gise for such deeds, and who wish spch vii. lsins nothing but !" fraternal kindness" See ady. elsewhere. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

D@- The Bridgeport Standard is mistaksn-- to put it in mild form-in stating that wc are not heartily and wholly in favor of the election of Hon 0. J. Hodge, Union candidate for Senator from this District It is also mis- taken in supposipg that this. paper is tho " nouth-pieee' or organ of anybody or any thing but the regular Union party of this County and District. Can it say ss much for isselfs .ss i> ss 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

10r We are informed that Commissioner Isaac Newton of the Agricultural Department, will correspond with the Agricultural Societies in this Congressional District, and send them seeds for distribatien on request Address Hon. l. Newton, Com: of Agl, Washington D. 0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16
T All Hail, New " Hampshire ]!

nySE T=f3u ifsEiiS I7eEaEIs 9I$sff ~t7 N. -t"
 1o The election of State officers and members , of Congress and Legislature, took place on Tuesday. 1.-The Union men supported Freder' .ick smythe for Governor, and the democrats Edward H. Harrington. The returns received yesterday evening indicate that Smythe is elected by over six thousand majority-a con- siderable Union gain over last year, when Gev. Gillmore's majority was $ ,500. In the lst Congressional District Gen. Marston, Union' is elected to Congress by l500 majority, over Marcy, eopperhead, who misrepresented the District in, the last Congress. Rollins and Patterson, both Unionists and Doth members of the last Congress are reelected by majori- ties of about 2,OOO. This gives clean Union delegation from New England. thus far, to the next Congress- Will Connecticut suffer the phalanx to be brokens I'''a' '4 .... ,.,
 The Uniouists have also elected all the Councillors, nine out oftwelve State Senators, aud a majority oe about 100 in the lower House. Well doae, New Hampshire Now letaConnecticut go and do likewise!
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

1UA letter from the Second Conn. Artil. lery informs us that the regiment are quietly resting in their winter quarters in front oi Petersburg, and near the Weldon railroad. The boys are all well and in good spirits, especially those that have received their recent promo- tions. and have been 90 fortunate as to get " mustered in." &
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

1% In reply to our Salisbury correspondent, we learn that the Controller of the Currency has decided that TO new banks, in any state, can be formed at present under the National Banking act, preference being given to old banks desiring to change their organization.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16

b~ Hon. E. I. Sanford has been unanl- mously nominated by the Uniopists for Sena- tor of the 4th District, and H. LYnde Harrison late Clerk of the Senate. for Senator Of the 9th. .9