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East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28
THE SKYLARK.


THE SKYLARK.
ny yiMEs nooo THE ErrRIcx SHEPHERD.
Bird of the wilderness,
Blithesome and cumbcrlcss,
Sweet be thy matin DER mooriand and lea
Emblem Of happiness,
Blest is thy dwelling place
o To abide in tho desert with thee!
Wild is thy lay and loud,
Far in the downy cloud,
Love gives it energy, love gave it birth,
Where on thy dswy wing,
Where art thou journcyingl
Thy lay is in heaven, thy love upon earth.
Der fell and fountain sheon--
Cor oor and mountain green
o'er tho red streamer that beralds the day,
Over the cloudlet dim,
Over the rainbow's rim,
Dfusicai cnerub, singing away
Then when the gloamlng comos,
Low in the heather blooms,
Sweet will thy welcome and bed of love be
Emblem Of happiness,
Blest IL thy dwelling place
o TO abide in the desert with thee!
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THE CROOKED PATH.
nj OLIVER WENDELL uotxr..

'"''N" WENDELL HOLMES
All, here 1t is.the sliding rail
Ihat marks'the Old remembered spot,--
Inc gap That struck our sehooIboy trail,-
f-s.'.lr-
IL icft tho road by school aud church,
a Penched shadow, nothing more.
In" parted irom the silver birch
o-h a'isrl h.L
No ,'n' OF compass Traced ns pian' lt
WIN iroquen' oends 10 TEL, or right,
IN "m'ess wayward curves II ran,
r,lam. cia. .Ig
Ine UrSseS inii-suvnsw sui sweSspaaleaf es ahlee green.
Though many q rood might stretch between
The truant child could see them still.
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THE PROPERTY occupied by me at salina,
Il with 200 feet front on City Railway, con-
tanning good Two Story Double Store, with Of
fee Rooms above, good Wood House, Barn and
Ice house. Also well finished and convenient
dwelling House, Il. THATCHER ,
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e. THATCHER'S
Real Estate Column.
FOR SALE

Office over store, Salina, Mich, and
with DIR. j. n. Curtis, No. 10,
~ Grouse Block, II. Saginaw.
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FOR SALE.

1c0 ACRES Choice Land, s w Section 3,
lOO in Bnena Vista. Apply at my Office in
Salina. h.tr..t Il. THATCHER.
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Il.
Until further notice, trains will leave Holly, as
follows
GOING WEST.
Mail at loo y. M. for Lansing a Milwaukee.
Mixed ut 9:l0 P. M. for Fentonville.
Mixed at ll:40'P, NJ, for Grand Haven.
GOING EAST. ''AA t
Mixed at 7:20 A. NJ for Detroit.
Accom- at $3.50 A. NJ for Detroit.
Mail at 2:35 p. NJ. for Detroit.
Express at 4:05 P. NJ. for Detroit
Sleeping Cars on oil Night Trains.
REFRESHMENTS at Detroit, 0wosso and
Grand Haven, and upon Company's Ferry
Steamer on Detroit River, rssrF o-.,rrF
Comfortable Hotel above Depot at Grand Haven
CONNECTIONS
AT DETROIT, with Great Western and Grand
Trunk Railways for all points East- Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE,, with the Milwaukee
81 Paul, Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen, and
Milwaukee& Chicago Railroads, for all points
West and Northwest
EfS~ Passengers for Great Western Railway go
on the Company's Ferry Steamer, at ID. 4 M. X.
II. Dock, at lois A M, and Clio P. M.
ID NJ OFFICES, 1866.
TH0S BELL. Gen'l sup't
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JUNE, l886-

@M5yaaag III
nETROIT AND MILWAUKEE ZEE
- RAILROAD, in Connection with the New
and Powerful Upper Cabin Steamships Detroit
and " "MilwaakeeP %.l g -IEu~
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BROTHERS,
@. X. ROBINSON
|. LIVERY STABLE.

A. W. Gates Stables, corner Washington
and TuseSia streets, are fully stocked with
Horses, Carriages, and everything required
r. in the line. Terms reasonable.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

I or "a, in block l6, in Gallagher. plat yoi
IL Salina. u. THATCHER.
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H. MARKS,
Dealer In Hats, Caps Furs and Skins, Ready
Made Clothing Gloves &c. Opposite Ban
p n croft House. f., .,,.-,-
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0A<s rowr IuTs 10 s.'is-. rriccs low,
eNbvb soIIAs easy
f. THATCHER.
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II. j. MERsHON

LUTHER BECKwIpH JAS. r. COOK.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors
in Chancery, Office over Wikns& Co.'S Store
Water Street. BAY CITY. MICH.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28

HCUsE and LOT on Mackinaw street, salina,
Il Il convenient TO Street Railway; lately owned
by b. Smith. Price $1,000.
Il. THATCHER.
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H. @. sILSBEE.

H. @. SILSBEE.
Wholesale and retail dealer in and mannfactu-
srer OF Furniture Of all kinds. Sales Rooms
Commercial Block. .-
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FOR SALE.
u0UsE AND BARN, with Lot ; near Street
IL Railway, in Salinss sPriee $780, r,-.
z 81 4 THATCHER
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SToRE, for Dry Goods trade, and Stock Of
~ Goods for sale ut Salina
E. TIL iTcnER.
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A. III. MERsHoN

~ n Manufacturer OF pump logs, faucets, &c. Salt
Blocks furnished, TO any extent desired, on
fair terms. Office st New Planning MILL Wa
tfAs terstrect. gs tse rr~n.TF
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Until further notice, trains will leave Holly, as
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Council Proceedings.

Cornell Rooms, Sept. "a, 1866.
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Gill
more, Jaeger, Knowles, Seaton, Vail and
Wyman.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
A petition was received from II. II. Clark
and others, asking the Council to order a
plank walk to be laid on the northerly side Of
Tenth street, between Blondeau and Concert
streets, and on Concert street in front of lot
l, Block 1856, and also to have the crossing
on Blondeau and Tenth repaired.
Petition granted and work ordered TO be
done by the 18th Of October next
The petition Of g. Comstock and others,
asking that the brick pavement on the east
side Of Fourth street, from Main street to
High street. may be repaired, was granted,
and on motion it was ordered that the owners
Of Lots and Block %, and Block 49,
and I and Block 4s, fronting on Fourth
street, have the brick pavemen.s n front of
their respective lots pat in good repair, and
that where no brick pavement now exists in
front of said lots, that such pavement be
put down, the work to be done By the 18th of
October.
On motion Of Alderman Knowles il was
ordered that the owners Of property on the
sonth side of Main street, from Second to
Fourteenth streets, have the brick pavement
in front of their respective lots put in good
repair by the 18th of October next, viz: in
front of
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Alderman Seaton offered the following res.
olutiou:
Rcsolred. That the Clerk be Authorized to
issue certificates of redemp.iou 10 Mrs. John
Sheehan, for the delinquent sakes due upon
the from. one eighth of lots I, Sand 9, block
81, Tor the years 1861, 1852 and lee3, on az
payment Of the principal without interest.
Resolution adopted.
The following bills were allowed:
T. McMaasns, work on public cissern, $4s-
81.
I. 7. Perkins, for burying paupers, $2s 90.
s. P. Martin, for use of skif at quarantine,
So 90.
f. C. Booth L Co., for repairs to Engine
House, $26 10.
r. Lowrey, for work on cemetery, SIS 76.
Mrs. CRY, for services II Pest House,
$40 90.
An allowance of $500 was made for the
use Of the Street Supervisor.
Council adjourned
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A Coon OSE.-We have it in our heart to
render compliments to Daniel F. He got of
q good thing at Fort Madison Saturday night
an addressing the reconstructed faithful. He
went IN heavily upon "thieving Jim Wilson
Tor taking that additional $4,000. Therest
voeid the faithful cheer long and loud.
NOV in substance said D. F., ~ will tell
you something that may not please you so
greatly, Jim Wilson didn't vote to steal that
money, but he took 1t after it was voted, and
ererg internal democrat in that Conqress
not only took 1t but roted for it," His Butter
nut hearers didn't cheer that.
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Vas BUsEs COUNTY FAIR-This exhibit
ton commences to-day at Keosauqua, and
viii close Tomorrow evening. The Var
buren, pnbic always get up a fine Fair. The
weather has not been favorable, but il will b.
found that there will be good exhibition
nevertheless. Keokukians and the good PEG
pie of Lee county will do we'll to attend.
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Ir you want White Hair made beautiful -
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastu.e DIR. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR l. FULLER, Agents.
Sold by oil Druggists. fri-sun-wed
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Breakfast Shawls, at Bag Factors.

man went into saloon the other morn
ing to get what he called an "eye.onener !,
The Eclectic Cleanser is the grea, eve
opener OF the age; that is, it opens people
eyes 70 the fact that cleaning can be don.
cheaper, in less time, aud with less labor b,
Its use than BY any other process.
Sold by all druggists and erocers. fst
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iHEArRIcAL--There was q splendid audi,
enee at the Asheneum last evening, and
London Assurance VA performed in IN.
perb style, winning the hearty applause ana
commendation Of those attending. The at.
sract've American play, ''The octoroou, is
performed tonight, in which the Buchapans
"iii appear IN fine characters, and the entire
est good one. Go early, for the hou,e
van DC hiied. Remember the matinee Sat.
urday afternoon.
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.fiuantiaI aaS GsmmertiaI.
Markets BY TEIEGHAPI



Hsv York Marhea.
D Tsaser.ph.l Nss YoaE. 49,. =.
Cottos-DalL y for nidda.g up,AaAx - ~ o.
leans. s 5E
nosr-lso36c better ifbr inferior; all othss dsscsp
xoas without material change; q stoie % hOr RztzA
sxatss ~ 1bAl1 - fr Extra = n o, and ia 10
oi3 90 for trade b.ands closing quiet
Whshy-QnssA sd Arm: s.Ail salss !. sseS = = ~.
wAsas-sNsc better; vssy quiet the extreme prices
asksA materially checks tAs milling demand saiss n
40 bush q 10 for old Chicago SPRING n IS old nissd
M1lvsakss q ss,< nsv common Chicago eprisG - 10
- is $50 white Aiehissa
Rye-ssarcs end Ar.; sSo9s for Western
Y.rlsy-Nors sesiv.; u 1891 AK for esass q J, fos
~ Csnsda- BARLEY Matt quiet
oors-Asceipts iei is4 bushels opened shtes 10 bss
tE Afterwards the improvement wss Loaf closed quiet
u yssssrday's quotations
Ost.-Moss sctive; &sOs7 sos.yHieaee.
Pstxoisan-oaist; 3sl{ Gr srsds. sd tal4oAls
~ rsA.sl In bond
Pork-Hssvy snd dfooptpF. ~ sSDf5 % for rev
mess ees.d ss 81 80 essh; 81 coGsi Is Old Do, ~
eeoSo 90 for prime
Beef-stssdy ard unchanged.
LAsd-Dut lss<0isL.
Nav HeEk Asnsy MARKET.
BY re.sr.ph-l Eu Yo.r, spIx
Money easy At as per cent for call ldAnsi
| Gold il . friae nrnsr. clo.isg 81 1sss..
| Gosssnnent stocks shade better.
| Frssxhss to Liverpool quiet.
0aoek Market.
By r.i.sr.ph.l Esu rAa. Essvt y.
| esochs better. " v 1857. ia; r i271s: I
I NV pfd % {: kssdias lisA. Huas I7IA FRI. 7e,<
sYcIo;IS Psc,se Nal 9ts wuT ~ . eoupoal
"a 1Ilt.i o. 'es losiS 80 LIST ios
chicago AarAet.
By Telegraph cHicsscI s~pt IS.
flour Active nat higher; vtits winstr III sos
- 80 red Winter Sill o'sDis 90; spring : 70 sn IS
spsins sup-rAns y ooDs -. Rye Flour d sese %.
wh.at-sDsc higher. eiessd qni-s u 2a0a n for n
Spring - for No rprux. u os for i5ts 10 fa.es
| ahls iocaiIties.
oorn-op.n.d suoyau, No ., ssssAsls No 2 ., e,l
siz, yellow AT ell
oats-iait4e higher; demand almost snfitsiy for 81
9as ~ * for new. 3sacsiz for Old
. Rye-ouiss; IS fsr No l: 7os7i fSr nor
Pariey-frtn and iu good rrqu~sf With sdvsree Of
a. aales , 81 for SO rs rsjsctsd In store
Prorisons-puii and nomnaiiy lower, MOS Pork .
t17 ssA3s o..
LArd--lagIsl<
o~tas-A%iium very dull, 4,SG s. stoeh cskss soS3,
J, Hoss-s,xass. Tor good.
sh.ep--tes%.
~. Louis Market
~ Telegraph b. Loris, Sept IS
Fiour-3ee higher, sapsrans 10 assgs 30; X $40 SOC
Il IxXso epSl2 20
whsst-Actirs ard higher ~ l9ea % lps spxIss
u 50 god to prime YAlE "a ~ Is ehose@t q -
Is extra choice.
Corn-Unekasgsd.
o~ts-Activ- and higher, &sdso.
4 Pork and Bacon-Unch.ngsd, ssesps cissr rtAsu
which are ~ lover; Al D,Sazi.
Lard Dull snd lower. choice LEAF tsse Is n k>e
ss2i.
i Whisky-Heid higher, but qaoe. soes withheld
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The EXTRA BousrY.-The President and
Mr.. McCulloch have wilted under the popu-
lar indignation At the refusal to pay the boun.
ty voted by Congress, and it is now ordered
that the Paymaster General commence pay
ment at once.
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Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6

BrsHoP AxEs, of the NJ. E. Church, passed
through our city yesterday morning. He is
somewhat worn With Episcopal labors, hav-
ing held eleven conferences since Spring
He goes now to Knoxville, to meet the lows
Conference.
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iHR mighty Hercules almost pror. Il.
back cleaning ont the Auseau stables. MI
afudss Of women almost break their back,
cleaning house. The Eclectic Clen.erp /,
The great hcuss cleaner, and should s. 1.
every family.
I'D by ell Druggists aad sfocsn (ep
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Dr.. SEAros informes us that the Council
have not appropriated any money for the pur.
pose of opening the proposed drive about the
city, nor has il any intention of 90 doing.
The road is not to be at the publics' cost.
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Sold BY all druggists and grocers

mEETrSo AT MoSrRosE.-Hon. Geo. w.
hcCrary and Col. John Bruce, speak a
Aontose this evening. Let there be good
turn out, and letour friends there make ali
The necessary arrangements for the meeting
and come out themselves with their neigh.
bors
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SATURDAY morning number of emigrants
hailing from Moultrie County, Illinois, passed
through this city intending TO cast their lot
beyond the Missouri in NebraakA
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Hosiery and Gloves, At Bag Factory.

young man had the "wool pulled over
his eyes the other day, very eAectually.
But the wool had just been thoroughly wash
ed with the Eclectic Cleanser" and conse
quenty was SO clean that it did not obstruc
his vision
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TIE new Baptist Church on Concert and
s,h streets is gradually assuming handsome
form and shape. 1t will be . splendid add,
ton TO the Church architecture Of our city.
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Sontags and Hoods, at Bag Factory.

IL a man neglects the plainest precaution,
against the approach of disease, he is held
and very justly, to be either fool or a mad
mar. What, then, shall be said of man
who refuses to keep a supply of the Eclectic
eienser, = which has already worked revo.
household labor7
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Prose saings Of the Lincoln Club Last
Night.

The meeting was organized with Col. John
Rankin in the Chair.
Hon. B. s. Merriam introduced the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the President of this Club
appoint, during the coming week. and an
nounce at the next meeting Of the Club, two
Committees for each voting precinct, OF three
members each; one whose duty il shall be
to see that all Union voters are at the polls
and vote on election day, and one to act as
challengers and see that no illegal votes are
cast.
After which the following resolutions we're
also introduced and unanimously adopted
receiving the patriotic and enthusiastic APP
prevail of the audience;
Resolred. That the following named sol
diers, to wit: Gen. D. B. Hills, Capt. S. s.
Sample, Capt. Glenn Lowe, Serg't John Fa.
rity. Serg't f, Shuler, Serg't G. Shuts and
Capt, John McCormic be appointed by THU
| Club Committee, whose duty it shall be u
| prepare and publish brief address to thu
soldiers Of Lee county. presenting the claims
| Of the County Ticket nominated at Fort Mad
ison, on the 22d inst, and that said address
shall be printed and generally circulated. I
Resoired, That George Roilett and Nobls
| Warwick who were nominated on Saturday las
| for Clerk and Recorder, by the Union Re
| publican Convention, and who have eacf
served during the war as privates, and WHOSE
wounds bear witness to their courage and pa
| triotism deserve and shall receive our uni.
ted and earnest support.
| Hon. F. f. Bissell delivered one of his mosl
telling and argumentative speeches, and wa
followed by Col. Case. After which ths
Club adjourned.
Col. JOHN W. RANKIN, Chairman.
W. B. COLLINS, Secretary.
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nsplseassl.

Gxptooeo0s
Nsw Yoax, Sept. Is.
An explosion occurred yesterday morning
in Phillipsburk, New York, produced ~ I'd
blowing up Of locomotive. The engine
loass VS. aAaatsrsa - pieces ord osAss
damage done. Fortunately no live VEN
lost. The property bsIonod 70 the JsaseZ
ceniral Railroed, Whose los vill - fal
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IsDiASAroLIs, Sept. Is.
The Southern delegation arrived here at s
o clock p. m. Owing to the inclemency OF
the weather the public reception intended
Was abandoned. The meeting was held in
Aerchants Hall Every place was filled.
An address Of Welcome to the State vas de-
tivsrsd BY W. P. Hshback, Of this city, end
responded TO BY Mr.. Fleecher and Gov. Ham
ilton. Mr.. Fowler nsds sfengthy speech.
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ri Y HI - y vs..
pORT or KROKuK. s,
ARRIVALS YEsrgnDAY. IL
Steamer J. h. johnson, Mstssn, Htl Louis. x
pEPARruRas sssTaRpAy. 3
eteamer Lucy BeYtram, Asbury, ct. Louis.

River falling.
The good steamer Davenport, Capt. Parker,
Clerks Owes snd Harvey, viii Leave for st. Paal
and I'll iatermsdiats points this morning.
The steamer J. r. johnson Capt. Astsen, win
lsAvs for 81. Lonis It ssven o'clock this morning
The ans steamer Reserve, A. La Mont, master,
K. vsndyks clerk, VIII leave this day for b.
Louis.
The 246 train on the West road vAs two hoarl
behind time ysstsrdaye owing 70 . coal sas heisl
OF tia track.
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BLsrs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CIrr Counting
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I - - % q
moseta y maon4s - - unheee ithss
Of those - - ~ 49, - ~ b:eom-
Ing. nvDEn vieh > - W. e
wassElaAa G. 49, - n..aen, = el9Ae n -
ea1ukleec q 49, b.G.
o. 1QiviuE r. H. - oedefe 1tv0
IT. - 90 Noo1d b qpealoe - ~
81 - ~ o. wsre 1nksd 80
~ - pey q cse1. - s!
rseoe0, - 1sefs - s....3.
SIN -, co.I 49, ..sa.O y
64nuo about ne cose:sses wss sE1so'
$1,000 sach nde OF ne 80. 49, $3.50 -
49, 1T uncovered; Maoame na. 49, - 1872 -
pied place nsas me pfomPssl' = ~ ~ =
~ -. Z. 9. 81
Fos Two noun ny ~ ~ ~ 49, ~
me ams e ~ ~: s.s.:a. ~ . 49,, ~;
70 sne snsn's.s .. .S 60 q
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Ar AeRrcuLTuRAL PAPfR.-Evsry farmer
should patronize one or more agricultural
journals. They keep him posted in his pro-
fession. They tell him Of the best breeds Of
horses, cattle, sheep and swine; Of the best
agricultural implements and machines, and
Of the most improved system Of farming.
We take pleasure in recommending Cot"sdE
Rural World to our farming community. Il
is neatly printed; adapted to our own soil
anu climate, and should b read BY every
farmers family. 1t is edited and published
BY Norman ]. Colmap, 81 Chestnut street,
81. Louis, No., at - per annum. Send fol
a eample COPY.
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ELEGANT FuESrruRE.-The sub.cr;h.,.
have just received large assortment of Fu,>
niture, consisting of elegant Oil finish Bl.ct
walnut chamber 'e's, with full marble tops.
Snesnuf do with walnut trimmings very fine.
French painted sets all colors; large as.
s s Mt Of carved and plain bedstesds. Bu.
p, wash Stands, Marble, Mahogany and
~ walnut top fables and Bible stands. a
- psierns' A large variety of Sofas. Couch.
o. ' O Sofa Chairs carved and plain
TN. s n and Black Walnut extension
.s0'e cs.. Cane, Wood, Fass, and spl;. bot.
.0n Onalrs. Elegant hat rscks, Ind & .ho.t
everything In the furniture line. vhs.h ,lS ~
- The consisnees rant money. p-'S's'
,..-.o. Hova I Trim,
"p'A9 80 Main strs.t
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LIME ExrEspEp.-on Saturday We an.
nounced that the sale of tickets in the cro.bv
Opera House would cease on that dav ".
ase now authorized by Mr.. R. B. Foot.. III.
agent, to say tina. he can dispose of ticket,
durins this week. Persons who have no. in.
vested In this enterprise, and desire to be III,
possessor of a handsome picture. worth ~,
priee OF ticket nd hold . chance to dnv
'ne nnes' Opera cure in the United Ststss
can procure tici from Mr.. Foote Al IN.
First National B.,.,
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Osprrpv,o. Bskx. !.

Il iarportsd upoa sood ansha1kt 49, =
faSRe namber Of Fenians are concentfAtnk In
Nofthern Vermont for rid upsh GAnada.
Considerable excitemsnt exists ihl ~ eoun-
rs which border o. the CanadiaaI Ans.
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SrABBISG ArFRAY.-Yesterday morning
about O. clock, two young men well known
in this place, named VIM. Mefford and VIM.
Foley, got into an alteration in the Crystal
Pslace saloon which resulted in the stsbbing
of Foley in the head, shoslder and side, BY
Mefford. 1t appears that the two had diff
6culty at bali last winter, and it not having
been amicably settled there existed grudge
which was the primary cause Of the probably
fatal bar room fight Of yesterday. DR.. Hughes
was called to dress Foley's wounds, which is
pronounced very serious Mefford has made
his escape, and up to 8 o'clock last evening
no steps, as Ne could hear, had been taken
to cause his arrest.
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Nubiss and Scarfs, at Bag Factory

MAJOR O'CoSsoR and J. B. howell, Est
speak at Pilot Grove to-day.
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Mu.-0ru. Jon1 A. LoaAx, candidate -
Coagrsss fon the Stats = large in oar ssssF
State sf Illinois, win address his fellow cifi-
sens Of Hancock county, Illinois, q Ces
shags, on Monday, October 9Th. he Il makiat
campaign like that hs made with 6hsrn
to the Sea. The same enemy i in his fiue
patriotic fires light his way, and IL -
mighty "Army ofthe Republic thdeeeIs
his heels. Under these conditions triumphans
success cannot but crown his snorss.
the Hawksyes go to Carthage ON the On 2
-0sAsAss aad hsar - gallant Logaatss
ffaaerniss With the Sucker Union men Of ne
Praisie Statss
Illinois favorits Ssnasos.I ynaa Irnnhnus
will address the people 1t Warsaw ON Wed.
nesday, October 10Th. The people OF hso-
kuk win do well TO seize npon this cpportu-
nifty to hear the able and logical Tfunbuli,
Who reflects honor upon the whole West BY
his ability in the Senate.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

a.s.ps... 81 n. s.atA.r. D.i.s..i...
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An ElAerly Lady csasily Murdered

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY At PHILA-
DELPAIA.
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Mn. BIssrLL speaks as Keosauqua to.day
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"What with heat and dust,
certainly must
Quit trying to clean up this den, SIR"
st0h, no, my sweet wife,
Cease complaining and strife,
And I'll get . supply Of the Caed~ser. !"
Sold by oil druggists and grocers. St
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Cot1rcrros OF BouErr.-Ses Van Valken
hurg's card. sugio'om