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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

New YoRK, Aug. 10.
The hop crop in Chenango and Broome
counties, New York, have been seriously in
jured BY lice. Some fields are entirely ru.
ined and will not yield over half q crop.
Beef cattle 10 Philadelphia are worth 100
l6ac; sheep 506ox hogs lO@1Olc
A report comes from Montana that thirty>
one men we're working at Vermillion, making
from fifteen to twenty dollars day by hand,
when the Blackfeet Indians came down and
massacred all but one man.
The Salt Lake Vedste, of August 9Th, says:
The Chinamen working near Kankaka fiat,
Colorado, recently found chunk of gold
weighing forty FIVE pounds.
Many large pieces Of gold have been found
in the vicinity of Salt Lake.
A Springfield, ILL.,, dispatch says: During
the recent session of the Circuit Court OF
this county, hive persons were sentenced to
the State penitentiary for periods varying
from one to FIVE years Twelve were con-
victed Of minor crimes and committed to the
county Jail. One hundred and two civil ca
ses were disposed Of
The Iowa State Teachers Association con-
vene in Des Moines Tuesday, and continues
three days. 1t promises to be the largest
educational meeting ever held in the State.
Speaker Coltax and party leave Detroit
next Friday, on tie steamer Northwest, for a
trip to Lake Superior.
CHICAGO, Aug. l9.
young man named Zimmerman was
drowned yesterday while duck hunting in
Calumet lake.
Schuyler Coiax is in the city tonight.
CINCINNATI, August l9
Accounts from the interior continue un.
favorable for crops. 1t is estimated that corn
will be one-third to one half short
Thermometer 93 degrees in the shade,
with strong indications Of rain.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 10.
W. B. Campbell, late member of Congress
from this district, died at HIS residence at
Lebanon this morning of disease of the
heart.
BosroS, August 10.
The first brigade of the Massachusetts mi
ltia, Maj. Gen. Butler, go into camp to NOR
row, for FIVE days.
DETROIT, August 10.
The play this morning at the tournament
opened by game between the Victorias, of
lngersoll. Canada and the Monitors, of 81.
Johns, Mich.
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ERon WASHINGTON.

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WARRINGTON, AUG. 19.
TIE smcunt in The q. 8. Treasury to-day
10 $S7 600 900 in currency, $89, ,000, 600 in
coin, and $500, 900, 600 in gold certificates.
The receipts for customs from the lst to
the 10Th Of August we're $4.67O,413.
The records Of the Smithsonian Institution
shows six inches rain fell during the recent
storn, vhich exceeds the entire amount du>
ring sny previous August for years.
Advices received here state no other than
American mowers and rsapers won higher
success than bronze medals or honorable
mention at the Paris Exposition.
The Commissioners General Of the Land
Office has ordered the withdrawal from sale,
pre- emption or entry Of odd numbered sec.
tions lyipg within twenty miles on each side
Of the Winona 4 st. Peters Railroad. The
Commissioner has decided no person can ac>
quire title to more than one section of land
under the homestead act.
Gen. Sulley and Col. Parker, Of the Fort
Phil. Kearney investigation committee, re-
turned TO Washington last night from : tour
in the Indian country, and will now com
mence the preparation of their report to the
Secretary of the Interior.
Two hundred and twenty>six patents will
be issued next week.
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FROM MUSCAT1NE.

MuscATISE, Aug. 10.
For some time past scarcely night passed
but one or two houses have been broken into
and property stolen therefrom. On Friday
night the police made several arrests, and
recovered . 1old watch and chain stolen
from the house of Mrs. Jennison on Thurs.
day night Two of the thieves, named Scott
and Donahue, we're committed to prison in
defanlt Of bail, TO await trial at the October
term.
It has been intensely hot during the past
week, which was terminated this morning by
q much needed rain. During Saturday the
mercury ranged as high as 1O2, and yester-
day, the hottest Of the season, from 100 to
los in the shade.
The crops in this vicinity are nearly all
saved, and were more abundant than expect.
ed Corn and potatoes were suffering from
drouth, but the timely rain to day will secure
abundant crops Of both.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
LATE CABLE DISPAICHRS

LIsBox, Portugal, August ls.-The mail
steamer from Rio Jansiro has arrived. She
brings the intelligence that the allied army
has commenced the long expected flank
movement in Paraguay BY the upper Parana.
vienna, August 1s.-The Vienna Gazette,
the official organ Of the Imperial Govern.
msnt, in . leading editorial upon the pres.
ent and prospective state Of affairs in
Europe, says that an alliance between Aus.
tria and France il possible.
SALzBuKG, August 18.-The Emperor and
Empress of France, the Emperor and En-
press Of Austria and the King of Bavaria,
arrived in this city and met to day at grand
state dinner, given by Francis Joseph.
H. Roher, French Minister Of Foreign Af,
fairs, and Baron Won Beust, Austrian Prime
Minister, also arrived.
A conference between the sovereigns takes
place tomorrow.
LONDON, August 19.-The steamer Quaker
City, from New York, with the Holy Land
excursiodists, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, August ia vessel arrived
reports that she passed on the 2sth ult. the
little schooner yacht John T. Ford, from Bal.
timore the Sd day Of June, for Paris. All
we'll and the little craft required no assist.
ance.
SAIzBuRG, Aug 18-Evening.
At an early hour this morning the EN-,
peros Of Austria and France armAin-arm
took walk in the city and suburbs. Later
in the day the two Sovereigns were close.ed
together at the Palace for two or three hours.
In the afternoon Napoleon and Francis 10.
seph, Eugene and Empress Elizabeth, and
King Louis, of Bavaria, accompanied by their
respective suites, made an excursion to the
ancient castle of Dingen, on the height above
the city. In the evening all the Imperial and
Royal personages visited the theatre in the
State building. The outside was blaze of
illumination, and the interior was decorated
with great art and splendor. The reception
of the crowned heads by the audience was
most enthusiastic. Since his arrival En-
peror Napoleon has, on all occasions, been
treated with marked honor and considera.
ton.
The Austrian Prime Minister, Baron Won
Beust, is understood that the sojourn of the
French Emperor and Empress in this city
will terminate on Friday next.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 10.
Considerable feeling is caused here BY
Zen. Pore's order No. 4s, and bis letter to
Gen. Grant.
The press is sgitating call for State
Convention for the purpose of making an or
ganlzed effo@t in opposition to the organiza.
ton under the Military Lill
County meetings are being held in Ala,
bama to elect delegates to Conservative
Convention to be held at Montgomery on the
4th OF Sept.
The corn and cotton crops in Alabama are
better than for many years. The yield of
corn will be immense. The cotton prospect
is flatterine.
Judge .Jno. G. Horne, prominent citisen
Of Sampler county, Ga, was murdered by :
PestI * fsffe.1msn recently. Five men have
- na "a In ysi1oas1, ibR x N1or
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FIRES.
Erw Ynny AM

New YoRK, August 10.
A destructive FIRE occurred late on Sunday
night at No. 13, Front street, occupied by
Shut l. Van Pelt, grain and commission
merchants, containing 5000 barrels -four on
storage. Their own loss is $4,000, fully
insured. Nos. IL, Is and II, occupied By
Condit / Belts, c. P. Shaw l. Co., and D.
B. Baur we're somewhat damaged +; insured.
Nos. and 3, owned and occupied by Rufus
Strong, spice merchant, damaged by water;
the stock valued $50, 900 destroyed fully in-
sdred.
MONTREAL, Aug. 10. !,
A destructive fire occurred at Middleton's
coal oil store last night, then 900, 600 gallons
of oil were consumed making one of the
most terrific conAagratons ever witnessed.
Loss over Sl50,OOO.
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Trustees Sale


Rl virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed and
delivered 70 me, the und-rsi med by jaime. b. e.
tes Anh Amanda Fete~, his wife, dated the 2ath sa Or
June, A. D. ls and conveying the following described
ahh situated 10 ths County Of Lee and state ot Iowa
VIZ The hesouthwesf quarter OF section three f3 The
vest hsf q the south ast quarter Of section three
rue norh orty ACRES Of the south east quarter of
ton four ~ aud the south half and n,rth quartz
of the southwest quarter of section ~ all In
snip sixty i've tS5 north Of range f5J west Also
BLOCK ~ In the City of Keoknk, according to oey
sups hsp oil said City In trust to secure the mfnt
y certain rossory note OF date with said deei
dsswo by ]. O. E.fes rssabie 10 t Ests and hy said
j. Estes eld1r-ed John T. Attrin fer the snm OF
Seven fhousand Dollars, in year from date. !. the
updersigped in rdsnec with the of sad deed
will trooecd Ffsy the 9Th day September next
the door Of tbe Court Honse THAT being con.
rcnist place. the Cty Of Reeknk bst In. hours
OF IA o'clock ~ and o'clock n, to cell vt pubic
anciicn to the highest dier for cash. the following
parcels OF land he other parcels Of the before
oned lands having been heretocre sold under prior
lenstba IL to say, The north forty acres Of the south.
cast aaArtr % section four - and the south half ana
north s-.t q-strr VI the southwest quarter oS stSo
ve 5 ts west haifof the sonthsest ansrter ~ 80
ton tifec f I'll In township sixts-Avs (0f( n, RAss
ttl w<st ssthsr wfsh blrk o, u tho City of ksoknk
ss0osstsg - Mss = atripss 4sR y - Qs2,
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 16
Col. Snyder, one of the Indian Commits
sioners, left Omaha Friday night for Wash
ington, on the receipt of important de.
spatches
The Indians drove OF stock from station
west Of the North Platte, on the Union Pa
ciic Railroad
Tho Helena Hsrald of the 3lst ult., says:
a man from vssnilsioa reports that bssd
q Blaekfeot Indiass rseessiy s1 I
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10.
VIM. Aiken. a prominent citizen, died sud-
denly of apoplexy this morning.
An omnibus containing fourteen persons,
adults and children, belonging to the family
Of D. r. Hart, while going to pic>nic upset
yesterday morning on the railroad on the op.
posite side of the river. and was precipitated
Is feet into pond. All we're more or less
injured
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TIVE Copartnership hereto existing between IN.
underSigued under the nsms and style of Raplee
fcri dssov. the lst day Of August By mutual
consent. All parties indebted the q Arm are -.
qnssted q make immediate payment Of their accounts
o. RAPLRA
Ksoknk, Aug. Is, 1857. C.M FORD.
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DE.v.n.IRH .1C.9DE.uY

LEE COUNTY, IOWA.
Wills Institution now offers increased IN.
ci1lies and Ds@ attraction. To the adyantap. "a n
has over enjoyed Of a situa ion atart
IN BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE,
which Is Justly esteemed for the bsb ton. of ,bv,
an moral health prevalent within Its border il now
with h. improvements and appliances which are deemed
essential TO the best culture
ne principal, who has had charge Of the Arademv kr
hteen ears has called TO bis aid expsrencei and m
cient teachers and bel from observation and ..pe
ffbce that !onth the side OF the Ml,sfs.inui
may here obtain the va led discipline which was oIra.
ery sought Tor and thought to fourd only in New
EngiAnd. - -"
The eourses of.tudy include ENGLISH n all its branch
81 the CLASSICS 80 far may wish to pursue them
an5 the oRsAxEsrAL.
decreased iaciliti-. onordei In HUsrc fonr hr.,
cHss pianos having been recently died Diplomas will
be given % those who crsdtaJiy com 81 -te M
course 10 Vocal and instrumental 1tu4iss
~. terms Tor tntion and boarding reesonabs and
:. loN a. are Afforded at any self sustaining institution
East or West.
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers.

RECORDS, RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
Az Sizes and Styles IF Finding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts.
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books. fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable & receiy.
Any thing In line to be procured In the American
or fosrign markets. furnished at short notice and at
manufs turers or impofterA prices.
Buye>s couirg to the city will we'll to examine thi.
stock before seectng: and orders received through the
mail viii receive the careful attention Of experienced
100000 Rolls Wall Paper,
All Grades for sale lo~ to the Whoesal. and Re,.,
Trade. Printing Paper, all sizes. mill prees,
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Notice..
NEW FIRM.

HAVING this day formed copartnership
= L under the style Of PECK BROTHxRs, for the
transacton OF general Hardware business both whole
sale and retail at the old stand Of Cady Peck soic
1t the patronage Of all needing goods In our line
G. z. PECK,
heokuk, Iowa, Aug IL, 1s67-fm n. @ PECK.
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DiSSOlugiOM.

DISSOltSsiO1a.
VSHE copartnership heretofore existing be,
u tween the undersgned under the name anu style
Of Cady Peck Il this day dssoiv&d By mutual consent
@. X. Pc remaips the old uand and b an
70 receipt accounts the Arm and ali parties
70 the old hrm Of Cady Jones Peck to the firm o.
Csdy Peck, s requested 70 cali aud make settlement
without delay. efANTOS CADY
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. IL, 1861 O. X PECK.
Notice.
Having this day Disposed Of my entire interest in the
Yard rare House Of Cady ! PEEK to PECK 4 BROTH
ERS, taxa pleasure In ending the new 1.m TO
our old customers and the pubc generally trust the
patronage which has always been literally extended
to the ole hrm may be continued with the new.
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. IL, 81. STANTON CADY.
sugl4d
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,|BY TELEGRAPH.


BY TELEGRAPH.
AFrERxOoN DEsPATCHEs.
Latest News From Washington.
Gen. Grant suslains His Com.
nanders.
TIE PRESIDENT INSTRUCTs GRANT
TO RELIEVE SHERIDAN.
!" Little Phil" to hare Another C0zRmand
Thomas to be HIS Successor.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Reported Aassaevs Of Thirty one Men in
Montana BY indians.
Ho.s. sreaAisg ana Resssss in MUS
COOLIES ON BOARD AN AUSTRIAN
BARK BECOME MU7lNOUS.
They Set Fire TO the Vessel, bat are Fla
naily subdued.
Terrific Confagration Of Coal on Store.
Chunk OF Gold Pound In Colorado
Weighing 48 Pounds.
DETROIT BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED 141 SO.
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KE0KUK DIRECTORY.

ATTOnBDYs,
nooar Knowles. johnson st-in TspGse House.
Couins-...... street.
JAnss II. Anderson .............oor. Main I'd sts
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DETROIT BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED l41 SO.
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q LegeB,iofisnied hu hiah

| - Nf>SdIiOuuuCu ny HiSu
I,uuuon Mount Zion arc tho sepulchres
/ of the house of David, and those of the Kings
who reigncd after him. In consequence OF
the following circumstance, however, this
place is hardly to be recognized at present
Fifteen years ago (accordng to record Of tho
twelfth century, one of the walls Of the place
of worship of Mount Zion fell down, which
the patriarch ordered the priest to repair He
commanded him to take stone from the original
wall of Zion aud to employ them for that pur-
pose, which command was obeyed. About
twenty journcymon were hired, at stated wa
ges, who broke stones from the very founda.
tions of the walls of Zion. Two of these la,
borcrs, who were intimate friends. on certain
day treated one another, and repaired to their
work after their friendly meal. The overscer
| questioned them about t cir tardiness, but
thcy answered that they would still perform
their days work, and would employ thercupon
the time during which their fellow laborers
were at meals. They then continued to break
out the stones, and happened to meet one
which formed the mouth of n cave. They
agreed with one another to enter it, and to
search for treasure, in pursuit of which they
proceeded onward until they reached spa
cous hall, supported by pillars of marble en-
crustcd with gold and silver, and before which
stood table with golden sceptre and crown.
This was the sepulchre of David, King of Is.
racl to the left of which they saw that of
Solomon in similar state and so on the sep
ulchres of all the Kings of Judah who were
buried there They further saw locked trunks,
tho contents of which nobody knew, and de-
sired to enter the hall but blast of wind
issued forth from the mouth of tho cave,
strong enough to throw them down, where
they lay until the evening; at which time an
other wind rushed forth, and a voice in it cx-
claimed, Get up and 90 forth from this
place" The men came out in great haste
and full of fear, and proceeded to the patri-
arch to report awhat had happened to them
The holy father summoned into his presence
rabbi, pious ascetic, one of those who
mourned tho downfall of Jerusalem, and
caused the two lahorcrs to repeat what they
had previously reported. The rabbi there.
upon informed the patriarch that they had
discovered the sepulchres of the house of Da-
vid and of the Kings of Judah The follow.
ing morning the laborers were sent for again,
but they were found stretched on their beds,
and still full of fear they declared that they
would not attempt to so again to the cave, as
it was not Gods will to discover it to any one.
The patriarch ordered the place to be walled
up, so as to lfdc it cifectuallY from every one
unto the present day.
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DIR. F. OL1N DANNELLY,
Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rlGKENS--IN EQUITY
Edward Is. Calhoun Admir- Bill for Iniunctiru
! Jurahnflinr 4
John b. Earle and others Partition, &c.
PON hearing the Bill. in this ease and on mo
- ton of Mr.. Burt, Conpainnnt's Solicitor: II
is ordered. Tint wri, of Injunction Ito issue 70
nc directed to John b. Earle claiming to he cred
itor OF ". Ransom Calhoun. restraining him from
prosecuting his snt against Edward b. Calhoun
administrator dc bomis non of W. Hanson Calnoun
tina, nn Injunction be issued TO he directed ia thc
snid John B. Earle Willnm a. Tny, BAvuuior, and
William IL. Sargent claiming to he creditors OF
Henry ID. Calhoun. restraining them and each { {
them from prosecuting their suits against the said
Edward Is. Calhoun rs Administrator OF l!rnry
ID. Calhoun; and that the said parties the suing
creditors, and all other creditors of W. Ransom
Calhoun, and of Henry d. Calhoun. be enioincd
aud they arc hereby cnioincd from commencing
suits ut law, and from prosecuting suits alren,ly
commenced against the said Edward b. Calhoun,
ms Administrator, for debts alleged to be due to
them or either Of them. from the said W. Ransom
Calhoun and from the said Henry d. Calhoun
RODT. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.p.
Com'rs. Office. March 18, 1867 If
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
june 4, 1867

TEIlE f"llowihg are the Appointments of Rev:
IL a. B. SrEruENs, Presiding Elder for tho
Grecnviilc District of the South Carolina Con.
ference. NJ. Il. Church. Third Quarter:
Pc}rnsrMc Circui.-4,h Sunday. and Sat-
ur,lay before in July. at Bethlehem.
Krom%c CircmH.-lst Sunday. aud Saturday
before in August, at Mount Bethel
UulhoM CircuH Sunday. and Saturday
before in August nl Double Springs.
,Semccn and T"yuioo-3d Sunday, and Satur-
day bcinre. in August. at Center.
A"ly*o" !Sation list Sunday. and Satur.
day before. in September.
Andrrson Ci,rwH I'D Sunday and Saturday
before. in Scrtcmhcr, ut Providence.
Pt"|lrfon LircuH 3D. Sunday and Saturday
before. in September, at Pcndleton Village
July l6. lSG7 AZ
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MARRIAGE Guide.

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.MISCE Ill "A MY
( The Wnr,a is Full Of Ras
-'eis' bcautv-i-ars" green apd fair;

-s
The Wnr,a is Full Of sRass
-fe1s' beautu-i-.re"gr green apd fair;
.WSis Beauty in the meadow
Where tho wld.aowers soent the air;
There is beauty In the sunlight
And tho soft blue beam above;
Oh the world Is full of beauty
Wien the heart is full Of Love!
There is beauty in tho fountain,
Singing gaily at its play,
While tho rainbow hues are glittcrins
On its silver shining spray;
There is beauty in the streamlct
Murmuring softly through tho grove;
Oh ! the world is full Of beauty,
When the heart is full of love.
There is beauty in The moonlight
Whom it falls upon tho sea,
While the blue, foam crested billows
Dance and frolio joyously;
There's beauty in the lightning CLEANS,
That DER the dark waves rove;
Oh the world is full Of beauty.
When the heart is full of love.
There is beauty in tho brightness
Beaming from loving eye;
In the warm blush of affection;
In tho tear Of sympathy;
In tho sweet, low voice, whose accents
The spirits gladncss prove;
Oh the world is full Of beauty
When the heart is full Of love-
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company.
TREASUREK'S OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, s. c., July IS, 1867. I
NOTICE is hereby given that the Grecnvillc and
IN Columbia Railroad Company are prepared
to exchange their Bonds and Certificates Of In
dchtcdncss. endorsed by the State of South Carroll
M under the Act Of the Legislature Of December
20. 1866 for their Bonds and Coupons past due
secured by "a mortgage commonly known as the
. first mortgage"
Also. for their Bonds. and the Coupons on them
that may be due. endorsed by the State under the
Act OF the Legislature Of January %. 86l which
arc headed Confederate States of America"
Also. for their Bonds and Coupons past due,
known ns g Non Mortgage Bonds" nt for
three, rs provided for in said Act Of December 20,
1866.
Holders Of Non Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
past due. vino prefer it, will be allowed to take for
them. in exchange. the Bonds and Certificates of
lndebte eanoss of tho Company, secured by second
mortgage, at nnr.
Rea ~ :end Certificates o, u.u, .,,nus,. -,
by second mortgage. will also be rendered to all
parties having any othcr class of claims against
the Company, III payment.
JOHN G. EDWARDS,
Treasurer.