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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26

L ID { y l. SALE OF HUNUS Ut
- THE c II ESAPEAkE AND ONO CANAL
COMPASY.-Ths undersigned, commissioner. ~
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, 10y ytras
Of decree Of that court rendered Al the special
term in February. 1857 I'm the case of the B0sri u
Public Works Of Virginia against Seli-n, Wilbr-
& Co. II A., defendants, will. AZ II o'clock On
THURSDAY the 50th day oi Nay, rg7, before 'a~
front door of the court house Of that county ctr
and sell A. auction to the highest bidder 4 lar.s
amount OF tn. bonds II the Chesapeake md bio
Canal Company. They comprise the following, %
wit.
A parcel II five bonds, known A. SPECIAL BoSr.,
Nos 1913 80! 525 525 and or. for .l4D, UoO ran.
I'm par value from flo 900 Ia $50, 900: Al-o,
A parcel known as PKEPERKED Bonds, far
fl3 500.
TERNs oF SALE: Cash for IS 600 thu residue far
we'll endorsed negotiable note notes al *
months, bearing interest.
JAMES NELSON, lro,,r,tyy,,,,.,.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, "'NN''h' ''''8'''
NH 30-t30M
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BY Regnault & Co. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

By Regnault & Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
EXCELLFNT HOUSEHOLD FUR
II yITURE AT AUCT!ON.-nn WEDNESDAY
MORNING the 2lth instant commencing AT 10
o'clock we viii sell at the residence Of h family
declining housekeeping lover Mr.. " =. w. Tay-
lor's shoe store corner Broad aud Foarth streatsl
A handsome assortment OF very E.GELLENT
FURNITURE consisting in part Of
CABINETS,
BUREAUS.
WARDROBES,
BGDSTEArS,
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES.
CHAIRS,
WASH>FAEDS,
CENTRE and DINING TABLES,
SOFAS,
BEDDING,
BLANKETS
CRoCKERV and GLASSWARE,
1SUPERL0R COOKING STOVE and UTEN.
Sis.
besides the usual variety Of KITCHEN WARE.
The residence, consisting Of eight rooms. VIII be
rented privately for the I'M xpired lease, expiring
November 18th next. RbGNAtLT CO.,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEM Owing to Illness In the
family above mentioned the sale will take place
al our store Friday MORNING, 2bth instant,
commencing al 10 o'clock, to which will be added
other FURNITURE, Dry GOODS. cIGARS, HAIR
EE-S, aud SADDLES, CHlLDRRS'S CARRIAGES,
&c kEGNAULT x CO,
ap 2j-2t Auctioneers.
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ICE FOR SALE.-I have a very large
/ quantity OF superior country lCE for -ale from
my zee houses. at ,2.c. per bu.hel Early applica-
lions are desired. .
nv farm two miles north of tlchmond
., os q, MARTIN 5. TAYLOR.
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VERY yALUARLF LOT, AT THE

VERY VALUABLE LOT, At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AAp
FOURTH STREETS Fox SALE Ar AUCTION -
VIII be sold At auction, on the premises, on NuN
DAY the 18th Of April, 1887, at 1! o'clock 7 VI III,
the truly BEAUTIFUL LOT loc f'ed a, above,
fronting Is feet and running back about los feet 2
an alley Ii IL admirably well located for one or
more private residences.
Terms Ons-thtrd cash; balance n and :
months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes Tor this year ID
be paid by thu purchaser
HAERISON, GODDIN j APPERsoN,
ap23 Auctinn.'rs.
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HORSES STOLEN.-Stolen on Sum
IL day morning the l.th instant from n
my farm n w . OBS S-one a BAY -l@I>
MAZE. six years old, u slight blemioh inz4LA
one eye, and one shoe of front foot; AID one
hOAN HORSE, medium size, Ave years old, hne
STYLE and action. He i newly shod. ! VIII pay
twenty. five dollars for III. recovery ofthe horses
and twenty. i've dol ais for the aptreh ension and
delivery Of the thieves in Richmond.
MARTIN :. TAYLOR,
anoolv two miles north OF Rich mond.
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on file at WOODS Pharmacy is amply sutfcientto
place the CASTALIAN CEEAM in the frontrank OF
hair-tressings and tonics For sale by the city
drug giss. ap IL
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Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
TEE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil
| he sold at Magnolia, the residence Of Nathaniel
= Bowe Esq. near the western part NJ the city on
o'clock p NJ, the contents of two ice. houses, EN-
bracing large parcel OF very pure ICE Payable
lst Jnne LIST July, lst August, and LIST September,
I'm eoual insta lnents, for approved, endorsed no
gotiable paper. ~ eonr, nn,r.o,
anp0 Aucttoueers.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
u BnNDS.-Ths holders Of the i uds issued by
the Chesapeake and ohio Canal Company, under
the provisions OF the act OF the General sembly
chatter Isl, are requested to meet at the Banking
House OF Brown Brothers < 20 Nos, 50 and Il
day OF May next AZ l. NJ. As matters OF geat i'm :
portance Ia the bondholders, grow ing out Of +.
cent act Of the said General Assembly r.. nded
for their relief, will be submitted for tE~ls con
side alton futl attendance Is earnestly lett ed
Printed copies OF The act last referred To may he
had upon application 10 either Of the uudarsi gued
BRnWN BROTHERS & co,
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM
Dated NEW YORK. ApriI -. 1897 ap26-et
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PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE
n To the Virginia Central Raj road Company for
a renewal of o. RTIFICATE No iis5. dated 10th
October 1855, in the name OF Lucien or, trustee
for Mildred ID Truthesrt for five shares of the
stock Of hat company, which has been Loot
NH Is Fem LUCIEN Il. PRICE.
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vIRBY. BEARD d CO.'S NEE

KIRBY, BEARD q co. NEE
N DIES -l5O 100 OF these superior SEWN =
ING EEEpLEs-Sharp's, Betweeus, larners and
Ground Downs. for tailors' use, just received per
City of anchester and for sale IN quantities 10 su
purchaser- The att nttou OF the ladies and all
who want really superior article 10 respectfully
soIicited CHARLES J SlNrOS,
sn % ll35 Main street.
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BY Grubbs s Williams, Auctioneer,
Northwest corner Main aud Eleventh street.
GKrBps < WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. d
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL

BY 4. A. J. Clopton,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent, No 81 Tweln4
street, near Franklin.
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nDD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
THIS DAY Ts !.
APRIL 70, 1865. ~>.SgSset

The celebration Of the anniversary of the intro
duction Of odd Fellowship into The United States
will take place in this city To- DAY, at
VIRGINIA HALL,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs
| STATE IN THE TOWN OF sCoTTsNlLEE,
POWHsTA. COUNTY, At AUCTlON.-By viz
tue Of a decd Of trust executed by, i. q M@soy 10
the subscriber A. trustee, dated March = 1902 ana
thereto rrque.ted | shall sell at auction at Pow
natan Courthouse on THURSDAY tue I'd Of May.
Ithat being the nr.t day Of the Circuit Court Tor
said countyl ut - O'Clock NJ, the property con;
viewed by said deed, being LOTS Nos. Il, Ia, ana
20 in tie plan OF the town OF Scofsvlle, contain.
iug over two acres OF ground, WIN u"oi''hs
AMI other buildings thereon. - ,
Terms Cash sufficient to pay the expenses VI
sale and 10 disc arge debt for Sal - with lne-
rast thereon from March 7. 1865 80 tothe baahce'
upon terms TO be made known al ths nua 81 safe
GUsrAVUS HOFFBAUER,
ap I'D to Nav trustee
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The members of the order and all who claim 10
have been Insmbers. - we'll IS Ike public gene
rally, are respectfully invited Ia be present.
An address will be delivered by \. A. sturdi-
want, Esq W A. Il: : ! Z,
Chairman Of Committee of Lodges
aud Encampmr nts.
r. BrRR Secretary. ap26-lt
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Rock ISLAM, Aug. 2s.
Hiram REYNOLDS, constable Of Drury Town
ship, in this county, was shot and almost in
stantly killed by David Edgerton, without
anv proyocation whatever. on Wednesday.
1t was no doubt concocted plan to get nd
of man who was faithful officer.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
The health of Ex,President Buchanan is
improving. and lie will probably be able to
start for his home to day.
NKw YoRg. August %.
The Times special says: Gen. Sheridan
telegraphs that the yellow fever at New Or
leans is epidemic, and that several OF bis staff
are down with it. Gen. Mower $ wife is also
sick from fever, and a dispatch received last
night announce the death of Mr.. Malone,
the Tribunes correspondent in that city.
CaIRo, Aug %.
Travel on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad con.
tinues suspended, owing to the strike.
The transit steamer Anderson has dis
charged her working crew, and laid up until
the matter at issue between the Railroad
Company and aud employees is settled.
The ship carpenters of this city stopped
work thia morning. They demand higher
wages. -
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Aug. %.
VIM. 7. Lyman, son Of the late DIR. Ly'
man, was killed yesterday while out hunting
by the accidental discharge of his gun.
DEs MoISEs, Aug. %.
The Teachers Association closed yester
day.
One thousand dollars reward is offered fol
the capture of S. B. Hampstead, the Ade
Post Office robber, and his associates, who
broke Jail a few days since.
B. M. Wood, who committed murder II
Henry county last March, was found in Ne
braska, and has been lodged in Jail at Bur
lington.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-It is rumored to-day
that the final treaty concluded at the confer
ence recently held at Salzburg between EN-
perors Napoleon and Francis Joseph, for the
formation Of the South German Confedera.
ton, has proved signal failure. Bavaria, it
is reported, has replied to the proposition Of
their Majesties and positively refuses to join
the band.
MADRID, Aug. pa state of siege is dc.
clared in all the provinces in consequence OF
the anticipated insurrectionary movements,
PANS, Aug 23.-The Emperor on his re-
turn from Salzburg departed for Bartz.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 23.-It is reported
that the Czar, who is now in the Crimea, is
quite i'll.
Admiral Farragut, and the officers of his
fleet, received grand ovation to-day at
Cronstadt. from the Russian Naval officers
The Grand Duke Of Cronstadt, and other
dignitaries, were present. The utmost good
feeling and enthusiasm was manifested.
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FROI CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. %.
John e. Sarrin lost diamond pin valued
at 81 600. VIM. Nevins, the vell known
drummer boy, got 500 for finding It.
a German bookbinder, named VIM. Ritz
ter, induced ; girl namednasy Williams to
come from Montreal to Chicago for employ.
ment, and under pretense Of finding board.
ing house, locked her.up in room and eff
fected her ruin. The scoundrel this morning
wAs committed for trial in bail of $4,000.
The Labor Congress now in session in this
city Is prolific in resolutions and committee
reports, but have ~ yet accomplished very
little in any degree interesting to the labor
ing classes Their proceedings thus far arc
mainly COMPOSED of declarations regarding
the supremacy Of labor and the desirability
Of laying such political wires as win result
in securing control Of the legislation of the
country.
Among the resolutions adopted is one ask
ing Congress to appropriate $25, 200, 900 to
establish the eight hour system. Another
was adopted advising the working men to re-
solve themselves into associations under the
auspice. Of the National Labor Union, to the
end that the iron hondsof the workingnen,
which have so long held them tied to party
may be loosed, and they at once proceed to
leg1siate tor themselves. -
II the working men Of Illinois md Iowa
do not already control the ballot box, it is
their own fault, as they certainly compose
nine-tenths ofthe population. tits suspected,
however, that Congress does not refer to all
working men, but only tosparticular classes.
Been resolved, furthermore, to send dele
gate to Europe to look into the labor system
there with view to'a more perfect under>
standing Of the various reform associations
of both countries.
Considerable apprehension is reported Of
the competition Tin mechanical negro la
Dor, and one member declares that there is
no concealing the fact that the time will come
when the negro will take possession Of the
shops.
The Congress is expected to adjourn soon
after it is decided who are to have office.
The next session of this Congress will be
held in New York.
The Journal has the following extract from
private latter, dated Madison, Wisconsin,
August %: have just returned from an ex-
tended tour through Minnesota, Northern
Iowa and Northern Wisconsin. Healthier or
better feeling people than | found every
where along the journey cannot be seen in
any part of the world. The health, prosper
ity and progress of this great agricultural and
lumber region is wonderful. The wheat
crop is now being rapidly harvested. Such
an immense yield of good grain is unprece-
dented in the history of this country. No
one can appreciate the extent of the crops
without travelling through the country.
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FROH THE PAR WEST.

ST. Louis, Aug. 20.
Western dispstches report everything quiet
ct Fon Hayes, but rumors ware afoat that
the Kansas military were cut of from the
Fort.
Major Lee, of the seth cavalry, left Fort
BARKER yesterday, for Fort Wallace with .
part ofhis command.
Gov. Butler, of Nevada, who has just ye-
turned to Omaha from the Big Rlue country,
reports eleven men killed by the Indisns,
and twenty-five horses stolen, and thirty-four
farm houses deserted. A companyo Of mili-
tia has been organized to protect the settlers.
"Spotted Tall with his..bsnd have gone on
. peace mission, - we'll - . buffalo hunt,
and will bring with hmm from the war path
representative chiefs of the Sioux and Chey-
ennes, to meet the peace Commissioners 1t
Fort Laramie.
Over 81, 600 acres of land was entered in
the Omaha land agency in July.
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Trustees Sale !

RY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed and
- delivered to me- the undersi4 ned by James L. Es-
tes aud Amanda btss his wife, dated The 29slr ds, Of
June, A. D. 1857 and conveying the foilouiug described
laa situated Ia the County OF and State OF Iowa
viz The southwest quarter of section three (a) The
west half ofthe sonthf ast quarter section three
The north forty acres OF the south quarter of
on ~, and the south half and northwest Quarter
Of tue southwest quarter Of section Ave 3 all In town
ship sixty6ve (s5l north Of range eve fbJ vest Also
Block or in the City Of Keokuk. according to Otiey
Stripes Map Of said City in trust TO the
uissory note OF ate with said deei
drawn by J. G. Estes payable 10 j. T. Ests BY said
J. H. Ettce andortca 10 IohnT Auttiu for the sn OF
Seven Thousand Dollars, in ono year from date the
undersigned in ccordanco th the terms of said decd
will proceed on fiay tho 9th dsy Of september next
at the front door Of tns Court ueuse chat being con
venst place 10 the City Of Reospk between the hours
ftg O'clock ". and o'clock N, 10 seH at public
aacicn 10 the highest bidder for cash. the following
TRACTS parcels oand tbe other parcels OF the before
mer ian IS h.-ing heretofore sold under prior
liesthat is to saw north fory Of the south
eus quarter o ssct four, ~ aud the sorth bali and
s4t aaait.r the southwest quarter of section
aystol tie vest halFof tho southwest Gnartpr OF
lion thr % AL tospsLiD sixts-ve f6s N, r. hve
rs, rest together With block O. In the City Of Ksohuk
according TO otiey STRIPES Map Of said CITY.
asg1s,S~-ow Trustes.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ToRoNro, Aug. %.
Government offers $4,000 reward for the
discovery of the incendiary who fred the coal
oil store in Montreal lately, by which 10000
barrels of oil were consumed.
The elections for the first Parliament oil
the Dominion commence next week. An
exciting time is expected.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. %.
jeremiah Day, Ex-President of Yale Col.
lege, died last night, aged "a.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 90.
To day there were 2l9 whites and 217
black registered.
FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 90.
During the performance of Robinson s
circus at Norfolk last evening, portion Of
the seats gave way precipitating 200 persona
to the ground. An intense confusion pre-
vailed. Three ladies were seriously injured,
and numerous children received contusions.
No one fatally injured.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. %.
The down passenger train on the Little
Miami Railroad was wrecked yesterday af-
ternoon by running into o cow four miles
east of this city. The express, baggage, and
three passenger cars were thrown from the
track. Many passengers were considerably
bruised, but none fatally injured.
J. W. Charback, an employee on the Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad, was killed yesterday
while uncoupling cars.
A drummer, named Woolsey, eloped from
Vincennes. Ind. ssvith the daughter of q
revenue officer of that city. A brother O
the girl has gone in pursuit.
Policeman Wienhamer was fatally stabbed
in the abdomen last night by man named
kruze. who had been arrested for insulting
conduct to ladies. The scoundrel is now il
jail.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Aug. %.
Baker, the defaulter Of the Tradesmen 4
Bank, has been held to bail in $4,000.
Limb Bros, extensive WOODEN manufaetur.
ers on Fifth Avenue, have failed liabilities
S130. 900 !. assignment made.
Senior Maghaias, Brazilian Minister, and
family sailed yesterday for home.
Initiatory steps were taken yesterday By
prominent gentlemen interested in the vel
fare Of the laboring classes, towards holding
. Grand Industrial Exhibition in the spring
IF 1QGQ
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BY TELEGRAPH.


! AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs.
Latest News From Washington.
GEN, THOMAS VIEWS OF RECON.
STRUCTION.
The President wouia liks 10 have more
Cabinet Omcsrs Resign.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
FORMOSA AFFAIR.
Great Flood and Rain Near
WashingtOn.
THREE LADY STAGE PASSENGERS
DROWNED.
Accident ON the Annapolis Railroad
LABOR CONGRESS IN SESSION IN
CHICAGO.
IL Men Reported Killed by Indians.
Felow Ferer Epidemic in Ner Orleans.
Tsachers' Association At Des Mofnss
Closed.
90 Soldiers !Successf,1lly Resist 5000 Indians.
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IL = u -
FOR
colTRltT5 s'TlE RAPIDS
q. 4. KxafRHxa's OfyIcR,
fn~wA Univ a. lEGf

U. I. RxafRHnR's 0FyIcR,
DAvHSrol1, Iowa, July -. 1851.
SEALED Proposals, in duplicate, will be
~ received at this ofacs until 10 m Wednesday, Sep
tember 1867 for excavatng the prism and construct
ing sabAnkmeat wall OF the cana for tho improve
nsnt q ths naE.sien of ts Mississippi River = the
RI. eAsal . y sso.s u, .svsn and on. halo miles
long sxssndss ftoa HsshsiAe 70 Keoknt, lows. The
tthree hundred fssa Ia smsaakneBs and $40 1.-TWO hund
red and hfy) feet in excavation and In low
dvs) fest Deep All the material sxcavated from the
pfsm Of tho canal to be used In bNilng tbs embank
ment Tho latter throughout the greater part Of the
distance will about 500 hrse hundred feet from the
lows shore. where rock excavation occurs the bottom
Of the canal VIII have sops Of TX IONS aud onr hai
nchcs 70 the mile. Tho embanknant b to be built Of
earth clay and rock b 10 ttsn) feet wide on top In
high uater mark, with slopes Of IL (ohc and onehai
base to {one) verticAlthe average thickness Of ths
the river side two) feet the canal side and tone
foot on top
Appropriations must state tho price al which each and
every kind Of work specified IN the propo,ai to b
done and no bid will be considered thsa = not definite
in this respect
Tho Government the right to reject any and
all bids.
printed copy Of this advertisement be attached
to each proposat.
signed BY two responsible persons,
Blanks for proposals. Of the form required, with form
Of guarantee, will be furnished st this Office appiica
tion.
The price prices In the contract will be considered
including the expense Of furnshing al materials
and performing all the work. according the plans and
specifications exhibited at the letting.
The entire Of the canal estimated at 20 06S 34
ltwo million sixty-eight thousand three hundred and
forty-fve follars) The amount Appropriated by Con-
grsss ID 500 o00 seven hundred thousand doilars-the
contract can only be made TO cover this smount.
Htesn t15 per cent OF thu amount OF any work done
or material furnished at the con ract price thereof will
be reserved until the whole work. which Ii the
Of contract, shall be entirely completed.
Persons desiring further Information obtain the
m piana NDNcf-
hcations and form Of contract can be consulted.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersi and
should be endorsed Proposals for work the Improve
ment Of the Dcs Mones Rapids"
J. II. WILSON,
Lieut.. Col. 35th Infantry,
aug22dlH Brevet Maj. Gen. U. Z. Army.
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Dissolution.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing bes
u tween the undersigned under the name aud st le
Of Cady Peck ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
c. K. Pc remains at the old stand and is authorized
to receipt accounts due the fm and all parties indebted
to The old firm of Cauy Jones Peck or to the firm Of
cady Peck, requested to call and make settlement
without delay. STANTON CADY
Keoknk, Iowa, Aug. IL, 1867. Q. K PECK
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Judge Kinney, of the special Indian Com
mission, arrived from Fort Phil. kearney,
confirms the 6ght between Major Powell and
The Sioux on the I'd inst. Major Powell was
not killed, as reported. He fought 1000 ln~
dams for three hours with % men concealed
behind corral made OF wagon beds. Lieut..
James and FIVE soldiers were killed. The
Indians lost 800. He also reports the Crows
friendly.
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Notice.

Having this day disposed of my entire interest in the
HadTare House of Cady Peek to PECK & BROTH
ERS, take pleasure 10 recommending the fl to
old customers and the public generally trust the
patronage whh has always been literally extt nded
to the ole firm may be continued with the new
Fsoknk, Iowa, Aug. H. 81. STANTON CADY.
aug14-d
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BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books, Journals, Ledgers,

RECORDS. RECEIPT AND CASH BOOKS
Al Sizes and Styles Of Binding
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, able.
Composition Books, Bills payable 4 receiv.
Anything in line he procured In the American
or foerign markets furnished nt short notice. and
manufa trrtrs or importers prices.
Buyers c1tg to the city will do well to examine th
stock before selecting and orders received through the
mail will receive the careful attention OF experienced
clerks.
100000 Rolls Wall Paper,
All Grades. for sale low TO the wholc ale and Retail
jy23
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. 4ls84s.-l4-------
DIED.

cGGaRIBR-on Thrrzday, Aug. ED Aror. L.. only
hild of John J. and Ella Z. Carrier aged ear monl
ard 81 days.
Funeral from their residerco Exohange between
81 and 4th sts- to-day at loAA