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Guardians sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the oath
day OF July, 1887 by virtue of a warrant issued by
the County Court Of Lee County Iowa, the subscr
Der, Guardian OF Anna E and Carrie FARRELL, minors
will offer at public ancon the following Real Estate
Eighty by hundred feet of of the front ends OF
lots aud t~o Arch Square, in the City Of Keokuk
County, Iown Sale to take place at the front door
Of the Court House in Keekuk Iowa. the hours
Of 10 m. and p. m. Of said day.
Terms Of ssle--Haif Cash, aud half as year. with
interest, secured by mortgage.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, Guardian.
ie2s dit-gw II. scoTT HOWELL, Atty.
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ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK.

oSHf FIVE PER CENr of the stock will be required
to be Iid the time Of suhacriptin and
calls vt not exceed ten per cent per month After the
first p4ymenl Of i've PER cent no further cali in be
made tntil FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed The COMPANY conhdsn,lv
beitevd that they viii bot be compelled in more
than NIFTY Or sixty cent of subscriptions in order
TO plAce the line ln complete working order
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DIVIDENDS.

From carefully prepared estimates based upon the
amount Of business done by this companies In
ton giving them equal share Of the business be-
tween competing points, the Company confidently be-
here that large and remuneratYe dividends can be made
and they further believe that taking into consideration
The grfat advantages whih they will possess in ort
and dect reutc they will be able to secure neary a
the business along their line, which will place the stock
at high premium and make IL the best invest
maj. t.Aaa - L.
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U1tted Sates Of AHsiea Soufhera Dirison Of Ioscd.
II @. W. CLARK, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa, do hereby give public notice that In the
o the Uued states against six barrels Of high
,t al less, OF seizure and forfeiture
under acts Of Congress- did. the ath day OF June
lsSI, IN keokuk, Iora attach and take into my pos
for safr custody, barrels Of hghwinee, Eli
le0 proof gallons three tarrtls Of older vinegar
four empty bsrrels, part barrel Of lard lard
press; two tubs pump one thief and tin tube.
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for the return Of said warrant is the third Tuesday
Of September, 1867, at Two O'clock said day,
and l hereby sdmonish aud all persons
claiming any interest In the said six barrels IT, al
knowing having anything to say why the same
should be condemned and sold to the demand
Of said appellant that they be and appear before the
said Court to be held In and or the sonthern Division
District Of Iowa at the United States Court Room In the
city Of Keokak In said District, At ierm to be holden
the third Tuesday OF September 1867 at o'clock
raid day, then and there TO interpose claim for
the same and to make their allegations in that be-
half q. ". CLARK, q. 8. NJ
jane23dlH H. FULTON Deputy.
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FROM ROME.


NEw YORK, June 70.
The Heralds special from Rome says
Arch Bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, win have
assigned to him post of honor on the right
hand of the Pope, at the grand st. Peter's
ceremony, on Saturday evening. Attention
in fact is being shown to the Americana,
Bishops and others.
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Legal Notices.
U. y. Marshal's Proclamation.
IN BANKRUPTCY

TyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
u thu ilth day Of June, A. .. 1861 warrant 10
Bankruptcy issued against the estate of George
ssat1n aud James seat1n surviving partners Of the
late arm " seaton Sens or Keoknk, in the coun-
~ Of Lee and State OF Iowa, who have been s1Bdged
bankrupt on thsr own petition Thar the payment Of
any dett and delivery Of property belonging such
bAnkrrpis 70 them for their use and transfer
any property by them. are forbidden by Las. That
neepg pf the creditors Of the said Bankrrps prove
their detts ami choose Assiguees Of their
estates. wil be held ct Court of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden the United States Court Rooms in city Of
keokuk, Iowa before John Bruce, Register the hf
tesntA (ibth) day Of August A. d. ls67 st o'clock
in O. ". CLARK Us VI.
3une23ilm II. fUIros Deputy.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE E-To Allan G. Thorn

ARIGINAL NOTICE-To Allan G. Thorn !:
" You are hereby notaned thas thsfs h on nie
In the once Of tho C1srk Of the District oot q Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk. petition Of Jchn = 4ace.
cIsiInr q yoa thesum Of Yoar Hundred ard seventy
6ye fOi00 Dollus md interest. money aue him om
you on certain promsory note executed md deversd
81 You to H. D Rickey also prayfng for NFfe u
sftacinenl
Nov unlsss Jon appsar thereto ard deisnd ocIors
noon Of the second day o the next tern Of the sid Dis
trirt Ccurt Of Lee Ccunty Iowa sad Court % oe
Keckuk In said county, dsianit viii b snte1 tAssn
- jsaensnt rsndsrsd prA9ed 1er 4 plaintiff -
tition- kAAA4A - 1gOe.421t
js1eA1W AReV&&N
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YoRK. June -.
The Heralds New Orleans advices from
Matamoras, 10th inst, confirm the previous
report that General Gomez, had capitulatsd
on The 9Th inst. to Gen. Perrin, commanding
H. Libsnl forces bsfors Tampico. The
Ebslals oceapied Tsupso On ~ othinsk
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NECESSITY FOR IT.

Ths vaat O, Line n Tslex4auh located Win view
= aec 1si the river trade, has long elt Masy
raEarlaa towns Ae nov without aey tsl.erauhie con-
u4Eaictlo- whatever aas he fns Low establshet be-
tween = pclnts are fn mat e4s.s essttes.a ~
loving drcuitoEs roatss HUNDREDS o miles of d.
rect eduFxe causng yeSatcrs and DELAYS
bsn sss by reason Of numerous reretlons and The fr =
qpent interruptions incident to long lines Whea the
tacis Are borne In mind that the liability CT telegraph
line I'd damage from any cause IL Increased in the I. ~
propottion Its length and that repetslior on me~
sage ubes the time necessary for its transmission the
great hnd very imporsut advantages Of direct reuts
over the ercuitors ones in operation readily b
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FIRES.

GUELPH, C. W., June 90.
The FIRE yesterday morning destroyed
Naughton a Graham warehouse, containing
1900 tons of wheat and large quantity OF
butter. Insured for $4,000 in the North
British Insurance Company.
DETROIT, June 90.
The Trunk Factory Of Dewey 4 Brady, and
the Last Factory of Mumford, Foster l. Co. F,
were entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Loss about $4,000; partially insured.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 90.
Attorney General James Speed left for
Washington last night, having been sum.
moned there by the Senate Judiciary Com.
mittee.
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New ORLEANS, June 20.
One death from yellow fever was reported
to-day. The dissaae has not Jet assumed y
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PROSPECTUS.

rHIH COMPANY bas been orxarize4 for the purpose
Of ~sia shug Teegraphic comm nieAtlou fp tie most
direct anner Passipis, tekV all pa4nts of any por-
tsnee ta The MISSISSIPPI RIVER from ST PAU TO
NEW lOHLEANs
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MD
Female SEMINARY
HillsbOro, Ohio.
4 Private Boarding School for Young Ladies.
NO DAT SCHOLARS RBtRIrEp.
NUMBER LIMITED To THIRTY.
Terms Moderate.
29th year will begin September 9Th.
Parents looking for School where their daughters
will be safe should Catalogue Of this Catalogue
containing all necessary information may be obtained
applying 20 JOS. Med. MATHEWS,
je2e-d2t Hillsboro, o.
Goth year will begin September 9Th
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
EoRGE A. WICKs Co, ra. NJ r. Burgess 4
NJ son, NJ A. Burgess, Sarah A Burgess. Il. Glen.
chmidt, &. Van Werden, Charles Pearoe. assignee
To DsTksDssTs.-There is hle Ia the Office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court Of Le County lows at
Reokuk the petition Of George A. Wicks Co claim
ing Of NJ r. Burgess Son judgment for t2lsi 33io3
on promssory note, and interest The same
ted 70 plaintiffs by NJ r. Burgess son February 4th
1887 Said petition also represents that there other
notes made BY the parties but yet Jue, and t
p-ays the Court TO orecose mortgage pven TO secure
the same, parts of lots ~ and eight ~ IN
block ninety i've s5 In ,he City of Keokuk Lee Coun
ty Iowa. and the half Of the III quarter
OF section twentyone, in Township sightyore nor h
OF Range twsntyseven ye<b. the southeast quarter
and the half Of the southwest quarter OF Section
twenty two, in Township eighty-one, and Range the
same the west hsf and the northeast quarter of tie
southwest quarter of Section tseBty-three In Town
ship eghtyo and same range all In Dallas County
Iowa The petition alleges that the other defandsnts
claim interests
Unless you appear and said petition be-
fore OF the second day OF the September term,
1857 Of said Court commencing the second Monday
of September Judgment will be entered against you
and the property ordered to be sold.
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
je2s Plt'hs Afty's.
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Interesting Foreign News.

GOLD CLOSED 1873 Ii.
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His Reception in that City
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, June %.
The Gazette understands there will be an
other new feature in the Union Cabinet; that
the Minister of Finance, Minister Of Com>
merce, Minister OF Internal Revenue and
Receiver General will form the Council to
deliberate and decide on all questions affect.
ing the tariff, excise, currency, banking &c,
ToRosro, June %.
The Reform Convention, which was attend
ed by some 700 delegates, closed their delib-
erations to-day. Among the resolutions
adopted were the following: That it is the
duty Of the Canadian people to cultivate the
friendly relations with the people Of the
United States, and offer every facility for the
extension of trade between the two countries,
and this Convention regards it as duty Of
the Canadian Administration to meet friendly
and cordially, any oyertures from the
Washington Government, for new treaty,
and Commercial Reciprocity between Canada
and the Republic, based on equitable princi
pies, consistent with the honor Of both
countries,
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Surratt Assassination Trial
Reform Convention at Toronto.
The Capture of Tampico Confirmed.
Decision by the U. s. Attorney.
Agricultural Bureau on the Crop
Prospects.
Gen. Rousseau TO Succeed Sher.
idan at New Orleans.
|
Greeley Summoned to Appear be-
fore Judiciary Committee.
The President at Annapolis

The President at Annapolis
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Greeley Summoned to Appear be
fore Judiciary Committee.
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THE PROSPECT

The tockhodsrs will be represented by Directors al
the principal roints Of the line
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.

GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
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Howe Main street.
Duncan, karle 4 Co.........l40 a 142 Main street.
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GROCERS-RETAIL

Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrom-
eters.
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FURNITURE Z

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S Bridges Nos l 4 Estes Hous
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CLOTHIE RS.

Vencill, Jones 4 Co......eor Third Main streets,
Hess, Stern 4 Co.....-cor Second & Main streets.
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HARNESS a. SADDLES.
Hagnv nv................M Main street--bct Sd & 4th
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Watches, Watches, watches.

wo0LEN GOODS.
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Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
G Bridges ............... Nos ! & Estes House.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-12

The Department Of the Interior would be
more difficult post to fill, owing to the great
number Of candidates whose claims are fully
adequate to that position.
There is Mr.. Pollard, late of the Confederaoy,
and author Of the 'Lost Cause,n which Mr..
Johnson is seeking still to save. A formidable
competitor with him appears in the person Of
"Brick Pomeroy," distinguished for his pro
phetic foreshadOwings of the assassination of
the recent President, and his chaste, classic,
and humane criticisms of public men and
affairs. Mr.. Henry Clay Dean, of Iowa, C.
Chaunoey Burr, of New Jersey, and the Hon.
John Morrissey, of New York, have claims,
also, which the President will not lightly
overlook.
For the Navy Department no appointment
would so adequately illustrate the desire of
the Executive to let ''bygones be bygones"
as that Of ex-Admiral Raphael Semmes, whose
nomination would be greeted with an over
whelming unanmity of congratulation and
confidence by the entire Democracy. As
Attorney General, the great reputation and
eminent services of Mr.. Binckley, a lawyer Of
more than six weeks standing, seem to leave
no room for doubt. Should it ever become
necessary to establish the doctrine that the
Constitution vests the pardoning power in
Mrs. Cobb, Mr. b. alone would be equal TO the
task.
The Postmaster Generalship might be put
up at auction, or drawn as the next prize in
Mr.. Benjamin Woods next lottery. A Cabinet
thus formed would not be compelled to affect
adherence to policies in which it did not be-
lieve BY the spontaneous affinity which
links together kindred minds, these would of
necessity, stand in accord with the President.
They could not avoid agreeing with him except
where he was accidentally virtuous or mad
vertently wise. The meetings of the Cabinet
would be as harmonious as the orgies of tap
room, and the business of the nation would be
| despatched with an ease and ceerity rivalling
those of the youth who meet in the New York
Board of Councilmen. By all means let the
| President have Cabinet after his own heart.
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ssddIed with the taxes which they evade.
Evs,v dollar of taxation which the whisky
dealer escapes paying, falls upon the men
ENGAGED In other branches of industry. The
bn3deps of taxation are thus unequally distri-
Juted; and men are taxed just in proportion
as they are honest, and deal fairly with the
Government. And what is true Of the whisky
tax is true, perhaps to a less extent, of the
tax upon other products and other branches
of industry. Those which ought to pay the
most really pay the least.
The Republican party will do well to give
this subject prompt attention. II has control
of Congress and is thus responsible for legs-
latien upon IT, 1t is the subject upon which
they will be most vehemently assaled-the
one upon which the Democrats are already
showering their heaviest and most telling
blows. It is a practical subject, and comes
home most closely to the interest and feelings
Of every man who has an opinion to utter or
a vote to cast. 1t cannot be overbOrne by any
clamor against Executive treachery, by de-
mands for impeachment or struggles to estab-
lish negro rights. 1t must not be put aside or
overlooked for any or for all of these. While
action upon them should be effective and
judicious, upon this it must be prompt and
prudent. The public burdens must be made
as light as pcssible-not by reputation nor
any other dishonest resort but by economy in
expenditure, a postponement in the payment
of the debt, and an equitable distribution OF
the taxation which the necessities of the
country demand.
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but so broad in their general benefits that our
demagOgues cannot see them. Our finances,
our commerce, our agriculture, our railroad
enterprises, our frontier unrolling, our Indian
troubles, all call TO us for a legislation which
the President and Congress have proved their
total incapacity 20 provide. There is, then,
no other remedy but that which comes from
a change of rulers. Let the great Republican
element of the country still pause until the
radical power, shorn OF its force, appreciates
the rebuke of a nation which feels its curse.
Then, at the coming Presidential contest, the
people may step forward, and by the election
of Grant or some other statesman restore our
national dreams, and give them that prac-
tical reality for which we are 80 earnestly
struggling.
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GTEAM ENGINE PACKING.
The modern and extremely popular packing, called
BEILLER'S LUBRICATIVE,
sOAP-sTONE PACKING,

Has already been adopted by over 10000 Locomotive
and stationary Engines, and is beyond question the
easiest applied the most durable the cheapest, and
the machinery the least of any steam engine
packing yet introduced. It is not liable TO burn
cut does not require OIL and there Is waste I'm the
IL Is made Of all sizes to suit the boxes from
to 2 Inches in diameter. All persons Interested In
the Of the steam engine are particularly requested
to give this packing TRIAL A liberal discount Will
be made 10 deR'e ers.
no. e3O AHCH STREET, PIHILAs
Sole Agent for Pennsylvania and Delaware.
See certificate below.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTRNDRNTo OF MOTIVE
POWER AND MACHINERY, ERIE RAILWAY, 7
NEW YORK, Sept. 49, 1866.
MY DEAR SJR:-In reply your inquiries In rea-
tiOn To the comparative economy of Hemp Packing,
as compared with Lubrcating Packing, will say
that Hemp Packing at an average cost Obs cents
lubricatng Packing costs, at an average cost Of
si cents PEE pound, l-l0 mill per mile run. We
propose to Il exclusively for all Steam Stufing
Ii. q. BROOKS. Supt NJ. P. & M.
?. S.-The popular
HYDRAULIC PACKING,
Adapted to cold-water pumps, and made similar to
the Lubrcative Packing, but OF different material,
will be furnished promptly any size from q TO 2
inches and VIII be found superior article for pumps
92l stuth 24t2p M. c.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-05
REASON WHY THE
A Nj e RICAN WATCH

Made at WALTHAH, MASSA GHUSETTS,
is THE BEST.
1t is made on the best principle. Its frame is
composed of SOLID PLATES. Nor jar can in
terferc with the harmony of its working and no
sudden shock can damage its machinery. Every
piece is made and finished by machinery Gtself
famous for its novelty, well for its effective
messy and is therefore properly made. The watch
is what all mechanism should INACCURATE,
SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. EX-
cept some high grades, too costly for general use,
foreign watches are chiefly made by women and
boys. Such watches composed of several
hundred pieces, screwed and riveted together,
and require constant repairs to keep them in any
kind of order. All persons who have carried
"ancres'' "lepines'' and "English Patent Lee
vers," are perfectly we'll aware of the truth of
this statement
At the beginning of our enterprise more than
ten years ago, it was our first object to make
thoroughly gooa low priced watch for the mill
ion, to take the place os these foreign imposi-
tons; the refuse of foreign factories, which
entirely unsaeable at home and perfectly worth
less elsewhere.
How well we have accomplished this, may be
understood from the fact that so many years of
public trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF
OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE
UNITED STATES and that no others have ever
given such universal satisfaction. While this de-
partmcnt of our business is continued with in
creased facilities for perfect work, we arc at pre-
sent engaged in the manufacture of watches of
the very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO
CHRONOMETRY, unequaled by anything hither-
to made by ourselves, and unsurpassed by any
thing made in the world. For this purpose we
have the amplcst facilities. We have erected an
addition to our main building expressly for this
branch of our business, and have filled it with the
best workmcn i'll our service. New machines
and appliances have been constructed which per-
form their work with consummate delicacy and
exactness The choicest and most approved ma
terials only are used, and we challenge compari-
son between this grad. of work and the finest
imported chronomctcrs. We do not pretend to
sell our watches for MONEY than foreign
watches, but we do assert without fear of contra
incomparably superior. All our watches, of what
ever grade, are fully warranted, and this warran
tee is good at all times against our agents
in all parts of the world.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy
only of responsible dealers All persons selling
counterfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCE
COMPANY,
IS2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Nov. II, 1866 104.-4m.
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7. Resolution in favor of State Librarian.

IL. Resolution in favor of State Librarian.
IS. Resolution for the relief of w. s. Mason.
10. Resolution in favor of the Memorial Asso-
citation of the City of Raleigh. [Appropriates
81 ,5Oo.]
20. Resolution in favor of w. B. March and
John PEBBLES of Davie County.
21. Resolution concerning mileage. [Allows
mileage coming to and returning from adjourned
sessions.
%. Resolution relating to weights and meas
ures. Authorizing the Governor to set apart an
unoccupied room in the capitol for the weights,
measures, &C., and if he can not get room in
the capitoi suitable, to have the old Arsenal fit
ted up for that purpose, and to appoint suitable
person to take charge thereof, at salary Of not
more than $780,
%. Resolution in favor of the Trustees of the
Rex Hospital fund.
"a. Resolution providing communication to
soldiers, who have lost arms in the military ser
vice.
25. Resolution to increase the pay of Govern
or's Messenger. Increases pay to $500 per an
num-
26. Resolution in favor of soldiers MANNED in
the late war.
81. Resolution in favor of Horton s. Reaves.
%. Resolution in favor of Mary NJ. Transou.
go. Resolution in favor of Tertison Bell.
so. Resolution to extend the time for the col
lection of taxes in the County of Halifax.
81. Resolution in regard to Sherffs and Tax
Collectors. ALLOWS all Sherriffs and Tax Col
lectors until March 18th, to settle with Public
Treasurer.
So Resolution concerning the printing of the
Laws and Journals of this General Assembly,
[Requires the Secretary of State to have the Laws
and Journals of this present Session printed and
distributed, and not wait until the next adjourned
session.
49, Resolution in favor of J. L. Withers and
James H. White.
ST. Resolution in regard to the Cape Fear Nav
igation Company.
So Resolution in favor of the joint select COM
mittee in the affairs of the n. G. r. R. Company.
ALLOWS same per diem as members of the Legisla-
ture for the time engaged
SO. Resolution in reference to disabled soldiers.
| ALLOWS $40 to those who have lost both eyes,
| and when Il leg or arm has become paralyzed so as
to become useless, allows $40 for leg and $50 for
| arm.
81. Resolution in favor of William Patterson,
late Sheriff of Alamance County.