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GENERAL ITEMS.

bsvy Of girls profess 70 have encountered asar in
The woods near Ksada'ps Mails, No. ,1~s week. The
hear ran
ono wife sf General George w. Chambers, Of Louis
Vile, KY celebrated kor huseand's seventy fourth
birthday On the alst uli. BY presenting him With .
daughter.
A Conasc.icut man, whose golden wedding lie juss
thirty pears the futurs Offers liberal discount 81
presents which his friends attend 10 mako him that
eccasion N handed II now.
rae ssslsss In BsdAio recently struck Ter higher
d,tioasi per diem.
me oldest epsra.ors on OH Creek say that never be-
FORE sscs petroleum discovered. has the oil bas
nssr been 20 steady and prcntabls ~ = present.
A. Nos. Asi. Ass, ass ard Ass srs.awa,.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
wa oSsr ., retail Monday. sc-s~ssr "a thor .aur.
s,oes &c foreign aaa domestic
DRY oooDs
GREAT REDcor1ow
sOe.asr pr,ses us.:-
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Hapstsrcsiefs.
Gloves
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SEAwL$
MOURNING GOODS
l.a.s and callaren'. yursl.a'ss s,eos..
Linsna uomestics, Fiarnets. Qsi.,s.
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sphoissesisg Goods, Lace cvrsains. A.
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sew YORK FAMILY FLOUR COMPANY
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SfEIHWAy q MONS triurpphsnt bsytog been AWARDED
the medal for Amercso Grand square s0d
uprghi Pianos, by ths unanimous verdict OF the ins.
nstsosl Jury This medal distinctly classified frus In
cider Of merit all exhibitors and
than four hundred pianos cntsrd for cnpesou by
res yly fAenrers VI EurufH
Wareroorns Nos 10 snd In East fo~reensh s'rsss, New
Ycrt
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suR ANNOUNCEMENT or TIN
sew YORK FAMILY FLOUR COMPANY.
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RooHsrxh, Nov. to. 1885,
DE- Henry Y. SsriGsH sninonl IA scleDiih. circie.,
died a, Penn Van lns, evening
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M~teopic showers are Grestins ases1
wcfid Frost
srOw vri.KER III ,he EiLKy-wAN r. - secn 81 all
hours. at 30 Brozawavs
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Prescriptions Carefully Prrnnr.d NTH rynS
nrtrtnee TtxFBEIts VFAk fst~NAhncn' rurn~t ~ y
kishh avenue ard Twenty siehth stree.
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dia,tn P,rchs FOR Manufacturers sf Paper
Cellars. Sbar Sol.s. d.. a. s.prIea " "a" hishuI
CITrA pERcifh cUMPsSl. shNErI 4, BISHOP
General Agent ily kaberty s.reet.
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Great aad ~sre Rrnsrd, for Iaates.-The
rrFtugrese fstofie Fis aways givr ur~ettte fclel
ree ~ ssuAse ~ inka'nrs. who rops sdsssMsesn's
q s~il ri.sosoiah rouipeWnas
Dr. 4. k. NArKfCTAta IL Lf,ry stree
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n.v-I Havana I.sstcry.-prize~ Pad IN
soJ info FURNISHED lNs fsheft rrrs rAA To-
S..as,s..as ard "a kisas Of cold and sl.eg.
TAYLOR CO.. Blankets, - Wal sNgss, nef
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spSter vndcrnicdiy E-rr'ne sE-rn, whaa Ful--
LAX SUN eel A. vrk~f ~ thef a0rns
~ srcf9ws. sru ~ tchw st-ss,. rspsSss"ss sso ~.
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4. VI. wsurteean. N. H.. rreirs-sr OF D,.-
81 itry ytsfe' yr~riise .. iys
sus rantees ectsn relief sdcs, Son vfssver cause
A..l. nn.Lm ~ sanrnnM
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A Messing 20 Lsdi~..--A l.sds Wsite-s-Pcv-
t4gu.sc ferasr ts slowed ~, u rae dry bot Il
ver,rncs "a, rsgsG Psie, D.. ". ~ x.uRfCtAu,
srrs ~ flhesfs s9-~ss. o. cont b. vsN.
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s,ss,sserirN Cnrcd-lss bates rsscYs Ap- &
csnrss Tor descriptive rAmI ales, address FnApsc-
49,. III wast TWeatS .shirh stree.
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Msnt~d. ssssedssseiy-ksrrHcf'r we~ w"
ar u0klns tussusss cal sid <sts.Ae sos nv
DRAuTIt COW MIXER, pa -nssd x,r a., 1886 and Ne
serh.s H1s. 3 rcs scbu< fspos ard kcttns
xtwr e!u,ple chsAp ard fur~b,s. " tks nSmoet "
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anrs win rnk sny coz S.sss-s II irrnafes Ne
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tsstsd eoxs ~ ven - agreeable " ~
than hard raEiss a ssv eorwnity y new easrsS e.
Drr iaffs saei capita 10 MAKE me4ey,
-sser W rsseIns lses ~ city o. ceunNy 0ah ESD
-ramlss ieg rns .,rA r1sch,nss !. esss'sst
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and a. wArrAnlrf Fancy watch CHAINS 81 ~ saa
~ Zach. Jacobs sANpifFR
5s3 Rrosd.ssv, corner Bicecter asrco'.
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Niasr ~ LIe-Hcslsh nnd Hc-MM Y.
n ~ kssrsGrt conuAeas~e iss vNtk Of ptroa0n/o ne
hbooa erpus0n % corruption from n~ system IL
~ H. tsken. - ansck this r.e.uy W entering inc he
circulation dessNed " Inc hood ard
AFTER a hS@ tsket. esons shLe.ed With
covsa rnraoEp, Cheers, cnronic. S0tofniau. KdnQy
Rlsddes GlsndslHr dlsesrs shrJH ,ss eensfr;
prtc1 cas dollar. AZ ~ ksid-n Lane.
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DR.. Aasa Denswsre Has Returned rrse
Earope. and win reeommencs praose 81 bar reas1eace
r. Ftfth avenue. On thursday. November q.
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The very Highest Prise. thg Cross OF the
The ~ Sha
cfpvrR sAREs SEWING NtCittNFs - ske INV.
sllttnu Unisarsellr rattsx lwe
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Furulsure NJ Reduced Prtce~ LIN Order Go
reduce which very large end CHOICE The ssu-a
sock offered At greatly reduced psccs nEri Jan.
MEAS Furpiturs WArrreoms No. GAG Broadway.
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Il i ws Known Tan, fmplss yrseke.. salt kssus,
Chaps Csfcs Tender Flesh. In he
kin Scalp Diseases Ac besides being the eess
lns compound inve0ed. 0OURAUDs POVDkk
say p.a q ths sedy ssfely and au!cklE-wsT.SssA ~
1os nusheA red and heated faces. auCkAUDs oRtAS-
TAI CsEAM o. MAGICAL BEACTtFfrg. Found ~ Dc.
GOURACD's old established fspot. a. broadway 500
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 80.
The Executive Committee of the Rocky
Mountain excursion announce that the fol-
lowing roads have offered to convey 10 Chi
cago, free, editors proposing to join the par
ty, viz: Chicago. Alton l. St. Louis, Illinois
Central, Toledo / Great Western, st. Louis,
Jacksonville L Chicago. Circulars Of invita-.
ton must be shown conductors. ser
An aged Irishwoman, very bsdly intCxica>
ted, went to bed With her pipe ths'sfternoon,
and Get Gre to her bed. She lxss sescued
fom being burned alive by passers.by, who
were attracted to her shAnty by the appear
.snce Of smoke. Tho creature and her bed
were then dragged into an alley, where the
msn wAs too drunk to be conscious of her
periL
The heavy gale, which ragged from mid
night of Saturday to midnight of Sunday,
done = large amount Of damage on the Lake.
The steamer Carrie Woodford was wrecked
in attempting to eater the harbor at Michi.
gan City. The schooner II. Spencer was
wrecked OF Grass Point, the schooner Maple
Leaf, loaded With humber, reached themonth
Of the Chicago river this afternoon, when she
sunk, having sprung leak last night; the
schooner d. @. Dickinson put back to this
port, having sprung . dangerous leak, and
will unload and 60 into the dry docks for ~.
pairs; the scow ]. NJ. Mitchell struck bar in
front of this harbor on Saturday night. Her
deck load Of lumber was thrown overheard
She lost her anchor and sus aned other inju.
rie., by drifting against the schooner Monti,
pelo, driving her upon bar. where she now
sticks. pretty much wreck. The Captain
lest all his personal effects. The crew was
rescued by the tug Union and : iifs-boa II
is expected that news of disasters will be
coming in for two or three.days.
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Ao1s01, oegS -
The exact receipts = ~ 0eass kaif efS
$l0Sdai q this 3660 Nas IRON the saffses.
The psSoa. 2 de.ossssse gsPss asre, peesee
nom 4s heM4s os xf. Nn9m9se, "a 9ofrow,
into the hasds, - khapp : Soaas, vAo Van
make It moestng papsf ~
= - = = = 1cnc1s -. bsPs. e.
4 TAs Otaae fsss oFsasa eee9 vishe -
EFHe& nAgntaeemS Axhlnefca efsr c1ered Z y
lAi.sa. l1asev seo.ssse pefssee - % s1e
ef00ads, ead glin to2 c01o. FeOPse ~
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FROM ST, LOUIS.
Sr. Louis. Sent. 81

ST.. Louis, Sept. go
The Fall meeting of the I,aplede Racing
Association opened to>day with three races.
The weather was Ene and attendance unusu-
ally large. The first race was sweepstakes,
hurdle. two miles over 6hurdles, 81 feet high,
purse $500. There we're three startere. r.
A. Alexander's colt won the race. Time,
4:34. The second race was sweepstakes for
two year olds, for $500. There we're twenty.
two entries and twelve starters. f. Bissick' 5
Hazard was winner; Pat Mallov second, On.
tario third: Time 1:469. The third race
was sweepstakes for three year oids, mile
ksa. for $500 There were sixteen entries
and seven starters. K. A. Alexander's W ood-
stock won the first heat: A. Hunts Conflict
the second; Bissick's Maggie Hunter the
third John NJ. .Clsy's Plantagane. the 4th.
Time l:4e3. The second heat was won by
Plantaganetafter sharp contest by half a
ieHsthf Jim Walker, Conflict. and Wood
stock. Deadhead, Barnes and Hunter several
lengths behind. : Time 1850. Tho third heat
was won by Plsntsganet; Walter, second !;
Barnes. third Woodstock, fourth Conflict,
9Th; Hunter, 9Th Viola 7th. Time /: :sO1.
Track heavy and slow.
aspsrRl Palmer, treasurer of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, and Captain Cotton, arrived
at Santa Fe on the 18th ult, and we're re-.
ceived by the Territorial authorities.
Surveying parties are examining three
routes from Fort Union TO the Rio Grande at
Albuquerque, and for the Fort Craig country,
which are favorable for the construction Of q
RAILROAD. GeasEal Palmer found extensive
deposits Of anthracite coat, large beds Of iron
ore, and an abundance Of timber for cross>
ties near The proposed line of road.
The funeral Of General Sterling PRICE to>
day was the largest ever seen here. The
ceremonies took place 1t the First Presbyte>
rian Church, b. Or. Boyle, where the remains
lay in state ell morning, and we're visited BY
q very large number Of citizens.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw Yo,x, Sept. 80.
The Worlds Washington special says: The
Secretary of the Navy has caused to be post
poned legal opinion showing, in the event of
= conflict of jurisdiction in Pennsylvania be-
tween the State Court and the Naval author
ties, the Local Court has no authority to
compel the return Of . writ of ha6eas corpus
issued in behalf Of person Who is in the
Naval service. The Supreme Court, in sew
eral cases, has decided that State Courts have
no Jurisdiction in hdbcas corpus over any one
IN the Military and Naval services.
Charges have been made against General
Swami, at the head of the Freedmen's Bu.
reau in Alabama, on the ground that he is
running his office in the interest of himself,
as candidate for United States Senator
under . reconstructed State. His chief clerk,
ona keder, 10 Chairman Of the State Radi-
cal Central Committee.
There has been no reduction in the public
debt during the month of September.
| A rpHor is current, in semi official circles,
that 6ffy million dollars Of new three per
cents win soon be 70 issued.
The gold reserve Of the Treasury will be
maintained, and the gold will not be sold
hereafter, unless the Treasury 10 in need Of
currency to meet its daily obligations.
Nis the belief of Mr. McCulloch that the
revenue receipts will soon show An important
increase from the tax upon cotton, which is
in bond.
+ sepoFted thai 4pCallqch is about to
commissions number Of agents to examine
into the financial affairs Of the National
banks in all the large cities. with Q view TO
ascertain the actual amount deposited in each
The Iimes says: Gen. Ord has forwarded
m order TO the army headquarters, from which
il appears that he was directed to discharge
from the qaartesmas.sr department ia his
District, ali civilian clerks whose services can
possibly be disrensed with. or whose placss
can be supplied By enlisted men without de-
triment to The esrvina. Hereafter no civil.
ians will be employed, exceptin cases OF ab
solute necessity.
The opinion ia generally entertained here
that the result Of the Louisiana election held
yesterday and day before, viii be majority
Of all registered votes in favor of aaconven-
ton, Notwithstanding the news from New
Orleans which does not warrant such an
opinion. sst t4.nieB
The last of the Missouri Sc, ,ooQ, 200 war
claim wss passed by the Treasury Depart.
meut yesterday, and . warrant will be issued
to General Gray, agent Of the State, in few
daye
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FROM NEW YORK.

New Yoax, Sept 80.
Quite i large number Of our leading citi-
zens called on Gen. Sheridan, at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, about noon. The General,
accompanied by his staff, visited the Park.
A committee Of the citizens Of Brooklyn,
headed by Gen. Roberts, waited on him on
his return, and invited him to visit that city
10 morrow. The invitstion was accepted.
The arranfeneGls for his reception BY TIN
return I'd soldiers and sailors Of this city, this
evening, have been completed
The Inhabitants Of Commercial street and
Green Point continue to be much alarmed on
account Of sickness. II IL alleged by some
to be the yellow fever, which made its APP
pesrance two or three days ago. No new
cases however.
Tho number of deaths in New York city,
during the week ending Saturday, was 437,
being l2l less than the previous week, and 4
decrease of so compared with the CORE.
spending period the previous year.
Peter Cooper, Wm. Cullen Bryant and 9th.
ers are arrang,ng TO hold . public meeting in
this city at an early date, under the auspices
of the Society for the Advancement oi
Science and Art, to consider the beat means
OF improving and cheapening transportation.
On this occasion the subject Of an Atlantic
branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad, or ar
Air Lsha toad from the Atlaxfic 0eAAn to St
Louis will be discussed Another improve
ment, 10 the form of IN extensive canal, a
connect with this railroad, is proposed. 6
:
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Il7EST .87l7lLN31APH


NEwsY sYoak, Sept. 80.
The sseeptien Of 6eAeeal Shesidaa, byths
Union League, was . Gne alfair.> Ats little
past eight General Sheridan ana staff ar
rived. President Jay welcomed him, in bs>
hsM Of the hemberS, as - ol8cef Of NE Re-
paShe. re0esesd sbr his psowsss ID The Geld
and his fidelity to his country in civil services.
Sheridan responded BY Myink: II have
scarcely language to express the very great
.appresa,iea, j Sase for ,yoar~vssy. warm and
40 irty welcome. ! only hope that may b
~ IN neisa''ef 70 deserve the same approval
IN al my acts. certainly know thet before,
and ! believe hereafter, shall never, By any
e s g. ni1es ssmps % make fsoeiiion hons
or.Die. Aood sppiaose.J heDellton 10
CRIME , ana snaH nos % made honorable.
leneen I t1ank you.
B Amer Sheridan concluded three cheers
lysrs giyea for bin, and for the members Of
tnescuo sntnsseed by Col; Howe, and tho
other members OF the Reception Committee.
Inc square Was hiled with thousands of peo
PIE AHernateiy cheering and shouting for
Gemerai Sheridan.
The military procession formed at nine
o clock and was composed Of five divisions
Including three regiments and large number
o. vetArans' the nss division bsing ceDposed
OF vesenn ceioeee soldiers
All .ers accompanied b. bsnds, and com
nAnded by letaeaA oficen. 80 @@
The great trot on Fashion Course for .
purse OF $1,000, mile heats, between Lady
Ihorne, Mountain Boy, Bruno and Lucy,
came of to-day, and was the best race ever
Witnessed on Long Island. Lady Thorne won
the Ist hest in2:25 Mountain Boy the I'd,
and Bruno distanced; Mountain Boy won the
q 70 z;24t; Lady Thorn Won the I'd aud 4th
IN G24.
The National bank at Whitestown. Oneida
county, is reported failed. Its capital
was 1920 =
1t is rumored that important arrangements
are in course of completion for placing the
Erie road upon an improved footing.
Callicott and others accused Of whisky
frauds have waived a preliminary examina
tioE.
Rev. DR.. John NJ. Brebbs, one of the
nblest ministers Of the Old School Preshvto,
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FIRES.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 80.
Three 6res have occurred at Madison, Ind
during the last "a hours, supposed to be ths
work of iacendis<ies, One lumber yard, two
carpenter shops, two dwelling houses, and a
stable containing . valuable horse we're to
tally destroyed. An extensive furniture
warehouse, owned by Fl. F. Robbins, wa.
partially destroyed; the latter covered by in
surance. A man named Wilson, supposed
to be the incendiary, has been arrested.
sa3 SraIyGrIsID, Mass, Sept. 80.
Boston & Lathrop's cutlery establishment,
was burned on Saturday, with all its con
tents. Loss SO 500 fully insured.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 30.
The city authorities to-day petit:oned
Chancellor Harrison for an injunction res
training the elected Mayor and Councl! from
being inductsd into Office. It's understood
sha he. wii give them an early hearing.
The Commissioner Of Registration called
on Recorder Foster aud notified him that il
he did not administer The Doth Of Office to the
new Mayor and Council, he (the Commis>
sioner) would.
The Council held meeting, and, among
others, adopted arsaolution instructins- -Nayuf
Brown 10 escertais from sthA, Sscnxry Of
soasAe h4tksx tho nswls eisclkA snl6aeS had
'sake& tAsct&didateS osth, rrdufse ~ law.
It is believed that if the old officers do not
vacate tomorrow, Gen. Cooper will eject
thsm By milaary force. rs .9f.
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Special TO DArLY GAZE CrrY.
.Qufxcr, ILL.,, Sept. 80.
The Illinois State Fair opened here to day.
1t is splendid exhibition = the most mag-
nifcent ever seen in theWsst. Itis estimated
that moro than 100 go people are here,
To-morrow viii Be- great day, and the day
afler still greater. The races commence on
Thursday. with the best horses in the country
on the tsack. J. VS..
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FSts8 saf WasanaToS, Sept 80.
The commandant Of the Navy Yard at
PessseolA reports - sshs sSeessAav of the
MARI .apder date Of liz xkth of September.
that there have been bnt three new cases Of
yellow fever since the leth. The sick st the
sosP's. s,u, ana station ;5s Ssnss.y dong veil
dlnel, - viii u g2eyfn Sfet dSysj . re-
tSrSP Ptsa6ola 1leeof ehesspjaeA6css Is
Senior Molina to-day presented to the
Prssiaeue hiA ;h&19. ofrenail. II He has &C.
ceptabiy represented the Government Of Mic
aragus for seesal yeAis.ss
The following officers have been mustered
ont Of The U 5. service: Bssvee LiestsC Col.
A. ShaGer, Brevct Major A.. W. Belleunes,
Second Lisnteuant Isaac Parker and Major
Henry Ef0Q6 ttnf fu aEa7SffIi 81
James N. Murphy, lcolored,) from Nseh.
wills, vas to- day appointed By The Sergeant.
at-armsa member Of the capitol police.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, Sept. 80.
The Liberal papers Of France publish the
following confidential circular issued byvMar.
.shsl Raxaine, vhile.ia HuxisCf y
II request you to make known to the
troops asder your command that do not al
low prisoners to be made. Every prisoner,
no matter whom, taken With arms IN his
hands, win be put to death. No exchange oi
prisoners will be made. Further, our sol
diers ought TO be made 10 remember thstth J
maStnO surrender to such adverssr,es. Thia
y = ~ % The death struggie-a conflict be.
tween barbarian and civilization-vhich j,
now entered upon, and killing has become
necossary. SIS afAs5E
S~laignedl y. - RAxAxxx.
& Is "MassAl Coz -ieACAik.n
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rRoI Isr.. LOUIS. !

ST.. Lorrs, Sept. 30. +
Geas<al Sterling Price died hers yesterday
morning, Of disssse contssstsd durisf ,hs
v5@.ditass spposisssd osssd sosd6,f . FL fdsssy3 snc, ),
tAs 9sEsha9sa' Exehe.qe, = sel;sis fRsds fo!
lasvsssesasv~ sssss s14 Z ~
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MARRIED.

B)NNHrT-MoNILLIN-Att the house Of Amos No
Millin. by Rey. r. W Mcchod d, Mr. sILyAHus BoNsErf
to Mis- EII1. J. McMiLIIs.
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Executors Sale.

RY virtue Of an order Of the County Court
~ Of - County Iowa, she underse ned, Executors
Of the esta.e of ]. ". Smpson deceased, will seat
public SALE the 25th day f October, D. 1867 boz
s.d day, commencing .tl o'clock said day, all the
property aud household property belonging
said A credit With approved security, OF
the SINE.
The sale will take place at the resdsane Of Hete L.
stimpson 10th and Morgan Streets, Keokuk. iova
HErTID n. 6TIMHSoN,
B.1. HAMRLRtOm,
cct1-d oucoAu-3t &tf4 Rxsentors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

A LARGE, COMMODIOUS DWELL
Ihs H,vsE consaioisg ten rooms, eistern, cellar,
. Convenient Stable. Enquire Of
oct1 3t 4, 6ILLMOAk.
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Batthfss deaths from ysllow isvss dutns
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey Ls PAivre. Main street--bet 5th / 9Th
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Fencill, Jones 4 Co,....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern A Co.....oor Second 4 Main streets.
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TIE = JAPAasED WARE, twHoLEs ALE
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oIecks-Whelssa sale 4 Retail.
B Bridges gcs................Nos B kstes House.
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Sheridla's Reception BY The Ulisu League Of
New Torf.
QUINCY FAIR.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4sl