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Z p -ft REVIEWER

"a n perfect and wonderful article. Cures
asAhssess. Makes hair grow. A better
&zeSSng then any "oil" or "pomatum."
sa1nStlfal Siiken Tresses. But, above all,
ETsn great wonder Is the rapidity with
91r1Gh II Restores Gray Hair TO ats Original
tHSsr. Foe whitest and worSt-looking hair
Nzzmes its YOU .ul beauty by its use. II
Ess not dive the hair, but strikes at the
sees and fills it with new life and coloring
xzztssr.
Ioe first application will do good you
nil see the Natural Color returnin. every
sAg. am, before y5u ks01o 10, the old, gray,
kaolored appearance of the hair will ne
Jsxe giving place to l~u>trous, shining, and
Ax@utifui locks.
Ask for Ha Ps Sicllian Hair Remover.
M other article is at all IKE it in effect.
See That each bot lie n ~ our private Gov
SEE0msut stamp oven tne top OF the boGle,
az ofherS ar limitations.
3. 2. HNLA co, NaShu'. y. II,
Proprieto :
For sale by all druggists. jySdln
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SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE

~R1essed is the man who invented
sstEg," says Sancho Panza. Still more
A&.@ssd is the man who the
aasssnss of remedying The neglect and mis-
1sxfEne that changed MY locks gray before
my anna, or reaped the harvest of my hair
hGss0e the season of my decay. To . Bar
Esesks Vegetable Hair restorative" must
he a5syibed merits possessed by few or
ssDne of the usual remedies for badness
Sna premature gray hair. The teStimo-
N5aas Of its efficacy are numerous and
Hrxkspf0achable. jy6 w
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GIBSON CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Glib
son County Circuit Court convened on
Monday at Princeton, Judge Burke
presiding. The only prominent case,
we believe, is the trial of W. III. Boy
ington for bigamy. .ra nolfoD
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SHOT AT.-About one O'Clock yes
terday morning, as Mr.. A. 7. Whit
tlesey, postmaster of this city, was on
his way home, in S~ullivantown, and
just as he was crossing the temporary
bridge at the corner of Tenth and
Division Streets, he was fred at by
some party, who he supposes was
concealed in the new Episcopal
Church being built in that vicinity.
In about five seconds the second shot
was fired. Mr.. Whittlesey very natu-
rally thought it was time to get away,
and confesses that he did some tall
walking, or rather heavy running, to
his own home, some two squares off.
The first shot struck the bridge
about a foot below his feet; no trace
of the second shot was found. When
MIR. Whittlesey reached his own gate,
he stopped and looked back, thinking
he heard footsteps running along the
pavement behind him. He had t taken
the middle of the street, and saw
three men standing on the corner,
some distance off. In a few moments
they started towards the heart OF the
city, Mr.. Whittlesey was unable to
identify any of the men, and is at a
loss to conceive what person in the
city could bear him such animosity.
He * of tha on;nion that he Was mis-
taken for another man, who, il is
said. had won a considerable sum of
money on Monday night at cards. and
thinks the losers had followed to kill
him and recover the money.
We shall not be surprised if it re-
quires the life of some law and order
loving citizen to arouse our people
and induce them to combine together
to free our city from the hordes of
scoundrels that now infest it.
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r A CLEAN JoB.4The entire income
tax of this county was collected and
paid in before the first of July, and
there is not a cent delinquent on the
tax register. This-speaks well for the
promptitude',of u people, as well as
for the efficiency of the Collector,
who, we are told, has a note from the
District Collector stating that it is the
best and most prompt collection in
the district. bnf5atu ffiw
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Z
CITY NEWS.

BEPERsoNA11.4His ExcelIencsy, Gov
ernor Conrad Baker, is in the city. on
a visit. His many personal and
political friends will be glad to
meet him in such good health. He
will be here for several days.
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Esci is there that does not desire to be
GkesAEs exempted from indigestion - to
- q GkEEs s. good appelite, a painless stomach,
~ - - &tsar head a regular pulse. a healthy
EzpTsexion? If this meets the eye of any
wlS are not thus blessed, let them try
B~asrETTER,5 STOMACH BIrTERS
Me- guarantees THAT this delightful tonic
E5A res ore any stomaoh, however weak,
ap y healthy condition thgt it VIII bring
- EaEG she Tuant appetite. and give perma-
uRnf yigor to The whole system. The
Hxt3e and emaciated, suffering from dys-
EFgsss or Indigestion in any form, are adj
1ss6, for the sake of their own bodily and
wxszfal comfort, to try 1t. Ladies of the
AaEs3 delicate constitution testify to its
s2rqzess and its restorative Properties.
Hhg<seians ~vefywhere Disguised with
asf adulterated liquors of commerce, de-
9rx1Ae 1t as the -uw arsasq
EAFEST AND 0 RELIABLE
af aI stomachics. Its effects are instan-
2nASscas 1t doe not require weeks If
gEnaag before its virtues are realized.
0AExsands sit down to their mea s void
&2fD "a sppetite, eating because Others eat.
E5se food thus forced into the stomach
dRrss positive harm. Instead of strength
e. ayfffsg the system. 1t engenders a variety
a8 ? xF ssfn1ents which end In confirmed dys-
BEHsSa.
7BDSTETTER'S ITTERS
sus,1 sss~n regularly be ore meals will prevent
All ibis. f rf.. NON -
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

3saas splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
srnri1. The only true and perfect Dye.
Aszxaless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
disappointment. No r~idiculous tints.
HayNrzIs Black or Brown. heIneules the i'll
sEnszss OF Rad Dues. Invigorates the hair,
hasviag it soft and beautiful. The genu-
E1s II signed WttLi0Dl 4. Batchefo7s All 9TH
sss Are mere limitations, and lot be
sSSscted. sold by all Druggists and Per-
l,nasnS. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
fufS. rrnn
say BE OE A COUNFEHEEIT.
yAa.o I4--lu
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gas- Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars of every descrip-
ton, &c, &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
THOs. SCANTLIN 81 Son,
9 Main St, marble Hall.)
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o { and Freckles.

IRE only reliable remedy for those
EzxSBnl discolorations on the face called
1HIah Patches and Freckies is PERRY'S
McsyH AND ~FREcKLE LOTION. Prepared
agAky by DIR. u. @. Perry, DermatOlogist, 40
Hlsss in Evansville and elsewhere. Price
IN per bottle. jy2 d3m
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rerrs Haute and Indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
To LoUTsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock IN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
o'clock p. n.
II CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock P. M. Hi' -
To GREEN RIVER Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock. P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 9 O'Clock P. NJ.
\ . To EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday and
Friday at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
To He sDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock Pm. .s.a- na4f
To NASHvILLE-Every Thursday at fou
p. m. .1aag.
To Observation-Disclosures.
- Rockport Stage via Newburgh and Boon
svtlfe,l carrying the mail, leaves at ! A. NJ,
o IN Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by Up. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. n
Mt. Vernon MailStage caves daily lex
cept Sundaysl at z A. M Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 p. Nj. sufa rEa
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily except sun
day. from the Merchant'sTH Hotel, at 3
& O'CLOCK p. M. tGGAsA 4 tNA@A@ W 1& aF4
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DIED.-Wait Westfall, an engineer
on the Il. q G. r. r., and a brother
to Perry S. Westfall, the local editor
of the Terre Haute Express, died at
Terre Haute, ats O'Clock last e
ing. Mr.. Westfall was a worthy
Young man, and highly respected by
all who knew him. He was sick only
a week. .A804 a*8E
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = Master
Arthur Brentano, son of the late E.
B%rentano, fell from a stable loft yes
terdav on Sixth Street, between Vine
and Sycamore, and broke his arm
above the elbow. DR.. Thompson was
called, set the fractured arm, and
rendered all possible alienation to
the young sufferer.
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ANOTHER New BUILDING. = Mr..
Joseph Lentner is erecting a fine new
brick building on the corner of Sec
ond and Division Streets. 1t is to be
used as a business house.
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Hand sewing try Mil,oard's Needles.

SUGAR SUGAR.! SUGAR III
People who are buying sugar for fam
lily use or for putting up fruit, will do
well to call on Parsons, Scoville x
Co, and examine their stock and
prices before buying elsewhere. They
buy their sugar direct from the re-
finers and are prepared to sell in
twenty five or one hundred pound
lots, or by the barrel at wholesale
prices, and deliver free of charge.
These are veritable facts which they
will prove to you if you will call and
see them at the New York Grocery,
Y Main Street. jy1S
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Swaar, the ac-
complished Attorney for the Il. & G.,
and the Terre Haute and Indianapo-
lis r. r., is in the city, stopping at
the American, looking as fine as satin.
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. RECORDERS CoURT.-The fact that
the visitants to the levees of our wor-
thy Recorder are being set to work on
the streets, even under the broiliug
sun, has had a tendency to diminish
the attendants at that Temple OF jus
tice, and but three cases were adju-
Dictated yesterday, but the receipts
were literally nothing.
Pat. McInnerny, for the second
time, was found drunk, and was fined
s. with Sc % costs. No money-gone
to Jail, and will have 10 work.
Another man, whose name we did
not ascertain, for the same offence
was fined 81, with So 50 costs, and
will be a fellow-laborer with Pat.
Jake Smith. OF Cincinnati, as he
styles himself, has been ~lounging
about the streets for several days.
On Sunday evening he boarded the
Leonora in a state of mellow salubri-
ty, and seeing Andy Frazier, rushed
to him with the air of a man that had
just discovered a long lost brother.
Why. how do you do Captain" he
exclaimed; Il expect you have for
gotten me-
Andy assured him he had
Why, don't you know Smith, of
CINCINNATI" af4
" What says Andy, are you the
original Smith, John?"
mo, Jake; | used to play with you"
Andy pondered, but could not call
up any "reminiscences Of Jake, but
Jake was confident and asked a pri-
vate interview.
Jake wanted a dollar for old ac-
~quaintance sake, but Frazer was not
disposed to make any permanent in
vestment. AZ arF
Monday morning we saw Jake, at
al early hour, taking a survey of the
city lot adjoining Mayor Baker and
DIR. Muhlhausen's. We thought he
proposed buying it. Presently he
saw u servant girl receiving ice from
a wagon, and followed her home, and,
we believe, obtained a breakfast.
During the day he managed to sur
round enough mean whisky to make
him drunk, and fell into the hands of
the police, and yesterday 81 95 was
posted to his account. Jake was i'm
%pecunious, and on agreement to leave
the city at once, was let 60. The Re-
corder, however, had doubts, and in
structed the police 20 look alter him,
and if he is found still lettering on
the streets h will be set 10 work.
6. OF THE Sons Of Temperance,
Good Templars and Cadets Of H'eEnper-
ance have secured a hall in Bray's
new building, Oh Main Street, which
is being fitted up in an appropriate
manner for the use OF those organi-
cations. which are said to be in a
f~ourishing condition. 4 .z5oi9'o
~4af s. ra lrtFf92v st8tf
-l4ifsGIH af9uElus u
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Clarks Spool Cotton is the best.

TAKE NoTIoE.-Choice new -four.
guaranteed equal to any made in the
city, for SO per barrel, at H. ID. Allis
& Cos. corner Water and Vine
Streets. 70 jy24 1t
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CURRENTS OF AIR.-The habit of
sending up miniature balloons of even
ings, develops some singular facts
relative to the currants of the air.
We noticed three balloons sent
up about the same time on Mon
day evening from different parts in
the city. The first and largest one
as it left the earth, was borne
slightly to the north, but when about
100 feet high rose vertically until per-
haps 1000 feet high, when it was
borne gradually to the south, and as
it rose its velocity southwark increas-
edand disappeared at a hight of proba-
bly, two miles, moving rapidly towards
the land of magnolias and orange
blossoms. The second, sent up
about the same time. was borne north
and disappeared at an elevation of
perhaps 1000 feet, travelling in ex-
actly the opposite direction to the first.
The third, as soon as above the tops
of the houses, moved off and disap-
peared towards the west. From these
illustrations it is manifest that the
atmosphere of air curreats above the
earth are moving at the same time in
all possible directions.
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BROKE THE CoRRAL.-Some days
ago we made mention of a horse hav-
ing been stolen from the vicinity of
Fort Branch, producing some excite
ment in that staid village. The thief
was pursued into Illinois and cap
tured. He was brought to Princeton
and confined in the public pound. or
corral, the Jail having recently been
burned down, where he with other
prisoners were guarded. The prisoner
at once showed signs of sickness, pre-
tending to have paralysis, and played
his role so finely that he deceived the
physicians and guards, Or, Monday
evening the doctor gave him up, ex-
pressing the opinion hal he would
not live throughthe night, and telling
the guards to cease giving him medi-
cine. The guards tended ON him till
about2 o'clock, expecting every mo-
ment to be his last, and fearing no
danger of escape, allowed themselves
to drop asleep When they awoke
the sick prisoner was gone, and has
not since been heard of. 1t was ru-
mored hal in his flight he had stolen
the doctors horse, but that is not
generally believed, and the doctor
oenlesrtit' brg puibagW1o7
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MilvardS Needles for sale everywhere

FLOUR. MEAL, OFFAL--Providence
having given US a bountiful harvest,
we shall now be able to keep on hand
a good supply of Flour, Corn-Meal,
Bran, Shipstuffs, &c, all Of which We
hope to sell at satisfactory prices to
our patrons. Best quality of Flour
selling at So % to Sc 80. All goods
delivered free Of charge.
H18 diff IGLEHARF BROTHERS.
Milwwd's HeLr y e1les, IN Ptteat
3 rGpperS, are superior 10 all others.
For SALE.-Cook & Healy No. 70
Main Street. will sell their entire
stock OF Groceries. This * a good
chance for any one that wishes TO. 90
into the business. Mr.. Cook. has
purchased a farm in the East. and will
remain there. Cook X HEAiT
Evansville, July Il, 1867. -
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BROKE HIS WRIsT.-Mr. Thomas w.
Harris. who lives back of Rockport,
was on board the Darling when that
boat was at Rockport, and. discover
ing that the boat was about to shove
off, startei hastily to get ashore. when
he trippcd on a line and fell, break
ing his arm at the wrist. He came to
this city and had DR.. Bray set the
broken limb. We saw him last eve
ming and he as quite comfortable.
A BEAsTLY OUTRAGE.-We are
informed on reliable authority, that
one of those beastly outrages that
puts humanity to shame, and causes
even devils to blush, was committed
on Friday or Saturday last, on the
premises known as Decker's Vine
yard, near this city.
Three SMALL girls. the oldest aged
thirteen years, were gathering black
berries, when a man joined them,
picked berries for them, and re-
manned with them during tine fore
noon. Toward noon he assaulted the
eldest girl. and after %siiencing her
and her companion, by threats that
he would cut their threats if they
made any noise, violated her person,
at the same time holding in his hand
a knife, as if 10 make good his threat.
His victim did, however, utter one or
two eutcries which attracted the at
tention of a man named Laferty, who
was passing by. aud who discovered
the rufian at his hellish work. At
his approach, the fendish scoundrel
IgAw Ha
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Ladiest use Clark's Spool Cotton

10 as-Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street.
g fnar5 If SMITH x DARLING.
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Machines Use Cark's Spool Cotton

CONSOLIDATION = The firms of
Henry E. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be coll
lected and paid by sh
may25tf-BLEMKER.. TILLMAN& Co.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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Take none other than Curtis Cotton
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1898 ESQ itAw =
serss '~u8 1tit2
f2G
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FROM THE SOUTH.
R1cuyDxa Dor 10

RICHMOND, Dec. 10.
In the Convention Yesterday comLnuniea-
ton was received from the Superintendent Of
the Freedmen Bureau at Petersburg, ex
pressing apprehension that the white men
who have cen cas-, in the suits tried before
the Bureau, are attempting to get the decis-
ion reye.s, by the civil courts. The respiu-
ton was referred.
The resolution to give the poor aho have
been discharged on account Of voting the
Republican ticket the per Dim oe members
during the recess, was laid on the table.
New YoRK. Dec. 10.
An Atlanta special says; The Radical del
egates have adopted a resolution in favor Of
Judge Chase for the Presidency. which
caused much excitement. Joshua Till spoke
before the Convention, and rebuked the reSo
luton as premature. The Radicals adhere
10 their choice, and resent Hits dictaian
They are in caucus again tonight. They
fear his appointment as Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec ~
General Hancock has ordered an election
in Texas on the question Of calling Con-
venton, to be held February 10 TO 18th in
elusive.
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FROM CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Dec ~.
The National Manufacturers Convention
re-assembled this forenoon. A Committee
was appointed to proceed to Washington ard
lay before Congress the wants and wishes OF
the manufacturing interests. and to secnre
the passage of the necessary legislation which
looks to the removal of all internal revenue
taxation from manufactures. A Committee
reported Constitution for the organization
of National Manufacturers Association,
which was duly organized, ard the officers OF
this Convention were appointed officers OF
The National Association until the annual
meeting in May next, which was ordered to
be held at Cleveland. The Convention then
edinurned
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BosToN Dee -.
The frt nds and supporters Of Gen. Grant
for the z esd .ncy, held meeting at Fan
neil Hall sst night The house was only halt
full. Eou A Wiley Edmunds presided.
NFw YoRK, Dec 70.
The Tfibanes indianapolis special says.
The II organ Raid Commissioners having yisi-
ted every county that suffered from the in
vadess held their 6nal meeting 10 Gay 10 pre-
pare their report. The claims audited
amount to S455 COO. Iii, thought that the
next Legislature will order the claims paid,
and the Government will reimburse the
State, as all the captured aud abandoned
property of the raiders was sold On account
Of the Government
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
A locomotive belonging to the Illinois
Central Railroad. which had just brought a
train from Hyde Park. exploded this morn
ing. a few minutes before 8 o'clock, while
standing at the depot, foot Of Lake street.
A portion of the roof of the depot was blown
off, beside breaking about every window in
The building. So far as learned no one was
hurt.
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We don't object to the boys crowding all
the enioyments they possibly cnn.iaio each
,wenty-four hours of their boy hood days, but
We do certainly obiec, to their taking possess
sion Of the plank walk on High street for a
sled track, when there are so many other and
better places In the city where they can do
their coxsting wi,hon, annoying any one.
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Iowa farmers who desire, and they all
should, 10 take a real live, wide-avake, thor,
ough ,goiug well.posted agricultural paper,
that's homt-n.ade and Hawk-Eye nroduc
lion, should take the Io,ea Homestead, pubs
lished a, Des Moines, ard edited by Mark
Miller
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The members and friends Of Martin Lodge,
/. .. G. T., had social at their hall last
remained Just two minutes, by he watch, but
the moments glance convinced us that all
hearts were glad, and that q fun alive " made
up the greater part OF their programme.
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A. +. PEARSON takes pleasure in amour
cling that he has opened and offers for sale at
the jewelry store of s. q. Bridges, large
and well selected stock OF hair goods, con-
sis,ing ofwigs, switches, curls &c. Old hair
bought or taken in exchange for goods ii Ct
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FIRES.

On CRgFx, Pa. Dec. ~.
A large fire occurred at Titnsville this fore
noon. Eighteen buildings were totally de-
s,royed, including the Post Oihce, Good
Templsrs' Hail, and the Cobalt House. Loss
$40, ooo. The FIRE was the work Of an in
cendisry.
PRoy4nExcE, Dec a.
VIM. Po1is' Touring mill, 10 Pawtucket,
was destroyed BY Ere early this morning
Loss eslimsasd st from $50, COO TO SO, o0of
insared 90, 00o.
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Ltf our people remember That Grant meet
ing mex, Monday cveniag..lf yon don think
that Grant ia sound read the evidence we
publish on our editorial page and le,that con-
vince you. Then 60 to the Opera House
Monday evening and let Us have rousing
meeting. A meeting worthy Of keokuk, and
L. s. Grant the Soliiers. Patriots and Re-
publcaps
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THKgE viii be lecture delivered on Fri.
dsy evening, ia the basement Of Chatham
Square Church, by w. H.. Shelley, Profess
sor of Albian College, Michigan. The subs
jiect will be American Education. Prof
Shelley visits our city with desire of bald.
ing mp in keokuk Female Seminary.
Let the friends of female education attend.
Lecture 10 commence nj !! O'Clock
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NEW SrAcE LlsR-P. W. Johnsop will
leave his Livery Stable, and the principal
Hotels, at o'clock p. M, and will meet the
Canton stage at q p. m, at Alexandra. q