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WHITE PIques at Bells for so cents.
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PROBLEM NO. 107.

Problem for solution. Find such number that
If A be divided by the number diminished by two,
the quotent shall be equal to one-fourth of the
number diminished by four, WILL. A.,
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LAcEs, friuges and gimps at Bells.
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ONE DOLLAR Piques for 75 cents at Bells.
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DRESS MAKING at Bells Cloak House.
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" IN. Omlley, clinton IOWnSnlI
PETIT JURORS.

Oh. Codner, Madison township; Harrison
Armstrong, Montgomery township; Peter
D. Krag, Montgomery township; Alex.
White, Jackson townshiE JOHN Knopf,
Montgomery township; j. p. Remmy.
Montgomery township; L. J. Mitchell,
Pleasant township; Hugh Price, Miff1in
Township; John Rathwell, Hamilton town
ship; s. A. Peters, Madison township; Pc
ter Horlocker, Mifflin township; Shuah
Mann, Jefferson township.
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RANDALL 6 ASTON have cheap picture.
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Buy WALL PAPERS of Randall & Astor
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GRAND AND PETIT JURoRs.-The follow
ing are the names of the grand and petit
jurors drawn to serve at the June term of
the Franklin county Court of Common
Pleas,!to commence its sessions on the 10th
day ofJune, 1868:
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RANDALL 6 ASTON sell school books.
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day OIJune, 1865:
GRAND JURORS.
J. OBJ. Renick, Franklin township; G.
s. Innis, Montgomery township; Alex.
Mooberry, Montgomery township; George
White. Sen., Montgomery township; Jas.
A Miller, Montgomery township; Robert
Livingston, Montgomery township; Ste
phen Edwards, Montgomery township
VIM. H. Grinnell, Blendon township; Thos.
Bell. Blendon township; G. d. Wilcox,
Washington township; Allen Bowers, Per-
ry township; w. G. Scrimger. Norwich
township; William Headley, Jefferson
township; j. G. Sperry, Franklin township;
Col. VIM. Smiley, Clinton township.
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LUNCH-LuncE at John Fishers saloon,
east of State street, every morning at 10
o'clock.
april 21-tf
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JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
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MIRRORS, Cornices, Frames, Pictures
Window Curtains and Fixtures. r. & A
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TEMPERANcE.-The Grand Temple OF
Honor of the State of Ohio, closed its an
nual session in Middletown, Butler county,
on Thursday evening May %. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
John T.Spencer, G. w. T.. Cincinnati; L.
B. Dickenson, G. w. V. T., Randolph,
Portage county; J. Wadsworth, G. w. R.,
Cincinnati; VIM: Langdon, g. w. IT.,
Springborough; w. Brock, G. w. u. Ham
ilton; N. Ryan, G. w. g., Bryan; A. w.
Tibbits, G.. w. c., New Paris, Preble coun-
ty.
Officers of the Inner Temple of the Grand
Temple: ,--..-...-t--r
Mrs. E. Newman. S. G.. w. T. Middle
town; Mrs. M. c. Mullen, S. G. w. v. T.,
Springborougb; Mrs. M. Conover, S. G. w.
R., Seven Mile, Butler county; Mrs. Mary
Iier, ). G.. w. Tr, Wooster; Miss Susie D.
Palmer, s. G. w. U, Columbus; Miss Kate
Swanie, s. e.. w. g. Dayton; Mrs. s. c.
Lott, S. G. w. G., Columbus.
The next annual session of the Grand
Temple will be held in Cincinnati the 4th
Tuesday in May, 1869.
The session was a harmonious one, and
from the reports OF the delegates present
it was shown that the order generally was
in prosperous condition.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS at Bells Cloak House
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RANDALL 6 ASTON keep the largest stock.
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
David Jones and wife to Julia R. McCabe,
May 2lst, the north half of lot No. 81 In
Lazell's addition to the city of Columbus,
for $2S5.
w. A. Gill and wife to Elliott B. Bliss
May 18th, part of lots Nos. 6S and SO in
VIM. A. Gill's Fourth addition to the city
of Columbus, for $4O0.
VIM. Waterman and wife to Ira Green,
Dec. 11th, 1867, lot No. 1O4 in Morris ad-
dtion to the town of Worthington, for
$3.50.
Ira Green to Harlow Lock, May 10Th, lot
No. 104 in Morris addition 10 the town OF
Worthington, for $3.50.
Allen Latham and wife to Japheth
Hughes, Aug. 26th, 1867, lot No. 81 of Lath-
ANS addition to the city OF Columbus, Cor
$3.50.
Nathaniel Merton and wife to Valentine
Gleich, May 9th, 2 acres and A poles of
land in Montgomery townshsp, for $3.50.
James Brodfield to Mary E. Amos, Feb.
25th. acres of land in Pleasant township,
for $500.
Justin Morrison to Startling Loving, Aug.
9th, 1867, lot No. 164 in NJ. L. Sullivant's
Western addition to the city of Columbus,
for $500.
Lewis D. Evans and wife to John o.
Jones, May 26th, lot No. of Cadwallader's
second addition to the city OF Columbus,
for s25OO.
Casper Stellzer and wife to Adam Len
hardt, Sept. q 1867, Is 44-100 acres of land
in Madison township, for $l400.
John McCabe and wife to VIM. Powell,
March %, lots Nos. 81 and 80 in Baker and
Broadbelt's subdivision OF lots Nos. 1, 2 3,
4, 8 and of the northwest addition to the
city of Columbus, for 5000.
John Morrison to VIM. Powell, Sept. 25,
1867, lot No. 5 of John Morrison's subdi-
vision of lots Nos. 8, 6, z, 8 and 35 of Nor
rison's addition to the city of Columbus,
for $3.50.
John McCabe and wife to VIM. Powell
Nov. 9th, 1867, lots Nos. l, and of John
McCabe's subdivision of lots in the north
west addition to the city of Columbus, for
$780,.
J. McCabe and wife to VIM. Powell, Oct.
3lst, 1867, lot No. A of John McCabe's sub
division of lot No. in the northwest addi-
tion to the city of Columbus, for $500.
Charles G. Maris to George M. Maris,
April 4th, quitclaim to lots Nos. 80 and "a
in VIM. Phelan's Eastern addition to the
city OF Columbus, for $40.
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/ wish to lay out piece of land in the form Of a
right-angled parallelogram, to be inclossd by 1ss
rods of fence, and to contain six The length
and breadth are required. A. 5. SIMPSON,
Hopedale. o,
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
SCRANTON Pa, July .

SlhhNIUSf I D. Juiy
About 200 strikers, armed with clubs, ap-
peared in the streets OF Wilkesbarre on Mon
day O. N. and Tuesday g.. m. They visited
the mines and shops about Wilkesbarre, for
cling the men in all but one instance to quit
work. Tuesday afternoon they marched to
Pittston, stopping the works on their way.
To-day they have been engaged in stopping
the works about, Pittston and preventing
trahs from running on the Penn. Coal Co. s
Railroad. 1t is reported that they are not
generally violating the peace or exciting
mhch alarm. They have accessions, and are
supposed to be now 500 strong. They were
in two bodies, one marching on Dumore and
one ON this city. The two columns are to
form junction here tomorrow morning,
and it has been decided not to resist them
here SO long as they commit no outrages.
The miners and workmen will generally turn
out on the arrival Of the strikers, and proha-
bly, resume work agalnas soon as they are
gone The speaker Of the strikers is an
Irishman, named James Lawler He says
their purpose is to secure 10 hours pay for {
hours work,
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FROM NEW YORK.

Ngw YoRK. July %
Captain A. ]. Bloodgood, Of the steamer
Seth Low, has been held for trial BY Coroner
Flynn, IN the sum Of $4,000, on charge Of
criminal negligence in the case of the recent
disaster on the North River.
A young German had his watch ana Sa,-
600 in money taken from him by pickpock-
cts, on the Broadway bridge, about noon yes
tsrdsy.
The trot yesterday between the horses
Commodore Vanderbilt and Capt. Gill Tor
$40. 600, mile heats, was Won by the latter.
Best time 2:824.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, July 23-Midnight.
In the House of Lords this evening Lord
Shahe asked if the minutes could give the
House any information concerning the re-
fusal Of the Russian government 10 lie de-
sire of explosive bullets.
Earl Malsbury replied that her Majesty .
government was in receipt Of the Cars lets
ter making suggestions that all the Grea,
Powers unite in an agreement to abandon the
use of explosi se bullets in time of war. He
added that his government had reason to be-
lieve that Russia had already given her con
sent to preside, and steps were now being
taken for . meeting of the international
army Commissioners.
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FROn THE SOUTH.
RICHMOND, Va. July :.

RICHMOND, Va.l July =.
A meeting of discharged policemen was
held 10 nIght Aresolution was adopted APP
peaIng 70 the ciuzens for employment Gov.
Wise ard others addressed them.
The State Educational Convent on now in
session here was addressed to night by DR..
Sears, agent Of the Peabody fund.
WilAIsG4oS, N. c., July %
A large ratification meeting OF Democrats
WAS held here tonight at the theatre.
BALrMoaE, July %.
A negro named Moore yesterday made a
foul ASSAULT on 3 lady near Bellair. Poland
county, and while being taken before mag,
istrate, mob took him from the officers and
hung him.
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DIED.

fLAvRLL On the I'D inst, M. William FiAvel Of
Assipelas
strick down ripe age Of g. Peace to th asher
of tn d~s artsd Nay the Lori OF Hosts oder CONDO
lsnce to the widow
LBF ttyRE.-Juiy % al O'Clock D. N Mary Ce,ss-
tn-, infant daughter u Autons ana GATE L. f.ivre.
TIE funeral Win take Piacs from the residence Of ia
y Burke, Bsq., to-day at o'clock p. m.
Jrisads Of the has.y invited = attend without
fs1 tier nettcs
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July %.
Forty FIVE locomotives for the Union Pacific
Railroad have already passed through Chca
go, and there are twenty>eight more to be
shipped.
The Selkirk Settlement on Red river Of
the North, was lately visited by tornado,
which did an immense amount of damage.
The wind mills were blown down and the
Epicopal Church was demoli>h he'd. A man
named Peter Mattson was killed.
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FROM DES MONIES.

DIS MoISEs, July %.
The Grand Lodge Of Iowa Good Templars
will meet It Marshall, Wednesday evening,
26th inst, instead Of the ID, ss stated.
General j A. Williamson, Of this city, has
been appointed land agent of the Union Pa
ci6c Railroad, and leaves to morrow for
Green river. Captain N. c. Wright, late
deputy Sheriff, appointed him - assistant.
The contract has been awarded for erecting
the Orphans Home ct Glenvood for SIC, COO.
This section has received twslvs hours
rain,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July %.
Rev. Mr.. Worthington, Minister to the Ar
gentne Republic, sailed to,day on the steam
er Merriam.
A company Of l5oMormons, gathered here
and at Philadelphia, left last evening for
Utah. Report says other companies viii
join them at Suspension Bcidgei Detroit and
Chicago
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DETROIT, July %
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, July 2s
The Railroad men and Eastern capitalists,
wEc have been on an excursion to the end of
the Pacific Railroad, arrived here yesterday,
after havlng visited several points on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad. They took sur
vey OF ST. Louis yesterday and left for Cin-
cinnati this morning
Hua. p. Scots. 81 the fsm Of Wm z Scott
Il Co.: an old aud prominent merchant OF this
city, died suddtnly yesterday Of appoplexy.
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CHICAGO, July u.
The billiard match between Prof. Carme
and joseph Vermesien At Crosby's Music
Hall, for stake of6ye hundred dollars, 800
points push barred, Vermealen receiving 800,
vas won in the forty y-third inning by Carme.
Score standing Carme 1901, VermeaIen
l,1S5. Highest run was BY Carme 3l2. The
game occupied four hours aud fifteen min
utes.
A. c. Curtis, guest at the Union Hotel,
committed suicide yesterday by shooting him
SELF
Adam Geardes and Thos. Pricket were re-
quired to give bail to answer for illicit distil-
ipu
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FROM MEXICO.
NEw York. July

NEw YoRK, July %.
A letter from the City Of Mexico says the
leading paper there had an article intimating &
that . coalition Of the European powers with
the the United States was helrg discussed,
the aim of which will beto develop Mexico
and sell out 10 the American Government
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. July % %.

WASHINGTON, July %
The President this morning signed the
spirits and tobacco tax bills, accompanied
by protest which is filed with the bill in
the State Department.
1t is understood that the appointment of
Supervisors is given to to the Secretary of the
Treasury and Commissioner of Internal
Revenue
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LIME. LIME. LIVE!

YUyHE IAwREScE LIME 60. have their
pettd. and prepared To furnish their superior
Lane in Quantities ~ gu T. af she Lowest msttet rate
The extetslve ouenis and facilities for psnafa tn
rng ana transporting thetf wofss Will rnsbe them
to keep full supply all times 0rd@fs may he lift n
II Ruers Hardware storr, at the ohee of the heo-
kuk Manufacturing Company.
E. X. FORD
inne1odtf Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MADISON, Wis.,, Jul %.
Lyman, the Lacrosse pedestrian, arrived
here at 3 o'clock this morning, on his Chi
eago walk, being nearly twen,y-four hours
behind the schedule time BE left here at
o. clock this afternoon, after rest of twelve
hours. He expects to reach Chicago Fri
day afternoon He will lose the Chicago wa
ger Of $1,000. but win $1,000 on his LaCrosse
walk. He was impeded by hot weather.
sand and heavy rains, between here and
LaCrosse.
BUFFALO, July %.
John Wickeman, hardware merchant OF
this city, commrted suicide al Clifton yester-
day by cutting his throat. Domestic t.ouble
WAS the cause.
PORTLAND Me-, July %.
The new mill Of the Oriental powd er Com
pany, at Gorham, blew up yesterday, killing
Benjamin Hawkes., No other persons were
injured.
DETROIT, July %.
An excursion party, gotten up by the Gin,
einnatl, Hamilton Il Dayton, and the Cinein-
natl, Sandusky & Cleveland roads. embrac>
ing large number of prominent merchants,
newspaper and railroad men, Of Cincinnati,
arrived here this morning on the steamer Jay
Cooke, via Kelley Island. The party return
to Cincinnati this afternoon via Sandusky.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SPRINGFIELD, IL, July %.
There was six inches of rain fell here this
morning.
AshToN. H. July %.
There has been number of splendid
showers here within the last few days. The
harvest is progressing as rapidly as the
scarcity and high price of labor y II allow.
INDIANAPOLIS, July %.
There was heavy rain fell here this
morning.
A little girl was bitten by mad dog on
Tuesday, and died yesterday.
SCRANTON. Pa July %.
this forenoon. The mining has not stoppred
here.
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TELEGRAPH Connections.


The Great Western Telegraph company Is un-
der 3 contract with the Atlantic and Pacihc Ell
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
tion from New York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to heoknk, ITO
which point it will be finished in q few weeks op
its way to California We occupy the ONCE al
Chicago with the Atlantic and Paci Q, and receive
each Others messages and forwar . the same. Ihe
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN New
York with All tho competing lines that arc now
doing business At the principal an Intervening
points in THIRTEEN SrArEs, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line toppositionl }
Of Canada 10 being built TO all the Lake
Hntario and tho st. lawrence river ports, inciua-
ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern c mpsting
lines now going up from Louisville ana 81.
Louis to New Orleans, afording connection for
the Great Western In tba, di-cction In short,
the North and South. and he Middle States are
1t work on competing lines, and il needs but the
construction of new lines in the. States above
named to complete the circle Of the most bust
ness portion Of the Union.
j SNOW, SEcRErAkY :,
Office, No. 131 Randolph-st., sherman. II
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSoN,
Agent for the conpan < EOkUk
| iunssis-dAwenoJ.
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Every year Increases the pOpn-
laritu Of this UGLtsablc Hair Prep
arnfiOn, which Is due to merit
patrons that Il is kept fully up to
its hi0h standard, aud TO those
,chO hare never used 1t scc can
confidently say, that It is the only
relinble and perfected 1,rep1rM-
t;O,. to restore GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, max
in0 It soft, tMstrOtss. and stthen
the scalp, bV its use, becomes
,Chite and clean; 1t ren1Oces at
eruDtiOms and dnndruf, and on
its tonic properties precenfs the
hair from falling O,lt, as ie slim
ufates and nOurisheS the hHir
glands. By its use the hair Q,OtUs
thicker aud stronger. In Odtahess
it restores the capillary Dtd'tua
to their normal ciOOr, md actu
erfreme OlH aye. 1t IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as it requires fetcer
nDplicafiOns. and gires the hntr
tInt splendid glossy appearance
SO much admired on al. u. 4.
Huues, N. d.. State 4ssdUer Of
Vuss.. snys. .sfhe constituents are
pure and carefitify selected for
ercelIent quality, and 1 consider
IL the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes. Ne puO.-
lish a treatise on the hdfr, ethfch
tce send free bU mail upon dppA-
cation. trIsich contains cOnanae't-
tIatOfy notices from cteFVynsn,
physicians. the press. dMa otners. q, !.
JTe hare made the study Ot Me
ir,;,, <,,,<Y ;fs rY;sensea N sDccj0[fu
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starr STARK a z Ba gs. e cen!ts
ALL OTHER KINDS EQUALLY CHEAP BY
VI. 4 d. II. WHITE,
FIFTH ST, bet Main l. Johnson,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
Proposals

"ILL be received by the undersigned, in
w behalf OF the ''ity # Keok,k until satu day
morning, tn 25th of Jnl at o'clock, the hiliug
ra IN an protec II tha Wharf AID Wat.r Street
h ,in aud the lop ue # Bans Streets u
sal ftiiy ihs work 10 be paid or u Wharf Bond
hy the City, BEARINGS cent ihtertst pay abb
ni- annually, ~eurerb by III. receipts nnd revenue
the Wharf prnsi I'D By Gr.auanc- he ~Uk to b.
accordance With tbs seu II plan and nndei tn
drecii II 4 thr COMMITTEE e.
By w;ti b. rtcey ant ertsraiaed for any materia
!orti os said work for the nele hid@ers
prep Tn. contractors To pforure TIE qus ie mate
RAJ where mar finn their iptr-4t
range wth private iofs0T Trey may hid snf
With ha comm ttee TO take the t.riAl fr n
Exchange ard Bank, bp,ween Wafer and End ST I
Ard III M tirs, and s rond Streets, fr m Bank
do~n Fer "a psrtien!ars apply to and address bids {.
elthav q tie unaeIs g4ed.
10 INCOME Mayor pro em
u " SAMPLE
EDWA4D MUMM,
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Lower Price s
Office Of the heOkuk Northern
Railroad Company.

KEaKtK Itwa,July l7th, 1t6a.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ the Office 81 this Company In the city of keo-
kuk the office of Col George Cork hill in
Mt P assut Up July 18Th 1885, fr the construction
Of tn sbLtments and piers OF the Raj ro.d Bridge
skunk river, the iin CT the road Salem
Mt Pleasant
Pians and specifications Of the bridge be at
the afice Of Conn kuk and at the Office Of
Cot Go, bhiiI, ia Mt. Pleasant.
julst&wtd D. MO0AR, s scretAry.
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aoRMs sKLLERs cur WELLS D. = sAuspsss
= sELLERs4sco-.
sro,, E.,,,s,, d ers E.Eacht,sfStS

STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
~ Gass and steam Fittings, pta,a and Ornamental
1 ron and Brass ca-tsnr-; Agents for Nctio~ an's
Dcuhs and siaS ting force and lifting Pumps aii
rf supplying Boilers. corner hla ndssS
sna -. kpk Tp~. tirt.--f' Y
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Il Three Million of Dollars; divided into shares
of $25 each. Whom 4lo ia paidon each share, a
certificate Of st ck for s25 will be issued, and no
nrther assessments to be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount as soon as the lines are compieisd.
Installmente from time to time, for the payment
of the tsoek sabseFihed will be called Tor by the
Directors AZ che erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock IL distributed the better fer
the Company. There is no individual liability ai-
ter the stock ia paid for.
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PROSPECT US.

This Company Is established with view 70
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the west,
and will locate Offices At all points where tue re-
ceipts will warrant . fair profit to the Assatia--
ton Ii h organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at a
low sum in order to induce ALL classes TO become
stockholders, aud thereby insure its success by
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We desire our shareholders TO be com
posed of every business, vocation and calling
The stock will be spportioned. according 70 pop
uiaton. 10 the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, Minnesota, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterprtslng N an
i'll these states y i'll Second ,ur endeayors. Oar
extensive correspondence inthe States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic 10,
a competing line andchsaper prices. Trey SHALL
RAVE THIN.
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For Sale.

lNNE EY1RA FINE YOUNG HORSE,
~ Ays Issrs old. well broaea 70 10th d. nDls and
Z sf&@ a. 01leN4ry W agon and enc set 81
stngae aaEAesss
EEquirs.& yANsANr ; RALLOwML
Ae-n SaHls nen-ss, xsskuE
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y BUG KEY4 FOUNDRY.
faii EAymitagc 4 Co.........cor Ninth JchnsoA.
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v.ncill, JON ss Co. cor Third : Main streets
Hess Stern Co...v.cor Second 4 AAin streeth
uROCKERY . QuEENsWANE.
Carey / Ls Faiyre...... Main street--bet 18th 9th
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DIRECTORS.

ELIsHAs. wADsEosTH.
Chicago.
NATHAN MEARs,
Msars. Bates & Co. Chicago.
Hale, Aver 4 Co., Chicago.
John rarweli 4 Co. ohic.gt.
VA TuRPIN.
DAVID eAos,
JOHN HAMS,
prea't Fifth National Bank, Chicago.
Gray, Phelps 4 Co, Chicago.
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Culver L Co Chicago.
rBGARpssR,
B Gardner Co. Chicago.
DAVID KREIeH.
NKrA1aBANK.
SNOW.
Den wsssn AxtM. s.&L.s.R.R Line ohic.so
GILMAN,
Chicago.
ROBERT MeCHEsNEY.
Chicago.
FRANCIS sHEehAs,
Chicago.
JoeEpH DAKE.
Chicago.
C II BECKwITH,
Chicago.
A DWIGHT,
Corey Dwight, Oh casoi
| JAMES FOGG,
JP Fogs, Son 4 Co. chaosso
LPsASaER.
Joliet, Ill.
Ew HUDSON,
Detroit Mich.
By ALLEN,
mixer, Des MnDes, Iowa.
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cLoTHIERs.

sam b Bridges Nos Estes House
TREJ. Ayres ASons...........67 Main stree,
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BONNET BLEACHERY.
n rmerson cor Fourth Blondeau