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WASHINGTON.
RULES OF THE IMPEACHMENT

NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-rhe Worlds Wash
ington dispatch says: Several days will prob
ably be consumed in discussion by the Senate
Of the rules of the impeachment trial. Those
who favor impeachment are apparently deter
minfd 20 push the mltter, but il is bell we'd
that a majority of the Senate will insist Gu
full debate ald calm consideration.
PROCEEDS OF CAPTURED COTTON
The Times dispatch says: The bill which
passed the Senate yesterday 10 ply into the
Treasury tho proceeds of the sales of Captured
cotton, will, if it passes the House, prove Sc
we're shock upon cotton claimants, who, to be
successful must pass very severe ordeal as
to their position and record during the war be-
fore the Court of Claims will entertain their
cases.
THE ATTITUDE OF THE SENATE.
The Ir1bune's dispatch says sour members
of the House who have cany used tho Seuate
assert that more than birds are committed 10
the following polnts: 1 rst, in voting for the
Civil Tenure OF Office bill; secondly. in mass.
ing it over the Presidents veto; thirdly, in re.
iustating Mr. Stanton; fourth v, that the 10.
moval of cretary Stanton was violation OF
the law. The Senators whose names have
been published are Indignant at the false re.
ports which. have been published resDrrli s
Them, and say that they have lot au horizet
aLy one to speak for them Cd the subject. On
of the art ees OF impeachment will be strons
point against the Pres dent in epdeayorlng Il
oo'aln possession ct government money IN thi
matter Of acquisitions, &C., for the War De
partment.
F1Tz JOHN PoETER's CASE.
The principal case intended to be covered by
me Dill prohibiting tho Pres dent restoring OF.
noers after being court mortialed is that O
FitZ John Porter.
cRETAN AFFAIRS.
|WAsHINeToN, March 1.-Account7 from
Crete FEB. 9Th sta that Heroizin, of Coraka
and his troops, numbering, according In the
Grand Vizer's own estimate, upward boon nj.
tackled the TurEs near the fortified eemeta~ ~
outside of the town of Canea. FORGIVE ~,
Turks back into the citadel. A number wa ,rt
drowned during the retreat, fifty were l,ilIaf
by the Cretan troops, one hundred wounded
and forty taken prisoners.
The PROVISIONAL Government has issue,
another circular addressed to the representa-
tives of Christian powers declaring that tn
Cretan people are resolved to remain faithful
to their VOW of union with Greece.
THE TREATY WITH THE GERMAN coNFEDERA
TON CONFIRMED.
Yesterday the secretaryuf State sent tel
sgram to Minister Bancroft, to which the fol
iswtng answer was received this morning:
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost /!
100000. Bricks /!

[NOR SALE, In lots u suit purchasers, Apply to
WM. II. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent, opposite Pre6le House.
Feb 12-d3w*
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Store TO Let /!
Store to Let.

THE three story brick store No. Cotton Stree.
Possession given list March, Enquire of r. o.
Themes or JANEM COLBY
February rs. div.
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MuRpER AND ROBBERY.
KENTTt KX,

THE VACANCY IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. The Courier learns
that neither Gov. Stevenson nor John Young
Brown believe the action OF the House of Rep
resentatives has produced vacancy from the
Second Kentucky District. The Courier be-
lieves the Governor will issue no writ Of cleo
ton, neither will Brown resign. The District
VIII bs unrepresented until another regular
election.
ARREST FOR LYNCHING AND MURDER
AT Frankfort Yesterday twelve freshmen
were brought before the o. s. Commissioner
on charge of being concerned in lynching
negro Jim MaokliD," who violated an Irish
girl and threw her over cliff on the 18th of
January. Witnesses were examined, but moth
ing elicted eliminating occurred. Each was
baled in $4,000 to appear to-day.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

READING, Feb. pa daring robbery was
committed last night at Kassinger Mill, three
mules from here. Chas. Long was attacked in
ms ms mill by four mon who were disguised
s 9ney shot at him with pistols, robbed him OF
10Y f,eg and left him tied. His house was en-
,nant lyme ~ me same party, and $4,000 In Govern
gola taken. e'een"aeKs anu o@"oo ~
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WEST INDIES,
HAYTI,

HAVANA, Feb. 29.-Late advices have been
received from Hayti
The French Admiral, with three ships of
war, had arrived i'll the harbor Of Port au
Prince.
Camean, Minister of Interior under the Sal
nave Government. had resigned.
Salnave experienced heavy losses in the re-
cent campaign against the Cacos rebels.
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United States District Court.
MAINE DISTRICT In BANKRUPTCY.
ity of Portland.

70 The Electors Of the City Of Portiond.
pursuance OF warrants from the Mayor and AL
l. dermen Of The City OF Portland, the qualified
electors OF said city, will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms on Monday the second day of March
next, being the first Monday In said month, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon to give in their votes for
Mayor Of said City; one Alderman, three Com
mon CouDcilmei, Warden and Ward Clerk, and
for two CITY Constabes, rtsidents said Ward, for
the ensuing year.
The polls will remain opsn until fur o'clock in
the afternoon when they shall be closed.
The Aldermen will be IN open session in the
Ward Room in the City b hiding entrance on Myr-
tie stree, from nine O'Clock 4. NJ. 10 one O'Clock r.
M on each of the three secular da, next preceding
sail day Of election. and from three O'Clock to tive
o'clock 2. M, on the last OF SAID three secular days
for the purpose OF receiving evidence he quaca-
ton OF voters whose names have not teen entered
on The lists Of qualified voters il and for the sever
al Wards and for correcting SAID lists.
Per o der, Nj HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland. February goth, 1868. feo1dtd
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"arS"ins In carpets!
Bargains I'm Carpets!!

HOk few days You can buy Carpets in Brussels
D.. en tapestry patterns, tor so cents yarl, a.
balisy's Ancti, n Room, 1859 Fore street. 1y2sdli
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G 0 M Nj Il CExAL
Foreign Exports a, Portland.

The total value OF foreign expor from this port
the shipments We're 81 459 box shocks, Gill shook,
and heads "a 45o hoop 56 feet lumber 400 pan
heads 1875 pcs lumber, 5000 bbls -four 10 do GA,
meal 80 tons grain 20 do bran "a puncheons snirts
6292 lbs bacon, 17 900 do pork a. 800 do beef 1870
5Is DO lard fbs leather AZ 600 do oil cake 35s
casks furs so boxes axes sewing machines "a pkes
furniture, cases drugs, box ndse, 16 pkgs. do,
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LONDON, Feb. 2G-Att n non United States g. 2O'
III @ 7ls; other American securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 29-Atterno ,n.-Cotton heavy
sales 1000 bales: prices unchanged. Corn declined
to Ais Sd. Lard quieter. Pork ffm.
FRANKFORT, Eeb. 29-Evening.- Uni ed States
BIOS TAI a rs,
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IF NNESSE E.

A difficulty occurred last night on the Mem
phis & Louisville Railroad, during when Ma
jor j. Hicks was shot and killed by planter
Hi,ks' son and MORALLY wounded. Maxwell!
died during the night. Both were highly es-
teemed Citizens
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
NAsgyILLE, Feb. 29.-John II. Brecknell,
hight, respectable young man, was murdered
v. sterday near SuDlmertown, Lewis county.
Tenn by stranger named Walker, for The
purpose OF rObbing him.
DISTURBANCE AT a RADICAL MEETING,
A fight occurred to-day at radical meeting
at Murtrees6oro and several negroes were
wounded. The negroes were incited to vio-
lence by speeches made on the occasion.
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FOR LyNcHINc AMI urrpnrp
MAINE.


EARTHQUAKE AT AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, March 1.-Our city was visited by
quite an earthquake last evening, lasting sew
eral seconds.
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Maize Legislature.

The following proceedings of Friday after
noon were not Published in our issue of Sat
urday, the telegraph sheets not coming to hand
We copy from the X .nnebec Journal:
Read and assened-Bills, IN act amendatorN
of and additional TO chap. 30S OF the laws o
1867, entitled an act to incorporate the BE lfas
and Moosehead Like Railway Co.; an act re-
lievng the town of Chelsea from liability fol-
damages on the roads leading over the lands
coded TO the United States for Military Asv.
lum; an act 10 provide for the taxation Of shares
in certain local corporations; an act relating
to liens Of mechanics and of persons furnish.
ing materials.
On motion of Mr.. Spear, OF Rocklanl,
Ordered, That the vote on the pending cues.
ton be taken at o'clock this p. NJ, il st on
pending amendment and then up n the main
question, and that the vote on the main aues-
ton be taken by yeas and nays.
The House resumed the consideration OF
Dill an act to aid in the construction of the
European 81 North American Railway.
Messrs. Porter, Dickey Plaisted, Robinson
OF Dover, Stetson, Hubbard, Poor and Fessen-
den spoke in favor; Messrs. Field, Tyler, Pal
mer Ut Gardiner, and Cram spoke against.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Dingley to
the effect that the State have ten years more
to take timber off of certain lands set apart
for common schools, was adopted.
The yeas and nays were taken as ordered,
and the bill passed to be engrossed by vote
of yeas H. nays 43, as follows:
Yeays-Messrs. Andrews, Ames, E. P. Blais-
dell, Ii. NJ. Blaisdell, Beale, Buffum, Baker,
Balkan, Boynton, Bradbury, Clark, Cunning
ham, Chase, Caswell, Case, Caldwell, Cowell,
Dickey, Dunnirg, Estes, Fessenden, Ford. j
Il. Files, n. A. Foster, Glidden, Henley, Hack
EFT, Herrick, Hersey, Hall, Hargraves, Hub
bard, Haines, Hartwell, Jefferds, Leadbetter,
Lobdell, Light, Lennox, r. Leavitt, G. b. Leav-
lit, Lane, Merrill, Morris, Monroe, Morse, Per-
~, Pray, j. w. Palmer, Poor, Plaisted, Porter,
Parcher, Reed, A. NJ. Robinson, Rust, w.
Smith, Spaulding, Spear, Stetson, P. S. j Ia
bot, l. f. Thompson, a. Thompson, Taylor,
Weed, Wells, Webb, Weymouth, Walker,
Wedgewood-1.
Nays-Messrs. Allen. Briggs, Buck, Brown,
Barnes, Black, Barker Cram, Curtis, Dingley,
Downes, Dyer, Qoane, Eaton, Field, NJ. Fouei,
G. Goold, Gle, Gilpatrick, Hatch, ingalls,, Lit
tlsfeld, Mckinney, Merrow, Maddix. Norton,
Noyes, G; ). Palmer, Payson, Patten, Pane,
Parker, T, G. Robinson, RAYMOND, Shurt eff,
Stevens, E B. Smith, Stockbridge, True, A. L.
Talbot, Tarbox Tyler Week.-43
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Sale of House and Lot at Duns-
tons Corner.

u Y an order OF The Supreme Judicial Count.
~ shalIsel at Private Sale Pubic Auction as
may be determined on the spot, at the Store Lem
uel Milliken in Scarborough. On Friday the eth
day OF March, 1868 at ten of the clock ia the fore.
noon, lot Of land in Scarborough with the build ngs
and improvements thereon; described as follows
to wit; Beginning at the western corner OF the
school house 10 in District No. 5, In Shutdown and
running by said hool house LIT souh thirty six and
one ha fdegrees east I've reds and fifteen links and
SAID school use lot North fifty four an one h af
Fosss land, thence by said Fosss land south fifty
four and three quarters degrees East three rJds and
welve links thence by Milliken's land South fifty
two degrees West e'eyen rods AMI eleven links 10
the Blue Point road so called, thence by said real
North twenty two AMI one half degrees West nine
rods and eight links to the Post road and thence
by said Post road North fif.y-seveu and one half
degrees East rod and ten links TO he first men
toned bouLd, containing forty eight square rods.
Terms cash. cABEZ G. WOUDMAN
Muster in Chancery.
Feb. %, 1868. mr12vsw
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Bow Wanted.
Agents Wanted,

nNE of IA or 10 years, to wait and tend in an Of
" fee. Apply he Geen and P M, at THE
MERCA> TILE AGENCY, opposite the Savings
Bank Exchange st. fe29dH
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To Let.

H0tSES AND STORES oil Pearl Street and
II Cumberland Terrace. A fine location, en-
taipine eight and ten rooms each with modern con-
venianees. Abundance of well and cistern wa er,--
Apply 10 j. l.. FARMIR.
fcblsdlm No. AZ Danforth ST., cor. Park st.
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HOUSE
A Gentleman and wife
Agents Wanted.

WE Want first-class Agents to introduce our
w NEW STA rs SHUTTLE y z w ING
MAC BnNES. Extraordinary inducements 70
good salesrpen. Further particulars snc sample
g CO., Cleveland Ohio; Boston, Mass. or 81. Louis.
Ms
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Notice of Foreclosure.

A NDREw WINsLOw, of westbrook, Curnber-
IA land county, by deed dated July 10, 1866 re-
p. II, mortgaged TO the undersigned, Joseph s.
Kicker the following real e,tate in said es brook
Winsow then lived, formerly owned by William
Knight, and bequeathed by said knight to sld Wins
low, and bounded northerly ~ land of Elias viii
conveyed to said Winslow by Stephen knight, and
southerly by land of Cyrus wnslGw and JOHN A,
Smith. and westerly by land OF Sumner Winsow
reference 10 the record of said deed being
had tor a fuller description.
The condition o. said mortgage is broken. by rea-
son whereof claim foreclosure.
JOSEPH s. KICKER.
Feb. 19, 1s69, febIa,lJaw3v
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Boarders Wanted,

4 FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or a gentleman and
wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St.
November 6. dtf
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A FIRST Class three stery brick residence near
"A Congress Square, contains bathiI roo M hot
and cold water, and all modern conveniences. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
GEO. R. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. morton Block.
Feb 28-dlw Argus COPY.
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To Let.
TO BE LETi

pLFASANT Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen
~ and their wives. Enquire at No. Il C'app's
Dlock. ieb11dtf
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THE large, commo1ious, and pleasant room, now
occupied BY the Merchants Exchange, over the
once OF tie international Telegraph Company, on
the corner of EHcnange and Fore streets to be let
Possession will be given next month. Applications
may be made to the unders gned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS. &
Portland, Feb. 10, 1868. tei2dtf
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10 LET.
10 be Let
To Let.
Tn Let
Rooms to Let.

4 TENEMENT in Franklin Street containing
IA rooms. Also one on Lincoln S., containing
rooms. Apply 10 Mr. NJ LIBBY
Dec ~ eodtf SO Franklin st.
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WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms.
w Pleasantly siiuaGed near Market Square, rec
minutes walk from Post Office. '---1s
Also three single fui nished looms.
Address Z. D. Box 1899. te24d3ws
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Store to Let.

THE new store in Barbour Block on Middle Street.
\ now occupied by j. Burleigh. Also tile three
Chanbers over the same WIN be let with the e re
or separately For further in ormation apply 10 Da-
vd Reazer or f. A. NOTION
February 10. d3w
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For Rent.

CUITABLE tor house 2ix30, within five mi
- utes walk OF the City building Price not ovt
$500. Address, l.tatIng location. Gel
tsb2 II LkNNOX, Box az, Portland.
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HOUSE LOT WANTED.

COURT street. Boston, Mass.
AZ All infringenents on our patent rights will DO
pros cured. no30d2a w3in
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"ITd Board, desirable suit of rooms on thu
w first floor, at 80 Danforth Street. %
EB Also other desirable rooms for permanent or
transient bOarders = -
Feb lS-dtf
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For sale or To Let.

IiE fest class three story brick house, with fee-
Il stone tTimm ngs, number thirty five High street.
For particulars inquire at the house iel9dtf
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ChssreA Directory.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHURcH-0n 4th
street, between Concert and High Services every
Sunday At II =. m. and p. IN. Sabbath School
1t o'clock . NJ. jams
wEsTMINsTRHR PREsBYTERIAH
CHURCH, 20. s. )-on Seventh street, between
Main and BIondean. Services every Sabbath 1t
! ., IN. and P. m. Sabbath School At q. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday At u p. m.
febifee-fy VIC cRAia, PASTOR.
| UNITED PREsBYTERIAS--cor. BIendeau
and 9Th streets. Services every Sabbath ~ II =.
i N. and p. M. Sunday School 1t ~ a. m.
apr26- JAxEs BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-High street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at II .. m. and p. N. Sabbath School at
3 p. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
EXCHANGE e., aa.sse' STREET NJ. f. enrRcr-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Sabbath School at 81 p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening 5. IL. WizAss,
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. e. CHURCH. Cor
ner Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath Al II =. m. and ! p. m. Sabbath
School at 8 n. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. ions HAYNES,
apr27-'66-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath At II q.
m and p.m m. Sunday School At y r. m.
apr26-'66 l. N. CgrrrgyDYx, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH--Corner of Blsn-
dean and Eighth streets. Preaching q, II a. "
and n rx. Sunday School at s4 4. n. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at "A
O'Clock. Ifebii'67l ]. T. MISSIONER, Faster.
UNITARIAN CHuRcH--Open for public
vice at II a. M, and at u P IN. The public cor
daily invited.
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Mvka sEws
AanivED-Itascs, ST. Lou;s.

AaEarED-Itasca, St. Louis.
Harry Johnson, ST. Lou;.
Tom Jasper, do
Canada, 81. Paul.
kD-Andy Johnson, St. Louis.
Canada, AZ
Itasca, 81. Paul.
pas as lon Jasper, Burne,. in command
nooers'' Clerk, will leav. for 3, ~. 8.
afternoon At 4o'clock. '' 'n''
The Harry johnson. +. i
nand, Geo. 0. Walton !, ~. . N eom>
the 8. Louis and Keokuk cav aesl' Will be
packet Tor = Louis 'o-morrov morn;a. 81. :. :
o'clock. o. II. Brewer, Agent lung =
The Pembisa i expected from 81. Pan, :,
route for ST. Louis. s' en
The Phil Sheridan i also expected flo..
above.
tssniy-tour aoura
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IRON IL. x.s.h.ll Advance. Aush.ii.o-n. low.

From the NasshalI Advance, Msrshaiitovn. lows
How They DIE.-Death is certain to rats
or mice when they eat lsaacsen' Sure Pop. =
and they are sure 10 eat it. 1t is great in
vention. and win keep in tin boxes for .
hundred years. The rats do not die on the
premises but emigrate, and as the Professor
has men cleaning out that great rat hole.
Chicago, Ne may in measure be able to ac-
count for our large stock of these mischiev-
GUS animals. Now let's 60 to work and send
them TO Omaha. Isaacsen's .'Sure Pop !"
will rid AZ.
Messrs. Barnhams & Van Setback. Whole
sale Druggists, l6 Lake street, Chicago, Gen.
eral Agents for the Northwest. A. lsaacsen,
Al Fulton street, New York City, Proprietor
apl1fl-d4t-vl
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THE cheapest and best stock OF Honer,
and Gloves ever opened in this make on
special bargains 90 to Bos.wick's. e
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CLEARANCE SALE-Of one of the largest
and finest collection Of Carriages, Buggies,
Democrat and Express Wagons, At T. Myers,
Blondeau street, between Fifth ard Sixth, to
be sold cheaper than the same kind or class
OF work anywhere in this big West. Give u
call, ereybodv, even if you do not wish to
purchase. All work warranted to give sat-
isfacfion. apr2B-2t
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The JAPANESE ARE COMING, aud there will
be great rush to see them, but nothing like
the rush there was at the clothing house OF
s. 4 B. Storms, yesterday, where you can
get the cheapest boots, shoes and clothing
10 be found in the city.
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FoR REyr.-Two elegant Halls, which can
be used in conjunction or separately, also the
only vacan. store in the Opera House build
ing. Patrick GIBBONS.
Corner of Seventh and Main streets
sp.2I-d1w
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The soialers convensien.


Pursuant to the published call, many of the
Soldiers Of Lee County met in Convention 10
Charleston, on Taturday, April 25.
The Convention was called to order BY
Gen. John Bruce, and organized BY the choice
Of Gen. D. B. Hills as President, J. A
Eaton as Vice President, and Noble War
wick. Secretary.
On motion of Col. J. NJ. Reid q Committe,
Of Eve was appointed to report the names o
persons for Delegates to the State Convention
to be held a, Des Moines on1the 9th Of May
The Committee reported the names Of III,
following persons for Delegates and Alter
mates, and the report was adopted:
Denmark-G b Bracket; alternate, A .
McCrary, Madison.
West Poin,-N N Woodman; altern ate
Geo Leevee.
Washington-J A Eaton; alternate, A T
Walkemp.
Harrison-B c Burt; alternate; Coffin
doffer, Cedar.
Frank.in-w H. Gill; alternate, Michae
Seh.
Montrose-E Aldrich, W q Morrison
alterna.es, @ A Debut, Montrose; Wn
Baliinaer, jackson.
Madison-C K Viewer, j N Layton, ]
Morrison; alternates, ] & Winterbotham, No
BILE Warwick. 3 & Berry.
Jackson-John Bruce, d B Hills, w +
Collins, J C Parrot, = s Curtis, James n
Reid; alternates, 8 II Johnston, s N Ar
cher, ES Carter, L 4 Bissell. J A Sawyer
Sam Sample.
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Coon Alexander Kids for ST so. Gro TO
n. N. Bostwick's, 81 Main street, for great
bargains. q
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GRAND OPENING of the Spring dry goods
campaign at the New York Store. On Mon
day We propose to sell selected stock oil
dress goods, lower than the lowest. One
price, marked in plain fgures.s Superior Kid
Gloves 81 %, as good as AIexanders.
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Go TO FosreR's, and see soma ve,y nis
dress goods for spring and summer.
apps su tu-th
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ALL the members of the Keokuk Literary
Club are requested TO be present At the regu.
lar meeting on Monday evening next, a. I'm.
portant business will be before the house.
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b. N. BosrwIcK is now opening the most
elegant assortment Of staple aud fancy dry
goods. and At the lowest prices ever offered
in this market. For choice bargains call
early. ct
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SOMETHING NEw.-Just received, . lot Of
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Balmorals, Congress and
Button Caters, at s. 4 B. Stems.
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GENUINE Alexander L CHIEFLY, Jr. Kid
Gloves, in choice spring shades, at reduced
prices, At Boetwick's. y
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If you want an elegant Spring Shawl or
Sscque, go to Bostwicks Shawl Room, for
Plain and Stripe, Grey and White Printed
Cashmeres, Stella and rich Paisley, in black,
white and scarlet Centres. Also choice lot
OF Lama Points, French Flowers, Bonnet
Frames, &c, &c u
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C.xAI MIX can save monsv By buying
Huiskamp h Matless' custom made Canal
Shoes. No. 80 Main street. u
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AT s. & B. Stems you can get Mems
Fine Calf Boots for 81 90. selling at other
places for SIS. Call and see them.