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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20.
The Bulletin says: The present defalca-
ton is divided among parties none of whom
can suffer mere than temporary inconvenl-
ence from their losses. The capital of
the Allentown Rolling Mill Co., is $500, 900,
besides considerable surplus, which will pre-
vent any very serious impression being made
on the capital of the Company. Cabot does
not appear to have used his official po-
.ition as President of the Rolling Mill Co.,
Cor the purpose Of raising money; his specu-
lative operations being carried on by funds
in the hands OF Cabot Il Co., as brokers. On
the day Of his disappearance, be negotiated
with some Of the securities of the Company,
but deposited the proceeds, amounting to
$4,000 in the bank to the credit of the Cons
pany.
A colored man named Joseph Jones. shot
his wife this afternoon while walking with her
on Centre street. He made his escape.
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FROM. NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. 90.
The cattle disease has appeared in th.
town of Armenia, N. Y, and sc7en or oight
have died.
Two men who skinned the dead animals
we're inocula.ed with the virus.
Eight or ten cattle have died at Sing Sing
from the disease.
I, isreported that 200 English pickpodkets
landed in this city last month.
The National Laborers Union will hold its
second annual session in this city on the I'd
of September.
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PROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. Louis, Aug. 20.
a dispatch from Hayes City Kansas, ,yester-
day, says The body Of Bill Comstock, the
famous scout, has just been brought in. He
WAS murdered yesterday by the Indians near
here. His companions we're rescued, badly
wounded.
Eighty Cheyennes drove off ITO mules
yesterday from within mile OF 1t. Hayes.
The Indiars are now retiring towards Kan
sas. with The military and volunteers IN hot
pursuit. Several children were stolen BY the
Indians, but were abandoned and found in
the woods. Six women have besn carried
away captives with the Indians.
Extensive preparations are now being or
ganlzed against the Indians. and itis thought
there will be no more trouble in kanaAs.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Rio JAsElRo, July so,
via LONDON, Aug. 10.
Tho following news has been received from
the seat o war in Parana The allied troops
to the number OF 10000 attacked Fortress
Benatta on the 18th Of July, and were re-
pulsed with loss, i, is SAID, of 5000 men.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
selected eleven from the most celebra.
ted cricketers OF England, sail from Liver
pool on the I'd of September, and will arrive
in New Y York about the 18th or 18th. They
will play 10 New York, Boston, Montreal,
and Philadelphia, and vii remain four
u,aaEs
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SPRINGFIELD H., Aug. %.
The remains Of Mrs. Trumhul arrived here
this morning. The funeral took place this
afternoon from the old family manson OF DIR.
Jayne.
So far as is known more than thirty head
Of cattle have died in this county from the
effects Of having the disease. DIR. Johns,
Captain Brown and Secretary Reynolds left
for Kansas to-day to investigate the disease.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 60.
The Democratic Convention. after having
nominated their electoral ticket, adjourned.
A mass meeting was held to day, and 3
ing.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.
A 6r. occurred early this morning in a
frame tenement house Nc. 1913 and 200 Norlt
Sangemon Street, resulted in the dea; :
Mrs Kohl. All Invalid, who was unat,
leave her room. and therefore persisted in thu
aams, The damage to property only amount
ed 10 about .2a0
The August trotting season opened under
favorable auspices at Dexter Park yester
day. The 5000 race between Kocsey
Bashaw, sias Rich and Tackey takes place
this afternoon.
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KEOKUk. IOWA. FRIDAY, AUGUST ~. lsss
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
WASHINGTON, AuR. 20

WAsHIEGroH, Aug 20.
Dispatches have been received ct the War
Department froia Lieutenant General Sher,
man, dated Fort Leavenworth, indicating
that the troubles on Saline and Solomon RVS
ers are acts Of violence against tho settlers
BY the Cheyennes. The cause Of the trouble
is supposed to have grown out of : recent
fight between the Cheyennes and Pa~nees,
the former getting the worst Of 1t. Ihey are
supposed to have attacked the settlers for re-
yenge.
Genenf Sheridan had sent plenty ef ..eeps
and gone N person TO the scene Of hostilities
Secretary Browning has received an af6da-
vit from the President of the Union Pacific
Railroad. announcing that an additional sec
ton Of twenty miles Of road, extending to
the 100 mile post west of Omaha has been
completed. The Government Commisf 4
ers have been instructed by telegraph to
make IN examination Of the section.
No appointments of Supervisors have yet
been made under the new internal revenue
law. Mr. Rollins had submitted the names of
sundry applicants to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, but the latter had disarproved Of
al least twenty Of them.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug 20.
The Horse Fair opened yesterday with
large attendance and much interest. Over
100 horses are present. some of them quite
famous.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug IS.
II the Legislature to-day resolutions were
introduced providing that hereafter all i1ncor.
norated towns shai make no discrimination
az to race or color IN the appointment of po~
lice.
An attempt was made to turn all the
schools in the State over to the negro School
Commissioners. The subject was referred to
a committee.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug IS.
Geo. II. PendIeton arrived 10 day and was
serenaded this evening.
BuFFALo. Aug 90.
An alleged fraud on the government Of q
quarter million OF dollars. BY Leading pub
lishing house in this city has been developed
I. is alleged Messrs. Thomas Howard and
johnson Wolselay, paper dealers, publishers,
&C., had contract to furnish printed blanks,
envelopes, &c., to the Post Office Depart
ment. and through collusion with A. f. Lee.
late chief clerk ofthe Pest Office Department,
have obtained receipts for quarter million
| for goods never furnished. Calvin F. S.
| Thomas and J. NJ johnson, of Thomas,
Howard 4 johnson, and A. F. Lee, have
| been arrested.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.
The bronzs guns appropriated by Congress
to the sixth army corps, for monument At
| West Point, have been cast into fall length
figure, At the bronze works in this city, oil
Major General Sedgwick.
| II has been discovered that Chas. Cabah,
President of the Allentown rolling mills,
who has absconded, lesves an indebtedness
unpaid of from $500 600 to $1,000, 600
BLOOMINGTON, H., Aug. 90.
A. a ,neetins Of stock raisers yesterday
.Aa committee appointed last Saturday re.
ported that the cattle disease is increasi1. in
fatality to an alarming extent. From one
herd of 1900 visited fourteen had died during
the twenty-four hours previous to the visit.
i A committee Of ten we're appointed to visi,
the owners of Texas cattle and warn them
not TO move them from their present herdina
kees, with inssrnctionsto to institute legal pro,
J, ceedings against tho owners Of Texas cattle
IN this county.
The meeting organized itself for the pur.
4 pose OF suppressing the disease. Money wai
raised On the spot for the uss Of The Asso
siatiss.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTos, Aug. 90.
A grand reception was given to the Chinese
Embassy BY the citizens generally and the
city authorizes, on their arrival to-day.
Mayor Shutleff welcomed the Embassy in
an appropriate speech, which was responded
to by Mr.. Burlingame. The escort into the
city consisted of four companies of cavalry,
numbering about 10 mep.
The Embassy will hold public levee at
Faneul Hall, and grand banquet at st.
James Hotel to morrow
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. -.
The Committee which has been settling
the affairs Of the late Hon. d Arcey McGee,
has been met With great liberslity in affect
ing settlement OF his debts on the Part Of
his creditors. but the public subscriptions
thus far received are not sufficient to cover
the amount owed by him.
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sEsHIs dis'~.1ntion Of prizes will be con
dncted on fair aad impartial plan ALL TIE
Prizes ARE PIT ~ AT FAIR VALUATION Of
iht. fact hodei ncksts satisfy themselves by
calling tn. yroprietors Livery Stable. Of ph
Ard Main streets seokuk, lows aud examining the
property
off En.srptises often gotten up solely for speon
atjon uith every prize pat IL al hfy mes its true
vaue but in this enterprise such s not the case The
prie hopes IN this to be htle t. dispose at
hi. enfire Livery stock at Only fair price,
protrsctei Illness n bis family makes impossible r
rim 10 s.e that attention 70 his basinees "htch Re-
quires
In booking the prizes the reader will bear 10
mind that hsTse il 8l$E. ard Of hrst-rlass
stoc aud svery Busgy Of rscent stve and nearly
good aud all aFe top husxtes The cA r.ges arc
worth day earh what they put In at and with
nearly everything in the Stable.
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Assignee,s Notice Of Appointment

District Carrf tbs United States for this District Of
Iowa. In tns matter Of II. p. enith, bankrnpt-1n
Bankruptcy.
To sraona t nns concern
trasHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
Ass srpsintu,en Assignee H. estate Of Il p.
Smith, of Keokut. IN the eoanty OF Lee, .aid Dtriet,
atd VII was, u Wit; On the 81 DAY vi anae f. Il 1863,
saIueged bankrupt, up3n hi, petition, by John
Bruce, Register 10 8abkfnpty of said Court.
Dated at keokus Iowa. the 2let day of july A. D.
1865 JOHN n. IRWIN.
luly22 3g-We1 Assignee.
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MARRIED.

T0rzALIN-FL0TD--ont ths 2oth inst, At st Johns
Api.eopA Church by Rsy. J. Guam, A. \ Touls1rs to
Elrs NJ e'dest daughter Of the lAts John G. yioy q,
both Of this city.
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s.ucili. Jones 4 Co-....cor Third Main streets
be.s, Stern 4 Co.....cor Second Main streets
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3-------------------------
| AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washin s ton
Attack on Fort Bematta-..B Besiegers
Rfpulsed with a Loss OF
10000 men.
Developments Of Fraud In the
II. q. Department..
More Indian TroubIes---Death Of q
Famous Indian ScOut--Indians
Retreat'ng.
Re-Arrest of the Notorious jail
Bird, Zoe Brown.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK IA
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conMIsaION MERCHANTS.
" .-tnry.s 46 South Levee
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SONNET BLEACHBRY.
II Emerson. Fourth 4 BloudsAu
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MDean.............cor Third 4 Main streets.
i;riak ann 4 Matless so Main street.
,suisksmp L Bso....:Main street--bct 4th 5th.
Hart Agt.................... lsS Main street
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clccks-Wholesals 4 Retail.
q rr,d r,dges.................No 4 . Estes Houae
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telegraph Connections.

The Greet Western Telegraph Company Is IN
der consrac. with the Atlantic and Pscihc Tsl-
sgraph Company, who have wires now in cpsrs-
tion from New York to Chicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, ITO
which peiHs il win be finished In few wseks,) on
its way to California. We occupy the ofooe u
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pacic c, and rscsivs
each Others messages and forvardthc same. ! ne
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects In New
York with ell che competing lines that are now
doing business .. the principal - intervening
points in rHrRrEEs STATES, and their lines being
d.ily extended. The Dominion line Opposition
pf Canada Is now being built to all the Lake
Hntario and the 81. Lawrence river ports. includ-
Eng ngdensburg. New York. Southern mpetins
lines are now going up from Louisville and o..
Louis to New Orleans, Afording connection iof
the Great Western In that direction In snors
The North and South. and the Middle States srs
At work on competing lines, and It needs but thu
eonetYuction of new lines in the states above
named to complete the circle Of the most bust
ness portion OF the Union.
+ SNOW, SEcRETAaY.
Oface, No I3l Randolph-St, Sherman HeWs
| Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Aesa!Ass W.. .esspsay, kToKr
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
vail. Armit3gs d Co.........cor Ninth Johnson
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.r,,.sa suY WELLS.
4. SELLERS = co
IINE, I.IWE! LIgsE!

gnyHE IAMpEScE LIME CO have their worsscom
.irt.a ARA srr prersred 70 furnish thar sup rios
LINE in auartitiss Hnt he lew ~ rae Ket rats
The extesys snd fsoili,tea for ania 1o
,;ns and tfsr-Ioi ting their viii enshte them
10 Ee-r ut, turpy NIL times Orass msy Re iti' e
Ru-f'e Hardware stpts, at the naes of the hso-
ER FORD,
tna.,aytf Manager
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rrrr - A1&1N fyTrNu
AAAsSaN-s = = = -
---~--------
~
Il ShanAt hssAsss os'Ss'
De1aKa9
3Arr,r 70 nailsubecxibesu peryoar, % o.
. . III nonths, y
q - Is fkrae 81
- g ma / o.
!. Seliversd In CITY. per week, q
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ATTOHhHSs.
urown 4 Fpo~les........cor Main Fifth streets
'''........''' ..-- '''''''s~se''-
American watches.
-; Bridsss sss.N Nosl ~ Estes House
AucTIOnEERs.
irish / eoolman....... .......... II Main street
H1uTs = sH0Es-WHOLEBALE
H.uh,rson iIuisknmp. lain street
BoOK-HtnDER: 49,
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-" -.
''ssts..t''. = .'D ''''
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= ~ \. 49,. na5r s,,.s,--raar rnn,th
~, ~. "A M.in .trast
$3.50. -
MISREPRESENTATION Third 4 Main streets.
,;.i,t.mv 4 Mat1ess .s 80 Main street.
,.uisks,np L Beo...:ldain street--bct 4th a 18th.
Hart Aa'.'..'. .'' % - an 80 so
BUCHrYE FOUNDRY.
vu A,.;,..s = ~ cor Ninth Lehman
SONNET BLEACHBRY.
H Ensrson- Fourth ! Bl0nd'.a.
CLOCKS, wATCHEs . JEwELRY.
sam 9 Bridges..............Nos Nos ! Estss House.
cAoTHAIN
ssuciii, Jones Co..-..cor Third Main streets,
G1HMIsalON AENcHANs.
Clecks-Wholesale = hsssA
-
Coin, Silver ware.
q l,ridg.s 1 : Estes House
DENTISTRH.
- lhgefsos''..'.'os AAi1 ~ Z , A3A, S1f
nuv e.nona-xx 15x,xEaAIE.
:, -, 60 o. M.,, .,r.n, |
M sheiisy Sons .......sa stAih ~ s.Ieo.'
Kramer, IRWIN Co..........-..'....ioo main 1u0s'.
Wilkinson, bartlett 4 Co........A Main street |
Kerr Fuilef.......-... ........-.ol MAN f1rest-
- /
DRY f-aOOOo-HETAAL'
5t;,1,a !. urr ga Main street
=. .,fA ~, ~ E.,.. Ho,se
.sei, 49, ~ Na III Main.at
9 y bfiaKes.-.....-. ..'....'...As"e !" $500 A~
IL, -.
- - 49, 10 Iao 1aa Main stree,
r,rr,nas
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.x,nrs = aHnEn-RErAIL

syh.td q Lowry .sbecond street
II " Wegtcott ,..... Main strect--near Fourth.
W ebster Bros 49,. ..... So Main street.
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IRSAeGRER-ISAAC v. LIZ b. MI,
Uasnisr Fisb Rational bank. UEiesge.
DIRECTORS.
nL'sHAs. wApswokrH,
Chi1sgn
NATHAN nRARs,
Kssrs. B.sss , o., oA,s.so.'
Hale, Ay-s = Co., ohisase.
:. -. John Y Yarw ell ! Co, oblsaxo.
DAVID 0Aas.
Pres. Garden oity Ins o., Chieass.
] LOMBARD,
Pr..t ftfth National Bank. ohiaso,
DrGsAY,
Tray, Phelp. 4 Co. cticA.s.
B4cuLvER,
Culver i Co Ga,csso,
FB GARDNER,
VI Gardner 4 90. Chicago.
DAVID KRETGH
David Krsish A Co, Chicago.
r.irb.nk, Peck 4 Coz, OhioaSe.
ssow.
SEQ. q. ". Tel oompy.
~ Der wsrn As,M. sALsRa Lil.. chi..se
N GILMAN.
Ghtcaeo.
aosKRr McoHBsNET
Chicago.
rR AKcIs sHEaMAt
Chicago
JOSEPH DAKE,
Chicago
sEcKw1TH,
Chicago.
Corey Dwight, chioaesl
JAN NJ Foea.. -
LIP sANssR,
Joliet. Ill
Nv HUDSON,
D,trot, NioA.
sauksr. D.. hoiu.s. o~~
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PROSP ECTUS.

This Company Is established with view to
cheaper Telegraph oorrespondencs 10 the west,
and will locate offices at All points whore the re-
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the AssociA-
tion. 1t Is organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congrem. The shares put At
To-. sum. in order to induce ALL clastes to become
stock holders, and thereby insure its success BY
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. Wsdesrs our shareholders TO be ootu-
po sed Of every business, vocation and calling,
The stock will be apportioned, according TO pop
uletion. TO the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN!
IOWA. INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every sntsrPrising nAp
in these States viii second endeavors. Our
exteasiye correspondence In the States azned war
rant this hope. The people arc enthusiastic fo'
competing line and cheaper prices THEY shALi
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Il Three Million OF Dollars; divided into shares
Of a25 each When SO is paid on each share, n
certificate Of stock for tz5 will be Issued, and no
fur Tier assessments to be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount =. soon the lines are completed.
Instsments from time TO time, for the psy msnt
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for ey the
Direstors ~ the erection Of the lines progrsss.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock 10 distributed the better for
the Company. There Is no individual liability af-
Ter the stock il paid for.
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uooxs = STATIONERY.

HAG FACTORY.
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Uoin, silver Ware.
Il iridg.s. Nos I 4 , Estes House
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o. a. STEAM FITTINGS.
!. 4 g.. Ichrsnr rfrank hnA 2d 4 Atl
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q BftuKos .-....... '.....s'sNos !"
DENTISTRY.
L c Ingersoll...co Third 4 Main, IMP stairsl
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Poc'-ot Books
= ) q Bridges. Nos d Estes Hons
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kHOKUK DIRECTORY,

ATTORnEya.
urowu Fuo~ les .........cor Main Fifth streets.
Collins street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-03-14
To GeASAl~~

nra hassie Is a. sosei.. 90 .sirteg
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iOss 81 masTsiz- I"Ser. !@ipsEAIsn u The
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The Doctor Is eficc,ing more cures than any
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Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
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To COrresnondenfs.

Patients (mnle or fcmale) residing in any
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If thecase be fully and candidly described,
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Dy the use Of
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The most valuable and perfect preparation
in use, for giving the skin beautiful pearl
Xix" tint, that is only found in youth. 1t
quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimpcs,
B!olchcs, Moth Patches. Sallowness. Ernp-
tons, and all impurities of the skin. kindly
healing the same leaving the skin white nnd
sclcar as alabastcr Its use can not be detect
ed by the closest scrutiny, and being n vegeta-
bile preparation is perfectly harmless. 1t is
the only article of the kind used by the
French, and is considered by the Partisan us
Indispensable to a perfect toilet. Upwards OF
$4,000 bottles were sold during the past ye r,
Il sufficient guaranty of its efficacy. Price
only 10 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt of an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS l. Co.. Chemists,
2s5 River St., Troy, n. Y.
April 90, 1867 24:ly