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cnRNMEAL-o 100 = :: :. ~. . IN n.
nrrrvrrAr FLoun-&40q TO $o.." ~ = :,
lot. s na;es. s.pss Il. l. lse
pnr,,ry-Dssssed. mons onered.
sosenunt-50 to 100 per gallon.
pnrAroxt-se 70 81 Us y busnei.
Ox,oss--$1.50 TO ZOO. .s,s.
I.sn9c,ty cored l4sc per b. Country cured ioe
TO l4c perlb.
BarawAx-aato BIO per ID.
TALLov--In bbis, l0lc; iooss w per w.
FsArasRs-Prims SOC 70 600 per ID
R1es-Cotton, Sc per h.
VIZ, HrAxs-Common to good 70 S2 scs.oe.
c.r.sr-Good country ID TO lac FACTORY i. -
B...-Scarce and in demand; wnolesaie - -
per 100 lbs. 800
p,r,,.--3resn Apples s. SO to ~ W per oar
rel. Choice Dried Apples 70 W Pef ~
Dried Peaches, 12c. =. an
srrps-Timothy 81 GO 70 -. Clover - W.
o,.-ro.i oil 45c. Linseed, raw 81 50, boiled
81 10. Lard, 81 40 to l 20. fsa - w
to 81 10. :. IN $50,
Ivr sToox-Beef Cattle 81 90 to - ~ gross
Hoys. rood lots, - to IS Is groas. shesp
S. 50 to 81 90 per head. Veal caves
from - 90 to So 90 -, 70.
R.car-(,ity cured hams lie, shoulders ~, ,a,'
clear sides I5c. Country cured hams ~
10 lie; shoulders to Zoe; sides II 70 i4ae
poax-Mess % so TO 424 pc. Dbl.
tyon,-Tub washed 30 to 4oc.; deees DO Ih'
asa 8oc; unwashed, IS to zoe. m .o.e.
H.Y-Timothy in active demand At from eo y,
to sll 90 per ton. Prairie 20 w 70 % "
Woop-45 50 To SO 50 per cord.accoraihgto qaai
i.v, in good demand. -, IA,
U,nxs-6rern. Sc; do cured Zoe; dry hint I've
do salt Ice per ID.
sAtr-Lake s. 20 To - 90. j,
a,.ss-sxi0 50 50. Rates discounted y 70 =
per cent
NAus-S5 50 rates
BAs IRoS--5c, ra;es.
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s.eg3a Notice.

To- Nee ary aitainiatrator 0f The stiste OF
Enater, decreased, stot ktaan, Ctag, d.vs.e q
Craig, Emma knsssr. widow. snd Hannah Easter
daughter aud minnr heir of y Efs:er, d C. q ed
NoU sud each Of yon hsre.,y notified that there
4. nov on E;- ia tbs Ci1ss 0ice of the D strict
Court Of Les County Iowa IT hssou petition OF
Brnianin Hagefnsa. ad finfst htor CT ttn ests, IL
James Yale, decsisei, Claiming from 4 y Irary. 81
ninstsstor Of the estate OF EDst-r d-ces-si, t4s
sam of -Four Thousand Dollars, o. MONEY justly dug
on poissory note sn BY the ssid knstsr 10 the sai
Janss ale, aud agius all Of you decree for the fore
closure o. mortgage 5ns following described real
estate, to-sit The west hsf OF lot eleven Ut bot
sxty-hve i5 IN the City at Eeknk. Lee County iowa.
said mcr'gag given BY said Ens,er said
ssid note aud mortgage dasi the 1,h of December 1861
fca sHlo.s yon APPEAR thereto and defend before u,
Of the second day 81 the Of tho SAID nsrf
Court Al Fg hadis1 soIk- neug on tho third MONDAY
OF May, 1858, judgment aud decfes III as.a.i. WILL s
rendered against You therton
RANKIN 4 MeCRARY
mchis fPHs Attorneys,
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OBITUARY

REID Died at his rasidenee ChArlesttu 10 this
county the i8th inst st Is minutes past 10 leak
alter snort insss, JANIS Ran. In the s5th year
Of his age.
rhs subject this notice. the f4,hcr Of General Hugh
T. Reid and Col J. ". Reid of thi, city native OF
Abhsve District s,uth Csroiins AID was OF Scotch
Irish dsseen.
HE father. Hng Reid was ono ofaMarsous Mem
In the American geraiuticp and fought at the battle Of
Kings noaaten and ether scgag nts, and made
Co rel before the close OF the His married
Miss Anna Thon also Of tho Distrs~t tmiers
ted to Indiana. then territory and opened farm In
the wilderness, nid many ptisatons, the lives Of the
early settles being in constant peril from the Indians
the Of he participated In tbs dsfsuse Of tbs
frontier He has besn married for the third fise his
6r sife tying thistysx pears age to-day. his second
wife died vi haut iaus aud his third still survives him.
In 1916 he soil his far and removable this
IT, which I'D resided the day Of his death just
tvsnty-shree years
He q an active Temperament with an Iron const
tuton, and seriously M till within the last two
ysars and retained his mental fncalt to the last.
pions member Of tbs Presbytsias Church. he died
., he bad always lived. true TO the ath II his thsrs
With : genial Temperament, he . nan of decided
eaasaets and to the rietest integrity he ID led gtns
rosiiy asa tolerance to~s,ds ali zen.
Ever ready TO sncc,r the poor sad unfSftanats, b.
gave without ostsnfaiou TO ths sztsnt Of his ability He
sosgat aad aiuays psrsstsutiy rsfsssd publie
eness.
An old vesgfne three years and tan long
= than few i've. The Of his fs b set
rsvsr In ps CO. AID the sssyays Of ~ lingering t~i
Mt csed 10 hs hight Of DEATH aaA he Of hoss
vho loved him With tbs lord snaeaxnsass Of kirdred
asctiOa revoke the decree which ninxles hs IN
asinASs casy Nth iss netAsy sast.
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Legal Notice.

To John Best BaIiamin Ess', Richard Best Henry
81, 2schsrish Best Daniel Best, sse I,st D nsiIs
kcss and John Ross her husband, John Ros. in bis
own right. Priscilla Asst (minorl Nathaniel Hest fms.
nor), samuoi Best and jacob maioy.
Vou aud sas Of yor her by mott ed that thsre Ia
Oh file IL; the Clerks oes OF the district Curt
Of Lss oonntr, Iowa, at Fort Madison a pe,itan Of
sarah Jane HE and John Wyllie her husband claim
Ing sganat all OF you the partition OF the folio ~ de-
scrb.d real estste srats IN Lee Go fcva Wit The
az Sec 81. Tp 60 e. the Or See 70 es O. and
elsim'ng sgainst the sid John Rest ~ se reouing
him 10 count for aud pront. rec I'd frr, saS
and In OF dsf4nlt agsiust said John
Bsst in the sufn Of $s3 g.. 100
Now unless ron appear thereto and defend before noon
Of the second day OF the next said District Court
At Fort tlsdisep, commencing the third Monday In
Nay 1865 iudgneat VII be rendered against on there
On by default RANKIN = MccRARY
mch}S Attiys for PLAINTIFF
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Legal Notice.

To B Fleak, J,hn Te,is. revis Scott Teyis Long
Byrnf. Geo RArtlstt Co.. Williams, VI q Kyle, Y
HinsdAle.
VoU each hereby notified that there Ia nov on ala
Co Keokuk, petition In equity snmner steb-
hinr claiming sgainrt decres qne,ng In him the
title 70 the " sery forty feet OF och ss CITY Of
Ktoi sk Co Of Les and sssts OF Iowa. ard correcting
srndry and mstsks in certain anees and
quistng said ls against certain pretended judxusu,
lieps.
Aad unis Jon sppeAr thereto and defend bstss noon
OF the cay OF ssif Court to con-.
Rece the third Monday In MAJ 1861 decres viii b.
rendered sgsnst Jon thereon BY default
RANKIN 4 McCRARY,
moha8 Astys for Ptaintf
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Legal Notice.

Z, Rnfis Hui bard. sursHtrig obligos Martha Tnt
bird rsi HaAtSb. (hat 9serly PsHnirgtoAt ridow
u Rpn,ain Peruihror. eec1s q snd George H.niflt
husband. Kitty ARR cooq b @ido<, ard wm
COMBS and Mari. rooafs, heirs Ut Aadftv toomts
deceased W Cfask U.fasI 3trasy A C glsresy ard
y r psnsfn xtor ftebs Stewart and II Stewart h. r
husband Gtis4 II PENNINGTON, AlLYrt y F.nfin2tau
aud Garrett Penning:o hei;s :; Ia of phr4 Pet-
niag'ou dc So d.
NoB es-h hereby notified hat there is 90 fIe
IN n cifi-g OF cltsk II btstfict G5urt u
Ire County iuss. ~ Mgsiys ttien Of II .anin
Hsgersn a4n,irsiraio tls sstse of James fai.
dseeasrt 44niae II veg, The sAid kHHs iusbard
wing ossnr, the ~ nl'ie bqfiS.rai dosra
ard ID ST III. ~ pes per ~
nun from TIE lain dsy al MAy. ISL money
Of ths irvach t eos.naais Of warrsnis
tanned in ie.d exeeutedau that lay w said gu.u
Hu, bard aaa hi. Wifi. eld hraini Pennington tnnT
dec Esstg apd bis VIII, 70 jams fss. convey tnk 95
- 20 aefrs. being part OF tho o. 5gc e IT, s.,
L s ~e.t, ii L.. CouEty, Iowa Aai ssn PRAYING ~
ell soT the Foreclosure Of utartFsge
It'd by The sid Hubbard and ~ifn -aa this penniRg
wife, upon lhs lotts half II q, ~ g. mar n
Range s. ~ea, in Lee Geabty. Iowa sra Eiyeu
Yale snst damages grosng 81 tho allure u
the sioIe-~td GOV panfs Of Ya;FsEty.
Unies- 5os arp III, rsto aLi Defend before u
the - tn aeat Of sat Di-trirt Coert
to b eo11mal tho third Ialti4s IN May fsiaS
decree vii br Rendered. szatst ,ht+f ~ detAels
RANKIN AsCRsRy,
AsciAs Any. for p.a.nfin
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STATE NEWS.

A belligerent wife knock Ell her drunken
lord down at Dubuque, the other day, and her
dutiful son then stabbed his pa with dirk
knife.
The Oltumwa Mercury has suspended.
BERNARD Macarthur struck l.. s. Barker
with cane at Ottumwa, day before yester-
day, and paid thirteen dollars for the luxury.
Adkins, Of Ottumws, knocked down and
brually beat an old man named Wells at
Otsumwa yesterday. So says the Courier.
"A frame house belonging to Charles
Baughn, Council Bluffs, vas destroyed by
fire last Saturday.
Il. D. Ingersoll is to lecture a. Council
Bluffs.
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The LEcTuRE.-There was not nearly the
number there should have been out to hear
the lecture of Miss Clara Barton, last even
ing. II was fine lecture, but We must defer
its appropriate notice.
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THE Davenport Democrat saya: "The Ben
Campbell left for Keokuk this morning 1t
ten o'clock, taking along the witnesses and
parties Interested in the liquor case that
comes to trial, at that place, this week
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NsW Fors market
BY Telegraph kEw feHa. Asrca Is
Cotton sLad. DINA y !. for ta!ililng
Fioar-Deli; shade ossr f,f good sraies
WHEAT /, buyer favor.
Rye-st ,adS.
o.is-n Ill and savv Al IS "a set'erp in store.
cornq list AMI j! ooa AZ 81 4 y FOR Low mixed
western 70 Jaf.
ns.. PORK. ., quiet sud ii ad, {, e1es Tor "a
$2i &c for
Bet ~ ard N.
Gu. Meats Wi.ho Il &c - ehaase.
Iar2-tittis nrtaer; Is lfale.
Bacon stss y; 70 ( r catabet land cot
Ree-osiot.
CO fue- firm, rot ,ive.
sssar-ferJ actise; caba IS az,
Moissses-ssesy }; c.a, 81.
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oua friend yencill, of the house of Ven
Gill, Jones & Co., has just returned from the
East. His labors there viii be made appa-
rent here immediately by the coming of
large and handsome stock of goods for the
sprine trade
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Sheriff Lee county, Iowa.

The Camp Point Enterprise, published
over the border, has so little the fear and dig
nifty Of this corporation before his eyes as to
the city is SO bad that the man who puts ii
out has to carry lantern to end the lamp
posts. That must be Keokuk unless there
has been recent improvement in its gas ar
rangementsn
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The NEw YORK Sus.-Attention is invi-
ted to the advertisement Of The Sun newspa.
per in to-day's paper. The San is the ne'es-
lest and most enterprising, as it is The cheapest
of all the New York papers. div 1t
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Literary Nos.e.s.

NotiCsu.
The AAFRicAS Journal OF HoRrIcULruRE
AND FLoRIsrs COMPANION for March has ar
ticles on Raspberries; The Fuchsia;. Wha.
Pears shall Plant The Double Towering
Peach; Mount Vernon Pear; E..rly Rose Po-
tato; Effects Of Climate and Soil on the
Roots Of Trees; Propagation of Grape Vines
from Green Wood Lawns; Morrison q Red
Apple; Forcing Strawberries; Zonale Gera-
NUNS, and eopious Notes aud Gleanipes,
This is at the head Of publications of the
kind it is model Of mechanical beauty,
and is finely conducted. Published by Til.on
/ Co., Boston.
EVERY SATURDAY for March 2lst contains
the continuation Of that very interesting sto-
~, Foul Play; Why we Stopped the Joan of
Arc, Notes from an Old Maids Diary !;
Dore's New Pictures; Good Matches; A
Railway Colony; A Garibaldian Account of
Montana The Follies of Travel: Literary
Veal; Foreign Notes. Those wishing excel.
lent reading and cheap repertory Of choice
English literature, should take Every Sat-
urday." Published BY Ticknor 4 Fields,
Boston,
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WAsTED TO REsT.-A house with six or
seven rooms. Address, stating terms, &C.,
for three days, P. o. Drawer IS, keokuk.
mar-l8-3t
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CITY NEWS.

DIR. v. Caesar, Of Bonaparte, and 10
seph Clark, Esq. OF this county. reported at
our sanctum yesterday.
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GAgDlSER's RnEuaATIc CoApouSD.-l is
one Of the greatest blood purifiers in the
known world 1t eradicates all impurities
OF the blood from the whole system.
Ian25. tues wtm
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ArrIy,l, and D,parurts q Keokak Paskstl,

ROB ROT, Arrives ON Wednesday and Sstur-
day, 1t . o'clock p. n, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursday, 1t o'clock .. m.
ANDY J0RNs0N, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, It 8 o'clock P. M, and Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, at an.
lucy DnRFRAu1, Arrives on Monday and
Friday, At s .. M, end Departs on Wednesday
and SATURDAY., u .. m.
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SHERIFF SALE-One span of team horses,
double harness and new two horse wagon,
will be sold at Sheriff So lie on Thursday, the
18th day of March, 1868. at 2 o'clock p. m,
a, the Court House, city Of Keokuk.
j. A. BIsHoP
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chicago Live steen market.
By Telegraph la'aAs' IA ~ -
Ii,xs-Receip.s 1920 A1kst enbnnis eoh ahl
Dropping under hets, reepts sales sio~ at - 'oi
c,mr,op 50 for good sssh iot', ALL lev ehees
hogs sold All By
c.,,is- peeeipt,li91. MIkst fitn under good ship
ping demand: All aross averaging - sSa OF =
other smiles made a. fsfn4r qHosaiieus.
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To Jno IL. Craig, Geo. +. Bartlett, no. Giyin, @.
Fuller, K. F. Bower, Alex. Collier. and NJ ".
Wes.eott:
GENTLEMEN In reply TO your very ha.ter-
Ing request. that would give to the public q
Musical Rehearsal By the class of pupils whom
| have had the honor to instruct, it gives me
lend their aid upon such an occasion and
that an entertainment OF the kind invited by
your partiality will be given on the evening
Of Thursday, the 26th inst.
The place of performance will be duly an
nounced. Very respectfully,
C.,,, rpa
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MAGNOLIA WArxR i deliehtfnl toilet a.
ticls-superior to Cclogss ard q half shs
eos& meAlOsodAN8
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We are we'll scqusiated with John Thomas farmer ard
stock raiser Of BRaceck easu,y ILL., and have 10 hest
taucs 10 saying that the Git Enerprse kno as the
Great illinois Flock Asocissionts 4;tt CONCERT
owned ard managed by Nj Thomas viii be CONDUCTED
fairly. honestly and ira par tally.
Es-tlev. John Wood: Gen. ] " Sing eton. Hen q G
Skinner. U. Panaeli, c.ssr first Haiiana, Rank,
Woodruff, Panksr; Nswton Ftssg, Assistant Treas
orsr Quincy Bridge Company: A. ]. y. Prev st. Pork
Packer; James Rswiin.. Pork Pack er: W. r. Reeman
D Manson. Asst snp't @. n. ! Q. r. r; Vim Harvey.
Asst SUIT W. R'y, Quin,y, II.
G. ". Mead, Gen'1 sup't H. ST. Jo r. Hannibal
Mo; D. Davis, Banker, Canton Mo; Capt g. Lse Pal.
myr. No.; ". keenan,, Lire Stock Broker, Union
stocr Yards Chicago John Compt.n Pork Packer An.
KustA, III Jacob fhcmas. FARMER and ftock Dealer
Knor county, Mo-. DR. loci Earrah, Ysrner and stock
Dealer, eoatburs, Ill YIN. u. Dexter Farmer Augusta
H. or to any we'll known citizen Of Augusta or ouirry
JOHN THOMAS, Proprietor.
O. 8 NICHOLS General Ticket Aeeat
y Pestonee address, eainny. Adams Co, Illinois.
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Notice In BANKRUPTCY.

District coert Of the untsd etatsa for tbs District Of
Io.A. T. Bankruptcy. In the matter Of a. D. shack
clifford, Baskrupt.
IA Cosrt, asApst the estate 81 81 B. sha1 kelsrd o,
the County Of nAisan and Stats Of Iowa In said Ds
nict, atiud&sd bankrupt upon ths petition Of HE
creditors aud Tho Of sny debts and the ey-
cfsnv property becnsing 70 said bankrupt 10 him Of
y hs nss and the transier Of any b. hin
Bankrupt 70 prove their debs and sAosss one Or
aasixness Of his estate viii be held Court Of RAnk
suptry t BE baldsn AZ Keokuk In said District On the
eas q The Registers II B.Isrnptcy. q .aid Dstret
q ~. CLARK.
msk1o-9uTus Us. Marshal for sssd District
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The TALUE or ADVERTISING. The sale of
. valuable article is always dependent on the
extent 10 which it is known, and the most
brilliant examples Of success in business are
those afforded by men who have taken advan-
tage Of this fact We were forcibly struck
with this truth day or two since, on hearing
Of the present immense and increasing sale
of standard article, which for nearly twenty
years has been known aud esteemed only by
few. A gentleman acquainted with its
merits, convinced that to secure widely.
extended patronage, and at the same time to
confer benefits On Suffering humanity, il only
need to be known, secured an interest in the
article some eighteen months ago, and adver>
tised it in number Of papers and pefiodi-
calls. The result was beyond his most sam
gnine expectations. Whoever read, bought
and, what was better, whoever bought ae
knowledgad the excellence oErhe article and
warmly recommended it to their friends. A
good thing. once fairly set afoat, thus IN
ereases its own reputation, From trade Of
few hundr, dollars month in 1866, the
business has increased, till now the Gales
reach over 100000 year, and are steadily
increasing; and the amount paid for adyer-
Using in some Z 900 Of the best newspapers,
magazines, and periodicals throughout the
country, reaches nearly half that sum. The
article referred TO is g Turner's Tic Doulonr-
eaux or Universal Neuralgia Pill. Boston
Irarefer.
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St. Louis marnes.

St. Lonts maF1eG.
By Telegraph b. Louh' MARCH
Rlour-Aetiye for medium grades, which arr 2'.s'o'
hi CHER.
whsat-un hanged; spring cod si - % SH.
Co-n--Uachauged
oat.-Qaiet aui unchanged.
Barley Scarce aud higher.
Rye Uochanssd
Prosisisn- Better feeling ra,t Sc 'saa,.
Raeon-eisrr sits, hrnsr II sl.I.; shoulders los
GIL.
Lard-vsry little Offering, choice held a, ~
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Ani ether fne tracts Yaired at from e25o I
SIS, 900. The renAlhiGg PsIste { 5us.sio
Fine RIoosled Stock,
Fine ParIor Furniture,
Splendid Pianos,
Knitting Machines,
ssuipg Machines,
DC. s4c.. 40,

Ranging In sa'us from 500 10 $1,000.
The name Of each ,cke holder his post flee address
and number his itch faithfully kept at the
std one, on Main street, Quincy III door
Fourth street, north side.
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Toledo Market.
By reiegrats Tsisbo march g
Whes.--paa salss u whits Michigan At y IS amber
sasl,z
Corn-Duil h I'D a. o., With 81 lid.
oa,s--Duli, sale Of NJ ! a, CO.
Rys-Qgitt
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nav YORK n onsy MARKET.
ny Tslsgraphi MN YoRK. u ,reh Is.
Gold Lower, closed at assssH
stock Market.
ny Telegraph EKs Yoax. March 49,
Government stocks shade better, closing steady Cou-
pons OF 1884 1907 az; do d2 lis9t4: do "a 1o7 u
OK; do IS 1917. 81: do lo5;sos< do III 1857
a7ss: 10 400 loas4 S1o2: 5s,s Ioss4@e.
Railroad mark heavy aud lower at 10 ociosk Bos,G
but hsequsntiy the market adv Anoe and
WI s3lG sYC I.oZ: EIie esISaA do pid 70
reading s2ax. Wabash s55sSss, Ill cIst. Il astss
" 611la e5, pfI 731sSk.
New Orleans MarAst.
BY Telegraph. Nsv oRtriss. Mach Is
Cotton Quiet AM. fru uiid3ing 2t4
EusarNo receipts q Louisiana; fully fair prime AZ
Clio.
Vi 1iasss = 65I s. fer reboiied.
fiolr-Sx and grsaes below scare. market nrui;
psrane TO al XIX $40 e.; ehpiee 81. l2nsis.
Corn-In request at
Ga,s-rrm at .sd.S.
Bacon -shou.ders 81 hams tui and lover shoulders
iols; clear sides Az.
Pork-Eomiua's f2t Ea9.s-
IArd-firm; tisrees lbls; KEY q.
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Ii grand, steadlast. legal, Republican Low q
were at all doubtful, politically; if there
we're any question as to her giving an over.
wheIming Republican majority this fall, We
should urge our State Central Committee tc
take immediate steps TO make sure that Hen.
~ Clay Dean should stump the State in the
coming canvas. He has been so successful
in New Hampshire, that if he would canva,
Iowa for the Democratic ticket, our majority
in the State would be something near a hun.
dred thousand, probably. We don't need
him, however. And We urge the Republicans
in any district or State at all doubtful, to Sc,
cure Dean by all means.
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SAD CASE or DRowxlSG.-O Yesterday,
Mrs. Blackmore, who resides in Hamilton,
came to our city, in company with her son, q
lad nine years Of age, for the purpose Of max.
ing some purchases, among which was suit
Of clothes for the latter. She proceeded to
transact her business, and then returned to
abe ferry landing. As the boat was on the
opposite side, she was compelled TO wait a
short time. She was seated in the house,
shile her boy amused himself on the outside.
Suddenly there was splash in the water, an
i was soon discovered that the boy had, in
sos.e Inacconntable manner, fallen from the
dock at the south end. He struggled eagerly
TO reach the shore, but the waves we're hiph,
and he was soon swallowed up. few fee>
Bile efforts were made to save him by pushing
pieces OF timber toward him, but they proved
unavailing.
Search was at once made for the body by
means of hooks, but it was unsuccessful, and
was finally given up. The current has proba-
bly, carried him beyond recovery. The mex,
boat from The opposite side brought the father
OF the boy, who took the almost distracted
mother TO her home. She could hardly be
rsconciled to so without her son.
=. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that the body was recovered later in the
evening
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-11-26

The past month has been extraordinary
for earthquakes, storms, floods, whirwinds
and violent phenomenon in the natural
world. The Adventist regard these signs
and wonders, as heralding the end of sub
lunary things, in accordance with scriptur-
al prophecy. About the middle of Octob-
er last, there were earthquakes in the
East Indies, and the tidal waves swept
over great districts of country, to the
destrution of life and property. A few
days later and the Pacific coast of South
America, was rocked and heaved by earth
quake, and whole cities and towns were
lnvolyedinruin accompanied with immense
loss OF life. Later still the city of San
Francisco was shaken by the hidden forces
beneath its foundations. In Canada, Eng
land and Germany earthquake shocks
have startled the usual repose of the in
habitants Mexico has recently expert
enced violent action of earthquakes. The
seas too, have been unusually troubled; the
waters OF the Baltic have been lifted up
beyond precedent, and then suddenly de-
pressed Storms and tempests have pre-
vailed on ocean and on lakes. And to
crown all thissublime panorama, Vesuvious
has lately burst out afresh in volumes of
fire and burning lava, lighting up the
heavens with unsurpassipg grandeur.
These gigantic CONFUSION of nature furn-
ish abundant theme for scientific specula-
ton, aside from what is insisted by some
that they ere the fulflments of prophecy