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ENGLAND.

The New Parliament.

The London Times Of November 2S, suggests that
one principal cause Of the general monotony IN the
been the perfect deniteness OF the Object which the
country had present 70 It's mind in eieOting them Y
whose sense honor could trust to keep faithful faith
to their pledge q S one special a national
By reform and It returned many Conspicuous poll
tcians, both In gratitude for past and Id the hope Of
future services The wing patrons Of smal boroughs
their own work, and retained by the OFFER OF secure
seats men Of promise as It's apoogists In the new
% @
this class, though with different object. But nei-
Their the middle class nor the patrons Of boroughs
them anxious to quicken the movement The work.
ing class has reduced s political influence to nullity
By M ~ on se
dates whom NO other GLASS; and not even their own
with any unanimity, would support while its more
The same agencies which have made a CROCHET
infinitely more fatal to q candidates chances than
preference shown for local candidates. The country
had ear Tor the nattering tale OF new liberal
oxford and Cambridge was eager to unfold It felt
It's need OF one definite end, and was inclined to
fde its case to persons who 1t knew would not or
could not exceed Its instructions. The Times regrets
the excessive manifestation OF rather provincial
sentiment Re fault OF the whole that local
ment at some cost OF deprivation OF talents which
might have benefited the nation at large. FlUIN
Postponement Of the Intended Journey Of the
Prince or Walos-Probable Political Compli-
cations. tt w
From the International, of London and Paris,
Nov. ISL
The intended journey Of the Prince OF Wales ap-
pears to have undergone some notifications owing
to the political events that are passing in England
ut the present moment On leaving Paris the Prince
was to proceed to Marseles and embark thence for
Egypt but the Queen has deemed II advisable for
him 10 pass some time at the Court Of Denmark so
that he will be nearer to London should her Majesty
decide upon adopting any serious resolution
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TIE MrssrssrPPr RIvHR RArIEoAD.-The report of
Colonel Mitchell, President OF the Mississippi Rvef
Railroad contains valuable and Interesting nformas
ton by which the people In the river counties q
west tennessee should profit Il runs through the
richest sections OF Shelby Upton, Dyer, Landerdala
and Obion counties. The line OF the road Is the
shortest from Memphis to the system OF railroads In
the Northwest. tbs the parting inkr In the greae
through routes from New Orleans to the Central
states. IL Is the connecting link with the Memphis
and Little Rock road-destined 10 be the main trunk
to the great West beyond Memphis. Can this road
under It's present management, be built2 We think
II can.--AemphiS Avalanche. Dec y.
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POLYNESIA AND THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Smelling Of n Native village In the solomon
Group by the British steamer Blanche
Eight Europeans Murdered and Eaten mt
Hudson's IsinDd-Adventurcs Of n Captain
at ~. Augustine's Isiand-New Guinea.
SYDNEY, Nov. q 1903
The British steamer Blanche has returned from
cruise among the south Sea Islands, where she
Was dsspaicRed lrqR this pet o. TIC 1slh Algust
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RUSSIA.

The Russian Trade In the Baltic Sea.
The Moscow Gazette urges the Russian government
to make the Russian trade In the Baltic Independent
OF the Prussan harbors and railways. 1t IL
humiliation for Russia, 1t says that the principal
channels Of her export trade should be K0nlGsberg
and Meme, and she should take immediate steps for
making narbor ut Libau and connecting that town
with K0vno by tramway. This, in the opin-
ion OF the Moscow Gazette, u also essential for
the security Of the empire, for in case OF q
conflict with Prussia that Power could paralyze its
trade, and even n war broke out between France
and Prussia, Russia being neutral, French fleet
b,ockadng the Prussian ports would do as mu Oh
harm TO the commerce OF Russia as OF Prussia
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Actual State Of the Russiap Army.

The Moscow Gazette, under date Of the 14th ult.,
pubshes the following statistics relative to the pres
ent state Of the Russian army,-The figure OF the
active force ID hxed az 900 infantry 600 cavalry
$4,000 artillery and 1900 engineers in oil s23 900
only $4,000. The force destined to the inland or In
terror service during time OF peace IL 272000 IN time
OF war $40 900 men, besides the irregular troops OF
Cossaoks, which In time OF war ought to number
229, 900 men. Deductng the majority OF the latter
Presenting about 200 coo men TO be divided between
the Caucasus, Siberia and Turkistan, Russia can
still offer 900, 900 against any movement from West
ern Europe.
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All Vessels Arriving at Melbourne from
California to Be Qaarantined.
One Hundred Men and Women Kid.
mapped from Savage Island
by a Queensland SLAYER.
European Seamen Murdered and
Eaten by the Natives Of
Hudson's Island.

BY the arrival OF the steamship Henry Chauncey
from Aspinwanwe have received our correspondence
and files from Australasia and Polynesia.
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DANUBlAN MUNICIPALITIES.
The Opening Of the Roumnnian Chnmbers-
Prince Charles Address.

The Opening Of the Roumaninn Chambers
Prince Charles Address.
The Roumanian Chambers were opened on Friday,
the 27th ult, By Prince Charles In person. In his
speech from the throne his Highness said that the
internal state Of the country and also the relations
with foreign Powers were most satisfactory. The
condition OF the finances also was fourishing, and
the time was now past when constant re-
course to loans was necessary. Within the
last year the system Of roads throughout
the country had made greater advance than
politics HIS Highness said that both the treaty Of
Paris and also the peculiar situation OF the country
made the strictiest neutrality duty which the gov.
eminent would always ftilnl. AS result OF the
good understanding existing at present with foreign
countries, conventions are mentioned which have
been concluded with Austria and Russia. and, as
regards the abolition Of the consular jurisdiction,
negotiations have already been commenced with
Russia to that effect. The Prince also expressed
hope that other Powers would, by the adoption or
similar course OF action, give equal proofs OF their
Charles urged the deputies TO be united and give up
their party dissensiohs.
New Roumaninn Cabinet.
The new Cabinet was definitely formed at b.
charest, November 30, and is composed OF the fol-
lowing members:--
President OF the Council and Minister for Foreign
Afairs--M Demetrus Qhtke .#e.
Minister OF the Interi0r--M Oogalintscheano.
Minister OF Justice-M Br0crsseo.
Minister OF Finances--M Alexander 00lesc0
Minister Of Public wOrship-Papadopulo Call
mach.
Minister Of war-Colonel Duka Nsmeri.
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engineer the navigator, the MINER the road. canal
ana bridge maker must come All that Spain
ca, can supply 10 land and-as we are now promised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
EEW- YORK YACHT CLUE.

ARRIVAL At NEw-EEDFORD-RACE TO-DAY
MR. BENNETrs IGHE TO BE SAILED FOR on
TIE FIRST or OCTOBER.
NFw-BEDr0Ep, aug. l7.-The NcwYork
Yacht Squadron arrlet i,le from Holiness Hole this
afternoon at o'clock. Tie FROM Newport was very
exciting there BENG fresh breeze from the south west
Tie yachts started from Holiness Hole this morning at
o'clock but were bocalmod sc,cral hours by agree
ment the pIlc gwen by Commodore J. G. Bennett
ir is to be sailed for the LIT October, nom the CuD
House of staten Island the STAKE boat of Sandy Hook
and return That the may be more exciting smi'
lar prize is to bo offered for soops That
SewIelford may be disappointed, Captain T. C. Du-
rant has matched his yacht dcriaganst the Eva for
81 900 FOR fOIty mile 10 take place tomorrow
The challenge has been accepted The yachts Phantom
and Palmer have also entered the race on the same
terms SO there VIII Do ocean sweepstakes for $1,000
The remainder Of the feet viii accompany the contest
ants The ladies New Bedford have been invited by
the feet witness the salute OF 81 guns were
fred on the arrival of the squadpn The squadron will
dlshand tomorrow II there is rot at least an eghtnot
breeze the race viii not take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER TO THE UNITED
STATES
LONDON Aug. 17.-Bar0n Won Lederer the recently
appointed Minister of Austria to Washington. and
the members OF the Legation sailed for the United
States on Saturday last on board the steamship
Cuba.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the American Min
lister, who arrived at southampton few days since
in the steamer Baltimore is the object Of much at
tention. He arrived in this city to-day.
MEETING OF THE TORY PARTY.
MIDNIGHT.--A great meeting of the Tory party
was held at the Crystal Palace this evening. Reso-
lutons were adopted expressing in general terms the
determination of the party to firmly support the
Church, the Throne and the Constitution.
THE DISORDERS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Aug. I7.-Late on Saturday afternoon a
coroners inquest was held the body of Mr.. Scully,
who was murdered by his tenants in Tipperary on
that day. After hearing a mass of evidence, the
Jury brought in verdict of murder, but took occa-
sion to deprecate the conduct of Mr.. Scully and
suggested that new and more liberal laws were
needed to prevent a repetition of such scenes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
BRAZIL.
THE DIFFICULTY WITH THE UNITED STATE


THE DIFFICULTY WITH THE UNITED STATES
MINISTER.
IFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Rio JANEIRo, July 81 learn that the United
States Minister has demanded, in connection with tho
refusal Of Gen. Caxas 70 let gunboat Wasp up tho
Paraguay River FOR Mr. Washburn First, ample
apology; second. condemnation OF the conduct OF
Caxas third free license for the Wasp 10 90 up
Failing to comply with any either Of the above, am
led 70 believe that Minister Uiu at demand has
passports The dispatch from him handed ia yestcr-
day to this Government, but their reply deferred tn
after the sailing OF tho English packet Cunousy enough,
people think that the action Of our Minister viii
send mp exchange, because there will be prospect OK
peace much sooner Exchange with rs is firm az IL 10 Ia,
and firmly credit the statement that this Government
Is guaranteeing the banks against loss they may
tain by maintaining the rate Our Minister has just
ceeded in bullying the Brazilian Government ont Ot
$4,000 sterling by threatening to stop relations with
them II they did not ray at once Tor very old claim, AID
this, too without apparently any Instructions from
home Now they offer Mr.. Washbum passage down IN
rOnclad 20 the Wasp, but that Is not sufceHtthe
Wasp must 20 up 20 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

and women struggled through the three outlets to mar
corridor which leads TO the common staircase, ahd
precipitated themselves reclcssly ore another
down the first flight The degree OF pressure nc tie onse
may be judged nom the fact that OF audience 81
nearly IOOi the two galleries scarcely fOebOe a.
Join I'm the scramble The 0er half OF the audience who
were IN the pit would ind comparatively safe egTcss
from separate staircase. From quarter past 10 to IL
o'clock % dead bodies were received ut he lntmary.
large number OF severely injured also taken
to the Infrnary which 10 II were considered
serious that they were for treatment 10 the surgical
wards OF these several set down as dangerous eases
Eight persons after receiving treatment for bruises and
confused wounds were t out Shortly after the acct
deut occurred, aud soon as Information or Jus serious
nature mad had time To spread large and deepycxcitcd
crowd gathered outside OF the IntrDary gats, many 81
whom were women, who, believing that ther ITleLds
might be among the killed. made clam0rOus and Weelcn2
entTeaties to be admitted - the deadhouse bat az 90
midnight II was impossible ~ admit anyone within tue
walls, aud none Of tie bodies had been identified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
ORANGE.

DUEL BETWEEN Nm. JECKER AND ODYSSE BAROT.
In consequence of an article entitled The
EplOguc" which appeared in la Libeie Of Juy 27 and
signed '.Odysse Barot" NJ Jeeker demanded salts
faction from the author by arms, Belgium having
been selected as the place OF meeting The duel took
place at O'Clock the evening OF Aug the skirt
Of the forest OF SOgne and the aYcnue which leads to
Waterloo. The seconds Of N. Bsrot MN. Leon
Cahun and Uric dc Fonvieile; those of NJ
Jecke NM MORN, and SAILOR. They
fought with pistols, the tOmbatants placed az
distance of rs PAGES and at the word given by the see
Onds both fired. NJ. BarOt hit in the region Of the
abdomen, but by singular piece Of luck the bah Was
turned aside by button and afterward found IN the
waistcOat pocket. lie suffered in consequence only "A
severe confusion which Is not likely 10 have any serious
consequences. Owing TO the skill and care Of Dr. fcg-
neaux, NJ Barot was able 70 return 10 PARIS tie ~ e
morning with his friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
.puy GAZETTE

w,,.,xo-ov S Src.u Lieut. u. Rousseau 5h Iun.rv.
has heeu unlrrr duiy AhdeeahP1 b,Ntl & & w. %
i III Istfy ss been orerd 20 rrporrt to Ms"ru.n haie
Of sOnth for sgnmrut a. duty col
Fnnk Flint al nuty has lrrn ORDERED 10 tue rl.liment OF
10 Guty. BT,rt LeutrnantCv.
i,,,,, T,av I,isr Advocate VI the Advisory l'"td at
The Loaa Department hEs b-ep ordered % proceed to
man Hoe SIXTH napiry and Second Lut Johu " IrA, -Four
tent, k,, h,,u accepted by be freint Tie o"sing
1871 ui Of the have htrn mustered cat aBi
hoii ON .eeoaut their eiug longer rrayi'
~, Tbu. H. GariEer Brrse Lieutenant oL w
r. IIol, and Brryr Lieut. p Woott The Se.ra ai war has
~ nu ~. t,u James Tutieu. Assistant Inspector Gea-
80 y, % -, sas,.,, Maine make full Investigation VI The
caus OF ae hTu a the keuhe"'' "N'""L
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

CoSSTANTINoPLE, Aug. T-Admiral Farragut ac-
companied by Mr.. Morris the Minister of the United
States. had an interview with the Sultan last week.
at which, after the interchange OF compliments and
good wishes His Majesty informed the Admiral that
the flagship Franklin would be permitted TO pass
through the Dardanelles to COnstantinople should
the Admiral desire. Gen. lgnatief, the Russian
ambassador at Constantinope last week entertained
Admiral Fauaglt and the officers of his fleet at
grand banquet, given at the Russian legation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

TIE VERY LATEST SHIP NEws.-After our
eighth page had gone to the stereotypers ihS morning
we received reports Of the arrival OF the steamship mary
Sanford from Wilmington ~ Z, inc shI' purn'n' "on
N,,i,,a the bris Excelsior. from Bermuda, aud the
schoouers C. and ~ Rogers, from Norfolk and The d.
Hall, from Virginia.
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pR BuRLrxGAME's vlsIrro HIS PARENTS.

CHICAGO, Aug. t1-MiniScr Burlingame has
been ON "A VISIT to his parents, Who reside near Dunton.
near this city ON Friday evening he made IN address
10 the people of tho village relative 10 his mission aud to
tho future OF the Celestia lie expects an immense I'M
migration Of Chinese to this country when the Paclhc
Railroad shall be finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
TILE oRpEH OF RED MEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l7.-The order of the
Red Men numbering about 1900, made an imposing pro
cessuI this morning. on tie way 10 "a pc-hic AT ASH
iugtu Retreat including delcgatots from eghl states
ud the Grand Lodges OF the United states Peunsy
vanla Tomorrow they dedicate their new hall at Iird
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
TEACHERS NATIONAL CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE leacheis Natohai
Convention met the Capitol this morning. Many dele
gates and spectators present the session was de-
voted to the consideration OF the question o Naoha SUI
ntriuiendent Associations, aud various other questions
of Interest were discussed. The Hon. MI Barnard WHO
was expected 10 address the meeting ala not appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
GERMANY.

TIE NORTH POLE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE yacht Germania which left
Bergen. Norway, on an exploring expedition to the
North Pole was seen on the ed of Jnne in latitude
~. sac was steering due North. The was clear
ot ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
ANOTHER FESIAN ALARM IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, Aug. 17.-Nague rumOrs prevail mere
Of the assembling of large force OF fenHns IN the elg
borhood of Ogdensburgh. The men Belonging 10 Tue
Rifle Brigade at rifle practice near Chelsea nave Deeh
called u Orders have been issued 10 the military TO he
on the alert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
REMOVAL OF THE COLLECTOR OF RICHMOND,

RIcuMoND. Aug. 1a-Mr j. NJ. Humphreys,
Co.ctnr al hi, mort and member ~ the CITY Council,
Was rsloye, from the latter position by military author
ity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
NEW COTTON IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. IA bale of new cotton
was received today from Washington Co., Mississippi
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THE REaIsRnrIA~

49, 49, I 45l. (. -
We republish the Registry Law passed 3,
the last session Of the Legislature. Cut III,
ont and save il. Post yourself also a. to il.
provisions, and see 70 It that in every pre-
cinct the voters are registered:
cAAPTxR III.
An ACT for the registsy Of electors snd 10 nre.
vent fraudulent voting.
SECTION l. BE II enacted b. the Grv,r>i l..
sep5iye II tA< State Of Io~a, That it shall b. tho
duty OF the township assessor At every annual a.
sessment to record in separafe book of suitable
SIZE, to be provided BY tho Board Of Supervisors
81 the county, the full mama and place Of resi-
aenee oAsvery resident voter In the township who
to the next general election. Sid list pronrr,v
certified shall be delivered % the cls,i
on Or before the 1st day Of Jsy in each year afrr
the year A. D. 1883. Pill 's'''-'Tr
SEC. :. The township II astees. and clerk .h.,,
constitute board Of registry for their respective
nuaIly It the office Of ths tdWnsliJ tlerk q Is.
nrssAsodav 10 6epssnSer, ~ ss4neha Il. for
ne purpose IF 'makiaG-a liza IT II esanfea slec-
tots " their respective swnshipa Thia ~ ehAl
- called and Aansn - NE ,seeisAen & el..A;,.
&C. o. Tbs rseisteR of slessiens ahsR I'd Min
.ne nanss J. fsA asphasstisalk assss1sa, e
column tho sAlns atslull bAatA. i.s,i ans.~csS.s
column opposite In si,ias - iuspporoee1 ., s
!AKes, residan0s y gaunhes.1k AweafiaG, iftAeee
se . n4rnber. ana tAAsane offthS snssf a eti1er
aoca:ion Of the aweAiAG; 9laos nj sssApseon !.
me rseistsr sha1l - nAae fssn NJ assaslbysilbt
and from tho poll books II the4satpssvious sase-
,on said register aAallsbs lspt - u eto~usAip
s'elA, VINO shaal, within t~odays after ~ I'D
loninnens Of the bsard. ossse1 a6rti6sd copy Of
ssld register 70 b posted ~ in . conspicuous
place n ms emee, which shall b scssss kae 70 anv
aIecsor Of the tosnsAiP who ~ desire t. naia.
e.o. 4. The board iofs rsiskt ..haA hoaS i
$500 . sns piss whsss ~ 3est xnetal sl1s-
non Was held, or II ffea any 0ms, - u.nnot = |
asd = ssch PlAes, tAen 81 sens pisssto IS disirs
na.ed ny notice published il - ltase % ,uoesr
pI,n.eA U NJ sesnshi Or ppstsl in Il least three
PLAess thersih. ~ tle- 1ussdsy Dsscndlae
hall FpvipS pyue md ccVaplsts ths reeistsI II
aect,seee eAd eAay Ahsg Asaf any .svidenes the.
nay b brought before 6sa 10 - 49, = e.sh
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REPUBLICAN, .EErrsGs.

aenator HARLAN and Hon. HIRAM ecHorIxIp, RepubH-
can candidate for District Eector for the First District
will speak At the following times and pisces:
Burlington, sAfrrdsy. Argr.t nth Al p M
Wspslio, "Wednesday, August 18th,
Washington, Friday August 2lst,
Fairfield, ay,August 22d, .
bentonrport Wednesday, Aug 10th,
Bloomfield, Friday, August 2sth,
At junction bstwssn Keskuk and Fort Madison
Wednesday, aeptemher ID, Af2 p.
V--- -~~~tAt 'Ate
arrangements, and convey the speakers from point to
point Rpubhcan papers throughout the District psase
eopy. fETtR MgLRNDY, Chairman
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Paps of both potIcsApsres In the several eount,e,
requested to publish this notice. and local commit
tees requested 10 make the necessary arrangements
The ceilings will be indoors whenever suitable hal
or building be obtained
D. D. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Oen. Com.
D. McOAR, Chairman
Dem Central Com.
July II. 1858.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Cs5 Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PENIS ylpania
write
Philadelphia March 16, 1867.
II And Hoohand's - German Bitters is =
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the dis es-
tive organs, snd OF - - great benz ft in cases
OF debility and wanto pervons acton in the system.
Yours truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPsO ON.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Rnn,yfrania
Philadelphia April ", 1866.
u consider eHoofapd's GermAn BitteIs'a paiudbfe
medicine In Ct attacks of Indigestion Dyspepsia.
can certify this from M experience OF it
Yours, with respect,
From Rev. JOS. Fl. KENNARD, ID. D.,
Fnstr of the Tsah Bp1tist thureh, Philadelphia
qnested connect my name with recomm. ndafons OF
different kinds Of medicines but regarding practice
90 out OF my sppropfi sphere, have in
all cases declined, but with clear proof in
family. Of the usefulness of Dr. Hoonands German
Btters, depart for once from my usual to
press my f conviction that for gsnsra debifty Of the
syaem, and esTscidHy for Ltrer Complaint 1t sats
and rdud6is preparation In some it may fail but
usually doubt not it win be very b.nthc to those
who suffer from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
j. H RENsAaD.
Eighth below Coates st
From Rev. +. D. FENDaLL.
Assfsant kditor nristidn Chronicle Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the of Hpof-
lAnds 0eran Biters and feel my privilege 10 recon-
fering from COR eral debility from dis
from arrangement Of the liver.
Yours, truly,
SD. FESDAlL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19
POLITICAL MEETINGS

Hon. Thomas W. Casett, Democratic candidate for
Congress, and Hon. George ". McCrary. Republican
candidate for Congress- will meet in Joint discussion 1t
the following times and places:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

This splendid Hair Dye h the hest In the wori; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable rstan
nsous disappointment; ridiculous tints remedies
be effects Of bad dyes; invigoratss and lesses the
Hair soft and beautiful, black or troon Sold by al
Drut ssts and Perfumers and properly applied at Batch
slor'i Wig Factory. No Is Bond street, New York
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Watches and JeweIry.

II. MILLER corner Kandoipn ana c1srk streets
"a Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer IN
Watches, Jeveiry, Silver snd Plated Ware. Agency Of
thaNAttonaI watch Co.
mArcha2-deodlv