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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITEp STATES PATgET ,oIIIcH,

AbhIkufOEs July 10, lbod.
On tho petition OF SAMUEL VAE SYOKRi, Oh Titus.
vile, Penn; praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 3lst day Of October, 1854, and
Teissued the 9th day Of June 1885, for an Improve
ment In Crate Bars, for seven wears from the ex-
pirAtiOn Of said patent, which takes place on the
Slst day Of October, 1868:
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
October next; At y OslSoE m and all persons are
haye.-Why said petition ought not to be grained
Persons opposing the extension are niTed TO hIe
In the Patent once their objections specially aet
forth IN writing, At least tl0entv days before me
day hearing all testimony nled by either party,
70 DO used a. the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of lhe
once, which VIII be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be died In the Office hOsniv days be.
lore ne day OF hearinBi the arguments, II any.
with ten dSys after hling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this nece be published In the
KBPuBLICAE and the IntsIlipsncsr, Washington.
D. g., and in the Post, Pittsburgh, Penn. once
week Tor three successive weeks the hrst OF said
publications to be ut least sixty days previous o.
the day Of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
iyO'MSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

STATES.
Whereas by IN act of Congress entitled IAN
act to admit the States OF North Carolina
Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida to
representation In Congress, passed on the
twenty.hfth day OF June, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight, 1t 10 declared that It
is made the duty OF the President, within ten
days after receiving Official information OF the
ratification by the Legislature OF either OF
said States of a proposed amendment to the
Constitution known as article fourteen, to
issue proclamation announcing that fact;
And whereas a paper was received at the
Department of State on the seventeenth day
Of July, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, which paper, bearing date Of the ninth
day Of July, one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-eight, purports to be n resolution of the
Senate and House of Representatives of the
State OF Louisiana In General Assembly con-
vened, ratifying the Aforesaid amendment,
and Is attcsted by the signature OF George Z
Boree as Secretary Of State, under seal pur.
porting to be the seal of the State of Louisiana,
Now, therefore, be 1t known that l, Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States of
America, in compliance with and execution of
the act OF Congress before mentioned, do issue
this, my proclamation, announcing the fact OF
the ratification OF said amendment by the Le-
gislaturc of the State OF Louisiana, in the
manner hereinbefore set forth.
In testimony whereof have signed these
presents with my hand, and have caused the
seal of tho United states to be hereto atixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this eigh.
teenth day of July, In the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight
lsEAL.l hundred and sixty.eight, and Of
the independence OF the United
States Of America the nine y-third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
| WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
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Interesting Canadian Vows.

OTTAWA, July ls.-The ON cial Gdseffe Of to
day announces the appointment of the Hon
VIM. p. Rowland, q. B., rs Lieutenant Gov.
crnor of Ontario, and the Hon. L. A. willmot'
as Lieutenant Governor Of REV Brunswick
A proclamation from the Queen also appears
in the Gazette, imposing apunishment OF line
and imprisonment on any of her Mslesty''
subjects who may take part In hostilities
against Japan.
QUEBEC, July ls.-Some utwart bound YES
sells were boarded by crimpE last night, few
miles below this city. Three men of one Grew
were foTcibly distracted, and the mate Of thu
ship Solcia shot a sailor dead while ut
tempting to desert, and wounded two of thu
crlmps.
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Virginia Affairs.

Inc RICHMOND Difpdfch OF the 18th says:
The ladies Of the Manassas Memorial Asso.
on he and IA y f..s fsna: 70
forward their work. A committee, oonsisting
q Ms;sI., 9hs,iss 7: Sinclair William 8.
on behalf Of the sssooiation, an invifstion 10
Mr.. II. Rives Pollard, Of Riehmond, 10 add 10
the attractions q the enssttsinmsnt BY the
tion Of the County. Mr.. Pollard has not vet
signiled his acceptance Of the Invitation.
AT the are yesterday morning Mr.. u. A.
fell into a well, and was seriously Injured
about the head. with diffculty he was extri-
Gated and his life saved. -. 4,
now sufferins from the seyerest and most pro-
tLleted drought We have had for many years.
We have had no rain for near four weeks.
Tas ss ssls az sa
corr s,9p win ). cut :Sos, nors .S.a one half ID
Wednesday last.
TUE Hep Nation Of Richmond, contains the
cause Of Rogers vs.. Eigin, on Monday last
IaSs q r lss .sss. e land lSr per
ney and $. Ferguson Beach, commissioners,
also sold the tract Of 81 acres, lying near uuii.
fSra depot fSr SS per acre. Isaiah Ride,
from Mr.. John W. Pierpont his farm Of i2o
acres, half mile from Hamilton, for sioo per
| acre. =.
The loss estimated at tho confiagration OF
| the Petersburg Inder offlce, Monday morning,
is about ", COOS partially insured. =
Tho Fredericksburg Herald saysi
On last Thursday, between and O'Clock In
the morning, the mill Of Mr.. Jesse Stubs, In
this county, was dcstoyed by FIRE. The mill
was nearly new. The loss 10 probably about
1000, on which there was no insurance.
The Richmond Hetps says: H
The Lynchburg butchers are advertising
| choice cuts Of beef at 10 cents per pound. II
Richmond the prices are 20 to % cents. Why
the difference. ..s
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Disloyal Men-Thc Late
Meeting in New Orleans.

NKw ORLEANS, July 1o.-In the Legislature
yesterday bill was read to establish parish
constabuiary force, to consist OF not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred for each
parish, the members and officers Of which are
required to take the test oath In addition to
the oath to support the Constitution OF the
United States.
In the House the Committee Of Elections re-
ported that the member elected frop De Soto
parish, who 10 white Democrat, is ineligible.
The House seated his competitor, who 10 a
black Radical, by a strict party vote-oo to 10
Notwithstanding the minority OF the commit
tee recommended new election II the white
member should be declared ineligible by the
House.
The prominent feature on the stand, at the
Democratic ratification meeting last night,
was a number OF Catholic clergymen and two
coiorod representatives OF colored Democratic
clubs.
A large number Of negroes was also In the
procession. Tho principal streets OF the city
were bright as day with illumination.
The Offices OF the Democratic newspapers,
the principal business houses, and places oil
public resort blazed with light and were Gov
cred with suggestive inscriptions.
Crowds of ladies, without escorts, filled the
streets.
Good order was everywhere maintained.
Captain William W. Whanu, president oil
the Good Intent Towboat Company, died Of
apoplexy last evening.
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Killed by Lightning.

CHICAGO, July is.-During a storm about
noon to-day, building at the corner Of Fisher
avenue and Deerins street was struck by
lightning. Three persons were In the build
Ing at the time; two were instantly killed,
and the third so seriously injured that he Is
not expected to live
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DIED.

MARTIN. lin this city, July 10, ELLES LOUISA.
infant daughter Of Thomas and Louisa Martin.
aged ono year and nine months.
Funeral this afternoon At 8 O'Clock, at the resi-
denee q her father, at No. ld Twenty fourth
street. between I and X streets. The friends OF
the family are nvited TO attend.
ANDRRsoN.-on Friday, July ". a. quarter
past clock, D. m at his residence, On Eleventh
street east, between and N streets south, In his
73d year, HIzBKIAH ANDERSON.
wESTwO0D. On tho 7th instant, CHARLES
ylRosR, infaut son Of VIM. p. and Elizabeth Ann
westw God, aged months, r
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TRUNKS, SATCHELs, &C.-We beg to call the
attention OF members Of Congress and persons
leaving the city during the hot term, to the
extensive trunk establishment Of J. S. Top
ham Il Co, No, 500 Seventh street, above
Odd Fellows' Hall. This firm has been estab-
lIshed here for the last thirteen years, and
they are the only practical trunk manufae.
turers in the city. by rejecting upon this
fact the public will see that they pay but one
profit on the goods purchased at this establish.
ment, as these gentlemen buy the material for
cash and manufacture them at their sales-roo ON,
thereby saving to the purchaser the retail
dealers profit and the freight,
They manufacture from the best Of material,
while the work is done under their own super.
vision by practical and experienced workmen'
McMurrayS patent stay is placed on every
trunk purchased of Topham * 90. without any
extra charge.
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The Wheeling IRieHigencer (West Yirglnis)
saysi Charters for Posts Of u. A. X. at
BTuceton Mills, Preston countyj Ravenwood,
Jackson county, Hsrper's Ferry, Jefferson
county, Riyesyille, Marion county, Parkers.
Writ county, have recently been gFanted,
The organization is rapidly extending to ali
sections of this state, and is doing vast
amount OF good to the classes for whose
especial benefit 1t was established.
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Herd Captured by Indians nnd I. hres
Men Killed.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, July ls.-The follow %
was received to-day from Government part,
and Is confirmed through another source {:
NEBRAsKA ORR, July l5.-Three men left
here on the 18th, with herd Of cattle for Fort
Randall. About two miles out, tb ey were al.
tackled by party of Indians, who killed
George Brown, OF Nebraska City, and wound.
ed Bowen and Anderson. The men fought as
long as they could, killing three Indians. The
Indians took the cattle,n
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The TOBACCO CRoP.-The tobacco crop OF
our county Is suffering greatly from the drouth
and heat now upon II, as are also garden veg
etablrs of all kinds, and even the corn crop is
beginning to pine and sicken under their IN.
tiuence. In many sections no rain has fallen
for three weeks and upwards, and the heat
during the past week mas been OF the torrld
zone, torrid.-S. Mdry'S Beacon,
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NEW oRLRASs, July l9.-Later accounts
from Millican, Texas, report the disturbances
not yet at an end. The negroes sent defiant
replies to the orders OF the civil officers and
the agents Of the Freedmen's Bureau to dis.
purse. There is only small squad OF soldiers
on the sDot.
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Jso +. ELLIS, the enterprising music pub.
Usher, No. sos Pennsylvania avenue, sends US
a neat music portfolio, with = piece OF new
music published by him entitled "Dreams"-
a beautiful melody. He proposes to furnish
all his customers with n portfolio. A liberal
gentleman Is Ellis.
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JoNEs-LEoNARD. AT Hartford, Connecticut,
n WssS,5Sf'.d.y s,p,smSsr 4 iss b III. Rev Geo
W q g..sS ff NV daush
W. ii. Holiday. Mr., EDWARD TawIi 10 MrRi
&. BLAiR, all Of Ut. MAry's county, Nd.
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NEW YoRK, July l9.-Judge Sutherland, Of
the supreme Court, to-day set aside, with
costs, the enormous judgment OF ", COO 900, re
Gently obtained by Ross, Steele q Co., con,
tractors, agninst the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Company, for an alleged claim Of $4,000.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-20

CoMMgSDABLg ENTERPRIsg.-Men not en-.
gagged In commercial pursuits perhaps are not
aware that for three weeks we have had q
continuous calm, and vessels usually making
passages from the North In eight and nine
days have been'twenty. The Washington and
Georgetown Ice Company having over 5000
tons of Ice Rhoat, In seven vessels, some OF
them invoced last June, but not making their
appearance the entcrprising superintendent,
T. T. Fowler, esq, chartered the fast and
staunch tug, "dovernor CURTIN" and we mt
inpursuit. Not meeting any OF them In the
river or bay he pushed out beyond the capes,
and finding one he towed her to this city,
making the distance Of over two hundred and
thirty miles In twenty.siN hours, Such enter
prise speaks well for the company, for 1t ex.
presses disposition on their part, regard.
less of expense, to furnish to their customers
in this cheated term" their celebrated Boston
and kcnnebec ice. They have now at their
extensive establishment at Tenth street wharf
over 1000 tons of Kcnnebec Ice, averaging
over sixteen inches in thickness, pure Rs
crystal.
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IcgDERGs are met by almost every steamer
going to or from Europe now days. Ifthosc
coming this way, knew what they have to ex.
pect, we think they would get up u picnic
party on one OF the icebergs and wait for the
next steamer,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-20

e. PERsoss LEAVING the city during the
summer can have the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
mailed regularly to their address by ordering
the same at this ONCE. Price so cents per
month
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The DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING
on Saturday evening was respectable In regard
to numbers but very deficient In spirit and en-.
thuBiasm. We may have occasion to notice
some of the speeches hereafter. Such ticket
annot inspire the people with any hope.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-20

The Republican candidate for Congress,
nominated In the Seventh Ohio district, (hIr.
Shellabarger's,) is Judge James J. winans, OF
Xenia, Greene county. Mr.. W. had declined
permitting the use OF his name In the primary
elections in that county, and the meagre vote
OF that large Republican majority-giving
county was divided nearly equally between
Mr.. L. ii. Munger and Benoni Nesbitt, Greene
county not having a representative In this de.
cade, had some claims to the candidacy.
Franklin county, largely Democratic, pre-
scented Hon. Samuel Galloway, and several
other gentlemen, and the contest In the con.
vention was animated and Interesting, several
OF the delegates being in favor of renominat.
Ing Mr. ShellsbArger against his positive do.
clination. Fourteen ballots were had. On the
thirteenth one third of the Greene county
delegation voted for Judge Winans, and on the
fourteenth he was nominated, and the nomi-
nation made unanimous with enthusiasm.
Mr.. Winans Is upwards OF forty years Of
age-of Wing and Free Soil autenede nts-hss
served with credit In the State Senate, and
for the past four or ave years has been one of
the most popular presiding judges OF the COM
mon pleas In his district that has ever held
that position. He is a gentleman OF marked
ability, an able, self-possessed and effective
DICTATOR, and will make one of the best practi.
cal members in the 4lst Congress from any
district in the country.
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SHILLiSaToN, corner of Four-and-a. half
street and Peuusylvania avenue, sends us Har-
pers' and Peterson's Magazines, and Godey's
Lady's Book for August.
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From BLASoHARD 4 MouuS and French Il
Richardson We have Hsrpers' Magazine for
August,
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Special Notices,

noJsY. NJ. O. A.-REGULARM MONTH";
~ ly meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be hold at the rooms this evening
;9 clock. Instead sfthe usual Essay there
will be diseussion ofthe following question;
Resolved, That the work Of the Christian Assoe!-
alton Is defensive rather than aggressive.
All arc welcome aud cordially Invited TO attend.
lI2O-lt - 2 - l.
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IT 10 stated by ono who has proved Its Ell.
cacy, that planting tomatoes around apple
trees will hinder their being troubled by the
borer. The remedy 10 cheap and may be prof.
liable too.
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MAN In Lowell, Warrington county
Ohio, was almost frozen to death last week =;
he crawled into an ice-house to try and keep
cool, and was discovered q few hours after
wards frozen quite stiff and insensible. He
life. and will probably never get over the ef-
fects OF his imprudence, yet still we swelter.
ingly envy him,
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EoR sALB.-A HANDSOME Farm SIX MILES
from the city, will be sxch anged for city prop.
orty. Also, several desirable houses and building
lots on Capitol Hill 4 large catalogue u real
,uoo JoHE X, ARRlsoNI Roal Estate Agent,
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FROM THEMEw poMiNIoI
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, July Io.-on Thursday last Admi-
raj Farragut received, through the Prince Of
Wales, an Invitation to visit the Queen. On
the next day the admiral and STAFF proceeded
TO Osborne House, and were received In most
cordial manner by Her Majesty, the Prince Of
Wales, the Duke OF Edinburg, and the mem.
bers OF the royal court.
LONDON, July lo.-Reports Of the harvest In
all parts Of the United Kingdom, shows tina,
the yield OF wheat exceeds the annual average.
CAnLsRUuE, July l9.-Mr. Bancroft has con.
cluded negotiations with the Grand Dueal
Government for treaty for the mutual pro.
lection OF the rights Of naturalized citizens.
The document has been signed by the con
tracing parties on both sides. The treaty 10
identical In its provisions with those recently
concluded by the United States with the
Kingdoms Of Prussia, Bavaria and Wurtem-
burg.
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MR. BANCROFT AND FOREIGN TREATIES
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FROM TIE SOUTHERN STA, Es
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THREE MEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING

The RIot in Texas SIN threatening
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ADMIRAL FARRAGuT rIsIss THE QUEEN
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A PROCLAMATION

10y tnc L EthlutHNs
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-09

THE PRoPRIETORs OF THE
Buckeye Foundry
ESTABLISHED A. D, $40.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
Fouase6iB 1881 ana Purchased In 1865.
Now Consolidated and ia Operation
Tor. 9th & Johnson Sts., Keokuk.
Cali tho attention Of Manufacturers Bo.tmen, Build.
Merchants Farmers Mechanics and Others their
large and completestock ofimproyed
PATTERNS,
-YoR-
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BoIL.R IRONS, SAW MILLS,
fos coa crnarse, PULLING a1saras
oAnn MILLS. CIDER MILLS
MACHINERY IN GENERAL
Cap. and sin., Mouldins., scussis Irons
Weknu . Ancnore
House Castings.
M rssls 00 d. .1 Cur se nsr.. Ro ne
Shear, Bolster Plates 6led shoes,
Lsthss. Washers, Ratchet Drills,
Agricultural Implement Furnishings, Etc.
They also employ nr.t-class PATTERH MA
KERs, nd therefore prepared to take orders 10,
.assythf1ag Wanted.
Journal Metal, Bell Metal
ofHo.1
w RIO UG HT IRON
sh.i.iss, f aan ns.;,. P p1i,ss a,,,.
s.s Mil Dogs, Web Drill. s.rrgp. .y &C.
| And do aliainds Of Machine Forging.
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SES, THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with v1cRs and other TOOLS in abundance, equipt e
Largest Machine Shop
IN IOWA.
The capacities their Cupolas Blower largest Lath.
and Plapsr together with their Crsnes and Wsgon IL
use, contribute 10 make their facilities excellent fol
doing
HEAVY WORK,
VAIL and ARMITAaE being thorough meehsn
only the best Materials used, WorAme
employed.
WE FURNISH
Boilers Heaters,
Chimusys, Breeding,
Steam D.ums, Mud Receivers,
Wrought Pipe Steam FITTING .
Betting, Packing, 1
-aas AaESYs ron AND RECOMMEND
GARDNER's GOVERNOR,
BRANCH, cRooKEs co.'s SAWS.
sTILLwKLLs PArlEr HEATER 4 LIME cATcHEl
Ard ksep for sale good assortment of
Valves, Coeks, Oil Cups. and other Trimming
~ arrangement with g. 4 ". TODD CO.. .
At their eonsunsrs' rates, with freight added,
sna. s s.ssia.. E sss, Cups. Mi Picks
0 Boiling Cloths, sepsrators. Hoss.
Oal kxtrActors,
And their vail Known
i LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING
Also, anything else in the line Of
MILL FURNISHINGS.
II antep.ten Of the demand for appliances for usn
WATER POWER, Ne have secured the control Of Lis
{ RELS ANkRlCAN DOUBLE fURBINE
WATER WHEEL.
t which Il almost universally acknowledged to be
BEST IN USE.
We VIII With pleasure shov and explain the Work.
| Model on hand.
!. a1PARrICUll Al ATTENTION PAID TO REPAII
l
!. r r II II =. c a 3 H.
}.
Vail, Armitage & Go.
lanA
8ologDa Sousage.
~nn POUNDS vintsr made Bologna eausa;
e1VDO ust received by
10, RoHRRTsoN ALHERs.
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VALUED AT $4,000.


Second Prixs-one Lot on Second street,
between Pasa and Market streets, nearly oppo-
site the City Building. Alton, ll--25 feet on Sec
ond street suitable for storcs. Value So, 500
Third Prixe..Onc Lot on corner between
Third and Fourth streets, Alton, Ill--2o feet on
Plaza street End 80 feet deep. Valued At 5000.
E0uyth Prixe.-O1e Lot adjoining the above,
20 feet on Piasa street and so feet deep. Valued
at $1,000.
Fifth Prixe..One Lot adjoining the above,
70 feet on Piasa street and 80 feet deep. Valued
ct $4,000.
sixth Pri8e-.Onc Lot adjoining the above
Lots 81 # front Piasa street, SO # Deep build
ing same 24x40 feet, two stories high, of stone
and brick, occupied IS a carpenter shop. Valued
seventh PSixs--0ns new Engine and Saw
Mill, all complete, of best manufacture, and fin
ished in good style. Valued At $4,000.
Eighth PYixs-.0ne new Engine, all COM
plete, with Governor, 6o-horsc power, finely fin
she'd. Val ued At 81 800.
-Four Prixes-.C Consisting Of four Threshng
Machines and Horse Powers (shorse power,) Q
best manufacture. Valued at $3.50 each--$2, 900.
Twenty-Five Prix ss..In Sugar Mills, con-
sisting of rs new Mills, of best manufacture.
$3.50 esch--valued At $1,000.
oAe Saw n1iu-For sawing cord wood, new
and all complete, with power. Value, $275.
Twenty-Avs Pri1ss.-In fine Sewing Ma
chines Of ysrions styles and Of best manufacture
cf Howe and Singer Manufacturing Companies,
ranging in price from $75 to sl6o--valucd at 81
400.
Twsnty--6vs Prizes In Silver Hunting
Case Lever Watches, full jswslsd, st $25 each
valued ct sass.
Ferty-ssven Prixss--Of valuable and use1
full articles, will rangein price from SIS to s75--
valued ct te7o.
one UunAred Prixes--In Greenbacks, At
$40 per prise, value 81 900.
Twensv Pri1ss-Ins sets Of best quality sill
YER plated Knives and Forks At 50 per set--$i60.
Twenty I've Prtxes-In sets OF best silver
plated Table Spoons, At 80 per set--vaiaed 1t
$l50.
Twenty Pyisss-In Albums, at IS each
$40.
Making In all 800 Valuable Prizes,
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FROM SIS TO sIZo. 900.

DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.---A suitable
committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
will be selected oconduct tho drawing and award
ing the Prizes on the day appointed, at the City
Hall, Alton, I'll. Plan Of drawing will be similar
to the one of Choutean / Smith mill and farm.
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