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The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26

POLITICAL.
New ORLEANS Aug. 25.-Gen. Buchanan yes
terday relnquished charge of the Freedmen's
Bureau affairs in this State to Gen. Hatch
Gen Buchanan remains in command of this
department till the arrival of Gen. Rosseau.
The canvass of the County Parishes has
actively begun.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Nothing further is heard of the bill placing
the electoral appointment in the hands of the
Legislature, notice of which was given some
time since in the house.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
The following resolution was introduced in
the Legislature to-day:
Whereas, l. is currently reported and gener
ally believed, that Governor Yarmouth has
received compensation for signing certain
bills, and Withholding his signature from
Others and that he has also received pay for
making appointments to high and important
official positions in the State Governme MT /;
and,
Whereas, Members of the Legislature are
charged with having received money to Sc
cure their vote tor the passage of certain bills
designed for the benefi of Individuals there
fore, be it
ReSolUed, That Committee of three Oh the
part OF the Senate be appointed to investigate
the charges, and report to the Senate with
view to the impeachment of the Governor, and
the expulsion of the guilty members, if found
amendable to the charges. The resolutions
was tabled by vote of 16 to s. ...
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
Home School for Girls !
New Gloucester.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
i the first Tuesday in September.
limited number of pupils only will be admitted,
and over them a loving care and supervision will be
exercised-such as is found under mothers eye in
the sanctuary of home
For further information, circulars &C. address
the principals. LIZZIE NJ BAILEY,
july9w2m ABBA NJ. BAILEY.
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Freedom Notice.

ITO WHOME IT MAY CONCERN. This certifes
L that have this day given my minor 3 n, LY-
MAN f. MAYBERRY, his time to act and trade
for himself, and shall claim none of his earnings
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
Dated at Windham, this 18th day of July 1868.
ASA MAYBERRY.
Attest: John G. Cobb. w3w35S
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
Furniture at No, rs Danforth st.

an SATURDAY, Aug 20, at 10 A. NJ, two Cham
HIber Sci, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Painted Carpets, raw Mating. three Cooking and
AIR TIGHT Stoves, Refrigerator, Kitchen Flu nifu'e,
anu other articles TO be paid for and removed im-
mediately after sale. au26ltd
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
MAINE.
rIxG RAISING AT AUGUSTA.

augusta, Aug. 25.-The Republicans raised
a large flag last night on SCushnoe Heights,
bearing the names Of "Grant, Colfax and
Chamberlain" and the motto Let us have
Peace" Hon. James G. Blaine was escorted
TO the place by the Tanner Club of this cIty
and he made stirring and eloquent address.
Over fifty buildings were brilliantly illumi-
mated.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT KENDALL'S MILLS
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Repub-
licans was held this evening at Kendal's Mi Is,
which was addressed by Hon. j. G. Blaine of
this city An extra train came from Skowhe-
gan and one from Waterville. The crowd was
estimated at 5000.
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT BATH.
BATH, Aug 25.-Tbe Republican meeting on
the Park this evening to hear Hon. E. A.
Storrs, was the largest gathering of the season.
Hon. Henry Tallman was chosen chairman
and accepted it in an eloquent speech, re-
,nouncing his connection with the Democratic
party, with which he bad acted for forty years
and giving his adhesion to what he believed Il
be the party of progress and of peace; Mr.
Storrs spoke nearly two hours to an audiene'
estimated at over 5000.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
Rare Chance for Business ,

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Thursdny,
~ Au@ "a, at l O'Clock 4 NJ ON the premises,
MI 81 ~ tue rewn OF Auburn, about Oue-th rd OF
~ nt ,l.EGE, with ample supply OF water the
49, puhl, located ON Royals River, together with
aoouL iNo acre, Of Land and the Buildings thereon,
SoIsi5 ln9 OF n n W two story MILL 4OX6O, build
,nS iJoihing, ZoNi0 containing Run OF Stones tor
1oin' now IN operation. Two story Houses, and a
ohel heiI hllI' All the work was done in most
sustan m manner, by an experienced Mill-WriRht.
FHcihtles for transportaii lou unequalfd. This is
rare oppO tunity the FIGURING ill business al
tn ugh tn premises and location are superior for
many kinds of manufacturing
Terms made known at time and place OF sale
VIM. W ROWE.
Auburn, Me, Aug q. 1868. au22Ifd
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrix of the Win OF
JOHN COLEMAN, late o Portland,
in the county of Cumberland deceased, and has ta-
ken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit,
the same and all indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to.
ABBA COLEMAN, Executrix.
Portland, July 7, 1868. aug19dlaw3w.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
Marine Hospital, Portland, Maine.

PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the
Il Superintendent OF Custom House, in this city,
until Il O'Clock NJ. Friday, the 3lst August inst
for copper gutter constructed OF o. copper,
and put up on Marine Hospital, Portland, Me-, in
Guiding slaters hill.
Proposals will also be received at same time and
place tor enlarging and repairing the elstern AZ TIE
Hospital.
Specifications and conditions Tor the ABOVE WORK
- HENRY KINGSBURY,
Surernt ,ndent Custom House.
Portland, Aug. %, 1868. dtd
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-26
AUCTION BALES.
Wooden HOUSE at Auctlon.

- wi shal sell two and half story wooden
noes,' tetween Monument aud Congress Streets
bui since the fire. sets on leased land and can hs
removed a. remain as the purchaser wishes This
oilers line opportunity To parties wishing tor cheap
rent or vacant lot to improve. sale posi i've
Terms a. sac +. o. BAILEY, Auct,
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s.sOO.Ooo collars

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oSerhod taft allen, eiltrGgtiden Auntten, ioe6e Sas
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Gie gegenpdrtiG i'm 2anbe beebenseu Sslegras
pben. GOmpasnien ftrb sit etnem ungebeureu 9unos
pole perfaHofsen ans brin9en idbftitb itber ie6s
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rpas bic atnen eefoitet 5abeH eia unb ibre @etien
iinA anf mebr aIs 1909 4fDsent seftiesen. sa9sltE
Gie 8etriebfamteit Ses llateFue5mens Der 9atioaaI
telegraph Company TT BON Der &esieruns Der Ser.
Staaten ametfannt, nbem btefe Serfelben 10 perib>
pole Ssibeitsn ertbeiEt Dat, ais aar elmer EsIesra
pbensGefeai6aft ertbelIt 1porben fis6. Reine Cons
cnrrens. ainie Bat ie has Defer Gompasnie Cons
ereb ertbeiIte 9edt sebalt ant eser Giienbabn inb
@oitfraBe in ben Ser. Staten EeIegrdpben.9
ansuls gen unb IN Setriea su iesen. Die Stelun
biefer GDpasa:e TIT cine aibere, oils bic auer na4ber
orsanifrtn 9ie 1T fur tinker ents
i9iehen. @N 8 - ~
Die ActiOnare biefsr GOmpasnie t5nnea ntdbt aus
setauft oherpen elmer aaoetn &ompasnie ibertraeen
perOen. Ges SOnsres=G eIes aaf Gsnns' beiieu
bieie Gompasuie Orsanifirt tit, perbietet iesIi9e
uebertrasaas ber atbetLtsn 5retbettea.
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, 0ifenbaDtr.

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ssriafsa gesDiu. an. LASS. ans SIS y. g
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EieSe 4iiee madben genanen MnfhlnR IN McAen5tes
NIT ben 8iigeu Der DResnpbis anb 2oiSuiHe Gtfenbabn
fur 1mnibolet, Wemphs, 9tdsbnrg. NeIp Drisane
anb alIe Nnuste i'm Sabweiten; IN untoH gitp INIT
ben 8igen Der NDbile nnb aObio ano Rep Orleans
nnb btip Gilenba5nen fiir pabacab. Ereutpu Geltn
ndiof, Teitn Mobile, MIa.s &1irp, ct. 2pnis, Ghis
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Dsififfiippt unD Der MeiF pts ufib st. 2o1i8 Rddet
GoMfpagnien, 4Gmpfbooten erfler 2laie fur aue
Buufte am obern une nntern MisffIipp; In RdfHniAe
NIT ben r. unb g., 8. nns ~, y. ure p. Ano y. Mne
&. Giienbu5nens
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Neffer ais GOpaiDbalfani

linss @rimault's Natlco eapfetn ugsa ne GRatticos
GInipriSuHg. 5n Deraltcten bdlene 100 ahe anoeFe
Mittein lid ais tfOIaos crwiefen habens Iuirb burc
bic Dattieopreperatf0ne Der eIGnsenee Griaig ers
aeH Or 8icoras Der beribmte Gvesasit ipeIinet ife
en unb bic eapieln bel peraitetfn 6dfen III Anwens
hung gebradbt. Ats$ 10 s5sst
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$4,000 slHeilelt


ber3ufteuen aab has pirS seniseR, ale oaaSes5pter
anb bsbeutsnsen a:ate Der Ser. @taaten NIT eiaan<
Der ~ perbinoen. Glefe neberseHgms griinset iid5
auf bic perIdBIidbiten Sddsungen unb perantrperts
2inien. :. r,. .ssssas .r.3s5.s.f..sa ~ = fzss5
Die gationaI EeegrapH Gompasnie III nnter ben
@efesen be- etaates Eerp port orsaniitft ine btr1
genaieSatt upm 2l. saIi 1854 prtpiIesirt.
GrdHsent: geprgeg, senter, poa GIepeIanb,
Ohio. s - @S&SsE@
giceprafibent: 5a ebert sqAtrs, poa gep Bort,
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Setretdr: @eorge Q. BnIter, pon Stem Cost,
Stabt.
So GfFce her GOmpasnie & -
go. 81 unb &c 8roaOipaD, New gotf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-10
S3s pro Metie

unS if foIsenberMaBen einsMsabIen: Gin qrosent
bes Bari asertbes bel her Subfcription nnb nibt
mebr, bis has sanse erforherIle Capital iubfcib TT
1T ab eraer auf 8eittmmung bes Ratbes Der Siref3
loren; iebob fsuen bic Ginsabunsen 5 4sroaent pro
@onat nibt iiberfteieen.s SObaIb So Pro3ent oes
Bari @ertbes einsesaBEt te, per6en pie attien aus
eeseben. Sic eompagnie pirS 6ann elm baar
einae,aFItes s@apifaI uprs "a = FsEs
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aaenelf Ans,ehrmna.

Sirop hipophosphite de chaux Nntei
Observation-Disclosures &nlffHrup. as
Giefes nene SeIntttel wirft utisgesei1net bet Gus
bercuIofe mad SdfpinAiibt, eerea8 eef6brliGAere
Spniptome es fofort befeitigt. SD ,fstssk
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-10
Sr(ldatf

1.9as afa6emifdbe Gepartement
wtrh bic 4riraHr SeuitnGrS, @rsmmatifs unb bnbe
ScbAIe arnfdffef. 81 = =
4 4. Bas gtp m alt Ser nsrte 10 eBf mirD bss
fpnbers fft BEN @ebra@ Eertenigem fem, melde fid
tefbIt N12sbrerR ausbtloen spoAens = 50 20 81
/ 3.HHtH Coil co tAtn 30 MT
weIes bic alien nnb Melten $prader i1b bic b6here
J0tbematE Iebrk 4pirb fpfort eiugerttet, mem Gins
rei9emnes 8eDrfltSS ba5u bGf6ett IT, GfGfien fin
hieiss Departement mer6en fiEs Grte IN Der bbHeTe
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@odtslaab gnropa.
ueber Bremen ODER Sambnrg.
81 Briefbn rfb.

~ OFtt1pVT9U*
8, Das Norto fir Briefe, niht fdluerer
ala j unae, b on unb nod Dent1A Iano
betraQt 10 Gents, tpenn borausbe5ablt
unb Is Gents wenn es Der gnlpfanger
Oes Briefgs aal besab bot:
8'eitunasporto.
!, Das @ortc fir 3eituagen bis al 4
-1nsen @etuidt, betrd9t 3 Gents uno fur
ieoe lpeitere 4 eunsen ODER beren Brn9>
tbeil 8 @efts suaebr.
Orud a6en. ats@
J Sir Bidder, &upferitiAe, Steinornfe,
Nbotogrnpbien es.iilueroen 6 Gents fur
ie6e A lln3en berebfet. si4s9. g
- eInf ieber Nbreile irtnB ausOriiflid
II Via Bremen ODER Via Hamburg,
ionft. eebt bas 9Iufgegebenea nit Der
preubii1en Yoit aber gnglano, iuenn es
ni1t franfirt tit. { s.
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0ein Qebcrtbrart lltcbr.

grimault's iobirter Nettig= @Drup
nirl nit qroEem Grfotge dtt bes 2ebersEbrones, benz
"a melt parsaaieben if, aneewanbts 1GmentIt9 in
EdIeit Den 9tnifrdnfbeiten. fcrofiIofe, lpmpet en-
hiIgTqfeft. q uerfiingt ben E5rper bnr9 fr6ftige
Rein9Ing bes BllItes In GEs Elm Ieibtes 4bfiibrs
meecr belt faaef rod bic D6ruse RnS pisb BEL fieis
nen Sinpe nbre bic Iainbee S9aolibf uegspanot
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GSie bic Giu5ablmascR eeibeben
aafilf9eats s

Gin 4rOseat ses GopitaIs mutt bci Der subfesipttrn
ensesabtt 1Derpsr anb ferrere GirsabIunsene weI9e
namentiib fluff 4r6seilt nibt iberiieisen felen,
lung Der 9infen IS erforoern mag, dusgefbrieben
uilsaeibrieben wereen, bis bas sanse Capital fubs
feli5ift feiniipirs. ts ''E's. s5fs p
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erferssrttssss saar capitol.

Die eompagnte 1T ser fefea nebersensuna, bab
So prosent bes grunbeapitaEs seniisen peroen, nm
etne 9rabtleituns fir arsszfs
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Reiue Blutarmnfb nab 8leidiaGbt
sta'a 's7 ass ntebr. sss..f.g--s.s
Observation-Disclosures Glen 9atron bon
SIR. e er0 9

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9ieies neae 9rdparat III bereit in Sranfreid nnb
Gnalanh an STEELE Der GiienmitteI aboptirt, Gs lift
ia farbz Mnb geld madios tno etstpridbt IN ieinen
Standardization Der 3niammenfesnnG ees 8hltes MIiS
Der Ruoeben. 9esen 8Iei9fubt Nagenbei 9merbenI
Ierer urtb terer riItenbes Mittel. Die Mfaeemie be
AleSeeine ,penbet es IN ben meeH an Saa err
thoanit Die beiten Grfolae. Hssg4 5sss
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0erSaunnes 80 afElacn u. 3eIfsb ca
BON Surin bn Suiffon,

Qaures Der meSisiniIben Mfasemte IN Aaris.
qeSes affbmadpoAe Afeuaratf piro pnaa ben erfteH
Mersten Ernnfrei6s nn6 GngIan6s gegen aHe Rrunf'
beiten Der 8ersalls1es &6erts aege ais @astra9tes
lanoe unb fdbrpere gerbdnuMg, 8Idbuns, 2eber= uhS
2enSelruebef &c. nit srOhem GrioIse argeDanst.
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MN@ df0 0neiIpt1 fEtte 0I2o nentr eJ,foT
49, - 80, q VS. y
sen shs1 ,.ss BEN as.ssossmb.r 1861 psrssn sas.
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sSrias t st so sssasRs . as
4 8uifaIs unb erreisbt gless Dori um 7Iilbs Rors
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I.f5P ae: aep Port 9a1t Grprts, BON Duatslft tag
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%sarbesr fSSr %arHser nnn MHesre.-4ie @raffen
MRinerni %arben GDaIpagHie Dsrferttgen Duo peIfes
SnhteiIite algle naRerbnftee 6albe Ina @ebraM9 Det
init arqaeLeQtg init retaem qeinnnten Del permtftpfe
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ten aGaneM IseF fd6nen Gboe9lasen 6Gtbe MHD faHH
8efehaaa na perdn6ert fperoen. Gle lit anruenehar
fir Sdaser, S9elnsni 6emsea. @agen Gtiner, IGerai
baueerdtbe, GanaIboote, @4ife, metauene IND 9ot5s
Tabrifant bas inn lester sn5fe 5000 PinHb gebrandD
nab fann in Gauers @Iafficitdt unn Jeftigfeit pom
feiner aaoern n rbe ibfrFoifeu msrhen. grets feds
Dollars per Ed5 BON 500 gfinb, fir ben GARNER far
sabre gengeH6 Wfan feoe FIR Elm Circular, wei9es
ALE ernBitFfd AmsRanft giebt. RENE ut dot Is te
beam fie babe Sas Gei4dftstet6eu: @raitoa Wineral
Earbe. Aorefie:
.asgasassg DANIEL HDWELL.
.sk6SR Ia a &. 95l.9 carl Stfabe, 9se Ort. =
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S3eropfe 8opfs ~. 8efidbtSfdbmerseu

perben fofort bnrb bic braflianlfs4e gaHrana, EN-
yfanaIie Sabf.an ans s5raiSlien, bic eertDo iebsr
i'm Sebrautb SeI1efens 9eAelst. zss5s sEe sss5zE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24

Providing for the extension and improve
ment Of the " harf and Water street, and
for the issue OF bonds for the payment
therefor.
SECTION LIST. Be it ordained BY tie Gty
Council Of the City Of Keokuk That for
the purpose Of extending and improving the
Wharf and Water street, Of said city, and
for the purpose of providing the means and
payment therefor, it is hereby provided and
made the duty of tbs Mayor and Clerk of
the Council, and they are hereby authorized
and instructed to sign and execute, undan
the seal Of the city, the bonds Of the city, q
hereinafter provided and prescribed.
SEC. ID. The bonds issued and executed
under this ordinance, and for the purpose
aforesaid, shall be, and be known a. Wharf
Bonds, and shall not exceed, in the agra
gate, the sum of forty thousand dollars, to
be in sums of FIVE hundred and one thousand
dollars each, as may be found most desirable
and practicable for use, bearing interest At
the rate of eight per cent. per annum, inter-
est payable semi-annually, with semi-annuAl
coupon notes for each instalment of interest
attached to each bond, the principle to be
made payable twenty years from date. the
interest made payable in the city of New
YORK, or such other convenient place % may
US dAlCCQ upOu UttWoSu tue Mayor anu the
party entitled to any material portion Of SAID
bonds.
SIC. 3D.. That for the security Of, and
for the full and complete payment Of the
principal and interest Of all the bonds issued
under this ordinance, and for the improve
ment and extension Of the wharf and street
aforesaid, it is hereby stipulated and ex-
pressly provided, that the entire proceeds
and revenue of every description derived
from the wharf within the limits of the city,
are hereby specially and exclusively SET apart
and appropriated for that purpose and shall
be held and used only for that, and for no
other purpose whatever-except for the pres
ervation and necessary repairs Of the wharf
and it is also hereby expressly provided and
stipulated, of which all persons taking, &C.
cep,ing or holding any Of the bonds Issued
or to be issued under or BY virtue of this ordi-
nance or any agreement pertaining to same,
will take due notice that the city Of Keokuk
does not ard will not promise, agree, or in
any way obligate herself to provide for or pay
any Of said bonds, or interest thereon, BY
taxation or otherwise than from the proceeds
of the wharf, - herein provided. The obli>
CATION and lien being intended and at all
times 30 be regarded and considered 81 all
interested, ass special one and to apply only
TO the wharf
SEC. 4th. The stipulations and provisions
contained in section Sd, of this ordinance,
shall be substantially set ont on the face Of
each and every bond issusd under this ordin-
ance and the bonds shall only be issued -
may actually be neeesanRy for negotiation md
payment Of the work duung the progress Of
tie same.
SEu. 9th. II shall be the duty Of the Clerk
70 make and Prssssvs complete rssord Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24

61n if6So1;38e inl6k - NJ WIN 30 ~ wess
Is hslp build the lows and Missoari ssass
Li.e Railroad, which has il Eastern termi-
sasss Fausinssos, md westerly thrpseA 81 8
btASka City 10 Fort KesrDey. And ft'rsnef'
vsould The D. V. Railroad be seeking thssr
|4naetsstts B, aidine q k6ilroed from Rock
creak. where tho b. 4 n. r. Railroad could
| ssp Thorn from near Fairfield, With only some
Annen or sixssss niles ef road? No. But
lit 49, hs,D !. rod which Is 10 build thirty
| 6ve Or forty miles of4rsilroad il something
fmore Of On uadestAkisg than hisssn OF SIX
teen. Therefore the D. v. Railroad should
rive shs Iowa : Missouri State Line Raalrosd
Ill her spare assistance to encourage the IN.
deFtakins. ~ !,
II Keokak will come up 70 tifhe now and
furnish from $4,000 to $4,000, q she
pledged some four or Eve years ago 1t puo
| lie meeting, she can see from twenty to forty
miles Of the 1. Il N. s. L. Railroad IN run
ming order By this coming New Year.
Ncrw she let this grand scheme Tor her
welfare slip out Of her hands, n ahe has 9TH
.rs of ike importance, b. farming the coid
shoulder because - imagined the project
vo.li 1age u come to AeM With or without
her ASH l. 81 S ssa.s sssss
Come now, Keokukisas, and % the rsscne e.
and wssh that one stain from your ACE which
you, with Burlington and Fort Had'4on, have
imprinted there, raz: That you can get up
big railroad meetings, make big pledges, but
have never been known to keep them Now
there is no necessity for you Y keep SUCH
name. You are able to lake that name on
yoor record, and why not do it now
Nothing more from me is necessary, ana
hone may hear the voice Of your people IN
reference to this matter.
| Respectfully, yopfs,
AsIxTEnEsrED OsE
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Arrivals and Departures Of tho naila
Arriy,l, and Departures q Isetuk fssfsh

ROB ROY Arrives on Sunday and Thur
day. a o'clodk .. M, and Departs % Tnesday
and Friday, It o'clock = N.
ANDY yoHMg01, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 81 . o'clock p M, and Departs %
Wednesday and Saturday, 1t Tan.
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives ON Saturday and
Wednesday, atss p. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, At \. m.
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st. Louis Is Quincy Packet CO.

TOM JASPER The 6ne steamer Ton
Jasper will leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Nom
day At S A. m and Thursisy at o'clock .. m.
mOLLIE bdcPlKB, every Tuesday and
Friday, at oslock =. IN. Meals ana rta'e-
rooms free.
Fare from Kspkuk to st. Louis, - W. Through
bills Of lading given for freight to all stations on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
Ill freight for the river conveyed 70 the Agen.
Il Keokuk. viii lie attended to without delay, and
free Of charge.
Through tickets for sale to AL pofnss Westsovef
the Hannibal d St. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Office corner
Donaeau and Lsvee, Stafford building.
SsM ARCHER. Aren't. Kaokuk.
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K.ek.k Railroad I.ter.....
DIES MONIES, July GOD. IL

DIES MONIES, July 22d, 1868,
EDITOR GATE ClrY-- Dear Sir; By the Ks>
osauqua Republican. as also by your columns.
see the Keosauqua public are endeavorine
to akaken the Keok&k public to their inter
sst in Railroad from Rock Creek to Bloom
held, to intercept the n. W. Railroad.
] think if the Ksokpkians viii look to their
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Papers o, both Political parties in the several COUNTIES
requested publish this notice. And local commit
requested II make the necessary arrangements
The meetings Will lie indoors whenever suitable ball
building can be obtained.
u. d. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Cen. Com.
D. Mc0AR, Chairman
Dem. Central Com.
july IL ISIS