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YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL !,
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER,

The undersigned, (successOrs 10 A. HulI)-have
on hand q full stock of
xANKEE NOTIONS.
consisting of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee
dies, Psper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc-
kles, RaIors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Combs
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wsllets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
penders, Gun Caps, Spectscles, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Rufles. Ladies' and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and a great
variety of fancy articles generally kept in No
ton Store OF by Live Yankees
We buy our goods in New York of importers,
Joobers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade, and can sell as cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD 4 BROTHER,
Illinois Street Rock Island.
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NICE PLACE To LIyE.-To-day's rain re-
minds us that we'd like to live On one of the
West India islands. Times are always live
ly there No complaints in regard to "noth-
ing doing" as viii be seen by our telegraph
almost every evening. When the people
get lazy, as they are very certain to do in
that luxuriously warm climate, dame Nature
kindly stirs them up with an earthquake or
two before breakfast, and continues the ap-
plication at intervals throughout the day
The result is tn at there is always an excite
ment of some kind. and things "keep NOV
ing" in the most encouraging style.
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POCKET Books RECovERED.-A few DAYS
ago we advertised pocket book lost by
Mrs. Smith. 1t was returned to her soon
after the notice appeared.
The same of Treasurer Thomas pocket
book
Now, if the person who has 10 Johnson's
wallet will return that also, he will be hand
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DEMOCRATS should not forget their eau,
cuses in the various wards, this evening.
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CORN AND RYE WANTED.

HAVING LEASED THE DISTILLERY, AT
IL Camden Mills, Of my father, J. Fry singer,
i will pay the highest market price for Corn and
Rye. GEO. P. FRYsINGER.
mch2ldH1w
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THE horse railroad ordinance passed last
evening differs considerably from the one
passed last May. That one gave no exclu.
sive right anywhere, but gave single track
on both Orleans and Illinois. This one
abandons Orleans street, and gives double
track on Illinois, with exclusive right below
Eagle, and above the head of Illinois. The
right is reserved for any other road on Hi
nois street, above Eagle, and for all roads to
cross it at any point. These are the most
important changes from the old ordinance
The new ordinanceis less objectionable than
we expected. The portions of the city where
exclusive rights are now granted (only be-
low Eagle, and above the head Of Illinois
streets) may not be wanted By any other
road during the time the ordinance has to
run-though we would not have voted to
place 1t out of the power of the people, for
quarter of century to come, to control
their own streets, in this as in all other res
poets.
No exclusive right should have been
granted; and provision should have been
insisted on which would have brought rev.
enue to the city treasury by per centage
on all profits ovor 10 per cent. But the
Poor Pious Heirs and the radical party
(which they own are determined that the
people shall not secure any permanent
sources of revenue from street cars, ferries,
or anything else which they can monopolize
However, the controversy may be considered
ended, and the "corporaters' as having
| roasted somewhat lower than at first. We
hope they will now show their sincerity by
securing the construction of the road at the
| earliest practicable moment.
ARRESTED On SUSPICION a number
| OF nights past, various incidents have trans
pired, strongly indicating that number of
burglars are In our midst, endeavoring to
ply their lawless vocation. Night before
last, three doors were tried at the lower end
of Illinois street, but without success.
At the residence of one of our citizens.
window was also raised, but
luckily member of the family happened to
be in the apartment, and the out law fed
He afterward returned, but with like re-
suit. These facts being mentioned to the au-
thorities, Marshal Mclaughlin and the po-
lice concluded to keep sharp look out in
that locality. At about halt past twelve
O'Clock last night, Policemen Woods and
Mitsch met young man of about twenty
one, accompanied by boy about sixteen
years OF age, isaunrering down Orleans street,
in manner to excite suspicion. Having
seen them in the day time, and been unfa-
vorably impressed with their appearance, it
was determined to follow them. They were
shortly lost sight Of, but Q loud squalling of
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FOR SALE,

DUILDING ROCK in any quantity to suit
- purchasers, at my quarry, on Camden Az
enue. B. DAVENPORT.
mch Cd I'm
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FAMILY CASES.
Of 35 to 20 large Walls, moroc-
CO or rosewood case, contain
ing a specific for every ordina-
~ disease family is subject
to, and books Of directions,
From $40 to SIS
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases,
with 30 to % walls from IS to IS
Specifics for all Private Diseases both
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases..frem So TO S5
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness,
Soreness, Sore Throat, 8prains,
Toothache, Earache. Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Lumbago, Piles. Sore
Eyes. Boils, Stings, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or Of Piles;
corns. Ulcers, Old Sores. Price SO
cts. to 31.76.
va These Remedies, except PONDS EX-
TRACT BY the case single box are sent to
any part of the country, by mail or express, free
OF charge, on receipt of the price.
Address HUMPHREIS' SPECIFIC
HEMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO,
Office and Depot, No. 500 BROADWAY, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office,
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
disease.
For sale by HARRISON 4 sTARKs. Dsyen-
port, Iowa, and o. GR0TJAN, Rock Island.
febl4d1y.
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l Cures Fevers, Congestion, determinations .25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. ..25
3 CryingiColic or Teething of Infants-25
Diarrhea of Children or Adults ...... IS
Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Colic. Is
6 Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting ............25
I" Coughs, Colds, ronchitis..............25
8 " Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache...... %
9 d" Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo-25
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach......-....25
IL " Suppressed. or Painful Periods......25
IL Whites, too Profuse Periods. ..........25
IL Fl" Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing :. %
il 20 Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions..25
Is 90 rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .......25
16 I" Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues so
II " Piles, blind or bleeding .....-.......-..-.5o
IS d" 0pthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes...50
10 " Catarrh acute or chronic, Influenza so
20 e" Whooping Cough, violent coughs.....5O
81 Asthma, oppressed Breathing. .........5o
% Ear Discharges, impaired hearing. 80
% scrofula, enlarged glands. swellings. SO
"a 4" General Debiii y, physical weakness SO
% Dropsy, and scanty secretions.........e0
26 " Sea Sickness, sickness from riding. so
% Kidney Disease, Gravel
2S 4" Nervous Debility. Seminal Ennis
sions, involuntary Discharge ...... 90
20 4" Sore Mouth, Canker.............. SO
80 Urinary Weakness, wetting bed so
81 /" Painful Periods, with Spasms .........50
80 " Sufferings at change Of life.........I 90
80 Epilepsy, sPasms, ST Vitus' Dsnoel. 90
81 Diphtherls, liberated sore throat.,...5o
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SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHR EY,S
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

lave PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in us
ing them so harmless as TO be free from dan ger.
and SO efficient rs to be always reliable. They
have raised the highest commentator from all,
and will always render satisfaction:
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FORTY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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Daily argus.
Premium Fob Printing.

Orders for Jon PRISrINe will meet With prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFIcE, and be executed
in the very best manner and Mt reasonable rates
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LooK'D TO days hghtnin.
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For Lease.

THREE SITES for Brick Yards, in this city
l. Good clay, and water convenient.
,mch20dlm. D. DAVENPORT
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CASTLES IN THE Advantageous.
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Rock Island March 20, 1865.
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who are so often afflicted with Throat Diseases,
will find sure remedy in this Balsam. LoIen-
ges and waters sometimes give relief, but this
Balsam, taken. a few times, will insure q perman-
ent cure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-25

j: Pot.avasSmis, Il; lows, /; Mills, 1; To.
-, /; Dawn. !; Montgomery, l; Fnatlin,
/, Harrison, /; Jefferson. /; Benton, |;
Floyd, |; FAyette. !; Allamakee, i; Butler,
!; Fort SeAgwick, ]; Fon Laramie, 3. To.
III, 191.
We make this extract from the Warden 8
Report % TO the discipline Of the institution :
To work bard for no pay, 10 liysppca The
plAinest food, to Be dressed in clothing indi,
eating punishnent, to be absolutely dehafred
all socisl enjoyment-such Il the daily naso
lot Of the cony.ct Ia this prison. II hstran.
sends the rules Of discipline laid down fol
| the government Of the prison, he makes him.
| self amenabie 70 special penalties. His head
NY bs shaved; He may be compelled 70 weai
| The ball and chain; he may be logged viii
| the cato -nine-tails. ! am happy 70 state,
however, that the discipline Of the prison hai
been fully msiniained, and good order con-
stan,ly preserved without the necessity O
many extraordinary punishments. And i
cases where punishment has bsen demanded
the m;lder fotms have generally sniiced Z
| bring about the good conduct Of the offender
We have had To resort 10 the lash in bat few
| instances We inflict this degrading and cru
ell punishment only as the last resort aftel
| the continued contumacy of the offender. /
| the prison were provided with DUNGEON o.
| dark cell, in which contumaciona riolators o
the rules conld be confined on bread and Va
| ter diet, doubt not such punishment woult
| be more eficacioua than the lash. Expert
| ence teaches, and my observation confirms il
| that IN The great majority Of cases, kindnt n
and appeals 70 manhood are ef6cacious viii
| the most abandoned characters. | have NJ
doubt At all that the dungeon would have |
better reformatory effect than the degrading
| and cruel lash.
| The system Of sdiminution" has an aemi
rable effect 10 favor 0. good discipline anongs
| the convicts. This system IS based tp6u thu
idea Of reward Of merit. BY in operation
convict may considerably shorten his term o
| imprisonment provided, OF course, be ha
| not been sent here for life. BY its operation
constant good conduct during the first rear
| will shorten the term forty-tvo days; durinl
succeeding years, forty eight days each
| thus, convict sentenced for five years
would, by the operation Of this humane act
| pe able to have THAI period shortened by tw
hundred and thirty four t234) days, BY con
slant obedience TO the rules. So with oths
cases. Every one whose obedience to ID
rules is complete, diminishes the term OF hi
service. Il is found to be sufficient induce
ment With majority Of the conv,ets to ODE
the rules at all times Its prsc. isal operatio
in this prison should seem 10 rrove that be
uevolence is more powerful incentive I
good conduct amongst those regarded as de
oraved, than harsh measures.
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FIRST NATIONAL BAsk.-1hsre will be q
meeting OF the creditors Of the First Nationsl
Bank at the Court House, this Tuesday even
ing, at y clock. for the purpose Of consul
,ation and action, for the best interests OF all
Those interested are Invited to attend.
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NJ gnIcAl COLLEGE CosaEseEAEsT.-1he
citizens are res ,ectfully invited to be present
at the Medical College Hall, this evening, q.
u o. clock, to witness tie conferr,ng Of De
grees upon the graduating class, by Prof,
Gill r, and tn VaIedlctory Address. by Prot
Hall
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=
PExlTESriARY TENS copied N our
last several tiers from the Warden's Report
concerning the penitentiAry a, For, Madison.
We make q further draft upon it. The crimes
for which the ccnviets suffer IMPRISONMENT
and the number are these Larceny, l2l;
burglary, IL: robbery, @, bieamy, 8; rape, 8;
manslaugh,ar. I iurder, I'd degree, 4; adul-
terry, 4; counterte,ting, 4; assault With intent
TO kill. 8; murder, 2; conspiracy, 2; forgery,
q robbery, larceny, and burglary, |; bur-
glary ard larceny, !: theft and selling govern
ment properly, |; receiving and aiding in con-
ceahng stolen money, /; conduct prejudicial
to good order and military discipline, /: ma.
icious and crueitreatment of citizen prison
er, 2; perjury, |; attempt to commit felony,
/; attempt al robbery, |; attempt to murder
/, felony, |; receiving stolen money, i; ac-
cessory 10 theft, /; selling forged bill Of ex-
change, !; grand larceny, /; unknown, /.
The term Of imprisonment with the num-
Der Of conyictsi are: 2months, l; months,
8; months, |; months, IS; smonths, /; 0
months A lomonths, l. year, SO; II year.
l6; year and eight months, /; rear and
eleven months, !; 2 years, IS; 81 years, 8;
8 years Il; years, 8; . years, 10; 6 years,
s; years.; ayears, 2; l0years, 2; 90 years,
l; life. {.
Asto ageshere a.s: ltwelveyears old; lthir.
teen; sfonrteen; fifteen; s sixteen; seven
teen; l5 eighteen; nineteen; IS twenty; S
twenty one; l7tweEty-two; l0twenty-.hree
10twenty -four; 10 twenty-five; iwenty~.ix:
!! twenty seven; twenty-eight; twenty.
nine; sthir,yi 2 thirty-one; 5 thirty-two; 3
shiriy-'hre 8 thirty-four; | thirty-fve; s
thlrty>si : thirty -seven; thir,y-eigh.: 2
shirty-nine; forty; forty-one; forty.tvo;
2 forty-iour; : forty-ssven; forty.eieht; i
6ftY; 6fty two; 6fty-six, i;ily.seves;
2 sixty-one; 1sixty-threc; six,ys four.
Al 70 natisity there il this showing Ohio.
rs; New York, ~; Indiana, 10, Penns,ive-
mia; Ireland, y; Germany, II; Iowa, 10;
illinois, II; csaada, 10; Missouri, 8; yirx,n.
il, 9; Scotland, s; Wisconsin. s; Kentucky,
5; Vermont, 4; Massachusetts New Jer.
sey, 2; Narth Carolina, 2; Michigan, q:
Maine, i; Alabama, !; Minnesota, i; Con.
neciicut / France, i: Afkansas, j; Georgia,
1: Maryland, /; Nor~ay. !; New Hampshire,
!; Austria. i; England, /.
4 The morality Of our own county il shown
By the list Of the counties that the conyicts are
from. That list il. Scott, -; Citation, Is;
Dubuque, II; Masostiue. ~; Dies Moines. II;
Mapella. o: Bnons, s. Clayton, I; Polk, !;
bremer, 6; Linn, 8; Monroe, 9; Black Hawk,
3; e 8: decatur. {; Ksotuk. 5; Mahaska,
.; van Barren. 81 Hardin. d csdas, 2; Ap-
panoose, z; Aarsasll, 2; JaeLsoa, Z; Rise
so'd. 2; Mitchsll, 2; Hanillos, I, Hsary, !;
Weedesry- p isaes, u a,sllas. !; taAsees,
u - Il TsylU. !; Lssin, !; 1ssaensdk
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Mr., EAyxEE's Gift Enterprise comes of
on Saturday evening. February %, at the Es-
ties House few more tickets for sale.
Now is the time 10 take . chance in thatf'ne
Chickerinp Piano.
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RFaL EsrArE CHANGING HAsDs.-EiRhsy-
SIGHT and a halffeet on Third street b. 100
feet fronting on Exchange street sold 5ester
dsy for $1,000 cash. Three small one story
frame buildinss, very old. were all the i'm
movements.
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WIT MrsIISs. Just received at the New
York Store, several pieces Of choice brands
b,eached muslns, which we will sell At re-
dueed prices, on account Of their getting wei
in course OF transit over the Mississippi.
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Financial and Commercial.
KEOKUR MARKET

3ORN MEAL-f3 100 N VI 5efu = ~
BccxwHEAr FLors-t4 90 70 $500 per ls9 lbs
Eaas-rrln a, lsc per dhI.
porLrRY-ehieken.. dr'sd, s2.5 TO 81 Is per dos;
TURKEYS l3i,c lie Pr lbi duck -.sv pr di;
Ksesc /. 50 to see per do1.
SoacHux--Ne9, 30 to Csc per gallon.
PorAroes-ee to 81 a3 . tushsi.
LAsp--l1i TO l3ep per p.
BsEsxAx--2s to s2e per ID.
fALLow-In bbis, Sic; loose Sc per n,
fsArasRs-Prime soc 10 65e per n.
RAes--Cotton Sc per ID.
Wnrrs BRAss-Common 10 good 10 81: scarce.
cEErsE-aocd country IL to lie. Factory lsc.
BsAx-Searee and in demand; wholesale 81 20
per 100 les-
FsrITs-arren Apples SO so to - 60 per bar
rel Choice Dried Apples TO ss per ID.
Dried Peaches. 9 TO iue.
5zEps-Iimothy 81 IS to / 90 Clover 81 90.
Flax seed 81 IS.
oiLs-Cosl oil 45c Linseed, raw 81 80, boiled
81 80. Lard, winter strained, II TO- fnh
oil 81 90.
LIVE srocx-isssf Cattle - 90 to s. 50 gross.
Hogs. good lots IS 10 IS IS gross. sheep
s. 80 to 81 20 per head. Veal Calves
from ~ 90 10 IS 20
BAcox-Hams IL 10 i3e; shoulders to cents
sides Ii TO l2ie.
Wool Tub washed 33 TO 4oe-; fleece 10 Ene
s25Gl 30c-, unvashed, Is to que.
HAY Timothy in active demand Of from ~ /
to $Ii % per ton. Prairie So 90 TO IS 20
Wooo--45 SO to &c So per cord ,aecordingto quail
ity, dull.
Htpss-ereen, &c; do cured Dc; dry Amt lsc,
do sal, | Sc Per ID.
sAIr-Lake IS 90 to 81 90.
Or Ass--syie IS SO. Rates discounted - 10 10
per cent.
NAILs-$5 50 rates.
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OK Thursday morning last, blind man
named Moody, aged sixty Eve years, commit
ted suicide at Big Mound, in this county, BY
hanging himself, The cause Of this rash act
ia unknown.
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: For sALE.-A small certificate OF deposit
IN The First National Bank, very low. Apply
nv II. Miller, al the Commercial College.
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.. s. YAH. g. AsniT4ex. 8. $. SAMPLE.
THE PHoPRiEToEs OF THE
Buckeye Foundry
ESTABLISHED A. D, 1919.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
rssuseAia 1881 All r4rehas.l In 1898.
Nov Consolidated shd 10 oy.rs,iea
Cor. 9th & Johnson SITS, Keokuk.
I c.i,h. attention afM.=af,-,urer.. so.tmea, Build
er Herehal Esrmess A.chsacs and othefs. to ths IL
large and compietsstsek u iaprossd
PATTERNS.
Steam Engines, Water Wheels,
BoILsR IRONS, SAW MILLS,
RuMP6. PuLLtss
oAHH MtLis, ciDxR nILLs.
MACHINERY IN GENERAL.
Columns, Pest Drsh Irons. Railing;
Caps and Sills, MenIdinx., eeassie Irons
Weights Authors
ALI crHn-
House Castings.
a.ndriis. asr Can nssrs, Roil.rs,
Shears, Bolster Piat- sisi >hoss.
Lathes, Washers. hstchst Drills.
Agricultural Implt ntni Furnishings, Ek.
Thar .i.o smploy nr.t-c,ass PATTERN MA.
KEs, thsrsfars stt p~red 10 take orders io'
.4nyfhiMg Wanted.
sof, Metal Packing, rraa .ssiDg',
And 9Th n slioys manassrtu-ed at short notice.
ONO.
w ROUG Ii + IRON
they maks
Pre-: s...,, ascs..ss ss,as. seI...
And 40 all kinds Of Machine Forging.
-rHEIR-
ELEVEN LATHEs, TWO DRILL PRES.
SEES, THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
with VICES and osAsr Tools 10 abundance. .qnip III.
Largest Machine Shop
IN IOWA.
The capacities OF ii. Blower isrget Lathe
and PIsusr together with thssr cssssa sd Wagon IN
.s. consributs 70 make iasif Assitiss sseeens o'
doing
HU Avw WORK.,
VAIL and ARMIr4aE b.lrg thorough nsehanies
oaly The best Materials airs usea. Or WsThnsn
snploysd.
I'VE YuRsIsH-
Boilers, heaters,
chiwntys, Bse.ching.
stssm Drums, Mad Eseeysrs,
wressa. r,ps. s'., s.l s,.,,ss ::
-Aas AcKxss Yoa AND sEcnxnsSD--
GARDNKR's aovRRNoR,
BRANCH, CROOK - % 3 SAWS.
sTILLWRLL's PAINT HkATIR LINE cATcH1A
Aud kssp fae ssls good a.sortnsatsf
IalEes, Cocks, Oil Caps and otAsF Trimming
p .....s...s. Nh .; -. ! =; 1oDe o. -s..a
= s;;:; s: e: III 49, +.
seissss ciesls, sss.ss.ess, hsss
And tAsir vssi hnSyx
LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTIN0.
A.. AassAiss H. Z ~ - =
MILL EURJN,ASnls9nGG.
In anttspAsteA 6fsAe 1saas1 sbe spoisnoss ~ eslsg
0x1oH pUHu1. - hnss asenfed The eonsrCi u LEE
e1fY1 ANaAHB1A D0u1L1 IUA1kno
WATEn WHEELs
xsssA i a,nasa sslvssssiy ,1k.s~iefS q = ~
nrsr Ii ~.
usvs,i ~.sA .asa.rs ~. ard ssst.'s =. wsr1ias
1881 ah4Bl
arpAnsscrlAn lfIEsSlss sAis e 1IPAIns.
F11 n1-C - II
S. VAL krnitage 4 90
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1rriy.hanl Dspartnresof the Mails
CITY NEWS.

An elegant new seven octave Piano, and
other furniture, for sale at bargain corner
Fifth and Morgan streets.
eahoa.e, Mas, ]. Z. KEssIcE.
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LEE DIsTaIcT Couar.


February Terra. lsss.
FnANcIs SrRISsRR, judge.
!. TRACY, Prosecuting At,orney.
EhIE ). LEEcH, Clerk.
JSon A. BisHor. Sheriff,
~, MoSbAy, Feb. u.
Ihis day was devoted specially 10 the chan
Gerry docket. Several cases were heard and
taken under Amusement. Some Others we're
passed foi the term, without record. and the
following were disposed Of as stated.
e64. kmeiine F. Dundy, ys Fred. Hahn :,
Al-foreclosnre. Decree
s.s; d. y. Wright " Frederick Lederer
ma May Leoerer-injunction .-Referred to
= d L. hlce' special master in chancery.
soo- Fanny q. Jollidon VI Francis Jollj-
don-divorce. Dismissed.
9e2. John D. Bauphman &c In H.
70 earcsi contract. Referred to j. / Rice
special m sster. A''ee,
1881. samuel F. Miller vs. William Wreh,
81 al-io.eclosure. Decree.
1887. Hugh I. REID vs. Edward E;,hon
lore cio sure. Continued, with leav. -
parties -D1 nsAs new
:, VOL. Joseph Kritehell VI ]. F. Spraeue Il
vice Sontihneo ior SER
=. expected that the unfaished Nm s;ne,s
Ga ne criminal docket will IS en,ersd nron
Tomorrow. suaeieu upon
TIE Des Moines Regi.ser ,.y.. .Th...
Of Miracles, il is said, passed .wsr from ..r, :
WITH The falling footsteps Of The s.v;or. ha,
ms following incident related b. Il. Ne,,on
Hepaosaean, tells of : case elp,ost Lin i
m ..r That paper says
If ~, siom private Letter to one Of III. .a;,o,,
H.. n.s paper, from cur former fslla. s;,;so.
.rl.b. n. a,..s'a g y = learn of mos. r.
Ar. Rawlings is shis sin, .nsse. Ct prayer:
meeting ct iynnsisle. and aiding revival
ninesy-nine have joined n. INFORMS ns rs that
hundred aud ten been e 60 ssarsh ard ore
work goes on. Among The coy.,s soi ana the
sgd husband and wife. fifty or !; .sfe one
old, Who lad son deaf and dnmh ysass
= eight Jears old, and SIX years 400 u IL poy I
he bearing and speech By sewers ., - g, .
spotted fever. Alter the cooyer,;o. 81 .s z
pesssss they began 10 pray a. ~ = -
Of their child. and 90. Is ~ eas ~. ~. ~.
tiuctly, and . learning 70 tsIk. ~ - !,
the old msn y O. r. Cover. ~ q 81. ~ 1. =
remsTksble circumstance II n. go ~ 49, ~
81. eoas p or kno~ledss ,isc. - .aa 80 -
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