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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
MARION COUNTY, IOWA. FOR THE YEAR 18G

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of law
sill offer for sale at Public Auction, in front of the
sa on the first Mondav Of October A. D. 1853
Fstween the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ. and four
dock z. NJ, the following described Real Estate,
az much thereof will be sufficient to satisfy the
mount of Taxes, Interest and Cost (which will be
q cents for each description as pubished) due on
-be same for the year 1868. E. BAKER
Treasurer
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-09-02

nc lJelnOcTutS vi
Democracy Of the
o the dead issues
the Democratic
nal0rganizati0n,
yOf the Southern
abandont d the
epted the situa-
|, nominated by
'ty for Governor
| the empty hon
II letter saying
is vote and infu-
can ticket" 1t
It the "fearless
to find another
out let the thing
I RS of the East,
want Of anything
about, are max
low about Mrs.
ord Byron and
.tlantic Monthly.
York, Sept. /.
merly q prOini-
his city, died yes
ic Asyll m. His
! by dissipation
ut being defeated
Y Gunthcr.
Statement of our
ys:--TOtal Debt,
st,$2,GN, 61,S70.-
sets in Treasury,
unit Of Debt, less
l.D; decrease in
J; decrease since
st, $49,OO, 1851.
,ers at the birth
ties, and rheuna-
q her husbands
| to have become
'eing an extrava-
tinted that Mad
hing. opera sing
Louisiana, which
tut 10000 barrels,
be about 10000
Items like this
rts OF the South,
culable value OF
aepublicanisln of
q
ely Of War, has
recovering. tst5z
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ID UssELL's BOOK STORE.
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TEE POET AND TIE PAINTER. or Gems Of Ar,
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nounces that they have now in press, and will
issue in a few weeks, "Memoirs Of the War"
by General Henry Lee, thoroughly revised and
corrected by General r. e. Lee, who has ad-
ded also an entirely new biography OF his
father, prepared by hlm from private and per-
sonal materials never before used. It will be
large and handsome octave volume, illus
trated by new steele portraits of General Henry
Lee and General Nathaniel Greene; beautiful
steel engravings Of sMarion Crossing the Pee
dee" and the Surrender Of CORVALLIS" }" and
five original maps and plans. General Lee
is personally interested in it's publication.
"A Washington dispatch to the New York
Times says: "Congressmen,~ and others who
have recently visited the Pacific coast have
great deal to say about the Chinese immlgra-
tion and what may be called the Chinese ques-
ton, and there is no doubt that it will be the
basis OF mauy speeches at the next session Of
Congress. Mr.. Haldeman, OF Pennsylvania,
has gone to the Pacific slope expressly for the
purpose Of studying the subject, and several
| other representatives and senators have also
given the matter some attention. A gentleman
| who has Just returned from San Francisco
| speaks in the highest terms of the Chinese as
laborers, mechanics and servants generally.
He instances the case Of one factory where
Chinese labor was tried with very satisfactory
results. It is the opinion Of shrewd business
mon that unless the rates OF wages on the
Pacific slope can be reduced that that whole
| section will be bankrupt in q short time.
Miners CO mot afford to pay four and five dol
lars per day to work their mines, for the
reason that most Of the placers are not as pro-
ductive now as they were formerly. Chinese
laborers do the same work just as well for one
| fifth of the sum and hence they are employed;
and the same thing is true of nearly every
other business.
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Our Negro COdiher.

W. J. Whipper, @ Northern negro, who
represented Beaufort in the Reconstruction
Convention, and represents the same coun-
ty in the State House of Representatives, is
one CT the commissioners elected by the
General Assembly "to digest, arrange and
''consolidate'' all the statute laws Of the
State. The pay for this work is $500 o
year, and an idea Of the way in which it is
to be performed may be gained from the
style and phraseology Of the following
order, which the Georgetown Times says
was taken out by Codiaer whipper in an
assault and battery case:
''zne State Of South caroltma.) Indictment
The Grand Jury hayeing been Scsy: Siscnsygsea
aud no Bill giveing out in ihe above case, on
motion of W. j. Whipper atty for the Defend
charged from custody without day."
The Times also charges Whipper with
pocketing twenty-five dollars paid to him
for compromising an offence, with the un-
derstanding that the Attorney General
should enter Not Pros, and that twenty
dollars would 60 to pay the costs. Unhap-
PLY Whipper forgot to pay the costs and
forgot to have the MOI Pros. entered, so that
the unfortunate oulprit had to stand his
trial even as though no twenty-five dollars
had been paid.
This last story can hardly be true. Our
Georgetown brother must have been de-
ceived by some enemy of the oodiAer.
Whipper is, we admit, ignorant and utterly
unable to do the work for which he is paid;
but he is well Satisfied, Of course, with his
emoluments as codifier and member Of the
General Assembly, and would not dream Of
filching the dollars of an inoffensive freed
man. The King Of Dahomey might revise
and consolidate our laws as we'll as it can
be done by Whipper; but Whipper would
not be so unblushing in his effrontery as to
steal twenty five dollars from q man Of his
own political and physical complexion.
Would he?
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Gea. aiteaol.

TI1GM SCHOOL sSH CEaAmLM TUN.
- The Rxercis.s OF this InstitaHon win be re-
sumed on WEDHEsDAY, 18th JaIy. Thorough IN.
Mathematics: snd the higher branches OF EnaIish.
Terms OF tuition. 8l2 Per quarter. payable In sd-
vance. val NO extra cnarge for French, German, or
~ q. KLNGMt AN, A N, Psfnopal,
v,C.DIBBI.E, A. B.. First Assistant.
81 p. FEUGAG. a. az French Master,
< W. A. A. DAAs. German Master.
July 10 ~ y eg g5K ~ = s n
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FOGAttI LES ~ d ~ - Na.a'OSkl D.iT
tstako~ue -, j.
5hE "it LANnp" 7',r.,r4rl. b,
in pleasant and amusing anecdotes Of Wadsvorth 1
southey. Lamb Parr. Arnold. Hazit. Hunt and
others hers Of dandors sminsnt conte nporaries So 50.
MIN MiN!SShY by James W. Happin, Professor. &C.. in
WHAT BUSY LIFE. by John Neal. 90.
WARDS oaalz AD1ey as Il at
the Egyptian Hail. London. with thrty-tour iustra-
Hi aiN = IS F FOB SIX MONTHS IN EUROPE. tour
Prussia, the Tyro, switzeriand. Holland, Belgium.
&c; &C.: in 1868. by Latrobe. 81 so.
:. SIG ,t q rs 8 A AND SEMsA rIONs IN FRANCE, GER
MANY AND SWITZERLAND, by E. 9. Buffum ST So
JERE MIAH AND ais LAME ATOMS. with
notes. critical explanatory and practical, designed
1or Dote pastors and people. by Rev. Henry Cowles,
MIMPRIss' TEACHERS MANUAL. or. System Of
Graduated Simultaneous Instruction, thee volumes.
YEsTERDAY. TO-DAY AND FOREVER, poem.
in twelve books. by Ed. henry Bickerstfth M A. III
any poem Is destined to endure in the companion
ship Of Maton's hitherto machless Epic we believe
1T TRr wi be p .Ysse5ds} Ss TO To-Day and Eorever s2
extra cloth gilt and gilt ges Wis Treasury OF Table
& 1aik; Erigrams and Literary Follies. Treasury OF
from the Comedies OF Shakespe re. B auties Of the
British Dramatists. 75c for each volume, or 81 so
tor the set. put up in neat boz
MEMOIR OF THE RIGHT REV. VIM. MEADE D.
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!, M,COUsLAND's ADAM AND rBE ADAMITE; or.
tne e harmony OF Scripture and Ethnology, second
COMPANION TO TIE BIBLE intended for Bible
classes families and young persons. L. Il. T. e. with
We oRer very liberal terms to CLUBS in the coun-
!ry destrous OF making use Of our sCIRCULATING
LIBRARY" y
Any Books published in America or Europe sent
nee OF postage ON receipt of publishers price, Ad-
FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NO. 26O King-strees, I'm the Bend Charleston g. 9.
MayaA DAC stuth6mos
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90tels.
T AA ks L II q n u n III HOTE ELL.
cHARLEsToN, SOUTH CAROLINA.

EHIS EIRHTCLASS BOrEL. SITUATED IN A
location, and in the business portion of the
cltvs renders 1t the most desirable s,ote for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
~ havioR ex'ensve suites elegantly
Iufnlsned apartments tor mt les d single Gentle.
men Tho proprietor wall endeavor 20 msntain the
@ 3ign reputation O. joyed bv the "oharleston" as a
nrSt CLASS house, ano effort si be spared to de-
fore bestowed upon IL eo A0.0'o
Inc best OF Live accomm odations will be fonnd
adtoining the establishment
lne house l. supplied with the celebrated Arte.
either day or night. n. H. JACKsOS.
July ID pronriatn-
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TIE New York Sun and the New York Times
hint that the Harvard crew will not have fair
play in their match with the Oxford crew on the
Thames. The Harvards may be beaten, but
they need not fear foul play; nor need their
champions cry out before their pets ara hnrt.
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3Qsaroiaa..

pOARD DN SoLLiVAM,S SISkASD.--THw
11. BEACa HOU ~ 10 now ppenei ~ tina ao.s,no.
inodstion OF Honrders either permanent or ransient
Ample RECOMMENDATION Ter slnnic s.a Earoon Par
Say2 l2~ w. T. MCDONALD, Proprietor.
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THE Emperor Napoleon, if he carries in good
faith the reforms which he has proposed, will
practically abolish the system OF personal gov
ernment and establish that Of ministerial
responsibility. This is stride forward; and.
as 1t was intended to do, will improve the pros.
poets OF the Prince Imperial.
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RstitanaLL
1yr

I'D ID M a. " A L.---SrN rNAUNS & VANCE
HI have rem we, to the Store Nos,lA9 MEETi NG-
u RERT opp0 Ise the Chssle. Inn Matel, formeriv
occupied by Messrs. Dewinn. Thayes q Co where
DRY and FANCY GOODS. Sa imo July .
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~ . 4 y q N ID (,

SUPERIOR TO mas BEST Ywpnprpr, c.,
LOaNE WATER, manufactured aud cold who.essis
~uv ao'S: y DE-. n. BAER.
Sune 81 No. l3l MeettnR street
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Notices, 40 cents line. Marriage and Funeral No.
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TN TAM DrsTRHCT COUNT OF rHTE
4. UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Q. ROBINSON. OF CHARLESTON, BANKRUp r.
PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUP PrcY.--Oyds,ed. That hearing be
1859. at the Fedtr.i Courthouse In Charleston, 2.
Ciand that all Creditors. &c. Of eaid Bankrupt ap-
pear et said time and place, and show cause. If
anv they cam why shs prayer OF the petitioner
ehould not be granted. TS M n
BY order OF the Court. the saih dsy Of Ju,y 1890
b DANIEL L ORLssE, X,
Clerk Of the District Court oftfe United states
Su thu for South Caro,ina.
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CtTRATE OH MAG sEsIA. .1
AaooD COOLING SUMMER MKDrorxs. MADE
sSosh eySsy GSy, Uy DE. q. bAER
/ May - No. l3l Meeting-street
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g EOLEN. WHi1M MICS. LEVlCY .sMOK e.
~ In Col!eton County. two uat es from WATERFORD
on the night OF the 10th April last her onlv MA sE.
ne Mare Y black and rather low 9or her length,
one hind 70 It are white. and Stranded on the shoui.
der S.a The Mare Was followed aftasn mllea above
Walt-rboro' In the, direction OF Baraw veil "A wblie
tho thief followed for want OF neans. and her little
crop mus be los without helo. Any information
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE. WalterboroS Coileton Coun.
ty. $assls. III &, gs5y v 81 ,-S., IN . NAV az
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Now Publications.

TEE DENTAL CosMos; Monthly Record OF Dem
tai Science, Devoted to the Interests Of the
Profession. Edited by J. II. McQuillen, M.
D. D: D. 8, and George J. Zieg ler, M. D.,
Philadelphia.
The July number Of this magazine contains
several articles interesting to the profession,
and among them one by our townsman. B. A.
Rodrigues, NJ. D., d. D. g.. on ''Neuromatous
Intumescence at Fang Of Left Lower Molar; it's
Probable Mode Of Production" sc. Now al
though we do not think this exactly the sort Of
reading one would select with the thermome-
ter at 1Os ''in . cool place." las the Phoenix
records the temperature II the atmosphere in
Columbia on Sunday last,) we believe we uu :
derstand enough of it to perceive that DR..
Rodrigues has here reported case Of no ordina-
ry interest in Dental Pathology, q disease Of the
nerve. induced, there is reason to believe, from
the Alling OF q tooth with gold aud amalgaur.
DR.. II. made Q careful examination of what he
considered the morbific causes, and describes
them accurately, and also in general term
gives his opinion OF the resultant, but offers no
theory in regard i thv D.od,4s ote,7 ,ie'i Of the
magneto-e loetic factors, which had evdaptly
been here at work.
THE New lrh Journal OF Commerce saws it
is proposed by some of tho leading Radicals
ito refuse recognition to the legally elected
Walker government of Virginia, and TO exclude
from Congress the representatives and sena-
tors from that State" This is no more than
was expected. The game Of the Radicals is to
win-no matter how it is done. They will make
3 lick ii they lose their hatchet-as thew will
do il they strike at Virginia
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GRAmEOO1nG AND aAam-Currtn1s
LADIES AND JH1LDhIN
attended as their residences prom ntiy ana at
sb2o rates. N ~
'sAr Au,Ss %sISrs NJ W w. E MARSHALL. Barber.
y NO u Broad.strcsl ,up stairs.l
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TN THE DlSTHsCG CAIUiNT OW lT&aM
T. UNITED STATES. FOR sou II OAROLINA--
July TERN, 1889 -TN The M. TTEK OF SAM.
UaL FOGARi7E, OF Ca4RLk TON, RANKRUPr.
PETIT o.. FCG FuLL AND FlN aL DYsOH RGE
IN NB>NKRUPTCY -.Oyde ed. That q heanns be had
Federal courthouse In Charleston. i. O.. and that
AZ Creditors. DO. Of said Blntrupt appear IS said
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
BY order 6f the Court the 18Th Day Of July. 1859.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the o. s. for g. c.
July 15 shS y
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9sst aub .5oaxo.

T OsT. B E II w II &c GEURGG AaD
~ Hasel streets. GOLD BUuKLE, belonging 10
lady's watch chain. The Aader will be h,,ersliy
rewarded BY leaving It at EARRING IONS JEWEL.
RY MORE. ag;s5gS- .lig-'I 49,. Tn % "a
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WANTED lSUBSCRlAEKS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CRARLES @. RICHTER
April 81 No. l8l Klng.stre.t
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Notifes in Dauaruptfu.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tr, rc
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
FRED R. STILLMAN. OF CHARLESTON. 4. q.
BAMKROPT-PEIrlION FOR FULL AND FiNAI
DlSOdARGE IN BANKRUPTCY. q Ordered That a
nearing be had on the TWENTY Sixth d II OF Jury
A.D 1869 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, 8. O.
ana that all Creditors, &C., Of said bankrupt appear
az SAID time and place. and show cause ii any they
be granted. NV
1859. DANIEI, HORT RErv n.y.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the United States for
south Caroline. thu Julv TX
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Gg Rent.

THO RENT. TWO ROOMS AND DRESS.
Il ING ROOM. With kitchen room and servant )
room. In pleasantly situated house near the Bate
~: rent moderate. Apply at THIS OFFICE
July 10
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w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds. plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at HE
NEWS Job Once No. LAO EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale IF prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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wv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK in both EDR.
lfsh and German by Robert Stewart, v. H., OF Miss
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
boh in sickness and health. It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address G. r. VEN .
Publisher, Cincinnati, o.. 6moA March 10
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uNTHE D4NENlUT. COU An OF II - ~
n UNI ED STATES FOR SOUrH CAROLINA
JULY ERM. 1a69--IN rHE MAT rFR OF ROBRRT
y. MILLAR. BANKRUPE-PErIEION FOR Full.
ANO FINAL DIsCHARGE IN BANKRUpToY.
Orderet hat hearing, be had on the TWENTY.
SIXTH DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1889. at Federal Court
90, Of said bankrupt appear at said time and place
and show cause IL snv they can. why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be geanted, -
By order Of the Court. the 13tn day Of July 1869
DANIEL HORLBECK
Clerk of the District Court OF the u =. for 8. G..
July Is &a se.3>.e .rlS :, tha
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Ill. Il III. w. CATHERWOOD'S

EXTRA FINE PURE OLD
NJ o NON GAHELA WHISTLES
TN ORDER TO FACIl ITATE THE SUPPLY OF
l. OUR PURE OLD HONONGA AHELA RYE Wits.
KlES to our former numerous customers at the
South, we have appointed Messrs. II GERDTS &
CO. our Agents, who by this arrangement, are en-.
aoed to supply the trade at prices which Will insure
satisfaction. II & H. w. CATHERWOOD.
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H. & III. w. ATHEKWOOOD,S
EXTRA FINE PURE OLD
NJ ON GAHELA HISKIES
E0 BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAvORIrE
and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDS. and also 81
lower grades. ~ -
Now landing, and for sale low by
81. GkRDTS CO..
ou.o I1 s'utn3mo No. East Bay
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WOOD FLATS. s...I WO r. LATS OK
w about fifteen cords capacity for sale low Tor
cash. Apply at WHARF, west end Montague
street, tuws3 I,,lu Pa
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FOR SALE

A LOT OF CYPRESS POSTS AMI pIANKs.
~ Also. a lot of Ash PLANKS, and Ak inches
shals Wharf J. MARSHALL W
July 13 tntho -
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3or Sale.

E>OR SALE. A FINE BLACK Stall
~ LION. four years old. Apply to JOHN VIE
1ERa. corner OF calhoun ana Elizabeth streets
July Is
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WANTED. PART OF A RESIDENC1
W. on the Battery-say four or Ave rooms-for Q
small family Apply. by note, to g. d. T.. at this
once. July 8
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A II K VA n h SALE. TRAIT EaNE
"a STAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PhEMlSES. thstu January 21
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"oH9ra ABens Tor South Carolina. 3
Local and Travelling AGENTS Wanted in all parts OF
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica.
lions TO bsi made 70 u. q. HOLMES, .Jr.. General
Agent, go. 35 Bscad-stieet Chasleeton. 6. O. "a
suy Ssc,sGs si.i DAG M ete,,@ n pnwf
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WANTED. A SMALL HOUSE, OF lHREE
w or four rooms, with kitchen, in the central
part Of the city Rent not to exceed $40 per month.
Address M, " at this Office. June IT