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Arrest of Perry Fuller.

ST. LoUISI sept. IL.
Perry Fuller, who came here last
week, In company with Dan. W. Voor-
hies, OF Indiana, his attorney, to defend
a suit Instituted against him by the
First National Bank Of Washington,
was arrested 10 day, BY virtue OF a tel
e2ram from Washington, for having
been privy, It Is alleged, To the iraudu-
lent passage through the New Orleans
custom house, OF 800 bags Of coffee.
About $4,000 worth Of goods, shipped
from New York. and consigned TO
Hays d Co., Omaha, Nebraska, have
been attached in transit by the sheriff
OF this county, as tho property OF Perry
Fuller, which, however, he denies, stat.
Ing that Hays, who was formerly q clerk
oi his, Is the sole owner. VOorhleS sued
out writ OF replevin, aud while the
bond was being made up Fuller was
arrested on the revenue charge. Tho
Times, Of this city, which will publish
full particulars to. morrow, asserts that
1t IL Il malicious proceeding, having ils
origin Ia sOme OF tho officers OF the
First National Bank, ut Little Rock,
Ark, which failed Hone time ago. The
United States Court held Fuller IN $780,
600 10 appear to- morrow, which he could
not give, but the matter was arranged,
without sending him tU jail, by ex. Gov.
Fletcher and other prominent citizens
becoming personally responsible for
his appearance. Fuller says that the
interest hs has In the goods attached by
the Washington Bank Is, that he Went
on Hays paper for some of his pur.
chaSes III New York.
ASSAULT WITH FIREARMS,
While two gentlemen named Dyer
and Dewy were last night bringing a
negro named Andrew Coleman from a
place twelve miles In the country 10
the police station, In this city, charged
with insulting Dyer's wife and attempt.
ed violence with the view of CutraRinR
her, when about q miles from The city
the party was surrounded by dozen
or tiEteen men and a shot fired ut them,
which was returned, and one Of their
number killed. Whether the assaIlinR
party was black or white, or whether
their design was TO lynch or rescue the
negro Is not known, as Il was TOO dark
to ascertain, but Coleman escaped In
the excitement aud has not 0een seen
since.
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Tho Union Express Robbery. :

I @V3'Dl DVPI' II
1t appears from the proceedings In
the Supreme Court to-day, that charles
B. Conklin, one OF tho messengers Of
the MerchanIs' Union Express Com
pany, has been under detention by a
deputy sheriff for nearly a month, on
suspicion OF having been prlvy 10 the
robbery OF the company on the llth
9ltH on the New YORK Central Railroad,
Under q writ Of hdbeGs corpus, Conklin
was today produced In court, and thel q
being NO testimony against him, was
ordered discharged from custody. The
report OF the courts proceedings state
the amount obtained by the robbers at
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Suit has been commenced by the
city Of 81. Louis ag' inst Phil. II. Mur.
ply, ex.clty auditor, for s., 900, alleged
TO have baon withheld BY hIm when he
retired FROM Office.
Jim Mace, the English pugIllst, IL
among the passengers by the City Of
Antwerp.
-AdIutant General Townsend has
left Washington City on thirty days
leave Of absence. His duties will be
performed BY Gen. Robt. Williams.
Secretary Cox has appointed col.
ored man on the examining corps OF
the patent office.
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PRIoEs.

HOSrAnds German Bitss's Per PER bottle s s@ SS
Hoonands qermHn Tonic, put up In QuarI
bottles, d 30 per bottle Ur q hall dozen ior
HSEDo not iorSot 10 examine wall tho ar.
iolo you buy, In order 70 get the genuine.
For sAlo hy DruRtsR and Dealers 10 Med.
cine everywhere, jyI2
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CAUTION.

Hooranda German Remedies arc counter.
raited. See that the signature otC. IL. JACK
Son y on the wrapper OF each bottle. All
otheH1 arc counterfeit.
Principal Ofioe and Manutactory at tho
German Mediotne Store, No, 6Sl ARCH street,
= CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON 8 Co.
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HAYTI.

Surrender OF GonAIVes TO the Reyo-
IntIOniBts.
NEW YoRK, Sept. II.
A Haytien dispatch states that Gen.
Victoria has surrendered GonaIves
10 the reVolutionists. and has been per-
mltted TO return TO Port Au Prince with
his troops. The town has been again
opened 10 trade. In Port Au Prince
tnere had been some trouble with the
authorities and fight occurred, but
the trouble was finally compromised.
Salnave was In the interior.
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The New York Dinner to the Har
vArds-LorIng Sick.
NRw YORK, sepl

Lnrlng Of the Harvard crew Is sick.
A dinner is to be given them Tonight
ny the boatmen OF this city. They
leave for Boston tomorrow.
New YORK., Sept. IA.
A grand banquet was given at Del
monico's this evening In honor OF the
Harvard crew. They have accepted the
hospitalities OF the city OF Boston. ~
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New YoRK. Sept. Il.
Tho Liverpool journal OF the 2lst ult i,
reports that Mr.. Jefferson Davis ac-
compRnled by his friend DR.. Chas,
Mackay, had returned to Edinburgh
from the north and left again for Lon.
don. He is much Improved In health
by his sojourn In Scotland, in The
course Of which he visited the finest
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BINuHAMToN, N. Y, Sept, IA.

One hundred bootmakers In the ems
ploy OF Lester Bros. & Co., In this city,
are on q strike, the head centre OF the
ST. CrIspIn Order deciding that they
must cease work. The compensation
was not complained Of, hui the EN-.
ployers refused to discharge some old
hRndswho were not members OF tho ST.
CrIspin Society,
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THE HUMROLDr CENTENNIAL.
Celebration at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Sept. "a.
The procession thlA nlCruing In honor
OF the centennial anniversary OF Won
Humboldt wRs very large aud impOs-
Ing, numbering from six 10 eight thou
sand, representing different trades, pro.
fessions and caricHtures. They will
djourn 10 the rink, where otAtlons
eulogIs,lc OF tho great philosopher will
be made. Weather fne.
The Celebration nt New York.
NEW YORK; Sept. il.
The centennial anniversary OF The
birth OF Humb0ldt was enthusiasticAl.
ly celebrated by the Germans and
others. Publlc buildings, hotels, and
shipping were handsomely decorated
With buntinSs, the headquarters OF
elaboTately decorated. The procession
to the Central Park numbered about
three thousand perGonS. The unveilr
Ing Of tho Humboldt monument there
was very Interesting event, The Ger.
emonles opened By an overture from
'Oberon,' after which O. T.. Detwold,
President ofthe Humboldt Monument
Association, presented the monument
to the Central Park Commissioners
II was then unveiled and Andrew II.
Green, Comptroller OF the Park spoke
In acceptanCd Of the gift OF the various
societies present, then sung the chorus
'OsIs and OJirls.' Prot. Lieber de-
llvered an eloquent oratlon In German.
and Prof. DOremus an able address In
English, and after further music cere.
monies grand banquet took place at
Hall this evening, followed
by u torch light procession OF many
thousand people.
The Germans OF Hudson county, N.
j., had Il nue celebration In honor Of
the day.
The Dsy at Albany.
ALBANY, Sept. II.
Tho German military and civic 30.
cietles to-day celebrated Humboldrs
Centennial Anniversary with process.
alOO NPuIlOua aud INuGin
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FRARCE.
The Contemplated AbdIcAtIon OF Ra.
pOleOn-Thc RumOr Begins TO
Look Probable.

PARIS, Sept. II.
A rumor which Is very extensive In
the city to-day Is to the effect that the
Emperor Napoleon seriously contem.
plates the abdlcaIion OF the throne OF
France 10 favor OF his son, the Prince
Imperial. It Is said that u council OF
regency will be created, having the
Empress and Prince Napoleon Bona
parte at Its head.
NapOleop's health remains In very
uncertain condition.
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Tribute 10 the Late secretary RawrIn.

oA' 3sVVK9l OVPE' TT
AT meeting OF the officers OF the ar.
my OF the Tennessee last night, reso.
lullons were adopted declaring great
sorrow at the death Of Secretary Raw.
Inns, sympathlzing with his family In
their Bereavement, and with the Presi:
dent In bis private and official loss, and
expressing The opinion that Congress
ought to erect monument 10 the mem.
DRY OF the deceased that shall be q at
expression OF national gratitude and
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EARrHoUAKE SHOCKS II CALI.
FORRIA.
The "IaVAnC'S' Prediction Verified.
Return OF Mr. Seward to ann Fran.
cisco.


=. JAN chAnUIhCO, sept. ii.
Mr. Seward has returned from Alaska
In Improved health and excellent
spirits. r. .t...
The Germans, yesterday, commenced
celebrating the centennial anniversary
OF the birth OF Humboldt. The lestIyi.
Ties Will continue three days.
There was heavy shock OF earth
quake at San Louis 0bsIspo yesterday,
und a light shock at Sacramento 10.
daY,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATIONS.

HooFLANDS GERMAN BITTEns is
entirely vegetable, and contains no l!quOr,
II ls q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Blrks from which these
extracts arc made, Rre gathered III Ger.
many, all the medical virtues ara extracted
nom them by a scientific chemist. 1hOse
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterH. TheIe IL no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compounding tho Bit
teTs, hence II free IRON all the objections In
Cident 10 tho use OF liquor preparation.
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Another murder In Pnliaao,ph.a.

This evening during an altercat ation
In the street between Barnard Hogan
and q man named Quinn, the latter
shot Hogan through the body inalctIng
9 wound which viii probably prove
fatal. Quinn escaped,
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Hos. lEonnE sHARswoon,

Justice ef he Supreme Court q RSnnsylvanta.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
InNd's German BiLters u very good tonic,
relieving dyspoptio symptoms almost di.
rectly. GEORGE sliARsWooD."
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PIrTtDuRdH, Sept. IA.
MOnOpgahela Q feet, and falling
Weather clear. Thermometer 7S'.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA.
Weather clear. Thermometer SO.
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HIIHueIPhlA7 hunAlnlBm-COl. Say.
bert Dead.


~ 'AHgbhrnAAi Sept"t1s
Col saybert, who was aBsassinated
three Gays ago, dled this morning. All
the other persons, who were shot, beat
en- and stabbed within the last week,
are yet alive,
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Judge Of tie Supreme Court Of Pennrluantu.
al PHILADBLpHIA, April %, 1880.
"I consider Hoofand1 German Blttars, a
Vdltldb(e medicine In case OF attacks OF lndI-
R0Bllon or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience OF It.
Yours, with respect,
.'. ,..- JAMES THOMPSON"
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100 tOU0s
DiretLoTI.
bAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MKNDEL,
g. ". FEGxGHrn, ]; y1SgE.
], n. HOBBS, HiCHAEL kRILLEY,
LOUIE Q. sTITKL.
This company how having been organized
ave yeATS, and In that time done O success.
tai business, y SILL prepared 70 take rsks At
mir fale8 on buildings OF all Kinds MerchRns
dlo, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nlture, steam Boats and cargoe8 on the Wea-
Tern RiverS and Lakes, This company OF.
Ien superior Inducements to Farmers, where.
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and cOntOutB for 8 or yCnB at
reduced rates. THIS being state company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
stAtei and composed OF some ninety four
stock holders, moAt OF whom arc among our
6Oat business men, recommends ltSelf 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insurlng
public and ROllcltB their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance will be promptly atten.
uel 70 Rt their Ohlce, No. y Monroe street, or
a. thelr several agencies throughout tho
HtAte.
q, b. CoEN, Eeey.
h U. DlOK, AHtSec'y,
AAML MoCLELLAE, PrtaIdonL
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President,
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Full Account OF the Expedition anu
Death Of Franklin,
HAN FpAr1TSno Cat 10

CS s@S A4Af anu
Death Of franklin,
SAN Francisco, Sept IS.
A party who is vouched for as relia.
BILE, writes from San Buenayentua, that
q document was found on the beach at
that place, Aug. S0th, much mutilated,
Il requested the finder to forward 1t to
the Secretary Of Admiralty at London,
or the British Consul In the nearest
port. The request was printed In slx
commercial languages. On the mar
GIN every vacant portion is filled
with writing In relation TO Sir John
franklin and his party. The docu.
ment was evidently cast into the water
In latitude CO. 81 q, longitude $50 A g.,
Il gives an account Of the desertion Of
the ships ErsbuB and Terror. The
party numbered one hundred and ave,
under command Of F. w. Orozler. They
succeeded In reaching the above lati-
tnde and longitude, where they found
relics OF the late Sir John Ross, Il
states that the party wintered Ut Behr.
ing's Island In 1916 and lS47, Sir John
franklin died on the 1lth OF June, ls47,
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A Document Cast Ashore on thc Cal.
IrOrniA Coast, After Twenty Years
nj SeA.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases ro.
kulting from bad blood. Keen your
blood pure, keep your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
nnd no dlSea&e will
ever Rsaall you.
THE CoMPLEXIoN.-LadleS who wish
fair AKIN and good complexion, free from
yelloWiah tinge and all other dis1gurements,
should d 10 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver in perfect order, and the blood pure,
cheeks.
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HOY. aEo. ". WoopwARp.

HoN. GEO. W, WOODWARD,
Catet Juttcs d he Supreme Court Of Pa writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
~ ind HoonandB German Bitters " q
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs. and Of great benefit In cases OF de-
blIlty, and want Of nervous actiOn In the
system. YouB, truly,
aEO. W.wooDwARD."
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a REhARKABLE STORY From
TIE PACIFIC.

Sir John Rrsnklin Heard from as
Last.
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. READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could aSk for more substantial tesll.
mony than Is thus given.
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and lnspec! that road, 30 as to form an
intelligent opinion OF the value oil the
property. The party will leave to-mur-
rev Tor Toledo, where they will be Join.
ed by some largo holders Of the Wa.
bash BlOck. The common and PREFER.
ed stock ofthe Erie Railway Company,
we're this morning restored 10 the call
at the New York stock exchange. The
President OF tho stock exchange in an.
nouncinG the restoration, read The fol-
lowing letter:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26
NEwBERN, Iowa,


1Icssrs. Editors:-We solicit space
in your columns for a few words.
Your readers are doubtless aware of
the fact, that there are, in this County,
n number of Temperance Societies,
designated as Chapters of Temperance.
They are also, no doubt, conversant
with the primary object or design of a
Temperance Society, whether it be
known by the name of "Sons of Tenn
perance," Good Templars," or
Chapters of temperance yet in
regard to the Chapters of this County,
particularly the Newbern Chapter,
there seem to be entertained, by those
not connected with the Order, very
erroneous views or opinions as to the
design, or rract:ca. utility of such an
Organization.
Some look upon the Chapter as q
bogus concern-a newfangied move
ment put into operation by unprinci-.
pied men, not for any good whatever,
but for the express purpose Of hum
bugging the people. Now, we must
confess TINT since our connection with
the Order we have been utterly una
bic TO discover the least sembla;ro of
"humbuggcry," or imposition, either
in the Chapter, or on the part of Mr..
Stuckey, the Instituting Officer in
this part of the State. But, on tho
contrary, we have been impressed
with the idea that it is good institu-
ton, worthy of the support and en-
enlargement Of all deprecators of
intemperance. We are convinced
that the Chapter Of Temperance owes
its originatlon and progress thus far to
the efficient and praiseworthy labors
of philanthropic men-men actuated
to work, not from any selfish motive
whatever, but from genuine temper
ance principles.
While we recognize the rights of tho
people to oppose any movement that
would, in any manner, prove deroga-
| tory to the interests or well-being of
the community, we deplore the oppo-
sition to an Order whose highest aim
is to amelorato the condition Of our
rum-cursed land, by the use Of all
proper means for the suppression Of
that most deplorable Of evils, Hatena-
Derancc! Yours in T.. Il. and r.,
E8 H.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM YESTERDAYS DAILIEs.
GOId | 33l

FROM YESTERDAY DAlLIES.
Gold 1871.
In Chicago market, day before
yesterday, wheat was generally act
i've and firmer, no. 2closing at 81 .2GI;
corn active and steady at SO cents;
oats moderately active and irregular
at A to Al! cents; cattle steady, range
of sales from SO to $7.l2I; hogs dull
and shade lower, $40 to $40.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat quoted "dull" in one report,
and tolerably active in another;
range from $l.05 to S1.55, Spring to
fancy Fall; corn firmer and in better
demand, range from Sc! to 90 cents;
oats firmer but quiet, Al to So cents,
outside prices; cattle, common to
prime, s. to $3.50; hogs IS to $40.
II inches of rain, and disastrous
freshet, at South Bend, Michigan,
last Sunday. a
The G. Il. S @. Railroad depot at
Quincy, with all the offices attached,
and between 20 and 80 cars, was de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday night.
Loss estimated at about 100000.
Pres't Grant has returned to WASH
ington from Saratoga.
Paris newspapers of last Monday
assert that Burlingame has received
dispatches from China to the effect
that his Chinese treaties are cordially
received there.
There is trouble in Rutherford
County, Tennessee, between the ne
groes and lawless bands of white men.
News from Cuba indicates that the
Cholera has disappeared from the
Puerto Principe district. The lead
ing Spanish journals on the island
don't profess to say that the revolu-
ton is being suppressed at o very
hattering rate.
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ENLARGED AND IMPRovED.-The
Daily State Register of yesterday
comes to us in flying colors, enlarged
to 9-column size, and printed on new
type-'regular city style" every way,
live, immense and snowy. But we
observe that Notwithstanding this en-
largenmnt and improvement tjIe SUB.
scription price remains the same, 81
per year for the Daily, and 81 for tho
Weekly edition.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

:. Hamilton RAM
lis us that ON a
cd wide and eight
this year thirty
rom the sets, be-
hat grew on one
ner. We should
rate Of ESQ bushels
I pretty well; and
ample brought us,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

htherton and j.
Knoxville, re-
,on from their
erritory "scout."
3 far as they de-
{ the enormous
} which prevent
II the daytime;
n glowing terms
vay.-They came
Pella yesterday,
falling, but the
,ns exceedingly
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Of MARION COUNTY, Iowa, FOR THE YEAR 1sG

Notice is hereby given, that, in pursuance of law
will offer for sale at Public Auction in front of the
Iowa, on the first Monday of October A. d. 1869,
between the hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock p. NJ, the following described Real Estate,
or as much thereof will be sufficient to satisfy the
amount of Taxes Interest and Cost, (which will be
90 cents for each description published) due on
the same for the year 1868. +. BAKER
NraaSIlrnr
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STARTED weeks IFeckJldtt
says that 80 men of the New HOLLAND
Colony started from Pella last Mon
day, and number more are to go next
week, to make some preliminary ar
engagements at their proposed location,
and to return before Winter. Next
Spring they will remove permanently.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

DWARF ApPLEs.-Mr. ID. J. Boyd
nice apples which he raised this year
on II dwarf tree set out one year ago
last Spring. Some of these little
dwarf trees bear so heavily as to really
make themselves look ridiculous, with
all their load on.
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ELEGATES. The
hublican Conven-
urday. A friend
list of Delegates
n, II. G.. Curtis,
II. Post, Thos.
Up, w. M. White
The Blade adds
as chosen as an
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~. I>.5x-
RATES Of 10urrtisine.

A Square Is the depth of an inch In thecoiumn.
Advertisements of double width, or extraordinary
display, % per cent additional.
One-year Advertisements are entitled to be reset
vice, and Six-moptbs Advertisements to be reset
once. Slight changes made in any Advertisement at
any time, without charge.
Special Notices, 25 per cent. above Rates of Ad.
vertising.
Local Notices. of ten lines or less 81 for one inser
tion, and ten cents for each additonalline.
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8s.Thcrc is n
SO absent mind-
son on the street
he extended his
How do you do"
coming home".'
t-minded man Of
receiving II letter
at the signature,
ult the Directory
ty of his CORES
cured in Knox
II elderly gentle
cam and took his
ng, and after the
1T, got into his
leaving the good
ldered on the
after the gentle
, little distance,
lin of his awk-
nd he returned.
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he Republicans
D will hold their
Inext Saturday,
~ Mr.. Niles Of
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DALLAS TOWNSHIP.

OWNERS NAMES. PARTSEC S. II. X. A.
Howard Riley ne ne 20 do do 40
lots 5& 6 bpk % Newborn 1854 las
Leeper Anderson Sc Sc 80 IA do 40 7,20 70
Mccoy Brice NJ sW 26 do do SO @, II 2,2z
Willis Richard WI sw ne 2 do do 20 3,H 4S
Wilson w NJ ne 36 do do so
part Sc ne do do do 20 1879 LIS
Willis Anderson part swsw 81 do do %
part NV sw do do do 2
o LII
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NO. Il.
urse of people
of the Thames

urse of people
of the Thames
lay, to witness
the Harvard
!. There was
mt. The Lon
d with articles
he Teleggranhic
it'll dispatches
$ rowed well,
he race by four
{ the United
.eded, will be
fifty million
year. 1t will
greater sum
rought by one
cago Post. .
RK, Aug. %.
rrier, leaders Of
ton, have been
returned here
I'd on the Span
2 ut New York
iarshal has in
rat no attempt
the vessels to
Exploring Ex-
lncr Panther,
all well; left
c Bay July 81.
Il, August -.
ut 250 Indians
Surveying Par
of the Platte,
Sunday morn
capturing the
the men, who
latte yesterday
RK, Aug. %.
Is, in a speech
alton for Gov.
), declared that
nocrats to aban.
Y accepting the
iversal, unequal
IS was in session
last week, adj
:. Savage was
and it appears
he organization
session of the