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o. .. DISTRICT COURT.

It Adjour1s Over Until the Fourth Day Of
February Isxt.
The U. s. District Court, Judge Foster
presiding, held its last session in this city
yesterday, adjouning over until the fourth
day of February next when it viii con-
vene At Topeka. The following is the
record of the business transacted for yes
terday:
J. c. Briggs, assignee, vs.. Harrison Dill
Ion, judgment for defendant.
B. Thompson, passing counterfeit money
sentenced to three months in the county
Jail.
After hearing the report of the Grand
Jury, the court adjourned over until the 4th
day Of February next.
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How to vaasuisA Tie stsnasA,s rsr.s.ss

How to vsallish The StsnasA's fsrnsatsr.
If the Enemy Of mankind vss permitted to exert
his diabolical ingenuity in tie invention Of new
disss. he could scarcely devise one more worthy Of
hi ssnio TN dyPspsia. Ths dyPeptic su1era
b tormeaasd BY synpssos rSsnhling thas Il a.
naa every knovn malady, md b often vssnied into
nonomania BY thee conflicting and Pesplexine
manifsstatioas. A favoeits though absurd halluci-
nation Of the victim Of ehroaie indigestion d that
b o. she has heart dissase- Dyspepsia has often
sssn pronounced incur.hls. but experience has
shovn that Hostettr's Stomach Bitten viii van
quish it, together with the constipation and bilious
arrangement which usually accompany ii. Disease.
Of tbs kidneys and supposed rheumatic pa,ns also
frequent oonoomi'ants Of dyypspsia, bat they, too,
succumb TO the abOve-nansed invaluable corrective
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DISSIPATED DREAMS.
Distance Lends Enehantment to
aVieH OF California.
A Leavenw0rthian Who Has
Been Behind the Scenes
Tells His Story.

Mr.. James Riley, . citizen Of Leaven-
worth, returned last week from . short So
iourn in the land of gold, ycelpt California.
The description given by him of the Occi-
dental State is neither captivating nor en-
training, and not at all calculated to in
duce Kansan to change his location. He
avoided the larger cities during his tour,
knowing their csowded condition, and
sought his fortunes in the country. Here he
found that farm hands received so per
month and board, with one exception-the
said hand was 10, allowed to sleep in the
house. lie was allowed the liberty OF any part
Of ,hr fields, but into the residence Of the lord
Of the manor he was not allowed to stretch
his limbs, however weary they might be.
The reason given BY the farmers for this
Wa that owing to the many robberies COM
mitted BY farm hands, it was deemed safe
to allow them to repose outside. Many of
the farmers hire Chinamen, who give their
services for the magnificent remuneration
OF SO per month. What white man would
starve upon in California, . Chinaman will
take and wax rich.
LABsE FARMS
One thing that operates much against .
poor farmer when he goes to California to
seek to better his fortunes, is that
all Of the available farming lands of the
State are already taken, having been
bought up by the earlier settlers. II is q
common thing, and, indeed, it ia the rule,
for one man to own farm Of from fifteen
hundred to two thousand acres, and when
it 10 taken into consideration that not all,
nor even half, OF California is fit for farm
ing purposes, it can easily be seen that the
poor man stands no show there.
There are comparatively few vegetables
grown in California, except in the southern
portion. In this most salubrious part they
have no rain, except during the winter. In
order to show the prices Of country pro-
duce, etc, there, the following is GWEN
Butter, as cents per pound potatoes, cents
per pound boiled ham, As cents per pound;
hay, $40 per ton, and other prices in pro-
portion.
On his way back to Kansas Mr.. Riley
one hundred and twenty carloads
OF deluded emigrants, on their way to the |
golden shores. Hundreds, who have had
enough of California, throng the cars, bound |
and hundreds who have not the |
wherewith to pay their passage back, dead |
beat their way in every manner possible.
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You Have NO Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint? Is there
any reason why you should 60 on from day
to day complaining with Sour Stomach,
Sick Head ache, Habitual Costiveness, pal
pitation Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, gna~ing and burning pains at the
pit Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagreeable taste in the mouth,
Coming up of food after eating, Low spir-
Its, &c. No! 1t is positively your own
fault if you do, Go to K. Parham, Drug
gist, and get Bottle of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER for IS cents your::cure is certain,
but if you doubt this, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will re-
lieve you. Sept30-5S- eod&w
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MEDICAL.
Pond Extct
Ponds Ext'ct
The Peoples Remedy. - q
Tae Universal Pain Extractor.
Mote: Ask for Pond's Extract.
| Take no other.

"Hear, for will speak Of excellent things
POA Ne EXf3ACr-Ths sr-ss Vegetable
pa10 asessPWy er. mas been H. use oveI
thirty years and for cleanliness and
proaps curative viFsu.s cannot b. s1eelied.
O01l.O0e.R. Ne 1o@1'y CA a0Ord to b
without 2'00o's IA Saes. AeeiAeass,
B<sise., 'sasosi.ss,s 1ss, >pPaios.
sreIel eyed almost iostant y By ex,ernal ap-
re.sss. S1sssssss:::, Csss.ss,
OsA ~s.s -, ssolss, Fese~s, eos0s,
etc. Arrssis inAAmm alton, rsducesssssl;sg
ssois bee iiag. removes di colorassa ssd
Rra : LIE 8 "a u MASSES. II alvayvy,lssye.
pain in the bsek an Ioins. iuiInes ~ prss-
sng paia In the head, nausea, vsrtinA
IL l.. u se01 q GA II has no equal AL kinds
alterations 10 which lsdies ere subjsct
arc promptly curro. Fuller details in book
scc1mpaSyiDg eacA hotte
RlLES-bg10sl or 6se~0soG-meet promptre.
lef ana ready cure. No csse, hovsyef rhron-
ic or obstinate, can long resist its reg ulaf
Va 8SCssSE w. I -. II is the only surs cure
k1DSEY D ~EAsE :. II has NO equal for
B18kDs ~ from any caue. For yhas it n .
sPee10e. Il hrs s,ved hundreds Of ! YES
when all other remedies flied n sssest bleed
ing ON nUso. saOmSs y. lon4s. snd
elsewhere
roo q =. NE, Esssehe. Dessesgis and
s.h sSAaSss. are alike relieved, and
often permanently cured.
Physsel.as ofa schools Who ~. acquainted
With P00A's EXsBaes 81 witch aAo.
sel recommend IL in their praetice. We
have letters Of co'nmendation from hundred-
Of Physicians, many o: whom order is for nee
in their own practice In addition TO the
foregoing, they or Yer its use ier sWe's Dgs
Of all kinds, Outlay, S~re threat.
100saea 1Ossl1s simp'e and chronic
DsasSA0a, e'asasPb (ior which u - .
specide,) q obtains, 6r0sse0 Feet,
sss0Gs O9aeoeeaa. a0e@01e0es, &c,
.AaPUe0 0a00s. Face, and indeed all
manner Of skin diseases.
TOlles Use -Rsmoves SOPe0e4a, Ro0Sh.
neos, snd SSass1Dg; heals cut,
Er"Fssoss. and s.faps.s 1t rerips,
improving the CO0pleX1o0.
fO Farm -Ss-POs0's fXaPaes. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can Afford 70 be
without il 1t IL used BY all the leading
Livery stables, Street Railroads and first
Horssmen In ,ev York City. 1t has no
equal for SpIains, Harness or Saddle Cha
hngs, Stiffness, scrst he's, eweliings Cuts,
L,terstions, B,eedines, Pneumonis, Collie,
Diarrh9a, Chil!s, Colds, ac. Its range Of
prompt that IL Is invaluable in every Farm.
yard a veil - In every Farm-house. Let
IL be tr.ed once, sna you VII. never be vi h.
out Il.
CAUTION: Penas Extract has bssn i'm
itated. The genuine article hiss the words
YOsd's kxsSaes blown in each bottle.
1t 10 prepared By ,hs only Persons liS-
1og VII s~'r - v hov 10 prepare 1t prop
,rly. Eefus- all other preparations u witch
sicians. and in the hospitals u this country
and Europe
History aoa Useo O1 POo0h Extract
in pamphlet form, sent free On application to
pom D's IKE ACr sO8PAAY. IS Mai
den Lane, New York. mry12-Ss
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$4,000 TO Loan.

have the above named sum to loan on
good In.poucd Fd,ms, in sums of not less
that 81 900. Will loan but one-tiird the
appraised value, at IL per cent. interest,
payable semi-annually, ritkoxf commissions,
brokerage o. insurance, or ten per cent. with
insurance. Title must be perfect. Those
wishing to borrow viii either call in person,
or write, giving full particulars. to
VIZ. BOOTH,
General Agent Of the Northwestern Life In
surance Company, corner of Fifth and
DelawaEe Streets, Leavenworth.
sptld&w
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tDAxDRUFF.-Thousands of bald heads
can trace their nakedness to dandruf. Dan
druff results from the imperfect circulation
in the porus system. "Constantine's Pine
Tar Soap. used daily in washing the head,
removes the stoppage of the pores. Perspir-
alton follows the medical properties Of the
Pine Tar are infused into the skin there
is no dandruff or falling hair. Sold by
Druggists. d&w-lt
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MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE
$50 pages. Impediments to Marriage:
the cause and cure. Sent scaled, post paid,
for 50 cents, BY DE-. C. WHITTIER, 6l7 St.
Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist Reed his works. Pamphlets
free. Call or write. His opinion costs
nothing.
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s.FfEGTUAL SPECIFIC

Fo- al 'is a,-s Of the liver. stomach and Spleen.
Ia SIN TONS Of the Liver compisint n q
10 Ter bad taste in he outh; Pam iD the
B.cE, tides N Joints, of'e" mistaken for kheums-
Isn; s"ar -sosn scfa; loss Of Az ct te; Bowels
alternate coStiye and lax; Headache; Loss Of
sm1Es, sith painful sensation of having fa led
10 do some hing WI ought TO have been do-e
D~btGs'y, G.0s SpI rsss . 'h;cx vel ow. ap-
p-sraace ofthe shin ani ryts, dry Cough Of en-
mi-iazen ioI Consumption.
20 ct mes many Of thess symptoms a'tsnd ths
di~eae, nj 9th as very few; but tie LIy ~, the
lArset or.an in the ID. T. generally IN. seat O.
tn disea e. and IL regulated in lin great sui.
fsrirg, and v5e:chedne aad DEA n vi en-
FOR DYSPEPSIA, c ,NSrIPsTION Jsundice
Bilious, ar'A r., X HEADACHE, Col c, DE.
preston Of Splits. SOUR loAAcH. Heart Burn,
DC &c,
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World!
NAsUFAcTUsED ONLY BY
J. u. ZG1glN a. SD
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
Pdce s1.03. Sold BY all Druggists.
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Like to Obtain.

No doubt the public would like to obtain
what it requires at as cheap rate as pos
sible. and many times are induced to pur-
chase the cheapest articles they can pro-
cure, overlooking the fact that although
professedly the cheapest they are in reality
the dearest in the end. Take DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and the True Fla
voring extracts, and they may cost few
cents more than the common kinds, yet
they are the cheapest, for they require one
third less in quantity, and when used in
cakes, pies, puddinga &C., make them SPLEEN
did and wholesome. We have yet to see
the housewife who was not satisfied with
these articles. As there are powders sold
in bulk for DR.. Price's-which are not his
be sure to get the genuine, put up in cans
securely labelled, and made only BY Steele
4 Price. eod&w
THE farmers of IpayeDWorth county
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TWO ELEVATORS

Messrs. Joseph Whitaker and Matthew
Ryan the Builders Thereof.
Since the fact has become 80 plainly ap-
parent that the metropolis needs an e!eva-
tor badly, several of the wealthy gentle
men Of this city have been looking into
the matter. Mr.. Joseph Whitaker, one OF
the most extensive beef packers in the
West, is making arrangements to put one
up Immediately, near his pork packing es-
tablishment, at the lower depot. Mr.. Mat
thew Ryan, also, is engaged in the erection
Of one in close proximity to his pork pack
ing house, just below Mr.. Whitaker's. An
immense quantity Of grain will be shipped
to Leavenworth this year.
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$50 10 S5000'n.ssts in s,oet Pri,i-
hmi,ed liability. Spectators should cal, or vrie
for our ~ psgs book. Men and Jdioms Of Wall st.
and weekly Review Of Wall g.
Nonf T~oo Addre JOHN HICKLING 4
C0uL I IT, CO., Banken 4 Brokers, "a
BROADWAY, ny. Oet-5 IS
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4 Card.

To all who are suffering from the erron
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, los Of manhood, &c, 1
win send = recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE This remedy WIS discov-
cred by . missionary in South America
Send self-addressed envelope to tn Rev.
joseph 7. Inmsn, Sdtion d, p e Eossss,
Nr York Caa augeO-eod&w57
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sheunaEis., neuralgia. loek-jav, sprains. SWELL
inGs. bame, scaIds, caksa breasts poisonous bites
rosea fs-t, govt, salt Lhsum, ear-aehs, &C., and
the reespt sstas Iniment viii be sent gath to any
sae II = the nsst wonderful healing and pain
rsaisvins as.at the world has ever produced. II
ssih - article svsr before did ss. and II sells
becsnss n dos juss What IL psetends to do One
bottle ef ths Csntaar Liaimsat isf sniaab Fellow
wrapper ID worth . hundred dollan isr spawned.
strained or CALLED homes and nRles, and for screw
worm in sheep. No family o. steek-ovner can af-
ford 10 b without CntsuY Lninsat. Prics, 50
ssnts; large bottles. 81 %. J. .. Ross Z Co. 4.
q Brosdvay, Eev f&t.
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CENrAUR IMMINENT.

The great discovery Of the age.
There b no pain which the Cen.
taur I tnimslt will not relieve, no
svellinG which T. viii not subdue,
and no lsneDess which IL will not
cure. 0his y strong language,
but Il 3 trus. II II NJ humb1g /;
the receipt b printed afoand each
bottle- 4 e3Yeular cootaining
eeriihentes Il wonderful cures Of
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DR.. l.. ERLEB.

physician, SURGEON AND ccoUcHeUR-Prac-
uced with the best success at Mt lerling, Ill.
Fo mefIy Surgeoa in the North German Army.
Tenders his pro essionsl s,rvices to . esvenvorth
ard entity: viii treat all diseases-Female
Chrooic diseases spe atty. Cfics 81 Potta cat.
0Mie street. Oct13- VIC
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EtOR the speedy Cure Of Seminal weikne .,
T. Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on By
indiscretious excse Any Druggist has the in
g. edieuts.
Address DAVIDSON 4 Co., Boz 2ess. New
York. seP:l-eod6 v-5S,
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If you want a stylish boot or shoe, go te
Frank Npp's, No. 40i Shawnee street.
sun&wtf
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nr..,.DNf
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for pneumo-
MIA, lung-fever, coughs, colds and fatal re-
suits of predisposition to consumption and
other throat and lung disease. BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP has been used in this
neighborhood for the past two or three
years, without a single failure to cure. If
YOU have not used this medicine yosrself,
go to Il. Parham, druggist, and ask him Of
Its wonderful success among his customers.
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicine, Just buy
a sample bottle of Boschee's German Sy-
rup, for 10 cents, and try it. Regular size
bottle 80 cents. Don't neglect a cough to
save 30 cents. septes 5Seod&w
A GUARANTEE that any one affected with
constipation or torpid Liver can be reliev-
ed by taking regularly, by directions, Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t has been known
to cure in hundreds Of cases, and will do
it again.
"As general family remedy for dyspep-
STA, torpid Liver, constipation, &C., l hard
ly ever used anything else, and have never
been disappointed in effect produced; it
seems to be almost perfect cure for all
diseases of the stomach and bowels.
W. J. McELRoY, Macon, Ga"
d&wlt
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1saA. and Profit fheroby

Ponds Extract il . sure remedy for al
pains. We know of no preparation equal
to it. Ii has had trial and success that
proves it cannot be superseded. Although
supreme over pain, it has a higher and
more useful field Of action, for it strikes =,
the root of many disorders. Many suppose
medicine i confined to certain number
of diseases; H,ona's EXiFoes i good
for evvsy pain. eod&w
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Mr. HUM, Of HuDds Station, On the
Kansas Central Railroad, left at TIE
TINES Office yesterday fourteen potatoes,
which weighed over sixteen poundsL They
as Il IL Pesraes verssy, and loek ysy
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FoR Is cent? anyone may buy . cake of
Constantiue's Pine Tar eoap and that will
ciezn-e out and render healthy many aEec4-
cd skins. Salt Rheum, Pimples, Chapped
Hands, Frosted Feet Buns, Fresh Cuts or
Wounds, Diseases OF the Scalp and Skin,
may all be cuIed BY it. Sold BY Druggists
and 5,ocen ltc&W
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Castoria 10 more than . substitute for Cas.
tor oil It b the only s.3s article in sxistsscs
which IL SURE 70 regulate the bowels. cure Wind
collie and produce .asaral sleep. II b pleasant to
taks. Chndren need not cry snd assAers IA.
lees. spH7.v
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Bridge Proposals.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvENwOkfH C0UArY.
LKAvsAwokIH, KAx., Octobsr 9, 1875.
CyEALED PROPOSALS VII Be received, At this
- ONCE until IL o'clock n, Monday. November
ist ls75 for building Of bridges for ths county q
foliovs One over Lawson cresk, op~ nile south
Of Easton, In Esston township, snd one over p al
creek, a Campbelps farm, in Alexsodha town
chip, according to plsns and spe ihcstions to Be
fled With the County Clerk By the County knsi-
|<neer.
The Bosrd osCounty Comninioaen reserve the
riehs to reject any and ill bida
~ ''' Oliver DIkYESDORF,
ccts dssst County Clerk.
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A bull-terrier dog, white, except spots of
red about the head and ears. Two dollars
reward will be paid to the finder, at Bit
mann : stable, Shawnee street, between
Fourth and Broadway.
Ii you want good boots or shoes, 20 to
Frank Ippi. No. 4o4 Shawnee arss1
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The farmers of Leavenworth county
should keep . sharp lookout for prairie
fires.
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1000 AGFN TS Teachers, Stud MS men
ZGrTs E8 ~ Gh D. u, .. shoss grand re-
eulis OF l0O Y AS Pr OR ENA. A whole
Library. Bostoa GIoJs.-Not q saX0sy, but q
seeess1sy. Late~-coeas. -8est selsisE Book
Published-6SssA Ras. - Wact Gen. Agt-, in
every citv o 10. 600. Addre 8, ]. C. AcCuRDY 4
CO., Publishers II. Louis. No.
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The s-ayorite Home Remedy.

rs eminently q Family Medicine; and by heinz
Eept rea ~ for inme tirte will many al
hour OF snF eripg ami ma ~ dollar in time and
doctors bills
Alter Forty Years trial Il 10 still recpiving
the most "a qlsli I'd - ir-ou.als @ its virt ,ee
from paTsJns he b.. hes cb5rsc,. aud resppn-
s.biuty. Lmiueni pnysciGns coamcnd il as the
most
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Fair, With N upward tendency.
Dimensien, sixteen fest GO %; aoori,g, SA1 80,
.. 50 and - %; ,iding. SIS and SO; shinsiee,
q %, . 50 and - o. finished inch, "a, IS snd
SIS; lash, clear inch, 4, n aad inch, 80 com.
mon bnsP. fencing no co.
, 1875-07-04

CONSEQUENT RAILROAD DAMAGES.
Spec1a{ Dispatch to Ihs CHICAGO Tftourk,

CONSEQUENT RAILROAD DAMAGES.
Sp<csat D7spatch to 1hs CHICAGO tribune.
QUMcT, n1., July 3.--Anothar heavy rain
storm visited this section last evening, causing
further damage to rai1roada- The bridge over
Rock Creek, on the Carthage Branch Of tho Chi
cago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad, was washed
out again. This bridge Was weakened By the
storm Of Thursday night, and men were employ
ed all day yesterday repairing it, when the heavy
storm Last evening caused the enbankment to
it necessary to make transfers this morning.
Trains vii be running On that branch On regular
time next Monday. The main line is reported
all right. The Hannibal i St. 10 Eailroad was
injured slightly by rain last evening. The main
embankment OF the track between Devies and
Gallo was washed away. and wag at once re-
paired. This morning the track is reported in
good condition, and Ill trains went ont On time.
The Quincy, Alton d st. Louis Railroad suf-
fered with the rest Of the roads. The bridge
near Anlv1lle, which was washed out by the
storm last Thursday afternoon, had been re-
paired yesterday, but fell again last evening be-
fore the heavy rains- A large force OF workmen
Will be placed On this line, and train will 20
through tonight The st. Louis, Kansas
d Northewstern ia slightly damaged at Canton
and Lagrange, but not enough to interfere With
the regular trains, which will be put on this
route next Monday,
Tbs r.. ". and A. are moro fortunate than
their neiRhhors, "a the track ut Neelyvlle, which
WAS damaged by the storm OF Thursday night,
was repaired yesterday, and this morning was
found to be IN good condition. Damages to tho
Naples Branch are not yet repaired. but will DO
placed In condition to transport passengers by
Monday morning.
4 heavy storm 10 IN prospect again tonight
, 1875-07-04
speeches. 4 large excursion left for Burlington
this evening by steamer. Weather. very WARM


and sultry.
SPECIAL D7sp1teh IL t..r G..ic"1o Frsbun4-
KEokuK, Ia. July 3.-Gen. ". 7. Sherman NJ
rived in the city last evening. having come here
IN response to an invitation from the citizens Of
Hamilton. ILL.,, to participate in the celahratlon
under their auspices to-day. He was received
with military honors by the Keokuk State
Guards and keokuk Battery. Mayor jaeger de-
livesed an address OF welcome, after which the
military organizations formed q procession. es-
corted the General through some OF the prlncl-
psi streets, and thence 10 Hamilton.
The ceiebra ton to-day was held on the river
bank, opposite this city. About 5000 people
welcome to Gen. Sherman Was delivered, to
which he responded in brief speech OF abou:
ten minutes. He also RESPONDED to the toast,
"Our Country" This evening he returned to
this city. and public reception vas rendered
him at the Opera-House. Several thousand peo-
ple ayailed themselves Of the opportunity OF
shaking hands with him. Gen. Sherman ID &C.
ccmpanied On his present tonr By his son,
Thomas Ewing Sherman, Col Bacon, Mai
Hsttz. and Surgeon Alexander. He will rama'n
hsre over Sunday, and leave for Quincy Monday
morning.
DUBUQUE
Special Disassch Ths Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE Ia. July 3.-Dubuqua proposes 70
glory next Monday. All Of the civic and milita-
~ societies, vith the City Council aud the Fire
Department, will indulge in grand parade, after
which they will repair to the shady grove a. the
head OF Couler avenue, aud listen to an oratiou
from Il. B. Fonke. Esq. The Indications are
favorable for good old-fashioned, Jolly celehra-
ton