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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

FAD Pipe large supply assorted 4, 3. !.
La, !, Ia, IA and inches, for sale at the STOW
of L. j. BARGlS-
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
Baskets,

die MIC and Willow Baskets, for sale by
Il c. A. DICKINSON
April 10, 1855 l7.n
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

Il is earnestly desired thai all who
selves of the opportunity of settling resPretiv
Townships Those no cannot respectfully requested
cali The rreasarvrs
ter possible, within the specially desired.
RO.fD TIN
Supervisors IN the Townships where there Read Tax
n OF
fail morning 90 days
such Townships. order receipt,
the that the proper may
given each before they may call to settle
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CITY CONFECTIONERY.
FRUIT AND TOY STORE!
An Address to the Christian Clergy,

RYJ. S. CHAMPION. with Appendix containing the
ASpirituaI Experience of WILLIAM BULLA.
This small has just been issued, and is sale
at the Burbank q Bro Richmond, Ind and
BLY,, above Fourth. n Vine street, Cincinnati.
q,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-20

THE undersigned would like 10 sell the house
- he now occupies Front street. or exchange il
A~ for pr perty IN the north part of town. His
ly object Is to property nearer his business
For further particulars. call upon
J. ". FULGHUM.
Richmond. June 81, 1855 27-n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06

JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Mechanics Block, North side of Main 81
KEOKuK, IOWA.
III ANING made arrangements for . per-
IL msnent business 10 the above line, am
now Offering te the city and country trade -
large and we'll selected stock If
Drugs Medicines. Paints, Dyes. Oils and Va,
nishes, Brushes, Glassware and Wtudow
GlAa4.
Also Perfumcry and fancy articles, Cjrars To
bacco and sn,if, aud a choice assortment .
Family Groceries, including Spices. Teas. Fla
voring Extracts, Csndies, Soda, Salaratu.. and
vsriety OF articles pertaining to that department
al which viii be sold on tbs principle OF esmai
proits and quick returns"
Particular attention given to preparing prs
scriptions. In cases where medicines ara RI
CURED during the night II Is frequently inconve
nieht TO OBJ ain them. This difficulty I hay
completely obvia'ed By having my residence i
part OF the same building occupied bv m,
storei and persons desiring medicines. NAV rel,
upon procuring them at ell hours. night or dsy
without Inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants and Others, purchas;n
by The quantity, are requested 10 give me call
az I am determined 10 sell on as favorsb bic term
az any house in the city.
April 6, lSo6 dly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ EU. CRITTENDEN has taken the store |
VI ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins s. Bill
corner Of 5lh and Main Streets, and has opz
a large and well assorted stock OF Boots
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection Of the citizens and
lie generally, feeling confident that his exI
ence in The trade, and the favorable term
which they were purchased, combined wi
to haa up q permanent tr
will enable him 10 sell lower than any hof
this City. Quick sales and small profits
motto.
Keokuk, May 9. 1855. DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06

Roots and Shoes
Of eli SiIi-s, and In any Quantity.
DELL l. MATLEsS have inst a
received . large and splendid
i.ty OF Boots and Shoes, OF The =
tn st STYLES, and seiec ell With particular rr.er-
g TO this market. Their stock comprises ey-
.ry thing es,iable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men, Bows, and Children, which they viii veil as
low for cash, as any dealer in the city.
They are also prepared 10
MANCFACTURE
all kinds OF Ladies' and Custom Work. in snv
desired style. They employ mono but the very
best workmen. ard plenty Of them, and are pre-
pared TO fill all orders with perfect satisact tiea
and with entire punctualty.
REPAIRING
done with nea'ness and dispatch.
We invite all persons 20 give us a call of the
sign of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. l..
Deming s. Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL 4 MATLESS.
Keekuk, June 6. d&wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
Western Hotel,

s (FoRMEaLY kEoKtK HaTEL,)
- LOCATED on the Levee, below M sin-si.
most convenient TO the steamboat landing.
Has been taken by the subscriber, late OF
Iths Phrnix Hotel, and has been thoroughly re
|pairsd ard we'll furnished. The entire arrange
|nents are made with wig TO the comfort Of
|His friends and customers lie hopes, therefore,
|hv strict atteA,on to business TO have share OF
'public patronage. The attendants speak the
.Engli.h, German, and French languages. Give
ne esll. DANIEL ACNE,
March S, 1885. d&"h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
Great Excitemcntli
y AT sHrLDor,s HAT rxpoR,ur

- AT sHELDoN's HAT EMPORIUM a
HIVE isrge'tsnd best stock of Hats, Cans an.
i Straw Goods ever brought into the State q
lows. A9y one In wan Of noe HAT. Car
Umbrella, Carpet Brg. Canes. &c, will alws,
md coml lets stock at the New York Hat Ea
porium. "a, Main street.
Call and isok ~ the new summer style of Hats
which 10 beautiful. Do not forget The place, o
SHELDON'S, "a. Main street.
msy2i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
E2R


THE Western Stage Company respectful,
L nonnee TO the public that their Cose
leare Keokuk Daily. Sunday exeeptedl
Fairfield, Oskaloosa, Fort Des Moinesand &C
ell Bluffs. passing through Boston, Chsrlesf
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashls
Agency City, ottunssa, Eddyville, Osksios
Pelle, Monroe, Apple Grove, TO IL Des Mon
From Oskaloosa uiweekly to Council Blu
via BeIefon.ain, Knoxville, Pleasnnlvills, In
anoa ST. Charles, Wintcrsett, Indiantown, 6
yer Creek, 10 Council Bluffs.
Also from Otlnmwa via Blakesbarg, Alb
Lagrsagesto Charlton, sri weekly.
Also irom Keosuk Daily, VIA Warren, Fl
riog,on, Bonararte, Bentonsport, Keosauc.
pi'tsburg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the coms
and convenience OF passengers.
Coaches leave Keokak for eli the shcye pis >
al Z o'clock, A. M.
@ Office IN ataiA Street, second door -
the Lacls!e House.
J. HAMILTON, Ager
Jaae 4. 1885
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
r. y. FOSTER

HAS Just received we'll assorted Stock Of
~ Spring and Summer Goods, to which the at
|1es.tion Of buyers 10 respectfully asked.
The Goeds have been selected with special
Inference 70 ths city retail trade. and Will be SOFT
~ losr q the ssrne class OF goods can be bought
81 any House IN Iowa.
Purchasers will do well to examine the stock
keinrs buying elsewhere, - they will find many
Etvles rot usually kept IN this market.
April -. 1855,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
BlaCEsmithing.

matchmaking.
WILLIAM GRAHAM. on fh,rd, bs.weep
Johnson a Exchange Streets, al III
Brck shor. wouid ipiorm he public ihat he is
pref pared 20 do all kinds OF BI AcKsAYrHiNc IN q
neat. durable. and cheap manner
HORSE sHOEINC.
Bring on Your lame horses and have them
shod night. From his long and constant prac-
ilce IN this branch Of the business he f4iers
himself that he cannot be excellsd by any ore IN
the country. He particularly solici!s pairorsge
in thus line.
He also offers his services as Farrier in all lis
branches
MAY 90, 1855. d1uly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
One More F!
Editors OF Gate fity.

Editors OF Gate fitv,
GENTS.-l wish 70 say to yonr readers that I
II have just returned from market with great
vari.y OF ladies' and Gsnilemen's, Boys' Miss
es' and Children's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which viii cell Lower thar the Lowest Re-.
member, {. aick Sales ard Small Profits ismr
motto GEO. CRiTTENDEN.
Corner SRI sra Main Streets
p S. ! hope no one Will believe the above
u ihfv come and see for'the mseyes. G C.
Kepklx, June7 ddwiu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
Carriage Manufactory,

On Johnson STREET beipeen LIST and 2d.
BY O'BRYAN, Il CO.
III AFlNG permanently establish "
IL ed ourselves in keoknk with ar ~
ample supply of the very best maize .X1Z--W-
rial Tor the manufacture of Carriages, Buggies.
Gigs ard Hacks, We are prepared 10 make all Ar
tces in line la the very best style and OF the
choicest material, on reasonable terms aad
prompt notice.
May IS. 1855. dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
DRIED BEEF.

. l00 LBS. ST. Louis Sugar Cured d,
-,UUU Beef, warranted the best ever in u
market. NM. G. FuNKHOUSER.
June 2. 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
TIN LOVERS soL1LcoUY,

THE LOVERS soLILcQUY.
Go search the Indies wave for pea.is.
To deck vour high horn nsidei
Or dig Coiconda's diamond sans.t,
With priceless treasure laden
Go gather Myrrh ard Frank!neense
And sweet Arabian spices.
And cluster round your hearts dell shi"
Isovs's widest of devices
III rive TO her whom ! adore,
By far an of'riHe richer
My face, ali dressed in lovers smiles,
In BUELL's fair Skslight Picture.
Bueips Gallery, So, Maia Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
SkYLIGHr
ID j G Z ( RREAN GALLERY

- D4sn4 L w. BUELL.,
&6 ray A. n 49, Daguerrean Art st,
0N N 43 "a. So Would fespecttu-
o. ID ElgaLsYGX4G iy announce to the
S-5stS-@ inhabitants ot keo
kuk and vicinity, that he is prepared to take
hsenesses Of all who may give him call, in The
mcst perfect manner, having q large Skylighi,
The only light BY which a blue eye ca be made
10 look natural, and far superior 10 all other
lights Tor Dagaerreotvping sleo, having an exs
psElsseA sft Ire art of over seven wears ne fat.
ters himself that he can suit the fnust fasii.ious
Pictures and Drawings copied; Landscspes and
picn~es of tha SICK or dsceased taken at short
notice Pictures put up ia every variety of
style, regard ess Of the weather, spi satisfaction
ia all cases gnaraateea.
June "a 1855. dt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06

koUNNY Memories ia Foreign Lands, by II. B.
asEs| = ! assa we g z :ss 5.2s1I1as lsl n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
CHEESE.
Sngar Cured Hams.

A LARG E lot of choice Sugar Cured Ham
n hand and To- sale low
FUNKHOUsE
msyli 30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06

25 DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS lus
received and for sale cheap al
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April 90, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-06
fgR LIVERY STABLE,

On Johnson Street, befWfe1 lSf 0ne,
BY WILLIAM IA. CLEGMOAN.
THIS establishment is large, cofnr
L we'll arranged and amply provided v
horses well trained for harness, as well
ssrriages, Buggies and Hacks, open
covered and half covered, OF every deg
adapted TO convpntence or iuxnry.
Horses end Carriages Of residents OF
d; visitors from abroad kept on modeFat
ana carefully attended 10 by men tn
SIX He'd u the business.
II ,rses bought and soll on cor nissi,
nv own account al all times.
NAV 25, 1883. dly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27

CLERICAL ELoPssEsT.-A clerical gentleman Of
skeH address on Thursday last disappeared with the
wife of gentleman residing IN South Creek TIE
gay lothario in clerical orders, some tive or three
weeks since being called to preach in the neghbor-
hood Of South Greek invited home by gentle
man. He pretended 10 be unwell and stayed some
DAYS at the house. He then took brief trip abroad,
eeuIed temperance, and retui ned to the house of
his hospitabe friend quite sck-so much 30 indeed as
TO be closely confined to the house. He was guest
for some three or four days, when Thursday the
10TH bis host having some business TO transact IN
Pennsylvania, left home not suspecsng anytnln.
sniss Hardly had he gone when the eie1ca Soul
drel suddenly recovered his health. HIS carriage voc
got out and the unfaithfu wife packed up neI .oi.
and some Of her husbands had them eonve!e ~ 80
carriage and with her sanctiraonous Da,amu SnH
her seat and babe adieu TO the pleasant nvne =, NC.
two children. her innocence and peace on mina, 70
lin her destiny TO shame and the yeres, rascal Una,
the Gun stioss upon. th'"A"
csr, RoRvRr CRurTESDoS has relin9uished his
nos;ton a. Receiver here for the Hudson River Rail
iposd Comnany and accepted responsible position at
Cell srSen under the new arrangements made by
~. co,ou,i, sioners Of Emigration Capt c. was de-
ssrvs6y popular IN the petition be has just relin-
oni.hed and we doubt not will become equally 10 in
the ore he has just assumed. ALBANY Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
sALr.-An article lately published in The AlSaay

sALr.-An article lately published in The AI5asy
Erening Journal, says:
Ever, where in the south Of France the salt made
by solar and natural evaporation Is q great deal
chez, er than when made in boilers by arthosi heal
and this sslar salt costs for the 100 kogrammee OF Soz
pounds "A bushesl . or cents The actual cost OF
sst 10 the manufac IN the south OF FraGce m INC
last twenty years is consequently per each bushel,
about 2 cents. This fact s OF public notonetyj and
by some new improvements IN sat works, which my
self introduced in Italy in 1s4s, the bushel wss pro-
dueed for only cents from the brne Of the Adratic
See which has about 81 per cent Of salt
"In Syracuse, tie greatest market OF nencan salt,
the cost to the manufacturer DER bushel s three tines
az much il Ia or cents In spite Of the richness OF
the brine which has IS per cent Of salt. Why then %
incredible difference Because, according 70 the re-
port Of Prof Cook, Of 1854, page ~ In the present
method of manufacture by solar evaporation N Syre
cuse about tbreefourths Of the evapOratng power IS
lost whereas la France the whole power 70 controlled
and used proporonally reduce the cost Of the
manufacture, diminishing it from or cents 70 about
cents"
Tie wri err says that the same plan may be adopted
here as in France and Italy, and thus save an
immense sum to the consumer. II would be Of signal
advantage to Agriculture If the price Of sslt could be
reduced so as TO bring it into upon land az fer
tzer, possessing it does the power OF death 70
many of the insects that destroy crops.
No,witbsta ndiDg the richness OF our ssb spring.,
tie United States import tweise n"D'""'" W 'e" W
salt per snnum.
1.-The State of New-York 70 especially rcn In salt
$500 having IT, IS or IL per cent Of SAL; and stiIl
X Sate inn orts annually Two or tree millions OF
hnsbes Of foreign salt for the Inferior consumption
when France and Italy, having DOLLY aor per cent Of
saIr in their as.water, are manufacturing with brine
90 weak quantity Of sat sufficient not only for them
selves, but for large expectation.
Any Improvement in the art Of manufacturing an
article Of such universal use az Salt must prove
blessing TO this country.
Salt as Medicine is but little known. A tea
spoonful dissolved will serve as good emetic; and
homeopathic doses will often cure sickness at tho
stomach. 1t is good for coic and very valuable ss e
reyiver Of peron stunned by fall In spopIezy,
salt good internally and externally Bathing In salt
water has cured many nvalids Salt Is as good 10
kill worms in the intestines as Is in land In our
everyday diet, however, we use Salt to excess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-The GREAT
l. CENTRAL ROUTE oonnectus the Atlantic Cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States y oo1-
Railway direct The Road also connects AZ Pttsourgb
with daily Inc Of ell the Western Rivers
and Cevesnd and SAndnsky with Steamers 20 al Po
The Northwestern Lakes; making he direct cheapest and
reliable BY which FREIGHT Do Forwarded 10 and
frcrn the Great Wes- -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-boots Shoes Dry Goods, TN 75c r- 100 y
bozes,) furs. Feathers, kc.... ........:...1 - "
SECOND CLAsS.-Books and Stationery Dry
Goods lin baesJ Hardware Leather. }soc per 100 d.
Wool, ...............s..ss..s.ss..l
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, BseEing, Bacon and 90 ~, I'M y
POrk, On bulk, } Hemp, ke..............:l ~ - ~ ~
FoURrB CLAss.-COfee, Fsh, Bacon and No n.y loo n
PoTk. Pseked) Lard and Lard OIL. ~ - - ~
Ii shpping Goods from any poin Phsdephs be par
tisr4r 70 srk the raekase PennsyvAnia Railroad" AL
Goods consned the Of this Road ~ PhLsdsips
fffsburEh, viii be forwarded without detention
FEkIeHr AsnTs-Moses Potter, Boston, j. L. Elliot,
Sswfork; T. J. soeeder, Philadelphia; MaEraw koons,
bsfimorei Geo Frsncscus PsbuTEh SprtagnAn Brown
Cincinnati, Ohio J. {. Moohead, Louisville, NJ Il T.
heldrum Madison. Ind; Rseld Co, st Louis MOI J. D
Mitchell Sou, Evansville, IniiAnA
Yer further Particular OF bIis Of ladnf, sppfy 20
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. R2ilresd Col on
{. B. ALLEN, No. Astor HOUSE, New iork-
r. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Asent, f6hadefphi~
Il >. LoABAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27
CHARTIERs COAL COMPANY TRUST

CHARTIEHS COAL COMPANY.ATRUST-
~ hS SALE 2R 21AE GHA MSsks 1Ss
and and ulfent Of the trust discretion and pow
% IT, .9d sS%S SSSf
PAEy bearing date the 10th day Of Apr 1892 and recorded
Che monwestb of Pennsylvania in MoTgsse Book vol g.
page tS &C. win expose 20 sale BY Public Aucso9 a. the
BURGH Penn, on the SECOND DAY Of AUGUST, 1855 at
O'clock ali and susul.r the ESTATE, PROPERTY and
PREMISES included and intended and bound by said deed
briefly ed and described as follows; All the Stone
i've acts OF land situate Robinson Township in the
~ afoIead 20 wit; The Bprdes Tract bounded by lands
WMm Mccormick containing liz acres and lC2 perches and
particularly described deed from w; emns'Gn % SAD
81 psge 1866 The Mccormick Tract bounded by lands OF Nc
heirs McCoys heirs the Burnsdes tract md Samuel
McudS containing 4o and ssS perhes-descbed In
deed from Mccormick said Company recorded In same
ES@aSa.en. Philips Samuel Riddle, James Robinson and
eh,Is containing 25 eces-descbed IN deed from Nnhs e
The EdmandOn Trset adjoining lands OF WIN. M MARKS and
percbes-descrbed in deed from Joseph EdundsOn TO said
COMPANY recorced in same volume page rs The IRWIN Tract
TbonbeIgs H. Davies heirs oout.nns SO acres P
Reehes described IN deed ron John irwn sna w ss 20
Also all that certain piece Of snd called me nIsc Ia
lands Of AeIsnder Mckee and the Ohio RIVER and contain
ne eight acres described In deed from t. w Remington
s ON which are erected i've frame dwelling and hs
bon improve Also all that other certain piece Of land
IN said township conans ten acres lying on the ONO YeI
above Mehee Rocks and adjoining said eight acres tract ana
also piece Of ground Of the width OF y feet on
die end Of said and extending heefro
10 white oak McKees upper line, near CHARTERS Ceek
nth The privilege Of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the IN
ert Of said Company being leeehod for ~ years from Lee
April l6ls subject ground rent of $500 year unn Apr
and forth $500 which piece OF land are
,,sctes coal Triple railroad wharf office eugneshed weigh
house scale and hsbor and other prem
es and prveees being described and defined in lease from
Alex Mckee w Renng on recorded m said oihce IN vol
une rage sss and the assignment. said
aid volrme 81 rage H. Also, ali those ~ Lots OF Groand
composing the Village OF Remington laid ont npon he said
k Tract beng each 81 in front and In rear and
o fee IL depth and each Of which is erected story
fan wsh ghouse Also all that Railroad and eonsucture
kpo~t as the Charters Coal Companys Railroad extending
from the Ohio said Village OF Remington being about
miles in length, with all the Materials equipments ana
thereof of the said Compnys DePots Pits
Mines Coal Works including two Locomouve Siean I'm
ses 50 Burden $50 Pit Care Trucks Tools lmpleens
.tns Materials and Machinery, and also all the Franchises
Rshts and Priv of the said Company and Cooperation
J. y. ID. LANlER Trustee.
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uOSS Summer Arrangement. lOSS
1000. TAKE MOTTO T.. 1000.

INV ROIJiE OPEN TO sT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR TIE WEST. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
Civ LAND. ELLEFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
lhs the shortest and comfortable from New
York Boston and all NewEug gland Albany, Toy and Buffalo,
10 Mar o. Beefcuaine Dayton Sydney Pqua and Green
vile Ohio Union, Numoe Indianapolis, Peru Lafayette lo-
sanspo Haute VineenDes and Evansville Ind Louis
vile Ky. and ST Luis 90 ~
TURIE TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY SUNDAYS Ex-
cEPrEp-7:3o A. 81 Express Train connects at Gallon with
b. and l. Train. . , =,
n A. 81 connecting at Beefontsine with the VI. r. and
L. T. Train UIbana and Springfield and arrive ~ Dayton
same afternoon; arrive indianapolis Al $3.50 same evening
get nights sleep and in the morning By the early Trains
for Lafayette Peru, LOgansport and Chicago
Passengers Teue zue NncenDes aud Evansville leave
Indaustois At gl5 A. NJ arse Terc Hauts 81 z:l5 T. NJ,
Vince 3:5 F. NJ Evansville AZ same evening Line
Of Poet leaves Nncennes $3.50 FOR Aene III
So mies iii the unfinished Ink OF the ONO
ana Mississippi Railroad between Nncennes and s. LOUIS
arrive D time with the Express Train AZ
6:SCA NJ and 81. Louis az l. 80 same afteruoon
The Road in tne order and you pass through beautiful
country, making change desirable 10 travellers.
Esy In Ju his stage Line will be filed with Iron Rais,
msking continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic to tho
Mississippi Eighty Eve miles shorter BY this route than VIA
To!e DC and Chicago 10 81 Louis.
75P Lightning Express Train from Cleveland, making
come eors with al places named by above Tains arrive at
Indianapolis al s next morning; connect immediately WIN
EXpress kiIceDnes and there with Stages Tor en
LEAVING Xena $50 By Express Train and arrive at ST. Louis
desire 70 stop Xena m they leave there
at IL A. ~ aud arrive ST. Louis 81 p NJ same afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-27


II. r. Office. Cleveland. -,
Bssssge checked Cleveland Belesntane and Indian
apos thence Louisville, Madison Terre haute, La
fsyette and Eyansylle
Procure Ticket. the Lake Shore Railroad Once IN Gsye
land of d. C. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent or d. hOh-
TON at the Weddel House, Cleveland 49,
OsLy 1871 Houss FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE, KY
Merchant, wishing 10 chip Goods mske in New
York Boston Albany Troy with the Gener. Freight Agents
of the Railroad Companies Ene Canal Lines 70 whom
through Freight Tariffs have been Goods addressed %
care A. HILLS Agent C. C. and O. Railroad, Cleveland will
be forwarded with dispatch J. NOTTINGHAM, supt
For information relative the above apply 70 D.
HORTON General Ticket Agent, Weddel House, or C. Il
BROOKS Passenger Agent the c. c. and {. X. K Depot
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ADRIAN ii. MULLER, Auctoneer.
CtTOCKS AT AUCTION-ADRIAN III. Null

ADRIAN ii. MULLER, AuctioneeI.
CTOCKS AT AUCTION-ADRIAN II. Null
OLFR Will eel stAuoion THIS DAY nth inst at ~ O'Clock
at tie Merchants Exchange by order of Thompson Price, Ad
unpistrator Of of II, zski.h Lyon deceased
20 Shsres Manhattan Company So each.
90 DO Tradesmen's Bank, so
% do do do (t2O per share paid n) 8 70 each.
Is DO National Rank, SO each
n DO Eew.York and New-Hsven Railroad, 800 each
Is DO Hew.York Central Railro ad 800 each.
4Ceriif New. York Central Rarosd : 100 each.
2Bonds Hew-York Central Ralrood, 500 each.
Ato, for of whom II may concern
Dsbt Certifca'e New York Central Railroad, 600
81 Sines Manhattan Gss Lisht Co., $50 each
800 DO Union Bank. $50 each.
az do Mechanic Banking Association, S25 each.
50 DO Bowery Bank, S25 each.
20 20 Cha ham Bank. SIS each.
50 do La FaGge Fire lus. Co, $50.