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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE OUTRAGE BIZ JUDGE KANE.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Aug. 2, lsS

Special Dispatch to The n Y Tribune.
There was meeting OF conference held here today
TO col slider the proprety of come public expression
dsapprobation Of the outrage committed by Judge
Kane in the person Of PSssmors Williamson There
were present about hundred Of the most substsn
tia of our citizens, including merchants, professional
men and Others; all agreed that gross outrage apou
law and justice had been committed, ADD that some
appropriate manifestation Of public displeasdre ws
called for, but whether this was the right time,
whether such demonstration could be made previous
to the action of the court without prudcing the case
of Mr.. Williamson was question, and there being
a coubt on this point it concluded to waive scsoa
for the present and to appoint Committee who should
take the whole matter into consideration and report %
future meeting A Committee of Seven were sp
poihted and the meeting adjourned to convene at the
call Of the Committee. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

THr NEwARK MURDER.-ln this case the Juy
returned AZ their verdict that Conrad Bauer came TO
"tween L. and l O'Clock, at the place known as Pat
IRAN Hall, 6om wound produced by dirk or sharp
.knife IL the hand Of John Mckinney aud that said
'sCt OF killing willful murder" The funeral OF
The deceesed was attended by large number Of Ger
mAgs aid two military companies, the Jefferson Rifles
loi which the deceased was member and the Wash
incion Rifles. The discourse was preached from
Samue II. 3; "There is but step bet ween me and
ssdosth." The body was buried in the Franklin q,
M T.. Church burying-ggound, a salute being fred
Over ne crave by tie Jeaerson Rifles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
FROM KANSAS.

=. L0rr, Wednesday Aug ; -
The Kansas correspondent Of The Dsn'erH' 'f
there Is great excitement there in regard 10 iae
Governor. The Legislature ives dssstsneo a.
doubted Mr.. DaE sons soUndness on TIE sls'e.
question. Anticipating bis non-sccePtsnes' -
being signed by members Of both HosSe'' 80 -,
the President to appoint Mr.. Woodson, ne 80
Acting. Secretary, If Mr.. Dawson Teiasss " - "a,
Gov. Reeders yeioes had been referred 70 -
Judges and two Of them express views coz - -
the action Of Ree5er and sustaining the LsSl' Il
in ts course relative to the removal OF i1s
government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

The Missouri mob which calls itself the Kansas
Legislature seems to be dissatisfied with the new
Governor after all They are not certain that he
will be a mere tool in the hands of the rufian
AtchisOn, and want the President to appoint
Woodson, the present Secretary, who is as plant
and criDgng and mean-spirted as the villains
headed BY striDgfellow can desire. OF course
Woodson will act as Governor until the arrival of
DawsOn-an event that is not likely to happen be-
fore November, if at all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

JoHS b. GoU0n returns TO Boston in the America
next week from two years canvass cf Great Bri-
tain in behalf of Total Abstinence from Intoxicating
Drinks He has doubtless addressed larger audiences
and produced deeper sensation than any other ad-
Soca.e Of Temperance ever heard in the Old World.
He proposes TO rest for season from his labors but
he wh find il difficult long to resist Che solicitations
which viii reach him from every side for renewal Of
his efforts in this, his adopted country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

There was no more bloOdsbed in Louisville yes
terday The Journal (Know-Nothing) says that
the riot was premeditated on the part of the Irish
The Irish people have done great many foolish
things, but we want better evidence than mere as
serton TO prove the generalization Of such an act
Of dancerous folly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

The Rum Convention organized yesterday at
Syracuse under the direction Of Col French. On
a motion to admit as delegates none but such as
were actual sellers of liquor and could show proof
that they wore the mark of the beast, there was q
smart row. Finally Col French fixed the resolu-
ton so that anybody might come in, and it was
adoDted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

and Ague Remedies without wing hsi ell their strength
Arsenic Cunine Mercury Other deadly poisons
which though thew break the ehs Tor short tine
lay the foundation Of wreehed msades that
cny with life But the wonderful ec Of RHODEss fevEs
ACUK Guar, ANTIDoTE MALAYSIA, equAed only
BY w singular nnoceroe snd 10 proof Of this the eerhcate Of
The celebrated chemist in the United States james K
Chiifon, NJ. D.. Is sttsehe1 60 every bottle.
Gro. 4. BARS, Wholesale Agent No S Water st. and Tor
vale BY G. H. Rae G. V. CLicNESkR Co, aud Duggsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
PAssMORE WILLIAMSON.

We rejoice to learn that measures are being
taken TO hold meeting in Philadelphia to ex-
press the public sentiment in regard TO the
shameless outrage perpetrsted on one of her
most uprigh! and peaceable citizens. Through
out the Free States there is but ore feeling in
relation to the Imprisonment Of Williamson;
it is looked upon as the hight of cruelty and in-
justice, and men are astonished at the indiffer
eIce with which the matter is treated in Phila-
delphia. The press has had little to say on the
subject; we believe tnly one paper has had the
courage TO condemn the act; still, this may be
DO criterion of popular sentiment in that city
We cannot believe it is-the citizens Of Pnila-
delphia owe it TO themselves TO speak out in
tones Of thunder in condemnation of the high
handed and outrageous conduct OF Judge Kane.
Why is Williamson in prison What crime has
he committed How long i he TO be confined
on a charge of contempt If men are to be
sent TO prison on such charge and during the
pleasure of Judge il is time the fact was
Known. The people of Philadelphis should de-
mand the immediate release of Williamson. He
is guilty of no ohense: why should he not be
liberated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
IesuTork Daily G.ibn,re
THURSDAY AUGUST g, 1856.

he result Of the recent elections, 30 Tar o. re
CARDS members Of Congress lie not yet known VIII
certainty but from such returns as we have we
make the following approximation toward the
facts
In NORTH Carolina the delegation will probably
be five Democrats and three Know Nothise'
-, ,-,,rrlg Co,o,>,, XXEIEh Coa1rs.
l. .Henry ". shsv. Dem Rooer 4, zoe n ~
III. .Thonss Ruin. D.g- Ltofnis n1ih9. Ds,L-
III. .Mli1l Asbe Den y 49, $3.50 -
". sian n Rogers. Wa i.,O.o. orspcs, IN
~ fteb.-S prvvesr Nh;s Richard c. PurTAsr, X. y
vi 1,,.os ,,sise BEN Brrton Crtizs. De T.
viii rbos L CIirsnsn. Dem. Ttos Cinzn-n Dem
All these are pretty certain except tue Sixth,
vbe,e the contest il 50 close that We shall have
to wait for the official figures.
From Tennessee we have but single report
touching Congress- and that is that Felix X.
ZollcoHer is elected in the Eighth and Thomas
Rivers in the Tenth DistIi Il. ZOilcofer is in
the XXXIIId. c ngress as Wing; low be
turns Up es a Know. Nothing. Rivers is K. NJ,
and takes the place of Frederick ?. Stanton, a
prominent Democrat.
We have nothing in reference to Congress
from Kentucky and Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

We have nothing from Alabama except
mere rumor that shortbridge, the X. h. csudi
date is chosen Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

The telegraph reports that MOrehesd the X.
n. candidate for Governor Of Kentucky, gains a
little in thirty -four counties over SCOTS ma
iorisy. The SUCCESS Of Morehead looks probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

ARTIFICIAL Lies" PALMTR's PATENT for
nsencs. bessfy comfort and natural .gpesIsnee are am
vailed America Europe Ooes and Msunfactories et No
So Bro.dwsS No SS Chestnutst PHILADELPHIA and Spring
hed h.Nk fALNER a CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RAIsI0H. Wednesday, Ars' = - !, M.
C3smla. Dem, II the tIIltt Cons'e'''-p .s.
trict. + elected by "a tnmeuse mslorts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
MASSACHUSETTS, KNow-NorHNGs.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
SPRfSGFIELD, Monday. Aug s. 1855.

special DisPatch 70 lne ~ 1. lnoune.
SPRIS0FIELD Monday, Aug. s, 1855.
The State Council Of Know. S0things assembled
here 10 day The Hon. j. ". Foster, the President,
in the chair. A new Constitution and Platform Of
Principles was reported b. Liea, Gov. Brown Oh sir
Of the Committee appointed a, the last qunterly
meeting. The Platform is the same as that adopted
by the Know Something's at Cleveland and Worcester
with the exception of the clause against foreigners
holding Office until they have been in the country
twenty.one years The prosciptive clause was Op-
posed by Henry Wilson and Francis Bdnley Of Be-
ton, and others bot the native feeling prevailed AZ
ter an exciting debate, the following resolutions IN 70
vor Of fusion were adopted:
Resolred. That tie posidon OF tue present NatiOrh
Administration il one Of Open undisgused hostility 20
all the principles we profess and therefore believe
that the exgencies OF the times demand that al men
who agree in these principles should be united in theI
political action, and We viii cheerfuly cooperate win
all tie opponents Of our common enemy.
ResOlref, That Committee Of two members from
each county be appointed, who, IN connection WIN
any similar Committees already appointed or 70 BE-
appointed who may agree in these principles snah g.
some suitable time call Convention 70 be composed
Of delegates elected by the people Of Msschuse.s IN
primary meetings assembled for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates to be supported BY ns party II the
coming election.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
Committee, agreesbly TO the Last resolution.
Snffols-J. L. Farewell, ;. c. Nash; Mdclesx-
a. H. Nolson, A. b. Ely; Essex-TimOthy Dsvs'
join Betcheider Worces er-Alex. De Witt W.
Thurston; Frankln-A. l.. Tyler, w w. Russell;
Hampshire-W. b. Dickinson, II. g. knight; Hsnr
den-I. l.. Chapman, j. W. Foster; Berks lire-Dsn-
lei Upton, Thos. Colt Bnstol-H. q. Wheelright j.
f. Merrill; Norfolk. T.. Carpenter, c. K. Ransom;
Plynouih-R. b. Hall, I. p. HOwlandi BaTnstable-
J. 2. johnson. r. G. Kelley; Dukes aud NsntGokes--
Chas. J. Barnes }. Barney, Justin Lawrence.
AL secrecy was abolished, and every legal voter b.
signing the constitution becomes q member Of the
party without further ceremony The Hon. W. Posef
has been elected Chairman Of the above named Con
Mite. 1t IS said tina, majority Of the Committee
opposed 10 fusion.
SPRNoTELD, Mass, Wednesday, Aug. Z, ls'''
Last night the Council was engaged n acting %
certain proposed liberal modfcstioDs Of the Con1'sf
ton OF the party.
The proposition 70 alter the Constitution 20 ~ % "
III, al Protestant citizens Of Massachusetts, sA11
would include naturLlized Protestant foreigners ~
eieated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
WIGS, West WIGS

BArcHELoRs HAIk DYE WiGs ToUPEEs.-The
t In the world the admiration Of eonDoseuTs the envy
OF ustcr Sold and applied No zS Broadway thine private
rooa The largest sook Of and roupee IN America
BAcrHkLoE's Modsvis Cream, for preserving the bsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
Bnsiuess Notices.


TIM KSox"-We have heard Of hard hnocks
ena soft knoots and many ohsr ne Of -. S 20
KHox ~bc-e stores at the Of faonsI esa
md ~ No SIS Broadway tsO 81 the u 0e PP
n thoFuFlrhfare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

FEATHERS, BEDDING, &C.--COnstantlY on hand,
composing part sssormeut Of HAIR hATTREsEs
NJ ATHEx BEDS PAtAAssEs CO1s BEDs1EADs, BLssEETs,
and ConFoRTERs No. 10 Chsthsms Mu berry.
Whoesale and retail MARTIN WILLARD, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
DIR. McCIINTocK's CURE FOR DARRHEA-

Those who suffering Disorders Of the Bowels vi End
complete and prompt remedy In d.. JAS. MCCLNTOCE
DtARKHFA CoEDIsL-25 and 80 bote-s 4. CCsH-
NAs s. Cos new drug store, No. 295 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
TUTTLE's PoRIU

English, French, German and American
YLIcT GooDs, NovELTfEs AND TOYS,
No St5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
SINGERs SEWING MACHINES - GREAT IN

pEoVrnEsTs COMMUNICATIONS beaten the whole
Sowing MachiDe before, SSGER has n,w dusnsed him
The Machines without with htte
exerton OF the operator with double speed ths in
given much work b. done with the Old
Machines The immense superiority and economy Of these NJ,
chimes be and understood at glance Cal and
inc thsm NJ. SfNGER Co. Nc. S2j Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
PI.Sos.-Purchasers desiring a good instru-

men, ore Fu.snteed give entire satisfaction purchase
opy rfunded the lowest BE price should 81 a. the
1exf Music Store Of HOEAcE Waters, No. SO Broadway
bce assornent Of celebrated PIANOS Is the srs- 10 the
Iued prices low defy competition and terms
No accommodating a. adapt themselves the condition Of
nj See Of the following oelebrsied m kers whore Pis
nos are constantly IN store: Horace WStes MO1en Improved
Pianos T. Gilbert Cos Prem Pianos with or without
Hobsn HAlet Cumst0n's Woodward Browne and Jacob
ht ernrs Boston Pisnos sddon those Of Eve other
Ee-York MAKERS secondhand Plans Al grsst bargains
Pianos allowed puTchsses Sole Agency for
the sale offs d. H. ". SMITHS Premium MLLODEONs tuned
the eoua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
WupyRs PATENT SALAMAyDER SAFEs-with


The best pa Powder and Burglar prof Locks.
THE FIRE PR0oF SATE THE WOnLD.
The that awarded the prize medal In 1851 a the
Worlds Fair In London
Depot No. IL? WAterst, near WAltt. New-York.
Is. q. WILDER Co,
Pafa nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

DR.. 8. s. FITCH, author of Six Lectures on
Consumption 40, 0foe No. IA Broadway open daily sun
day exceped until O'Clock consumption Asth
the Heart aud III Chronic Diseases of hAes
and Females ConsultstiOn free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

HOILOwAY's PuLs--The finest Family Medi-
the word and recommended TO all who suffer from
eases Of the Liver AID stomach they fell
diseases Sold At the Manufactures No % MadenaDe,
NewYcrk; and No 90 Strand London and by all Druggists
Is cents ca cents and ~ per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

have adv Ia dealing with large establish
the business the smaller the
sentsge Heoce buying LAcE CURTAtss, CORNtcEs and
Rspow SHADES Of rstcas importing and manufacturing
like that Of kELTY FERGUSON No l Broadway
abe purchaser practices wise economy well enjoys the
opportunity Of selecting from nsiye stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

GiPrs AND Presents. Just received aud for
nails reduced prce. the choicest selection Of LADIES RET
CVLEs Necklaces Tslet Csses Jet Bracelets Travelling and
Baskets Fans Pefumery and soaps also every vaIi
ETY. Of Toys, DOlls, and Games Of Amusement At
RocERs's Fancy Bassar, No. 4i3 Broadway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-07
pKNNsYLv.nIA RAILROAD.


THREE Dnly through lrdi =, oe.".tn r.
| adelphia and Pi'sburg THE MONNlN
MAIL TR AIN leaves Philadelphia for P,tisbur
A7ls A. NJ and pittsbnre tor Philadelphia at
AM THE FASTLINE leaves Philals lphia
for Pittsburg at | p NJ. and .P,t1stqrg for Phiia-
delphis al P NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptfsharg at II
p NJ, and pitfshnlg for Philadelphia al III p NJ
The sbeva lines connect al Pi'sburs with
Railroads TO AID FROM St. Louis, Mo; Alton,
Gal-na and Chicago, Ills; Frahkford, Lexington
and Louisville Ky; Terre Haule, Madison, La
faye,te, and indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefoataine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massllion and
Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats
from and to NEW ORLEANS, Sr. LoUIs, LOWS
VILE, aud CIselNNATI.
Through Tickets can be had TO OF from either
of the above places.
For further particulars, SEQ HAnd-biils at 'hc
different starting points. Passengers irom the
We VIII find this the shortest and moat exnedl-
tious route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ne" York
OF Boston.
THOs MOORE,
AaEsr. Passenger Lires, PhiiadelE hia.
J. MESkIMEN
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsbnrg
Feb ], 1855. ~
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II. w. JONES',
Successor TO p. Slingerland.
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and JeWcIry,
SECOND STREET,
Next door 10 Charles Parsons Banking House
KEOKUK, IOWA
- GStH~e The subscriber has Juot re-
R&SN Nm ceIved a larg- aud beautiful
eIS.<s6~sstock Of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewelry &c, comprising he attest styles
of LADIES' Breast Pms, Ear Rings. Finger Rings
Cud Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys
Seals. Silver ThinbI-s, Gold Slides, Snaps
studs, Coz Pens with or without holders, 6 old
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker
feels competent tn repair tho most dlfficnl, and
delicate work tina, may be entrusted 10 his care
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
Correct Time.
The public may rest assured that .he CORE Ct
time is, aud always viii be kerbv
". " JONES
Nov. 2s, 1854 lyd
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4 TINE undersigned has now III l
I | his Ware Rooms. ana de-
,igns keeping constantly on hshd
veil selected assortment of all kinds Of Fur
ni,ure embracing MARBLE TOP DREssl Nc
ard plsin Bureaus fine and PLAN Sofas; fine anC
plain centre 9E' card Tables canes a and wind
.or Chairs, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, 10 the finest ban cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage bed
steads of TIE latest styles; Loanges dc.
Looking Glasses OF all sizes clocks, carpet.
ines. floor aud door matings, floor AMI tabie on
cloths, mattresses, feather busters, carnage trim
rninps. window shades and trimmings, aid evrt
other article usually kept inlny line OF business
Part Of nv stock made under my own o.
pe,vision, and the rest bought irotn manufactor
les Of high standing, 81 that car warrant every
article for durability and finish Of Workmanship.
Nv object is to establish permanent businesa
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as ar induceinent 10 personst 10 purchase OF me,
am resolved to cell a: the lowest ST Louis prices
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ] will always take pleasure IN show
ing furniture 10 Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not
NAV 81 '54--tf g. W. ANBtho,
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Vegr3Rs STAGE COMPANY.
|. mxnrS z,(1zkokxryrs.

- ouMM80 z9kAk0kNENTS.
gBNE Wes.evn Stage Compinyrespectfuily ar
/ nsance to the pubic that their coache
lsass Ksckuk Daily. (Sundav excep'edl III
Rsis4slA, Oskaioosa, Fort Des N Dine sand Coun
oil 11aasS passing Through Boston. Charleston
priarpsa, Winchester, Birmingham, Ashland
Aesacv City, Ottumwa, Eadyvlile, oskaiooss
hS.,a, n ,n~oe, Apple Grove, 10 F. Des MONS
H<en o ,kaloosa (sri-weekyl 20 Counei' Bluffs
~ Dsa,slon.ain, Knoxville, pi@sssntsiile, indi-
49, g. Charles, Winterssit, Ind'aniovn, sii'
- nessk, 10 Council Bluffs.
: - fkom Otiunws via Blnkesburg, Alba.
Rarraaee, 70 Charlton, tri weekly.
~ 1rem Ksokuk. Daily, via Warren. Far
u1U1tea, Bonapsrse. Ben,onsport, keosauqna,
pfet1bsrg, Troy 10 Bloomfield.
10y attention will be paid for the comfort
~ couvsnisnce Of passenger
ooecAss leave Kcokuk for all the above places
G Z o'clock, A. NJ.
- Oahce on Main Street second door above
eIaclsde House.
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
June I. 1855.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
gsA2 s3esa $50 So - ~
RAIL ROAD LINE!!
(Peorla s. Oquawka, c ntral Military
Tract & Chicago. Burlington
n,.x,a.. f.. ,lrroIu !


Tract d Chicago. Burlington
Il Quincy Railroads,
Is now coseple'cd, and Trains run the entne
| distance from CHICAGO to BURLl Nc
TON, Iowa without change OF cars.
~'se mos, direct route to Chicago, New York.
Boston Philadelphia. and all 0 her poihts East.
Duly Trans !eere darlington Sun
days ercepfed.
H.. DAY EXPRESS ,-1nRoUGH Z. 80, A.
Arriving al Chicago the same eveiing, passing
through Monuc nth, Gale bnrg, Princeton, and
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, TO LaSale Bloomington, Sp inghe'd,
Decatur, jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Galena and Dnnleth.
2---ExrRrss THEoUGH Z. 30, Pm,
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road al
Mendoza for ST. Louis and Cairo dr.ct
Trains on the above Roads run il close con
uec'on, avoiding ali laying Over at any OF the
points.
This Road connects at Chicago with The Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Road, and
with all the Roads leading 10 the Atlantic Cities
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington at I. 80. p M :,
reach Galena ard Dunlei in - honts. and St.
Louis IN 30 hours.
Byihi, route Messengers will rsach the interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana in less time. ana
with fewer charges, than by any other route
connecting. via Michigan Central at Michigan
\ CITY. with tie New Albany and Salem Road
/ The zee 10 ali points south and southeast.
/ Baggage checked direct through to Chicago
and no charge for handling at any point
! Throng Tickets by this Route can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
C. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent
/ D. REMTcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
! G. (. FoLlKTr, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago, Nav lst, 1855. d&w
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To the Public.

/ hE Undersigned proposes to do Carpenter.
aud Jointrs work OF every description, anC
viii take contracts for huliiing houses from tn
ground up~ ards. and finish ard furnish materiaI!
and deliver the keys or in any way as per con.
tract, and Of the quality and architectural styl,
agreed upon. and at the time spec fled Can b.
seer at my shop or Office on Fulton Street, be
tween Second and Third. p. EICHER.
Contractor and House Builder
REvFExNeEs: Mr.. J. A. Graham, Thos. w
Clageti. Esq. Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ, Rev. Wn
IT, Williams.
keokuk, Anrii TO- 1855 4