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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-24
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Direct from Mexico

Weare indebted To an esteemed friend for tho
following extract of n Letter from an intelligent
gentleman. II citizen of the United States, now
in the city of Mexico. to his friend in Washing
ton:
MEXICO, May 3, 1855
Tho state ofthings in this country is, compar-
ed with that existing in own, awful and diff
oult To describe. Santa Anna, surrounded by
powerful faction, has universal power He alone
mikes and unnuls all laws ut pleasures; is the
bitter In all suits brought before the tribunals in
which the Government is concerned. He
moves amy of the authorities when he sees fit to
do so, and replaces them with others. He or
dcrs lovies of troops To be made at any moment,
spends the public money, and is accountable to
no person; in fact,he cnn do whatever he pleases;
and what he pleases to do is to keep about 5000
men under arms. impose forced loans, live shut
up in his barracks, (palace.) see fifty or sixty
persons each day, be eaioled by them and called
itesd Sereaisinla oppress and tramplc on ev-
cry body, aud pocket Il hot of cash.
"l'hc pnrty opposed to him live in the noun
tains and retired pariso the country. (IIeaven
knows how they maintain themselves,) refuse to
become subject to this ono.man power, and sup
port IA sufficient number of men to annoy Santa
Anna nnd keep him harasscd IN n manner that
knows no bounds.
There il another set or faction, who, setting
aside all laws live by indscriminate rapine and
plumber.
"rhen there is the Church, with unlimited
swny over nll, cxacts from all, and refuses tho
consolation Of religion, even in the hour of death,
unless the payment for the same be provided for
beforehand.
And, last, there is Tho people. Those who
have capital honrd it, aud business is ate stand.
Tho mass of the population, wretchedly poor.
clothed in rugs and half starved, are forced to
live in idlcness, for the want of labor, which is
denied thea because the condition of things does
not permit OF tho safe Investment of capital in
any undertaking, and vice and crime stalk abroad
IN open day.
Santa Anna left this city two days ago for
Moreia, in order, il ia said, to put down the rev.
otuion in the department of which that city il
the capital Whilst he is there all will BIO peace
and quetncss, and when he goes away the revo-
lntionists will take revenge all who shall have
treated him with common deoenoy.
IL could dwell for hours on the horrors of this
revolutions which has lasted for over two years.
but lot it pass your own Imagination must fill
up tho outline above given you."-Ndt. inteH
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Anil. 3Oth. Ia.
GEORGE VI. ltlCKER n co.


Respectfully beg leave To call the attention of th"
lndlos Ia ther very p eadtd aud cft ts,rc stock -
FRENCH and NGOrGH EMBRolDERlES, in
Muslin aud Luce Fnns comprising utmost every Narin
~ OF work and ,tylr, us Bl4n of quality aud price
Irdina in the city nlsa thnsc visiting the city Tor
tn" purpose of supplying themselves with such goods
will plcn,e call aud mhko ihcir pur'harcs
n,flD IN,
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SICKNESS OF CAPT. GENERAL CoNCHA.-C Con-
cha. Captain General of Cuba, is ill with an af-
fection of the throat. The Newburyport Herald
says that it is a disease very common in Cuba;
Pinto and Estrampes recently died therefrom,
though in their case it resulted from an iron
collar. 1t would not be wonderful if Concha
should have to try on the same collar before
these difficulties are at end on the island
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mERCHANDISE.
GEORGE M. RIICKEIsX co.

Anil a0th 1919.
Take pleasure in announcing In thrn trends and rns.
lomcts tint they IN receipt Of their entire
stock of fFANCR mud STAPLE DRN GOODS toI tho
s"nsan md r"sresol, invite nj persons ting renal
ls geodGoODS Mt reasonable prices ca und nuke
thcit srcctinus. nplIn .8m
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y t:W CONCERN

EW CONCERN II. A. Nliiams calls tho
nteution OF tho lrbding community his we'll st
lrcted assortment ol new books oi ~, ~ kind. Fine
stationery ant fancy goods Work boxes, fine Pearl
Port VI nuaIc4 rurscs, Pocket knives. Tooth Brushcr,
&r., &c The ladies particularly requested 10 call
and examine many useful and beputtd tnncy eooda.
pnla7 "a WILLIAMS
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New Auction and Commission House.

V,IE subscriber has located Market street.
| doors below the Post Office, where he intends TO
curry on the Auction aud Commission hu lin So He
will give his personal attention th" sns personal
mud real estate horses, &c He solicts cnnsignments
f goods intended for auction, " lr shall receive his
,,ronnnt attention " NJ. l.. LECkIE.
inn Is IL
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LvaNE CLOTHS, CAsIMEwEs, YES

4 TiNGS Ac, ac.-Supeior Black French md
coorrd Cloths of the very finest make, snpeip French
Casilnries fine Nrstng,, Gruvns, Xii Cloves Pocket
IInndt crehcts, Collnrs, SO. My friends both ir"m
town and country wi n use rive me- call lor the
hoyn goods and you sho be vel lil for your visit.
npl27-ts Is. II LEN Is
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'elAl,
Goa
GOAL,

" All prrsnas wishing /" supply them-eIvcs with n
good uuiGe o. ReI-nsi Anihfa,te mud Bitam,nout
Conl for tho winter srnson. will fin il the interest
if they leave rieir orders with thu undersigned
possible they vii be- sure thcr Gnnl b,
Richm nj mcasnlemeut. and lowe Richmond prices
including IRE GIN and tolls. DANL s. JAsfER
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II'OGk REM

lNOk KENT--ll wing engaged to 90 to NNhr
j vc.l offer Ior TIM large aud N"i huown stand
on k,lrs Corner present occupied by Mrs.A Il Pns
lett. THIS hou = has quite n lugc number oi regular
bourle,s besides good ol transient custom The
hoschold md kitchen furniture either be- rented o'
purcin cd as the person may desire. Til. ia consider
ed by many deeiied, the beat srud for fimy bonrd
nr house of my IN the city, possession given mmo'
dmfe Eery application Ia the sub'cribcris requested
~ he expects to 'nsc the city in few days.
JOHN ". FATIETT
al Gregory \. RoyalF, H. ". Store
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tg'O 'THsl. LADIES

fs'O TEE LADIES Ii ,au viii 10 -ec snmc
of tie ula-l beautiful uad Ipta.t styln oi Spring
aud Summer goods thlt hnyc been offered in this
mll,,t call al " hile 4 Jod,n', AMI commolous
store duor hbov, the Citizsns Savings Bunk. w"
have Iu-t opened, and r,tlck l. entirely new. We
can snt The inar - the iuncii !. Ne hive the
richest s.artraeni. full nds OF r,- eao Is such
sil-,snins plaa,stftd pl < cut Bnrges,-ili, OIgan
die Of every variety sntu al all col lno& hleeh strip
Shnllir, ShnIie nnd Bango D"am- -nt every vnriety.
Summc, N lin ofni coiors and qualities fae French
orkod collar, nrd -r,vrs, asp. very superior IN
sctts mourning SIC, ual mrs lichy embroidered
Liuen Camhrie lllnahcrrh,i-, ln,cs Nnil Manpilas,
of the mast brna lu style pafaso lals hid gloves o
every variety. Gail and examine
WHITE & JOKDAN'S,
80 do,roboyo lin q 1.,.@og NJ, Bank.
az. A,ain street
y ~, rnnv.
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apr2J L. 5. u. RuMBouGn. AT

OT1CE.-rhe cospartuer ,hip Of Williams 4
Hooper this dny Dissolved by the Junior pnri
ncc h. s. Hooper. withiuwing from the The
business, heretofore wl be- conducted by X. A. Vii
hams. All persons indebted In Wlurns X Hooper
nrc respectfully requested 10 unko immediate payment
10 Il. A. Williams. aml thosu qhp hasc claims against
snd tm will please present them for payment Ia X A.
Nilams' Who i alouc authorized settlc the hn ii
April 25h 1853.
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AYERS CATHARTIG PILLS !
Pills that are Pills


51ROF. HAYES, State Chemist. OF Masshchusetts
says. they the best of nj Pills, und unneX'd
mr. the who certify 'hnt Ct Hayes knows viz:
Irmuel Sna~, Chief Justice supreme Coun of Nnss,
Emory Wnshhurn. Governor oi Mass.
" &. Puuk,tt. Lieut.. & ". al Mhss
Henry J. GarIarr, Gov ot Ma.
Simeon Brown, icut. Coz
Il NJ Wright, Sec. of Snte
John b frzpntrict. Ca holic Bishop of Bosi ~.
MEN THArARE MEN -
Among the d ,ascs this Pill IN. cured with n.trnt.h
ing mpidity, nay mention
Cosriveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism. Drop
~. Heartburn. iIeanche Arising from foul Stomach.
Nan-en. Indigestion. Morbid innction Of the Bowels aud
ain arising therefrom, flatuency. Loss uf Appetite
all lccI and cunneous Diseases which require
evacuani Medicine S1rotuu, or King Evil lhey al
soby purifying the blood and stimulating tht System
mnny complaints which il wou be suppose
they coul reach; such Deafness, Partial Blindness.
Neuralgia und Nervous lrrimliD. Dcrungenents Of
the Liver md kiineys. GuLt aud other kindred com,
plants, arising from low Of the BODY, ob.truc-
tons of its functions. they the best PuIgative
Medicine ever discovered, aud you will but need use
them to know IT.
Prepared BY DR.. J. G AVER Lowell, Mas, mud
sold by every respectable D. uggst in New England.
may .dSc2m
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MISCELL ANE0US.
a AND BELOW COST.

a hat, enns, trunks, carpet bug a. ihe s'h
Il sctiher would call the attention III (sH5AD II
n hose in want al roods i his line. lssIICIV
10y uul especially those wishing goods &~-ilIa'
IL sell that he is ,rrng HI entire stock Al prices
TINT rnunot fail IL be- appreciated 10y those who may In
Nnr nm with call l,irc PARTON ot the goods wefn
purchased TN. Spring. embracing very fine assortment
al Hate, sps and Infants ruthnns, all ot the mest ap
proved styles. An exru fine assortment oi Trunks.
hne assortment oi lndes mud Misses shoes. Just roceS
ed fine assortment al Gents fine 'ess lons wish -
sell out enlly possible and 10 enahc me 10 do 80
| am ohc,ing the ohtiie stock cost and portion o
the goods for loss than cost
Cnll a. Ito sien ot the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House nni door below &. Morees Book store
hciole msk,ng your pfrchases.
un13t.l \ ID RI1MROuGII At
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svERCOMPLAlNT, JAUNDICE, DYs.

Ipepsia Chronic r. Nervous Debility, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from Disnrdered
Liver or Stomach. such Constipation, Inward Pas
Fnness ar Blood the Head Acidty Of the Stomach
Nau Heartburn Disgust for Food fullness weight
tie stomach. Sour Erucations Sinking or fntterins
the Pit the Stomao h, Swimming of the II nd, ilur-
ried and dcglt Brenthing, fluttering Mt the Heart
Choaking Sntfocans Sensations when in lying pos
ure. Dimes Of Vision. Dots chs before the sight
Fever aud Dul Pun in the Heal Deficiency nt Pers
p.rarlon Yojiowness Of the skin aud Ewes Pain the
SIDE Back, Cbest Limbs, &c, Sudden finishes OF Hca,
Burning in the Flesh Constant imaginings OF Evil and
grea depression OF Spirit, be efectunlly cured by
DocrER HooFGASDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTrERS,
prepared by DR.. {. NJ. Jucksnn. Gernnn Modicine
Store, No 1870 Arch ct, door below Sixth Phsda
Their power ovcr thu above diseases is ckcelled
ii equa'lesl, hy any other preparation in the United
States, the attcst, in prany cases after sku
physicians lad failed.
These Bitters worthy the attention of lnyaids
Possc.eng virtues in the rectifcatnn of tie liver
aad lesser glands, csng the most searching power
in weakress and Affect ms the digestive organs they
wtlal certain and plen-ant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DR. J. NJ Wilson, Lexington,
Va + Feb 9th, 1859, said: Il am eatirey out of the
German Bitters They hnve become nj thr rage Noth
nyAlse sells"
The Tenth Logon, pnbished Wuod,tocl, Va
said Jan 10TH 1870: "a Greet Med ciar.-No have
ulilormy rerancd from recommending to the public
any Of the various patent medicines ot the dHy unless
thoroughly convinced Of their valIr. Among those
cJn.ider worthy OF NOTICE. is the Gernan Bers. in
cn'ed by Or Hoohand, and prepared by DR. Jackson.
fhialephi One instance, inpalticnlar, il whioh
,I eror virtues u' t,s medicine have been tested
tasfen under our obseryn m. During the last sum-
rcr ~on of Nr. Abram Crahi o. this county. WAS
cry seriously affected Will Liver Gsmplan', md ae'
living in vain ynrous lies, purchased bottle
of the Bittcrs and aer using il, much relieved
ut his distressing mady that he procured a:oiher bot
lie and il now re-tored .tirelv to heulth"
Ley entirely vegetnble free from nl injurious
i1geiients always strengthen the system, and never
estate it.
For sal. wholesale by Druggists In III the principal
ces aud retail by afoheesries and ,;orckeePers in
every town in the United States.
Sold byD L. LYMAN, J. Il. THOMPSON e. co,
mil. II SEAY co, Lynchburg nd by d,ulers in
m'dici ~ everswhere sep 6 "
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PETER SBURG.
SPHiNG TRADE Is55-GEo. !,

SPKiNG TRADE ls5j.-GEO. h JONES
- X CO. Wholesale praggt,ts, re,er,hurg, Virginia
have received their SPRISd SrnrE OF Drugs, Mrd-
rnc~, Paints &c. mud oher fir seie n-sort
mrnt. embracing al article in tAi- line, snilrd 10
the OF Cprnlry Merchants, Dpcgisrs, rhysicin
and Farmers.
Ohlnlnpg ,hrir Supplies from Manufacturers and lm
Porter. only they prepared t. furnish these goods
low any regular Jobbing house. ig Ordcs receive
prompt nnd careful attention mar9tA
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tiRPETIAG ND MITIIh
GEORGE VI nkkGlA Esk ~ co.

"a Ga 81 iG-i n 2ii Floor OIL Cloth
Furniture OIL Cloths u. ,ortra splendid Gnitnins.
Coturos, Rnsettes. Gurd., mud Tuasc, Gall 10 mntch
aud mun, othrr kinds o housn urni.hing goods. all
oi which will be oiorel reasonable rate.
Am
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CU4NoI CONsTANTLY ON HAND

~ w = have made hrfhnE ements 10 keep constantly
on hand genuine Peruv an Guano. We will sell a
small advance on cost and for ONLY
nar9.ts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
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opened at Philip w Payno's (kyles corncr Main st.
n superior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Cassmeres, Vestngs, Linens, and LADIES GOODS, of
ul kinds. Call and examine.
apll.s P. w. PAYNE
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- store full stock simple g,od hieached and
brown Cottons Ticks paid Coton. Apron Checks,
heavy Li3cns &c &c all Of which "In be bought for
sh at very low prices.
LEWIS
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CTAPLE ODs-NOTICE.-I have in

Office r. & p. 4. Co
mar 7.dScts Richmond, March 3,d.S l55.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-31
City Drug Store !


Burrows Block, Main Street kEOkUK.
I d j. q. STEWART now in receipt Of n
- very large and carefully selected stock ~
4 Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent
MedIenes Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii q
quors, pa nt- Oils, Dye stuff, Perfumefy, and eve
rv ey Of fancy articles usually found in the best
hments II the kind. Every article warrant
ed pare and genuine.
Purchaser will confer mutual favor by callinx Z
at establishment before buying elsewh here.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up
DR. j. u. STEwARrs ofice and consulting room
IN the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
T. o. Edwards, M. D., Ohio Medical College.
j. Cobb
John Locke,
MAY 3, ls55.-ddw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-31
NO. 2O7.
III. Ill. AYRES,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Efnrnnr of Third and Main SireaIs K sokuk Iowa.


large and well selected assortment Of pure,
concentrated Botanic Medicines. TIncture Gelse-
minum, Alcoholic and Hydro-Acohoc Extracts,
Haskell B Merricks select Powders, Nedgewood,
Glass and Iron Mortars, Pill Tiles and Machines,
Gales and Weights spatulas, syringe~, Pocket Ca
e., Laneets Trusses, Shoulder Braces, dc. Gold
aud Tin Foil, Gum and Plain Teeth Files. Excaya-
ors Pluggcrs, Cast and Impress Cups, Tooth Fop
ces, Hooks and Keys
Annatto, Alum, Cochineal, Maddsr. Extract and
Chap Logwood, Camwood, Fustie, dc. Dry Lead,
Turpentine, Oil and Paint of al -k41ds.
Gold Leaf, Bronze and Carmine Large assort-
nent Of Brushes from the ateam mandatory, y.
i. Window Glass, saltmouth Tincture and specie
Jar. Packing Bottles. Castor Oil, Ink, Liniment,
aodfrey's Cordial and Baeman's Drop Bottle, Grad
uaed Measures, etc, etc. Storm Sco;ch and Will
is Cough Candy, Ayres Cherry Peotornl, Mar
,hises Iterine Cathohcon, Perry DAVIS Pain kili-
er, lloughton's Pepsin, Brown's Jamaica Ginger and
al popuiar Patent Medicines direct from the manu-
factuters and for sale 10 the trade their hole
ale Prices
My stock is large and complete purchased WIN
great regard to Purity; Freshness and Quality, and
aaying been engaged in the business for several
years and had il in view to do general Jobbing
bush ness, think that | am now prepared, after
great expense and trouble, 10 meet the wants Of
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians with almost
every thing III the line AT the very lowest prices.
kcokuk, August 10, 1895.
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htNAf. NJ. n.
McKenuy & Runner.

/ IANE this day associated themse YES together for
L Tie transaction Of the Drug business in all it's
branches. They expect 10 keep on hai . general
and we'll selected assortment of Pure Drugs nemi-
Gals, Perfumery, Paints, OILS &c.
Also have by this arrangement become sole pro-
prietors for the manufacture ana sale Of H. H. Gill
mores celebrated Mnmauke Iinment and unriyal-
led Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for the Statos Of
Iowa. Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin Minnesota, and
territory If Nebraska.
III orders in future will be addressed 10
MchENN1 i RUNNER.
Dee e 1874 dfF
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F. II. O'Counor,
ApuTHECARY AND DHIGGIgT.

4 P0IHEGARIk~' HALL, corner THIRD and n
Il johnson sts., Keokuk, Ia, il now in receipt ~
| large and we'll selected stock Of Drugs.
Medicines Chemicals and Dye stufs. Also, .
large assortment II the most popular Patent Med
cines nov III use, some Of which he has the exclu-
siye agency of; therefore would call the atten-
tiou Of country merchants and druggists hes anne.
Ny stock of perfumery and Toilet articles is large
and varied, comprising Lubn's, Baxin's, and Jull-
as llauels fine Extracts every description IF Hair
OILS, Pomades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes, aud all powders used for toilet purposes.
choite brands of Cigars. Snuff, and Tobacco wars
On hand. Physicians Prescriptions carr fully com
pounded, ai all hours ot day night.
0c; o-d +. IL. 0CONNoE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-31
DAVIS & PRICE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAIN9EKN.

/tRAINERS GILDERS, GLAZIERS AND Pa
" pS Hangers.
Shop on south side Blondeau between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
Having commenced the above business in all its
ranches they solicit share Of patronage.
All orders promptly attended To-
kenauk. Auyust 22 lsa5.-l3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-31
JAMES REYNOLDS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist

.
Iowa.
IL ANlNG made arrangements for a perma- n
l. nent business IN The above line. am now
Offering 10 tue eity and country trade large
and we'll selected stock Of Drugs Medicines, !.
Paints, Dyes, Oils and Narnishes, Brushes, Glass
ware and Indo" hiass Also Perfumery and fan-
cy articles Cigars, Tobacco and snuff, and choice
assortment Of Family Groceries, including Spices,
Teas, tlaforing Extracts, Candies soda, saleratus,
and variety of articles pertaining to that depart
ment; ali which viii be sold on the priAcpie u
small profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given TO preparing prescrip-
tions In whore medicines are required dur
ing the night 1t is frequently neonven lent 10 obtain
them This d fhculty | have completely obyiaied
by having my residence in part of the same buifd
ing occupied by my store and persons desiring med
icines, may rely upon procuring them at all hours,
night or day without Inconvenience delay.
Druggist merchants and Others, purchasing by
the quantity, are requested 10 give me call, ~
am determined to sell on as favorable terms u any
house in the city.
April q. ls3J. Il v
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w 7HOLEsALE and reau Clothier, and IA
w dealer n IIa's Cals and Furnishing A
Goods, NJ. 81 Main Street keokuk, Iowa. hay l{
ing hand a large and we'll selected stock of
Goods III my line, / would respectfully invite tn,
attention Of the trade, feeling confident hat my
Goods and prices Will aSoraby compare with any
IN the market.
/ Will moi say that | shall sell lower than Saint
Louis Eastern Houses, but would modestly
sure my friends and the pubic hat VIII sell
low poss bly, and honestly can.
My expenses light and my boase i convess
eut, If NOT three stories higA,) and viii endeay~
trade with ID customer III such s manner -
give general satisfaction.
My motto is-~Au article j. worth its value, and
common sense should be he appraiser
IL.
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
gH sR Ss 1A
tVTIa d VqUXWhHr NtlITaI MfIIlAiy
Tract aud Chicago. Burlington

lPeoria OquawkA, Central Military
Tract and Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroads.
| 5 now completed. and Trains run the entire dis
L tancc from CHICAGO TO Bt RLlNGTON, Iowa,
without change Of ears.
The most direct route to Chicago, New York Bos-
ton. Phi ladel lphia, and all other points East.
. Daily Trains leave Burlington Sundays excepted.
l.--DAY EXPRESS, ,--THRorGH Z. 30 A. NJ
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing &
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton, and con
meeting AT Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road. TO LA Sale, Bloomington, Springfield Deca-
tur. jacksonville, and Naples also with Galena and
Dunleith.
2.-ExrRcSs THRorGH :. 30, p NJ.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
MENDOZA for 81. Louis and Caro- direct.
Trans on the above Roads run in close connec-
ton, avoiding all laying over AT any Of the points.
This Road connects al Chicago with the Michigan
Central ana Michigan Southern Roads, and with ali
the Roads leading TO the Atlantic Cities nhio, Ken
tutky and Pennsyyania.
Passengers leaving darlington at T. so, =. NJ,
reach Gaena and bunltth IN II hours, and st.
Louis in 20 hours.
b. this route passengers will reach the interior
fewer charges than by any other route connecting
New Albany and Salem Road, thence to all poins S
south ana southeast.
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago and
charge fur handling at any point.
through Tickets BY this Route can be purchased
al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
c. q. HAMMOND. Superintendent
D. REMic9. Ticket Agent, Burlington
{. T.. EoILETT, General Ticket Agent, Chicago.
Chicago, May list, 1855. daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-31
kE0RgK AND ROCK ISLAND
1850. .USa 1885.

RAILROAD NAIL LINE STEAMERS
fI'HE two fast steamers }. VI 'kEE and BES CAnp.
BILL, now making daily trips, connecting 81
Rock Island With the ior the Last. and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Galena aud Saint Paul, and
at heokuE with the great Mail Line Steamers Jcn-
nie Deans, Wcsterner, heokuk aud Die Vernon for
81 Louis
J NJ Err, Captain Leroy Dodge, leaves Dsven-
port and Rock Island every Monday. Wednesday
aud FRIDAY evenings for keokuk. Returning,
leaves he7Atrk every tuesday, Thursday aud Satur-
day Eyonings
BfN GAnPBsLt, Captain r. 7. Bartlett leaves Da
venport and Rock Island every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings Returning Leaves Keokuk
every "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings
Tor Freight or Passage, inquire on board OF of
/. lEAIOHT, Agent
March, 3.--dtf kcokuk.