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, 1855-05-19

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED AGCYl
CtREEN, HEATH a ALLEN, corner Of Washing.
VI ton and Battery streets, San Francisco, would
inform the trade Of California and Oregon that they
have established house in this city for the sale OF
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which
they arc received direct from, and selling directly
account Of the manufacturers consequently, they
sell at prices that must be satisfactory. The invoce
value Of our present stock Is considerably t200
OO0 comprising assortment 10 style and quality
greatly superior to any thing ever offered on the
Pacific coast and eqnal TO that Of any house in the
Atlantic States. Among the brands are the follow
Ing: = -
Crumpton's BRIDE OF THE PACIFIC do MEDAL,
IIalsey's FOUR As; Boyd's GOLD LEAF, r
Saunders HARRY OF THE WEST;
Ferguson's STAR OF THE WEST; .i.
Miller 4 Crenshaw's BLUFF CITY;
Royster's CANTELOPE;
Dickenson's OCEAN and WITCHES Eye;
Crosby & WOotten's METROPOLITAN.
Also, smoking and Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packages
ordinary bands. It| may l9,-Sm.
, 1855-05-19

"a Ohio is estimated to contain coal
deld equal in extent to twelve thousand
square miles, or one-third the surface of the
State. The amount Of coal now dug in
the State is estimated at nearly "a, 900, 900
Bushels.
, 1855-05-19

pa- 1t is stated that Col. Stepioe has
sent party to explore new route from
Salt Lake City to California, which will
shorten the distance to be travelled some
two hundred and fifty miles.
, 1855-05-19
Religious Notices,

The Row. DR.. McCARTY (EpiscopaH HChuhCh) will
preach in Olympia on the first Sabbath ON every
month, at IL O'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. n.
Rev. G. +. wuITwoRrn (Presbyteran Church Xviii
proach regularly on the second and fourth SabbS Sths
Of every month"; at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
4. ". ". rH |
, 1855-05-19
Notice

Is given that will attend at the Office Of the coan.
i ty Auditor in Olympia, on Monday the 2Sth day Of
May for the purpose Of receiving the assessment taken
by me, and correct all mistakes necessary. All
persons interested are requested 10 attend.
SAMUEL COULTER, Assessor.
OlymDiA Nav 10th lS55-H
, 1855-05-19
E. ii. WILSON,
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that jobs on the new road
IN leading from s. S. Saunders to SkOokum Chuck,
around Mud mountain, will. on the first Monday in
May be let out to the lowest bidders On said route
there is to be built bridge IS rods in length and
one IL rods. = NJ.
For particulars enquire Of
April II. 8wn3l SIS SAUNDERS. s
, 1855-05-19

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
on hand, Of @. c. Terry, together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchantmen, have on hand
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer wholesale and retail al small ad-
vance on cost. 4 Il
Alki, July "a. 1854. 47tf -
, 1855-05-19

Russia AND TIE WAR-A letter from
St. Petersburgh Of the goth, in the Paris
CONSTITUTIONAL says:
"rhe hopes of peace in which certain
foreign newspapers indulge, in consequence
of the pretended disposition of Russia to
accept frankly the -four guarantees, have
caused us profound surprise. No fact, no
indication of any kind permits us to sup
pose that the Government here has thought
of such thing for siugle moment As
to the manifesto Of the 2Cth ult., in which
some persons thought they saw the spiritof
Cancellation, it is to be remarked that the
Russian patriots, and particularly the no.
bility, have considered it as an appeal to
Holy Russia for war similar to that of
1912. The mobiles of the Government of
Nischegorod, for example, after it was is
sued, sent an address to the Emperor, in
which they pray him TO allow them to de-
posit their lives and fortunes on the altar
Of the country, by organizing at their own
cost the defence Of the country, similar to
that Of 1872, or any other way his Majesty
may ORDER In consequence of the eastern
part of the Empire not being able to sup
ply the number Of recruits of the regulation
age and stature required for the recently
ordered extraordinary levy, his Majesty has
decided that younger and shorter men than
originally fixed shall be taken. A letter
from Simbrisk states that on 10Th two reg
iments Of Baskirs had arrived from Oren-
burg; they were recruited in the steppes Of
Kirghis. These Asiatic soldiers were feted
by the inhabitants, and o representation
was given at the theatre in their honor
Other detachments Of Baskirs arrived some
time ago at Samara. You perceive that
the Gar is bringing from Asia into Europe
all the forces Of which he can dispose, and
this is one reason why We do not share the
pacific illusions Of the rest of Europe"
, 1855-05-19
nLYmPIA LODGE. MO. S.

XXof Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
~ irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members Of the order in good standing are nvi
ted to attend. 7, r. MCELR0Y, W. N.
, 1855-05-19
Notice to Sheep Grazlcrs.

OK OF THE FINEST RAMS IN THE WORLD, Of
70 the South Down and Cheviot breed, may be pro
cured on reasonable terms by persons engaged In the
rearing Of sheep, by application 70
p. 'l..a ED. O. FITzHUGHg 9ar9,
N Whatcom, Bellingham Bay WE
Whatcoin, Arril 2ist, IS. 52if
, 1855-05-19

GTEAMER Fairy" three years old. in good run
Oning order. For particulars enuire at Kendall Co.
store.
Olympia, Dec, 10th, 1885,. l4H
, 1855-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

To Army Offers, Soldiers, Volunteers, Team.
sters, NaraL Offers, Seamen, Mariners
and Nary Clerks, and their sngriving
WIdosrs and minor Childrea., ,.,. ,,,,.le,
You are now entitled 70 Land Warrant for 100
acres you entitled TO an additional Quantity equal
to l60 acres. Whether you desife TO se1 or locate
your warrants Is important that the same be pro.
cured without delay the great number Of Warrants
which will be thrown upon the market, must soon
materially reduce their yalde. Persons entitled 10
Warrants are requested 70 apply 70 JoHS LIvBesFoE,
No 10. srTra,'9 tS New York who hes made AZ
procure Warrants with the least possible delay oy
The applicant Is required 70 state bis name age and
residence, including town, county, and State; the
captain q his company; whether he applicant en.
listed or volunteered and on what day and year and
for what tearm whether he has ever received any
Warrants and II 80, for how many acres, and what
has become Of such Warrant. II the claimant served
In the navy his statement must be varied according
to the facts Of the case.
II widow applies, she must, in addition, give tho
title Of the person who performed the Ceremony To-
death.
On rcesIying these facts, Mr.. Livingston win send
ton, ali the necessary papers with fi inssructions
These papers, after being duly excepted may Be re-
turned 70 Mr. Livingston; whereupon the certificate
will be obtained, and either the Warrant ITSELF or the
money therefor, may be desired, be forwarded
10 the applicant his attorney. Regular coprespon
dents, who prepare the Of others and forward
them TO the undersigned, will be literally dealt with.
Having all the necessary blank forms, and being "a.
milar with the requirements Of the law and his ar
rAngement being complete, applicants can avoid much
of the uncertainty and delay which might otherwise
occur. 20 1 ..H J. .sA1 '5G1tN p III,
Address all Communications 70
oHNLIVNGsTON. ~ fo
~ Isl Broadway, New York.
, 1855-05-19

The partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of WILSON 4 HUSD Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent p. II. Wilson will settle the busi
uess Of the late firm.
H-wILSON,
J!k. HURp,
Dec. is, Is5l.-lsH s-
, 1855-05-19

Hon. W. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
Hon. JETFFRsON DAVIS, Secretary Of War, b. F
Hon. J. @. D0lpIH, Secretary Of the Navy,
Hon. JAMES GtTHRIB, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. RoHERT McCAELLAKD, Secretary OF Interior,
Hon. CALEn CUSHING. Attorney General ~
Col, JcHS J; ADEHT, Typographical EagiDser U.s.A.
It. Col s. II. LONG.
Col. p s. BELToN, Third Artillery % sl q j,fs
And public Officers generally, ..r-,t tf....;r
, 1855-05-19
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.


HloctAIts-
..lO6cl2l Sugar, bro. u n, l2i@lj
l2Gn 5lSugar- white rtush
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the table lac rushed out ofihe brilliant hall
into the street where poor Zarina Ao q !,
with her long dark hair Q teniug with Il g
ch'll night dew. and her sweet face look
ing very white aud fearful il tie moon
light
he knsy her a'a glance, thou She
VAS sadly ch need lrcm tie fair Young
& r he tad LIT IN the g1rd-as II Mai
moud, as gay-leer = as tie BIRDS aud rs
blooming as Tie flowers. H. called ter
nan.e-he caught her in bis arms and
tlit te1t time She spoke The dear wor3 ~
Gtibeft, she murmurcd il against lis
he4ri, While bis lips pressed her che, X
md his eyes drrpled happy loving tears
upon cr brow
He took Ter into his prDce'y loasc. an / it
became her hrne from dat hour She was
baptized ana took the Christian name or
Matllla--but Gilbert always called her
: Lailna, for he sid he loved that nsme
best
The faithful lovers were married ind
lived together for many years, happy.
honored and beloved Their Oldest son,
III ms Becke., VS. powerful ami
renowned arctb shop il The r ign of Henry
the Second
And so ends the true story OF the
English Merchant and tho Saracen Lady.
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Who have Chang ! d /?

The subounded JOY svery~hero *
pressed By 'ocofoeo editors ard p.!i iciah'
al. tie recent triumph Of Henry A. Wise,
tas bitter denuucia;iors which g has
been hurting forh against the American
Party. and his high oulosiun or tie De.
mocracy. are all in striking contrast with
the state Of thing' few years $50
Then, no man went further in lru hid,
earnest. scsthing charges against the
Democratic Party than Henry a. wise q
Virginia, and no Wing 10 the entire MON
was 50 furiously and unspariuely abused
by the locofeco politicians AID press
Having been Graves sec1nl in the Cilley
duel, Wise was uniformly called a cut
throat murderer AM assassin, and the
,fpithAts Of assassin, renegade, =
: perjured knlve, and aristooratic
bully were constantly appended TO his
name in the D.mooratic newspapers.
Wise was originally Democrat but
sat the period when il was thought Jack
sons popularity was waning and his Al
mnisiration was in danger Of breaking
down, he left the sinking sip and
jumped upon the Wing platform. where
he remained til he obtained high Office
from Tyler's administration. Dat Of
that Office he stepped back into the De
noerat!c party once more, and his nov
, received the second reward Of bis double
! treachery.
No wonder so many politicians become
, knaves IN country where renegaies are
- surely al so well rewarded for treason
to their party and desertion of their pin.
ciples. But il is somewhat strange that
honest Democrats can unite in rejoicinrs
over the success Of such trimming I'M.
principled office seeker as Henry A. Wise
Of Virginia.
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An Editor hctlv d ssea

A. w Hackicy, ei,.or Of he Dubuque
TribV,le, seems 10 have a right likely time
oil 1t. II is only a5ant 4 year, We believe,
since he became editor and proprietor OF
that journal. and in very shor, time .he-e
after took prominent part in directing the
policy o. the Whigs OF the Legislature. =
And during the course Of The winter had
tic COOL fortune . excite the wrath 81
the Locofocos of that body, a,d obtained
general no'orieiy as mar,yrto their ven
Eeance. III behalf d The freedom, Of the
press.
short time ago the cdi or Of the Du
buqne Express and Herald charged him
with seiuclng young woman, and with
brutal cruelty 10 bis carrier boy, for which
ne commenced libel suit. Sill more re-.
gently Hickey has. been arrested On a
charge Of forgery, y paper dealer in
Chicago.
Hackley exhibits true Pluck ii all his
troubles and promises TO prove cut, 2 AID
show that al the charges and accusations
against him arc malicious fabrications ~
hIs enemies for the purpose Of breaking
him down. We shall see.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
C-gsss1;.5 g1aS s 40 r-aszts.S&1 Es.z-. Sy
{ Peoria & O4uewha, c ntral Military
Tract d Chicago, Burlington
~ Quincy Railroads


y Quincy Railroads.
| now competed, add Traius rab he eD.ile
| distance from CHICAGO 10 EUkLIhG
TON, Iowa, viii onf change 81 cars.
lie most direct route to Chicago, New Work.
30 Ton Philadelphia, aud an her paint. / ~.
: D0ay Trans fc.re Egri3ngt1n Sun
9oyS e1eeYtR
/. DAY ExpKfss II TROUGH 7. 80, An
Arriving a. Chiraso the same evening passing
through Noun, nth Gd~sburg, Princeton, bud
cont ectl II Mefdota with lie Illinois Cent al
Rad load 20 LaSte, Blyonipgf ton, Springfield
Dtcatnr, Jacksen,ile, and Naples; also with
Galena an DrnIith
-lXrsrss TaBovGn 7 50. p. ~
Connecting with ILLINOIS Cpntrsl R4f Road AZ
MENDOZA ior 81 L5lns ahd Cairo direct
Trans Oh the above Roads ran ia core con
nte ION, avoiding all laying over at any Of The
points.
Til, Road connects al Chicago with ,he ich-
igan Genital and Michigan Southern Road. ami
with oil The Noai, ieaing to the Atlantic Clues
Ohio, Kentucky end Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington a. Z. 30. p N,
reach Gaeba a Dude h in = hou :, add 81
Louis in 90 hours.
IS this route passengers viii r.ach the interior
PORTIONS OF ONO and Indiana in les time. md
with fewer charles, than by any other route
connecting. VIA Michigan Central al Michigan
CITY, with the New Albany and Salem Road,
the ace 70 all poilts south aud sou beast
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago,
and no charge for h milling al any point.
Throug Ttrkets by ,hi. Route can be pur.
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington
G. a. HAMMOND, Superintendent
y. REAIck, Ticket Agent, Baling on
e. t. FoLtsFr, General Ticket Agent, CHI
cago.
chicsso, ua, Isl, ss5
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II i is reported that prcsi1en. Pierce
has rendered tie me l.atioa u his countr,
to tie b, lgerant powers Of Europe, AMI
proposes to constitute TX Presidents Van
Buren,, Fillmore and Tyler 7mnission
40 settle existing difficulties.
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ras- Commodore Henry Z. Balarl,
who has been in tho Naval service of he
country ffyo years. died a; Annapolis
on the 23i uldmo, a. the advanced age Of
= three score years and ten
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= 8 !
chain looked as proud and noble as &
prince
ZirIaa itg4ghJ 81, pnd thouzh very
modest and tiniI, drew uear q Spe.k d
few kind words 70 him. IL locked up a
the sound oi Aer illht Sep, and. t,r Tie
FIRST tine for mauy months. ha smiled
glade ed ly the sht Of her JesalI.ai ia.
no.eni iase
Tie bal q does 10, tell Just hox these
two became acquainted, bit il is c,r,ain
they soon grew 10 he excellent iri nis,
long walks and talks In the shaded b,~-
rs II Mahmou4's rlens They first
talked If tbc birls and flowers. then Of
TIE stars and tie moonlight. then Of love.
ma lben Of God. Glber told Z rla Of
he Christians Blessed fi'h aud related
all tic beautiful and marvel Us stories OF
our Lord Jesus. and Zarina wondered and
wept ard believed.
Gi bert had learned lie Saraceu Ian
did not understand the English at ali
The first word Of that shr ever spok, was
yes, wh,ca Gllber, taught hsr To say
when be asked hsr il she would be his Nile
whenever he coud gain his freedom But
month after month. whole year went by,
ard Gilbert was still captive.
One day. y hen Zarina met Der lover
in shady garden walk, he SAID ID a low
gentle voice and with her tender eyes cast
down, ! am Chris ian now, dear Gil
bert j; pray TO God moruirg and nj. II
Thou knowest | ana an orphan | love
no one in all tie world but thee; then
why should | stay hereY why sbou d>l
thou linrer longer in botduge2 lie, US.
fly TO England God viii gui e us safely
over the vide dark waters, for We are
Christians and need not fear anything.
vii meet thee to-rieht on the sea III re,
ana bring gold and jewels CROUCH 10 pur
aud when, d. my Giiiet, we are an,at
on tie broad 5ue sea. sailing tcvaras thy
home, thou wilt bless me AMI love me
writ thou not -
Tie merchant kissed the maidea's
hand, and promised to met her on tie
Strand al the appoi ted hour. And he dad
not fail---hut long he walked the lonely
horc and no lighi-foote1 Zatna me
fitting through the deep nisht shadows
an .teal,rg - b;s s;1~ No., sa,s,
Daet and vs<t 10 l,nLe1 t,,, ~ i ,Ns.
T,s -, 49, M 80. Il -
lew, tie aNtlc waves SID OH tie sltiaa
) ore aud seemed t. iaylte him to SAIL
40, s,,r.oy,, ,'e,l tm;aI9e, ~
IN IN .i,.l.a - = ~
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r ore r.oIlr va na,l';a,. cah
R.rLa,.o !. H., !, 49, '' - .'',oei'
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80 +, g. -. = - = !" - '''ss'
he hs4o 49, 80. 80 -
"a - 49, ~ 90 ~ * Il fsaen
f,;.,'.1a ..e..1 " go ~
on him M lar do,d - 80 D'' 81
yaar . tar ,ear .4 J.. 49,
ro,l;.r, ta..,} n,.''s = a"' nc "a"
oo, t.',s's 80 ,'oo'e : a
tb,rk i bor verr sa~,omf,,i',. ! rs" =
l., e 40 Al 49, : NJ
lived Ear him yham - - a., aal - ~, a'ia
,anobt ber = $3.50 - - 90 : - siao
vas liant ,,,nr;soaaI ~ - ! s.a's she
% ha.t III piisoHcd IN tbat lonely guard
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Ev Rev DR., Lindsey Of New Albany
Indian, died at Nashville, Tennessee. on
the a5lh of May, whilasin alien lance as
delegate to the Ger eral Assembly.
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NEW BriLDiNes. - Men are now en-
gagged IN excavsting the blaf, south. west
corner of Johnson and Water s'reets
where splendid building IS to be erected
by Hawkins Taylor and Lr. Allen. The
building IS to be OF stone, three stories
high besides the basement. fifty By one
hundred feet, and will make an imDosin,
appearance from the river. Ii is intended
Tor warehouse, Of which kind or build.
ings there IS great need, as at the present
moment large quantities OF freight are
lying on the leyee, exposed to the weather
Tor want OF storing rooms.
A brick building has just been put 10
adjoining the Post Office, witch HELMS a.,
appearance Of that side Of johnson
though there IS room for more Of tie same
sori along there and another che j. poi,o
ahead on the corner OF Third and In
aon, besides about three hundred mare ],
less IN various parts Of tie Civ. In
provement - tho order Of the day ND
Keokuk is going sbesi with " rips,.t;e
strides"
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WILL All w. RBbKNAP.

= III IN ". EbLkN q 2.
= . 4 EY At l. A ",
NOTARY PUBLIC AND ISsUR,srr AaFS-
aNlN5 re' eissd a rev Com aiesian from Tie
u''erhaf, Z prepared to lax tekpow lee.
nenis aud d-posiiots ~ usual
All business feqprng tie services.of } MIA
~ Public ate de1 10 pte aB.ly.
Ere, Inland ana LII iasuseu,e palic;es IN
u st7 ntai companies s'tel u lowest rates.
Pensions aud Land Hafran,s s.htairef for
those eEtllfd 70 them, ard LAID Warrants
bongilt and sold
- Office corner Main ana s,cond Streets,
up stars.
June 2, 1855.
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The ADRiArIo An extensive direct
irade with Lew Orleans Is one Of tie
things that "a D, in the future Of Keo.
kuk. Every place has its day Of SIN II
thirgs, bu. they help 70 make its history
and arenot 10 be despised OF ogeilo, ked.
The arrival Of he Adriltic direct from
New Orleans, wth from seven to ten
hundred tons Of freight for his place, is
one of q series Of events which will in
crease in frequency hereafter untA they
become 50 common as not 10 attract spe
cial notice.
The Adriatic is a curiosity in this port,
being double wheeler, with faur
engines, thrfy feet beam, WE'VE lun lred
ions capacity, very snug, comfortable
cabin, and sltogt ther, a magnificent ffeieh;
boat. We hope 10 see her here fire.
quen0y.
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THE ELECTION.

We have the GLOWING reports of the
vote Of ali Tie townships, excep three ::
Enr RnrisA,nn Annfnrt
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7T --s-~---7----H''-7--
FRESH OYSTERS.
llafkertl and Salt Fish.

lafkertl and Salt Fish. :
50 kits new No. J.
hbis 10 40
10 do do No and 3
drum Heke,
2 d. Cod Fish,
20 boxes do
bbis Lake White Fish,
30 No | Salmon,
For sale low by W. G TUNEHOUsER
.jllne 1898.
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4 CARD.
MEssns. PipMELE CAMPBELL

J kSFECIFULLf announce to the cit *
~ izets o. heokuk and vicinity that "a
hey intend (as soon as a room can e % u ~
fsiied "a HE ne~ block rev being huiii hy u
W. hnbourne) to open TO The pubhic new
ana wei selected So ot fire Watches and
le"elrY, SILVER ani Plated Ware Also a ysris
y q Fine Cutlery, Mu.icai Instrument. or All
iescrrtion-, sc &c, &c, III fact every thing
per'aitiag TO eur lin~ 81 business
or The present We may tie found IN Grshafn's
hlock, o. Second Street, three doors senth Of
Parsons Banking House, where portion Of our
stock j. exhibited.
We aTe Now prepared e 10 al kinas Of work
lii orr line.
Fire watches and TeweIr, or ~ p;r5.
repaired md warranted by competent ,yo,kr,en
F6hA fi,t. a. CAMPBELL.
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LATEST STYLES
OF Boots and AhOcs

4 IL persons desiring the Latest Fashions 10
10 sec what they afe) would do we'll to ca
at DUKES Boot aud Shoe Emporinm,u wher
he Is anxious TO show his new and splendid .,och
which rs always KEEP, tui and complete from hi
onn hanufactory, III most extensive in the CITY
thus Grabbing him 70 fll ogders moro promptl|
than any her house.
he has the greatest sssortment and best oualf
~ OF material that is to he found in any one nous!
west Of lie Mississippi for the manufacture 4
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made TO order and he war
rants fit, and all bis work superior to .nv thin
IN bss line In Iowa. GIL and zee far voursalG
May rs, 1868. q
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'.- -
FLdUR. FLOUR.

ILNJWs HUI
'TliE undersigned wishes To inform The ctii.
zehs Of heeEuk and vicinity, thai ne has for
sale prime article OF Flour, made Of pure F all
y heat. Every barrel warranted 10 give safis.
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
lac advantage OF the late decline in Flour v II
do well 10 cal at the CRY Mills.
Flour delivered IN airy part OF the city free Of
charge. VIII. AUSTIN.
june |, 1855. dam
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- Judging from tie tremendous %, )
'6isen in Fort Madison. which i twice -
lasxs = she ever Polled at regular el.5.
+. ea: We infer that she spill. hers,l, sic
Thursday.
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Iowa STATE INSURANCE Co

~ members Of the Iowa State Insurance.
LON any are hereby notified tina an eiert;e,3
Tor board OF Directors % SAID Companv will 4.
heiu a. The once Of Edwards Turner. in tn.
el cry. Of keokuk, on Monday, IN. 4,i,day Of jun,
is55, al O'Clock 4.
f. II. HARRISON. President
Wv r. TrssrR, Secretary.
May -, 1888. did
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Is '8s. Iowa
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SuNDalES,
DRIED BEEF.
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r WENTY FIVE boxes w. n, English Dairy
aud Pine Apple Cheese, by
WM. {. + UNkHOUSER.
June 2 1867.
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LEMONS.

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" WM {. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1855
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RELiGIuUA NOTICE..

HELiGIUUs NOT!CF.
The Rev Mr.. Wlsweli, OF New York will
preach IN the Presbyterian Mr.. sneed's)
Church, at 10 IL o'cl, OK, A. NJ, Sunday, and
also al night