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81QTH i VAN61CKlGN, nj
Anctlonsers, CoaDisslon MeFchanss
ana Land Drokers.
OK THIRD STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON.
WILL pay pasticular attention to out doors sales
w Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administrators Sales,
Merchandise, L., &c.
ny smith X Vansfcklen.
CECOND Great sale by auction of 81 900 worth VI
~ Ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres &c., on
. credit Of six months Also $50 boxes of assorted
glassware, for cash. We will sell NJ our Auction
Room, on Third street between Main and Johnson
Wednesday morning, Nov. IA, at " o'clock precisely
large and reasonable stock of clothing cloths,
sinets satinetts, &c: comprising 1900 dress frock
sack and various styles and patterns ALSO
ssoo pair psntaloous, consulting OF doeskin, caSsi
mere various eoors black do; also satinett tweed
and cloth do. Also. belonging to the same stock, a
large assortment of cloths eassimeres and satinett
the above stock to be sold for account of the manu-
facturer, without reserve. Terms of sale--for all
sums OF 500 under cash; for all sums over 81 OO
six months credit for approved endorsed paper
viii also be added TO close the concern, large as
sortment Of cloths cassimeres, vestings, trmmn gs
&c. Terms-four months credit approved paper.
" Ill also be sold for Of whom il may con
Germ 90 boxes OF assorted glassware, consisting of
quart tnmblers, molasses cans, pitchers, preserve
dirhes, sweet meats &c. Terms cash.
To all purchasers that desire to pay cash liberal
discount will b. made. The above Goods comprise
large assortment and Ii the best manufactured stock
ever offered In the west The trade are respectfully
invited to inspect the stock and attend the sale as
the goods will he sold in liberal lots and il excIu-
sively wholesale.
viii ALSO be added. 00e Delorata cigar 5000
skies do. 5000 la Normas do; 5000 Principe do
10, 900 La Des Hermas do. bxs. fine Virginia H.
lump Tobacco. Terms Cash
No adjournment for dinner
SMITH 4 vANsICKLES, Auetioneers.
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Gas Fixtures.

@INHE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
i for fitting up stores, ofhees and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested TO leave their adj
dress With us through the Post Once.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received. SCoFIELD BROTHER.
July I'd
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EMERsON's AMBR OTYPEs.

rTNHE subscriber having obtain -
i ed the right of Lee County, 49,
is now prepared to take these beau oMS9H
tful and never changing picturesl
glass plates, at No. 3, Third ST.
between Main and johnson. The art has yery re-
Gently been brought to very high degree Of perfec
ten, by Mr. Outline, the inventor, who has secured
patent for fourteen yeaes in France, Great Britain
and the United States. These pictures, beautiful
in tone bold and clear in effect, universally ad
mired wherever they are exhibited, and rapidly
taking the place Of Daguerreotypes, which too often
prove evanescent and changing in their characters
The Ambrstype is taken upon the best plate glass;
ndestructable cement is then put upon it, the &C.
hardens, and two glasses become in effect
one with the picture in the centre, aud may be set
in monuments, sent To sea- otherwise exposed TO
the weather in any climate and will resist the action
of the elements and retain its brlliaucy for ages
being enduring the glass upon which il is taken.
The Ambrotypes are not reversed, but seen in
the natural position Of the sitter. Daguerreotypes
be copied in this permanent style and enlarged
TO any size. Children can be taken in clear weather
in two seconds.
.Es-Daguerreo,ype stock and apparatus for sale.
nov5 EMERSON, Artist.
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TeIegraphic News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Nicaragua
Steamship Co. have given notice TO the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Co., that at the end of
the present month they will terminate their
recently completed amicable arrangement.
1t said that several distinct shocks of an
earthquake were felt at Staten Island be-
tween nine and ten O'Clock on Friday morn
ing last.
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Huston, Hawkins 4 Huston,
(Successors to Siaxass Hamaifon,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock of Groceries and shall be prepared TO
sell upon the most favorable terms
We shall also do General Commission business,
and solicit for sale consignments of all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
10 make liberal advances We shall pay special 1T
tenion TO receiving and forwarding all kinds of goodr
and produce both and from the interior and to NIL
ing orders for any description Of merchandise. From
the long experience of Mr.. W. b. Huston in this
branch Of business, shall be able TO give satsfsc
ton. HUSTON. HAM kINA HUSTON.
We take pleasure IN recommending our successors
TO old friends and ask for them a continuance VI
the liberslity lately extended to Mcssrs. Hus-
ton, Hawkins Hustos are prepared TO do . large
business and from their xperience and ability, we
confident will give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS a HAMILTON.
October 5. lS55-dAwlm
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CT- Away down South, in the Parish Of
Concordia, they have Il bayou that they call
Van Buren,, because since its first discovery,
$50 years ago, IL has been impossible to tell
,chieh sray the tcater runs.
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THE BYRON.


VIIHE subscribers have completed their arrange
L monts in finishing and furnishing their
loon and chambers fer the convenience of those who
may wish such accommodation. We nave spared no
money or labor to make saloon and rooms equal
to anything in the country, and arrang ements al
ready made for receiving oysten from the east, wild
game from the country and fne mari cts, shall
make saloon superior to anything west, equal
to anything east. All we ask IL but a call and
trial, and will pledge ourselves to give satisfae
ton.
Parties can BE- accommodated with private rooms
when desired aud anything served up for them they
may wish.
Recollect the place, east side OF End between
Main and johnson streets.
novlsd5t MAcKLEy JOHNSON.
,. W. ALEXANDER, R.o. LANSING.
ALEXANDRA 4 LANSING,
COMMISSION, Forw ardng Storage, Nos. 81
~ TO, Locust street. between I'd and Sd, 81. Louis
Mo Will give prompt attention to the sale Of Pro
duce and General Merchandise, and to the purchase
Of the
REFERENCES:
Chi.tendcn McGavic,
Cleghorn Harrison, keokuk.
Connable, Smyth 4 Go.
Lucas Simonds, ST. Louis.
noyl5dw6m
To the stockhoiders of the Keokuk,
MT. Pleasant Il Muscatfme II. II. Co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in aocordance with
Y the conditions IL the subscription for the LIST
Division of said road, the fourth instament of 81
per cent Will be due and payable Dec. 5th 1867 at
the banking house Of Charles Parsons, Treasurer Ke
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. HORNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 NJ. K. X. Co.
Nov. Is, ls55--td d&w
[keokuk Times and Mt. Pleasant Observer copy1
REEF cATTLE.-sOo head wanted Immediately
II noy14 c. r. CONN.
w. Times copy.
pUGGY FOR SALE. we'll built, handsome top
- buggy for sale chesp. Inquire at the 'Gate City
Furniture Rooms, 1886, Main street.
novl0d e. s. ABBOTT co.
Cranbcrrfes.
~ nc n Ii A Il Inn IDxsT
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~
DY virtue of the Charter and Ordinances Of the Ci
ID ty of Kcokuk, will offer ut Public Sale unless
the Of and tax hereafter specified is pre-
yiously paid at the Mayors Office in said City Of
Keokuk on "Wednesday the 2Sth day of November
A. b. 1855, bnkGc3b the hours of o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock n Mol said day, the lox or parts Of lots
hereafter described, to pay the spea tax and costs
levied by the City Council against sd lots for grad
ing the alley through block thirtysix ts6) in said
City.
Lot. Block. Tax. Cost. Total.
s. d W. j. Marley, 20
II front Main
commencing so fl
from fourth street,
through to Alley of SO III 81 / 10 IL 81
D. b. Lamberson, q
fit east of . SO IA SO 10 III %
c. i. Conn., Is feet
west VI SO IA so 10 is 30
Mrs Waters, Q 36 % 90 | 10 80 10
TH0S. MARTIN,
Nov. 6, 1855. Collector of the City Of keokuk.
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M u SICAL!

HpN HULL
M U SICAL!
s! : {!
rINHE public respectfully invited to call at the
L NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber, and
anime the mos, splendid stock of
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
GUITARS, FLUTES, vIOLINS.
STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
&c, ever offered'n Iowa.
All instruments sold are warranted at Eastern
prices.
Rooms in Ogden Building, No. 81. Main st.
near second .. q. ISBELL,
novI2dw Teacher of Music.
Instruction in Music.
~ C. ISBELL is prepared to receive -QqE-
tion on the w w
PIANO AND MELODEON,
and also in
singing, Cultivation of the Voice, Ac.
TRRas.-private lessons per or. GA lessons) $l2.
given at residence, l5.
:. with of Piano, Is.
noviM
For sale.
nNE hundred and eighty Of land seven miles
~ from the city of keokuk, on the plank road 20
acres timber, 60 in meadow, the remainder in
high state of cultivation; young thrifty, bear
ing orchards, farm buildings, &C., situated ON high,
beauciful, rolling prairie, and commanding view
of the surrounding country. Said to be one Of the
handsomest farms in Iowa.
Enquire of A. W0LCOTT.
movie No. &c, Main st, up stairs.
~ and ono between 9Th and 9TH, Main st.. keokuk,
for sale by a. W0LGOTT.
noyl2d 80 Main st. I'd floor
rIHHE hi CHEST price will be paid for chopping one
i thousand cords of wood by
A. woLCoTT.
noyl2d sc Main ST., I'll floor.
LADIES.
NT0W is the time for you to call and secure one OF
! Y those splendid sets Of Victorines. ] have them
ranging in prices from 81 to 800 per sett Among
my assortment may be found the following;
Sable,
Russian Sable,
Queen Sable,
Stone Martin,
Rock Martin,
Mountain Martin,
Fitch,
Black and Blue Coney,
White Ermine.
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and examine them. No trouble to
show them to persons wanting the above goods Call
&C. SHELDON,
Oct Id Main, corner Sd st.
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Lots IS and 1913 in Nashville, and the Ell of N
Of 26-85-5 (l0 acres) in dispute
For the whole Of which l will take tpenfy- fvo
thousand dollars, onethrd in hand, and the balance
in one, two, three and four annual payments, with
interest Mt 10 per cent. from date be paid annu-
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information as
to location quality Of the lands, may apply to H.
T. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
heoknk. VIM. GILLISS.
July Is. 1855.
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IA MES =. DUNCAN 4 Co.,
rs And Gt0aA Pine Eltrera

North side Main bet Sth and 9th Sts, keoknk, lows
A RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
"A into stores, dwellings, churches and OF her build
tngs, reasonable terms.
Our stock of gas fixtures will b. always adequate
70 the demands of ths trade, and our connection II
such that We can furnish any pattern NJ short mo-
tice. We would particularly call the attention Of
those wanting steam Pipe connections to HvowyAf
iro~ pipe which has almost entirely superseded csJ,-
per pipe. stock of all sizes family on hand
Orders received for brass work. Caxh paid for old
Brass and Copper. October L. Is5S--dsm
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EVThe London Daily Ners SAYS that
Gen. Simpson has requested to be relieved of
his command in the Crimea, on account of
his "great and increasing infrmities.' The
hate assault upon Sebastopol indicates as
much mental as physical deficiency, and prob
ably If he had not made such a request, he
would have been recalled, nolens volens. 1t
is thought that some time may elapse before
. successor is nominated, but that, as long as
the troops remain divided, Sir Richard Eyre
sud Sir Colin Campbell will be allowed to
retain separate command.
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W0Ato0,
A GIRL to do homework. Enquire at this ofkce.
oct stiff
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WIscoSsIN-The Milwaukee american of
Monday comedies Barstow's, (Dem.,) cleo
ton BY about 2,000-the rest of the ticket
by much larger majorities. The Sentinel,
(Fusion) of the same day had "hopes" of
Rnn I'D
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have sold my entire stock and trade to T. j. Eli
oft d Co., and cheerfully recommend them to my old
customers gentlemen fully competent and capable
of carrying the boot and shoe business in al It's
branches. 5. A. DUKE.
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Total vote,

ANTI-NEBRAsKA MEETING AT G1LEsA.-The
advertiser of yesterday, says that the larg-
est German meeting ever held i'll that city,
convened at the Court House on Wednesday
evening last, to hear speech from Mr.. Hos
saurek, Editor of the Cincinnati g Hook
wachter." Mr.. ii. addressed his German
friends on the political questions of the day
In style of feryid eloquenee, and was in
terrnpted by frequent and long conlinued
applause. His denunciation Of the Nehras-
ka bill, and the outrages which have follow
ed the attempt to plant slavery on the free
soil Of Kansas by means Of the bowie knife
and rife, WAS loudly cheered. He comment
ed on the platform laid down by the Repub-
lieans at Chicago, which he thought should
meet the approval of every liberty-loving
German. He closed with an eloquent APP
peal to his countrymen to stand by the prin
ciples of civil and religious liberty.
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Fer sale.
9 LOTS ON Second street.
- nov9 SMITH d VANSICELEN.
ENOk SALE houses and lots ON FIRST street.
noys SMITH L VANsICkLEN
LN0R kENT-A store-room on Main street. Pos
J. session given the first Of December
noys SMITH 4 vANsICKLEN
EN0R SALE-6N acres Of choice land within four
miles Of the city. SMITH 4 vANsICKLRN.
LNoH RENT--A farm containing 100 acre, 50 nm
der fence; good house and out buiidings. POI
session given first day Of March
novs SMITH 4 vANSICKLEN.
E>OR sALE-The new and splendid paaorama OF
New fork now exhibition. For terms &c ,
apply immeeiiaiely SMITH 4 vANSICkLEN
noy9
EoR sALE-A and substantial Hack
novs SMITH 4 YANSiCkLEN
FOR SALE.
NJ EW top buggy, at the Livery Stable Of
~ oct l2-du VIM. CLEGHORN
JAMES =. DUNCAN 4 Co.,
Gas aDa Steam Pipe Filters.
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Lands and CITY Lots for Sale.
HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
l. l. at sundry times to name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in lows, take this op-
portunity to inform the public in general Of the
prices will now take for the same list is here
unto annexed:
n 4 of section s, township IS, ranged
NV 81 ., I" :" 4"
81 % T. % :.
Lot l2in Block in Keokuk
+" 10 - Is %
I" 120 "
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The Fasr Saw-MtII,

FINHE subscribers having purchased the interest of
WIN. brownell in the above mill and having
good stock of log hand prepared to gil orders
for lumber on short notice Orders to he left at the
mill, or Mt our office, So, Main St. up stairs.
d novSdtf f. r. b. w. FORD.
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T. ]. RLLIoTT.
JN0. 81. CARTER.
T. j. CARTER,
JAS. B. EARTER

Having purchased the entire stock of $. A. Duke,
and having furthermore secured the services Of Mr..
Dunlap, late Of Cincinnati Ohio, widely and fsvora-
bly, known the prince of Boot Makers solic-
it the patronage of the citizens of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
II is our intention 10 keep hand q complete as
sortment of every description and price and pre-
pared TO finish to order boots and shoes suit the fan
T. j. ELIIOTI i co.
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Co.PaStnershfp Nostuo. k
vISHE undersigned have this day forn11 so-pAft-
nership for the purpose of carrying on the boot
and shoe business in Keokuk undsr the style and arm
Of 7. j. Elliott, Co.
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nNE Business Building Lot between 9TH and 9th
~ and ono between 9th and 9Th, Main st., keokuk
for sale by A. W0LGOTT.
novl2d SO Main St, I'd floor.
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The A0ate City Hat Store" r
Snow in receipt Of large stock Of Hats Caps, and
! Fur Goods, purchased directly Of the manufsc-
lures and warranted In style and quality No. ~.
Main Street. g. f. VOORHIkS 4 co.
Sept. 8, lS65.--d
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rI1HE highest price will be paid for ehopping one
i thousand cords of wood by
A. WOLC0TT.
noyl2d sc Main So, 81 floor
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good one
General Forey the French army, giving nfor
nation to the Russians and will be shot, perhaps
bibed TO the wondering folks that ush thing
possible traitor 1t is hoped Ia the
English camp am ia tremendous hurry, sail for
place in the Gulf Of Burgos to Esd and have
sood quantity gold on board TO for the CATTLE any
can be got.
The following is the London Times ver,ion OF this
traordipary aair:"GenerAl Foreys return to France
is ounced This officer commanded the corps EN-
poyed the siege before the arrival Of General Pelsser
from Africa and it IL rumored that he has fallen into
disgrace To him is attributed justly otherwise, the
failure Of the bold coup de attempted by General
&c Lourme and in which the latter lost his life. There
ia Paris officer who states that he was OF
the number who actually entered sebastopol that
casion."
The gallant effort referred TO made the glorious
though terrible day of nkermann when the French in
Iepulsng sortie followed the retreatng Russians into
the town. General Forey is therefore, II what is stated
is true Ia chargeabe with cowardice in not maintaining
the advantage he had gained for, is presumed that
he had done Sebastopol would that day have fallen
and he would have been the greatest Of the
pagn. II he threw away then the chance fortune had
thrust into bis hands and sacrificed himself and for the
time, the allied army, such deserves the severest
punishment; for, bad Sebastopo been occupied the
9th Of November, 20 GOO brave English and French SOL
ders woud not have sckened and died from starvation
and diseAse the barren hills before that beeaguered
city.
We cannot believe 1t s true at least hope 1t Is not
but have given the authority for the statements which
point to adverse conclusion.
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The Danish Sound Dues
THE PROTEST OF PRUSSIA - THE CONDITION Or
POLAND.

prom the Paris Patrie
Oar letters from Berlin state that the Prussian
far from witnessing with displeasure the eager
with which the First Chamber urges its
dston that the Cabinet should follow up the negota
with Denmark for the abolition OF the Sound dues.
Independent OF the great and vivid interest which the
maritime Of Prussia has in tine suppression OF
this mpost, the government has idea for the future
NJ bottom. By provoking energetic manestat ion of
pubic opinion the point, It looks, on turning il to
thorpg the msnd that the Sound dues be tasen up
matter of general and European tnters~s and be in
regulated II this pretension shoud be
admitted Prussia win have attained Of the principal
aims Of her commercial policy, without nntying her
purse prohsrng any kind Of compensation. On toe
other hand If the European Powers conceive that the
matters actually pending sufficiently important and
sufficiently entsngled not to render further eompica
ton def mabe in the djunct OF secondary question.
and should refuse occupy themselves with the bust
ness then Prussia win have gained fresh pretext for
the and delays that have hitherto formed the
sole char acterstic trait OF her policy.
Meantime her commerce and industry Ia ptate az
uney pied suffering, particularly in che eastern pro
yipe,s of the kingdom The city OF Dantzic which
serves the principal outlet for Polish produce, has
done nothing for several months The export Of the
timber OF Russian Poland has entirely ceased. 0rdi-
partly the merchants Of Dantzic in the habit Of
buying entire standing forests and Telling them. But
nov no che dsrs 20 NEEDLE with such speculs tons,
VIII h though they ,ome'imes produced p,oft
10 the advenuers had always the certain result Of
leaving large rpnf 10 Postb hans. Thus he Polsh
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Interesting from Holland.
TROUBLE WITH THE UNITED STATES ABOUT

TROUBLE WITH THE UNITED STATES ABOUT BIRD g
IsLAND-wAR STEAMER SENT TO DRIVE OFF THE
AMERICANS BALL BY BELMONT At THE HAGUE.
From Rotterdam letter, Feb. 81
private letter from St. Thomas, dated January so,
addressed to commercial house in this city states that
the Island Of AYES which belongs TO Holland has been
taken possession o. by party Of Americans and that
the Dutch government steamer the Lynx had been des
patched from st. Thomas in order to compel them to
evacua'e 'he island. Inc same papers taa' eommnn.-
highly colored description Of ball given by Mr.. Bel
mont the American minister, to the royal family and
three hundred of the elite Of the arstocracy in the
Hague. Could this have been the gliding for The p,
thought drown the report Of hostile in
the melody OF ball room music2
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journals 6sd with offers for sale Of mansions and
estates Of all sizes. And II is suffering in
East Prussis It is stn in Silesa. in that pro-
vince which N the Ireland of Prussia, misery has
reached its last extremity At Breslau and its envrons
women and even msn, have been found literally starved
to death Is the neghborhood Of Russia contagious to
these Provinces whose isborious and patient population
is certainly worthy OF Q better fate?
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Denmark
Latest from Spain.

The King Of Denmark was dangerously ILL.,
The Legislature had resolved 10 impeach the ex Minis.
ers Of War, Marine, and Finance.
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THE PEACE NEGorIAT IoNs.

INSTRUCTIONS AHBASdADOK5-MEETINU
or THE coNFEREScR.
Vienna letter, March s. in Paris Constitutionuel
Baron de Bourquency, IL is known, received nearly
week back his full powers for the Conferences about to
open. The Emperor Napoleon has not conjoned With
him any other PleniPc:sptay. Austria and Great Bri.
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Latest from Spain.
THE CUBAN ARMY TO RE REINFORCED.
MADRID, Thursday, March 8, 1855.
A battalion Of marines left Cadiz to. day. for Cuba
5000 men win leave in May.
The army OF Havana win be augmented to 80, 900 men
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LATEST srYLKs
OF BoOla amd Shne>

A IL persons desiring The L,test Fashion, foe
:. 10 see y bat hey ara wosid do Wi to cali
st Dskt's "bsS' and siso~a 4npcriusS,n where
ne 70 anxious 10 shoe his sew and splendid stock
whlen IS always htpt full syd complete from his
ON N panufac'nry, IL. 81 extensive In the ri,v
thus enabling him to flli orders more promptly
than any other house. v
ne has the greatest sssostment and best Quail
" o. maeerial thstis TO bs found in anyone house
vet. OF the Mississippi for the manufacture OF
work 10 order.
his Lasts are al made to order, snd he war.
rants ct, and al his work superior TO .nv thin.
in bis line in Iowa. Call and see for yanrs.isi
May rs, 1855 d