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Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

New HerEL.-The large and commo-
dious Hotel building by the Town Compa-
ny is now nearly ready for occupancy. In
a ss few day" it will receive its Tenant,
who will be prepared to entertain the nu-
merous visitors who daily throng our city.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

D@A Mr.. Brasy. of WestpOrt, Mis-
souri, and gentleman from Syracuse, n.
Y, have been elected Public Printers by
the Kansas Legislature. We infer from
this selection, that there are 10 responsible
printers In Kansas, to whom the work could
be entrusted.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
The Steam Ferry.

We are happy to be able to lay before
our readers, the dimensions of the new
Steam Ferry Boat, designed for the cross
ing at this point, by Messrs. Million, Burns
& Brothers, which is now being built at
Brownsville, and to be delivered at Pitts
burg by the 25th day of July, inst, and
viii certainly reach here about the 18th of
August.
She is ninety feet long, with 25 feet
beam across her centre, and 35 feet plat
form. Hull and machinery entirely new.
Single boiler and engine-the boiler "a
feet long, by 40 inches diameter, with a
whistle and Is inch cylinder, four feet
stroke, with most perfect and beautiful
keel model-wheels TO run In the centre,
with neat little side cabins. She viii cost
about S., 900 cash, at Pittsburg.
Capt. Jacobs, the builder, stands No. l
on the list of boat builders in the United
States, and has never been known to turn
off any thing but first rate job. Mr..
L. u. DuIHS, WHo IL experimenting the
building on the part of the Ferry Company,
has given the greatest attention to the
ferry boat business for several years past,
and has made himself throughly aequaint-
ed with all the late Improvements, and all
in all. we expect to see her the best thing
of her kind on the Missouri river. Thus
the loss of the Mary will, as promised by
the proprietors, only secure us a better
boat to compensate for the delay.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

large majority, as provisional code until
repealed, or altered. The Council refer
red 1t to committee, preferring not to act
upon it until we get to the Mission.
shall be at home on Sunday next.
J.H. S.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

A CHANCE FOR THE LUcKY.-We call
attention to the advertisement in another
column of Messrs. Summers & Stephens
Two thousand Dollar Gift Enterprise. As
we are acquainted with the proprietors of
this scheme, we can safely assure the pub
lie that it is no humbug but will be con-
Quoted on honorable and fair principles.
Let those who are lucky, invest in
this enterprise, as some rare gifts are
proffered, Messrs. Ewell s. Dykes of At
Gibson, have tickets for sale, and will sup
ply the citizens of this portion of the Ter
ritory
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

30 A stranger was robbed of $500
in Cincinnati by the 'patent safe game"
We have very little sympathy for such per-
sons. IF they took the Squatter Sovereign
they would know better than to be caught
In any such trap.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

B~BLAcKwooD tor July, is on our
table. Like It's previous numbers, it is
well stored with political information, and
altogether is valuable monthly periodical.
It is furnished at the low price of S3 per
annIIn.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

STEAM Mill ron SALE.-Messrs.
Aspling, Stevens & Co., of Parkville, Mo-,
advertise in to-day's paper No. Steam
Saw Mill for sale. The owners having
too much other business on hand to keep
II going, have determined to give some one
q bargain in the purchase, Address ASP
ling. Stevens & Co, ParksiiIe, No.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

HAapER's MAeAz1sE.-We have re-
ceived the July number of this invaluable
monthly. 1t IS rich in scientific lectures
and useful reading, and is without doubt,
one of the best nlonthlies published in the
world. Terms, So per annum In advance.
Address Harper s. Bro. New York.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

E9 Switzier dares us to publish his
Boone county resolutions. When he will
publish the article entire of which he gives
a garbled extract In his paper, referring to
those same resolves, we will publish his
resolutions, though we dislike to cucumber
our columns with so much solemn nom
sense.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

sg An editor, little farther West,
has become so hollow from depending upon
the printing business alone for bread, that
he proposes to sell himself for "a stove pipe.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

RAIx.-We continue to have an abund-
ance of rain in this section, and as con-
sequence the crops of all kinds promise
an abundant yield to the husbandman.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

e@ The Kansas Legislators re-assern-
bled at Shawnee Mission yesterday. By
next week, we hope to be able to lay be-
fore our readers full report Of the do;ngs
of that bodv.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

SPEECH To-MoRRow.-At 10 o'claek
tomorrow Saturday, morning, President
Shannon is to entighten" the people at
the Fair grounds on the subject of slavery.
We have come to pretty pass in this
country, when American shareholders
have to send to Ireland for man to ''en-
Tighten them about slavery, and to Gin
cinnati for an abolitionist TO publish what
he says.-yHo. Statesman.
No less strange than true, so far as Boone
county is concerned, batting the abolition
tst.'' 1t is lamentably true that in Boone.
with such blind leaders as Rollins and
Switzler, that even ireland and Cincinnati
are better lights on the subject of slavery.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
New Boats for the Missouri River,

Capt. Gormly is now building, at Gin
cinnati, new boat for the Missouri river
trade, to be called the A. B. Chambers, in
honor of the late editor of the Missouri
Republican, now deceased. She will be
finished in the highest style, and furnished
with all the modern improvements. 1t is
the design of Capt. Gormly to make his
boat the ne plus ultra of boats that come up
the Missouri, as far as speed, beauty and
design can make her so.
The dimensions of the Chambers are as
follows: Length $50 feet, beam 35 feet.
hold 1-2 Four boilers % feet long, %
inches diameter, 2 cylinders z feet stroke,
% inches diameter, wheel 8 feet buckets,
80 feet in diameter. She will be complete
and ready for running about the first OF
October. We bespeak for her profitable
and popular career.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

gWFor report of the doings OF the
Kansas Legislature; see letter from our
Senior in another column.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

Ia We are under obligations TO the
clerk of the New Lucy for file of late
s.. Louis papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
Congressional Convention.

No one doubts the propriety of holding a
pro-slavery Convention for the nomination
of a suitable person to represent us in the
Congress of the United States. AS we
have no State, Territory or District Com
mittees, authorized to call the same, we
would recommend that the pro-slavery
members of the Kansas Legislature meet
and designate the time and place of hold
ing the same.
AS it is very necessary that early and
prompt action should be, taken in this mat
ter, we hope our cotemporaries of the
press will join with us in the request upon
the Legislature. 1t will take some time
for the different districts to hold their meet
ings and appoint delegates, and probably
much time will be occupied by the Conven-
ton. In justice to our Standard Bearer
who may be chosen, we should give him as
long a time before the election to talk with
his friends as possible. Congress meets
in December, and the time for such an
exciting canvass as we viii pass through is
short.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

g@SWe are pleased to see our old
friend John Bennett, Esq, of Liberty. Mo-,
established here with a large number of
working hands. He has commenced the
manufacture of Brick on a large scale,
and will be ready to furnish this useful ar
ticle to his customers i'm about three weeks.
Mr.. Bennett is prepared to contract for the
building Of Brick Houses of any size or ex-
tent, and we can assure those who may
favor him with job, that the work will be
done in superior manner. The William
Jewell College in Liberty, and those new
brick houses on Main street, Weston, Mo.
speak louder in his praise than a mere
newspaper notice.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

Capt. WIRES new steamer Ran
dolph," for this trade is now building at
Madison, and is nearly finished. She is
2S2 feet on deck, 80 feet beam, with six
foot hold, and viii draw about twenty-four
inches, light. The hull built by Tenn
pie s. Co., engines by Crawford & David
son. She has four boilers. % feet long,
40 inches diameter, two engines, cylinders
81 inches diameter, seven feet stroke.
When finished she will be beautiful
craft, and profitable one to her owners.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-07-17

Messrs. Gaty & McCune, of St. Louis,
are building a Missouri river packet at
Temple & Co.'S yard, 225 feet long and 81
feet beam, for Captain Baldwin.
Besides the above packets. we hear of
others being built to supply the extra de-
mand for boats in the Missouri, caused by
the fast settlement of Kansas Territory,
and the great increase of trade between
the frontier and the Territories of New
Mexico, Washington and Utah.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
N7RI

SUMMER KAKKANGEMENIS.
gTyHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
/ nounce to the public that their Coaches leave
Keokuk Daily SUNDAY exeepted) for Fairfield, 0s-
kaloosa, Fort Dies Moines and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston, Charleston, Primrose, Winchester,
Birming CHAM. Ashland, Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
dyville, Oskaloosa- Pella, Monroe Apple Grove, to
TT. Des Moines.
From 0skaloosa ttri-weekly) to Council Blufs, via
Bellefontain. Knoxville, Pieasantvlle Indanola ST.
Charles, Wintcrsett, Indiantown, Silver Greek, TO
Council Buds.
Also from Ottnmwa via Blakesburg, Abba, Ls-
grange, to Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from kekouk, Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte, Bsntonsport, keosauqua Pittburg, Troy,
to Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through Boonsboro' and Homer.
Every attention will b. paid for the comfort and
convenience of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places At 7
o'clock, A. NJ
Ef- Office Main Street, second door above the
Laclcde House.
d r. A. MECH ESCEY Agent
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City Drug Store |!

Burrows Block, Main Street .xHOKUX~
4 j. q. STEWART are now In receipt u "
y very large and carefully sslestsd s,ocA -
Of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patspt
Medicines, Popular Remedies, MeshAnieAl Ia -
quors, Paints, Oils, Dye StuGs, Psrfunssy aaa eve
ry variety Of fancy articles usually found in the hss
establishments Of the kind. Every srtisls warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer . mutual favor BY calling
At our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians' prsseri ptions earsfully pat mp.
DR. J. q. SrRwAnfs once and consulting rssn
in the Drug Store.
PRorRssreHAL RKyIR1xcns:
I. Q. Edwards, II. D., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb " /"
John Locke,
Nav s. lS55-d6W
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Harry Fulton.
Fall Trade.

STAR CLOTHING STORE, Il Main ST., Keokuk.
- IL. Straus would respectfully call the at
tention Of the gentlemen of keokuk and vicinity
the fact that be has formed co-partnership with
of the best clothing houses in Cincinnati o. Ma
rienthal L. Block and thus possesses superior fa-
cities for the selection and purchase Of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have now . most complete assortment ofa all
kinds of Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
overcoat, Pants and Vests of all grades styles and
sizes, Shirts Stocks, Hats and Caps, Trunks &c.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
he sold at q small advance custom cost. We are
determined not to be undersold by any establish
mcnt this side Of Cincinnati.
Country merchants are particularly invited TO call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
sep II ds-wtf H. STRAGS co.
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4. l. pEnRe. J.. cLAYpooLK.
A. L.. DEMING 4 Co.,
Successors to Granville r. Smith CO..
BANKERS aud dealers in Exchange, Keokuk, 10.
DSight checks all the principal cities constant
ly for sale in sums to suit
Collections this city rsmitted for promptly At
current rates of Exchangs.
We will bay and sell ali kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Notes, at best rates
Interest allowed ON special deposits
REFKREScEs
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. {. W. Clark, Dodge Co. :"
Lucas Smonds, 81. Louis
" r. W Clark Bros.
n. Corwith L Co., aalena.
May 81, 1855.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, on Third, be.-een Main
oand johnson Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city rsmtted promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
En- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
Refer to K. w. Clark 4 Bros, lp
Bogy, Mltenberger 4 Co., =.
John J. Anderson 4 Co, 0'' N01'''
E.w. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., New York City.
IN 0ihse hours from A. N. to 5 Y. NJ.
july Ia. ls55.--dif
nanking House of Chas. F.Fsons.
Cor. Of Main and I'd sts., KEoKUK, IOWA.
eight Exchange on the East and South bought
hCand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits ~ per agreement.
Refer to Lucas Simonds, 81. Louis No.
l.. A. Benoist Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co., New York
Dre1el Co., Phladelphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Nd
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati. o.
Price, Converse L Co., New Orleans, La.
Sept. ], ls55.-d1y
Harry Fulton,
"H0LRSALE and retail Clothier, and -
w dealer in Hats. Caps and Furnishing
Goods, No. 81 Main Street, keokuk, iowa; hay
ing ON hand large and we'll selected stock of
Goods in my line, would respectfully invite the
attention Of the trade feeling confident that my
Goods and prices will favorabiy compare with any
in the market.
will not say that shall sell lower than Saint
Louis Eastern Houses, but would modestIy as
sure my friends and the public that l will sell ~
low rs possibly and honestly
Ny expenses light and my house 10 convent
en, (if not three stories high) and will endeayor
to trade with customer in such a manner rs will
give general satisfaction.
My motto is-An article 10 worth its value, and
common sense should be the appraiser.
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NEWS NEWS NEWs!!!

vTyHREE days later from the Crimea We are Au
i thorized to state that LAspEs DAu0HknrfN
new Bread Wagon is on the track, furnising oe.ts'
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and more for 81 thar
WAS ever furni she'd for the samei keokuk- IL YOU
want any az the above articles, try the Rxn WAGON
Oct I'D LANDks 1UAUSh1h1A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD.


THREE daily Through Trains. between Philadel-
i phia and Pittsburg.-TnE MoRssG MAIL TKAIx
leaves Philadclpha for Pittsburg ut n A. NJ. and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia At "A NJ. TnE FAST
LINE leaves PhiladelPhiA for Pttsburg at ?. NJ.
THE NIGnr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburg at II P. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philade-
phia at TO p. M.
The above lines connect 1t Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galsna
and Chicago, Ill. Frankford, Lexington and Lou
isville, KY; Tsrre Hsute Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine, Sandusky Toledo, Cleveland, Colum-
bus Zancsville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the Wet
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore New York or Bos-
ton.
THOS. MOORE,
AoESr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. l, 1S55.-ly
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T. H. 0'Connor,
Am MDr,nn

ARVI RAkCAkx AND DHU00IUTs
A P0THECARIES' HALL, corner Third aad n
"A Johnson SITS, Keokuk, L., is now in receipt
q large and we'll selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Htu1s. Alse, 60
large assortment Of the most popular Patsat Mod
ieines now in use, some Of whish be has the exslu-
sive agency of therefore would sall the alton
ton Of country merchants and druggists 10 thss
My stock Of perfumcry and Toilet articles fs large
and varied, comprising Lu6in's, Basins, and Juh-
us Hauel's fine Extriks svery description Of Hair
Oils, Ponadss, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes, and all powders used for toilet purpss9.
Choice brands Of Cigars Snu1s and Tobssco alws0s
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully cen-
pounded, at all hours Of day or night
Oct. I'D +. Fl. OCONNOR.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

DY 0'BRlAN 4 co. Having permanently -
- tabished ourselves in Ksokuk, with an ample
supply Of the very best msterisl for the maaufas-
ture Of Carriages, Bugges, Gigs and Hacks, we are
prepared to make ali articles in our line, in the
very best style and of the choicest material on rss
sonabls terms and prompt notice.
SAINT lS5h---dfv
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M r. EDIT0R-Sir: Isee in your paper that GER
WI tain gentleman in the stove trade has arrived
this city and brought his mechanics from the east,
purporng to be far ahead Of Western mechanics
Now l woudsay that the proof Of the pudding 10 a..
look some roofing ha, has been done BY one Of our
Western mechanics, and decide for yourself sp~-
cimen can be At the new building Of Col Perry
on Main street. between Sth and 9th.
DIFF FREDERICK ZTIGG
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. HKERr p. scHoLrK, gpwfs r. GRANT.
SCHOLTE GRANT,

HKERr p. scHoErK, EpwIs r. GRANT.
SCHOLTE 4 GRANT,
PELLA ......................MARION CO. IOWA,
DANkERS, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIEs
ID PUBLIC Agents for fhe Untod States Life In
pany, Cooper's clark's Steam Engine Manufacte-
ry, ard for all important agricultural machines
Editors and Propretors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Reli gion-$2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octi9 dwly
THE MCFARLAND HOUSE,
FRONT ST. ..............FT. MADISON, IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
l. and is now large and commodious establish
ment, convenient to the steamboat landing, and in
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished ii throughout in
the very best style, and trusts that . long peri
in the business will enable him give general
satisfaction.
Oct. 20, 1885. dkwtf B. F. ROE.
CLOVER HOUSE,
Df ID. W. CLOVER, corner of Walnut and Second
- Streets, Muscatine, Iowa.
En- Office Of the Upton, Marion, Davenport and
Oskaloosa Stage Lines.
March 22, ls55.-d
SAW T. u n ~ Il,
WILLIAM WINTER, Proprietor.
4 NOKNEK Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
~ Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
charge.
~ Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington.
june %, 1855
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1865. unEk 1855.
MATT,TJNE STEAMERS.

..
FTNHIS popular line Of Steamers will make regular
/ daily trips ~ usual throughout the season. con
Meeting al kcokuk with the regular daily Mail
Packets ts Ko9 Island, GAIgsA and ST. PAUL, run
ming in connection with the Railroads to Chicago
and the East
The line is at present composed OF the steamers
DiE VERNON, WEsrERSER, JEANNE DxAHs, and
kEoKuk, whose manner alone Q efficient guaran-
ty Of their speed and accommodations.
March g. 1855 dom
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LIVER n STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE,
nN johnson Street between LIST and "a,
~ by WV. II. CLEcHoRs. This establish
ment is large, commodious, we'll arrsngedA q
and amply provided with good horses well tsainsd
for harness we'll ~ with Carriages, Buggics I'D
Hacks open and close covered and half covered of
every descr ption adapted 10 convenience luxury
Horses Carriages u residents of the city Wis
tors from abroad kept IN moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by thoroughly skilled IN
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and On my
own account at oil times.
May 25, lSo5.--diy
Mckee a. Timbe rman,s Liyery Stabl . /.
FINHIS Stable, situated Third Street, between
/ Main and Bloudeau Streets, is large and con-
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for thc
business, and the unders gnc are amply prepared to
mmeate their friends and the public generally,
with Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Carriages At rea
sonable rates They also keep Horses By the day.
week, month sAML MCKEE,
W. TIMBEkMAN,
Keokuk, Oct. II, 1s54.-dtf
y DUCKWHEAT FLOUR:-A first rate article "a
- be had 1t KUHN D0DSON.
octl9
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=
YNHk Great Central Route, connecting the Allan
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by = continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects Pttsburg with daily line
Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers, and
at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers TO all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and reliable by which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great W est.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA PfTTsBURo.
FIRST cLAss.-Boots, Shoes.
Dry Goods. lin boxes Furs, T5c per 100 lb.
Feathers, DC,
I'd CLAss.-Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods. lin bales, 60c. per ZOE ID.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.-Anviis, Bagging,
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk) soc. per 100 ID.
Hemp, 6c.,
4th CLAss.-Codee, Fish, Ba-
con and Pork, (packedl Lard, 4oo. per 100 lb.
and Lard Oil,
Naa- In shipping Goods from any point East VI
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package "yia.
Pennsy lvania Railroad" All Goods consigned to
the Agents Of this Road ut Philadelphia or Pitts
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESrs.--Moses Potter, Boston; j. L.
Elliott, n. York +. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. c. Pranciscus Pitts
burg Sprigman Brown, Cincinnati Ohio J. S.
Moorchead, Louisville, KY. r. c. Medium, Mad
ison, Ind; Ratclife Co., st. Louis, Mo. J. s..
Mitchell 4 Son, Evans nsville, Ind.
Ii. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Phladelphia.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
Feb. l, lS55.--ly
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kEOKIK AND ROCK ISLAND
1855. I2h 1855.

1855. l 1855.
RAILROAD MALL LINE STEAMERS.
YTSHE two fast steamers j. MKEs and Ben CAMP
L HE'LL, making daily trips, connecting at
Rock Island with the for the East and with the
Daily Mail Packets for Galena and Saint Paul, and
at keokuk with the great Mail Line Steamers Jen-
ME Deans, Wesierner, keokuk and Die Vernon for
81 Louis
J. NJ kEE, Captain Leroy Dodge leaves Daven-
port and Rock Island every Menday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings for keokuk. Returning,
leaves Keokak every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day Evening"
BES CAMPBELL, Captain r. F. Bartlett, leaves Ds-
venport and Rock Island every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Returning. leaves keokuk
every Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings
For Freight Passage, inquire on board, or of
7. HEAIGHT, Agent
March, 3.--df keokuk.
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J. ~. HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
THIRD Street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
l. kuk Iowa, have just received, 1t their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment, .
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcioths, Cass-
meres, Nestings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best mate
rial to give them = call.
HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
Anr,l g. lSaa-dly
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q. 0RERTOR

q. OBERTOP
X EEPS stock Of Family Groceries, = variety OF
IN Toys, and assortment Of Musical Instru-
ments, for sale on Main Street, between Second and
Third.
March 23 1850