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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12
Arrived.


Steamship Norh.in Light TinSl.p4ush San JuA, Nth \,
vices ftom California Nov. an PISS. NC, to NIGGA
L. :. NJ amship James Adger ru ner hours fn. Ca.s
ton, mdse and pass Spohord Teston CO.
IN the North River In c,nssquenc5 OF the high wind fo NJ
md,. 10 ..s. ps.n CO. EIpsrsacsS bs.S S,'. Me-
gales ths whoe Ps.sss' bad plet 90 board ds
Ship Ams resn F.sle Mco,e Londsu and POrtno.h Or,
q mcse and i55 psss TO T. Morsn. Nov d lsL hi
4. Nv 81 of the LGuds sfoss ,hp south Carol sss,
N Rotterdam for NewYorA The A. Z. has been day, wi
Brig Burchrd rorey (Of Bos,on) vos. jacksonville
cs lumber to Peek Church sa' in CON- with sean RI
schr American Chef (of RocksnD Presley, GSasl,s 81
Domino Nov IS coffee ossOod, sod rn,hssny 70 nsSr
the entire passage SID. 10 cam. with schr. JOAn Eiost b
scbr. sarah Man's. Hansen. Phi si.ph..
Sehr. p. Ab,n Dehinson. PhiIadelphi, for Pora.d
sebr VIM. NJ Dodge, Weldon Alexandra 4ds aour 70 W r
sebr R. NJ ve1uil,ss, Abraham. virgin., oys.rs
scbr H. Smith, Weeks. Charleston ds, wheat % usts
Schr Wilmington, Armstrong Eaatport 81 d. fsh to Jed i
schr. Adons, OBJ cochran. Windsor via Newport u
sebr Eliz.be,h HELEN, Fiei3. Buch.rule. c. I'd
schr. Wide World Cakes. Alexandra, ao1r to N. A. y,-
Sloop Rierh Durfss, Fail Rive, oil TO master.
BELO V-Shi, Crescent, Besrse Ardros,an Dc: %; IA,
Wi ian ard J,ne Goth, Hamburg sne CSIbaven 10y
tug Titan, Capt ssitsTl. Also, bark three Brotaes.
sAILED-l0h- 81. smshios Slack Warix, Miller ks N.
vans; Star Of the West Miner, Tor san Juan, Nc. lin,
stesG ship St Louis, Do% .ssns.; ePp.r.ss a,ps..r
Bailey 4 Co. icy pi tOai jam. Avsryl.
WIND-Durias the day, stroas f. m ~ w. ton NV
AIRS. San Francisco Nov II, .hr G,ea Hope, Mar. cod
New-York; l2h, shio Hornet Benson, NcwYork l7h I'D
Gtofse Law, Love, London.
We from Mr. J.. e. Smith, agent Of the Bcsrl Of
deIvTters and residing at NV In e that lNse s;sr
grounded hlsh the Bar at tea ,ee and heeed hssr
of shoe She Is In bsd condition, aud Twill pTosseI
brssk unless the w. iEd should bIsst down u
Her 9 kuc~n. She lies hAf mile Cd ha.l
and thst il nd be correctly judged ssher a
heavily laden She frat cseoyere3 this m,H
2tb) probably shoe Ia the 5. Z. stle Of 5so
Last.
The ships Lucy Thompson snd David Cro:ke.t ye Al
anchor on the Bar. Wind n W.
The .chr Amirs G. rne. o" Virginia. with ssto Of pnf
wood having split f.ress end b srehof 10 tho ewd
hay during the bos of Monday nsh during The sA ostd
the chain and dod cloe to Roc os having Int I'd
water spsIe; in which staAt she lay a, vi
but choI 4, wn when the stssmtus Mercury
her ssi.tca boustt her undr Jers9
City, where she srch red yesterday p. N.
The pilot boat swood Water, No = whi's snehor ousl
the point Of the dooh this morning run into BY
at schr bound carrying aVsy tbs T. WIS howspht cd
driving In DO The schr left her head sosd h
boat and also bboom and cu,wser. Tho boat aAsn
tow BY the seamlug Huntres Capt Mousl ant afsrw1t b
the H.rcule,, and brought to the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

Erastus Bostwick OF Hinssbureh has voted AZ evs,v
election for sily.tArf years back withou. missing
single time. lie now Lssfy ninety three years Old
lss,stoGa Wits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12
Spoken, &c.

TIE brig Lsuret.s from Savannah lob, fsRAIrs =
lat % u.s. lon. IS "a, spoke ,chr EBts Asr, ~ ssop
New Bedford tourd 8 9th inst. 10 sqasiI' ss"'
u foremost and tor saIlsntmas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12
Ocean Steamers.

TO DEPART
Atlantic - Prom New York. Dec. r.. For Liverpool.
TnIton - from New. York Dec. IS For Hsvre, &c.
0sn,ey srom New York. Dec IS. For Car ,ssas ks
Strie.' ~ From Boston .....D Dec. 10. For liverpool
IiiirSis FROM Nsw. Yok. Dec %. For Aspio vail.
Northern Light From New on. Dee N.rsr San Juan
Bs .....s,FFsn Ne" foiA''pe zofN Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

TNEsDAT Dec. IT, Iso5
AsHys-The market steady but quist the an al, are
od.,te sles OF 20 bbs st ~ 30 for Pots ant 80 81 for
Pesrs Sslsrstus firm st 7c ,.,..
COITON-Tbe market without the sl shtesi var .aon
r bY,ps. has been susjonei prices The sMe
M hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

In reply to an order served on Palmer, Cook &
Co.. they have filed their answers de0yiag tina: they
have any effects Of Adsms h Co., other than as
bsees o, the sssgnees and that they have deposit
slO5 $50 O2 This money has not bean TUNED over
vet to Mr. Naglee, the new Receiver, bu, an appi,a-
tor will probably be made to the Court to-day for an
essgr ment."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

R.s,.. 4. u.., e2s3 7o< 50
~ - ~ 80. \. 9o5i5 s.
To snornt Cash from ~ w -
AZ SYar $500 $500 ~. .n - - Is go y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s69i 50? IS
Or. -
r, Amount ~ bills receivable On h,ua $685. u
By amount of ssh tas mems ....,...... SIS Us
b, .mouut expense account ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IS ~
BY RI hard Roman ssoant............. 60e 90
BY col eho ti receivable, not deducted ffUm Sc
coust bills rcei,sbs.. .................... 2o!s IS
To cash hand l0l ia. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

Arn San Francisco Nov II, .hr G,oa Hope Mnsr, eos
NewYork; l1h shio Hornet Benson, Ncw.Yorki l7,h I'D
Geo 60 Law, Love Londcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

.e.s.A duriss he - foa.hi Win sqaes, sna ,3r,ss,
Which m:, . 70 he
1anssi.s part .; tSs foreign esp. Invested IN II,
theG prces a under ordinary could be the
natural Of the important seceson 20 the res. ~esn Of
. .ss.ep ~ re o1.i.s d.@sHd high p. M Is ,s'
prstues These spprhensots sltsos.a partly yep,
and un-ott ed and III, accounts by e.eh su;ces'e steamer
have 20 immediate and ma he'd Effect
F,o~ Marie Kaai.'' CireaLar.
Tire do, ster our sd,c.s Sd lost The Stock mah' con-
timed Sc.nwsd On the Ssh the Amer:a from LvsrPoo 20
s s D sB. a" ss Of n. B.nt Of Ens.n USn
hes. unhopec for .dyie. h. msiet IN nsdssy "a
iicps the firm rate of 'rehns. haAy prevailed AZ
r.. Nee ,hirmtn from Nsw.York Boston h,ve nearly
esssed, but the v.nept ossd Other an stL eono des
20 allure the Eastern Banks has 0e cured doas
s,oL transactions European uaim posa but
STATE oL, Indian. end Missouri have given rise 70 some
activity The fsrner are tle h,o'r; the set nt si
teiOrs the Legislature to extend the St;e credit. IN fave. q
rost Isnpy:ns, are : cen, Ssast cent
Fyo~ De carpet & Co.'S Cbesia,.
For two Gays sdcs Of Sd instant the dullne's
esmer to 2h November transmitted by telegraph. sdv!Has
CoDsos brcstht again more animation "a ou
=. dos scncey exterd beyond speculative stocks and the
which bsye tsie seem 70 Be mors ns en-
an, Of Absorption by Investments The market conaass to
GunSed hey may be affect mOmsntny pI'e; our qa'ta.
tons however generally bsher insn ' week especially
for Railroad shares but the market to-day mas INTO
United States &c. in of magnitude have been
actions Of i'm portpce place in Indiana 81
Of /. and in Ms'ou IS at decline OF ceat Ias
cor sucon Of rrod have been constantly offered the
msrlst in smount eIceeers the ana sae elaenI
raj ccpsequepee We quite Virginia Ana ONO o. lSy Y
cent ind csoni. II and Pennsylvania 80 p cent
Ben. the Ci.. Of Sac sm'n.o St LSu. L39Tis e..
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any man thinks education has done for this
gentleman whs, is claimed FOR him, let us
. sure him that the pleadings Of Mr..
B,yles, on file in our courts,-as far -, in
his limited practice. he has any. exhibit
the most barbarous murder of the English
language and the science of law that is
often seen. A little personal intercourse
with the man, or verbatim publication
of one OF his productions. would either be
sufficient TO stamp such claim q, mere
burlesque. If the people choose to be
satisfied with such general attalnments
and professional qualifications, or consent
TO be deluded by any such humbugging
pretences, they will deserve 10 enjoy the
services of just such weak, prejudiced,
and unqualified Judge as they will possess.
We anticipate better things of their good
sense, however,
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To Contractors.

THE undersigned is prepared and will con,in-
1 ne TO receive, until August 18th, proposals
for the construction OF the Road bed OF the first
Division OF the Keoknk. M. Pleasant and Mus.
catine Railroad. Sid work 10 on ist of Clear
ing, Grabbing, Grading, and Maso ry.
Plan. profiles and specifications, may be seen
at the Office Of the Engineer, IN Keokuk, after
August Ist.
Said work will be let in speri6c Jobs, or BY
Sections. or as a whole, rs may be deemed best
for the interest OF the company.
Contractors will state. in their proposals, the
time when they will be ready to begin the work
il the event Of its being given 10 them.
The company reserves the iehs, At the letting.
Of making snch disposition Of the bids az NAV
be deemed best for its interests.
All proposals will be scaled.
J. K. HORNIsH.
Gen Agent <. Mt. p and NJ K. r. Co.
The newspapers in Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant.
Muscstins ind Davenport, viii please copy and
charge 10 the company.
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Bosrox, July 23.--Count Kaxruski and
us associates. who were acquitted on the
arge Of violating The neutrality laws,
have commenced suits agains. Captain
Clark. of the Revenue Gutter james
Cmpbell. by whom they were brought
hither. for illegal detention and imprison-
ment, and they Ivy their damages at
$4,000 each. Capt. Clark has been
served with process but not arrested.
The annual exhibition Of our Free Pub
lie Schools took place to-day, and FrAnk.
lin medals were distributed 10 a large
number of deserving scholars. 1t was
held in Faneuii Hall, and the building was
crowded with children and their parents.
Appropriate addresses were ma 6 by Hon.
Edward Everett, Mayor Smith and others.
after which music and dancing closed the
exhibition.
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Removal!
D. F. HUMPHREY E. GAGE

u AVE removed Their "Hst. Cap, Bonnet and
IL Millinery Emporium to No. SO, Nam
Street. between 81 aud 4th, Q few doors above
their old stand, where they will continue their
business on largely increased scale, both in the
wholesale and retail departments.
We will have, the largest stock Of good. in our
line ever Srough to the Western country, and
will b. enabled to supply the wants of any
Country Merchant in Iowa or elsev here,
We will have stock OF goods for the % etail
trade" which will be second 10 no ,e in Chicago
or It. Louis in point Of yl-s" and equality. :,
Oar rooms are fitted up in the finest style and
no pains will be spafed 10 make The
Great Western Hut, Bonnet, and Millinery En-
p0rinm"
NOT oNI THE
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
but The place tor
0OUO BARGAINS.
Our Mr. n NOV among the Eastern Men.
nfscinrers and Importers getting up our f. al
stock, part OF which We cxraci in a lew day.
OF the arrival Of which due notice wili 10 over.
ID. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAZE,
July "a. 1855. civ 2.w
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SherfR's sale.

Lee County. s"
Ply virtue OF the provisions of the code Of
- Iowa, authorizing the sale OF perlshable
property in the cases of Milton H. Crarstsr ~.
c. NJ. Ferrill, and John Ferrill, and Wiltshire.
Bristol 1 Co. %. c. M. FerriIi, will sell TO the
highest bidder al the town OF Montrose, in 81 id
county, on the 2Sth day July, A. d 1855, be-
tween the hours OF 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and, (
O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the following prop
ertv, to-wit:
The right and title Of C. NJ. Ferrili and John
Ferrill in and TO the Steamboat umberiand Val
ley, her apparel, tackei, fn, niiure and append.
ages, Tor cash in hand Seized by me under
writ OF attachment in the District court of call
county, which have BEEN pronounced perishable
property by three qualified jurors.
Taken as the property BIC. M. rerrill and
John Ferrill under said proceedings in attach
nen', and sold subject to liens again., said
boat C. B. TURNER,
Sheriff L ecsunty, Iowa.
July 25, 1875 Std
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-26

WA.HIseroS. July 2l-A Singapore
journal received here, states that through
the influence Of Sir John Bowrinp. the
British Commissioner. tho Sis mese Gov
eminent had removed the restrictions re
Gently imposed upon the American Mis-
s.nnaries in that country Sir John had
also negotiated very advantageous com
mercisl treaty.
ST. Louis. July 2l.-Both branches 81
the Kansas Legislature met 1t Westport
July 10th. according to the resolution
passed ct Pawnes. on the 9th. The Gov.
ernor and the y. 8. Territorial officers.
except Chief Justice LAcompte wore pre-
ssnt. The 6uprsms Court expect. to
NEST and organize there me- Z, week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-26

We have for sale one w ashington Press, plat.
% ~ BY q; also Medium Press OF the same
poesni. Neither have received any damsge and
are cutie - good - new, but will be sold at
1aecoast from the original cost, for cash, or on
ssSt tine with unquesiicnable securi,y They
Ws0 b dsiiveesd about the 6rtf OF September.
We o4es for sale, also. all the Type on which
ess dstly aad weekly papers are printed, ineIu-
ola& PARTON Of che sdvertisirg letter, and the
eavestisire and dash rules. This material will
= Aispossd Of very low, and will be delivered
promptly - the first Of September.
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y. s. BEE BE.

Main Street, briueen S,rth cnd .Serenlh
W UOLESALE and Retail Dealer Stoves
w Hollow Ware, Timers Stock, &c. Also
manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
Wares.
Roofing and Johbing in Tin. Copper, and
Sheet Iron, which will warrant TO give satis-
faction. J. S. BEEBE.
July "a, 1855. d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-26

Many articles have appeared in our columns
Of late on the Boot and Shoe question, the yari-
Gus writers differing widely a. to who has the
best assortment at the lowest price.
We have taken quite an interest in the discus
sion and after much investigation and due de-
liberation, we have decided that Cfittenden's
undoubtedly 10
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers TO buy Of
him. 2w d&w
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Huntingdon, xuaea.
A BRANCH OF the Mercantile College Of
n orporsled by tie s@xis-
ia'ure OF that State with perpetual charter.
TRUsTEEs.
His Excellency the HoN. JAMES BUCHANAN,
Hon. VIM. WILKINS, Gate Seer lary a WARY
The hon MosEs HAMPTON; Hon. w H. Low
ny; HoN CHARLKs NAyLea; and GEN. j. K
MooAxHEAp.
AEDREw T. HownxS, late senior Professor q
BOOK Keeping aAd Commercial Science In the
cantie COLLEGE Of Pennsyivania.
LOUIS h. DALHoyv, late Professor Of Con.
merc'.i and Ornam entail Psnmaaship in the same
institution.
CHAs. BEN. DARWIN member Of the B,rli,s.
ton bar-Professor OF Mercantile Law.
Inc PRINCIPALS design carrying out in every
particular that course oftraining Tor business IN
troduced and followed up Cor upwards OF fifeeen
Year, by Mr.. DUR, the founder Of the Mercan.
tite College OF Pennsylvan,a, by which ahese
$500 merchants and accountants have heen anal
ihed Tor business. 1t is now regarded BY 2usi-
ness men ~ the most Thorough and effective pre-
parauon Tor the accountant given in the United
States. 1t comprehends upwards Of zoo real
business ransactions--iilustrsiing six Different
methods Of conducting books BY double entry
about 800 commercial computations. expisioine
many business operations not found in comu~S
arithmetics--a comprehensive course OF me, car
tile penmanship-businsss forms and bu.ine
ietters-daily Lectures on commercial law ana
commercia sciences.
Dnfs Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, price
81 20, tie ln.st perfect and comprehensive IN The
Eorlish language. Dud's Western Stesmera
Accountant, perfect system for such accounts.
$l-To be had at Corses Bookstore, JeAerson
Street
u Send for Circular by mail
Burlington, July is. 1885. . aAw
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July ARRIVAL!
II EIVED THIS DAY,
July 18th. 1885.

PER AAERICAN EXRRESS.
DO pieces White Musqnito Bobinett.
81 Pink d. do
rs white Grape Shaws with extra heavy
fringes
40 pieces Biesched Cotton Drilling.
% New York Mills blesched Shifting.
20 & Red and Yellow Flannel.
All Of which will be sold very low a. IS.
Main Street J. A. DuRKEE co.
July 20, 1855. diff
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poyerYcxr 1xV poox.

THIS II nsithsr . history, rsnsnee, life dYsna,
biography. autobiography, nor post mortsm
examination. but ssrias Of unprecedented sx-
tvsvsganxss, sStttse without mslie sforslheught,
BY tha slngss hero thereof purely for HE own
sl,si6eation, and printed bg the publlshsr for
III esa 1yeft.
Eos bxJe ky J. T.CAYE Z SON,
Iuly -, tt01
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Tie Entertainments will be Novel, Varied and
Brilliant, consisting Of
ELEGANT ACTS or HORAEMANsHvp
Acrohatlc and Gymnastic Feats!
vaulting. Tumbl!rg, Fea,s Of Equlb,iu Jun,
Comic Scenes. Songs, and L,ughable After
Pieces. The whole to b. enlivened b, the
comicalitiss Of the Two Great Clowns,
SAM LAThROf AND TON LINTON.
BANDS, Manager
j., NAIHANS, EQUESTRIAN DIRAcroR.
c. HERMAN, LEApxa OF rHE HArp.
J. r. GREEN, TarAauar.
admission, Boz 80 cents. PIT Is cents.
To the whole performance, and No Half Price.
Doors open at ard O'Clock, P. M. Perform.
an es commerce half an hour afterward.
Keosauqua, August 7fh; Bonaparte, August
9th West Point, A, gust Obi Fort Msdisop.
August 10Th Charleston, August lllh.
July Is. 1855.
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EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
j. II. Harris Il Co.

TIE LATLsT FkEFcH AND AMERICAN FAsHioHs.
j. II. Harris Il Co.
HAVING Just opened shop, in their oldNElo
IA business, on Sd street, between Ma,nRk
and johnson, Keoknk, lows. respectfully A.
nounce that ihey are prepared to mannfsc ture
the nestest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up
Determined not to be excelled by any mani.
facturers in the West they solicit share Of pub.
lie patronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, our
stock j. always Of the latest fashion and best
quality. and 1t the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern or siop work on hand.
we warrant 81 our ready made Boots and Shoes
Of The same character - those made 10 order.
Call and leave your orders for good st. War
rantsd to suit IN every particular.
J. T. HARRIS L co.
July 81, 1855. dy
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Great Reduction In Priee Of Dress Goods.
THE Ladies' are advised that from this day
L will sell the balance Of my stock OF Tissues,
Bareges. P, inted Jsconets and ether summer
Dress Goods u less than cost
Great Barg-ins can BE- had BY calling soon.
P. D. FOSTER.
July 10. 1855.
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There are also connected with
thus Company
Four Performing Hlephants!!
P'zarro, T,mour, Seiim, and Saib
from AstIey's Amph,-Theatre
London. They have performe.i
in mos, Of the princip,l Theatre,
OF Eur ne and their performances
strike the behalder with
Wonder and Aston ishment
The whole Sud of LilI,putian
p nies, imported from England
by Mr.. Sands, will appear in ell
OF their
Wonderful Teats!
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T. w. ALEXANDER 4 Co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchanll
Fright Agents fer
NEW YORK cEHT1AL RAIL Roam.
AND
Fulton Lake Boot Line. on Erie Co.
and Lakes,
ITO SOUTH wATER srRKxr.
CENTRAL wHAM CHICAGO I'LL
Liberal cash advances on shipments ~ >.
dnce or Merchandise, for sale in this msrkst
shipment to friends east.
Refer -
w Ewing 4 Co., ST. Louis, Mo-. 81
Thaver, Quincy, H.; Green 4, Stone. Mr.
tine. Iowa; y H Campbell. 4 Co, Cslena.
J H Langley Co., Rock Island, III: RAN
Thompson, Co., Davenport; II + Fosal
Beardstown. H.; Hon A Starne, Spr s6s,d. +
A Reed. Galesburg, ILL.,; VI 3 Gil.
Neo Yo,I; Fs.sitt 1 90, PhiIsd%lpAia, r..
Gilbert. CasL'r Com. B'k, CHICAGO.
marx PACKAGES cAaE or r. ". =. "a.
July II, 1855. dAwly
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Sr. LouIs, July 2s-We have dates
from =. Laramie to June 9Th. Robert
GiDso.'s train was attacked near Platte
bridge by lndians. and Capt Gibson Him
sell shot. Another train had been attack.
Cd near the same place. Two Of the men
were wounded and sixteen horses
stolen.
bALrlxoaE, July 23.-La,est advices
from he Rio Grande state that $500
hevolutionists. under Vidaun, were
marched on to Aatamsros. The Govern.
pent forces had fallen back on Camarro.
snd q was thought = great battle would
b fought there.
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TO The C1x1ZHNS Of X1o1UR.
AVING Interested with US the Menrs. Sec.
IL fields IN the Gss FITTING Business, We would
assure the public that all orders gwen to iheal
will be executed IN 4 neat and wo, kua liz =
manner, and that they can rely upon the work
done by 'h"n, a. being OF the very bes: material.
AS il will be but a short time before the -
Will DO introduced. We would reeommsod n
those desHons Of Lighting M II The tim. Of n
completion Of the woke. that they give insueJ
date orders for ripe, fixtures. &c. ofherv -
many would be delayed beyond tina, time, g ,
would BE- impossible 10 supply al appIicstioe1
upon sh, u notice. c. HERRICK L co.
July g. 1888
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0A8 E0xU188
THE undersigned are prepared 10 receive =.
ders for firing up stores, Offices and dwelll
ing hcuses, with pipe sad fixtures for ss.-
promptly executing the same. aad guassn,eein1
all their work to be gas tight.
All persons DESTROYS OF using gas, that havj
not been called upon, ar. reqnsst4d to ..ve M
address with US. through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in vAie(
they are received
July 3. SCOrlELD 4 BROrHrn
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LANDS = City Lets Ter sale.

Lands - City Lots fer sale.
HAvlM0 been requested ny sundry per.ons
and stssundry tiioes 10 name the prices |
would fske for my lands and lots in Low 4. take
this opp"rtunity to inform the public In general
Of the prices viii now tske for The same. A
list Is hersunto annexed:
M OF section 8, township IS, range 5.
NV u" 0, IS,
sm II, 6s, 8
SEX :" Is, Is
Lot u in Block in Keokuk.
10 =" 6, Is
" a." al2O
s.. e %
+" G." e.
and the whole of !" 12i "
Lets 65 and 1917 in Nashville, aud The L i
of N VIZ Of N d 26-G5-5 40 acres) ia
dispute.
For III. whole ef which will take f,oenty -f,co
thousand dollars, onc-third in hand, and the bal.
ance in one, tho, three, and iour annual pay
menis, with interest at 10 per cent from date, to
be paid annually, and secured by deed Of trust
until all is paid.
Any person wishing for particular information
as to location or quality OF the lands, NAV ap.
PITY 10 II. Reed, Esq or his Honor the May
or of tbs city of Keokuk.
WIN. 0ILLISS.
July 25, 1855. d
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MISS A. LEAMLN,

The Unrivalled Female Equestrienn.
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REYNOLDS Drug Store,
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We hnd language like the f Towing en-
psoyed concerning the qualifications of
candidates before the people for the Coun :
y oihces. OF the Peoples cnnd d ties it
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