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Personal.


TT JAMES GoDwARD, OF NOTTINGHAM ENGLAND
who arrived In New York In July, 1889 viii
Duchess county N Y he will hear Of something very much
TO his advantage.
II REV. PATRICK McMENAMy WHO LATELY AR
rived here from Edinburgh, Scotland u In the he will
confer syor upon old epd Of his by addressing line
III w. r." boz lAsfosi once, stating when and where
ncryiew can be had
INFORMATION wANTED-OF PATRICK DEEGAN A
native Of Amo, Queens county Ireland when heard
from was In GaleDa III. Any Information OF him viii he
thankfully received by his John Fitzgerald. 10
Eleventh street New York Western papers please copy
INFORMATION wANTED-oF PATRICK sHARKEY,
reu near Sroghan In Annon county Roscomrnon Ireland
Any information viii be thankfully received by h Mary
shsrkey No 2Carse street, NY lie landed 80 New York
Las, february
INFORMATION WANTED OF TWO BROTHERs-JoHN
i and Alexander Young. Any knowing anything OF
mem VIII confer great favor sher
Ing at " Mott street, in the basement
NOTICE Is HFRfBY GIVEN TO CESAR PRTRfa 0F
IN Istra tha, his isher died In the last
ing bis property 70 his children The place
oi said Cesar Petris being unknown he hereby
prescnt his claims The estate oe his within twelve
months from The date OF this notice the Pretura
Al Cberso. Chcrso, Austria, August 81, 1855.
THOMAS AND GEORGE sMEDLEY. LATE or LY
coming county State Of Pennsylvania and Leigh snedey
supposed the Stale OF wisconsin their
sser who lately from England. Address T. g.
e., jersey City Post ohlce New Jersey.
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NEWSPAPERS.

CUNDAY PAPERS IN BRooELyN-FOR SALE AT THE
- American and English news depot Is High street,
Fulton street. The Illustrated London News of this
contains two splendid views Of the Redan aud
ko taken the spot. All the other English papers Well
- r. RfCUARDsON
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State SENATE.

Ia--Ge0rge u. Genet. John Cufray.
1s-Ezra W. Dean.
l5-Arthur Woods. Arthur Woods.
le-John II. An.hon. John H. Anthon
Els. Whio. Know No,hina
l. Peter r. Van Ho
p Robert u. Colem
g. VIM West.
a. Chas. q. Mott.
Sc. r. Barrow. f. r. Barrow
6-Aug'sJ. u. puganne. Aug's J. II. Dug
samuel Brevoort. Samuel Brevoor
6--James Dooan. Vim. Jones' Jr
9-James r. Sparrow. Dan Willis
Io--Jchn NJ. Reed. John NJ. Reed.
11-Chas T. Mills. Ed. Hunter
12-Iayld kissner. B. W. Richards.
13- Fred w. Conck
A-klisha Packard. Francis b. Curry
ia. g. Williams. A. g. Williams.
l6-John s. Cocks.
ALDERMEN.
Wards. Hard Shell !Sol Slcu.
2-Jobn Y. Savage. Chas A. Brown.
- Bartholomew Healy. Vim. Baird.
6--John Ciancy. Ed oia.. Roxa D'no"o
s-Albcrt ". smith. Albert W Smith
lc-Hep. G. Atwood. Norman Mcleod
10 e. Swackh amer
David s. Jackson
A-Michael Tuomey. Peter Monahan.
Ic-Chas. A. May.
1s--John Foster.
22-feter Masterton.
Wards. Wig. K,oo Nothiny.
Hiram Corvin.
s-wm Tucker David Coleman.
1o-Hofato Heed. James Griffith.
12-Geo. W. jenkins. j. II. Patterson.
l4-F. y. Lawrence.
lc--Sam. relarp. .cr.
1s--Jacob II. Valentine. j, z. Muther.
2c-Cummipgs H. fucker. Cummings II. I
c2-Wm. b. Drake.
coUscILMEN.
His. Hard Shoi. .Seft Stet.
1-Ihomas Ste sart
o-Ca.nuel Auld Jacnh T. Smith
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Geo. II. Raymond.
VIM. Floyd.
Joseph 7. lili.
Epbfaim Reed.
James NcClone.
VIM. H. Raynof.
Howell Vail.
George ". Pike.
Geo. Merritt
Sam. Hooper.
q. =. WatFoas.
T.. W. T Nsn Riper.
Fred. Wagner.
A : Jones.
n. r. Nefarlane.
u. II. Mccormick.
.. y. Helmes
10. II. Pollock
henry Soyes
Wm. n. Taylor.
John n. fneiicOr
u. G. Weeks
Hiram A. Msyosrd
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10TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, FOURTEENTH WARD
IL Regular whlg nomnaiion, BENJAMIN w. RICHARDS.
shall be guided by the constitution OF republic and by
the principles Of the Immortal Clay and Webster.
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Hen. +. West.
Sam. e. Seaman.
John J. Deihl.
Nicholas kisseii.
Bernard Reilly.
Dennis Rycr.
Thos. A. Dunn.
John ). Muller.
Chas. II. Hasweli.
Bryan MoCahiIi.
Adam c. Flanagan.
Knoo Noshings.
A. T. Gnvett.
Iemuel w. Parkes.
g. A. Barney.
Vim. II. Crane.
Geo. w. Warner.
Edward Merritt.
Vim. A. Hagerty.
Dan. j. Oakley.
James T.. Colgrove.
Joseph y. Martin.
Issiyard Avery.
John Kennard.
Alex. Hemphill.
Cornelius ). Cooper !.
Rob. s. Dixon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT


77FH WARD, .lsr CoCNoiL DrsrRIUr.--AT MEET
ing OF EIecors this district held at NO. 20
Filth street October 19n A. sentein chosen chairman,
and chas Heynemsnn secretary The following preambe
and resolution offered and adoofed unanimously -
Whereas The shell parties have spite OF their
platform. and contrary the whes Of the ma
erity Of The Democratic eciors Iomlnsed candidate ior
elected by the Know Nothngs Temperance fanatics and
whereas hold oppose such candidate as much
We can: Resolved consider and cali ourselves
Independent Dcmocras and proceed as such make our
then unanimously elected candidate Tor for the 3st
district. a. STElNTEIN, Chatrman
GUS HrvSrMAyN Secreary.
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10TH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures AND
lO Twenty first wardsIn pursuance Of order issued
byhe Wing General Committee at the Broadway House. the
Whg Assembly Convention held meeting Monday
Ing Oct H at Thomson's Hail. the corner Of Twenty
vonh and Fourth avenue. Upon baong dccgae
alarge Hon W s Gregory was chosen whereupon the
yenion proceeded to ballot for candidate for Assembly
nomination II then moved make he nomination
nmous, which carried by accamaton.
WIN, EARL. 18th Ward, Chairman
JAeoB SLEfGHT, 2lst Ward, Secretary.
WIN. ADAMS. 18th Ward lr.u...
CHAs MILLER Al Ward Acuers. z
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
i FOB STREET COMMISSIONERS,
ISAAC T. cox.
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GRAND MASS RATIFICATION
NJ COUNTY MEETING
Ar TAMaASY HALL.
The democratic republican electors OF the city and
New York requested TO
MEET IN MASS.
OK THURsDAY EVENING, Der. 2b AT 7ll O'CLOCK.
AT TAMEANY HALL.
DANIEL +. DELAvAN, Chairman.
hy. h.s. aG.nn,s0s G.nn' ssecresarie..
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DAVIES a HART.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No
w lis, Main Street, Kcokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city we would respectfully
inform the merchants of the interior that We have
engaged in the above business, having all the facil.
tiles for purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
facturers at the lowest figures II is object AND
determination to build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand large and well assorted
stock making our prices low that bs less
and terms and discounts as liberal ~ any othe
house.
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Third Street


WhOleSnIc boot and Shoe store.
j L. OF Boots aud Shoes, | prepared to offer :
perior inducements TO dealers Ny stock being di
rect from first hands will b. sold low IL not lit
tie lower, than any house in the city. promise TO
make II 10 the advantage Of those desiring TO pur-
chase, 70 call on me before purchasing
Remember Third Street, between Main and
johnson, few doors south Of Ayers Drug Store.
Sept s-d3mwtf ". +. THOMPSON.
rIyO J0uRNEYMEN TAIL0Rs.--Wanted, inme-
L diateiy, at No. 9. Third Street, two 1rst rate
journrymen talors. None others need apply
sep27 ]. NJ. TYLER
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+ AM prepared to manufacture from all of the best
L Brands of French, German, Belgian and phila-
delphia Calf Skins, having bought them Of the i'm
porters New York and manu- facturers in Ph hiadel
phia. The patrons Of my establishment may rest ~
sared of getting better article than ut the houses
who buy of second third hands.
Cali and examine my stock and leave your orders.
good and satisfactory fit warranted and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. IS,
Main Street s. A. DUKE.
August 20 lS55--dtf
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City Drug Store !

Burrows Block, Main Street. .KE0KUK
j. G.. STEWART are now in receipt Of !,
- very large and carefully selected stock ~
Of Drug, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent ~
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical Ii a
qnors, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery, and svs-
ry variety Of fancy articles usually found in the best
establishments Of the kind Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor by calling
Mt our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescri ptions carefully put up.
DR. j. g. SrEwART's s office and consulting room
in the Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
I. o. Edwards, NJ. d., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb,
John Locke,
May 3, lS55.-lAw
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ARKIy ING.

A 7 the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. 6s Main
Of the manufacturers in the east expressly for the
retail trade. Having had seven years experience in
the business n keokuk, l feel confident that the
goods will be found superior in style and quality to
any stock in this market and when all have arrived
viii surpass all competition in extent Of variety
Come and see--So HARM TO LOOK AT, NOR TROUBLE
To SHOW GOODS. S. A. DUKE.
Aurust 90 lS55.-dtf
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WINS HOIESE.

CDRsTn ~ JOHNSON AND FiRsT STREETS.
DY CHARLES q. BtNNEIL The under -
- signed takes pleasure IN announcing that ~
he has taken thls very popular House and -
made a complete renovation thrnugho the entire
premises. lie is now prepared to receive the pat
ronage Of the p bic. aud believes he can meet the
wants OF all WHO desire good House.
Tie hopes, by close application TO the business
and attention TO the many wants of the traveller.
merit and obtain share OF patronage
cs-- Baggage taken to and from Boats free of
charge CHA~. q. 81 NNELI.
April g. 1850 d:f
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New JeWeITy EstabiiShnen e n I.
PAKMELE d CAMPBELL

1IANE just opened store Main street. be-
l. tween Seeond and Thr where may b found
an entire new stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Paor and mantle Clocks silver spoons, forks. knives
tc., pure as coin. New aud fashionable Jewelry,
plated ware. fine pocket cutlery IN fact rything
and desirable in this line and which may be
bought cheaper than elsewhcre
Fs The public generally invited TO call and
examine the stock whether they wish purchase
not.
EaaLnk Dctnhar
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ING. in. cIArrooLE.

A. L. BENrso. n. cIArrooIE.
A. L.. DEMING co..
Successors to Granville T. Smith 4 Col
BANKERS and dealers in Exchange, Keokak, 10.
DSight checks all the principal cities constant
ly for sale in sums to suit.
Collections on this city remittcd for promptly at
current rates Of Exchangs.
We will buy and sell all kind of Gold Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Notes. at best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
Messrs. l.. w Clark, Dodge Co. %
Lucas Smonds, st. Louis.
Il. W. Clark 4 Bros. :"
g n. Corwith Il Co., Gaena.
May 81, 1855. d
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nE GEO. G. ANDERSON on Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on this city remitted promptly, at current rate OF
Exchange.
2G- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
upsn.
Refer to f. W Clark 4 Bros,
Bogy, Miltenberger Co, g.
John j. Anderson Co., "'' Aou''
f. W. Clark, Dodge Co., New York City.
W.. Ofbce hours from A NJ. TO L. NJ.
July IL, ls55.--dtf
Ranking Hense Of Chas. Parsons.
Cor. of Main and I'd sts., kEokuK, IOWA.
ClGHT Exchange the East and South bou ght
Cand sold. European Exchange for mittsnce to
any part of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits a. per agreement.
Refer to Lucas smonds, St. Lous, Mo-
L. A. Benois Co, do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co., New York.
Dreael Co., phiiaaielphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, O.
Price, Converse i Co, New Orleans La
Sept. ], ls55.-dly
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DENTAL NOTICE,

nR. j. X. RICkEY Surgeon Dent -
List, having returned from the East,
Will be happy 70 wait on his friends. uJYYYS
Having large stock Of Teeth from
tue bes anufactories, please the most fastdi-
Gus. Teeth mounted either gold or platina, on
his improved method, which is being used
by the best Dentists lie is also prepared to mount
Block Teeth, Continuous Gums, gold or pla;i-
when on the latter, nj a lower price amour ting
10 the difference cost of material full sets on
gold for $l00, on pLAriSA fer 500. All work war
ranted Office south side Of Blondeau, between
30 and 4th Streets, hcokuk.
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3 l. u h v \ | > L
City Of heokuk. lo.,-ofhce on Main ST., between
Second aud Third Streets.
nR. H., in addition 10 the usual
IJmeth heds Of inserting ariiGe al teeth
IL in possession If the exclusive right 1IrYY"
for this city OF mounting the '.cOntin-
uous gum teeth, so universally admired for their
beauty, strength, and cleanliness After an expe-
rence of two years in this style of work. he would
unhesitatingly recommend il to tie public as pos
sessing many and great advantages any other
style of work known 10 the profession. Those in
terested are respectfully iavted to call and examne
specimens of the different methods of mounting
teeth.
April 16, 1s55.-d4.1y
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NEWS NEwHl! NEWS!.!

YJyHREE days later from the crimen. We an-
i thorzed 10 state that LAsprs 4 DAraiiERrY )
new Bread Wagon IL on the track furnisng better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and more for 81 than
was ever furnished for the samen keokuk. III you
want any of the above articles, try the RED WAGON
Oct I0--d LANDEs DAU0HEkTy.
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vTyHREE daily Through Trains, between Philadei-
i rha aud piitsburg.-THE MonsING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg al 4, NJ. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia a. A. NJ. The FAST
LINR leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbarg AT ! 2. NJ.
The NIGHT ExrREss 1KAiS leaves Philadelphia for
pitsburg at II ?. NJ, and pi,tshurg for philadel-
phla at 10 7. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads 20 and from St. Louis, No; Alton Galena
and Chicago, Ill. Frankford. Lexington and Lon
ssllle, hy. Terre Haute. Madison Lafayette and
Ina annapolis. Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield,
Bell efonfanc, Sanduskv, Toledo. Cleveland Column
bus Zanesvil.e Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Bouts from and to New Or
leans, 81. Louis. Louisville, and Cincinnati.
IAreu,y n Tickets be had to or from either of
the above places.
For further particulars. sec liand-blls at the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find ths the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia Baltimore, New York Bos
ton.
TIIOS MOORE,
Aessr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines Pittsburg.
Oh I 1S11.--iv
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r. II. O'Connor,
APOTHECARY AND nRIGG]

A P0THECARIES' HALL, corner Third and n
"a johnson sts, keokuk, Ia, is now in receipt
Of large and we'll selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals and Dye Stuffs Also -
large assortment of the most popular Patent Med
ioines in use, some of which he has the exclu-
sive agency of therefore would call the atten-
tion Of country merchants and druggists to thes ame
My stock of perfumery and Toilet articles is large
and varied, comprising Lubn's, Bazn's, and JUL
US Hauels fine Extrnots every description Of Hair
Oils, Pomades, Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair
Brushes, and all powders used for toilet purposes.
Choice brands Of Cigars. Snufs. and Tobacco always
on hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded, Mt all hours Of day night.
Oct. I'D r. Ii. 0C0NNOR.
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10 tEe CItixcn. OF Keokuk.

TNHE subscriber would announce 70 The cilSens of
Keokuk that he has just received a stock of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman .
wear ever brought to Keokuk consisting of French
American cloths cassimeres and vestings plus b.
es velyets grenadines cashmeres, DC, which he will
make up Oh the shortest notice and in the best style
10 order The subscriber has also on hand fine A.
sortInent OF shirts crayats, scarfs, collars. Re.
sepl7 JAMES NJ. TYLER
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New Advancement.

YNIiE subscriber would inform the citizens Of Ke-
i okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade Of Zen +. Do1son, at No. Third
Street where be has on Laad q general assortment
of French and American Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, which he will make up to order at the
shortest notice. and style net to be surpassed
Also n good assortment Of Summer Coats, Vests,
and Shirts, always on hand.
july 49, lS55.-dtf JAMES NJ. TYLER.
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kEOkUK AND ROCK ISLAND
1855. af 1855
New Arrangenent.

wv AFTHhKfhent.
INHE Steamer g. w SPARHAWk
L will run a. regular daily packet LSQa&Sr44
from keokuk, IN connection with the cars
of the Northern Cross Railroad al Quincy. leaving
Quincy at Q clock and arriving at keokuk Mt 12
NJ, aud leaving heokuk retarn trip at o'c clock.
For freight or passage apply On board.
j. p. SToT~fS, Agent at Keokuk.
June II Ic55--d&w
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n. ". JONES.

Successor TO p Slingerland)
nEALEK in Clocks. Watches and Jewel e
- ~, Second street next door Charles "a
Parsons banking Housed keok ak, iowa &ht,2e
1he subscriber has just received large and
beautiful stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
Jewelry, &c, comprising the ates, styles Of Ladies
Breast Pins, Ear Rings Finger Rings. Cuff Pins,
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver
Thmbles. Gold Slides, snaps. studs, Gold Pens
with without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
Pencils.
WATCH RErAiRIyG.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels oompetent repair the difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted TO his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
coREEcr TINE.
The public may assured that the correct time
is, and always will b. kept by
Noy. IS, ls54.---lly n. w. JONES.
LIVERY STABLE,
On johnson Street, between LIST and ID,
~ by Wa. H. CLgGHoRN. This establish v(A
mcnt is large coinmodious, we'll armn ged2I q
and amply provided with good horses well trained
for harness, well as with Carriages, Buggics and
Hacks, open and close, covered and half covered Of
every description, adapted 10 convenience or luxury
Horses or Carriages Of residents Of the city or Wis
tors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended 10 by men thoroughly skilled in
tho bus mess.
Horses bought and sold ON commission and on my
own account at all times
May 25, ls55.--diy
McKec Il TImberman.s Livery stable.
rISliIs Stable. situated on Third Street, between
Main and Blondeau Streets, Is large and com
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for tn,
business. and the undersigned amply prepared Il
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Carriages at rca
sonsble rates. They also keep Horses by the day
week, month. SaM'L MCKEE,
w. TIMBERMAN,
Eeakuk Oct IT 1854 4--ltf
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Cigars IL Chewing Tobacco.
A CHOICE assortment just received All who ar
Z n fond Of the weed can be satisfied by calling on
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REMOVAL.
De ntal s. urge rv.

nR. r. ). BARBER would respectfully
- inform his patrons ard the public gen lIyyvtYp
orally that he has removed his office the New Brick
building the West side Of Third street. between
Main and Johnson, where he has secured n handsome
suit ot rooms, and has spared neither pains ex-
pense to make them egaut and comfortable. Thank
fu for past favors, lac Folicts continuance Of the
same. 5a.s~ III operations warranted.
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