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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
I.aternom Havana,

NV YORK, April Sd.-The steamer Black
Warrior with advices from Havana TO the 29,h
uls. has arrived at this port, Several additional
arrests had been made AT Havana. among them
are Don Carlos, Castillo. the manager Of the
Bank of Havana, and Don Alcozas, . wealthy
broker, their only crime seems TO be having
expressed sympathy for Pinto.
Mr. Robertson. the acting United State:
Consul, it is understood, has sent in such
strong protest against the So called trial o
Estrampes and Felix, as to induce the Captais
General TO refer the matter TO the Spanish
minister At Washington, before he carries thu
sentence into execution.
An announcement has been given forth tha
six companies of colored militia are to b
stationed at Havana
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

Returned Our neighbor Elder has return
ed home from the east, where it is reported
he went to attend grand convention of the
order Of the Sag NIGHTS. What was done.
outsiders have no means Of knowing. The
most "horrid oaths'' bind the members to
secrecy. and our neighbor would be among
the last to disclose anything that tfanspired
So we will have to "bide our time"
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

WILL sell 1T public sole Saturday ApyfI = Al hsJ
~ cioeE part Of lot No. Erankiin street.
sale. = - ~ ~ ~ OF :
Richmond. April 6, 1855 iS !.
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Columbia Clothing Mart.

SAM UEL Ills
-Hannfaefu'sr IF and Dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing. Cloths, Cassinseyes, Tessings.
Trimmings, and Gentlemen's Fur
mining &c DDS Generally,
n Z CH M q N ID, IND.
.ouia call .he attention my numerous customer, and
the public generally s~iec.ed stock ~
.Seos ona5fe Goods and Clothing.
Tor N en- and boys ~ear. Ard ready es 70 ske
70 order or sell ready shall be Asn.v
shos goods, and viii to please All va ay
cell upon At the -
Old Esta4isAed Cloeain2 Hosse.
opposite the Citizens Bank.
Cheap Plain and Fancy
IN Linen Gissham AMI Cotton Poeke. H'd1ss
Shirts Coiiars, Stocks. Drawers, Hickory snA
sarss overss India rubber Cioshink rmsssiias
Forte monas. Pocket Combs &C. &C. sra indeed every
ehing IN she Gents Furnishing line.
Erery article sold at the Lowest prices for easA
y B. Those knowing themselves indebted b.
without further notice to call
end sessie all oststA nisne desfs collected
kschEcud, April 5, 1855 lSoa
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-The result OF the
election in this state is known and is as follows
The Know Nothings and Wings elect eigh-
teen OF the twenty one Senators. and two-thirds
of the Representatives There is no choice
for Governor by the people. The votes for
the K N and Democratic candidates are about
the same.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

DisDO luton Of PaRtmershAD.
THE existing the under
~ OH .is zstn OF Mafen BY nasuai consent
Inc business wil be continued By Gone 4 Bro
D. CONE,
Richmond, April 6, 1855. M..
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

FThe Masonic fraternity Of louisiana.
who have for series of years been divided
and distracted. have lately. through the ef.
forts of Dr. Mackey of South Carolina, agreed
upon q thorough and perfect union.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

Dry Goods and Carpet Store.
JOHN SHILLITO d CO..
No. r2 East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
EsPECTFULLY inform their and
generally that they opening extensive
complete assortment Of Fancy and Staple
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GILMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
Also, Foreign and American C0FpeeA0gs ImpcrsedN
from manufacturers in Europe. and purchased
New York, which enables to offer goods this
Eastern Importers and prcss.
Floor Oil Cloths,
Thoroughly Seasoned from to - feet in Width large
stock always on hand
Families Hotel Steamboat and sSangers
depend finding the hest class Of goods in LIS
prices low they be purchased in the Hasten
cities.
April 6, 1855 lou
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SANS" majority in st. Louis. is eleven
hundred.
The American candidate for Mayor In
Cleveland beat Ex Gov. Wood 500 votes
In Charleston, S. c. the American party
succeeded by 1870 majority.
The American party carried the election in
Indianapolis.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

Cincinnati Election. returns as count
ed out, elect the American ticket; but as two
Of the ballot boxes were destroyed by mob.
il is probable new election will be held.
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EEJudge Perkins premature opinion. de-
lvered on the prohibitory liquor law, meets
with very cool reception from even his pu-
pil-the distinguished editor Of the Jefferso-
Man; he thinks it has created quite . differ
ence of sentiment with the old liners In these
'diggins. and. taken as q whole. seems to
conclude that his master erred somewhat IN
Judgment and that the said legal opinion was
one mot fit TO be made"
EF There was a rumor At Indianapolis that
bill had passed the Legislature abolish,ng
/ the offices of Township Clerk and Township
! Treasurer, requiring them to be filled by the
Trustees themselves. But We have our lndl-
annapolis daIics down to last Monday inclu-
sive, and as no such law has been published
/ in them up to that date (but week before the
day Of the spring election. it ought to be safe
to presume that the report was An error, and
that the offices are to be filed next Monday.
in the various townships-H. Joseph Valley
Register.
The editor of the Indianapolis State Jour
nal says this is An error. The Secretary OF
State informed the editor of the Journal these
offices were not abolished.
IL 1he JOVerEOr salary, winch unOef
the constitution, cannot be increased during
the term of the present incumbent. was by
hook and by crook augmented from $500 to
$4,000. by allowing $500 for Family ex-
penses." and certain fees for signing swamp
land patents BrookviNs american.
We know another gentleman who received
'per quisites" from some quarter. as he held
off e blu. two years, his salary being 8 900.
yet. after giving up. he is able to enter 10000
acres Of land. while il was a notorious fact
that before entering upon the duties Of his Of
flee. he had not piece of property in the
world but what was under mortgage. He
made purchase of 500. 900 worth Of books
for the State Of Indiana. Of Harper Bro
theirs. New York. and some say that the pub
fishers made present to him of $4,000 for
giving them the preference.-Putna'n County
Banner.
Who is hit by that brickbat. Bro. Patrick?
We hope Bro. Larrabee has not been buying
10000 acres of land!
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First Assistant Postmaster General.
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster, New York.
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But there ia another consideration no,

But there ia another consideration not
TO be overlooked. The county has voted
for subscription to these two roads. On
the faith Of that vote, Fort Madison has
cortracfcd her road and the County Bonds
must issue to her Good faith, and doubt
less the law regulating contracts csiiTle
her to her binds Ii we now vo.e TO re
scind the county subscription, TOE lose all
the aid to be derived from the county,
while Fori Madison secures that. and part
Iy at our cost.
These considerations We think justify
the conclusion shat sound policy dictates
to the citizens of Keokuk, and to the
people Of Lee County generally, let the
county vote stand as 1t now is, and vote
unanimously AGAIN rms RtsclssIoN,
III.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A bill has passed the Legislature for
the better observance OF the Sabbath--to
suppress al noisy and barbarous amuse-
rents on the Lords Day, BY closing up
lie theatres and tandango houses. stop
ping buzz fights, bear bats, horse racing,
prize tights, and other similar amu,e
ments.
The strong religious sense Of the
mi mbers Of the Legislature as evlnccd
by their voting unanimously 10 adjourn
over Good Friday, "odt of respect Tor the
days" but with the real purpose OF attend
ing horse race between = Wake Up
Jake" and " Attla" for purse Of ten
thousand dollars. which they did il q
body.
The Press Club OF San Francisco have
taken steps 10 erect monument 10 The
memory OF Edward Gilbert, one Of the
pioneers Of the Press iii Sn Francisco
and the first Representative to Congress
from California. Ii will be remcm oered
that lie was killed in duel
The United States Land Commission
ers have confirmed tie Clim 10 eleven
square leagues OF lani in which The city oi
Stockton is located.
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ORDINANCE 10. GA.

An Or finance 10 amend Ordnance No.
40, Establishing and regulating wharf
and Wharfage"
Be it ordained By tie City Council Of
the city of Keokuk,
SECTION !. That section number three
az Of the Ordinance No. ~, esabllsh
ing and regulating wharf and Wharfage.
be so amended as TO read as follows. VIZ
That any steamboat which shall make
fast to any part Of said wharf or Water
street, to any vessel or other thing at or
upon said wharf or street, or shall receive
or discharge any passengers or freight
theron, or shall use any part OF said wharf
or street for The purpose OF dischareing.
receiving, or landing any freight or pas
senger, shall, If the tonnage Of said boat
be less than fifty tons, be liable TO q
wharfage fee OF one dollar; if the tonnage
Of said boat be less than one hundred tois
and more :haa fifty tons, the same shs all
be liable TO wharfage fee Of one dollar
and fifty Genus; rnd all boats Of one hun
bred tons and less than two hundred tons
shall be liable to Wharfage fee Of tw'
dollars all boats oil two hundred tons ant
less than three hundred tons, shall pay
T wharfage fee Of three dollars; all boats o
three hundred tons and less than four han
dfcd tons, shall pay a whar.a fee 0
four dollars; and all boas Of four hundrei
tons and upwards, the sum of FIVE dollars
I And all boats that shall remain q
!, said wharf or street over two and less tina
FIVE days, shall pay wharfage fee Of on
dollar and fifty cents for each day, ais
. the two frs, days; and should said boz
+ remain al said wharf or street over tls
:. DAYS. the Wharf Master is hereby en-
!, powered 10 cause sand boat to be remove
10 such part OF said wharf or street as /
may deem proper. and fo- each day s.
y boat mav remain al said wharf or sire
q over five days, she shall pay one dollar p
d day. SAID Wharfage fee - 10 paid by
owner. captain. ms'e. or agen, OF sa
boat. TO tho Wharf Master o. his deput
. Passed My 92E 1855
n j. w. KIIBOURNE. Mayor.
lA,.est.) B. 8. AEasAs. City Rsc'dr.
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MrY TILT ARE MEN,i.

Among the diseases this Pill has cured with
astonishing rapaity. We may mention
Costiyensss, B lious Complaints Rheumatism
DropSy Heartburn, Headache arising from a
toul Stomach. Nausea Indigestion, " rhid ln2c-
flon OF the Bowels and Pain arising ihereirom,
flauiency, Loss OF Appetite, all Ulceroas and
Cutaneous Diseases. which require evacuant
Nediciue, Scrcfuls, or Kings Evil. They also
by purifying the blood and stimulating The Sys-
em, cure many Complaints which il would not
he supposed they could each such as Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrrita-
biity, Defangements of the Liver aud kdaeys,
Govt, and other kindred Complaints, ARISING
from low state Of the body, obstruction Of
its functions.
They are The best purgatve Medicine ever
discoyclei. and you viii bat need 10 Use them
once 10 know If,
Prepared hy DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Ms,
ard ssll by every respectable Druggist IN New
! England.
1 May a, 1875. BIN
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School Meeting.

~ Ing Of the quail hed voters OF School District
No |. Jackson township, Lee county, Iowa, !" III
De held at Tie II jstlict school hous-, on Sstur-
day, June Cd, 1855 al O'Clock P. NJ, al VII ch
time report OF the affairs and financial condition
Of the District Will be submitted.
Tie gu stion oil providing for the Yaymsni OF
the iiabllt ol the District and for the comple-
ton Of the School Hease, enclosing the tot &C.
by AK or otherwise, will be submitted for the ae-
ton of The meeting.
By order Of the reciors.
w. NJ G. TORRENCE, Secretary
Nav 30 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-24

Or MIR. Alex. III Stephens III Georgia
has written a Characteristic letter on The
Know No hlngs. Mr.. Stephens declines
10 Join or represent the Order, and has
ithdrawn from The canvass as Repre-
sentative 10 Congress. MIR. Stephens Is
opposed to the Know Nothinss because
they proscriba the Roman Catholics, who
he says. are better friends 10 Slavery ,ian
Northern Pro.estanis. But HE leading
ground OF hostility to tie Orjcr seems 10
be an impression that he has derive from
the act n Of tie Know Nothings OF Mas.
sachusetis, that TIE lev party viii not a
sumo distinct Pro S avery graund. Upon
this point Mr, Stephens makes some re-
marks which show him 10 be man o.
sense. He admits that there can b. ne
so il basis oil a party organ1 lion al ihl:
day. except by an agreement among IL
members on what he acknowledges 10 be
the paramount question of the day. Hs
admits chat the old Wing parry went +
pieces on the question Of Slavery, and tha
the Sham Democratic party ale expe
nencing similar fate; and he declares
what is perfectly true. that no party In III
North can find allies in or cooperate witt
the South unless ii IS prepared to stand b,
Southern interests aud their institutions
and his test he declares must be applied /
every party proposing any such onion.-
n. J. Tribune.
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For tie Gao CIV.
Which of the two to Choose"

= To n scihd or not to resciud the
county sote-that's the question.
In common with many oilers have
felt embarrassed h W TO view this fflcnlt
question, but have arrived a The concll-
sion that our best interes tell us not to
rescnd. but to susiaia the county sub
scrpton as il now stands The following
consider lions have brought mo- to this
conclusion, and | submit them for the ex.
animation Of those who are sill doubling
Our road is OF vital imrortan TO our
I city. We aFc weak and need the strength
Of the county TO sustain U.s. Without it.
we may fail With it, We are sure to go
forward. The debt proposed by the sub
scnption is large, we admit. but is not
money thrown away. We shall profit BY
il in many ways. The money will be
, brought from abroad and expended in the
county. twill stimulate all departments
, of business and create good home market
for every thing the f4rmer produces. there
by enriching all classes. 1t will Increase
] !he value Of al the real properly in The
counfy-will give employment TO all who
{ will work-will rapidly increase our pop.
: ulation and productive industry, and by
c Tie atne liie money VIII ''sfe eet Il
II penaeu our county W4' oe eHF'0@s9 " tte'
. means more u.ah nc ENTIRE amour y IA
3 Subscription
~ '" an ',e Po''
e"ee y os''e' p''ee' 0o'4"' ',i9 ''''e NC
~ 'i' so1'''s ''' 'o"''5 ''a'o ~ o''''ie suo
:! p'o'' -" F'J't - 1"i' '.o''
y .''' '',' "ea''N . n e'n VIA oo 81
i. h"'ee' 40" ''i,''o'' " oo''@'' y "
% P'ops'0o 81 'o''u - = ~
~ 4oa9
i'a' sumo via anu % ooJe0' 'i'a' u
O. pafs OF me SUBSCRIPTION sPphcaois 10 II
u + or 'iau'sol h'aa 10 'o'a' 'oss-'il
n. her former acts toward ms do MOI emit
o. hef 10 our ssnpa'"'eS--'"a' hef 'oaa w
'u' ihJu'e ours. Ley Us look al 'hese QUE
'au ions Al or h"uisoh ou'ius hef fos
'e' 'he county suosei'poon 10 "a ''ei' n's
re- 'e'ie coHp a's0 WIN 'he eN'ife coS' u y
foaa' Inc remainder OF us COST MT
80 come from '''u'siaua's = nome q aofoa
"'' anu q ia' gs pA'' = = VII " 1Apenaeu
-" tue county
red What Is not extended in the cour
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or Choose ever the plainest road; il
always answers best For the same rea-
son, choose ever to do and try what's the
most Just and the most direct. This con-
duct witt save Thousand bushes and a
thousand struggles. and will deliver you
from the secret torments which are the
ueytr falling attendants Of dissimula-
tion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-24
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

GEO. CRITTENDEN has taken the store late
VI Nv occupied by Messs. Hawkins Billings,
corner OF 5;h aud Man Streets, and has opsned
a large and well assorted stock OF Doo.s ana
shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection Ct the citlzeps and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they wers purchased, combined with
determination to build up a permanent trade,
will enable him 10 sell lower than any house IN
thus City. Quick sales and small proiiis i ms
motto.
Keokuk, May 9. 1855 du
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Iowa STATE INSURANCE Co.

THE members of the Iowa State Insurance
Gem, >any are hereby notified That an election
for Board Of Directors "a said Company " III be
held at the Office OF Edwards Il Turner. in the
city of Keokuk, on Monday, the 4thday of June
1855, al o'clock n.
L. II HARRISON Pres dent.
VIM r. TUNER, Secretary.
Nav % 1885 dtd
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N0ticc.

THE partnership heretofore existing b !
/ tween WIN. c. Fnnkhonser and Thes. J :.
Bartlett in the Family Grocery business, IS IN .
ia. dissolved by limitation. VIM G. Fanl >
bouser, having purchased the interest Of Thos. II.
Bartlett will continue the business al the Old
stand, and will pay all demands against said hrt
and ell outstanding accounts aud notes due Il G
firm are to be paid 10 said VIM. c. Funkhonse &
who is alone authorized 10 use the name oil II {
firm in liquidation. -
r. h. BARTLETT.
May 1. 1855.
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r. Mr.. Lrguor,h 81 nc.nnati, ssys
~ bic grapes sto unin9ursd BY lie
lsosss, ssd he expects 70 make more vine
- coming seasln than during any pre-
49, yssf.
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Notice

To T. " Wright, P w. Potter, s. s. Billing,
aid the unknt heirs Of Ida Ball, deceas-
ca
YOU are hereby notified TO remove nuisance
i existing upon lots one q and two ~ in
block forty nine (a9) IN the city OF Keekuk,
caused by s'agnaft water thereon. Said nui.
vance to be removed by the first day ct Jupe
xt hy filling the said luts with earth sut
eieHtlt b. gu 10 abae sald nuisance and that ut,.
less aoated within tie time specified above 1t
viii be proceeded aga.nsi according 10 ordl-
nance. NJ T. LANDON,
Marshal Of the City OF ksokuk
Eeokuk, May II, 1888. dl4t
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For Rent.

THE. second story Of the brick store, No. ~
l. Main Street fot particulars apply 10
w c. TUNKHOUsEp, on the premises.
kenkuk, May 4, 1885.
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New Grocery Store.

A. J x A l. s 7 q N s B X o.
Ii AVE past opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, in the room formerly occn-
pied BY u o, Smith as an Auction Room on
Johnson street, wher. they intend 10 keep
CHOICE and well selected variety exactly ada pied
10 he demands Of the retail lrade Of the city,
They iHvie the inspection Of the citizens gene
rally and have 10 dovbt that they can offer IN
aueemsnts for ftequent ralis and continued Gus
tom. A. j. RAISToN a. BRO,
rs. Johnston Street.
Keoknk May 10 1855
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One MOrei

TIVE undersigned tsyeIng permantly located in
keckuk. has opened Tailor Shop on John
son street, one door West oil the Post Office same
side, aud hopes BY punctuality and strict Mt
tention TO business TO merit share of public
patronage. Being stranger. respectfully
solicit ? trSl, and all work entrusted TO my care
shah be done in a workmanlike manner and "a
fit" guaranteed. "Study to please shall be my
motto. With those who desire it will cheer
fully go TO the store and assist them in selecting
their goods.
T. KELLY
Keokuk, May %, 1853, imd&w
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SMEAR Curd Hams.

4 LARGE lot Of choice Sugar Cured Hams or
u hand and TO sale low
" FUNKHOUSER
mavii IS
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JUSTICE IN UTAH.-At the March term

yusTrcE IN UTAH-At the March term
Of the Court held at Nephi city, in the
Mormon Territory of Utah, three of the
Indians engaged in the butchery of Capt.
Ciunnison and his heroic little band were
tried for murder.
A. w, Babbiti was employed for The
defendants, and the July. little more
conscientious than the "infam us Hardin
county Jury. returned verdict of man
saug liter, with penalty Of three years
Imprisonment. Whereupon, Judge Kin
ney, who presided on the occasion, is re-
ported 10 have said 'that in dismsssing
the Jury it is customary for the Court TO
indulge in such remarks as seemed fitting
the occasion. He said. "A special term
Of Court has been called for a trial Of great
moment to the people Of this territory, and
Of great interest 10 The people Of the Uni
ted States. That the case for the United
States had been clearly made out, but the
jury, contrary - the law, the testimony,
the instructions Of the Court, and in vio-
laton Of their solemn oath before God,
had found verdict OF nanslaughter-
Although the Grand Jury had other busi
ness to present, be felt it his duty to say
that in view Of these facts the Court had
no cfttr 6asinrss there. and it was there
fore adjourned. sine die.
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Choife Butter.
Eggs

1000 dozen iast received and Tor sale Al the
lowest pr,ef. W. Z. ftNhHoUoEh.
msyil 1853
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NOVEL ATTRACTION ster Wyman.
who obtains the universal commentator
Of he press as wonderful juvenile pro
fcient in the arts OF megic and lcgerde-
man, will exhibit his skill for the enter
tainment Of our citizens on this and o-mor-
row evenings.
This young performer is about fifteen
years old and a cripple from his birth.
anu nv mostve ana otject OF his labors. =
10 obtain support for his widowed moth
er and helpless orphan brothers and sis.
ters,-well merit tie tvmpathics Of com
mLnity.
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w c. FUNKHOUsER having purchased
w the interest OF Mr.. I. Il. Bartlett, IN thf
late firm Of F 4 b.. would take tins occasion Ia
inform his old srierds and patrons that be will
cohttnge the Family Grocery business with 70
pewed facilities, and hopes by strict attention Ia
the wants Of house keepers TO share portion OF
their patronage He also embraces this or oortu
nity 10 retas bic thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore received
WM c. FUNKTlOTsER
Nav A. 1853 q
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CREIGHTON 4 DINER.

4 RE now prepared 10 furnish ice Cream to
II Parties, Fairs, Surpers, Picnic PARTIES, and
also TO Families ~ any quantity. hi eral dc
ductlou made 10 Fairs ANY beneficial party
Johnson Street, next &c Post Office
April 80 1875. dit
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LUMBER

will he furfished on short notice by leaving their
orders nj the ofce OF
+. r. d " FORD, or with
VIZ BRoNNELL.
Keokuk, May II, 1885. DIFF
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J r copELIN, Agent a, Ksokuk.
The Fast Mill.

| III Fast Saw Mil one and half n,iles above
town IS now IN operation with good stock
OF Logs. Persons wanting
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FANCY CANDIES.

JUST received the largest and bsst assortment
u Of Fancy CaIdies ever before offered III Keo-
kuk, also large assortment Of Fruits, Nuts, &c.
al CREIGHTON l. OHMER'S
April 40 1885. df Johnson Stree