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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-09

CorSclL Roon,
Oct. Sth 1855.
Council met.
Present the Mayor and Aldermen Fulton,
Mckee, Newton and Thomas
The following persons are appointed judy
es and Clerks of the Special Election to be
held the 18th inst, viz:
Judges in the First Ward, Peter Eicher.
and d. A. Day.
Judges in the Second Ward, Jas. Watson
aud +. n. Wright.
Judges in the Third Ward, J. NJ. Billings.
and W. Wittenmyer.
Judges Ia the Fourth Ward, Thos. Wick
ersham and X. Hunter.
Clerks in the First Ward, T.. \. Scroggs
and Z. j. Kilbourne.
Clerks in the Second Ward, W. C. Graham
and G. B. Wilson.
Clerks in the Third Ward, ]. NJ. Breeder
and II. Hawkins.
Clerks in the Fourth Ward, Jas. Hixon.
and Fred. Zugg.
Council adjourned to Tuesday the 18th inst.
at o'clock An. B. S. MERRIAM.
City Recorder.
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(succ,ssors to S,annus r HamiIfo,

tottcsssdrt 10 Ssannus v hamHoH,)
XXTH0LESALE Gh0CERs, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street
between Fourth and Fifth, keekuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock OF Groceries and shall b. prepared to
sell upon the most favorable terms.
We shall Also do General Commission business
and solicit for sale cunsignments Of all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
u make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tention TO receiving and forwarding MI knds Of goods
and produce both to and from the Interior and to fill
ing orders for any description Of merchandise. From
the long experience of Mr.. W. y. Huston in this
branch Of business, shall be able give satisfac
ton. HUSTON. HAWKINS HUSTON.
We take pleasure in recommending successors
to our old friends, and ask for them continuance OF
the lib-raiity lately extended to Messry. Hus-
ton, Hawkins 4 Huston are prepared to do a large
business, and from their experience and ability, we
are confident will give entire satisfaction.
STANEVS i HAMILTON.
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= or 30 feet on Main street desirable building
~ hats in the city Of keokuk also for sale, or
exchange Tor ~estDm property good Mill propesty
DAonf - arses choice land in Indiana several lots
IN the lown ri Nsperyille county seat Of Du pags
county, H.; 30 Of choice land near the county
scat Ut Monroe county Iowa, with fruit tr~es etc.
Inquire of MckENNY RUNNER
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+. IL. HOUGHTON, Attorney and 0ounsello
IL. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
iecting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Agency an.
Wholesale Auction House Of Smith Van Sick lon,
on Sd street between Main and johnson. Keokuk
Iowa Lots of Lots and Farms for sale on resona
bic terms. loct cd
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The $4,000 acres of land offered for sale
By the Demoine Navigation d K. X. Co., are
located nearly as follows;
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Up to the first Of September, it is said
100000 men and $4,000 horses had beer
transported from France to the seat Of VIA,
ia the East.
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tasors, and to defsnd their rights by the
strong arm. In thc.tsue spirit of that Dec
iArstion which lies ct the bottom of all Our
Institutions, the authority which presides
over them is destructive of those ends for
which governments are instituted among men,
and it is at once their privilege and their du-
ty to revolt against the oppression which
rules them, and TO drive the conquerors from
the soil or consign them TO bloody graves.
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Froa 1ssasa = Monthly for ocsoss.

WloA s100 Rain.
Rattle the sI1DSiows winds
Rain dripen the pane!
There are teadr an1 S(ehs 4 our hessts and eyes
For the life we HE in vein.
The grey sea heayss, and kenyes,
On the dreAsy AsAs Of saod
And the blasted limb Of the church yard tree
Shakes like ghostly hand
The dead are engulfed beneath,
Sunk in the grassy waves
But We have more dead in onr hearts today
Than the earth in all her graves Z E%
EPI6RAA on WOMAN HATER.-On of the
best epigrams ever written was conjured up
! good many years ago by--we don't know
whom. QsAisa sabe7 Here it is:
As Harry one day was abusing the sex
As things that in courtship but studied to vex,
And in marriage but sought to enthrall;
Never mind him, says Kate, tits family whim;
Hft father agreed so exactly with him,
That he never would marry at all
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gINHE Fast Saw Mill and 4 half miles above
L town is now in operation With . good stock Of
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will be furnished
shsrt notice by leaving their orders III the Office
of +. r. ID. W. FORD, or with
VIM. BR0WNELL.
Keokuk May III, lS55--dtf
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Kcokuk, October 8, 1s55.-d2w

Diseases 81 the Eye and Uterus.
4 LII operations on the Eye especially for Strabi.-
mus, Cataract, and Artificial Pupil. and on the
Uterus, for Poiypas and Tunors. performed by DR.
SHERMAN. Office corner Of Main and seventh ST
Oct. 6, sd
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WANTED.


A SMART, active boy, 70 work in tbs store Ia
"A quire Mt hhcldsns New York Hat Emporium
Main street. Toct. I'd
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k1elnes Navigasion and =. =. C.
VI LAND DEPARTMENT.
OrTUMwA, 24rH SEpr., IS!

ofItAEA, ZAfH SEpT-, 1900.
niS company, having entered upon a vigorous
1pIosecution Of the Improvement Of the River
tne view of bringing It into use at the earliest
die moment, and being DESTROYS of meeting as
- possible, the generally expressed wishes of the
psple Of the DesMoines Valley, hereby give notice
shat their Land Office will be opened at this place
at ~ early day ~ they procure the examina.
tons requisite for afhxing valuation upon them
In the meantime, applications will be received at
TINS once from persons desiring to purchase which
wili entitie them to preforeDce at the Company's
valuation IN the order of the recept q their ppl-
cations. Applications should be made in the form
appended hereto
IsEut q sale will b, for pnire Land ten per
oentao1 tee pnschsse uppae down, and ten per cent
Perear thereafter with semi annual interest nj the
rate or eight per cent per year. all sums unpaid
Upon Timber Lands, one. fourth down and the bal
ance IN nine equal annual instalmsnts with inter
est as above. Payments can be made in each or In
bills OF Banks III the State Of New York or in the
bonds Of this Company At par.
In the sale of these Lands preference will be orep
10 actual settlers and annual improvements win
b. required 10 he made.
The Landsnow offered extend IN the Des Moines
River as Tar ns Section %, Township So, Range "
WestP NJ.
Piats Of the Lands BE- seen at this of6ca
where any information be had by application
in person by mail
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Lime ! Lime

Lime Lime
HAVING sold all our interest ia the Lime Burn
i Ling business to Messns. b. Zwart h Co. We take
pleasure 10 recommending them to our old patrons
hoping they viii continue their patronage MS here.
tofore. j. COPE co.
HAVING bought out Mcssrs. Cope Co., we hone
i l. the friends Of the old firm, and the public in
general, will give us share Of their patronage
None but the best Lime delivered
Dont forget the old stand being the first kIns be-
low the corporation. Orders left al w. c. Punk
houser's Store will receive prompt attention.
u. ZWAHT 4 co.
Esoknk 0rtobev iSs5-dsw
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gT Marshal Radetzki, the veteran Austr;.
an General, has just completed the 50th an
niversary OF his promotion to the grade OF
General. He is eighty-n mine wears of are,
and has served sevcntv-one wears. In reply
to an autograph letter from the Empero,
Francis Joseph, congratulating him on tbs
restoration Of his health, the old tieneral
has requested to be allowed TO retire from
the army.
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Lots IS and 1913 in Nashville, and the Ell of
Of Ell 26-65--5 90 acres) in dispute
For the whole of which / will take frenfy-tuo
fhousdnd dollars, third in hand and the ba
in one, two, three, and four annual payments with
interest at 10 per cent. from date be paid annu
ally, and secured by deed Of until all is paid
Any person wishing for partieu lar information AZ
to location quality If the lands may apply 10 II
7 Reid, Esq, OF his Honor the Mayor Of The city u
keokak- WIN. GILLISS
nj
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Lumber fer sale.
4 LARGE lot of dressed yellow pine flooring we'll
n seasoned, one hundred thousand cypress Shin
giles, also a lot Of siding, low for cash, by
sep l1dim STANNuS r HAMILTON.
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TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER


IoveTs o. MUSIC, Attention.
DRoFESS0R BUCK respectfully informs the cit.
l. iIens Of keokuk that he Ia on hand with ! sett
of fine SAKE Horns, for the parpose Of organizing a
Brass Band in this city, and 81 he intends 10 mske
this place his residence this the time TO improve
the opportunity The Instruments can be seen at the
Book Store Of J. I. Cave 4 Son, Main Street, be
tween Third and Fourth Streets Also, Pianos tuned
and warranted Orders left at J. +. Cave d sons
will be promptly attended to.
For reference To W. f. Coburn, No 49, West
Fourth ST., Cincinnati j. Ballhouse No 81, North
Fourth st., ST. Louis J. T. Cave Son, Main ST
heoknk VIM. u.
keokuk, OFT 9. 1s55.-da
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IGlve here The Post ONCE address aud date /
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMOINE n. 4 r. coy,
OrrukwA Iowa
hereby apply to purchase
the - Of section -, TOWNSHIP -, Range -
West r. M, and Offer &c give for the came - dol
lars per
Here sign name plainiy.l
Sept 28, 1S55-3mdAw
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4 Curious MIxrrRK.-They sung a Te De-
"a" ut the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris,
IN honor Of the recent achievements of the
allied armies in the East. The flags Of the
Allies were intertwined, and in this Roman
Catholic Cathedral the standards Of Mahom-
edsn Turkey and Protestant England were
displayed side by side with the eagles Of
france nation which remains faithful to
the komlsh Church, for the present.
Think Of social party made up of the Pope,
Martin Luther and Mahomet, and YOU can
have some idea of the changes which few
years make in war, religion, politics, creeds
and diplomacy.--N. Y. Herald.
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IAnAs anA city Lsts ter Aale.

lAnAs anA City Lets fer sale.
~ ANlNd been requested by sundry persons and
1t sundry times 10 name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa take this op-
portunlty to inform the public In general of the
prices will now take for the same. list liz here
unto annexed
Ei Of section s, township 65, range 8.
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e
FOR THE MILLION!
ing every species of
JOB PRINTING.
and possessing superior advantages every Other
Office in this region Of country are prepared TO do
work in a
Better Style
than can elsewhere be procured. We are also max
ing still farther extensive additions To our material
comprising all the
Latest and most rashi enable styles
of Job Types Ornaments etc, and we ask it NJ ia
vor that people wishing work of this kind wodld ex-
anime prices and quality, and.we pledge ourselves
that our prices shall be made at least
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
than any other Office this city or region will or can
IN good faith ofer to execute ii. We mean what we
say We invite competition, and defy it, and our
motto is,
Better & Cheaper than elsewhere.
Bring on your work and if you do not ind us viii
ling TO fulfil cur Offer for executing work 1T
TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
from the prices of others, hereby specifically
agree to do your work well and faithfully
FOR NOTHING
THIS Is OF PLArYOR nv,
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Plane for sale!

Plane for H0les
4 NY PERSON wanting \ good second hand Pa
+ \ no, can have good bargain BY calling on the
undersigned Immediately, at the Post O6icc, or Of
his room in Mr. Burkes House on I'd street betw cen
Concert and high. ID. J. ASHMORE.
Sent. IL
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EENTLEMEN'S Collars, Gloves, Crayats and Flu
~ Goods at Gate City Hat Store.
Sept. 9. 1874 S. j. VOORHEES, h CO
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I!oNirrN ami GLorcs.

The department. u9N contains several ihousauJ 1az.
en- at sYsry variety uftott5u ana six Hosiery. iu.
aing 1te best makes Of knE.i-h, Cotton au4 L,s.s
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Nlisffllautous.
IAnIE -, ], CnLIEGE.

TN presenting this Circular TO the pubic Tue rropIl,
or Wishes 10 ufo rm the that the Ladies' college
will omen for the reception Of students the "a Gay OF
MAY next, in all its various departments
Our arrangements for thorough course OF ihstue
lion in the various departments OF the Coiiege are
annie and on scale 10 meet the demands OF Inc age
and spirit ofthc times. .,, Il, -
Weaim 10 Civ e mo re practical, thorough ana com
pictc course Of studies than any ef our Schools 10,
vaung ladies. Yea, more, we mean 70 Jake 'nc leas
In the business offcmaie education ,x,.,,s.
Thecourse Of studies will be varied 70 SUIT ,nS ear
snms,auces and intellectual capacii! ofine pnph,
Tuition IN the Primar! Department, M Ia 4
DO s.s usual course, y" !. !,
Languages and higher English brahehssto w
Nor..-No artra ehargestn the NoriAa'V f
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar M ,,oo !, ..
Harp, Sio w 70 nn :, .t
Landscape Painiingm Oil. 90 "
Monoehronlaiie Crayou and Pencil .
Drawing, &c each, W
Papier Maeaeand ornamental Leather ...
Worn cnch, w
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
Nc, d :, in all their variety, each. W y
Diplomas With gisepto those who com
pete Il thorough course in either OF the
departments 80
Boa rd with furnished, rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, ~ 10 y "
IL the pNpll fnrnishesh her OWN room, etc, - " " =
"A II pay nients IL be made 10 nd vance.
Those Wishing secure rooms desks as DAY sehol-
ara n,ust arnly sooa TIL. con DING,
- Proprietor and Superintendent
Ma Ma. m E Con.,,a Principals.
Davenport, inch IS, '5s-dwu
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TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated op IA beautiful undulating
1 prairie 10 miles from Davenport and r. mites
from Muscatne II is on the State road, miles from
the Mssissippiand Missouri Railroad and mesfrom
the river. hisyery healthy with population Of one
hundred not of sickness having occurred this
simmer. II Is within half mile OF timber and the
same distance of the best coal banks in the country
Itis well watered both with springs and wells
Blue Grass now contains me store. with tne open
ing fUraHotber, black smt shop. wagon shop, cabinet
shop. etc. Three huiidinSsare now beingcompieted,
one OF which. Pile dimensions and intended for a
stand is for rcnt on reasonable isrnls Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, vers fair Inducements are thus
presented To- any one wishing To engage in the bust
ness. saw millis in operation ~ miles from Inc
town and grist mill is being erected at the same
place.
Lots are now for sale IN the above town on very
reasonable terms and those wishing 70 build and To-
cate there will have such inducements presentedthem
as are rarely offered. Good improved farms can BE-
purchased in the vicinity from SIS 10 sac per acre
Stone coal kept constantly on hand at my coal bank
JAS. f. BURNSlDES.
Blue Grass, Oct eth, Isjf-wtrwtf
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prxxSxyy.yYa RAILROAD.

and ptistliTr TIKI MORNING MAIL TRAM
leaves Ph..lslphja for. Pinsbufg at Il a. ~: and md
pitt.bpr, f1r Philadelphia at A. NJ. THE FAST
Inv iasves philadeIphia al I p NJ and piusbufg
f1r PHI adelphia att r Nj. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. IL, r
NJ. and Pi,tSburc for Pnilaae' Itiia at 10 NJ
The above lines connect at Pittshurg with The Kan
roads 10 aud from ST. Louis, Mo- Alton Gaena and
Chieaa o H.; Frankfort Lexington ami L9usNliie'
~ rsrre iIaate Dayton Springfield, Bcllef,rtiue.
Sauausky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus HauesVlite'
gossfilan and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boats from and TO eEw oTLsAss' st. LOUIS
Lo,.IsvfItE and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had to or from either o. the
above places. - ,..,.r
Forfsrther narticnars see Handful AT the dItcr-
rut starting points. Passengers from the West
viii ind this the shortest and most expeditious
route 10 Philadelphia. Baltimore, New fork, or hos
ton. No.,
THoS. MOORE. 4AG'r. FasseBgsr LINES, Phifa.
j. MESH iMEN, 5g't, Passenger Lines, rats.
Phi Iadelphia Feb. eth. E55 d. ss
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Wholesale Candy Mandatory.

~ "nFi"'ill - hand large ;uA fresh assortment |
~ E.h"s Of ANti CANDIES, which FOR tEtapness,
qua variety cannot lee surpassed by amy other
Es""!'N''ln"ni ~ the West, March 90, R55-d~iy
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Rates " between philadelphia and Pittsturgh

First ClasS.-Boots, shoes. brH &c q zoe ID
Goods lin taNesl Furs. T ca the rs Ae''
Second Class Books >tiiton-} ,xr
cry, Dry Goods tin boxes, HARDY ooc, iVo TO-
ware Leather, " COL, &c.
Third CIass.-Anuis. haggihs,t soc. b l00lb
Bacon. PORK Gin bn,A1 hemp,~e. 'tl rA-4
Fourth Ciass.-C"lee, Fish, Ia, i0c 6 l0Gib.
con Il Pork {packed3 ara Lard olli .p.n.
ICTaIn shipping Gods from any point East OF fhli'
,lelphia he particuart to mark nacL ae Pe.Mss
rGRia Raiirodd" AiiGoods caissheu '" ny 49,
eiihs Road nj Philadelphia or Putseurs, VIII DC 'of
" rdcd without detention. u,
FRrtaur ArrSrs.-Moses Potter, Boston, J Y. n
4 X oons R.l,i,nore; Geo g, Franeiseus Pitshargi
Sprigman Il Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; } ;, Moore
head Louisville, Ky; X C. Neldram, Manson
Ind RateIifS Co ST. Louis, Mo.;J $. Mitchell d
Son. Evansville Indiana ~,
ri, n. HOUSTON, General Frstgh -4gt, PAftd.
II j. boMBAERT, Sap't. .a!tooRd, Pa.
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New Goods. INV Goods:

A IE0RD n VAN PAfTEN have just received a
II fst gssertMsat of Groceries EBa Drugs. con
sising in part of Syrups Asasses Sugars. Jail kinds
New Rice Maekerel, Goldfish, Herring. Powder, Shot,
Lead. Dried Fruit Figs, Lemons. Pickles, Grass and
Garden Seeds. &c. Also. a general assortment OF
Paints and Oils Paint. Whitcwash Scrub and Counter
Brushes. Alcohol. Tarpentine and spirit Gas. and III
fact almost everything IN their line all Of which are OF
the best quality aud heh they pledge themseFest 70
sell ut the lowest rates at which they be obtained
in the city.
March IS. 1855.
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WILSON g. HARLEY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERs,

Corner Of Second q Brady sts.r UaVenpofti IoWs
m Hhds. y. o. Sugar, very low,
III Clarified & Crushed Sugar,
Glass. White Iced & OILS,
10 e5s n. o. Meiasses,
10 DO Sugar house do,
do Syrup.
Il bbls Molasses.
Superior Young Tyson. lmpf. & Bia. Tea,
I06 sacks dried apples * peaches,
Extrac. of Lemon ana Lemon syrup
Essence Of Coffee. Brorna, che colate& Cocoa,
Hams. Shoulders d Sides,
sazar cured eanyGssed Hams,
Goldfish. VT. Fish in obls,
co kegs Nails,
together with large assortment Of Queens, W odand
Willow ware. and all other goods connected it'll the
business which will be sold cheap forcash.
The whole of the stock has been caref,ilys lected
in the Eastern and Southern markets, Wee oFel
as grea induce purchasers sany othe house
in the city. WILSON u HAIR Ely.
Nav 10. ...
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Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.
. ! w.. q


PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield, Alton,
and ST. Louis. will find the route via La Sale to BE-
ihe Speediest now open To the public. and not
.nbieeted 10 the usual delays OF the River. By taking
me q HlCAGO 81 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD TO La
Sale tha III LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD TO Bloom
tngton, and the
CHICAGO a MISSISSIPPI a ELROAD
10 Alton and ST. Louis passengers are taken through
Without delay in Is Hours!
Tbs route to ST. Louis via Mississippi iveris THREE
Hf-spppn Mugs and time FORTY-FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made al Bloomington with Peoria. Pekin and n
bapa al Springfield with Raristown, Petersburg and
HayaYa al Eirden with Wayerly; at Carlinyiile with
Hilisboro. Van Burensbure, vandaiia and Salem; at
Brighton with Greenfield aud Scot!yiile; and at Alton
wIth Jerseyville Carrollton, Edwardsvllle Highland
and Caryle The trains also conneclat rntield with
the Great Western Railroad for DECATUR Terre Hauie
Jack sonrille and Naples.
Messengers arriving at St Louis, will connect with
steamers for the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee Riv
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Fickseurg,
Natchsz. and New Orleans
r-PPassenger Trains leave Bloomington al A. N.
ard 30 p NJ OF the arrival of the Trains from the
North. -.
rTsrickets con be procured OF 4. F LANGLEY,
Agent at La Sails for any point ont the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
Z. HEALING, suptC q MRR.
june 9Th, 1854 ~
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ROCK RINpERY.
Blank Book and Paper Box Mana.actory,

NO 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Wy MULLER. BOOK Binder in Davenport, begs
w leave To inform the citizens Of davenport, Rock
Island. Moline and vicinity that he has received ru-
ling Machine and is now prepared TO do all the work
IN ihisline az Paper Ruling and Bank Book Manafae-
turing Also all sorts II Binding; manufactures all
sorts Of Paper xes. Frames and Varnishes Maps and
Pictures. &c. He also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
Blank Books for general use, Band, Hat and Pamph-
lei Boxes constantly Oh hand.
May Ii. lS5l-trw-tf W. MULLER.
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Railroads.
1855. .o'o
CHICAGO 8 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD,
I 49, EHA

sUE TSssx4-
NDring Arrnngcments.i
siier Monday April pth, and INIT Further no.
[ -. ,rstns will leave R1ek island asteilows;
Isl passengertraih Ut, sopN
arriving at1hicagaat al, ~ nv "a A.
pa Passenger Train at t'-t e oS ~
Arriving al Cheago at - ~ ~
Trains arriving at Rock Island
~ ~ iasS 49, III S 30 r NJ
ga "a -, Nth 81 elas. ears at 1910 \
An trains over this road are in direct eonnsensh Y
fbiea,, lih trains Both the Michigan sou'hsrh
and Michigan CentralR X. TO and from Detroit, 10
ledo clessana, coignens cnslnnai e rsplNSs e%
#yarF. philahclrhia, Baltimore and Washington,
10 which cts can be procured Of 5 ;.
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