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u tnseho old Furntturc NJ Aucllon.
NE viii sill this friday morning, conn.,
w meneieg At y p'e.o X. ~ our sales rooms in
the AidENAuM EUILDlNa, an account Of whom
II may cencern, . large and general assortment VI
NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CONSISTING Of Dfssssag aud Plain Mahogany Bu
reses DO do Walnut d., Mahogany and WAlnu,
Side and Center Table, Maple high and low pu.,
Bcsi,.,ad,, Walnut Lounges and frunei BedsteAds
Rusa sud wood sest Chairs, Marble top Bureaus
Nab II my aud Valiant Wxshs;aud<, Cane sea,
and back Raeksrs, lss.T do do Elizabeth do, Can
seat oh airs vstions patterns, Mahogany and ainu
bons
ALSO,
Sole Ledther Travelling Trunks, Talisss,
Carpet Bags and Satcheis.
ALSO
NO, 900 CIGARS nF VARIOUS BRANDS
also,
Ailei.s celebrated Bryech. ending Rides Double
barre, shot uans; Aiien and Wheelock' q double
and singis barrel Shot dups.
IsHns,-Ail sums nder $50, Cash. Over 40,
80 days credit With approved security.
PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
Ios2s Auct,opeers.
n. II. Large Sale tomorrow morning, Of Furni-
tur, &C.. ~ our stare on I'd street. between johnson
and Main, aud on tomorrow afternoon st 3 clock
aud "a the evening at o'clock, 1T our sAlos rooms
IN the AihcpGam Easldtng.
PHILLIPS CO., Auc'rs.
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Marriage CT Douglass.

| WASHINGTON, Nov. 81.
Judge Douglass was married day Mt
O'Clock, at the house Of the brides father
The programme was changed, owing to the
unavoidable detention Of Judge Douglass nj
the West.
Only a few of his immediate friends par
ticipated, among whom were Gen. Shields
and Senator Slidell. The ceremony was
performed by Father Byrne, Catholic
priest. Mr.. Douglass left this evening for
the North.
Mr.. Douglass being widower. had no
groomsman, but the fair bride had some
bridesmaids.
Another gossiping correspondent says:
Miss Ada Cuts resembles very much in
her manners and tone her great aunt and
those who remember Mrs. NJ. in her youthful
days, say there is n great personal resem-
bance Miss G. has been distinguish d
belle here for several years, and is now "a
years OF age. She is tall, with full form
graceful in movement, and nmiable in dis
position. Her face is remarkably beautiful,
and her education has developed we'll bal
anccd and subtle intellect. She has more
good strong common sense than any belle
ever knew. In religion she is Catholic,
having been educated at Georgetown Nun
merry. She is the last of u act OF bellies. all
beautiful and accomplishments Miss Flor
enco Greenhough, cousin OF Miss Quits !;
Miss Ada Smith, daughter of John l.. smith !;
Miss Henrietta Magruder, daughter of Capt.
MaGruder, Y. ). Navy, lately married ia Pa.
ris TO Dir. Hayden Of South Carolina
ABSORBING THE CHINESE picturcsoue
friends, the Chinese, are gradually losing
their individuality. One by one the eccen-
tricities of their dress have been toned down
to the standard Of civilized life. Their ex-
panslve trousers are gathered into the ortho-
dox dimensions, Christian hats and caps sup
plant their headgear a la spit-box, their
boat-shapcd shoes are exchanged for boots
and brogans, and even their favorite queues
are cut of, out OF respect to the tonsoriai
preJadces OF the country, and sold for whip
lnshes. We met o John Chinaman the other
day who was IN transition state between the
Chinese and American costumes, and u
strange spectacle he was. His head was sur
mounted by stove pipe hat, (minus the
crown,) too small for him, which he had in
genlousy secured to his caput By flashing his
queue tightly about it in hard knot. Ills
coat was cut after the familiar Chinese his.
torcai pattern, fitting so loosely that il al
ways looks NJ ii II were put on man not TO
be worn but to be dred-as If he were a
clothespole instead of human being. Be-
meath this came tho pipc-s stem pants of the
present period, in which our Chinaman's
legs made two rather obtuse angles. One
foot sported stub toe boot. while the other
played loosely in its native shoe. When we
add to these indications OF civilization the
fact that Johnny was considerably drunk,
.quirted tobacco juice prcfuseE, and swors
several of our fayorite American oaths with
great precision, il will be seen that he is in
fair way to be come a thorough bred citizen
In the course of eimc.--( New Yorker.
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HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS,
BorGHr AID soen BY
a(kEy I DPsk
THIRD STREET, WEST SIDE, BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Collectors and Investing Agents.
NoTARIAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED AND TITLES EXAMINED.
keokuk, November S, ls56dlm
LOTS AND kNDe,

Oeiin4Momt Llss - Lets - watch
special Taxes re Ane ana u0pasa.
FOR GRADING AND PAVING ALLEY THROUGH HIOck 81.
Owners Names. Lot block Tar Gust
Potter p. W. ~ t7S7v t3O6
Mcclure. J. &C. Ind. 10 ~ 1901 Las
Carts J l.. ~ n west side III 81 3%3S 30
NOrtCE - hereby given 10 tho owners VI the iots
described In the forsgongfist sitaAtedia the City
u kcokuk, Lee county, aud State of losa, whose
names are mentioned above, and ell Others inter
ssted. that . special tar hes been assessed and
levied on said lots, for tho grading and paving al
the alley through Block numbsr 81, - desig-
mated 10 the above list, and unless pay ment
b. made OF the taxes 81 levied, and also al
costs. before the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1855
the said lots, or SO much thereof ~ shAll be
necessary 10 discharge said tar and costs, win
be sold on She day aforesaid, IT the Mayors
Once, 10 said city, between the hours Of oclock
a. n. and clock Pm.
G.. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokak.
Nov. 81, lS56-d3w
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CO Nothing IS pnrer than honesty
ing brighter than virtue -nothing warmer
than loyez--and nothing more steadfasi than
faith. These united in one mind. form the
pures', the sweetest, the richest. the bright.
est, the hosiest, and the most steadfass han
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Dovxs. N. H., Nov. 9O.--Joha Foss ~
George s. Clark wsrs killed IN this town Lat
evening, while firing salsts in hsnos Of Ba-
ohananss election.
BASoos, Nov. 4l--fh4 sxtsuntsU -
nils in Oidtoun. oNned % Ru6tM DWinG1s
81 Bangor, were dseeroysd 81 IRE % Tseo-
DAY morning. TAsiess y 1Ssimstea - $50
600.
WAsHlSoroS, Nov. M.-O6iicial returns
from all the Parishes in Louisisna but one,
give Buchanan 1000 maj.
Buchanan has l4,3S7 majority in Georgia.
One county to hear from.
The North Carolina Legislature net last
Monday,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.--Lats on Wednesday
nigh. party Of rowdies attacked an Amer.
lean ball. and two Americans were shot one
seriously
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CO No class Of enigrants h we increased
IN this country more rapidly than the Jews.
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BY PHILLIPS L co.

SALE TlIlA (rnaDAYl EVENING.
our sales roon,s in tae A rIlENEUM BUILD
n INa, we will sell endless variety VI Notions
Gold, silver and Plated Watches, Vest and Fob
Chaus, Cigars, Shot Guns, Kidss, sole Leather
Tmseiing Trunks, Va ,isss and Carpet Bags.
sale commsrcing at o clock.
PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
uoe.s Auctioneers.
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R,c<1r = MAson, sssssoa Dsaslss, are
psetAsed = insert Teeth upos Gold, Silver
An4 une1A perchA, also spoa Plasiaa with
eeaNnseop 0un, which for bsaniy as1l
slsAAl9s cannot b sarpAsssd. Tts9 ars.
oDeeeane ~ do the nSa1net 1ork dkat -.
done T. tAcity, and q lea prize, shaal
aay otAs1 seAoe here. OLE = BlonAsaal
bssueen ard and Fourth.
-
- NAsCrasI Cospouxp nxsnAcs or BsssE
PLAxf---A certain care for DlasrAsa, Dysentsry,
Sam" Complaint, aad all aasssisss II the bowels
Attended With relaxation. A. sals, pAlasAble a.d
reliable remedy " Il uasqsallsd. Fur children
teethin; attended wlth irritation Of the bowsls i.
Is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia G. MAHUIRE,
Chemists aud Druggists,
S.W. cor. Olive 4 81 sts,, 81, Louis.
For salem Keokuk By r, II. 0'Uannor, and Drug.
gists gpnesaily. Taug20dAwem
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~ boarder ~ one Of the hotels was
recently seen 90 shed tears when the cheese
Was paused. When asked the cause ~ 81.
agitation, he replied that "the cheese vss !
very MOVING slGar."
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PATRONIZE THE FINE ARTS!
MAgalftHens Chrsss0as Presents.
PATRICK 4 CROUaE

PATRONIZE THE FINE ARTS!
Magnificent Christmas Presents.
PATRICK & GROUSE
A RE Offering 70 those who may pAtoaise them
n between this and Christmas nsxt, . ticket free
n charge for every two dollars wurth of sheet Au.
sc or other 4anical Merchandise 2urchA.ed at III.
usual rates, ina distsibssion II 1ne Rosewood
PIANO, AELODEON, VIOLIN d GUITAR,
{ Hslstsd At $500.
The number u ttekess viii b. limited 10 TOO -
numbers will be drawn, thu holder Of the 10th
case and bow the Goth 70 the uuitar; the s0th 70
the Meloieon, aud the holder Of thr 10th drawn
number win be entitled TO the Ans Rosewood octave
Piano.
The person drawing the Piano can exchange il on
good terms for Real Estate in this city, il desired
Cali and see the gifts and our stock of musical il
sruments, which areof the Arst quality and will be
warranted for year.
ThAdrawing will BE- conducted by . eonmittss
chosen BY the ticket holders. and viii come VI -
car.sf~as Esf ssss, 1t so'csek In the eveaing.
PlAce Of drawing made known in due tune. The
bsst Of refersncss given
Sssosd st., BET. Main and johnson,
nov12.d Keokuk. Iowa.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
lust received from she East, > general asssrt-
~ ment VI Fancy Goods and Toys; the largest
stock " this kind II goods In Ksokuk, oonsisting ~
Ladies Cabaa, Baskets Of style, Ornaments far
WhataOts. Dsmsoes. Chess. Checkermcn and hossts,
Bird Cages and Canssics, Tea Trays and walters,
latest styles VI Mohair Bracelets, Portn oanaiss.
Ladies modern Polkas WAX. papisr tnache and In
dia rubber Crying Dulls, heads and bodes u every
kind Ganes, &C.; In fact AnythinK sept in we'll
assorted Fancy Goods. Toy and Variety 6tefs.--
Please give me cell 70 sati.iy yon..sly.a.
X. WEIsAAEN,
Second-st., bet. Main and Johnson,
novi7d7w In the Gate City Drug Store.
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= nliea.

r have this day cold ont ~ entirs stosk q ssede
j - y. ). Ilsnphrsy. Who will epatiass = SasgJ
n the Hat. Cap Boaass Baainsss = ~ al seea1
mo. -, Msis street. and rstarn ~ siasge tAaaks
- NY old friends and sastemsrs fSr theis liheeal
ansf n Ne sane. d. Y. uCM18RxY.
Ont16A
IL NIGHTS and their days, BY Dr.. DssAe, asaAss
~ q Lives 81 the onseasok kaglaaA. Per aale
tssvll cAv1- = nAIL1I.
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BY PHILLIPS 4 co.

A. Agency City, Nov. 24thv Mrs. Kate Whsaton
wife Of j 3. Wheaton. gormerly u this city.
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IsiLsubscribers are now pre- pArcd to nccom modate
I the pub 10 with . choice fresh stock Of Family
tree res, 1t thcr toreon the corner ~ 5th and
Bisndeau streets, Kcokuk.
We Will not boast Of .ar long experience In this
business. nor promise to sell you lower than cay
other house (As Is usual with new stnrsl hut can
assu-r yuu thHt Whatever you purchase 81 ~ you
Will hnd new and frssh. aud We latter ourselves The
price II not vary much from other houses that
haze had their goodr on hand sisce the hvst
Al 1nds parchased II ~ will BE- delivered 70 any
partei the city prohlissiy III required.
Am,ngst our stocL may be found the following:
RIO, JAVA, LAuUAAkA AND MOCHA CUFFkg.
imperial. foung Hyson, 1un Powder, Oolong and
oih.r grAasof TEAh. al fresh and good.
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81
AsuRpiflEs.---To render q man q service
voluntarily, and expect him TO be grateful
for it.
10 say IMAM is charitable because he sub
scribesto u hospital
81 wish you had been Eve.n .a;d an
urchin to an old maid. who wa. nroverh;.i
Tor her uicanncss. "Why so?v s.becausc. -
said he, "you would have eaten Ali thu a..
pie, instead Of dividing il with Adam,
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S.k. hickey. LORD .. SIMPSON.
MuOkEG & 0nWROONs
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COiLDtTORG,
A NDINVRSTlNG AGENTS, Rsstollss Dailding,
"A fupstairs) Ksokuk, Iowa. All Notarial hos
nsss promptly and cassfally traasastsd. Titlsssx-
amincd.
Charles parsons, Esq., Banker. Rsokuk;
A. L. Deming Co., /"
Gen. II. T. Reid,
Ford, 0oThAm 4 Ford, /"
d. w. kiihourns, Eco, ~
Messrs. Rieklin h Lucas,
Asssrs. Rankin 4 Miller. Attorneys, /"
We respectfully invite those dssiross Of investing
In Real Estate TO examine our list, which comprises
some Of the most desirable property n Ksokuk,
which ~ edsr on the most favorable tSens.
June 81, 'S6-d&w hickey SIMPSON.
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Com0lsstou safe.
MILL be sold on the 9th of Dessnber, uplssu
w called for and charges paid.
boxes hess shoid goods, nsrked joseph namii.
ton;
boz marked Isasc Thompson
l bundle scythce, no mark
Nov. s. ,bS-an J.K. COPELIN
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UlAsoAMgIOm.
'INHE co-partncrzhip heretofore existing between
L Lynch 4 Gsrrard Attorneys At Law, has been
dissolved will continus to practice In the courts
VI Lee and adjoining counties. Once removed 70
Burk' Gallery, corner Of Main aud I'D strset.
novl9-alm ALEX. LYNCH
n. GAlSsER,
North side Main-st., bet. 10th and llth, Hsok uk,
M ANuFACTURES house and grave yssd railing,
vl verandahs, CRATES and steps, doom aud skaters
Of sheet Iron, IT very low rates.
He also attends TO all Kin h Of house smithlng,
and repairs Locks and guns. Gail - shove.
nov l3-dkv3m
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A FARM coutaihg so acres. veil improved, with
"A cool house and bearing orchard, ~ miles
south al Charleston and i6 miles from Keokuk
will he sold on reasonable terms.
Apply toJ. w. JOHNSON or j. r. Blair, Keok Sk.
or I" D.. skinner, Char leston. lnovzO
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!. y. MUfcaIxs0A. JAS. DRwDY.
HUTCmINRON Z DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILOne,
THIRD street, between Main and Johnson. Keo.
xnk Iowa. hA4s Jsst seSeised ct their Yashionahls
Tailoring sad Furnishing essablishnsnt, . choice
ve.tinss IN ceatsm.p rsrn.S,ns cssi. a 81
descriptions and guarantee that thsir work mali b.
dome 10 the most approved and satisfactory manner.
They are constantly receiving the New York end
Philadelphia fashions and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best msterisl TO rive
them cali. Agents. for
Francis Mahon's Systsm Of Garment
C9ttin0.
Also. Reports IL Fashions.
oet37-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
Bonnet 3loachoTy,
yXTHukE ell kinds d STRAW and Lac Bonasts
w will ~ clssnssd and pressed II M uSet fAsh.
ionahssc EAstern style, BY q. =. kMeRSON.
Johuson-st.. over tbs nnste0ss
koOkuk, Nov. rs, 't6-d1y
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OO0Tt hc00 rms.
IL very SURE that Lilict chilled Iron Safes ar,
J. b'e'mlng very popular. This demand is increas-
ing Sheet lron safes constantly being thrown
aside, and Li.li.'s safrs used instead. They ar
for sac by TlLLIAGHAsT. LAMA EUEL,
nov13 sign Of the Btoadaxe.
NtNhE O'briens aat UFiAhsrtys,--AfAA tionA
L Tale, By Lady Morgan, for sals by
MOVES CAVE BAILEY
t>Lokt Ut L..AAs, from tts nrst sstt.en,eA
IL IN 1888, to its xatiou to the u y. In 1916
by Il. foakum. for sale nv
nos25 CAVE = BAILEY
NJ ARRATIVE of the general course Of history
~ ON the earliest periods 70 the establishment
VI tbs American constitution. Por sale
nos8 CAVE a. EAILkf.
NUfCrackers and y ut Picks tor safe by
IN TILLIN6HASr, LANE 4 BUEL,
nosT 1S3 Main-st.
y TRAP and Piaie Hinges for sale By
- TILlfNuAASf, LANEt BUEL,
norg Sign Of the Bro.daxe.
HAT herss ToSlo.
A FULL assortment consistingo Of Saws, KNIVES,
"A tieayers, sfeeis, &c. At
TIILINuHAsf, LANE = BUEL,
n,sT iys Main.at.
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A RARE CHANCE!
ZIG II TT LOTS
In Paramount.

fINHiS IL a high an beautiful location II miles
from Main-st., with 100 feet avenues, and 10
laid out in lots with 70 feet alleys and will be- sold
on very easy terms. On portion of tho lots there
"a tim Der aimcst sufficient 10 pay for the lots.
Terms oac-ffth aash, balance In l. 8, 8, and 1
years. plat may be seen Ut the Neal Estate Once
of HICKEY SNIP son,
West eide 81 ST.. bet. Main and johnson.
nay44.B4~
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Ae9o0ea0O 0Utb0cYos
a LOT Of ssaatiise % Ill leneths, for sale eheap
"a - oar fsraitsrs MsnafAssssy, lttA street, kei
Main md Johnsua.
novl$dt4 KrLDOURNE DAVIS
Tt0C6IN NICHOLAS. "A kit 1t shs nost proai-
~ nout follies and absardtss 81 ~ Bsitisk Aris-
tocrAcy. For sale BY
ssp9A. CAvE nAILKY.
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kEuAu
ntfLCE IN ar shaln building, ID street, between
" Main and johnson. I
PfompsAtteatien sivva TO collecting and secur-
Ing claims and cvnyeyancing.
Titles to real sstate examined and Netari nj buai
meas transacted fnov90At,
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LAW0s MmA l.oas fer safe.
COn ACRES of land Sand Prairie, will b.
OUU sold for cash. or tnerchan' able dry goods.
10 Acres Eve miles out ON the Ksokuk and Fort
Des Moines X. X.
lot in Williams i Perry's addition, . dssirabie
location for = residence.
Also, house and lot situated In the central part
Of the city.
For particulars, inquire u
c. Il. INGALLS, AGO,
Once In rear Of Esq Stotts, Sd and Main sts.
keokuk. Nov tQ-dtf
OnY GOODHl DHI 0OODal
TNHE subscribers have just resolved large lot VI
\ New 0OoAs,
Our assortment Of DRESS GOODS cannot b. sun
parsed embracing al the best styiss in NE market
A choice selection Of
CLOTHS AND FANCY CAS6DkERRS,
A great variety Ok Drsrs Trimmines; also, real
Thread Laces and Embroiderisa Of all kin1s, Axai-
nos, Cosca0Ms, IsxLAIxEs, 0LOvks and HosisRr /;
al.o. large lot Of PkiN rs just received.
Customers aud the public are invited % call and
examine, At HASbhOUCk d CAlLDS,
nov15d Third ST., befwssn Mssa 4 JoAnseM.
~. y. WOODWARD 4 CO.,,
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q IA g ID
c.l9ERFuLLi acknowledge the rsoeipt Of m,
j c.aa agsiRst ahe .Merch ants lns. Co. IL Phila-
uelphia, for loss sustained BY re on ~ night oil
the 7th Oct. lean recommend this Compony 10 my
friends and the pubic ~ Nd AMI rslis6is.
keokak, Nov. "a. 'aw-d6t SAN'b DoHERT
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us
"A fOLO0l.-Io my Old customcrs, and the La
\ dice In particular, owe IN apology for recent
changes in the inside arrangement and outside APP
pearsncc of my establishment.
Though II was mol until after patient and thor
ough tiegai) investigation that became convinced
81 the error in the style Of my sign, that subnit
Ted 10 ca ,nge. But in changing II from "LAdiss
shoe Shop, have not ceased 10 mansfActsrs all
kinds Of Ladies shoes bfore. but have, in sddi-
ton engaged In Boot making for their Hasban A.
lily and friends can be accumulated 1t one Shoe
the ostr oSr ~ kEoxrx where yo1 can got asy
hing In the Boot and shu, line, made to order, 10
u 3. A. DUkE's Boot and Shoe Shop, No. SO Main
trcsfwherc aIso the best quality aud greatest va
ri1ty Of Eastern work Il kept Tor sale cheap.
Con- and examine the goods and buy. or leave or
ders, which will be promptly attended to by
novi7- n A. DUKE
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0EAOVALs
Ktna Insurance Co., 81 Hartford.
CASA Assets tl,0e0.00o.
1INia ofhce of tisis Company has been removed
from II street TO tbs kspt Estate olscs Of RICK
Ef tnrsoS, on the north eide Of Sd street, be-
tween Main and Jehaspa, KsDkuk, where the un-
dersignsd will couttnas " is6ns Policies covering
prk houses, manu- usisg sssaklish.n snts, dwell
ing hnuscs. household furntknep, &C., 1t rates a.
low ~ the risk will Just ~. Potisiss aso issued
against the danger II the Ohio and Mississippi r,y-
efs NJ usual rates. Lusses aliassld and paid by
II. b. TEN EYCK,
nos24-dlm State agent.
1soar41DGs
ksttk young ceo - aeooW asOdate ed with
L srdng by early app!isasiso 81 ~
tiLONk HOUSE.
nov2a'd Cor. johnsea - ID street.
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keokuk Weed HarA.
vuvHE subsaibss, having psseAassd ~ ahsvo
! yard Of n. CSlsoa, will deliver wood 10 aay
part Of the city, cut and spit, for any isagth e
stove, for 474 per load Of % feet.
Also will saw wood any where n ths atty fsr 70
cents per cord where the quantity 10 six ceeds Of
over, and less ~ u % per eord. Right dsysss-
tiss rsQuired for saving
Fasd eoEasF 81 Nigh and Rifth Etrests
sept Is d3m r. LIBAKTON.
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DIDIEY HOUSE.
Corner Main aud sth -tx...........K kOKl,K IOWA
sIsIis house IL new open 70 HE pablic, with the
the pstonagr the proprietor respec,fnliy solicits
1. L. kONLSON.
November I'D, lss6d Proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-28

NNHE Brcns aai o'riAnsrtys,--A/RA tion4.
L Tale, BY Lady Morgan, for sale BY
pov.S GAVE 4 BAILEY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05


The New Orleans mail oil Tuesday uad
Wednesday has arrived. Tne papers Goa
tain the details Of the news from Vera
Cruz to the Sth inst. They give nothing
| alter from the City of Mexico, the te!e-
graphic communications having been IN
errupted by the revoIutlonists at Puebla
General Comonfort left the capital on
the 9th ull., TO pu, himself at the head @
the troops to beslege Pucbia. He would
have 1900 troops aud As pieces Of ar
sllcrY. Tbs Revolu.ionists at Puebla
were about 5000 strong. The officers
who led the revolt at the Castle OF San
Juan do Ulloa had been sentsnced to be
shot.
The departure Of Nicaragua f,i;baster:
from New Orleans is openly proclaimed
IN the papers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05

4 marriage under difficulties took
place At Philadelphia. The other day
While awaiting the arrisaI # lie minis
ter IN the porch, ,allor stepped up 70 he
bridegroom and presented "A bll Tor his
wedding coat. Tee bill aus. be pad at
once or lie coat returned, huG tie POOR fe-
low had not dollar beyond he minister
fee, there was bright prospect that be
would be compelled u get married 10 bis
shirt sleeves 4 friend, however, ad.
ranced tue need.al. and the twain were
made che flesh Handy Lad the par.
ties left tie altar, when sgaq.. coarse
woman made Ten way up 10 tie agI5a an.
presented her bill. Tor HE wedding dress
The friend again advanced tie money
and tue couple departed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-05

Kansas m III. House.-WA.nrxc roN
March 20.-Mr. Douglas wldely-uum-
peted speech On Kansas to-day drew q
crowd, bu, was scarcely a reply to MI
TruubuII's rlctures On his repon, beng
devoted mainly 10 Judge CoIlamer's nj
norl'y report. l. was rather smart in
spots, unfair and Intensely feroeious. 1t
admitted IN part the Border RuffIan out
RACES al tile Kansas polls, bat regarded
them as fully provoked by lae Emigraat
Aid Societies. |! siIgmatIzed tie Free
State movement as rebellion ard It's SEP
pprters as ;Eaitors, indicating 4 joyful hope
that some Ct 4em would b. hung. Mr..
Trumhui rsloi4cd bricaq bu. f3rcihlv
and Judge c. la.ner has the Ae8r. Gov
Seward Is expected 10 follow, having to.
day submitted n substitute for Mr.. Don.
las btH, proposing to admit Kansas VIZ,
der her Free State Constitution.