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Republican County Convention.

As preliminary to a perfect local organiza-
ton, and a means to accomplish It, il has
been thought best to call Mass County Con-
yention, and notice to that effect will be
fornd at the head of our columns to-day
information concerning the call has had
but little time to circulate through the
County, vet the responses which have thus
far been received are of the most cheering
character The very best spirit prevails, and
the proposition is met with cordial satisfac-
ton. Men Of the most sterling character
give IN their adhesion to the movement,-
men heretofore connected with ali the various
parties, but willing and anxious now to CO.
operate in fraternal spirit for one great
purpose, not as fanatics, or as urged by any
blind zeal, but as sober, wise, temperate
minded, though firm and determined men
The Convention will meet, and the character
of the names attached to the call is sufficient
assurance for the gratifying feeling which
will prevail, and the results which will enure.
Other names, as sent to as from the sever
al towns, will be added only those published
have as yet been returned to us Meantime
we would urge upon our friends the impor-
tanoe Of assuring as full an attendance as
can be easily secured. We anticipate the
best results to follow the meeting, and we
feel certain that we shall not be disappointed.
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FOR NOTHING
THIS is OUR PLAT FOR VI
III. T.. HAHrLETT a co. i.
Successors to fooie d Co.


WILL continue the Forwarding and Commission
w business at the old stand, at the kalroad Sta
ton cast side of the river from Burlington, Iowa.
Having the only warehouse that side they Of
fer superior inducements 10 shippers to consign MI
goods intended for the country 10 them. All good
to their care will be delivered to the teams free Of
fcrriage thereby saving the charges OF drayage 70
the west side also the benefit of insurance
while in their warehouse,
Country merchant. VIII lud It to their interest IT,
call before going east to purchase goods.
Ii l.. +, 4 Go. agents for the Union Expre,-
Co.. and will be happy to afford any Information t.
those who desire to ship by that line.
Burlington. Jan i5. d3n.
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keokuk gymnasium.

y
FINHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
4 nouncc to the citizens of keokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
preserve and promote the health, yigor and men
tai elasticity OF all who may desire participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
ties. Pure air and cold water, judiciously used in
the manner prescribed BY him, cannot fail to mako
the most weakly healthy, strong and ROBUST.
R.ss- Rooms over Carey d kilbourne 4 STORE Kill
bournes Block, Main street, in the 4th story. En-
trance from the of the building
decl8dtf o. MANCHESTER.
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New Grocery & Provision Store

- w. RUNWAY co, having established them
~. selves on the south side II Fourth street, near
70 the Market House have received large and well
selected stock of Groceries to which they respectful
y call the attention u the citizens OF keokuk aud
vicinity Provisions and Feed Of gil kinds kept
constantly hnnd. All articles delivered In an v
part u the city free of charge. Iiee ~, diff
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MIRTII AND MUSIC.

TN CONCERT HALL, Monday and Wednesday
L Evenings, Jan. 2lst and 23d. Mr.. kemble Will
kins the great Drauatst, Vocalist, Of New York
New Orleans Sc, will give one Of his versatile cn-
tertainments, interpreted with sentimental. comic
aud negro melodies, and selections from Shakespeare
see programme.
Admission 30 cents, Children half price. Gen
tltman accompanied by Ladies, 81, Doors open al
81 Il. N, coneeTnt commences at Z }.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the kEoKpk MA
~ RIxE INSURANCE Go. has been organized TO do
marine insurance business. Its place Of transact
ing business is kenkuk. Lee County, 1owa,--with u
capital stock of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
$500. 900.
One hundred thousand dollars Of said capital
stock 90 b. subscribed and secured and the first in
stallmeDt of ten per cent 10 be paid in cash before
the company commences business.
The directors authorized TO make pro rata
sessmens the stock notes, not exceed FIVE per
cent. every thirty days The said corporation
organized on the 26th day of December, 1879, and
Will continue for the term Of twenty years and may
be renewed from time to me under the provisions Of
the Code of Iowa.
The business Of the company i 10 be mana ged by
board of eleven directors TO be elected annually,
on the second ednesday of January.
The liability of the corporation is limited to one
billion deliars, and the private property of the
stockholders is exempt from the payment of the
corporate debts
A. BRIDGMAN, President
W i. TURNER, Secretary.
janld4w
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New Communicative Of the Lafay
cite Co. (lnd.) Bank have been altered to
tens by passing, and well done. All the bills
Of that bank have red backs, with the de-
nomination across the middle in large red
figures. BY this means the fraud can readi-
ly be detected.
Counterfeit tens on the Agricultural Bank,
Pittsfeld, Mass, have made their appear
ance. Nignette, two females, Mars and JUS
tiee female figure on the right end, "rES'
above It; :'lo' in the left upper corner
STEM" in the left lower corner; letter c.
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Republican County Convention.

A call having been issued for Convention to as
semoe q; Iowa City, the 22d Of February 1855 for
the purpose Of organizing the Republican party in
this State, those of fellow citizens in Lee county
favorable 10 the purposes of that Convention the
exclusion Of S.avery from the new Territories, and
the Limitation OF the Slave power and influence to
the strict bounds Of the Constitution requested
10 assemble in Mass Convention, at CHARLESTON
on SATURDAY, February 9th, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the State Convention and per-
fectlng local organization.
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Col. Richard y on.

The Times got out of humor with US fol
copying the remarks of a Cleveland paper
concerning Col. Richardson said they were
slanderous, and all that. Below We add the
testimony of the Louisville Journal, whose
editor speaks from personal knowledge. We
don't blame the Times for feeling little
restif under such illusions to its fayorite
but the indications seem very decidedly to be
that the imputations are not very "slapder.
GUS" after oil. we prefer the authority Of
Prentice to that of the Times, and in the
Journal he says
Mr.. Richardson of Illinois, whom the Ad-
ministration members support, is no doubt
ostensibly sound on the Kansas question, but
he is drinking, coarse, vulgar, and rude
man. The remarks in relation TO him, copied
BY US day or two since from the Clereland-
er, are true. We CHANGED less than two
years ago, to be thrown near where he and
several other members of Congress were
gathered in q circle by themselves. A gen
tleman by our side pointed him out to US and
remarked, that if we would listen little
while, we would hear some hard swearing
ing. We have heard, we are sorry to say, a
vast deal of swearing in cur time We have
heard sailors swear, we have heard fat boat
men swear, and we have even heard fish
women swear, but never in all our lives did
we hear such horrible swearing ms that of
the administration candidate. The variety
and intensity of his oaths were wonderful
And then the novelty Of many Of them would
have been amusing but for their blasphemy
We could not help thinking that he was in
the habit OF deyoting more time and study
to the invention of new modes of swearing
and cursing and disappearing than to all the
other pursuits of life. We do believe that
he could out-curse anything under Heaven
except, perhaps, his Holiness the Pope. But
if nobody else will suit the seventy-four for
the Speakership, they must stick to him. II
they elect him, they will have a Speaker to
curse for them, and Chaplain to pray for
them.
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1--WE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
l. for fitting up stores, offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas--prompty executing
The same, and guaranteeing all their work to be Gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their nd
dress with us, through the Pot Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received. SC0FIELD L BROTHER.
frfk
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pleased, perhaps, indeed, that would be the
better plan,--but if it be thought best to
nominate full ticket now, we say go ahead;
put good men on the track, and certain VIC
tory will be the result
We have no doubt about the character or
sagacity Of the men who may be present at
that Convention, or of the spirit IN which
they viii meet and by which they will be gov
erned, and we are willing to leave the matter
Of nominations to the conclusions Of their
good sense, after taking survey OF existing
circumstances, and comparing the opinions
Of men from all parts Of the State
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especial attention given to Insurance. If
FARM PROPERTY. DWELLINGS AND OFT
Hi5FIIyi%tt~
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BEAR MEAr.--By the urbanity of Ander-
son & Son, we have been living principally
on bear meat for two or three DAYS past.
We have experienced no particular change,
except an occasional disposition to hug
something. 81 Burlington Gazette.
Well, does any body object 'Fraid the
disposition is Of longer standing than that,
however
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lar DEs MoiSEs VALLEY WIG is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the esMoines Val
ley well ss in the rest Of the state and the Uni
ted States, and as medium Of advertising is not
urpassei. Subscription price $l,5o per snnum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-23

WISTERsEr This town, the capital of
Madison County, has population of 200,
contains enc Christian, one Methodist, and
one Presbyterian Chuch, one seminary, three
steam sawmills, one water-powcr Touring
mill, and ten dry.goods stores. uni1nproved
lands in the neighborhood are SIS 90 to SIS 90
per acre, and improved lands from $40 TO
$50 per acre.
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january T, 1880
CHARLESTON: kEoKUK
. U Skinner. c. II. Perry,
HARRIsoN u. " Piuman,
j. F. Walden s r. Miller.
stephen Cook, b. I. Moody,
Danisi " Hiatt, James Cox
Andrew Hampton, J. A. Graham,
T. =. Burr, i. ). Merriam,
J Q Egelston, A. W. Grihth.
y Z. hnowles, Wm, G. Graham
NorFlI Powell, Freeman Knowles,
J L. Black Rp. Creel.
III. D. Elgin Il IL. Wickersham
RI MADISON JHo. W. s4roggs,
II. 4 Roe
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
'0Ap d Lac

CAPITAL $500 goo, CASH PAID IN sIoo, o00.
Invested according t. thu Law if Illinois
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OFFICERS

". NJ. Donaldson, pres't. w T. Gibs n, See'y.
j. W Eddy Vice Pres t. A. Gibson. Gen. A gent
dec. 24d3m w. +. TURNER Agent
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| NsI RES such buildings contents on favorable
L terms, for or ) years. Insures Stores, Ware
houses, Buildings Contents, and Personal Proper
yeneraiIv
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HOlyday Presents.
F you want to make your friends presents that
| useful as well ornamental, call at Carey d
kilbourne i, kiibournes Block. dec25d
4 L No rs, johnson street, can be found the bes t
"A Tobacco to be had in the city.
sep ID KUHN DODs0N.
NAILs.--A full assortment nj
~ sep is d KUHN 4 DODSON
CPRING CHICKENS can be had at
- sep2T KUHN d D0DSON'S.
Salmon.
4 PRIME article cf Salmon can be had at
"A noy9 KUHN a. D0DS0N'S
WHITE FISH, Of the best quality, can be had at
w No. rs, johnson street
KUHN 4 DODS0N.
DUCK " HEAT fLOl "A first rate article ca
Dbe had at KUHN D0DSON
cntiA
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/ Losses EQuITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LN Paid IN CASH

"hPhuy - "oiht s7toeh <ASsurihtiobt q aah-
i1eG under special charter granted by the Legisla
ture of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500 600 One hundred thousand dollars Of which
Is paid in, and securely invested in bonds and mort
gagee. The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commencing il TO public favor a. worthy of conf
dence and support, with thu assurance that ali loss
shall b. promptly and hanoral}y adjusted As
THE IL purely q stock Company mutual business
viii be done nor premium notes taken.
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To the pubic.

II ANINb determined hereafter to do sn sxcfa-
l. siFely cash business in retail de part ent
prepared to sell all kinds Of Hate, Caps Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices Our stoc6 Is
very complete, aud NE keep nothing bnt the
best grades IF eoods always have the latest siy les
and will sell lower for cash than the grades
sold on credit. 80 come ON with your dimes
&al- All kinds If Millinery work done 70 order
at The shortest notice.
Oct. % .-dtf. Il. d. HUMPHREY GAGE
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ron SALE.

LNok SALE~-64a acres Of choice land within four
1 miles 1T the city. SMITH VANsICkLEN.
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rOK YALE ,

~ FRET front ON Second street, with buildings;
I " rents for $500. Apply to
noy24 SMITH yANSICKLES
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rom SALE.


go feet by & Fret Street, between Main L John
son Also, HOUSE and Lot, corner IT First and Iohn
son. Apply 10 SMITH 4 }ANSiCkLEN.
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20 any gentleman

NTlSHiNG new Hat we have just received per
w Express IL dozen soft Hats Of Superior quail
ity AZ the Great Western Emporium"
d. Il. HUMPHREY d GAGE
August l. 1855.
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LoR sALE-lo aeres Of land under cultivation. on.
mile from the city. Apply to
noy2i SMITH il NANsIcKLEN.
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900 Acres Of Land, 90 under cultivation, near Ca
mareo. Terms, one-third cash, balance IN one, two
and three year.. Apply 10
SMITH 4 YANStCKIEN
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f,NUk "A Lk---0r trade tor Iowa lands keokuk
l. city property house and lot at Walnut Hills
near heesty OF Cincinnati. apply 70
SMITH 4 NANSICr,
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INTERPRETATIONS NOTICE.

jan9
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rNlIE subscriber wishes to put IN the wall during
i 1856. Two millions Of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract. \
Also two span of horses wanted in exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
janl6dd
T00N IS German saye, negotiable pain extractor
~ For sale by ;. HEIMSTKEET
ianlbd Union Block
A GOOD assortment II supporters and trusses for
n sale hY ;. HEIMSTREET.
janl6d Union Block.
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/ 4 FRESH invoice Of Hats and Caps to trade for
+ I \ City property. Apply ~
/ nova SMITH yANsICKLRN.
1c0 ACRES "a Land in Washington county four
IOU miles from he County Seat can he had for
seven dollars per acre Apply soon ~
noy24 SMITH }ANSTCkLEN.
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New Arrival.

DROWN and tan eolored hats hi gh and low crown,
ID Of every style and quality. just received by
oct23dwH u +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1--WE hundred dozen plush caps just received al
l. the store u u. t. lit MPHEY GAGE
oct23dwtf
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This shows that the aggregate Of the votes cast In the
Territory for the freeSate ticket fell short Of s00 while
the shows that there 905 legal voters In the
Territory in the February previous The freeSate ticket
therefore, did receive onethrd Of the legal voters Of
the Territory all be excluded from the account who
emigrated TO the Territory after the taken.
This fact apparent to the majority Of the committee
But they attempted to break its force in two ways First
by comparing the names the pobooks with those
the returns from which comparison they argue
that only fraction 1900 OF the legal voters upon the
returns voted at that election And secondly by
arguing that the abolioniss prevented from voting
by violence, threats, and intimidation.
On the first point the undersigned deems II unnecessary
to say than that comparison between the poll
books and the returns made except by districts
Between the time of taking the and The election,
settlers bad changed their residence from part Of the
Territory to another and doubtless voted In place differ
ent from that In which they registered when the CEN
sus taken The committee did not compare the names
the poll-books with the the census returns
throughout the Territory and the comparison alluded TO
by the majority therefore, by means proves what they
claim for IL. .u y ....,. s q.
Or ne second point the undersigned win barely state
that there s evidence that any violence was resorted
to- force employed by which were prevented from
voting at single election precinct In the Territory that
there any greater disturbance at any election precinct
than frequently In all late elections In excit-
ing times number Of Witnessed on both sides swear
that both sides had arms, guns, pstola bowie
kniyes, &e, and mede threats &C. But no one Of them
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10 OUR SUBsCRIBERs.

The nsnO Of will uton Gus bouAs uus
he palm menI Ofths subscription be aavahCe
Diant subscribers money By letter he posias
o~eieh VIII be paid BY and al ourselves in IL
safe transmission.
Tue COUNTRY PAPER published i,weeky during ule sea
sions Of Cong'ess, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than year received on
terms propOitioned 10 The above annual
Q9-PosTMAsTERS authorized our 0sonts and
by sendng RVS DAILY subscriber, with $50 enclosed, OF
sEMIwRRKLY subscribers, with s5 enclosed, win be
tilted 10 q copy sratia
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Notice

OF nc removal Of he land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in The State Of alabama.
IN with provisions Of the net Of Congoss entitled
An act authorizing changes Offices .
approved March l3 hereby declared aud made known that
public lanas
Of AL.p.ms, will removed In saii
state, lrom and aner the thirty first day of July next
hand the city Of Washington, this 7t day Of
June, 4. q. 1885.
ny order Of the Presidents
TIIos. A. HENDRICKS,
. ..... Commssoner of the General Land ofbce.
juno Is-Iaw6w tinte.s .sstarI
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Notice
ar pithdrapal Of lands in III

. or pihdFdDaI Of lands On FIoTldd and dIdbdF0d
IN pursuance Of tho act entitled granting public lands
sections hs States of Florida and AIahsma 70
railroads IN ead Sidte
7h May 1885 all the ad lying within fifteen miles on
ZACH branch named IN said act
wi Iun's Jacksonville 10 the waters Of Es
Gambia bay Amelia island, the hnntc
The Tampa with hrnh g. Iedor key the
Gulf Of Merco except I've Tampa hy plon mn of " nrc
op win the from Pensacola rinrida
Alabama-hnve, this ohcs been
sn.nended IRON, sale aud nnh nnrthsT orders
Civ,n under NV hand ncc, the city Of
washington this twenty .ihifd day of Nav. 1855
- THOS A. HENDRICKS,
MAJ "a -favveuI fqtnr A. Tntet1 .C0natssuner
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DACaEL and the New worid,-A Trip 70 the Uai'ed
y Jun. ii,' 10 ""' '' V"''' - rRAscK TAYLOR
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The testimony also shows that emigrants going out mr.
der those and similar organizations we're supplied viii,
arms and munitions OF war; Great numbers OF Sharpss
rifles and several pieces Of artillery were sent 10 the Terri
tory Aud II arms taken by emigrants from Mia
souri, was only for the purpose Of defence against nrms
In the hands OF emigrants from other quarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14

IN YORK to RoCHEsTER.-The ROCHEsFEk and
(;FNFsRE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open and, 10 con-
nection wi the Buffalo Corning and and New York
and Erie Ralrosds forms direct route ncm SewfoTt TO
Reohester. -,
The ectne Of this together with the superior com
fort afforded by the renders BY tar the most desra
bic BE- cen the above named cities
Tickets be at the New York ans Enc Rsroed
Ticket Ofce foot of Duanes and No l95 Broadway; so
In jersey City
Bssssse check ed through
Fteshs III he transported between New YORK and Roches
ter iii dispatch Any information desired N regard ter.n
car by calling the General Freight AxeIt 81 tho
and Erie Railroad Fl Buildings or c. s. TAsPAN,
EIps.s Freight Agent. No. 1873 Broadway
10 trains on he Bufso Cornios add NowYork Railroad
Sunday. j. A. REDFlELD, superintendent
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DRNYsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities -ih
Wesera North and South western states y con-
sou. Railway The Road connect. a. Ptt,oafsa
dali, Inc Of al lie western
CIeg. and and s.ndnsky slth steamers to-l p
Northwestern Lakes uaklz the most dlIsS enss
reliable rout- BY which FREIGHT can Be f<~1ts' % 49,
from tb- Crest West ,,,rrsorocu
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA An6 rITISnO RUIZ
FssT Class n. Shoes, Dry Goods tH 1e per 100
boresD Turs Feathers, ke...'.....';;.
sycosp Class Books and Stationary, Dry - -. .
C,osss tin balesJ Hardwsv, LeatAsr ~ p~' ~" 10
" COL :, ....'..'s<
THIRD CLass-Anvis bsxrrf, nscon ahc Sc per 10 b
Pofk in brlk Hemp, NC. S.'...'..;)
Fourth cLAss.-Ceree, ftn, 5sson sIo Sc. per 100 70
Port trarGe1J Lard and Lard Ol....
In ,h-rirx Goods from say pont east o. FnA se psa -
rEl.r o nan he psetsxe VIA PennsyivAEa h..rosf Al
oss re.xue1 tbs koac st Fhlsdsp1s or
Psttshurrh NIL be forwarded without detention
vsyIesT Asssrs-Hsrris WorulIey Co, Henphis Tenn
2 s.ss A &C. 81 Loss; J. 8 Mitchell Son, z s-.sile
Ind Dun-snl Bed Msrdoek, aid Carter Jewett Lo1s
Ill. " B. C. Medrun Madison, Ind sp1rnsn Brown,
md irwin Co Cincinnati ". W. Graham Co. Zanesvs
o.; Le.eh 4 Co. Ne. "a Klbys., Boston Leeeh Co. No
Astor House New Yort, No. Williams and No Bate
ry-pl.ce T. J. sneeder Phlsdelpnisi Nssrsr
Koscs Baltimore Geo. C. Frsneiseus, Pttrbl1Eh
Far furser park alass or bills Of ls1ins, sppy
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn Railroad Co..
No 2Astor Ho1s-, Sev-Ysrk.
r. r. HOUSTON General Freight AGENT, Philadelphia
r.. LoMBAERr, Superintendent, Aieors, p