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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
8. hi. IACORY a CO.

IMPORTERS Of and dealers in the various Foreign and Do
nestle Marbles, Ststnary, ac have constantly hand
large and seert a'sortmet Of MANTLEs, T0MBs, MONU-
NENTS TABLE TOPS ke. OF every description, not ex.
celed by any 10 the city for beauty symery and hnsh
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TERe furnished at the shortest notice with Marble % every
description pattern whether Foreign Domestic either
dnished in The Slab Block, the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attention stock hand
febe6
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

w HOSE sands Of lie have nearly run ou, discovered
w while living in the Indies certain cure for
Consumption Broncht Coughs, Co ds, and general De-
bill v Wishing u"h kOnd rs possible, he vii
send such q a ;ted f beings request II, thi-
recipe with fIl explicit directions for making It az
and succe uug H. He requires each plicAnt to
enclose i'm o-e sh ing-thee cents 70 returned rs
postage the recue aud he Under 70 be applied TO
the payment Of this al VertIseuen. I'D iress,
"a Dr.. II. james, No. 10 Grand st, Jersey City, n J.
Oct25-6s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06
PI a ~ . S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.
THE CASH SYSEEfG ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEW
1r1 A su - - q
AGE w AT ERsx

Ho r "A C E w A e z n Sx
NO. SS3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the Rest Isoston and New York
INSCsEU UN s.NTS
rINHE Largest assortment Of Pianos Meiodeons Musical
Instruments and Musical AierchandiSe OF all kinds, in
the United Pianos from EN different Manntactoi les
comprising those Of every variety OF style rom 1ne PLAIN
substantial 81 octayeS, in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases. from 81 AZ 9 20 those OF tie mos elegant nnsh
up to OEE iH9usAEo DOLLARS No houe in the Union can
compete with the above in the number, VSety anl eele
brity Of its in the ExTRENV Low PRIoEs
At which they cold.
HORACE WATERS MODE RN IMPROVED PIANOS
With OF without Frames possessing in their improve
mens Of over-srinSs aud action, length OF scale,
united with the beauty and durability Of structure OF me
square Piano They uy pronounced by the Press and
the he equal e. those OF any other
manufacturer built of the best and most thorough
seasoned material and guaranteed 10 stand the aetios
Each nstrument vulrAntre ~ give faction. pur
chase money refund. d. SECOND M YD PIANOS ~
GREA B1RGALyS, eOnst Inty in store price from sSO
Horace waters UeiOdeonS. sups'iOr lustru-
ens in tone and ability Of make tfuned TO the
equal temperAm-nt) Meodeons or al other styles ana
makes Price as AGO $yo iOO si25 ti40 double Reeds
and two banks of X vs., 900 less liberal Discount
Cergymen anA ant Churehe' an extrs discount -.
UaEJIns, Guitars, RroWn's Harp, Flutes, Fia'
tuas Ancordans Voins,. ard Musical instruments Of al
ind A lower price Than eyer before ouered to the public
large d count T. feachers and schools The trade sup
Piled IN tho most lib raj terms.
Music:-one Of The largest and bet selected
OF Music bishei orsing macy of the cho and
popular airs Of the day. and vii be sold at third OF
from the regular prices.
Music sent by al pArts of th country post paid
Particular paid ali orders received
bv Satisfaction guaranteed in every Instance Pianos
and MeiOdeons rent, and rent slowet purchase
Pianos and Ne oieans for safe on M0athly ptyuents
Secondhand Pianos ttkes g. exchange br General
aid elect OstAog and schedule Of prices forwarded TO
All part, OF the country ~ mai.
the country se the HoaAoE wArKs Pianos MslOdeOns
and Catalogues OF Mu &c Jyl8
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Carpet Hall Up Stairs.

Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID c. McSAIgt co. will open fr-ds y and 20
II. oVs HUNDRED PIECES THRtE PLY AND IN
GRAIS CARPEr beught at forced tuction sale IN New
York. These equl "a qusity and cheaper iH
price thsu any hitherto 81 red IN this market
determined 20 srli them CORES aonding'y low.
We vii NJ th- same time be opening many Coos In
sape un ran lines, and " y Con ne 20 open and
csve AZ TIE No eldes Of The rasl thy appear
"a NrW York. X. o. NAIRY a CO.,
austs IS College
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06

Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery
At Reduced Prices.
TTNHE subsc'iDers have hanh, very large and
complete Of Cutlery, which they can oGer
to the trade at importation prices
EDWARD CORNING 4 co.,
narchI0 81 John street New York
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Land for S ale.
Valuable City PrOperty Tor Sale.

egbly situated building lot on College street, is offer
OfRoe. jy2-H
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5 & II l. VI r.
lPPRoHTNAIIoS PalEEs.
APPROxIMATION PRIzgs.

,llV p-lEes.-. t3sz 6Ve
Whole Tickets SO; halves SO, Quarters s..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIscHER OWEN Co., GenT Advertising House.
APPLEros' BUILDING. .s4s Broadway, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-06
SundTieA.

POpIa,, Sugar Tree ana stfsme3ai. sseen hsedss J
any aaAnity. Axs hsnass, Iafnsd ana ss-FS' Fos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

| This lady, it is not necessary to inform
| our readers, is the daughter of Col. Benton,
of Missouri, and il one Of the best educated
| and most accomplished of American women.
The Boston Chronicle relates the following
anecdote concerning her.
| While Col. Fremont WAS making his admi-
rable arrangements on our Western frontier,
for that exploring tour in which he broke his
road into the VALLEY of the Sacramento, his
young wife in Washington, according to his
request, opened all letters addressed to him
there, and forward such as she deemed it i'm
portant for him to see. Among the rest she
opened government dispatch counterm0nd-
ing his tour, the fruit, perhaps o. jealousy
| in u !" SUPERIOR Official statement. A most
loving wife, AS she had proved herself to be,
must have been under strong temptation to
forward that; but, happily for the world,
she took the responsibility of keeping it, and
neither the husband nor any one else except
the poor lite Barnacle who sent it, knew
any thing of the matter till Col. Feemont re-
turned, having gloriously effected the objects
Of the expedition.
Once more during the protracted struggle
which resulted in the election of Mr.. Banks
to the speakership, there happened to be fell
low passengers ID u crowded car between
W aSulLRtuH hnu DatlmDrc, u DooIDHldns as
| remarkable as Any other in this city for sub
serviency to the Shareholders, and a lady, nd
mired beyond most others in Washington
society for the brilliancy Of her wit and the
intelligent interest which she takes in public
| affairs. The conversation, of which she was
tho center, turning ON the great contest in
The House, the expressed her decided sympa-
thy for the Republican side, exulted in its
prospect of success, and complimented Mr..
| Banks in the highest terms. This was too
much for the Bostonian, who expressed his
surprise that u Southern lady should coun-
tenance should demagogue ms Banks, and
such an enemy to Southern institutions. The
lady replied, 8 can relieve your surprise il
regard to myself, sir, for my husband, Col
Fremont, is a Free Soisr; bat lee me express
my surprise, that you, sir, a Northerncr and
a Bostonian, should oppose Mr.. Banks in be.
half of Southern Institutions ~
AS the Bostonan WHO met with this terri
BILE rebuke was candid enough TO tell the
story on his return, we forbear TO give his
name, in the hope that it has made him q
/ wiser and better man.
i cyan editor in Iowa has been fined $25l
for hugging girl in meeting. "CheaE
enough'' says another of the fraternity
s'we once hugged girl in meeting, and j,
has cost us. . 900 a year ever SINCE"
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nent of the iron and rolling stock for that
portion of the road now under contract, TO.
wit from Warsaw to Carthage, and at the
same time and in equal proportion with the
bonds Of the county Of Hancock, Ill.
Estimate No. /, O'Brian h Donelly FOR
building culverts, was received, and the soa-
tractors allowed SLID 50.
Horsford Co., were allowed $l40 for
blank bonds.
Council adjourned,
b. S. MERRIAM,
City Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
FOR the este City.
For the 0e&N UIty.
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant ana Musca'
tlne RaiiroMA.

Keskuk, Mt. Pleasant ana Musca.
tlac RafirsaA.
Ia pursuance Of Article Seventh OF Ar
ticles Of Incorporation OF the Keokuk, Noun
Pleasant 4 Muscatine Railroad Company
and public notice duly published, the Stock
holders of said Company met at the Cour
House in Mt. Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa,
on the third Wednesday (lSth day. Of June,
A. ID. 1856, at 10 o 'clock n. M, and organ
lied by electing Hon. D. w. Kilbourne Pres
ident, and Sam iMcFariandSsc'y
On motion of Col. Dewey, the meeting I'D
journed to meet at O'Clock p. m, at the of
fee Of the Secretary, in Mt. Pleasan
At 2 O'Clock +. m. the meeting convened
pursuant to adjournment, and proceeded L
the election of Directors for the ensuing
year.
Upon balloting accordingly, Laurin Dew
ey, John b. Lash, Rob't Wilson, Reuben Al
len, and Chas. n. Mcdowell, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, d. w. Kilbourne, j. X. Hornish, j. NJ
Hiatt, j. w. Clnghorn, and VIM. Patterson
Of keokuk, and Francis Springer having re-
ceiyed majority Of all the votes cast were
declared duly elected.
Rob't Wilson submitted the following res.
olutions, which On motion Of J. X. Hornist
were unanimous II adopted:
Resolved, That in view of tho vast agri.
cultural ana mineral resources Of our State
its rapid settlement and rich promise OIL
abundant exports, sound policy requires thAl
our channels Of commerce and eommunica-
ton be opened at an early day.
Resolved, Tint the immediate connection
ton Of the keoknk, Mt. Pleasant 4 Musca.
tine Railroad with the Eastern and Southern
markets, and th9 great tides of immigration
now being poured into our State with unex-
| ampled rapidity, demand the application Of
all our energies TO the furtherance Of Thu
great enterprise and that our Board Of hi
rectors be, and they are hereby requested Il
| adopt such meas ures AZ will secure its vigor
Gus prosecution and early completion.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of thi!
meeting be furnished to the papers of Nj.
Pleasant for publication, and that all othe
papers along the line be requested to copy.
On motion, adjourned.
ID. W. klLBOURNE, Pres't.
! SAY'L McFARaASD, Scc'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
TIE BANJO Is COAMlN&4!
The Greatest Novelty OF the AgeS
Ned Davis OHIO Minstrels.
MUSIC AND MIRTH FOR TIE MILLION


HINIE magnificent floating Theatre BANJO havif <
i on board Ned DAVIS FIR (, med Ohio Minstrel ,
tn most talented troupe Vt veal and instrumental
performers IN the Western country, will
pas her FIR; visit TO
kEOkIk. SATURDAY, JUNE 2sth,
when tn, company will give TWO of tn. grand ma
seal aad mifth iir ,yok.ng entertainments, which
have been r,ceited will, enthusiastic Applause
through ut the sou b aud West.
NED DAVIS III gr-ai tambofintst, MADAM DA-
Wis tie favorite dausnese. w. PENN LElIR the
slebr ated bar joist, j. w ADAMS the hes, ballad
singer in IN. Onion, LEVI BROWN, w. PLATO
WOODRUFF, SLocUM. REED, CAMPBELL, aud
CHARLIE b. GkIsT, make up . galaxy of talen
nsv.r before coneentrated and their sorics, intro
duciGg sotgs. new jok r, ballads, opsrsiic Cho
ruscs, National Melodiss, Ducts, Negro Ecc ntr.ct
80, solos, X su-, Dancing de-, Ge., elicit the en-
comiums Wherever ID NJ gwen.
THE STEAMER BANJO,
which built exprss.y fsr this .s,a ,asy upon 81
entirely and unique plan, l. beautifully little.
| mp, 10 we'll ventilated, has eapacous stage, an,
| wiil comfortably seat 800 peope.
Perforinan nj = aud "a IN.
! admission so cents......... Children 25 cents
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raANK noW 49,
ROB TT. now IN.
II. r. 4 +. BOWER,

ROB r. BOWER raANK now y ~.
R. r. a. +. BOWER,
lSueces r. - nee 4 Daniels
WHOLESALE 6EpCkk>, PRODUCE AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
MO, 90. old stand. south side of Main street, b..
~ tween Tn ri aud Fourth u.s., keokuk, Iowa.
N. B.We viii maze liberal cash adyanc III
produce IN rchanafzs sent 10 for sale here or
for shipment. and solicit consignmcnts. Country
produce II al kinds wanted, for which will
pay the highest mar3et price IN cash or goods.
4 Card.
We have sold our stock If Groceries TO Messrs
Il. L. +. BOWER, who will continu. the business
at old stand. We recomm md tn our
friends and old customers, upight aud honorable
N, and socit for them . continuance Of the pat
ronage so liberal bestowed upon
As we are anxious ~ close up our old business.
W. have To quest that those who arc in ,e5ted TO
us will settle soon possible. ana thes. whom
We are Indebted wiii present their aecounts for set
Element. Our books anu papers are n the otscc of
Il. +. r. Bower, wn.re We may b. found.
js27d2wAwy BRUCE DANIELS.
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Iaga3S1.--It looks lit.ie odd to any one
VINO h4s ucen long familiar with the politics
of tbs country TO see the New York Tribune
and the New York Heruid both Advocating
tie election of the same man 10 the Presi-
deney But the Herald has been more sue
cessfal in shutting the popular breeze than
any prominent journal in the land, and its
present attitude is a significant sign. 1t APP
prehends the true position which MIR. Free
mont will occupy before the country. 1t
understands and accurately States the char
acter and qualities of the man, and clearly
iscerns the existence of those traits which
never appeal in vain TO the sentiments Of
the American people. Speaking of him, it
SAYS ,ru;hfuliy and forcibly: "Tle is fresh
ssman, whose life is full Of romantic exploits
sand daring adventures, which have made a
"strong i'm, ression upon the public mind !;
$ he Is q man of fine education and fine tall
Gents ne has no personal or party grudges
'sto reconcile, no old speeches or resolutions
"to cripple him, and no old conflicting par
"tzan associations of any kind to be
"trnmped up against h,,a. Opposed to the
extension of slavery, he is not niger
wosshlpper--he is not a Catholic--he is
"nat Know Nothing but in opposition to
8 this Pierce dynasty, they all may fuse upon
him rs upon Il compromise, where each
'surrenders something that all may gain"
Az AKcuxgsr.-Gov. Wise ut the Rich
moni ratification meeting said Kansas was
going TO be slave State, must be q slave
State,-and would improve the price of ne
gro b .nls from 81 ,oJ) to 5000. WASH,
that reason enough for the negro raising
State Of Virginia 10 60 for Buchanan? Such
was the argument Of the cratic Governor
AM earnestly did he press it upon his audi.
ance. Free.aen listen TO the Shareholders
logic. Are such arguments grateful to your
earss And does any one doubt but tina
personal interest in the negro crop is one oil
the most powerful influences operating i,
this campaign in the older AMI most nor sherr
Of the slave-holding Statesf 1t is tn,
Singer -bresliag" interest that gives una
nmitv of sentiment there, and Gov. Wis
SPOKE to APPOINT that he knew would stell.
How THEY LOVE- TIE FoRElGSERs.-At Ra
ciaa, lEis.) some citizens Of foreign Dirt
were I'D elatcl AT the nomination Of Fremol
that they assembled spontaneoualy and pre-
pared to Are salute Of sixteen guns. Kear
nsv. the q. $. Deputy Marsh in the inf,
nous Glover case, stepped up, took away tn
ramrod. and forbid them firing, as they wei
foreigners, AMI had no RICH; 20 exult over
Republican nomination. They forced Il
ramroi from him, and hc then placed hmse
before the muz1lc Of the gun, and said
thev 6rod, they must shoot him. Howeve
o. the IA tch was brought down, he found
convenient TO change his position.
They get over Bichanan's oppositio
to the last war by saying land very trul,
that hs d in favor Of the merit war, tsee Der
Platform.
fETom Corwin snd Caleb B. Smith ha'
taken the stump IN Indiana for Fremont m
Dayton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
REPUBLICAN
Mass County Convention.

A County Mas Couy ention viii mHs' nj
MONTR0SE, on FRIDAY, JUNE 9th.
A. thstmessiug il i expscs.d lhat minont speak
from abroad, we'll from own County. viii
BE- present, and il Is hoped that am ug them Wall be
SENATOR HARLAN.
The namss of others, if positive engements are
made early nough in advance will be announced ne
arrangements are made.
Cani.dates viii also be nominated by this Cenven-
tion represent Lee County In the next Ii use Of
REPRESENTATIVES and delegates will b. selected to
nominate acand date for Senator ia Junction with
Naa Barren County.
Let all tAs opp,nent to Of Rutianism in Kansas OF
Congress all the opponents of Slavery enenson, all
the friends If Pubic Peace, Of Popular Rights, OF
Free LIB n, Free Men and Free Laws, be present on
tina: occasion.
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CO They get over Bichanan's opposition
to the last var by saying land very truly)
that hs Il in favor Of the merit war, tsee Dem.
Platfnfm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

REMOVAL.
vINlIE undersigned has removed his Wholesale
L DNt aud shos businsss t, No. ~, North Main
r ct I, tween 81 and sd, tvs ,crs wsst u " Sea-
to 4 Sons. WI. THOMPSON.
Keokuk, Juue II, sc. dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

cg'The General Association of the Con-
grcgationa, Church Of Iowa, held recently ut
Grinncll, Poweshiek county, passed very en-
phatic resolutions condemnatory OF the out
RACES unon the Free State men of Kansas and
Of the attack upon Sumner. With all the
Indignation expressed by the exasperated
tools of slavery -propagandsm against "po-
litical parsons" and religious bodies that re-
fer to public topics, still tho moral senti-
ment will seek expression, and though out
ragged it cannot be crushed out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
RATIFICATION MEETING.
FREMONT AND DAYTON.

There will be a meeting to ratify the nominations
Of the Phiiade paa F-tvenicn.
THE MARKET HOUSE,
ON which coca ion
SENATOR HARLAN
will add,:ss tn psnpe, tog tner with
JUDGE BALLINGER,
and other sp ,akers If abii y.
Friends of the goa cause, Democrats, and all in-
terestel Ia the que tione vi the d@y. out and
h ar Per urdcr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

f~Tom Corwin snd Caleb 3. Smith have
taken the stump IN Indiana for Fremont and
Dayton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
- > = - 80 =
N Office.

4 LII persons ind ;btd TO tae iasa firm u Baldwin,
n Evans Co., are r.by notified that pawn mt
vi same 10 expected bsfor. the first uf Ju Y
n X, 10 the undersigned
Juie p, l3oo-ds W BALDWIN EVANS.
BAnREI HOUSE,
rORNEk Il Ta.ri and Jcd rson Sta, Burlington,
~ Iowa DEMiNG Co., Proprietors.
june 25-~dHt WIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

FIRE Ar QUINcY.--About O'Clock on Sun
day morning, Gre broke in the machine shop
Of the Northern Cross Railroad, at Quincy,
Ills. The building was frame, and was
totally destroyed. locomotive, Z passen-
ger car, and several freight cars were also
consumed. The total loss will not fall short
OF $i5, 900, none of which, it is believed,
was covered BY insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27

MARCY on FRENosr.-Secretary Marcy,
then at the head Of the War Department, in
u report to President Polk. dated Decem-
Der ), ls4G, said that to Col. Fremont be-
longed the honor Of the conquest of Cali
fornia. 4 detail Of the circumstances was
given. On the completion of the conquest
says Marcy, stockton promptly appointed him
Governor Of the new territory. lie was then
81 years Of age. Some of the Ebo-shins
think him weak man. Marcy and Stockton
and Polk thought differently. But perhaps
they didn't appreciate Lin so well as his
reyilers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
KEFRlGEUATllTS .


HEFRlGERA TOISS.
X7E have for sac four If Schooiey's Patent Self
w Fontia ing friserators, wnica nrs sup.-
ri"r to aNy now u-.. Haa-ekesr Wishing ~
purchase rsq aes.ed to c.ll aud ,xamin. before
pur- hasing elsewhere. Bk0WN4 TAYLOR,
June2ldlw Levce.
t1DEt UT <JUfEns
vIVHKEE prom ssory notes, the property OF Mayer,
L Man lei 4 70. of Lbs city Of New York. The
notes as follows, viz:
dawn by Hutton, Hawkins Huston for sea-
dra~n by 5. Him .trset I r $i3Y SO.
/ drawn by james X yaold for 1910.
On IA. last IL ind Rsed u cradif. The above notes
ware dated vt Ksokuk, May ~, 1885, payable six
mont after date To III order Of the drawers ID BY
them respectively endorsed
The notes were Contained in q letter mailed BY Mr.
Harris at keokuk, AMI nd rsssed to Mayer Maniet
Co., N. " ard tbs utter aud arc supposed /.
have been taken from the Ill In recon, mail RIB
berry on the fautc between this nc and Now York
city All persons arr therefore warned not to pur-
chae the II rsaid nptas presented BY any bat the
ab,ve nam ID Mayer, Msnd ] 4 O..
MAYER, VI tyDEL 4 CO.,
PrJ. RrrNoIDs.
Keokuk Iowa. june Is, lS56--dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-27
Farmers and Nech mics,
ms u A n nee e. - VI y ANY,
~ A NIL

Farmers and Mechanics,
lSSU M a nee CO PANY,
Or PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Ca"itnt and Surplus $500 900.
riSaEablse >oiyrat L,mpan, has es. ahilshed m
L Agency with he under ion d, and " pepas Ell
to lsaue Po vi In az s.nst Loss bam
age by Fire, on
STORE H0U SES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Mere haud,.e aud pr con .igned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usna. csnseyalces thr lsnent ihs United
states.
All Losses adjusted aad Paid at this Ayency.
aafIua Bt.ID.MAN, Agn
je23d M. .. Man 81, kevkuA.
ANEW NAP az sOuA!!
I W0ULD r.spe 'tfuiy announces TO he eiIizans OF
] keakuk and vcini j that can now furaisa them
With Pasker N. ; eli snai and GcDgrlphicai Map
of I,wa, In mounted o. ppsa 2tfv.fm,
Also, Collins dap Of the tn'tel states and az
the World: besides full assortment OF Cotton .
Pocket Maps IF different sta.es.
The Colu nbian p.rp tuai y AIRY and Almanac Ia
just .ceveda bean iful aud indispensable article
trus, b. my ,.solabie terms 10 cure liberia
share of pubic patronage. The ab W works FIR SAT-
at Clarke's Literary AMI New paper Depot. johnson
street, near Postofice. cuAS. Is. CLARKE.
iuney dit