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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11
Plant Trees.

As the season for transplantinc tra...
near at hand, we would urge upon on.
readers the importance of taking s..l
steps to ornament the place of their ~:
renee with shade trees which will :.
only shield them from the burning nv,
the summer sun, but viii add greatv
the beauty of the town or city in wb.t
they reside. Within a few years n,.'
there has been an increased in,s,,.,
awakened in many parts of New E,,
land in regard to this matter, and Il.
good result of it has been seen in tbes.
nation of "Tree Associations" for d
purpose of ornamenting the streets ofh.
town in which they are located with sb,s.
trees. The society in East Boston h.
put out over thirteen hundred trees 5,,
ing the past four years, and FIVE yea,
hence those trees will be one of the gre,.
est ornaments of the 'Island Ward
Other Societies have done well-a,,
their example should be initiated b,
others.
There should be a tree association r.
every town TO attend to this impornr
matter-and to those citizens who bov,
any public spirit-who are not bound m
entirely in their own affairs-the work
once entered upon would be one Of rel
and abiding pleasure. 1t is work which
so fully commends itself to the approv
of every one that we believe there wour
be no difficulty in forming an association
in every town or village in New Englanl
if the matter was only taken hold Of hs
proper manner. What is wanted is f.
some one to lead in the good work. La
some dozen of the citizens Of any Of ou
suburban towns issue a call for a meeiir,
I
to form such an association, and we haY
no doubt that it would be generally at
/ tended. We believe it would be foun!
in almost every case that the owners d
| the estates in front Of which the tres
were placed would gladly pay the cost d
the trees and Of setting them out and
where there are those 1--WE hope they an
very scarce who would refuse TO dos
the expense would be borne by the ar.
nual assessment for membership, or By
the proceeds of levee or fair held anu
ally in behalf of the association. Andh
this department of the good work the gen
tlemen would find the fair sex their VII
ling, cheerful and efficient co-laboreE
The season is at hand when those VIII
feel an interest in this matter should al
In few days the frost viii be out 9th
ground, and the time viii have arrive
when the trees intended to be put OF
this season should be attended to. N1
is the time TO organize society and Ps
feet all the arrangements for vigoDz
prosecution of the work the present sea.
son. We hope to hear this hrn5 az
the formation of many ''Tree Assoua
-. TONS" and to witness as the fruits Of the,
labors, the avenues of our suburba
towns, as well as those of more distG
towns and cities, ornamented with beau.
full thrifty shade trees. There is no Won
with which man ought to be mo
proud to have his name associated, tbs
with that of ornamenting the streets
his native town or residence with bean.
full shade trees. 1t is a work which vi
survive after he has passed away, al
which will cause his name to be remG
bered with gratitude and veneratiOn b
future Boston Journal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

E No more need for Temperance
labor in this town." said a citizen of
Springfield, Vermont, to the editor of the
Temperance Standard. That very day,
and almost the same hour, young man
of wealthy family died of delirium ire
mems.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

* Look out for the FIVE dollar bills,
on the Elmira Bank, altered from ones.
Vignette, a horse, farm house in the dis
lance, and a female bust on the lower
right corner.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

MUTNr-Neac York, April 2. Yes
terday three of the crew of the brig Sea
Breeze, (of Bucksport, Me- bound to
Darien, mutinied, and drew their knives
on the captain. They were put in irons,
and taken on board the revenue cutter
Washington.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

gag There is an unparalleled emigra-
ton from New Hampshire to the west,
this spring. The New Hampshire Pat
riot says, "There is no doubt that more
people will leave this State for the west
this year than have gone in any three
past years"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

@ The late Henry Parish, of New
York, left by his will the sum Of $4,000
to various benevolent Institutions. Among
them was $4,000 to the American Bible
Society.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

81 The number of books published in
Great Britain, from 1916 to 1851, was
1902, or 1927 books annually-more
than double the average number from
1900 to 1927.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

"a IN the county house at Mount Hol-
ly, N. j., boy who had committed some
act requiring punishment, was put into a
cell with crazy man, who seized the bow
and killed him, mangling him in shock.
ing manner.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

METHODIST CoNFERENCE.-PrOUi-
deace, r. L, April ?. The sixteenth
session of the Providence Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Church, COM
menced this day, The session was occu-
piod in the organization and the prelimi-
nary business.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

Miss Martha Burwell, of Botetourt
county, Va, recently deceased, emanci-
pated thirteen slaves, and made provis-
ion in her will for their removal to Ii
IBERIA.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

"a John Murrell, of Lynchburg, died
recently in New Orleans. He was, per-
haps, the wealthiest man in Virginia, be
ing worth, it is supposed, full 100000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

81 A child only nine months old, be-
longing to George Atkins, Of South
Gardiner, Me-, yomited up one hundred
and thirty-eight pins one day last week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

az On the 14th ult., fire at Prince
Albert, Canada, about As miles from
Toronto, destroyed fourteen buildings
Loss about $4,000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

CoRRECTIoN.-In the communication
from Barton, last week, where we inserted
the words, Il have received letter" If
should have read, 4 have read a letter"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

81 Frank Allen, a race horse well
known in Virginia, has been bought by a
Of gentlemen at Columbus, Ga,
for $4,000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

X A revival commenced in Marietta
college, Ohio, and the indications are very
encouraging,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

e. Rev. Willard Brigham, late of
Wardsboro', VT, was installed as pastor
of the First Congregational Church in
Ashfeld, Mass, on the 18th ult.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

Benjamin f. Harwood, Clerk of the
Court of Appeals, died suddenly yester.
day morning, in Albany.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

"a Gov. Merriweather of New Mexi-
co, was robbed of $500 on a Mississippi
steamer, on the 27th uIt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-04-11

"a It said that the United States Sen
ate will subscribe for 10000 copies of DR..
kane's coming work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-07
Dos.n paAra E>GnAvGr

70
J'!iE sua ef.1.f = faty prepared 70 turnisn to
4 pr-zr ans Il he sayssa. styles u Bras, Ger
silver, or II ~ Plated
DOOR PLATES.
Also those most beautiful GLASS DOOR PLATES
10 much celebrated in New York, Philadelphia st.
Louie. aud all cur la,Ee ei,ier.
FANCY GLASS WINDOW SIGNS,
OF 4ny sixa or style, Furnished 10 order.
farIaeys aud merchants tho require stencil Brands
for marking sacks, barrels and boxes, will psease
send IN their orders Ordinary sin "a Stencil Brsud.
will be farIisnct II Ct cents per letter Small STEM
cal Name Plates for marking linen. with bottle of
indsbie ink aud brush, 50 eta larger patcs in pro-
portion.
Stencil Alphabet. Il any size Or style furnished
TO order Marking AXIS II various rolss-Biaek,
kose Pink. Celestial Blue, Croms Yellow, Par,
6reen. Also, brushes expressly far Stencil Plates,
will be Kept for sale the most reasonable terms.
Orders rcce,s-ifor Steel Name stamps, Aiphabe,s
Aatnb r., &C., &c Orders by mail punciaally At.
tended 10.
few good az nA wanted in each Of the various
important towns through the State. Address the
subscriber, and enclose stamp for prepayment Of ths
answer.
Orders may BE- left al the Stove Store Of Messr,
Cornsteck Bros, No. IS, Nam st., or NJ my resi-
dcnce, on %th st., between Bank and Times.
JuIyio won TH05. HOUGHTON
To II. X. kgrpER Esq Sir: The under-i gned
membSrs Of the Bar u Keokuk, in view Of the i'm
partauce Of having City Recorder in whom We cal
have full condolences, Request that you may p~rmi
ycur name b. used ~ . candidate for that oshcs
irrespective Of party. by doing which yen vii
oblige as and serve The city.
l. z. II. Aough,on, Stephen u. Jones,
J. NJ Esesden, Lloyd b. simpson,
Alex. Lynch, Will. X. arrard
VIM. T. Turner, Francis n. Moo,to on
Gsg. &. Dixon, ". s. Windsr,
Thos. W, C.agstt, WIN. A. Mstcalf,
o. Il. O'Banuon. Jno Bruce
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SUNDRIES.

StGAR Kettles from 3 10 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids skilets and lids. assorted CFst
fran Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks poddng and
Rice Meulds scoiiplcd and plain Cake Pans; Tea
;anisters. SQUARE and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and stovc P;pc House, sheet iron and cop.
per work done ProapiiR, in the very BIS. mspner.
COMSTDCk 4 BROTHERS
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So ~
mAMus.L 4 RALxTON.

nEAIEk, in Groceries and Produces, u.l Forward
IL Ing and Com mission Msychxn il MA n street,
between III and ID. kcokua, lows.
Wouldca the attention II the citisevr o; thisctty
and Country Merchants 10 their largo ana well So
lscted stuck of Groccries. They have u the lar
ticl~s usually kept IN 0roocry bishments
and will sell on the most reasonable taruM. ThrJ
feel confident from their long experience rAA -
tsrsninAsioH 70 give strict personal ate ntnn 20 sas
nov30dw
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To ht Msmbers Of ht bar 81 kso&Vk.
GEsrLEsxs thank you for the honor you
have dome me. by your cali upon me TO bcsausu
candidate fr tbs ONE of Judge Of the Recorder
court, established by the recent amendment 70 the
City Charter.
ny the liberal Jurisdiction conferred spon thss
Court !, was clear intended, by the gentlemsn who
proposed the amended Charter, and BY the Legisis
ture, that II should be court Of considerable Dig
nifty and Importance, xnd IL 1t shall DO the pleasur
IT the COOL people VI the city to elect the to that of
fe. AZ tne SPECIAL clecsion 10 b. hoidsn on the I'D
Monday IN Auga nex., pledge my best .d,ru
10 maze the Court Gil that Il WA des gped IL be.
~ am yet stranger ~ many VI your fellow
cit1ens, though have been = resident of your eli Y
more than Jar. alioS ms this npport unity also
say hat havs the experience oi nflcen years prac.
tee Lawyer, after several years Of Iab,r,ous
service as pepu.y Clerk If ths Circai, aud c.ua,y
Court, While VAS staying my profession. THE
delm II proper to say. not la the spsit Of ost~nta
ton, hnt Is mater of justification VI the couH-
d'nas you have wy n sou !, aaasf, towardi
foar 9os i emf servant
alas aotAs lo5a !. Il. EEEDER,
~ Itfu.ss "A PAT alas ,gf,.
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PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
DEALxRs IN
PLANO FORTE 8.
Sheet Music, and

MUSICAL RCHANDIZE,
GALE ROOMS over Howe Lock q "A
y wood. Store, Second street, be- .sEf(
tween Main and JahHsai, keokuk, <ASN
Iowa. We shall always keep on hand wv
an elegant sssnrtmen, of Pianos from the beet
makers Child r Bishops Melodcons; Martin, Hall
S.n's ard Imported Guitars; French and Herman
Violins; American and Imported F lu,es; Rlutinas
and Accordeons; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
aud Covers. large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music aud Instruction BooIs. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold At Manufacturer prices and always war.
rsntcd. Dealers and teachers supplied ON the mos
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru
mcnts repaired Owing 10 the low stage II water IL
the Ohio River, we IT unable ct present. 10 e
any portion of large stock Of Pianos here sxcep
TOW shipments by railroad, which are sxpsctst
soon.
Keokuk. June -. dSm.
Always - HAND
N7O0DWARD$ CO. haycthisday received b. o.
w Pssss : aneiotof 0satlsnsn' = spring Cloth
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$4,000 ~ost:s 81 property Ser fSnls
On CfcAla.

I WISH - s'. is"f "a "a .a.pr street. BIT. atk
i atta t- ~, ~ Sisa pay t,r-t Dc ! "a. s. s
asa SEARS y ~ g + ititer-s. Also - s-1t -
I'd 80 ~sfn Iscaang ASH Ba1k ,t. and ia;- 4 s
a.t9, 40 u. -. To-. payaals aas ..ai 40 y.s>s
ti4o a3siisi4sl eighth Il hie.i Ne. -: q
LIE !, =. 10. .al y, ia B.oea !. 81; a !
isg I raf liisnf Lets 70, II sd - s.ck No
l6. Ai,ss'aattl ~ X ,kaA Also i2a .aYcs u,
!.ara weif located in iscSs 81 I ahship. ono nflL
f.WRIes r.yYnn
also n.nt partnsr sith from - 400 H. $40 900
(saoea rtd basine-s man. without AIRY old fcgy
t.nisnriss,l " engage in the lusnosr business.
July I'D II I.
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COLLECrgNG AGENCv

INHEsub-sribsrs have opened Agency in this
1 city for tbs collection Of Bills and Accounts.
Merchants, Mechanics, Professional men, and 9th
ers. can dcpead upon prompt attention being given
:. tnuir collections.
Particular attention will b. given n Agents for
s.d,oris, in Renting, making out Lessss, ami col
ie.ttng. j. q. STEWART / CO.,
Ofise North west cor. Third & Johnson sts.,
jyls-d Up Stairs.
ECMPLOfE kS wishing god Haip will And re-
IL spectacle Servants at tho INTEL gcpce and Cen
arai Agency Ofice, y. ". corner Of Sd and John
. II sts.. ~ etAirs.
jyisd ID STEWART 4 Co
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L. aows, IA. LOCK wo0A, q. .. SxAS.
HOWE, LOCK WOOD 4 Co.,

/. aows, IA. L0cxwo0A, a. .. S1&ss
HOWE, LOCK WOOD 4 Co.,
wlIoLEsALE AND EETME
AUCTION and CsHmiasion Merchants, and
KemI Estate Agents,
Second ST., next door - the A,heasam, keotuk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid 70 buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
b. entrusted to us.
s,oring and for~ Arding goods and produce VI ali
kinda.
Liberal cash advances made goods consigned
for sale when desirca.
We have = large aud we'll selected stock Of Gold
ssd lyer watches 1vld Jewefy and notions, which
found in the country.
Msrchapts and psddlers will b~ supplied at es
lrcmeiy low prices for cash.
4 GOOD brick dwelling house winth rooms, IL
n p!easan, part Of the city for sale by
II. /, 60.
. LOTS, on Carol street, for sale by
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
O GOOD business Lots, on tLe L-vse, for sale BY
. II. L. 10.
A FINEFAkM, in Hancock Co. lila, with geod
"A improvements, for sale by II. L. : CO.
leg ACRES II Land, With improvements, With
lOO in miles OF thsciy on the plank road, for
sale by II. l.. 4 co.
on ACRES II Land, with Improvements, within
on 10 miles Of the city, on the plank rosd for
sale by II. l.. 70.
I 2OO ACRES Of LA"d, in Mi''oa,,, Tor a.. Ne BY
vGNW0 and one half acres of Land, with . COED
L brick hoase In Mentrose, for sale by
n l.. co.
A PINE BUGGY suitable for one or two horses,
n aud good one horse buggy, for sale by
ii. l.. Co
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
"A square, lot rs feet front by lao deep, and viii
b. sold al bargain by H. l.. W
A LARGE brick honse Second Street. lot 30
~ feet front by Is fee. deep, for sale by
H. l.. / Co
\ LOTS Bs feet front by 1875 iest deep, with tns
q frame house with Ave rooms, good cellar. and
situated in god location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will b. sold 1t great bargain by
II l.. 4 CO.
7 ol 5, IN block 1917, for sals by
IL II. L. 4 co.
r, LOTS in Kees' addition, for sale by
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TuST REtEIvED--A let Of Pstors' Eclectic RI
I'll anoforte school; = new work arranged from the
best European composers, with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also, Beriims, Hunters and Rich
ardson Instructions for Piano, together with all tbs
popular works FOR Melodson, Guitar, Violin, Ftats
Ac., by PATRICK ACROUsk,
"a IT., bet. Main johnson, up stairs.
Ksokuk. July 3-dm
glNHE AgriculturAl Bank Of Tennessee II taken 81
j Ut our counter ~ other currency.
FORD, GORHAA FORD
July 3s-du
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TINE LARG EST STOCK Or
DRY GOODS
IN THE VEST!
AND WILLIE
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES,
XNEwIsH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTEN-
w TioN ToouR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twcasy-fiv~ TAsusanA
Yards,
From % cents to 81 per yard-,he bsst bargains
offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGEs, real
FRENCH oElANDIE aud JAckoNEr ROBES
OF SPLENDID Styles.
Fine Lsce Goods in great variety, and at the low
est prices.
CHANTiLLA LACE l. FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTlLLAS,
h"' evoFy variety OF
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS,
From - q os5. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
or THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALIcOS,
From ) to o cent, per yard-good madden coiors
We wish al.o to call particular attention to our
stock Of
G A RIP e IS,
Consulting Of real English velveis Brussels , ply,
and Superior Ingram, ., Lower Prices than
Anyother House in the West.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods. Linens, DC.
OWE OF OUR FIRM LIVES Nv SET FORK CITY,
snd is constantly forwarding to us the
Newest styles and CAcapess Goods
That are imported 10 the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE- UNDERSoLD
ny ANY HousE N THE COUNTRY.
COME AND TRY Us.
IA. DURKEE x Co.,
No. IS, North aide Main ST., ts, Sd and An,
Juiyll-dAw kEoKuK. IOWA.
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straw nuA Covn.ssalk Caters.
VERY substsntial machine, considered the
~ bestin use; cutting equally we'll straw And
eur stalks f6s Understanding which aheaA -
in ehe hauds Of every farmer and stable keeper.
For - s. 3. w. b n. TUCKkR,
ass411v 6isn Of The Rsd Padleek.
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C0Slosasles Tor the Little Yolke.
LIVERY thing that you can think Of u tickle TIA
- hearts of the little folks b had ~ q. Oher.
o. -. SIGN OF THE ira yIDpLy.
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G. The Times Of Tuesday says that the
Republicans expected 70 carry this township
by 200 majority. In yesterdays Times it 10
said the Republicans calculated confidently
on $50.
Now the truth il We never heard any Re-
publican claim over So majority.
The Times processes to be safis6sd with
the result. For once, then, tho Timss and
Gate City arc alike "sstis6ed /" with the re-
suit.
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M u UCAL!

s.G ,uDe arc respectfully invited u ..>ii at the
L NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber, and e.
anime the most spcndid stpck Of
PIANOS, MEIODEON8,
QUIT ARS. Flutes. vIOIINS.
STRING, Sti EET Music, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
A~., ever offered in lcws:
All instruments sold are warranted at EastsrS
prccs-
Rooms in Ogden new building, No. So, Main 4.
a. ar second. y. c. ISBELL,
novi3dv Teacher Of Music.
New sheet Mustc.
TUST rsesi, Cd 81 o. G. lshell's Musc Rooms. 6ns
d assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
lications. ap~z5-dtf
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n. q. nlrsIa LITTLE,

tIatc Of Pennsylvsnis
nFFERS his professional services 10 tho oifi.ens
~ of Keokuk and vicinity. lie can be consulted
atthe st. Charles Hotel.
Dr. Little Is graduate Of the University of Penn.
syl.snia, and has tho experience Ut six years eA-
tensive practice.
1 Juiv 81. lA56-d
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TThe reduction OF the letter postage 10
this country Was ons Of tho most beneficial
msAsurcs ever adopted BY Congress. Yet
Mr.. Buchanan opposed it 10 the Senate Of
the United States. II his opposition had
prevailed, letter postage would now be 25
cent, instead of s. The great Sag N.ch
statesman would have tn. postage Of a let
ter - csn.s, AMI require men TO work for 10
crnts > d,v. lie would like TO hare the post
AZ ~ -ngie letter sbsorb the whole OF 1.
10 "ris. m,n'- wages for two days and S
half IL soa.d AJAX. An times. Wouldn't
n - Aoulay.ltl Jour.
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~ Lisr ov INDIANA fKKE BANKS taken % Cur
rsney ., the Banking House. In this city.
D.ak VI the Capitol. Indianapolis.
iAnk u EikhArt, Elkhxrt.
bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank of Monticello Monticello.
Bank u Psoii, Pspli.
Bank Of Salem. Salem.
Bank VI Rockville, Rockville.
Bank % Syracsse, syracuse.
Bank VI Warsaw, Warsaw.
Brookvili. Hank, BropkvItls
Cambridge City Bank. Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank Indianapolis.
lrfsecnt City BANK. Esansyisle.
ExrhAn1e Bank Gft -Gesst.s.
Far.nsrs' snI III 4ohsaie 81 iiank Indianapolis
fay ~ County Ia y conn tsvilie.
farme,-' Bank, Westneid.
tiran rcy HANK, lafayette.
ir.ier Bank. k,Ksn,pst
!.d,ana Bssk. Madison.
Indiana ,to7 / Bsnk. Laporte
allan heserys Bank Koksno
l.Sf s~ky st.rk - Ioiumbus.
L-2-,ng Hant. Lima.
Merchant ard Msrhanies' Rank, New Albany.
NY Va. sto-k tank. Fv-nsv.i.e.
rra,rie Cay Bank. Terre Hautc.
Parasite Bark.
S,r.hern Bank. Isrr, Hau,@
~ issna, Salem,
saving Bank u Ind, ana Connersville
-hnwnse BANK, httlcs.
Tippecanpe Bank. Winnamao
FRAZIER Bank, indianapolis.
~ Th" notes IL the following Rsnts ~ pet re
eesel by aay n III Banker H. this csty. with tht
exception 81 the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
IL 'ASen By Dcmtrg Love ard Ford. dorh.m 4
Ford.
bank Of Tccums. Trcnmssh Mich
Asennb Go. Bank Mt. Clemens. Mleh
Arlington Bank, Washington. ID. &.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville. Tenn.
Eschange Bank u Tenn, Murfreesb,ro Tenn.
Bank Vt Kart 1rnness-e, Knoxville, Tenn.
cn'r-i hank of fcnnessse. Nashville, Tenn.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, ureensboru Md.
Valley Bank, Ha2crstown Nd
Manufacturer and Mech Bank, Columbus g 60
Painters aud Mechanics Bank. Dalton, t;eo.
Rhode lsiaai Central Bank East q reen wlch, r.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, r. l.
Etlsworth hank, Ellsworth. Ne.
uneers Rank, Boston, Mas
Woo,tsr Rank. Daniury. Conn.
hAnawbA Bank, X anawha, Va.
Comtpercial Bank chiragg. Ill
Tbs Iesumseh liaIk. aud Msconb County Bank
counted on the Wild eat list and should be L.
stoae The Commercial Bank, of Chicago has fail
ed, but the circulation IL secured. and no -eriou
/ shaw. should b. submitted 10.
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To RENT,

A FINE brick store Main A., 3 stories high
~ and 50 feet deep. For further particulars, APP
p.y 10 10. STEWART 4 CO..
North west corner Of Third \ johnson ats,
jy2J-d Up stairs.
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C.. ODEnTOP
II EEPS stock Of Family Groceries, variety Of
IN Toys, and m assortment u Musical Instsu
nsnts. Tor sale Main Street, between second q
Third. msr -, 1883.
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NOTICE.

YSHE mortgages given in payment for land pur-
i CEASED from Marsh, lee 4 DsiavAn, aud Charles
Mason, are psced in hands OF d. W. Kilbourae. Of
keokuk, who 10 authorised 70 collect all moneys
due, and to grow due thereon.
CHAS. MASON.
HIRAM BARNEY.
Keokuk AnYiI 10. lH56-dGN6m