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Sampsel House.
Miller House.
LAWYERS

JOHN 6. FULToN EJoHN II. INCOMES.
Fulton & McCombs,
a TToRNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS AT
"A LAW, Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th, 1855. 26tf -
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John Sheridan:

JONI DIltTIuaH:
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland o., will
N attend promptly TO all business entrusted
to his care. Office over WATSON d Stubs Shoe
Store, in the Railroad Office.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Learn not to judge too rashIy of any
one, either in respect to good or evil, for
both are dangerous.
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WA. ~osBoRN.l [wM. B. ALLISON.
Osborn & Allison,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
N Law, Office OH Church Street, opposite
Store of ]. W. Boyd, Ashland, Ohio.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Alerbants.
{. TICKNoR.l lM.t. ROWLAND
TICKNOR & 60.

H0OASs Wall Paper md
Eancy pods, e
CHEAP FOR CASH atthe Mansfield BeoK Store
~ opposite the Post once, in Smiths Block.
ICPDoRt forget the place. A full assortment OF
school BOOKS WILDE constantly kept on hand,
together with a large stock of Miscellaneous Works.
and the BEST GOLD PENS in the market. Also,
a fine assortment OF Paper Hangings, Borders: &c.
else where.
Mansfield, Not. 9th. 1875 26tf
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Don't Relieve rs

U0nC Believe It.
THAT B. c. TICKNoR has gone out of the Book
L business. o6tf
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The Jewish SlOp-ShOpmust come GOWN
RROAD CLOTHS,

s.+tinetts. Cassimeres and Vestings, and is pre-
nered to do CUSTOM WORK on the shortest no.
lice and for Chez pness and quality o. Work, he
challenges and Defies competition !
Let all who want Clothing at the 10 rest rates al
which they can be afforded, call at the Peoples
Cheap Clothing Store" Christ when on eaIth
kicked the Jews out of the Temple on account OF
their dishonesty, and the people have long since
lost confidence in my Competitors OF the "JeW1sh
ter to pay Paul"-tE atis Idontsen one custom:
er Clothing below cost, and then make II on o.my
next customer, but will sell Clothing on an aver;
age, as low as any establishments the county
SOeRS S9OO8
NY stock is large enough to meet All oemanas,
and cannot fail to please all who VIII ceEno ex-
anime it. Let everybody call and see tee these
thing s are true.
Ashlsud, Dec. 12. 1855. zo-on'
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LIST OF

D EMA1NING in the Post ONCE at Ashland, ou'
II the 3Ist day OF March, 1856.
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Don't Believe II

Don't Believe It.
THAI he intends to buy out any opposition cstaB
l. Esh1eut. oatf
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The Old Fashioned Tub Must Yield the Palm.
w ASH TUB!
PATENTED NOVEMBER 9Th, 1858.

can be established by reliable persons who
Il have used WIsNER's TUB, that it is the best
and most convenient machinery for
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PHYSICIANS.

P. H. Clark, NJ. D.,
OFFICE opposite Store of Boyd d Selby,
" Main Street, Ashland, Ohio.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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No man can be proyident of his time,
that is not prudent in the choice of his
compapv.
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Notice In Teachers.

HE Board of School Examiners Of AsRaana
County will hold the following E19minaS
tions during the year 1856, at Ashland, ~ NV
School buildings, viz:
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
$l2, otherwise S.,
Notices of meetings, charitable societies. IRE
conpaniss, Ac., half price.
Displayed Advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head
Of Especial notices. douefs the ordinary rates.
Special notices in the local column 20 cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclusively,
in the Daily after the first two weeks, 10 per cent.
moro than the above rates
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
will b. inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingy.
All fraas,eat ddpsrfisemsafs mma be pad In advance.
This rule will not be varied from.
When the advertiser usss the Weekly aioae, the
price will be the same ~ in tho Daily. Where the
Daily and Weekly are both used. 25 per cent. win
be deducted from tho aggregate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser pays 80
much for the space he occupies, the changes being
chargeahle for composition only. This plan Is now
generally adopted. Our charge for changes will be
Ii cents per square.
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Illegal Voters Beware !!

The statutes Of Iowa provide that IL any
person votes m ore than once; or votes know
ing himself not to be qualified; or votes when
he is not resident Of the place where he
offers his vote; or has not been resident Of
the State for six months; or is under twenty
one years OF age; or is not citizen OF the
United States: or is not duly qualified to
vote from any cause whatever: Every such
person shall be fined in sum from two hun
dred to three hundred dollars, and imprisoned
in the County Jail from six months to one
year.
Efficient arrangements have made for spot
ting every illegal voter at the Polls, and
prosecuting to the full extent Of the law in
the Courts of Justice. Allpersons, therefore,
whom moral principle fails to restrain from
aviolation Of the law, may look forward with
a good degree Of certainty, to term Of one
year in the County Jail.
The statute also provides that tslf any
person procure, aid or assist, counsel or ad-
vise," any such unqualified person to vote,
he shall Do fined not less than Fifty nor more
than Eve hundred dollars, and shall be i'm.
pri.oned in the County Jail not exceeding one
year.
Jealous canvassers will do we'll to take
heed, and keep themselves within the pale Of
CLAW and order" lest the penalties Of tn.
Law be inflicted upon them.
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Coxc1usvE.--Soon altsr The CopssnicAn
system Of astronomy began % b generally
understood, IN old Oonnsetieat farmer went
to hls parson with the following inquiry:
DR.. T., do you bslisvs 10 the new story
they tell about the earth moving around the
sun %
edo you think" inquired ~ farmer
again, ~ihet Is y aoeosdllg - - scriptures?
II Il 10 true, how could Jeshas command the
sun TO stand still?"
Umph!" quosh the doctor, scratching
bic head, "Joshus connaadsd The sun to
stand still, did he 20
eyes"
every we'll; did you ever hear that he set
it =, going again p
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froa tAe Correspondents CAaftsoson HtaaAAzd.
- UeAsas AlscssSa-E0s1ylpo Ger
oDSo1pos - ooasooRn t1as. =
81 d K.T., Thase1 Z ese: :.
USA8 AxDAxD: Eve mot
ako1 q elections, " \ vre ~
- a. Ego, take pla C. lhs f.
OR Ong snen here - = 60
~ l6f1sak, and think t65 SsslsSsEy v61s
will DO By far the lafeG ~ nay b, II
Missouri will come forward ri - euGht, ard
I've no doabt will. HI, i41asx 4eakssh ~
f..s g ksss..--bs;ne ia ~ ls4eE,
can ssod, at momsnt's notiss, nsn nough
sithss - control the ballot. hox -. sspel aaa
invasloo; and Why can " 'net with justice
apply "A Aiaeosri IT. I'D s1e1 vtsn We
k1D6 nd1sds 81 - ~ enooRi6g the Ter
ritory under the Leadership q ~ n11ssisus
jim Lane, for the sole purpose Of voting.
This coming election will, think, decide
now, Ne VII bsaA tlan hooncoH. 3Aoge afs
nees Ffes 0oilses hs1s non thau l thiak will
ever b hon again; md the vfntef will hill
Oh all, or most Of those who attempt 70
weather Il out.
There 10 party being made up now for
the Big Blue 10 xots 6rss, and then, believe,
engage in . bngAlo haat. Mr.. Jenkins, from
Edisto Island, has gone there already 70 rsp-
resent III elcosed) MarsAall county.
The weathet hero 10 excessively cold, and
ics has been seen half A lnsh Thick. Colds
and sore threats are quite common.
Gen. Ayrs and party start from here on
Monday, Immediately after they have voted,
on their return home. Many will follow
soon, and your friend and correspondent
among them. Wec do no good BY Staying
atlsr zoe hare roted, and wosld, bssads suf-
fesing from cold, DO It ~ s1psnss, without
being able to make 90 red" Gov. Gesry
has ordered all the troops frea tie Territory
to come into Fort Lsavs0woStA, 70 be q HE
disposal, and promises great things. II he
only does al he promises there viii b. no
further use for the citizens TO take up arms.
We heard few days ago thAt h had paid .
visit to Lawrence, with view TO make up .
company Of "Lnw and Order Men," from
that town, but, as every one anticipated, re-
turned disgustsd. lmnsdiatsly afterwards,
| Gen. Smith received orders 70 send dstsoh-
ment Of troops TO cut Oh Lane, over whose
head an indictment still hangs.
Nothing Of Importance has ttsnspired sinos
last wrote, and, ~ have already sAid, With
the exception Of some little sgsitsnsat about
elections, we are now more quiet than We
have been in Q long time.
Respectfully yours, TO-,
lxoonAs.
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Republicans to tho Polls.

Oar work is done. The day Of action 10
upon US. The contest must now be decided
by the ballot. Let every Republican now
devote one day to the cause OF freedom, for
the good Of his country. Go at once to the
Polls, and work as patriot should work till
the Polls are closed.
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DIsrRfcr CouRr.-The District Court for
this county commenced its fall session in this
place on last Monday Judge Lowe Of Keo.
kuk, presiding. The Grand Jury was sm-
pannelled, but no bills were found, and the
Jury dismissed.
State ". r. N. Crssap and Russell Smith.
indictment for refusing to let an Irishman
~c.c ~!.hcI: producing Il. naturalization
papers TO judges - tho August election,
ISIS. This case caas on for trial u ths
March term, 1856, and after occupying two
days Of the Court, the jury returned YER
dict Of I'VE the jury cannot agree" At
this term Of the Court the jury rsndsred .
verdict o. not guilty" without leaving their
seats. The prosecution Of this case has COST
the county over $500. Keep il before the
people that this was commenosd and prose-
outsd BY the Democratir party for political
effect. KeosoGquo Republican.
TaE CsrsUs or Russia. The Mon;tour de
rAruee gives The following ~ the result Of
the census Of the Russian Empire, taaes by
order Of the Emperor q thAAisss q his 40
cession 70 tho thronss The total population
il Ga, COX, 900.
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Fremont ana Bachanan..The Con.
trAUu.

Hrcnoaa md BachananssThe Com
traUt.
FREE LAB0R-TliE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THR REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE To BE RELIED ON AS THE Bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - Joas c.
Passwords Letter Of Aceedfanee.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD. AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - Ser b.
cAanan's Speech Lo~ Wages. Niles Register, soi.
Z, psgf 40.
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RIcxEY / MASON, Surgsoa Dsatists, are
prepared 70 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutts Pcrcha, also upo1 Platina with
continuous Gum, which Tor beauty and
cleanliness canuot be surpassed. They are
done In the City, and 1t . lsss price than
any other ONCE here. Once on Bloadeau
between Third and Fourth.
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0AoVGHy. 1hoNC 1ebusbOby me 0o0
slave TRADE.
The New Orleans Delta, one Of the most
influential papers Of the Southwest, closes
. long editorial, the main portion Of which
il that Slavery is essential to Repab licsn In
stitutions, with tho following avowai OF its
sentiments and purposes:
We hare hh::.->>::c.o.a po.a.ai 10 .ae measure
OF negro exemption ~ one highly favorable
20 the objects just named, to wit the diff
sion aud extension Of Slavery, and the con-
sequent consolidation Of the slave-ownng
interest. One other measure re are in Ia
vor Of, though we fear its announcement may
throw some Of the s'ancient fogie mepv into
almost cpileptic CONSERVATION. Nsverthe-
less, We shall announce it, apd here declare
that we not only desire 10 make territories
now free, slave territories, and TO acquire
new territory into which to extend Slayery
---such ~ Cuba, North eastern Mexico, &c..
bat We would reopen the African Slave
Trade, that every white man might have =
chsaee TO make himself the owner Of one or
more nsefoes, and 20 With them and his
household Be1s ah1Fssss..cppsrtnnity beckon-
Mt ~ Aortk w0o1o psssr consent TO this:
they weslA Dissolve - Cnion rather than
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eastneat, ~ ~ ecoseeelen vSah - -. /
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eT A slats.Qsarsy hss bssa discovered in
Lucas county.
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:.
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-, '''s -. Dysss'ssy'
A's.os1 "''n .siaAA"on- - sa.es Ps'A's.'s aed
l''so's Umeoy y " ans3eAieo. fsf eniidrs0
'ec'oanss s'sss"ea WAn suisessoA % - eevsD' "
y the most soothing remedy !. -. pr'pAssd and
oAssiss - Dv.ass.
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80 10y, $50 -. =
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THr ncnnH ANT m vENyCn
1.'. ga
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tho f.ro. Of
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Psssss q ASaaassasa.
Rnro~akAe A Dvsss Csvsae.. "a ets
Family Circle. ....................45
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AND AM -
SELLING OIJT -
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grant il, ray the croaking impracticahles.-
you DO not know Che NsE. 6.
acular - you look vhsa Aa6iously shAksnE'
your heads. Il would not oppose any 9crs
bitterly Asllasgs ds1asa No shis hsoaly
made, tkan =. ssa:ll one family and po..
litely uaeed. Try it ThsFs i nothing o.
lose by q axperiasas- AAll svsAts, Il -
attempt 70 reopen No srees should I'll, is
wosld give one more proof Of how injurious
our connsctiea With tie North has become to
10, and would indicate one more signal ad-
vantage which Southern confederacy would
have over the present heterogeneous associa-
ton called the Union.
The Delta evidently regards the result OF
the recent elssGioas - m indication OF the
success Of the slavery -Propsgandists - e.
tAhlishiag Slavery in kansas, and already
proposes the further extension Of Slavery
and the re- establishment Of the Slave Trade,
closing with peremptory threat Of dissolv-
ing the Union should the North refuse 10
Weld TO their demands.
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We psblisA ts-day staasnsnt u D. G. DUcx
~ n ss.s.'es . sas Is:Sps.s. ns.l1se y
b ~ lais IN, anl covered " this CsoSaa1. h
fSaaklin = . saks, pns0pt asA rsliAAls Cs0Yaay,
90 - take pls1sses 10 ssssn1sDAiss u = ~
So1o11esn1esa ~ ses sitissas 49, 80 taoselnes
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PENNs YLvANIA mAILROAD.

VyHRkE daily through F1.ins, S,svesn Phi,.del-
! pha and Httsburg. g.-THE AoRSlSa MAIL TRAm
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg 1t n A. NJ, and
Pitasburg FIR Philadelphia at A. N. TIE FAsr
LANE leaves Philsdelphis for PttsburE ct P. II
TaE NIcHr ExpKEss TRAIN leaves Philadel lphia for
Pittsbarg at II p. NJ, and Pttsburg for Philadel-
phia at 10 r. NJ.
The above lines connect at pittsburs with Rail
and Chicago, H.; Frankford, Lexngtoa and Lor-
iville, Ky; Terre HAute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield
hellefoniai1e SaedGsky, Toledo, Cleveland Colum N.
bus, Zanesville, Msssllon and Wooster, Ohio also.
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
lsans, St Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnaai.
Through Tickets can BE- had TO or from either Of
the above PLACES
For fnrthsr particulars see Hand bills aa the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the W. est
Will hnd this the shortest and most expeditions
roate y Philadelphia, baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. THOS- MOORE,
AeRKr Passenger Lines, PhilAdelphia.
]. NE6kINEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburx.
Feb. I. 1855 .-lv
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grHE Wcssem Stage Conpany rsspsctfully an
4 pounce p the public thai their Coaches leave
Kookuk Daily (Sunday cxcepted) for Fairfield, o.
kAlooeA 6oet De- Noinss and Council Bluffs uaauins
thvcugh Boston. Charleston, Primrose, winchestsr
Bifmingham, Ashland, Agency City, Ottumwa, I'd.
4yvills. Oskalssa, Pslla, Monroe, Apple Grove, 4
II. Des NOines.
From Oskaloosa ttri-weeklyl to Council Rluds. vi,
1se1ntnln, Knoxvfile, Pleasantville, Indianola st
Charles Mipt<rnett, Indiantewn, Silver Creek, (
C0uncii Blufs.
Also from Ottamwa via Blakcsburs, Abba, La.
grange, 70 Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from kekouk. Daily, via Warren, Pennington
RioAparte eensonsport, ksosauqus, Pittsbsrg, Troy
70 1toLn LnAalA-
Atao q fort Dodge from Fort Des Moinss, passiaa
throsnS 1eeas shoros aad Homss
Every attention will he paid for the comfort and
convenience Of panSnec
Coaches leave Keeksk lor oil the abovs places u 3
o'clock, A. NJ. sas ss s#
- Once on Main Street, second dn0f above the
LAAlsde House. w. B. POTTNR Agent.
June l1ly
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= CARD

shE subscriber having disposed of HE Dssuerre. !
~. .uciiery, toJ; Y. 0uk Rso., formerly Of Ne =
nor. Csty, would tender his thanks 20 the citsens
keok.k and vicinity for tho liberal patronars 49,
slowed on him during the last three year, And vosa
recommend all who wish True Pictures. to eail ii
the oldstand, No. 50 Main street. -
,juneled I. ". nur1r
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keokuk, f1.. Ues MOAmes q Mluncs . N
RAILROAD COMPANY.
~. Once % Main Btrsst, over brnoe Danisis'
Store.
Bspt- L, lo86.--Akwly

June sunaneR RAFRangenens. 1853.
~
Pro. keokuk 20 Chicago, Niagaea Falls, nudslo.
Ne. NY Yer. T.s and Boston ~. and @ a.ls,bug
ieith. Dubuque. St. Paul, Ao., via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
PROM
Quincy - Gale sbuFg.
coHKECTIONs:
a Idslssburg With the Chicago and Burlington.
"A and Peoria and Oquawka Railroads for Bur.
ington, Peoria, Wysnctt, Mendoza, junction. Chi
Al wyanctt and Pond Creek with chics 70 and
Rock Island. and Bureau Valley Railroads for Rock
Island Iowa City, .Iasalie, &c.
At Mendota with Illinois Central Rsilro.d for
Fulton City. Galena, Dunlcith. Dubuque, ST. Paul,
and other river towns; Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Para, DC.
AtJunction with Galcna and Chicago Union Rail
road for Elgin, Belviderc, Beloit,. Madison Free
port. &c.
AtchioAgo With the great Eastern and North
crn lines, for Milwaukee, Fond du Lac &C.. Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Wheeling baltimore,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge,
Albany, Springfield, Boston, and cities and town.
generally throughout the sast.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Quincy and Chicago. On and after tn, 18th
inst until further notice, Trains will run - follows
!. Chicago Expsess-Lcaves Quincy atA AZ A. ~
arrives at dalesbssxA at o.5s A. H., at Wyrnet
l2l5P. H., st AendotA st l.25 r. H., at Junction
&l5P r n, At Chicago GIN.
Z. Chicago Express-Leaves Quincy s 20 p. r.. ar
rivss - 0alasburg $50 p H., at Wyanelt lilo r. n
ct Mendoza l2.33 a. ~, at junction $40 A. H., q
Chicago 5.S5 ~.
8. Qaincy Kxpress-Lesves Chicago g. 56 4. H., ar
rves 81 Gslesburg Sis r. NJ, and At Quincy IL 4!
r.n.
4. Quincy Express--I,eaves Chicago $40 ?. H., ar
rives 1t Gaesburg Asa NJ, and At Quincy at l0Al
An.
Trains rum into and leave from "Union Depo, ,
Chicago.
| BAGGAGE CHECKED TO CHICAGO
Passengers leaving Quincy in the morning trair
win arrive ut Rock Island PEORIA Galena, Dunleitb
Dubuque and Chicago same evening making sur
connections NJ Chicago with trains east.
| Leaving Quincy in the evening train, viii ar
| rive Ut the above points in the morning, MAXIM
connecti at Chicago with trains north ems
and south.
! Daily Boat Of the Minnesota Packet Co., leave
Dunleith for st. Paul, etc.
For particulars and further inf fnmation, please ap
ply ut the Companys Office, Main street, between tn
Laciede House and Western Stage Of6ce, Kcokul
where Through Tickets to all principal places can
procured. Through Tickets also b. had on boar
| the Steamers 0f the St. Louis keokuk Packet Co.
| Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad.
va. BULLIONS, Gen. Eupt
s. n. BURNHAM, ten. Ticket Ag,
| J. II. TEwKsBrRr, Agent, ksokuk.
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Important - Travellers.
The new and quick Route now opsn through I.
New York il 45 hours from st. I.ouis vie the
49, O1aBO AND n1OOI00HPPF
A1oA0 0uA0E RAILROAD.

y. D. MALL AMI 6AFh86S NOUTE.
Csrryjag tAe 0rssf NorsAsrn smd Eesfeyn Neil
TWO rHROU0H TRAIN1 DAILY.
Morning Mail train leaves st. Louis ut clock A. n
Lightning Express : Pn
C0ansctingat vincennes With the r. 4 G. r. r. for
Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and there With fast
trains Tor CinCinnati, New York. Louisville, Boston
Baaalo, PhiiadslPhia, Cleveland baltimore, Dunkirk
Richmond and Washington City &c.
NocAAnse Of car At ferc Haute.
Also coansosing ~ Ssndoval with the l. C. r. r..
the most pleasant route to Cairo and all points In
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
6t. Louia.
Passengers and baggage conveyed TO and from the
Depot free Of charge. Through tickets can be pro-
cared - the once Of tho Keokuk Packet Co., o. a The
Company ONCE, No. 78 and 80, cor 4th and Chest
mt street, Under the Planters House, or No. 80
South Levse, ~. Louis.
N. B. Passengers It and below Keokuk, make !
saving Of from 12 70 81 hours time.
JAMES M. WARD, Eup't.
A. W. DANA, Asst. Eup't.
isaac WrAAx. Sole Ticket Agent. octSOdy