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SOMETHING NEW

4 NDhighiy important ~ all Interested IN the
a construction aud repair IT ali kinds Of build
ings steamboats, or cars. ~
hpunl ersignsd would announce to the people wi
the city IL ksokuk and vicinity that they arr nov
fulyprepare TO put Mt the shortest notice, t. r.
RusseIl's Patent Compound Cement Roofing ON cam
vas, completing the roofs VI ordinary sized build
ngs IN day. Also Viii cover old leaky tin roofs
at half the ypensc, making them AS good OK better
than when new.
From good and sufioicni reasons, We ropose the
stmos confidence in the adapt dness Of the cornbina
ton ard OF this cement foi ali roofing purpo-
res. Having seen its merits faithfully demonstra-
ted We prepared say tina; il ~ superior 10 Tin,
shingles, Slate, or any other roodng now in use,
b,ingperfcciy water tight and fire proof, admitting
Of any pitch. either step or hat.
1t aihsres ARMY 70 whatever IL Ii put upon, is
not affected by the heat Of Summer or the frosts Of
winter, does net DIR or run, but becomes hard and
smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
ing thereon, and Is as cheap ~ shingle.
We wish u state that this is no Pitch. Felt, Draw
Ind larubber u,n 3halsch. astap rchs roof
ing. but il a different combination from any and all
thu cement ronhng assdfn thiSety or viesaity.
All roofing dons by ~ ws warrant equal 20 she
sample which b. n orr sA0p. - he corner
If 9Th and Tmsasts., Or NJ orr boarding place, 81.
Charles Hotel.
All ted wc Invite to call before contracting
for other roofing CQWL6S = PALMhk.
| NoricE. TO thssc wishing to engage in tbs bust
ness elsewhere Ne ofsr for sale the must Of the
counties Of this State. C.4P.
July 3 d3m,
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PATRICK & GROUSE,
DKALE.s "
PIANO FORTE = ,
Sheet Ausic. and

MUSICAL MERCH ANDIZE,
CALk KOOMsovsr Howe Lock e "A
- woods Store. Second street, be- HS
tween Main and johnson, keokuk,
Iowa. Weshsll alwsys keep on hand W.
an elegant assortment Of Pianos from the best
makers Child Bishops Melaassns; Martin, Hall
4 Sou's and Imported 6aisars; French and herman
yiolins; American and Imported Flutes; Fistinss
and Accorienns; Fine French, English and Italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin CAsesj Piano Stools
and Covers. A large and select catalogue Of Sheet
=. "ia1.s sad
onr SOLD a Aanafact m6s prices and sivaW war-
ranted. DealesS snd tcschers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Planes tuned aud mu1lcal instru-
ments repaired. Owing TO the low stsge VI water In
the Ohio River, are NJ unable 81 present 70 get
any portion Of large stock Of Pianos here except
lev shipmsnts - railroad, which are expected
soon.
Keokuk, June -. dam.
| TusT REsEIvED---A lat OF Peters Eclectic Pr
u Anofosts scheof; new wnrk arranged from the
ksss EasopsAn composers with selections from Amer
loan authors. Also, Bsrtim's, Hunters and Rich
ason Instructions for Piano, together with all tn,
popular works for Mclodeon, Guitar, Violin, Flute
he, BY PAIklCh 6CKOus4,
"a It,. bet. Main johnson, mp Stare.
4 luk Julw I'm
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Late PUBLICATIONS.

For sale NY J. r.. Cave Sen,
Main street between Sd and Ath
L>RNEST LINW0ob, by Mrs. Caroline Lee
IL IIenu
vagabond Life in Mexico, by Gabriel Ferry.
The Great American Battle, the Contest be-
tween Chris tianiiy and Romanisu, by Anna Ella
Carol.
The sparrowgrass Papers, by Fred Coxaens.
The Bunsby Papers, Or Irish Echoes, by John
Brougham
Ladies Guide to Perfect Gentlity, by Emily
Thornwcll.
Rachel tray, tale founded fact, by Julia
kS,vanaugh
The Ship Carpenters Family, byW Z, Whitman.
1 War; Kansas, single trip to the border among
new homes and strange people by Douglas Brew
! erton.
| Green Mountain Girls, by Blythe White.
The Song Of Miikawatha, translated from the
original foegu; by Mare Anthony Henderson,
Daisy Burns, astory, by Julia kayanaugh.
Toiling and Hoping. story Of Little Hanch-
hack by Jenny Marsh.
Married. not Mated by Alice Carey.
For sale by
| June g. sd CAVE SON.
tVNliE Life and Travels Of Herodotus in the fifth
century b,fore Christian imaginary bogra
ply founded fact, illustrative Of the history,
gion, literature. arts, aud social condition of the
tricks, Egyptians and Pcrsians, by j. I. Wheeler
Y. Rus. For sale by
iupelTd CAVE SON
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their bnnchi
pIsi onwren
xto20. i uck tin
sotei $
ssheeir o
Ears kerngI
sbackea Tea
elo LA
uofpmhase stothe rtock
ep2sy w
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A Hasten will be found the largest io Of irish
- Of
nite gods ut prices that cannot be beat In any
"Fsstfh atafhtt' aprad
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Good Nows for the Ladies.

"A endless variety u SILK and Linen Peck q, i,su
"A kerehiefs anil crayats at apr2d IIusToN's
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4illmOre,s Hair Rapsa m.

BEAUTIFUL preparation Ter the Hair, and E1operly
used, will restore 1t 70 its original softrcas ana
BEATTY Those Who have used ii say il Is the best
pre- paa'ion they have secn.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WIxissoS 4 MAR
Snail, prugf,ats, successors ~ IL H. ayres, corner
ef Main and Third streets, Keoi uk Iowa Also by
Druggists and Merchants througho the State.
i Nrfnhrr 3 tah---nANx
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EHAvING AND HAIM.Ca THING.
TINHE saloon II George Cabur. below Parsons
i Bank, on Main street,i the fayorite resort Of
Gentlemen forcean sha wing, am pooinK,
and scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety OF choice Fancy Articles, including
hne soaps, Pomatum, Brushes Of ali kinds, Cravats
Collars. &C., aiwsys on hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere. GEO. CABUE.
apr9S-dlm
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LIME LlmEyy
WE, the undersigned, would inform our friends
w and the public in general, that we have just
burned kiln Ut hrst rate lime, ana will constantly
keep ON hand full supply Of said article during the
season. Orders respectfully solicited.
kilns the Arst below the corporation limits.
mch34dd6n B. ZWAKT 4 co.
DLAIDS.-Thosc beautiful Scotch and Tartan
Plaids. every variety can Be found at
ssp17dAw WOODWARD 4 co.'s.
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A HEAVY stock of Cap. Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
n Post. Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Coiorod Envelopes. at
apr26 HUSTON s.
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JUST PUBLIxM En-,

uoMERIC BALLADS, and Comedies Of Lucan,
l translated by the late Vim. McQuinp, For sale
by CAN$ SON.
June Id
DLU III BUS IAH--A Song by no Aushor-.'A
/ deed without name perpetratedb by Phiiander
Dvesticks, r. u. For sale by
june17d CAVE SON.
'TTUGUENoT EXII.Es, or The Times Of Louis the
i l. Fuurtee nth--a historical novel. For sale by
iuncl7l CAVE son.
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Always Trmdtnp

l HAVEboa ghi out the DrysGoods Store Of James
Is ae2, and viii hercat Ter the b0xluess
IN INSANE place.
Remember me place, One door east If II d. W aed-
wara Co., Main street. u. A. WILLIAMS.
dael4lks
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Office,

49, 49, - ~ 49,.
ksokuk, Iowa May 10.
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Among The foFmcr thcy
would call particular Mt
tention to the Golden
Era" Hot air Cook Steve,
which has now stood the
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nerus,,c.u Mee,,ns,. w..A,.s,...

WAsmlSaroS Nov. l6.--A meeting of the
Republican Association of this city was held
last night. Resolutions were unamimou sl v
passed for the continuation Of their organi-
station on the principles of their old platform
and those Of the Philadelphia Convention.
A Committee was appointed To draft nm
address and resolutions Of congratulatorv
character to the friends of Fremont aud
freedom. and urging upon them the impor-
tance OF keeping up their local organiza-
tions.
Remarks were made laudatory Of Col, Free
mont, and expressive of qualification at the
result Of the election in the Free States; but
the association deemed il at this time I'M udi-
cious to make any Presidential nomination
for 1860.
1t appeared by the sccretary's record that
the Washington Republican Association had
published and circulated about 100000
documents during the campaign, comprising
eighty different kinds. Among which was
100000 copies Of Blair's letter about 2 No.
600 of Mr.. Stewards speech 2ls,000 of Mr..
Summers Crime against Kansas; $4,000 OF
Senator Wilson's speech, and lag, 900 of Mr..
Colfax's speech, together with les 200 Of thu
kanzas Investig sting Committees report.
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How MUCH SHOULD Cow EAr.-Cows, to
give milk, require more food than most farm
srs imagine. j. W. Johnson, writing from
Munidato the Country Geatiemon, gives an
account Of some experiments which have
been made in Bavaria, from which the fol-
lowing IL an extract
sour trials have confirmed the view tn I
cows, 10 give the greatest possible quantity
OF milk, must daily receive and consume
one-thirtieth Of their live weight in hay, or
an equivalent therefor. lie more food be |. iy-
en- it goes to the formation Of flesh and ia,
without occasioning corresponding increase
in the yield OF milk but if, on the contrary
less food be furnished, the amount and alsc
the value of the milk viii be greatly dimin.
ished"
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MoRE Mourns THAN TEArs.-Thc Office
'eekiifg Democracy are rejoicing over IA bar
rem victory. As things now look, all thu
lihee-holders under Pierce in good and re-
speelnhle standing with their party, who has Z
"b.ea'f III the late election about ten per ceul.
On their salaries, reasonably expect TO hold
On. W. DO not see how NJ. Buchanan can
iecapltate Mr.. Collector Redfeld, Mr.. Post.
master Fowler, or the .indomtabe Ryn.
ler-.' As yet there Is a prospect Of only
on vacancy, made by the election Of Jphr
toearane 10 Congress, aud for his (Suryey.
Or ~ the Port) there will be some thousand,
| oil urgent applicants. Really there is dan.
/ ger OF tamtn, among these hungry ontsi.
dars. The ssmpathes II the nation ars be-
aning % STIR II their behalf New Ycri
Mirror.
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Ieiegrspt. News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.--Early this morn.
inc Capt. Meigs' office, caught fire from the
furnace, and when discovered the flames
were extending 10 the other rooms. II was
soon suppressed, AMI the DANCE done com
paratvely small, including plans and draw
ings.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ls.-In our Supreme
Court Yesterday motion was made for an
injunction against the construction Of the
bridge over the Hudson River Mt Albany, on
the ground that il would seriously interfere
with navigation.
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List Of Rcnt Estate ter Sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE l. co.
I FULL Let on Ma,n-st.; 5 do ON Johnssn-st;
i valuable Lots on High street;
81 Morgan -
Concert q
Houses and Lots on Conceri.st.;
Lots on i4th St.
! Business Lot on First-st.
Lots, Leyee
Valuable lots cor. High and 10th ste;
House and Lot an Mofgan-st.;
10 Acres valuable land within q mile of the old
City Limits;
1850 Acres II Land within eight miles Of the old
City Limits;
Acres land in oakwooi, MS, valuable for gar.
denlng purposes
Town Lots in lakewood, which are growing
50 tnc young Fruit Trees,
novia 4 KENDALL, HOWE AGO.
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AInu nnu keady

~ Ii subs rib nav pre- pared to accommodate
the pubic with th3Ice fresh stock of Family
Gtoccries NJ theu store the uf 9Th and
Blsndeau streets, keokuk.
We Will not i,asst VI aus long experience in this
business nor promise 10 sell you lower than any
ither house, "a rusnsl with = new store) but can
Esu e you that Whatever ypu purchase ~ us yuu
find new aud Il sh. aud daiter ourselves the
price Will not ysry much irotn other housex that
nave had their saois On hand silce The first.
Al g,oas pu CD lsei of will b. delivered to any
par OK ths clty i ompty II required.
Atnthgri att -tsya~ ttt-F te fund the following
Rio. IA, A. LAaEAtkA AND MOCHA COFFEE
Imperial, Young Tyson. oon Powder. ooion9. ans
atn.r grSieot Ir.AS, all fresh and goud.
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BsrTFR IRoNY.--Gov. Geary, Of Kansas,
has the reputation Of being a cold. remorse-
less man one Of those who hides a Villains
heart behind smiling face, and some Of
h.s acts seem 10 indicate Us much. OF II
pteec With them Is a recent Official proe.Alia-
tan, appointing day Of Thanksgiving. =
WHAT mQre bttin. sarcasm could be- perpe-
trated A day q thanksgiving for kan-
sas
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EARrHorAKE.-Th Baltic brings nte!i-
senee that a severe earthquake had taken
place, which was felt throughout Egypt
200 houses were destroyed in Cairo. The
city Of Rhodes was in ruins. Some damage
wac also done in SMYRNA. Fortunately but
few lives were lost. |, also did great dam
age IN Messina, pezzalo, Syracuse, Catania,
Gambia, Cerigo, Gran Niche, and other
places in the Mediterranean. Houses, mills,
and churches were reduced to ruins. Fifty
lives are known to have been lost. Several
vessels and steamers III the Mediterranean
felt the shocks severely. On board many Of
The steamers the machinery was stopped
The shocks extended from the II th TO the 10th
If October. During the whole time Noun,
Etna was emitting dense volumes Of smoke,
/ tHvaripus parts OF Italy the SHOCKS were felt
Al Brindisi the people put to sea in boats.
/ At other places the people fled from their
! houses and encampel for many days in tbs
/ heds. Anothcr shock visited Naples on the
oight Of Oct. l6, causing great CONSERVATION
lmong the inhabitants.
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Path IN Time.

TIL ugh life he dark with gref and o nne,
though VII .ue wait ana susi,r long
Yet IT the end the lapse of time
tuaLrns tte right, confuun1s the wrong,
Truth must prcsall Meanwhile endure
OF worldly Pea e lei ~or .dl,ngs boast
Amid b. sto as Of life be sure
ihs iofiiest spirits suffer most.
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MATING roR rHg EMOTIONS TO SrBslpg.
The Amboy Times certihes the following
10 be true 90 the letter, hy one OF the per
suision 10 which the subjec, Of the anecloie
belonged:
The Rev. j. X. J. was pastor Of the Sc.
cond lntyersahst Society in LINN Mass, II
sow years ago. He had hue voice, WINS ii
snowy preacher, and vain of his abilities to
make a great impression. His engagement
with the society WAS about 70 expire, and on
sunday he was 10 preach b., farewell dis
eeu-se. Before gong 10 church. he sent a
note 10 the chor.sterin the following words !
'sI'i.5..se 1cesc- y5ar customary .o.un.ar ~
for a minute and half after the close u
nv sermon this afternoon, In order that the
emotions Of the audience may have time "a
suhsite'
IplqAI4l. The late Sternhald Cakes WA,
rather eccentric, and offered reward fol
the best epltaph for has grave, Several triee
foi the Prize. but they battered him tot
iaael,. hethou.irt Ar last be tried for him.
). If, and the following was the result
til.gs llss tn bady 81 >,ernheid 1ak.t.
hho lsssd and died ike other folks
That was satisfactory, and the old gentle
man claimed the reward, which, AS he had
the paying of it himself, was 81 course al.
lowed.
AustKpsrtas.--To attempt to borrow money
Oh the plea Of extreme poverty.
10 judge Of peoples pietyy by their attend
auee to church.
try - ~ ar ha.la
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SAP AectpENr.A citizen of Washington
township while out deer hunting one day last
week Was accidentally shot by another hunter.
who mistook hin for deer The wounded
nun has since died. We did not learn the
names Of either. Fl. Madison Argus, 18th.
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-Rumor saws New York City has gone
goo democratic--also the State strongly
Dem eoratc. And that Maine and VI ,ssachu-
sets have given handsome Democratic ma
JerIty. Little Rhode Island is always right.
- t.nthrie Sentinel
We had plenty Of 'rumors hereabouts,
but none quite SO steep as that. According
to the latest accounts from New York and
Massachusetts, Buchanan lacks "a telr votes
Of carving either, and though Main and
Rhode Island are both right" il is current.
~ reported that there is small majority in
each state for Fremont.
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RicKKY Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Iaeth upon Gold, Silver
and latta hercha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cinnot be surpassed. They are
determined In do the neatcst work that is
done in the City, ani at less price than
any other Office here. Office on Bondeau
betw cen Third and Fourth.
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I one Wood Sh 1T Wood, Split Wood Dry Wood
- and Mood by the lead or cord, can o. nsa =
tAlr rates and short notice by leaving orders IN
Mood Depot, near tbs Depot Vt the *. Dss NONE,
r. r., or at BALDWIN 4 EvAns', corner OF main and
Ath st.. .Ksokuk tnovls-dtf
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t.isl 90 tots On ~ hac d
Npec.Mi lnxes ~ q u q . o p u d.

Dettnquc0t tist % Lots OM ~ haCh
>pecsatI Taxes due aud unPatd.
Foa GRADING ASp rkNiss ALLEY THROUGH BLoch 81
Owners Name lot. BLOCK. Tax. Cost.
Potter T.. ". n Sss.Iv s3uo
M+Cune, &C rud. 10 81 1891 Las
Curtis J l. - - wrst side II 81 "a 80 1.vo
NoficE Is der by given u the owners Of the lots
describ 4 IN Ia for g5ng list situated IL the City
Of heoxuk lac comfy. aud State IT Iowa, Who's.
names are n,eu;len above, and all Others inter
ested, tina Spaeia tax has been assessed and
levied on saii i,t, for the grading and paving Of
the alley tlrau.h Block numty:r 81. desig-
mated IA the alb list, AMI unless pa5 tneui
b. madc of lire So levied, and ago all
coats. before the lath day Of Dee mber, A. ID. 1890
tn. said lots, much thereof shall b.
necessary 10 discharge said tax and costs, will
BE- sold on la day aforesaid. 1t the Mayor
oioe, in said city, hatween the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ and o'c Vck T.. II.
&C. STEVENS,
Collector of the City OF keokuk.
NOV. 81, is56d3w
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BrcnAS.S PoLicf. Many remarks have
been made upon the policy q Mr.. Buchanan,
some If them claiming ~ have tile sanction
q himself. He has authorized statement
lhai he has n2' uttered one word with refer
nuee to his policy. HAVING contented himself,
Alien inquired q, WITH referring to bis letter
n acceptance.
~ The Hellesihe till.) 1.ibuse doug
lass pepper u the trh ins.. contains i small
paragraph, stating thar the ZeitAg Once,
wifa ~ IL tspe ani fixtures, was DESTROYED
Is ire on the morning Il the 18th inst, Loss
stated a, FROM si,t'91 t. 81 900. Aopar.
t.cclara given. The /eiiaaq was Fremont
paper, ana conducted nilh much ability.
ggProf Nurse has been created knight
Of the Ancirn, order of Dannebpre, BY the
King If DeumarA-
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Great ftrc 4.

Thirteen Stores Consumed Immense Loss
Of Property Reported Loss Of Life.
a destructive Are broke out last night,
about half-pa ten O'Clock, in the block of
hye-story stores. known as the "City Build.
ings," lying between Market and Walnut
streets, on the leyec, numbering some thr-
teen buildings, all Of which, together with
their valu tble stocks Of goods, were con-
sutned. The loss will be immense. The
lateness of the hour, and the confusion
around, prevent our giving full particulars.
1t IL reported that there we've lives lost by
the falling Of the walls this is merely ru-
NOR. however. 1t is miraculous. If no such
casualties occurred
The following is n list Of the sufferers, SO
far MS we could ascertain:
Belts i Meilen, wholesale grocers j. III.
Whitelaw. grocer and commission merchant /;
Naples Packet bookstores Office; Anderson,
Lamoreaux 4 Co, liquor dealers; w. H..
Jennings, do. Brady x Bro, grocers and
commission merchants; w. .. Wheeler &
Co., grocers; 5. J. Wetherell 4 Co., produce
and commission ID. Reidnel 4 Co.,, liquor
dealers; Great Western Railroad Co. :
Office; ). Sanderson, grocer, james +.
Darst, liquor dealer; Clarke 4 Co., scale and
safe dealers; S. NJ. Edgel & Co., wholesale
produce and commission merchants; Martin
+. Power, liquor dealer Simmons i Lead
heater, grocers; City Hall SalNn; j. T..
Elder, commission merchant; u. v. Theo
bald i Co., commission merchants ii.
Whtmore, produce and commission; San
ford Crane, provision and liquor dealers
/ T.. A. Angelrodt, Consulate Of the Neither
lands Angelrodt u Barth, groeers and com
mission merchants; Concoran d Mulhollaud,
do; McEnnis Co., provisions and commits
sion John j. Roe, wholesale grocer and
commission merchant.
The above are merely the names of oceu.
pants We have no particulars rs to In,
ownership Of the buildings - 81. Louis In
teilgencer.
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co" The Ben Campbell has been taken of
this line, and the j. Mckee is now the only
regular Packet between Burlington aud keo-
kuk.
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- Land Warrants are in demand and
have advanced e. per acre. Thompson's
Reporter quotes
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4 Pol.uGY To my old customers, aud the La
n dies in pad ieular. / owe an apology for reen'
changes in the side ar angement and outaide ap-
pearancc of my esfabtIshml MI.
Though 1T WAS not until after patient and thor
ough tiegal1 CATION that bsramo cJnvtncrd
of the error in the sly of my sign that submit
tel Ia q CHI ,nge. Hut IN changing At from ladies
shoe shop have not ceased To manufs cture All
kinds of Ladies shoes a. fore bat have, IN Siii-
non engaged in Boot making fr their Husban ss
Brothers, SINS and Lovers. that nov all your fam
lily aud friends can be Accommodated al one shop
the ONLY osE ~ kEokuk where you can get any
thing IN the Boot and shoe line. mad 70 order Is
ut s. A. DIkE's Boot aud Shoe Shop, No. 30 MAID
street where also the besi quality and greatest va
rety of Ea-tcrn work Is kept for sale cheap.
C.m aud examine the go,is and buy. or leave or
ders, which will be promptly attended to by
novi7 ;. A. dune
l.mnds aud Lots for Sale.
I OlG ACRES Of land on sand Prairie, will be
! OUU sold for cash, rehan able DRY goods
10 Acres i've miles out on the kookuk and Fort
Des Moines X. X.
lot in Williams Pcrry's addition asirable
location for \ residence.
Also house and 10, situated in the central part
u he city.
| For particulars, inquire Of
G. b. INGALLS, co.,
/ ofce in rear of Esq. s.otts, cor. Sd and Main sta
i keokuk Nov is-du
SOAR DING.
FEW families can b. accommodated with board
/ n and also few day or week boarders, on appii-
cation the subscriber Of STRAND Bank SITS
at the house lately occupied by MIR. Wiiscy.
nayIg-d3t THoS. SMITH.
/ NOTICE.-The pcws in the Westminster Chapel,
/ ~ ON seventh st., between Main and Blondesu,
will be offered for rent on Thurrday Of this week
/ (Noy 20th, at p. IN. uovl6d3t
I D0ARDlNG.--lwo the three gentlemen can
- b. accommodated with pleasant day boarding
al reasonable prices, next door To the south ems
corner of Exchange and second streets.
nusl ssdbt
DRY GOODsl DHI GOOOSll
VINHE subscr bers have Just received large lot Of
New GoOas,
Our assortment Of DIRE - GOODS cannot be sur
passed, embracing all the best styles IN the marks
A chotcs selection OF
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
A great variety Of Dress trimmings; also, rea
Thread Laees and Enbroideries Of all kinds. MkRi
So,. CoBUaSas, t'xLAtSEs, GLOVES and HOSIERY
also, Ia, * lot If pRIN - just RS eived
Customers aud tbs pubic arr invited 10 call ANT
examine, at HAobROUCh dGHlLDs,
uovI5d Ta.rG ST.. between Man Z JoAnson.
II. y. WOODWARD 4 CO.,,