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and also accompanied the commanded by Captain
Thorn in lS4s whsa that oics4 guarded Col Collier and
his party from Santa Fe the Pacific he ranks
with Carson guide, aud IL regarded by all who know
him Of undoubted character for probity and
racy. He informed when was in Santa Fe in ls49,
that COL Fremont said with him night the Arkan-
when the expedition which turned disastrousy
and that he told him he could get through to the Pa
ce at that Of the year. by the route which he pro-
posed taking He also said that this the uniform tes
mony all appers in that part of the country in
cuding II do not greatly both Major Fitzpatrick and
Bill Williams Ii also generally reported in Santa
Fe and think Mr. Hatcher also mentioned the same
thing that Williams accompanied Col Fremont very
lueanty and only because he insisted upon his doing
In regard the statement Of John Scott Of Colonel
Fremonts party, it given to the authority of
Mr. Thomas Biggs, of Santa Fe Mr. Biggs is gentleman
well known in that country trader and traveller and
stands among the foremost Of integrity and in
eigence according to this statement Colonel Fremont
and party had reached point the side of the Rio
Grande whence they could the mountain passes which
lay before them their onward The Colonel
asked Williams point out the pass through which he in
tended take him. Said Williams 1t is there point
ing TO the norhwest Fremont replied 1T will not do
sir it is out Of the way my course Is So" (ponng
pass westwardly.) Said Williams, aCol Fremont
not certain that get through the upper pass
and is for being responsible for the consequences of
tempting the lower one cannot be-" The Colonel refused
be guided by Williams and all know the disasters
which followed.
Mr. Kern speaks of the distress of mind caused him by
the rumors which afterwards confirmed of the
der of his brother Dr. Kern by the Utahs The Doctor
the oldest of the three brothers Kern Phadehaus
who with Fremont the private expedition above
referred TO- After Fremont had left Taos the person whom
he had employed go after and the property that
had been left cached in the mountains failing 60 after IT.
the Doctor, with Bill Williams and party Of MeIicsns
determined to CO. They successful in finding it, but
unfortunately, their return they fell in with body Of
Utahs who the day before had lost number of their
warriors in engagement with the dragons under Lieut.
Whtlesey and the consequence was that though Williams
had long been trader among them both he and the Doc
| tor were killed on the spot
I am, very respectfully, yours,
| j. H. SIMPSON
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NEW JERSEY.

The democratic State convention Of New Jersey met al
Trenton Wednesday last There full attendance
Of delegates from every county in the State and the pro-
ceedngs OF the convention characterized with the ut
most harmony and enthusiasm. Col Alexander gentle
Of fine talents large experience and whose whole
tecedents show uns&ervng devotion the principles
Of the democratic party, unanimously nominated for
governor full electoral ticket likewise nominated
After the adjournment Of the convention immense
ratification meeting was held, which eloqusny
addressed by Gov. Bgcr of Pennsylvania Hon Samuel
Smith Of Tennessee and Gen. Dix and John Van Buren,
esq, of New York.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

There being quorum present, objection made 10
the reading Of the journal and call OF the House de
msnded.
The roll was accordingly called when l42 members
having answered to their Names all further proceedings
under the call dispensed with.
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION
The SPEAKER laid before the House a message from
the President of The United States transmitting the
port the Secretary Of War In reply TO the resolution Of
the body requesting information in regard to the construc
ton Of the Capitol and Post Office extensions which
referred the select committee the subject and ordered
10 be printed.
SENATE MIL RrFrRRED.
On motion OF Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, Senate bill to
carry into effect tho entitled IAN act TO provide for the
accommodation Of the of the United States for the
district Of Maryland and for post office at Baltimore
CITY MARYLAND approved the nth OF February, 1855
taken from the Speakers table and referred TO the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means
r. .a.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DILL.
Mr. HAVEN Of New York, moved resolution limiting
debate the navaappropraon bill In Committee OF the
Whole to Eve mnutes which agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. LETCHER Of Virginia, the House
then resolved itsef into Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union mir RIoHk Of Illinois, in the
char0 and proceeded to consideration of the bill
king appropriations for the naval service for the year end
ing June 30 1857.
and the amendments adopted The bin amended was
then read third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. EVANS, of Teras,
opsd That the President be requested TO communists
tions Ac relative 70 the claim Of Mabsmet Carrsmsy IN
the Departments Of State and the Navy from the date o. ms
connection with this government TO this date.
CIVIL
On motion Of Mr. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, the House again
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole, (hr GRow, Of
pennsy wanna In the chsir and resumed the consideration
OF the bin making appropriations for certain crh expenses
Of the the year ending the both OF June
1851. .r.... .... ar. al M -~. ..... .... -
After making progress in the BILL the COMMITTEE
rose aud reported i've action to the Honse , 49,,
Mr. STANTON Of Ohio at four O'clock, moved that the
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COL. FREMoNTs BIOGRAPHY CORRECTED.

The reader will be highly interested with the letter il
paper to-day from Captain Simpson, in regard to hs
msstatements in Col Fremonts campaign biography
the of his disastrous expedition through hs
Rocky mountains. His bographer with cold malgnity
attributes the shocking disasters the bunders of Col
Frtmonts associates They happen to be dead but o.
Them Mr.. Kern OF intelligence and integrity willis
living left the of indicating his comrades from this
heartless asperson and Mr. Simpson does them act
justice in giving publicity to the evidence.
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House adjourn which motion not agreed tOyeAs 3D.
nays 80
The House again resolved itself into committee Mr
CRAGn OF New Hampshire In the chsr) and proceeded
10 the confederation of the bill making appropriations for
the service Of the Post Office Department for the year end
ing the 50th Of June 1885, and at quarter after o'clock
took until 7 O'Clock this evening.
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TILE LACK snNIAN-

Such is the title Of daily just established in New
ark New Jersey The Gag Of democracy floats at its
head and It enters the contest with vigor and energy
Thornton, editor
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In Major Breckinridge's district there viii be gain
Of not less thsu one thousand votes At the election In No
yemberH
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r. N. U,CONN ols.
ChO1t1p ma Dp0n~ese

A POTHRCARIE.s' HALL, corner Of Jehu,o. aud
"A I'd street, ksokak, Iowa, Wholesale aaa Retail
DsA!er y Drugs, Asdisines, chsmisals, 0iiA, Dye
STAFF, and Psrfumery, Tobacco, Cigars and EnuG,
PAten, Medicines u all kinds now ID use. ana con
-tanty rscci wing. direct frpn the Esstsra eit,ss
largo anA wsli ssispssd stock. 70 which he iavites
Ne ssesssion VI dealers. Customers and
will always ind 1t bis establishment Fre.h Ard U.
a1a!serassd Asdieiass, which be selects with great
rsksosALcARs for this market. and his prices are
- low - any osAss Aoua IN the State.
N. b. Piease cell aad sxanins his steek before
psssh...as elsowA<re. IA.g1i
RkUsAke.--TsssA, AAif - Nail EsssAss, :
wTIxfssoS & VITA TaSsHI for '.''
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Jaacsd Corner of Main and I'd sts
(y8NUfNE LuBIS 3 sExTRAcrs.-Jocksyclu Club
~ Roseh end Ready, Bousaet de Carol.nc, Pa,
ehouly Hos. Jsnay Land, and other esasbra,ed per
WILKINSON lMAEsnALL.
suecessors OF II. II Ayres, cor. Main and Sd sts.
junc3d
vNoiLsET S0APS.--Low's brown Windsor And
honsy SOAPS, warranted genuine. For sale by
jaAsJd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
EAU DE- cOLOdNE.--tsenune Johann and r
~ Maria FsrinA Cologne, in oetagon and long bot
junssd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
E,LAvORINd dExTRAcrs.-prsston4 i Merrill :
Il X. 4 q. A. Wright 3, Mcakims' and Others Rx
erssts Of l. noa, vanills, psash, kAspbesvy, Mscs
| Csovss, Nutnsgs. hitter Ainosds, Asae, etc.. Ia
sale BY WILLIAMSON 4 MARSHALL.
ysnsSd sf Cor. Main and "a sta.
AkDfAsAIA--A spisalid perfume for handker
janssd WILKINSON ! MARSHALL.
HAVANA CfdARs.- -ciIindrsdos 4.
~ gala de Londrrs. 7rabuccs, La Rpss, L. PrSeba
II Trasussana, 0alases, ETC., ese. Choicest bxand
only. for sAle BY
isns1A WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
CATS C1TE D8U0 0TORE. :.
vNHk sndsrsigned rsspsstfaliy calls IL a. ~
= tsntion Of the Physicians and pablic oS y
thh city and vicinity. 20 his having estab- -
ltshsd . new Prescription Drag Store under Ii,
sbovs name. Having grsassled in che hsst Lshor
esories - Gsr1any II the scierss Of Phasmas, ans
chemistry, and having myself, selected Only III,
bsst q Drugs and Medicines, the pablie win Had
TO their adsansags 20 pAtronise my estAbiishmcnt
~ thoroughly andsrstAnd my bssisssa.
A. WkISNAN.
second st., between Main and Johason
Sepl7dln
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+ AMnOw pssparsd 70 furnish all kinds Of ianber
) tesait Nils - very short notice, eitlor at tAs
"fast 0ew Mill" Aheve toWn, or delivered. have
also u, 900 fset Of seasosed HsnlosA Jnisss-
JsnslAAkf HAWKINS TAYsOk.
slSWkNfY-41VkS boxes No. iIsncns IL sols 4
! dsAlSuUS1ON, HAWKING I 1US10u1
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BURLINGTON

BURLINGTON
VAIz1aaaM<gm1ge
TERMS.
For mitedcourse In Double Entry Book Kse p-
1is =. t' -
fn DESIGN or fnIs Ixsrrrrf,oN u
20 afford young msn tbs opportunity Of Qualifying
themssiva Tor tbe dntiss u tho Counting House,
In thorough and expeditions manner
rHk COLLEGIATE CouRSE
Will be the followed by the Mercantile COL
lsgc Of Pennsylvania, which has been rsoom ndsd
BY The highest commssciAi authority in the country
q The must comprehensive and practieai ever intro
ducsd.
A. . coed handwriting is justly regarded ~ m
india spensAbe requisite to good business sduca-
ton, anrsmtting attention viii Be given in this
department..
COMMERCIAL Law LHcrCREs
Will b. slvsrsdb BY Mr.. G. Hen. Daswin, one Of the
Abiest members VI the Burlington Bar.
AN ELB0A1T DIPLOMA
under the seal Of The Of Psnnsylvanis
sgned by the Faculty II granted 70 those who pass
satisfAetosy examination. fAis Instrument will BE-
fOand passport 70 The adsass Of bssinsss hoss
9DFor full PartiealArs, send for crsslsr by
mail. roct3-dAw
ass, 900 W eEsA 81 Property fer sale
- CreAls.
WISH to sell 10 feet ton johnson street, bet. 5th
and 9Th sts, ~ tl2o psr foot. :, 5, 1. 5, 8,
aad yssFs, A. per eent interest Also 70 feet on
ID between Exchange and Bank sts., and L0ts Z, 9,
and o. in block No 10s, In and two years.
Also IN undivided iEhtA of Block No. i51 and
Lots I, s., TO- II and ~, in Blcek No. lta; siso
l6a fsst ssAsof Lots 10, Il and l3in Block No.
le. All situatsd in Ksoksk. Also $40 ssras Of
Land we'll located in Jackson Township, enc Mt b
cash. balaace In = and yesr.
also want partner With frea ta,eee 70 80.
who iss good business maa, without Any old foxy
tIndeneies, 70 engage IN the lanssr bustssss.
July I'D n. r.
CllAlRSl C0AA0ayI
NO. 1875 MECHANICS BLOCK.
The undewigued have opened C8AIk STORE
II tAis CITY, sAd Will aawa0s keep - haaA IsrRs
variety ot Cane and WieAsoe eAaiss 1eskias CAAirs
u vArlons styles and aisss, CAildssns chAirs, Ae
AL s.srsatsd Vt hrst rsee nAtestal and good work
WIN = ss,A xAslssals and Retail, - cheap :.
tAs cheapest. a KELLY 4 DAVIS.
,1,o fax sfocR noLbsKs or raE xsoKuk.
) R0tt Dss Moiass, and Mianssots Railrosd Co
Notice is hereby given thst the eighth call Of II
RE- ssat, siA = aas saa payable % the 18th oi
= Witt isilos, Tr..sar.r.
wk. LQ0lT0N, HC0H 7. nRIp,
| ~ 6sosctAsy. ppeol1eot.
Kssisk, AAps. 3ot6, 1854.
D0&3 u0tf03, writing Dssts, Ea1tSs' 6iSl
i lnkstands, and variety VI yAasy 0toaaoasry
for LAales ne. Tor sals At ooDl&1
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Dr. =. RUsHz LIrrs.k,


DF. =. RUsH LITTs.E,
(IAets - SsnOylvAsts,) sssaa
OFFERS his professional services 10 the eteieeno
~ Of keoksk ssS yicinaty. He can - cossulteA
st the st. Charles Astel. Ag1
Dr.. Little 10 graduate Of the University Of Psnn-
sylvania, and has the experience Of six ysass isa-
tensivs practice.
Jaiy 81, 1854
y. q. DE WRY, N. %.
Rhyslcia0 ana surgeon.
One door vest = PsstsGss, - stovy,
nk. DEWEY hashssn pssstisionsr ef neatsi.s
STATE Of New Yssk. aad will be Appy 70 eshlhis "a
his friends testioaials " the highsss
regarding Ais pssfsasisnai and psssooai standing.
jsnsieas0
H1D66AL NOTICE.
q B.PAaKsR = D.. PAy.seian saa ss,ssca
snd - streets. fsbsdly
l.. wOOD, n. d,
DHYSCTAN and Ssrgson.r Once on Foarth-st
/ between Main and johnson sts., ksokuk, Iowa
mchsdtf
r. AAMgLL, NJ. D.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
IJAvIN1 permanently located In this city, wouit
II repeatedly solicit share Of public patron
ags. Once On Fonsth street between Main and Blon
dsaa. dcc2Tdly
Doctors Mc01gIn ana Alien
HAVE associated themselves in The pssstics 0
i Medicine. viii continue 70 attend In consul
sstoa In all cases. and 70 any required dstAuss o.
ing to the spsriousneSs of their Once roe0s, Ind
large ibarry Of the best medical works extant
they areppsar<d 70 receive and Is'sass isres els'
u pupils.
b. L. M'Gugin, N. D., Residence on lsh sstwss
Main and BlondsAp.
J. X. Alien, II. D., Residence on High, bstvssn ,
and Ath.
once 10 the "Post building," "a stsry, on sd d
betwssn Main and johnson.
Cossultssion hours between II o'cisse, A. -, %
Jpn. Oety1d
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TuR3g lily 1SsossE Trsssa. Sstvssa fhilsd.,
i pAia aad PftisbsSG. .-Tns Aoaxlxe MAIL TaAA
isayss PhilAdslpAia for Pitnbarg ss u A. ~, aad
Pittsburg for PhiiadelpAia u IA. n. Tns HAsr
Llns lseves Philadelphia for Pittskarg u r.
TsE NIo.r ExrRsss TRAN leAvss PhilaAslpAis fes
Pisasbsrg = IA =. n, end Pitbharg Tor PAilslsl-
pAia It 10 P. n.
Ths abovs lises csnnect At Pitssbsfg with Rail-
roads " end from 81. Louis, No. Altoa, 0alsaa
aad Chicago, ILL.,; frsnkferd, LexingsSe ans Lou
isville, Ky. Tsrre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
IndisnapoliA, lad. Cincinnati. Daytoa, Springfield,
bslisfostAias, SanAusky, 1oicdo Cleveland, Colun-
bus Evansville, Massilion and Wooster. Ohio; slss.
with The Steam Packet BoatA from sad to New Or
leans, St Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places.
For further Particular see Hand bills 1t the dif
feyent starting points. Passengers from the wes,
Win find this the shortest and most expeditoas
route TO Philadclphia, Baltimore, New York Bos.
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AeEsr, Passenger Linss, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pttsbars.
Feb. i, 1855 ~-ly
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1npoHe0nt - TH0VetGros
The new and Quiek Route NOS open through 20
New York in Is kosrs from St. Loais via tho
OHIO AM N Ml11IoSlPP1
BROAD 0UA0B RAII.RoAD,
u. 3. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Cssyytag fAs Ovsss NovsAsr~ s~1 ESaerH NAi.
Swo TnnoUea TnAlns DAILs
Morning Mail tssis lssses 81. Losis ~ o'clock
Conssetise ss viaesane. With the \. c. h r. FOR
Terss Hsste and Indianapolis, and there with fAst
tvsans for Cincinnati New York, Louisville Bnsoa,
1siale PailsaslpAis Cleveland Bsi.inors, Dsnkirk,
No sAsaes u cazs ct fsrs Hsate.
Also connecting st SandoyAl with the I. G. n. r.,
the most pleasant rosie to Cairo and all points In
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
st. Louis.
Pa@engsrs and baEs,ge conveyed to and from sh.
Depot free Of charge. Through tickets can b. pro-
cured af the oce Of the Keokuk Packet Co. At the
company's ONCE, No. - and 80, $th and Chest
nut street, under the Planters Hoa,e, " No. 50,
south L<yse, 81. Louis.
N. b. Passengers Il and below Keokuk, make .
JAMES 4. WARD, supt.
A. W. DANA, Asst. sup't.
Isaac WYxAH. Sole Ticket Agent. oct30dy
PENNsvLvANsA 1AgLhOAD.
3OUQ n
vINnE dreat Central Route, connecting The Allan
tic eities with Wsstsrn, Northwestern and South
This road also connscts'At PitsbnrE with daily line
Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers, and
Ut Cleveland and Sandurky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwsSted 10 and from the Grea, West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND rirrsEURa.
FIRsr CLAss.-Boots, Shoea,
Dry Goods, Tin boxes furs, 75c. rer 100 ID.
Feathers, &C.,
ID CLAAs.--Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin baies) 60c. per 100 ID.
Hardware. Leather, Wool,
Sd CIAss.-Apvils, BaEgins,
Bacon and Pork, lin balk,) Soc. PER loo ID.
';s g :s s;: :; s;;s s;';: & ;:...s .is =;
YIOUR-tl per hbl. until further notice.
GRAIN-6o cts. per leo lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 81 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs
weight, until further notice.
M In shipping Goods from any ps,nt East oi
Philadelphia be particular TO mark package "via
Pennsy ivnnis Railroad" All Goods eousi gned t.
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitn
burg, will be forwarded without detention.
FRxioaT AcxxTs-IIarris, WoTmlay i Co., Mem
phis Tenn; r. F. Sass Co, ST. Lous; J. 8. Mitch
sll 4 Son, Evansville. Ind; Dunssnil. Bell Muir
dock, and Carter 4 Jewett. Louisville, KY; r.
| Aeldrum, Madison. Ind Sprigman Brown, an,
| Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati; Y. W. Graham / Co.
zanesyilie, Ohio; Leech Co., 81 Kiby street, Bos
ton, Ieech AGO., No. : Astor House. New York M
York; X. J. sneedcr. Philadelphia; Magraw
| Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsbure.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, PhilAdslphis
1 H. J. LOMBAERT, sn9't, Altoona, Pa.
nov IS ts55.--i
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING ROUSE. |
9as OeoSQO o. 411osso0,
- e9sse. bst. Main and Johason, Keokuk, lows,
WIZ bay Eastern and southern Exchange At
-6tricf attention given TO collections, and pro-
eeSd s6nAfsed At curentrates Of exchange, free Of
=. usaai banking facilities granted to cas-
yissiox. Lsnisr . Co.. Bankers. n. York City.
~. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., :" q
~. cI.,s c!:,s scs Co., BANKERS ssaiss'ipAi. ssa,ss
2'V c,,snssrE.r a Co., Bankers, ST. Louis.
yoAa J. AHdssson Co.,
0iilnses 0rstherton, Cincinnati. *
-. O0es hours from A. n. to<P.N.
jay ~. lsSs.-diy
DEMlN0 4 LOVE.
fSsccessors 10 A. l.. Deming 4 COL
Daaksss ana DsaSsvs ~ ExcAangs,
Main Street, keokst. Ioss.
DARTrcULAR attention given to collections.
E.w Clark. Dodge Co.. Ne~York;
Adams Buckinghams, +"
u w. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drsxel 4 Co., Philads phia;
T. w Clark Co.,
Johnston. Brothers 4 Co., Baltimore;
Z. ". Clark Bros, St. Louis,
State Savings Iassitution, I"
benoist Donnsliy. "
VIM Heron Cb., Pittsburgh;
Comnsrcisl BAak. Cincinnati;
N.CorWith Co., 8Alena;
Heron Brslhsss, Nsbaque;
D. c. Convers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of OHIO,
zanes,iile. Uy7
| IL rIcKLxS. ?. LUCAS.
TickIen 4 Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS',
Jshnson 81, Asf. - sNd Sd. KEOkUK, IOWA.
- ~ ueH Rrrh 1rssHM Nat and
w Bills, cell Land Warrants, invest II Real Es.
tate, LoAn Mouey for residents, and Pay Taxes.
Time pspsY ssgotisss1, and fscilities extsndeA.-
Gold, silver, Asd sncsrsnt iocney bought and sold
| kEsEUKScKs.
Bank kepublic, New York City.
| JsAn II dUsdes, UntSn Bsnk Baltimore.
J.sss RsakA Co., Htx onssns.
Ilsaiey, DssAsA 20, Csnssuns&. o.
/ H.A. Tucker 1 Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
Cashiers Of EAstefh vifgnia Banks
JosePh FiSkieu, Lexington, Ky.
| aly SO. ,te-diy
/ 1erd, 0oShan x Fona.
oAD1H1R6,
IThiA 81. enc doov1DGkh = Main, ksaksk IoSa
/ R9yEagKcss.
| Metropolitan Bank, New York;
winslow, Lanier 1 Co., New York;
1 VA. HOWE, hsst., Boston
Geo w. Thsycr, Prest., Boston
y. 0eSoso Eooye1, LoeoTs buuaot
! psaiasula HAnk, Detroit;
| 4. H. Ranch AOp., Chicago;
DARBY 4 Barksdale, ST. Louis;
T. p. Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
janel0dAw
1 En-. 4 ID. W. TORD,
i DeaIcYs IN Roal Estate,
Oshce over BAsking Hosss Of Ford. Gorhsm Ford
junslo14sl K1OKUK, IOWA.
IS. HAkaAR. Ros' Z sAxg
FARRAM 4 HAINE&,
Keokak Plantng anA EIoortng MIL
4 Cornsy Of snd BiHE sts., nsdr ne KeokHk and
Fort Dss Mosses Raiivesd Depot,
InRALERS In Lsnb-r In tho rough. maa ufsctsY
i ~ eesee DosQ, nh1tts0. BNpAs, SAsh. Duoe ~
WiA/sv DsaAsS. A~ssdsngso ~ every siss - e1a
tern, Flooring weather Boarding, Shelving, Nan
tics, Base. PffAst.rs, and Chain Pump Tubing
Plased and matched Luabsr from 10 - inches IL
| width.
A large Assortnent of the above named article
constantly on hand.
II Planning and sswing done 10 order short notice
atrea-oaable prices, and warranted ia please.
i e~PArtioslssnttmsonp paid 10 filing orders fo
country baildsnk complete.
keokuk, Jul y.a-dAwtf
4 nEsnRnu AT
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THURSDAY OCTOBER is, 1856.

No eokuk, ~. DUo Moiaeu 4 MIunssssa
kAlk0OAU COMPANY.
-. 0AIes On Rsia Stree. over bysss Dsnisls'
Store.
Sept. l, lS65.--AAwly
rENNsrLvANIA lAILnoAD.
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UENTAL ~ W0E8Ms
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Old Books, AAgasines, Music. h., bound Or ~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-16

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FRONT ST. ...........FT. MADISON, IOWA,
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The v1sy sea>ss - Svsssess.
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