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TRAvELs AAoSo THE DurcH-- APPEARANCES
OF HoLLAsp.--An American gentleman who
is travelling in the land Of Mynhecrs, thus
gives his impressions Of that nmphibious
country.
As YOU ride through Holland, there is JUS.
enough Of the strange and queer on every
side to keep you in that peculiar condition
ia which the face bears that sort Of half
mouth open smile Of rdicule and work won
der which man might be supposed to wear
in making tour of the moon. Everything
10 aquatic. You feel somehow as if, in CON-
pounding the elements here, there was u SUI
peranity Of air and water, but sorry lack
of earth. Especially in the vicinity Of
Delft, the terrestrial element seems visibly
falling at it's dzziest hight 1t Is not over
foot or two out Of water, and seems sink
ing, while the windmills, MS far as you can
see on every side, without end or number,
make grotcsque tapping with their mon
strous wings, rs If Holland were making
desperate but Intellectual struggle to save her
self, and rise out Of the water by flying
II would seem to be impossible To 20 twenty
rods in any direction without encountering
a canal or ditch.
No grains grow here: the grains for the
most part are not amphibious, but the mum.
Der Of large speckled (black and white) cat
tie thickiy--sown -ote, the meadows testify
to the abundance of grass. Hence the un-
riyaled and world-renowned cheese and but
ter of Holland. We can also testify equal
ly to the excellence of their bread. This is
accounted for in the use of the famous
Dutch yeast tmade in some way in connec.
ton with the gin factories which is used all
over the Low Countries, and exported in
great quantities to England, but as it can be
kept only about a week, none Of it ever
reaches America.
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AltemtIon woI1Aers

Atsemttou 0oBb4exs.
A LOT al seaDtiing, 1t al lengths for sale cheap
~ atoar Furniture Mandatory, llth street, bet
Main aud Johnson.
novl4dtf KTLBOURNE d DAVIS.
r0uSIN NICHOLAS. "A hit nsfAa most psomi-
~ nent foiii and abiarditiss u ths British Afis-
tocracy. For sale BY
ssp1sd. CAVE nAILKY.
nETEcTOR TILL LOcKS--A psrfsst ssesrity
- fos tAs money 1sAwer. for sale At The Troy
Hardware store sign of Martise Lock, l5o MAin-se.
nov7d HITCHCOCK, MOTT CO.
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AMEas sWOVELo.
90 DOx- jnsi received Of Amsss 6hovcls. For
~ aal: ~ TILttSuHAsI. LANE Bu1L,
octSt-d Sign u the nroadAxe.
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A RARE CHANCE.
ZIG II TT LOTS
In EairmO cunt.

On the DeS N Oimcs avenue, keok NIX.
rlSHlS is high AN beautiful location II miles
FROM MAin-st., with loo feet avenues, and is
laid out In ots with 70 feet alleys. and will be sold
on very easy terms On portion VI the lots there
Ii timber almost sufficient to pay for the lots.
Terms one-fflh cash, balance ia l, 2, 3, and 4
years. A plat mis be ut the Real Estate Office
of RiCkEY l. SIMS0N,
West side ID ct. bet. Main and John son.
nov22-dsw
Delinquent atst 81 Loss ON ~ hich
spectal Taxes are 4 me AnA nnpaid.
roR GRADING AND PAVING ALLEr THROUGH BLOCK 3 I.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Potter p. w. 81 $7s.70 81. U6
Mccane, :. &C. Ind. 10 81 ls-oI l.4s
Curtis J. L. ~ IT west side II 81 N-38 1876
NOTICE Is n.reoy given 10 the owners Of the lots
described in the foregoing list, situated IN the City
of keokuk, Lee county. aud State Of Iowa, whose
names are men ioncd above, and all Others inter
ested. that special tax hiss been assessed and
levied on said lots. for the grading and paving Of
the alley through Block number 81, ~ desig-
mated in the ab,.e lst. and unless pay ment
be- made Of the taxes no levied, and alAo all
costs. before the 18th day Of Decsmber A. d. 1885
the said lots. or much thereof - shalt be
necessary TO discharge said tax and costs, will
be sold on thu day aforesaid, at the Mayor
Office, in said city, tween the hours Of o'clock
A. n. and O'clock r. NJ.
&C STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Nov 81 ls5C.u3w
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IAAnONiAL Iuh ZINE AnIS!
"a1nsIlcens CArsstnas Presents.
PATRICK - 0H0uXE
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DI AVA Mr. nnrCN rysr1 - = ssrrssr 1 = 7
1hXNOS AHlVOEONs kOAlN q uUIkANS
Valued al 15(O.
The number of tickets will BE- limited 10 roo. %
numbers viii Be drawn; the holder al the 10th
drawn number win b. entitled y the Ane Violin
case and boo the 2oth d, tbs ultAy; ths xoth -,
the Meloason. aad the holder e the lOsh dreWu
number will b entitled 10 tho a. Roesopd octave
pinun gsT
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SHOCKING AFFAIR AT SHAwNEETowN--CLK
or THE CiReefT CouRr SHor.--We learn that
Mr.. John +. Hall, circuit court of Gal!atin
county, on Thursday last was shot down in
his Office by a Mr.. Sloo, son of James G.
Sloo, former Register Of the Land Of6ce at
Shawneetown. Our informant states that
Sloo came into the Office Of Mr. Hall, and
without addressing the latter a word. DELHI
crately shot him down with revolver--put-
ting two balls in his body Mr.. Hall lived
but few moments. Sloo was Immediately
taken into custody, regre,ting to his captors
that it was not in his power to kill one other
object Of his hate in that vicinity. We have
not learned the cause which led to this fatal
result. Thus has one Of the most estimable
and worthy citizens of Gallatin met has
death. MIR. Hall leaves a large family and
wide circle of friends to mourn his untime-
ly end. For years he has enloyed the con-
hdence Of the community in which he lived
socinlly, and as evinced in the many marks
OF popular esteem which they have bestowed
upon him. Truly goodand worthy man has
fallen.
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IHE FIEpor REpEEsgp.- The Republicans
Of the glorious old First pledged themselves
to give Hon. y. Is. Washburne a greater ma.
jority than Bully Brooks had votes. That
pledge has been fully redeemed, with seversl
thousand TO spare Galena Ga1etsee.
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OrOw1A to lo06!!!
TIME subscriber il now - receipt II his stsek r.
j Bpsks, EtAElousry, -, A., whieh has hssn
haaeAt dirsstly from nasafastssss1 sAd pahlish-l
srs. s 4
His largely issssassd facilities fss bnyiag gives
him svsey adysntsep u cqsnPstine With tAs Iasgset
sstAAlishments IL tbe West.
Hls 2alae RsomS are large md el1nnn&s-eD0pas-
lng IAveRahiy With any Il the Book ete6kasAn1nts
u ~ lsxResa citiAecf the union.
MsscAaats ead ~ elAars ~ Invited - ell ~
examinc the Stock and Prices. b. n 0G00.
No. 81 Aain street,
ss2t3a Nexs 10 the ssrpsx of Sscpap
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A CR,ng TuES.--ln 1885. the General As.
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church adopted
the note subjoined to Question l42, Larger
Catechism.
81. Tim. lilo. The law 10 made for man
ssealers.' This crime ampng the Jews e.
posed the perpetrators of it to capital pun-
ishment, Ex. 2l:l9), and the apostle here
classes them with sinners OF the first rank.
The word he uses, in its original import,
comprehends all who are concerned in bring.
any OF the human race into slavery, or re-
tanning them in it. Stealers OF men are
those who bring OF slaves or freemen, and
keep, sell or buy them. TO steal a freeman
says irosins, is the highest kind Of theft.
In other instances We only steal human
property, bpt when We steal or retain men ia
slavery, We seize those who, in common with
ourselves, are constituted bv the original
grant, lords Of the earth.'
ELKcfros OvrR.---lf men rejoice thst the
election 10 over, women are exceedingly glad
Men who have spent thsir evenings sitting
up with the Union, will now Hnd time e
stay at home. The political club will NO
longer b. N excuse Tor abandoning meet.
ings, Gestures, society, business aud oil tht
other claims OF life Roch. Amer.
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vNANTED--A number of snen 81 gosd sdATss
w - sell some hsndsome and rsptdiy sslfins
works.
just pabiisbs.i, = hana.on, New Years rressas
entitled "Thc Floral DisAetn, or A Wrsaah cf
Gathered Flowers, hsndsom, ~ bound In closhanA
Gilt and sapcrbiy iiisswstcd wisA . nsnber "
Coioved sasrsvings. Also, cheap and eaisk-ssll-s
ing wusk entitled the Tfus Htsfery ~ Ne kssss'
coiorsd engravings Addreas
noy5-d Fourth-st-, neAr Main. ciAsinaAai.
TO TsaE PUBLIC,
Ana More Especially - the ladies.
JOHN II. HOOPER,,
lI.aae Moore Hoopss,)
LAS inst rsesivsd oae Of the laxesst assoetDsots
L i Of choices perfumes and fancy goods ever Of
fsrcd in this city, smonE which may be fonnd
Otto of Roses Ext West knd
Ext. Cayoiins; Ext. New Mown Hay;
Aromatic vincgAr; Aromatic Crystal;
EAEin's Msesssar Oil;
Eap Dc Cologne;
Lily white chalk halls;
Rougss Of all kinds
BsrYy's Tricopkerus;
EUpti.a Hair Dye;
Bandoline;
Tine Balm Of thousand Flower; Boaps Of aii
descriptions, shaving and toilet. Port Monuaiss,
railroad companions, cigar cases. combs, brusbse
Of superior quality, cackoas arom asisss, pssrisd
cardAnan seed for giving delightful perfume y
the krsath after sm0kng.
RI. s.Lscriber respecsfull ,o,icits : cali fe,n
his friends before purchssiur else where.
oct3-d J. II. HOOPER.
49, u
- rrpprvrri,1 ~ 800 .1s ~ .A,,. 49,.
* - .s 800 - 80 Pa ~ y s..
pure Chemicals, Perfamery, and fancy articles Of
every description Mis- frisnds err Invited TO give
him . call. tnos1I-d
z 7Ii113Nf "a ~ ali kinds and sires ~
~ poyl7 HOOPkR's.
-, 90. !. 49, 49, -. !.
nos17 Ha8sssa a
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ron SALE,
A FARM esntAfug 80 acres, Will improved, ~ith
~ xoed Asuss and bearing srchard, "A males
south VI Chasle.ton and 10 stiles frSm keokuk,
will b. sold on sasonabic terms
Apply 70 ). w. Johnson or J. T. Blair, Keokuk,
or t0 DR.. Rkinusr, Charleston. fnov20
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Il s0All 1aR9 eov Dolo.
4 FARM sontaAniae e. asree, - r II huloe -
- slsos1, sAol0 la1A. oily ~ 0etss fus0 kss-
Hulk, md miles from Belfast. lsspa1eeea1ess 60
quirsof EDWARD KILBOURN1, Keeheh, u u
0DO. oIAuWOQD,
o. ~ lSeoisss.
String Prairie, lava, Asg ie-lAvtf
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slap And ReaA !

Subscribers ars ROW prepared 10 accom- modAte
i the pub 10 with choice fresh ltoek Of Family
Bisndeau streets, keokak.
We will not b,ast Of vus long experience in this
business, nor promise to sell you lower than any
other house, Gar isusuti with new storc,) but
assure yoa that whatever you purchase VI ~ yoa
will find new and fssh, and We latter ourselves the
price will not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods ON hand since the 6rst.
All goods pnrchised at u viii b. delivered 10 any
part Ut the city aromptiy,i ii required.
Amongst our stock may be found the following:
RIO, JAVA, LAdUAAkA AND MOCHA COFFEE,
Imperial, Young Iiysan. Gun Powder, Oolong, and
other grade Of TEAS, all fresh and gols.
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Il seEry J Mason, Surgeon Dsnsists, are
1921 Ainscrt Teeth upon Gold, Silver
aad u scha, also upon Piatins NTH
Gam, which fQe bannty md
IN ca4..ot DO surpaa1. 4 My nrs
tssst ~ do the neatsQk wftk thek II
saons thu iey, and at a lees neice tAan
my H4aHhec here. Once e. Bloa6sAs
botWeo9 Third and Fourth. -
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ATHEN Ell N.
THOMAS DUFF, $50. Manager
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. Is,
Win Ne presen cd, for the frat time in this city,
the Comedy If
THE YANKEE CHURN.
Revelation hdgc, Letter
After which
Comic song,hS Yankee Iefisr.
t. be follow Ihy thu great Tragedy of the
~ ITALIAN WIFE.
Man3a Miss lie Roy
Dance, by Mr.. Miller.
Thesvsain.'s entertainment will conclude with
THE YANKEE DUELIST.
Eiaa r raneaks, Letter
r1-For par .icalars see bills Of the day
Prices OF Admission.
parqucttc and Or q 80 cts.
fAmiy Sitcss ...,.......-.....I2 =
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S-MAGuiaEs COMPOUND ExrnAcr Or DsxxK
Pl.AHr-A cert i'n cure for Diarrhus, Dyasntsry
6uminlr Comp Ant, and ail afsstioas a thehossls
attended with relaxation. Ara safe, palAiable and
reliable rsuaetiy II is unequaiied. For children
teethihx att.n I'D with irritation Of the bowels, It
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by j. 4 g. MA0UIRk,
80 Chemists snd Druggists,
s. w. cor. Olive 4 ID Sta, st. Louis.
For salem okuk by +. IL. O'Connor and Drug
gists generally. [sug20dd won
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1Notes OF the Bank Of New Castle, Pa,
are thrown opt 1t Chicago
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BUCHANAN OWES ms ELECTION TO FIJI
MORE Although unsuccessful in the election
Of It's candidates. the American party de-
serves the gratitude OF the country for what
IT has done in the recent contest The sun
porters OF Buchanan may rejoice over their
success. They may shout loudly over their
victory, but the fact is plain that, If the con.
test had been single handed between Ere
mont and buchanan. Fremont would without
doubt have been elected. Fremont has been
defeated and the Democracy owe their sue
cess to the fact That tho Fillmore party was
IN The held. Ioits efforts the country is In
debtcd for the defeat Of the Northern sec.
tional party louisville journal.
This paragraph harmonizes with another
from the New York Express. We commend
i. TO the attention of such Of the American
p.. ....,. t...... e &c &
leaders, not only that Mr.. Fillmore could be
elected, but that be was as infexible as FREE
mont against the extension of Slavery Al
bany Evening Journal.
gD-ln the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
! ROAD machine shop in this city are 6 voters /;
MI save one can read and write. 90 OF these
men voted Tor Fremont aud one for Buchan-
an. lhis buchanan man is the one that can
neither reap nor write Cleveland Herald.
All the people connected with the Jesuit
college Ut Fsrdham, New York. voted far IN.
chanan. Yet thousands voted ava,ns, va.
mont, frightened at the idea that he was 4
Catholic.
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rhe news sren Nlcaragua.
= l4alsax
GENERAL wAKKER'S MOVEMENTS.

The steamship Texas rsachcd this port yes
terday, havinx left San Juan del Norto %,
the 9Th inst. By her We have received our
special dispatches from oar correspondents
NJ Gronadt, full details Of the late battles,
and news from all the principal points Of in
terest in Nicaragua.
Gen. Walker, on the LIST inst. was still at
nGranada, largely reinforced, and occupying
strong position. The battles won BY him at
Massnva and at the capital, were more readi-
ly gained by the use Of weapons rather nov
Ell In that part OF the world, and recently
forwarded to him from the United States
Two mountain howitxers and respectable
number Of rifles did great execution in the
enemy's ranks. An efficient corps OF sap
pers aud miners cut their way through the
houses at Massaya, and rendered the advance
of Walkers artillery comparatively easy and
safe. The Smelling was accurate, and wher-
ever a bomb fell tho enemy disappeared.
The enemy's forces consisted almost entirely
OF San Salyadorians and Guatemnlians, who
had declared themselves invincible but they
were defeated with great losses, while those
OF Walker were quite nconsiderable.
We infer from the tenor Of our dispatches
that he is now in very little danger from fu-
] ture attacks.
we get Hutntng luEbHcF III Tciattoh " VIC
revival of Slavery in Nicaragua, and pre-
sumo we have heard the last of that move
ment.
/ Among the passengers by the Texas, is a
new Minister 10 the Z. s., Don Fermin Ferror,
not only native Of the country he repre-
resents, but distinguished for having held
several important cabinet appointments, and
OF one time was it's Provisional President
He is reported 70 be a man Of ability, thor
oughly acquainted with the political history
and condition of Nicaragua, and its resour-
ces, mineral, agricultural, and commercial.
He supercedes by his mission the Padre Vi
ill, Maj. Heiss and Appleton Oaksmith, all
of whom have had successfully the post he
now occupies.
In connection with this, il is announced
, that Gen. Domingode Goiouria, who had
been appointed Minister to France and Eng.
LAND, and still remains in this city, had beet
dropped by Gen. Walker, rs appears from
the official register, published in the "Nca
raguense' Of Nov. lst. Thit severance Of
their previous friendly relations is attribu
table to Gen. Goicuria's course in this ooun
try, where he occupied the position of tn
Cuban Junta. We presume he will explain
, the cause Of the difficulty.
Nicaragua and Central America nboun,
with the most valuable tropical products
and among them the sugar cane, in yer
large quantities and OF the finest varieties
< Immigration is encouraged in every way, an
the government is offering for sale a larg
number Of confscated estates, some Of ther
in almost perfect order and producing larg
!, reycnues.-lN. Y. Herald.
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lsFsH % 4; MOVA1.
Etnn InSnrance Co., Of Hartford.
ni "A A~SETS 4 nan Oun

~ u
gEtnn Insurnnce Co., Of Hartford.
ia "a "A ASSETS 81 ,oOo, 900.
fIHHE ofRcs OF this Company has been removed
fruss 2d street TO tn. Heal Estate office Of RICK
gY 4 SIMPSON, on the north side Of Sd street, be-
tween Main az Johnson, ksokuk, where tbs an
dersigned will ntinuA to issue Policies covering
m erehandise & aefaiIy, store buildings, churches
pork houses, III afacturing establishments, dwell
ing houses, heuFshp.d furniture. &c, 1T rates as
low ~ the risk will just fly. Policies also issued
against the dangers of the Ohio and Mississippi rv-
era ut usual rates. Losses adjusted and paid by
II. b. TEN EYCk,
nov24-dim State Agent
Bonnet Bleacheyy,
XXTHERE all kinds Of Straw and Laos Bonnets
wv will be cieal.ed and prsesej ia the most FASH
ionabsse Eastern style, by 9. h. EMERSON,
Johuson-st., over the Postofhce.
Koakuk, Nov. IS, 's6-diy
BoardtaE.
LNoUR young then be accommodated with
i boarding by early application at the
GLOBE HOUSE,
nov2a.d Cor. johnson and "a street.
DlDiEY HOUSE,
Corner Main and stli rts....,.....hEOkUk,I low a.
rINHIs House Is now open TO the public, with the
L assurance that IL shall in every way be worthy
the patronage ilae proprietor respectfully solcits
l. L. K0NLSON,
November % sod Proprietor.
r CHEERFUILY acknowledge the receipt Of my
L claim again, the Merchants lns Co. Of Phila-
uelphis for loss sustained by are, on the night OF
the 7th Oct. can recommend this Company TO my
friends and the pubic as good and reliable.
keokuk, No. - .n-dnt SAM EHBERT.
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HoGs.-Ths Burlington papers say tina.
two TO four trsins daily, loaded exclusively
With hogs, arc sent over the Burlington and
CHICAGO Railroad.
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DissOlull0n.
fINIIE eo-partneYship heretofore existing between
l Lynch Garrard Attorneys at Law, has been
dissolved. will continue prAetics In the quarts
Of Lee and adjoining counties. O0oe renoysd TO
Burk's Gallery, corner Of Main and Sd street.
novis-dim ALEX. LYNCH.
r. GAlSSER,
North side Main-st., bet. leth aud I1th, keokuk,
M MANUFACTURES house and grave yard railing,
V1 vcrandahs Crates and stspa, doors and shatters
of Sheet Iron, nj very low rates.
He also attends TO oil kinds Of house smitAing.
and repairs Locks and guns. Call ~ above.
noyi3-dAw3m
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KoOkUk WOO0 Yard.
S1NHE subscsibsr,s having purchaasd IL ahsye
1 yard u N. Cslson, win deliver WOOD n my
part Of the city, cut and split for any lsnstA q
stove, for ~ per load u - fsse.
Also will saw wood any where Il the city for -
ecnts per cosd vAses tbs quantity 10 six ses1s q
over, and less ct 81 90 per cord. Eight Aaysso-
tiss ssquirsa for sswiAg -
Yard corner Of High and Fifth Streets.
ssps u DIN r. LIDnB1OM.
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W. - LHAF1. JVHN
mccrnry Il Bruce,
RNEYS AT LAW,

~" ~
nFFLCE in 6rsham = building, I'd street, between
~ Main and johnson.
Prompt attention given to collecting and sscar-
ing claim and csnveyancing.
Titles to real estate examined aud Notarial bust
ness iYAusacted. fnoy 2O-dIy
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Lands and Lots fer sale.
CnO ACRES Of land ON Sand Prairie, will b.
CUU sold for cash, marchan' able dry goods.
10 Acres ave miles out on the keokuk and Fort
Dea Moipes X. Il.
lot in Williams 4 Psrrys addition, . desirable
location for a residence.
Also, hosse and lot sitasted In the eentrnl part
Of tha cfty.
For particular inqnive 81
c. b. INGALLS, 4 CO.,
0hice In rear u Ksq S,otts, cor. "a and Main sts
Keokak. Nov tS-du