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Henry Clay Dean ar the General

Conference.
| During the Nj. E. General Conference at
Indianapolis, the Rev. H.C. Doan preached
at the First Presbyterian Church in that
city, and the character OF the sermon can be
gathered from the following item which we
| cut from the columns Of an indianapolis
paper
90 Henry CLAY Dean. one of the vilest Old
Line politicians in the Union, who dlsgraces
the position of Chaplain to the I. 5. Senate,
was permitted to preach in the First presby-
terian Church in this city on Sabbath even
ing last We have never seen so irrcvercni
display in the pulpit, nor heard so much
language that sounded to our ears like bins
phemv. If snch IN instrument OF Lucifer
imagines that he can control the Methodist
General Conference, he will probably find
himself laboring under a great mistake
We haven't hottest that any of the Eho-
Shin journals that talk so tiippantly about
opolitical parsons" have censured Mr..
Dean for his offences at all. But the results
which followed this particular attempt, and
his exceedingly Objectionable language and
sentiments, will not rebound very greatly TO
his advantage. From the Indianapolis Sen
finel Of the oath ultimo we extract the fol-
lowing:
l. Our readers are all aware that Mr.. Deans
sermon on Sunday night last gave serious
offence to the respectable and pious men OF
oil parties. Judcously desiring to be re-
lieved of any participation in the insult, the
committee on 4" Religions Services" in the
Conference, addressed the following letter Il
the Trustees of the First Presbyterian
Church, in which the sermon was delivered
1t was read in a full congregation on Thurs
day night, and ordered to be published.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 20, 1856.
Messrs. JAMES GREENE and JAMES NJ. RAY.
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, members
of the Committee on Religious Services, APP
pointed by the General Conference, beg leave
to say, that we are in nowise responsible
for the appointment of III. c. Dean to preach
in the First Presbyterian Church on las
Sabbath evening. Another gentleman was
appointed, nor do VIC know how the chang
was made.
| Yours, truly,
| T. NJ. EDDY,
j. w. /. McMuLLES,
JAMES II. NOBLE,
+. TAYLOR,
JSo. SMITH,
| j. c. SMITH,
| j. III. HULL.
| We, the undersigned, members Of III
Committee on Public Worship, having rea'
the within, and knowing all the facts, fur
thermore state that the gentleman appointc,
to preach at the FIRST Presbyterian Church
last Sabbath evening, declined, and we, no
knowing much of said Dean, at the earaes
solicitation Of Gov. Wright, consented II
his appointment
b. +. CRARY,
H. y. bASEs.
We hope the Sentinel is satisfied as to Va
opinion Of the brethren now.
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A great ado was made about n monster
Ratification Meeting to be held on the corner
Of Main and Fifth streets on Thursday
night, when it was confidently predicted That
the concentrated enthusiasm of " the mighty
Masses" that had been repressed with the
utmost difficulty to display itself with the
greater effect upon that occasion, would
burst forth in all its magnitude and power,
in one wild tornado of applause at the re-
suit of the great Pro-Slayery Convention
recently assembled at Cincinnati.
But the time came, and with all the par
ade Of cannon and rockets and toches, only
few hundred, who may be classed us three
ffths BOYS and outsiders and two ffths of
the faithful. could be collected to see the
show and listen to the vaporings of the Lo-
cofoco orators. Compared with what was
intended and expected, it was SAD failure
ami in place of being hearty and enthusi-
astic ratification meeting, it was a cold, la
bored affair, and was mere burlcsquc or
what is commonly anticipated on such occa.
sions.
AT the close Of Mr.. Moss's speech, the au
dience spontaneously resolved thcmseve'
into Quaker meeting. Some of the mana.
gers being startled by this grave and solemn
attitude, proposed nine cheers for Buchanan
and Breckenridge. About fifty responded a
the first cheer, half rs many at the next, ant
only a faint murmnr was heard rs an apolog,
for the third. The remaining six it was foun,
impossible to raise. Cheers were then calle,
Tor Douglass, and Ms many were given as TO
Buchanan. but mingled with Kisses. FINAL
cheers were called for Franklin Pierce, IN
not solitary response nas giren Tell
not from the honsetops The President o
the United States, the leader Of the grea
Democratic party, has not one adherent, on
commisserating friend, left in keokukl
And then. in the same cold, ndifferer
mood, the people dispersed, and the bushes
Of ratiiying" terminated. Truly, the du
name Of Buchanan has no charm to wax
the ardor Of the masses, or to make poop
forget that he is the candidate of an olga
cay OF STAY enoaers VINO nave ruthlessi
plunged the nation into civil war, who al
shooting Town and driving Of Free Settler
and endcayoring TO establish Slavery by Il
sword on the soil Of Kansas
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..pun,,can County Convention.

There being We vacant seats in the present Legis-
iature To- fill by special election, previous to the
meeting of the extra session, on the "a OF next
month County Convention for the selection OF one
candida fer senator and four candidates for Repre-
sentatiyes. will be held at
CHARLESTON, on SATURDAY, JUNE 2lst.
The several towns requested to send their Us u
al number Of Delegates. and the Chairmen OF Town
Committees will see that meetings are immediately
called for their selection.
Ev order County Central Committee
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kEoKUK, June ID, 1856.

CT-Thc Daily Northwest, is the title Of .
new Democratic paper just established at
Dubuque, that goes 'sthc entire swine" for
the Nebrascals. The Express and Herald
was ultra enough, but little too indepen-
dent on the Kansas matter. The Ebo-Shins
know no tolerance in that regard, and hence
the attempt to crush it out. Entire subjuga-
ton is the edict Of the Slave-driying oligar-
chy, and has become the order Of the day
with the party.
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SrMSER's SPEECH NOT ESIsHED YET Mr..
Sumner has made but one remark, concern
ing the assault Of Brooks, since he was hurt,
except to make his deposition. On Sunday
marning he quietly remarked, "7hat speech
is not finished get"
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REPUBLICAN MEETING!!

There will be meeting of the Republic
cans of keokuk
This Saturday Evening,
AT STANNUS & HAMlLTON'S HALL, at
O'Clock, to organize a Republican Club,
and prepare fer the Presidential canvass. BE
on hand.
Rev. c. III. LONEJOY,
of Lawrence, X. 7. will be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
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WAS SHERIFF JOKES SuoI There seems
really to be reason to think that Sheriff
Jones was not shot ut all, but that the whole
thing WIS an impudent humbug. DR.. String
fellow certified that the ball was received in
the spine, and the lower extrcmities were par
alyzed. the imminent danger Of such q
situation will be readily understood. Yet
this man headed the Lawrence mob only two
weeks after, in robust health, showing no
marks Of recent illness. Surely Stringfel-
low il remarkable physician, and Jones
possesses constitution OF astonishing recu-
perative powers, or the repor; Of shooting
was gross humbug.
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krokuk. June Is, 20.

ksoKuk, June Is, sc.
MeSsrs. BRInAAs. CURTIS, and others;
Genlsuen loag note IT this data is anyie-
cvad. Year kinsness Is peculiarly satisfactory ~
me, and thank yoa very si4esrely for appreciation
you be-tow upon NY humble efats in the cause vi
the legitimate hanna, and accepting with pleasure
the com piima n you tend wiz appoint Monday
Evening. June i6sh for the occasab.
have the homer, Gentlemen, to
Subscribe myself
Your ODD ! servant
TuO~. DUFF.
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Tciegraptiic News.

Bosros, June 1.-THE Kansas Aid com
mittee Of this city have collected $4,000
contribution, including $500 from Josiah
Quincy The Worcester committee have
collected S. 900.
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u
No. N Randolph Observation-Disclosures AGO, Ills
XXTE are now receiving a large and choice stock of
wv HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, EE
Fine.cut, king, 4 Plug Tobacco
Having direct communication with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia, the source OF
production and manufacture u PLuG ToBAeco, en-
abes Us 70 offer some Very choice brands of these
celebrated Tobaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers aud dealers generally are. invited
to examine our stock. j. +. JORDAN GO.
II Randolph ST., Opposite Young America Chicago.
June IL '5Gdly
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FROM KANSAS.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, June 6, 1856

LAWRENCE, Kansas, June q, 1856.
To the Editor Of the Missouri Democrat
An OFFICER OF THE CONGRESS COMMISSION
IN TROUBLE.
Mr.. John Upton, Sergeant Arms to the
Kansas Committee. was taken prisoner by
the regulators, Yesterday, and detained one
day, while on his way from Westport to this
city. He was travelling alone and came
upon a camp Of Col. Buford's men, who
commanded him to halt and remain prison
cr with them.
Mr.. OLIVER ArPREHENslvE OF a STORM.
Information Of Mr.. Upton's arrest was
conveyed to Mr.. Oliver. who set about i'm
mediately to procure his release. stating that
il would not do TO arrest one OF their officers:
better arrest every man in Kansas than him,
for in Congress a fearful storm would be
raised, and we should not soon hear the last
Of it. Mr.. Mordecai Oliver, NJ. c., was sue
cessful in his attempt to free Mr.. Upton from
custody. The released Sergeant farms
returned to Westport, and started again This
morning for Lawrence, in company with
Messrs. Hunt and johnson, both Of this city.
Their carriage was again stopped by the
regulators. and Hunt and Johnson searched
Mr.. UPTON was not again molested. After
searching the gentlemen, the following pass
was given and the carriage allowed to pro-
coed. LET the bearer pass, rs the wagon has
! been searched at this place.
1 Westport, Mo.
| {Signed) Cor. TREApWgLL.
/ Per JoHS W. POWELL.
/ BY using their pass they came through in
safety. The following is sample OF the
passes given to travellers by the celebrated
Sam. Salters (not Sam. Lattus);
" Let this man pas no him two be q Lar
and ann abidin Sittisen."
! ISignedl g SAAuEL SALTERs,"
'depy sherf.'
GEN. WHITFIELD ~ TIE FIELD.
Gen. Whitfield has not been in attendance
during the sttings of the Kansas Commits
sion. He is commander Of u band Of two OF
three hundred men encamped near Prairie
City, twelve miles south of tins city, stop.
ping, searching, and OBTAINING travellers
with many other outrages.
TIE FREE STATE sqrATTxRs.
The Free State men are assembling to
gether in that neighborhood to drive Gen
Whitfeld's company out of the county,
looks like war in shat vicinity. COL Sum
ner with his troops, went to Prairie City
and ordered Whitfeld's company to dispense
, which they did, wen, about FIVE miles, agair
, camped, and again commenced com
hitting depredations upon the property 0
the settlers. When the troops !carc The
threaten to sweep the country.
Gel Safaasr Calls or 1fore Troops.
Sumner learning that WhtGeld's men wer
9 mot disposed to leave Kansas, sent an orde
this morning to Fort Learenworth for NOR
troops. A time is expected soon. Thre
hundred Free State are encamped near Whit
. fields camp watching his movements aud ar
ready to pitch in, give them battle, and driv
Q them ont Of the country. The presence O
: Col. Summers command has prevented
, fight up TO the present time.
The Congressional Committee.
. The committee have nearly finished the
. business at Westport, and on Monday ne,
Y they intend to leave for Washington.
D Yours, 7.
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THs Digs MoIxEs VALLEY Vine is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMones ' al
loy as well as in the rest Of the State and the I'M
ed States, and medium Of advertising is not
urpassed. subscription price i,5o PEI Rnnum IN
advance
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EOK SAIL,


3 full lots on Sd street,
2 lots 2oxsu on Sd street,
2 lots 2uA50 oa Sd street,
2 lots pn. Johnsga, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
| lotion johnson, lUxi00, between Sd and sth.
/ lot on johnson. 20x ~, between Second and 3D.
lotion I'd between MAN and johnson, zoxao
4 lots on LIST, 2Hx45.
1 lot ON Bank, between "a and Sd.
2 lot. with briek hons, on Eighth aud Bank
streets.
A house and lot On 18th street.
houses and lvt<I
| iot IN Main stfset.
. lots 10Th ktTeet.
3 lots On Fr..akl,n street.
10 acres Of land near the eity.
2 lots on 9TH street, with small hous~
Its N End street.
Applyto SMITH NANsickLEN
SyTplsI. FOX kEST--3 stoaes With cellar, in
- Barrows' Block possession given Immediately.
IL caa b. hai for two years. Apply TO
SMITH a VANsTcKLES.
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Conapiime ntnr3.

| Prices OF Admission-Dress Circle so nts Gallery
25cents. Doors open Mt o'clock, curtain w.ll rise
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lTuRiR,

7 AN now prepared farn.sh all kind Of lumber
/ to sa,t balls rys short notice, eithr at the
East saw Mill above town. or delivered. have
also u 800 feet of seasoned H. IN Iock joss
June 1dtf HAWKINS lay OR.
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CoAT OF Arms TO BK WORN BY ALL De-
scgNDANrs OF SENATOR BUTLER's "FArnER's
AuST.,--A bleeding head on field Grim
son. Two bludgcons rampant figure of
freedom conchant---a rope pendant, with p,
Brooks, Esq, at the end omit. Legend
So CANAMUs."
CA Steamboat exploded at Montreal on
the 10th. 20 killed, 80 wounded, and so un-
accounted for.
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7 VD0
IITAyISG determined, hereafter, TO do an exclu-
L siyeiy cash business in our retail department,
VIC are prepared to sell all kinds Of Hats Cape Bon
nets Lc., At greatly reduced prices Oar stock II
now very complete, and We keep nothing bat the
best grades Of goods always have the isicststyies,
and sill sell lower for cash than the grades
ara cold on credit So come on with your dimes
wn All kind Of Millinery work done to order
at the shortest notice.
Oct 26.-itf. ID. u. HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
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CRACKERs: CRACKERS!

NOTICE To T. GALI.oWAY'S WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS.
FINHAT in Consequence of his being nhaut to build
i and ealasge his Machine Cracker aud Bread
Bakery he will not be able after two weeks, To at
tend to any orders for mt least months.
He requests those in want to give him speedy no
tics X. GALLOWAY,
el2tf Johnson ST., between Sd and 4th.
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RUAk DlNG !!

A FEW genteel day h,asiers can DO Accommodating
"A if application b. male soon to the undersigned
~ the Pavilion, Concert street betveln ~ and ID.
June i3d2w s. l.. BLAINE.
Competition ~ the Gitc OF Trade.
TWIN ROOFING and oil kinds of jpbbfng work
done the most reasonable terms by the under
signed. And all work tnc warranted 10 b. equal
&c any other shop in this city or State
n. B. mop on the corner Of Main ami Ninth
Streets. FREDERICK ZI6G.
keokuk JUNG l3Ihm
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Regular Keok INK and burlington
Packet.

fIsHE fast running passenger Packet ~ -
i SKIPPER, j. Cram comm ander $780,
will ran in the above trade the coming season.
LEAVES kE0KUK
TUESDAYS.
TIT kSDAYs,
SATURDAYS - o'clock A. n.
Connecting at Burlington with the o'clock P.A.
cars for Chicago Returning,
LEAVES BURLINGTON
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS. NJ II o'clock A. ".
For frei ght or passage Apply on board. or to
STAFFORD l. Meet Ne.
Juref7d Ley.a Iseokuk
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FORD, cHAs. 7. GoaaAa, DIV. rot
Ford, Gorham Il Ford,
BANKERS

Sess~~s
BANKERS,
Third ST., ono door South Of Main, keokuk, Iowa.
REFERENCES
Metropolitan Bank, New York,
Winslow, Lanier Il Co., New York
Wa. Howe, prest., Boston;
Geo W. Thayer. Prest., Boston
Il. Salden Thayer, Cash'r, Buffalo:
Peninsula Bank, Detroit
I. Ii. Durch 4 Co., Chicago,
Carpenter h Ford, Ciuainna.i;
Darby BarAsdale, st. Louis
I. r Handy, Cash'r, Cleveland.
junel0dAw
T.. II. T. y. ~. FORD,
Dealers In Reai Estate.
Office over Banking House of Ford iorhain Ford,
junelOd6w] kEokUk, IOWA.
sScSS:sS Furniture s.sy.
Eleventh Street tff. Main and johnson, heokuS Ioca
Mfs.ssOftieyE DAfis,.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Deal
wi ers in all kinds Of Cabinet Ware. Orders from
distance respectfully solicited. and as promptly at.
tended ~ If selectedin person, carefully packed
and forwarded to ali parts Of the country.
ksokuk, June 10 '56-daw
To Carpentcrs, Builders, and Others.
XXTOOD Turning Scroll and Fancy Saving dons
w to order at the Kcokuk Furniture Manufacto
June iod.wtf KILBOURNE 4 DAVIS.
WARD a. FOX,
CIVIL Engineer and surSeyoF.
nFFICE In Kilbaurne's Block, Main street, neal
~ Second. Lots laid out in issihs, hainourne !, :
and Mason,s Additions, and any other, business II
his line performed with promptness and accuracy.
Kcoknk June 10, '56-d6m
CurIosities COR the Little Folks.
lyVEkY thing that you can think OF to tickle th'
IL hearts Of The little folks can be had of {. Obcr
'' 81 = 30 inc SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE.
Always ON Hand.
xT TOODWARD co. havethis day received bycx
w prcss Ane lot Of Gentlemen's Spring Cloth
ing at No. So Main street mchsd$w
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INDEMNITY! INDEMNITY |!

TN ANo. Companies.
i Eou TABLE or Lon DION, Capital E500, 600.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, Pbiisdelphia,
Capital S3on,00
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond du Lac,
VIE, Capital $5oe,ovh.
BKIDuEpOkT fIKE AND MARINE, Bridge
port, CT, Capital $500 ,uOo.
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, O., Capital
$500 900
HOME, No. Wall street, New York, Capita
$500 600.
Policies issued In the above safe ComPanies, ON
mutual principle. the insured sharing in the pronts
Of the Co., AMI on cash plan, a. rsasonsnie rates.
Office on ID street. Myi2-dim
KEOKUK MAXINE INxURANCk CO.
Capital, H2OO, 900.
VIyHIS Company is prepared to do Marine lnsur-
i ance business. Cargo risks taken ~ customary
es and the usual Cash facilities extended TO reg
ulaY customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DlREcTuAs:
A. Eridgman, VIM. r. Turner,
II. II. Harrison, Goo u. smyth.
John Templin, A. l.. Deming,
John McCune, c. i. Conn,
| G. aarber, Jas. r. Cox.
A. RRIDGMAN, President.
GB.SMYTiI, Vice President.
A. l.. DEMiSG, Treasurer.
WM. r. TURNER, Secretary.
Office in sample 9 building SECOND street.
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HATS HATS /,


yNTEhave on hand fusl supply 81 Hats o!
w the spring style, 10 which W insite the at
tsntion of merchants and the pabi.c generally.
rnvsdkw ID. n. HUMPHREY AaA6E.
SyoFT HATS, black, claret, tan, brown and drae,
- Of every variety II style, just received, by
mypIaw u. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1900 DOZ palm leaf hats, just received At the
,tare of u. 4. HI MPukEl GAGE.
my9dAw
400 DoZ Leghorn anu straw hats, just received
ty u. i. HUMPHREY GAGE.
nysdkw
MILLINERY GOODS Of all kinds, a large stock
wi constantly on haad. at the store 81
,ny9dAw ID. r. HUMPHREY h GAGE.
500 boz WOOL hats, just received. by
myg dkw ID. II. HUMPHREY GAGE.
! SHIKIs-Just received, good assortment OF
- Shirts. Also, cravats, giescs and collars, OF
every variety, o; the store OF
/ .mygdSw Df HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
400 Cases elk and straw bonnet NJ the store OF
| mysdAw ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
I DARAS0I4S and Umbrellas, an endess variety, nj
| L the store Of II. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
my9daw
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-I...1ll.-7 49, 49, - y 77777-1 go
FOR ~ALE.

farm of 20 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 30Ai0, situated ID miles
from keokuk, in ighi of, and one mile and half
from ia. Mississippi Terms--one third cash. the
balance in one or two year. Price, SCI per acre.
Title indisputable. SMITH AVANsickLES.
LyOR sAI.E--A house and two lots In Pontoos1c,
Il Illinois Apply to
SMITH a yASsICkLEN.
THOR sALE-Ewo new prick dwelling houses
l. Apply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH a yANSICkLES.
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40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city
$40 a,rss Of land within three miles Of the city
22g acres, acres under cultivation, near Cana r
go. A liberal credit will bc gwen. 81.
a6s aere-, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from The city. Terms easy.
SMITH A NANSICkLEN.
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AlWays on HIND.
xXTOODWAKDSC0.h avethisday received. bycx-
wv prcss Ane lot Of Gentlemen g spring Cloth
ing at 40. So Main street mchSdSw
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NOTICE.
GAM'L HENDERSON, is hereby notified that II
- his Threshing Machine IL not called for withr
IN 80 DAYS, 1t will be sold to pay charges. by
june6- d30d CONNABLE, sMfIIl GO.
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ICEl ICE !!

ICE promptly delivered daily, in any part OF the
town, in any quantity to suit customers.
Orders may Be left ut hamiii Co = Grocery.
anr30-d j.. RALST0N 4 co.
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(Signcd) Cor. TREApwELL.
D. .,,.- III bS,..

By using their pass they came through in
safety. The following is n sample OF the
passes given to travellers BY the celebrated
Sam. Salters mot Sam. Lattus);
" Let this man pas no him two be Lap
and ann abdin Sittisen.''
Signedl 6 SAAUEL SALTERs,"
sdepy sherf.'
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Saturday Evening, Junc IA.

Last night of the engagemsnt OF tho celebrated
Artists
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nAvrp n SMITH n. vAEsIcKLEN
n. II. VANsICKLEN,
REAL rs TATE AUCTI0NEER.

DAVID b. SMITH. NJ U. VAhslcALsH
n. II. VANsICKLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEER.
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Heal Estate xsrokers and Agents for
the sale OF Real Estate.
Post Buildinga, Sd street, bet. Main and johnson.
FOR SALE.
A FARM containing 20s acres SO timber land,
n the balance divided into five fields, all we'll WA
tered, 40 in Timothy, fine orchard Of bearing
apple trees, fine peach orchard choice selection
OF pear, plum, dnmson, apricot and cherry trees,
ounce eurrant, gooseberry and other fruit IN album
dance The farm is situated on AN eminencc near
the Plank Road, overlooking the Mississippi river,
for miles I'm extent, and from which be seen five
towns, IL wit: Montrose, Charleston, New Boston,
Amhrosia, and Nauvoo,) the railroads on either
side of the Mississippi be seen from this point;
the buildings are If but little account, but snf
lc,gnt ta accommodate FOR short time, any person
wishing and having the means to invest in view OF
constructing hne dwelling and out buildings, upon
the bet k,eaton and choicest piece OF farming land
IN the State Of Iowa. The fencing is substantial
tbs large not to be excelicd in this or any other
State
The purchaser can have ten years o., Large ro,
lar. apply myi5 SMITH dVASsICkLEN,
RON SAIL.
AZ ACRES of timber land four miles from the
~ city, apply to SMITH VANslChLEN.
FOH SALE,
nv wo los ia Kilbourne's addition.
Also lots III and II, II. w. kilbournc's addition,
on which is a brick house, rooms and kitchen,
cellar under the whole frstrate well lots both
under fence. Terms cash.
Also, lot in Block 1875.
A two story brick house on 18th street.
SMITH vASStCkLES.
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The performance will conclude with the new
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