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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ,.,
MONEY MxnKxr.

-
s-. NEsyAy, May 20-SPM n.
There was guile reaction In the stock market this
m0fn.1Ig. The improvement was pretty general. The
the ecss the tendency upward. Nicaragus Transit
went up y per cent Pennsyivanis Coal, y; New York
Central Railroad, N Cleveland and Toledo, NJ Erie Rail
road, 4; Reading u; Michigan Central Railroad, n.
Indiana SIS fell off Y per cent Hudson Railroad, Y;
Panama, n; Galeoa and Chicago "a.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks were made by s. Draper
goo Terre HAute and Alton RR. per cent bonds 10
1900 Ia Crosse and Mil waukse per cent bonds -. rs
5000 Chicago and Mississippi per cent bonds. 81
2e0 Atlantic Nut lns Co. scrip tissue of 1867 IL u
40 do. Fulton Fire Insurance Company .......... 92
At the second board there another reaction but
it was of opposite character. With large sales lower
prices ruled Illinois Central bonds declined per cent;
Erie, u; Reading, a. GAlena and Chi ago advanced a.
Tho second sober thought viii In before many days
elapse, when may look for better state Of things.
The advioes from Washington of a more favorable
character. The Champion affair begins to off
feren and less difficult aspect In the minds OF sensible
reasonable men, the dismissal of the British Minister ia
by NO means certain it appeared few days since.
Tho last despatch Of Lord Clarendon said to be Of such
mild, conciiatory character, as to have Avoraby nhu
enced government and made the return of Mr. Cramp
ton not matter Of much necessity BEFORE Whatever
may be the result Of the nego iatons the
the better. All parties, except the bears in the stock
market, tired and sick of the whole affair and 1t
should have been disposed Of long since II Mr. Cramp
ton If going, let him at 1t ia not Of much
sequence whether he goes or stays AL that the
ia classes both ia this country and Great Britain
want Is peace and quiet
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a. ipes OF confidence and hops To ths asea Il the
Convention BE- prepared, wAsn the shossa snadArd
shs DO his devoirs gAanny, and mos, contribute
20 the emit over throw Of black repubcanisn an
the ssablishmsnt through the agency of sound dsm'-
crscy of the equality OF the States tne rights Of the
South and the veal Of the Union
Judges Cashie and orump essos called ueou. made a
few remarks after which the Conven Ion adjourne1 sin:
de at half past 10 O'Clock p N.
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Paid on disburstng checks. 1O2,846 GA
The following gentlemen to Gay ected directors
Of the New York ana Harlem Railroad Company for the
ensuing year.
Philo Hurd William G. Wetmore, Horace Brooks Philip
Dater Thomas Il. Faile, Edwin Crosby Edward Haighs,
John g. Gourlie Fran is w Edm onds, Albert ]. Akin,
Albert Smith. Samuel T. Tsber, Nathaniel P. Bailey
The treasurer Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
gives notice, officially in another column, tina. al the
outstanding bonds, with the accrued interest, will be
paid upon presentation at the oonpany's Office The
bonds will be paid at par. This will leave the company
entirely clear OF debt This shows wha. good manage
nent will do.
The steamship America, from Boston for Liverpool to-
morrow, wednesday, viii carry out about ak hundred
thousand dollars freight Before the shipment
of any importance shall have another ssmi-monthy
remittance from Cali ornia.
TIE Erie, Wabash and St. Louis Railroad we are in
formed, will be open by the 1st of August The entire
length is 2 miles from Toledo nearly due west to the
State line Of Illinois The Toledo Blade thus speaks of
this road
On the 18th Of this month the Lake Erie, Wabash aud
ST. Louis Railroad finished to Indianapolis, and
in elrect communication with st. Louis AID the
South Goods pass from the Ohio river to Tole.o
without trsnshipmen change Of This road pre-
sents itself TO tbe public as the shortest quickest and
1ouss ana b. on IL aSs
finest roads In the United States indeed passing through
uch magnil sent country IS It does and UNI or the
cannot help being the Southern route.
J. Reynolds, attorney for the mortgages trustees,
&c, OF the Albany Northern Railroad Company adver
ses for sale at pubic auction in the Albany Ex:hargo
the 10th Of September, all the rsilroad of the
parry, from Its terminus in the city of Albany to its r
minus ~ Eagle Bridge Ia the county Of Rensselaer, in
GLIDING tie lard purchased acquired to be acquired
for said railroad, ard then thereafter occupied by the
said company for railway, together with the supec
structures, tracks, rails, &C.
The last annual report Of the Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company gives the annexed exhibit of earnings
and expendi ures during the year ending March 81,
1866
GEORGIA RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY.
Gross incon from road. ..... 81 O6s, POP 80
Gre IS income from benk.............. los AL 50
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to extend it to the Pacific any want II fidelity to tbs
constitution rights Of t1 ssuth the wal OF the
Union God forbid should do such wrong In astics-
for verify believe in his advocacy OF that line he was
amin by desire to do such OF
ce allowed to the South aud to AYERS
great crifis and the time Of his willingness TO
tnd that line to the Pscifc In despair Of undons ne
ceps and even urge thAt proposition J. myself, in my
represen alive capacity and many other true Southern
sought that msasure and would have been content
with at that time, high the spirit of Northern
aggression Mr. Buchanans vilipgn to grant 1t might
be deemed friendly to the South and perous t. his
Northern popularity entertain this osJsc fn there
fore, not indicative Of want Of friendship or fidelity
to the rights OF the South the part OF Mr. Buchanan,
but because Whatever may have been his motives then,
his cor nec,ion with this Msoor lire and bis want Of
participation in the great measures that abrogAted
1t, mist necessarily make him lees efficient sandi.
date and lees clear exponent Of principles
ON the paramount Issues Of the CANVASS. This
oisconnecon may be his misfortune, not his fault Be
IL so stu l. exists and selecting csndds.e to
illustrate great principles, not 10 crafty the
mischsnce Of delusve position at least fear, taa.
with Mr.. Buchanan . candidate all the crave or
tme-sel wing followers Of the democratic camp might
avail Of his past adherence TO the Missouri restriction
10 eonound and perplex the northern suirsgsns
The positicn and principles Of the denocats csnd
IN matters essential t. the South. The great
CT the Union have ounced all saorugss and dsr
Trey rent a6uueer by strong grasp the o,
Legislative compacls aud dsiusivs promises tina ave
50 org obscursd and obsruced the pare of
situi Dal rights snd e. not Ms, by mis- AXE Of favor
II an to any CANDIDATE esve shred or fragment to
bind our free and onward fofbear, ms friends
further expression OF lti uants
have Fad enough trust sats actriy, to exhi Dit the
gene al views under which expect to act your dele
gate aud satisfy you that action will DO deter
intd by mere personal friendship. bus will be guided by
Bst copid erators the Interests Of tie Souh gud the
welfare tie Union. Altos me- In conclusion hope that
In parting from tins ball whatever OF df.ren asps.
rity ENGINEERED by diversity Of prreoce
N the expected nominees OF tho Co-ven.on
NAY We lef! heticd-he. ~ sAai "a, In respective
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Notice..

II EEp 1t before the people that A. J. oIiMEh,
IN has just received, andis still receiving, large
Es POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING
WORK BASKETS, WORK Bon rs, new and hand 4.
some styia Of Jewsiry, Boxes Of every pattern vlo
Inns, Nui.nrs, Flutes, Flies. Accordeens, banlas,
Drums. Tamborines, Sc. Also . general assort-
.ri os FANCY ,so.is TOPS, 49,, 49,,
consistinr In part Of pissecting Maps Of the world
the Nation 4 the u. s., A b Blocks, And IN faet
every thing from An Elephant down to Bird oil OF
which will be sold cheap At
A. j. OH NJ E RS
Fancy foods & Toy Store, IT prcseat On Johnscr
a. near tho Post Once, and after the 18th VI Nov
viii be happy to wait on his friends ~ his new
ssand on tbs cast side u 3rd. between Main john
s,n sts., Ksokuk.
i tlct II dim
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MHaIueFy aud Fancy aeoAs.
ATTENTION. LADIES!

r WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Il Ladies' 70 my large and we'll selected stock 81
Fall aud Winter foods, which will sell at Cincin-
usti prices. nay stouk svnssss s..A, .ss.", $40
velvet Bonnets; also, splendid assortment Of
Ribbons, Flowers and feathers, selected With great
care. You will 6nd everything IN the millinery snd
Fancy business ut my sstahlishment, In the latest
fashion. am also prepared 70 do all work In my
BURNERS at the shortest notice = lining, trim
ming, bleaching. pressing and making sonnsts q
every description 70 order. Will warrant All
work TO give satisfaction.
Como one, como al. No trouble 70 show goods q
Nrs ulenny's, No. ~ Johnson street, between Enc
Sent46dly MRS. AtENNf.
IS0K 1XTE low AND on GOOD TSKASAr-Loea
d ana !, block 1856, ssFnsr Of Johnsoo snd issn
streets leas II "a ri block 2eo, corner q nAaa
and ~ elrsess - f6st IN =. -, $500 y
1th - lS6ne; hbock ~, Rsidf addition; $40, y
- NJ 1itsl land, miles fson tssn, g -
ns HeaS11 1aIspeA nd. W1hCH14N,
-. ..sSs I'll - Ksokuk, IsSA
4
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Paper and Cards.

We havsjnst rsssivsa large aad beautiful stock
Of Papers Aad CAsds, dirscs iron the Manufacturers
70 which ~ vosd iavits the aissnsssaof Merchants
and Bssiasss Msa. Wssaa gsaraalss - sssso6ssrs
ssssss work lsass stosk, shsstss asslss, and st
low@ prissa. tAas any other ollss In this sisy.
In Gard Priating ~ dsfy ssapssisisa II sped,
prise " qsstity Our prices vary from ~ 70 S. per
th0sssnd, for ordiaaey sise cards.
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TSs9T1
As11GeaIL. =. novs. ssc. .. rxut. |
kEsaAks., 40 ~ = Oo.,
(sUUcnaDumD 70 noWn, LOCKWOOD = co.,)
v9nOAooAaO go Inoeoal
AUCTION J COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ana 4eai 9ssAss Agenss,
6ssead 81. saxtd ssr y tho AAhsnssn, kssksk,
DARrIcuLARa .s.nsios win bsp.sl to suyi,s
y and selling Rsai kststs and psssonai property,
negotia.ng loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted to ~.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend TO
storing and Forwarding goods and produce Of all
kinds.
lateral cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and well selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches. sld Jewelry and notions which
We oner ~ Wholesale and retail, as low rs can be
found in the eoantry.
Merchants and pcddlers will be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cash.
List of fEcai Estate aor sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE h co.
I FULL Lot on Main st.; y do on Johnson-st,;
valuable Lots on High street;
Concert "
"a 70 Orleans I"
Houses and Lots on Concerts,.;
| Lots on 18th at;
| Business Lot on First-st.;
Lots, Leyee;
| valuable lots cor. High and 10th sts.;
1 House and Lot on Morgan
10 Acres valuable land within mile Of the old
! City Limits
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
City Limits
Acres laad in oakwo,l, Ills. valuable for gar
| dening purposes;
| Town Lots In lakewood, on which growing
80 Que young Fruit Trees.
noyi0d KENDALL. HOWE + co.
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Taa DIS AslnEa vAa1sr Ws,o u issssd from
thssslnss every wednesday, hes IN sxtsnsive and
issfsaAng oirsxIatjon thsosgAoat~ the DE- Moinss
vallsy - ssl = u ~ rest Of the stAts and ~
United States, sad smedaan Of advertising 10 not
arrssssd. Subscription prize si,se par Annum In
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CHEAT ATTRACTION

"N IMBLE SIXPE C Ell"
T AM now receiving heavy stock Of ssAsosASLx
GOODS, direct from, the Eastern cities. They kre
not second hand goods but fresh and nice.
good assortment and large lot, to suit all kinds
OF customers.
There src three things to b In trading
one 10 10 have the right kind Of gosh; another Ia
10 make the prices to suit and the thirds 70 hare
accom- nodating saissmsu. Ny housss posesss I'll
these requirsments and certainly there - the place
get Good bargains.
Nv WINTRR STOCK consists In part Of the fol-
lowing Delainss, solid and figured dsbass, mcri-
NOS lustres plaids, lnssys, ginxhams, cloths, Cas-
simeres, casiucts, tweods, jeans, Canton fannels,
wool nAnnels I'll coiors, opera hannsls, wool com
f,rts hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damask diaper, shAwls, long and Bay State, men
wool shirts and drawers, donestics, blue and brown
tckings, sheetings, hats and caps boots and shoes
and every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. And in connection with the above,
have large stosk Of CaocksRY WARE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can oder superior
Inducements in this lins. Also, = gond assortment
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing in the merchandlse line, and II there - any
article We cannot furnish can tell you where to
6nd IL.
Ju,t drop In It the "NIMBLE sIxPENCR," and
Look ii those New Goods which hare not bsen on
hand since the year II Affords ~ pleasure to
| show nice goods. You will find them 1t
Mes. u, a y 100 Matn.st.. keokuk.
| Oct22d&w s. s. BILLINGS.
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Blk % Lsdiag, and v;a,r Blanks for sale 1t this
soss; snd Brnks u al descriptions nsstly, cheap
and sxpe itiossly psatsd SD fssnlshsd 10 order.
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q The man who nade IN impression on
the hsast 81 : eoqusess hes become skillfal
stone cutter.
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ron SALE.
A MALR OF whole lot Tor sale In Psrfy's eli
IA ton. near l4th It. Terms reasonabls. In
quirs of GEO. z. DlAoN,
octa2d ~ nain-e4.
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UIs y wise not 70 sssk secret, end hon
ct not 20 reveal il.
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- linited AnsAbsr Of Special Notices. will -
lassstsA ssAss Mis- he'd ~ ~ cents line fer sash
insertion. Or over the editorial head for 30 ssns
ltnA
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RAHE 0A1Du
srsNn Aighsss narkss Tssss Win aswsp =
- 06no.
~. heip wsnss1. Nnqeiss = ths"Yesag 49,
iaa'' HaAssa, opposite ~ Fssesoss. c,rw
sspt3e-dH Ak AA0VO1.
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e Why ere good resolutions like faint
ing ladissi BssAass they want <<"easryiag
ouS.O
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CAssnox.--Anothsr new establishment,
much needed in this city, has just been
opsosd IN Van Antwsrp's new building, COR
nsf Of Fifth and Blondeau, By Mr.. james A.
Camssea, whose speciality i . supply the
people with paper hangings, window cur
tains and shades Of Ill varieties, with the
nsssasasy srianings aud 6xings, spring sas-
tssssss, -. Mr.. G. brings his worknss
viii hi., and proposes TO farnish ssps-
sios axtisle Of mattresses. He has been sn-
gaesd N ths business for nambsr q ysass,
and " presume his sxpssieaes, sxesllcat "a
sssials, asd good workaaaship viii soon -
sass hin . Aourishing businsss.
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ALG advertisements for this paper nust n pre-
paid. save those u psssoss haylng rsxssr accounts
with sAis o0ss. This rsisi Imperative.
Bills Tor JoB Wosk are expected to bs paid ON DE-
livery Of tho work, unless otherwise specially
agreed spss.
Assounts with regular customers will Be settled
assterty. unlsss otherwise specially axrsed upon.
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Nsw AND 0ooD.-In the new brick build
ing jass 6eishsd BY Gen. Van AAtwerp on the
sosnsf Of fifth and Blondsaa strsess, our
frinda, @. w. Psrdss + Co., have opsasd .
nsw Family Grocery. Their stock i now
throughsst and very choice ssd complete
The most noticeable feature is their very
large sapply Of the choicest preserves, jel-
lies, pickles aud other nicetics, which they
have sslecied and laid in with special view
70 the grsaI scarcity Of those articles his
season. They have also IN ample ssook Of
staple articles Of the best brands and quail
siss, and IL 10 their intention to supply thsir
customers with every thing which this mar
kst viii aGord, in the way Of poultry, vssss-
sbies, &c., and good many things which
this market unfortunately does mot afford
OF ~ msnbsrs Of the new arm il is scarcs-
~ nssaaDary 70 speak, for who dsesnot know
Psrdae and Capt. Bartlett argues himself
unknosn. Bsx. il there also, ready TO vail
upon you with the utmost prompsnsss and
urbanity.
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TlyHEssbseribn ~ now prepared to ascomnodate
! H. psbiic With sACics fresh stock Of Family
0rocsFiss tAsr stose0n the corner At 9TH and
BlspdAAa stssets, Ksokuk.
We will M boast az our long expssisncs Ia this
basinsss, ~ pseaiss to sell yos lower thea any
other AsaSs. u v ssaai with new stors bst can
assure ron ths4 whatevsr Jos paroaass - - yos
will anA psw aad freak, aud ~ 1Atsr earselvO ~
price will not vary much fron other houses that
have had tasis gosas % hsad sines ths 6sSt.
All goods parshAssd 81 win b delivered 70 any
part Of tho saty promptiy IL required.
Am0nut our stock may hc found the following
RIO, JAVA, LAGUAYKA AND MOCHA COFFEk,
ImperiAl, Toane Hyson, Gun P0Ndar, 0olnng. And
othsrnra64ef T6A6, al fresh and good.
kfIf3 Ana.
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- The notes Of the following BAaks are not re-
ssvsd By any VI thc Bankers In this city with the
exception Of shs Agricultural tTsnn.) BAnk, which
z taken by Deming Love and Ford, Gorhsn
Ford.
Erts City Baak, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Bank, Pennsy lvauis.
New Castle Bank, PennsyIyania.
CumbsvlHad SsviD IS Bank, Mary land.
Bank If TscuinAch, Tecumssh, Mich.
xacosnb Go. Bank, Nj. Clemens, Mich.
Ariingscn Bank, Washingtsa, DC.
A9vicsltnssl Bsnk, Brow nsviiie, Team.
Kxchangs Bank VI Tenn, Aurrsssbcro' Tenn.
Bank II East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Ceatraa HaAk u Tennessee, Nashville, Tens.
EAsmsss' asA hssshants' Bank, Greensboro Nd,
Valley Bank, Hsecrstovn, Nd.
Maaafaetsrsrs' ord Neuh. bank, Column bus, Geo
Pisntsr' and MeehAniss' Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmer Bask. Wiskiosd, T. 1.
Ellsworth Bank, RllsvostA. Ne.
drusess Baak, BosAse, Mass.
Wooster Bank, DAabsry, Coun.
Rapawha Hank, Kanswha, Va.
Coumsreial Baak, Chicago, III.
This Tccamseh BAak. and 4aeonh County Bask,
ase eoastsa % The wild cat list and shoaid b NJ
a1sns. The Commcrcial Bank, Of Chisaxv, hss fail
81, bat the circulation IL secured and 70 serione
shave shosid be Submitted TO.
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DaSiveu u Oo1IaghoR,
0snsrsi Advertising and CoiIsssiug Agency.
o3 UsaxhoYn- st. ChtoaeO

OagsI DagsIt Dogo III
MANUFACTURE BY THE CHICAGO BAG
WI Manu1actosy, ZIG Dearborn street, Chieaev. IN
FLOUR, BuCKWHEAT,
C0RyAEAL, HA n, FARMERS
OSNABuk 6 AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKo,
Furnished upon the shortest Aoticc, and a. tAs
lowest market priccs Tho designs for brsndiag IRE
sew, srsna. snd not to b supposed In aAis soAn-
try. u. W. AShARD,
July15.dty postO1oe nd1Svas--hox l6o7,
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Timers StOCk.

timers, stock
1000 lbs. oval and reanaC pei Bottoms fssaete
10 inches.
5000 bdls Sheet Iron from No.1Ato37.
1000 packages Plymouth kiveu, iron and tlnse
from ". to II lbs.
400 boxea Tin plate:
500 bundles Iron wire from No .6to Ea.lS.
100 grcss Tea kettle bresstf andcoversfron to
"a inches.
30 gross Pressed tin bottoms from 6te inch.
DO do do scoiiopcd and ain dinner plates
80 do Stove ments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea 20; Breast and Covers.
i55 do Assorted tin'd carr.
90 do Iron tea kettle ears.
TOO do d. do do bars.
+ 100 do Pressed tin 20. eoysrs.
900 do Of No. 1, 7, and pewter knaLs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Spouts, assorted sises;
Perforated tin IN sbects;
Copper kisets and Burs;
bucket Handlesj
Mallets expressly for tinners' sss
Stove Backing in papsn OF by the ksg.
septI3d COASTOCk 3 Bk0TNRRS.
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M I
Dry GOODS
~ Ne kOOx611 ~ IT,,
CnAM0ERLAIK's OLD STAND.
MAIN sr. -. xEoxUx. |
MERRINOS AND DELAINES,
...,,a. .-~,-,
- :
e 's.' 1as's''s'
Damask anG Curtain Trimnings,
an. ran,...,,a p.,as
wrNn0W SIIAnrS
RIFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS.
anu
unucr rr,pNTourNn
INV cams.
ALL WHICH WILL BIZ SOLD
Nov is-dA~ W. N. POSTER 4 co.
rae s.AxGEsr srOCx OF
DRY GOODS
IN THE WEST!!
oOAD "H" A
WErMsn.SSnsc Az uALL rAnAAeo1An niA1H'
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
CsnssAaing twenty-five FAs1sese
fard.'
From 30 cents ~ ~ per yard-ths best oafgsin'
A,.o p,..,pApu,Es roo,
FhhNCh ohfANDiE aad 'AohosIi Ao0A'
SfsPLkHDiD TYLks.
s0 "sA1 :" s's- -
-. p''es. - -
1noA l.s.
-nS" NAN AAA0o'
Ana .,s,vx .,;.,x -
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS.
From "a to cas-. A lsrye and choice stock o
DRESS TRIMMINGS
FRENCH Avn ENGLISH pRIyTS
OF IaA LATEST DAslsSS'
w.., attention - 81
'''''0i cAnprra
o'ns".ing Of real hosh'n sivsn' p.a'ssn,9 Pr
Anyothsr House in the West.
All kinds Of Housekeeping Goods Linens =
/ ONE OF OUR FIRM LIES IN NEW YCKK CIT
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AWBos 0WOyG3Ds
90 DO9. list yseeivsd % AnMs 0Aevsis. Pa
30 sabs " 1fLL,IN6HAHT, LANE = DU1L,
ootJI-d Sign Of the Bsoedaxs.
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BAxE FAnUns.-Ths Bank Of Mount Yer
non, Pfovidsaes, late Poster, b. l., y report
"a failed.
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RsnovSp. Onsxs hos removed 70 the new
brick building, east side ofThird ct. between
Main and Johnson, whore he occupies large
and pleasant rooms, in which his efforts and
geaias viii no longer bs 'scabinsd, sribbsd,
conAnsd'' - heretofore 10 that old shanty
on johnson. A. soon = he gets tally 6xsd
up, and perhaps sooner, Be will odssvttss tbs
public q 70 HE businsss and indueems0ts.
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Hacorporation Notice.


U NOW all whom II may concern, that II. ".
N Sample, John w. Cleghorn, J. X. Iiornish, J
II. Sullivan, John McCune. d. b. smith, T. Z.
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells, y. u narri-
sou, b. T. Brigham, VIM. Leighton, Wm. Timber
man, J. n. Hiatt and james l.. Estes, have incor-
porstsd themselves aud their associates, under the
name and style Of
THE KEOkUK WATER COMPANY,
With . capital stock Of Three Hundred TAossdnd
Dollars which may be increased or diminished, ~
the stockholders nAAy find oxpsdlent. The private
property Of stockholders IL exempted from liability
beyond the amount Of their unpsid siock The
principal place Of business Of tho Company, - 81
K soksk, Lows. The object of the Company 10 to
supply the city Of Keokak and vicinity with water,
for mechanical and domestic purposes. The busi.
moss Of the company 10 be under the direction Of
tho corporators or Board of seven Directors, and
to exist for periods Of twenty years, renewable, -
provided by the Laws VI lows, and the articles a
Incorporation Of Record, In the once 81 the ksoor
dor III Deeds, In the county Of Leo, State of lows
The Indebtedness of the company 10 limited 70 IN
sum OF One Hundred and Fifty Th0usaAd Dol
lars
Keokuk, Iowa, Oct, 10th, 1885, law&w
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~ n. Msosss School began Its Winter Term
yesterday. and hds fair - b. ixyeiy attended,
Mis- Lisis DaiSslf tskss cAayss = he snail boys
- sis1s, viii BE- dsvotss his entire ssergiss 70
N A4sassl Department. Those wisAing p;ass
In - enhesa, ~ present sesn, shesA mako IL
kss~s tunsdisasiy. euhosl II Aschania' block.
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ScsAscxIs. -Wssh1As parts a4setsd with
bed brine, and three or four daily spplisa-
tious viii eject cure, even IN the worst ca