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tas sis N day af 81. NaPolsoa ! decressin
rrgard toIt Ithe sAscn;np oi ihs testamen,
sG NsPoleoa ths ti,st. This viii. q
Na.Psq1leon ]. anaplled under IN mon.r;
|.lhies Nh \ hiehl ccesded thc Empire. NJ.
been ssyiysd sad dsflar NJ lpIl iores
|sys ihe pEesenl lppsror nv moment lhs
qs apigp B.iI' n !| declared \ II sap N
vii sH;Ia,lpcsiysd n under extraoEdi dinary cir.
iipl.si anaGss. A .pd n " "A.
t,sasdipafy 1! gp viii |. wss mad \ U ~ y n
RelsqR whi|s III Y III Hslsaa. aps
calls for the distribution 0f several nil
lions VI iranca from lie ireasury 7 D, ol' Il !.
country HON which ~ u was u, ilIcnf NJ ssxIiled
aed oysr \: whose ivads - y " \, Ion;assr u y; I IL.
ainy more copirol Ii linn II ths Secretary ~.
dotted down his dicta ~ VI ljoss. ~ IN VI L II sI;s s
|, under IN VII provision u thst Il II. n. s,am, |. Il
wapld SONS day ,coniroI ,hat IN rsa.ury NV
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Eopposilion II ~ \ ecuiiea / y nsolralized
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Iqfdsrsd ,4l ihs n. lty lhodssns
!r4nse M ihe fwenlt t-six .drpartnscnis III II,
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sbsinsof y PFeI4ts, and IN, lils ~, I
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dss aiallon hizI pl;aes y - n r. III "
1asyiiot sit Ihqa M Y a y n; HI
guard cPFps IN NJ M soyf ~ ~,
||lI.i44iop " his comma andlsr Primes
bsrini, \ severe old diseirlinasian, Eao<
dismissed him from M corps lor IL
ofiense IN returning u Rpsao~ With
. .,hs restofed pentif M eaIe64fd iii
| 'l's ssslesie slieal vocation som ssropgrs
v nPnn him, and entering holJ crderS
~ immediately experienced ths sPopc's
|. favor N being advaacsd tolhs dixpisy
of Prelale. MA was recently ppg,o,nfed
Papal nat.cio u Munich, ii rs,osn 6it
'isi'nuil i' y g,ssr nv Laca, ~ etiquette ~
quirea al nuncios II BE- bishops, Don
flayio xss previously raised 10 the
dignity " Archbishop of .lirra III pa,s;-
~, ~ ~ ahsses imsgidary sees With
'whiicJl I'LL ib Cyqrt .t III Rome ~ delights II \
honor such Prsl lstes " aspire a. tho
higher functions of The staie without
lwiyh;hg III liilstur sshe eSpdhs1sili,y ofs
spiritual dpiiea BeIsfs gong di, 4 y Mo-
picl1 He u na, - rspsifto Msscow, not
- nuncio. bi.t, according II oiiieial an
aoufailcssa csaisens " IN PoFs's ambay.sder
exsrao aordinafy ~ aaslsnot hi hive "a
aslica 4 'ssAas@e efsrs II the E,nper-
N \ coronation. Il j indeed sur.niscd
that he Will avid bsihe pfeseM Il the
tsfssnony isseIi, III ~ IL Caikdlic Bishd
rsII attsnd n NM sle.ss M sllsiis
schissnAa,asss n =. / N i p1eItnsss
bspes wilI ~ ia 4 y : ) 4 : 4! TIL !
n Moscow teS Ia.a ~ soane IN
fofessen arcsds6i M an 6tlIei ~ Il'9. ROAD.
different ,,ise WA employed ~ Car
dinal (then Nlonsisnor Beraetfi, when
sept pahea anrona, i'm of re Emperor.
|INicholas That prelate arrived Il Mo-
COW IN smPls lime feF ilss cerenoiJ,
||but ~ HE w day before ~ was ssiz-.
Led with fearful attack N. ihe scps,,
which his iactoium, MassA Ani, announced
vssl, - rlxx,lsral alnre.n ~. ~ ..l,&.la
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public alsention Some AZ ihe IN ~ ap,.ss
bring sxsiline nsws HMM " Lslliss, Insf1
and alIE ,orts u ctdslsls gsI lgaH la
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a stsls rscs,,sl shsfs ,llo A. II ssrsss| I.sI's n N
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Captain Brown, lsa II M ltss M
soil party. was killed. saI sii.n
who had ser.ssl, s,ndeF osssasih9 q s.ss
among he slain s,E,|sI
Gen. Lane was inah6 iisld withsa forus'
4stimased Il ftonl lADo " 200 nsss. s;I s.
ssasioned 4 different points - ,hs terri.
tory. q
Large companies ofs ths pro-sIavery..
party are also stationsd af,sg the lpwal
line. and large numbers wsre bsing|
called togcther 81 tke Missouri bofdsrs,
with ! view of gong over = meet Gen
Lanes command. SllSI
Civil war seems already u have com.
meneed ii Kansas. Y 'ssss sss N
But il this state 81 affairs ii III xra,ii--
fying % learn that ,he Presidsnt has'
transmitted perempsory inssructiona- ~
Gen. Smith 70 use al tie military pow
o. under his command ia qnellipg the
disturbances. and punishing ~ oiIsn-
dsrs Of wha,ever nams er party /, 4.
Gov. Grsary. The now GoSernor. has
now also gone with instructions q take
thsawhole difficulty in hand and ~
The aid of the United States tr.n.ps, IN
put an'immediase stop % farther. blposr|
shed. ssg d e
In case troops enough .re not found
in Kansas 81 accofapIish this object, the
President has called opon tileE Goyars|
Snors Of Illinois and Knnfuck y III respnil1I
with men from thosss Staaes q ii IA .il,e,
Governor sof kansa.llins auppfe essia ~
rebellion. IN q
We sincerely hope than equal jjsstice|
may nov take place 10 ! both partiess
that esesy sgitalor; whetkss tfssspiIs
Of nre-slasser the Stringisll,~1, h.
forsis md Lanes. my " a+r<ste5 Firth
.wi.i,, % that The psacrxbls cis,ssns u
the Territory msy y ,rinht<A - livs
swi.hout teing coastantiy sxposedlto m
of lifs and psopert aisa Vi
Let tie Missodriialss snsl Gsorgians ~
sent sent home, ONE and those WI xl,o ~ tisfe ffFsIS
Iowa, ike ls them u u murder a anI oppre
bosalso sennt n 4 baek a ioFthvith, Win sotdefs
10 remain thsis LII they; ca,l Il rttafnn|
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III intention 4. II i6e Presjdsnt: asid "
Aspe shs Nv Goysr,os NJ "a vii sSs
aerye apd dsifiiiotislsi u csrry oht gIlsst
jpst ~ desiragis o5iscis. i''ass
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ls. lsa WIDEN a. Son.

NJOUlD respectfully call the attention of the
" public to their stock Of the first quality of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they enabled sell at rs cheap
a rate a. can be obtained in St. Louis
We are determined to act npon the motto
"ssALL PROFITS AND QUICK Returns"
GIVE us call and We pledge ourselves TO show You
as bne marble and as good workmanship, both in
thn ornamental and plain styles, as can be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock oi Marble on it's
way from the East and shall be fully prepared 10
meet aay demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street between Main and Blondesu.
April s. 1874 "A
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DENTAL NOTICE.

hR j, X. RICkEl, surgeon Dent 1m~-ruA
~ ~ 1T lst having returned from the East YS
Having large stock If Teeth from
the best manufactures, please the most fastid.
ons. Teeth mounted on either gold or pIatina on
his new improved method which is row bsinc used
by the best Dentists III ls also prepared to mount
Block Teeth, Continuous Gums on gold or platina;
when on the latter, at lower price amounting t.
the difference in cost Of materials full sets on gold
for Sl00, on PLATrSA for 800. All work warranted
oice on the south side Of Blondean between "a and
4th streets, keokuk.
March 27---dlx
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REMOVAL.
~ e ntal s Surp eru

nR. r. s. BARBER would respectfully ~~r---.
IL nfurm his pat rons and THE public gen f9ss.S
orally, that he has removed bis office u the Lily
New Brick buiidiug the west side Of Third street
between Main and Johnson, where he has secured a
handsome suit OF room, and has spared neither
or expense to make them elegant and omfortabl, -
Thankful torpas tayors. he soicits continuance Of
the same sEss"All operation warranted
kenk nix Oc: I'll
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ENcSNLyANIA RAILROAD
20

FItHhEE daily Through Trains, between Phi ladel-
L phia aud Pitsbnrg.-THE MoRslSG MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at II A. NJ, and
Pttsburg for Philadelphia al 7 A. M. TUE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg T. NJ
The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pttsburg at II 7. NJ, and Pittsburg for Philadel-
phia at 10 +. NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from ST. Louis, Mo. Alton Galena
and Chicago, ILL.,. Frankford, Lexington ana Lou
isvllle n.y.. Terre Hante, Madison, Lafay ette and
Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield,
beilefontaine, sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland colum-
bus, Zanesylle, Masslion and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, 81. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of
the above places
For further particulars see Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia Baltimore, New York or Dos-
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AGENT, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Feb. l. 1889. .-iy
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A&


YFHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
nounee 10 he public that their Coaches leave
kenkak Daily Sunday exeeptedl for Fairfield Os-
kaloosa, Fort Des Mones and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston. Charleston, Primrose. Winchester,
Birmin CHAM, Ashland, Agency City, 0ttumwa, Ed
ayyille, oskaioosa, pella Monroe, Apple Grove, To
Ft. Des Moines.
From 0skaioosa {tri-weeky) to Council Bluffs, via
Bel!efoutau Knoxville, Peasantyille Indanola, 81.
Charles. Wntersett, Iudiautown, Silver Creek, 10
Council Bluff.
Also from 0ttumwa vim Blakesburg, Abba, La
grange, TO Charlton, tri~weekly.
Also from kekouk, Daily, VIA Warren FarIlin gton,
Bouaparte, Bentonsport Keosauqna Pittsbufg, Troy,
10 Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through BooDsboro and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
1as- Office Main Street, second door above the
Laeledc House. r. A. McCHESNEY Agent.
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W N. M lANNERN.

| " NJ. M NIANNEIkN.
hYER AND SC0uRER. On 4th st. between
- Johnson and Exchange, where he will renoFate
and make 10 appear as new, all kinds of Ladies and
Gentlcmens apparel snch as Grape, broscha, cas-
simere and WOODEN shawls cashmere silk and ineri-
dresses rugs, piano and table covers window and
damask curtains, &c.
All of the above, and every other article of cloth
ing colorcd in any If the fancy or plain colors.
hope by close attention and knowledge of my bus
iness, to give general satisfaction.
nov 2sd&w6m VIM. MANNERS.
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IsHE Great Central Route. connecting the Afian
Il te cities with Western Mort hwesern and sontb b
western States, by continuous Railway drec,
This road also connects at Pttsbury with daily line
= Steamers 10 all ports on the Western Rivers, and
NJ Cleveland and Sandusky with steamer tn .ll
ports the Northwestern Lakes making Inc mos,
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freioht
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great Wesf
RATES BEIwEks Pau ADELPaiA AND PirrsLrRG
FIRST Class. Boots, Shoes
Dry Goods, lin boxes Furs, s0c per 100 Is.
Feathers, &e.,
I'd CLAss.-Books and Station
cry, DIy Goods, (in halcsl ! 75c Ter 100 H.
hardware, Leather Wool,
Sd Ci.Ass.-Aafils, EagginS
Bacon and Pork, in bulk,9 ! Csc Per 100 b.
Hemp, de-.
4th cLAss.-Coaee, Fish Ba-
con and Pork, tpackedl Lard, SOC. per 100 10.
and Lard Oil,
FL0UR-SI per bill. until further eotioe.
6RAlN-~5u cts. per 90 lbs. until further notice.
tUTION - 81 per bale, exceeding 700 lle
weight until further notice.
Gas4- In shipping foods from any point East az
Pm iadeiphia, be particular to mark package .syia
Pennsylvania Railroad All foods eopsigned m
the Agents Of this Road AT Philadelphia or pitts-
burg, will lie forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harris Wormley 4 G. Nom
PMS, Tenn; II. Il. Nass Co. st. Louis; j = Mitch.
ell 4 SON. Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil Bell 4 Mur-
dock, ard Carter Il Jewett Louisville Nv; H. G.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind Spr crnan & Brow ami
Zanesyiile ohoi I4eech Co., 81 hilby street Bos-
ton, Leech 0ta., M. Astor House. New Yrtk. Ns
Niiliam street, and No s. Battery Plaep New
lorki r. j. snceder, Philadelphia; Ma yraw 4
hoons, Baltimore Geo. c. Franci-cns pitts6urg.
IL II. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent, Phi!a leiphia.
ii. D. LoMBAERI, Sap't, Altoona, pa.
nov % lS56..-1
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CASH CIxOCKERY HolsE.

.oI LDS8 ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers OF
" Earihenware, ChrAa and glassware No 60
Nersey street, New York. woulsi say to Merchants
and dealers generally that, having established
Cash House ~ this hrsnch If trlde they are fully
convinced that they can cell Crockery etc. at suan
prices as will pay the purchaser fine prof To retail
Experience has proved very conclusvely to us that
Dy adhering strictly to the cash system " can at
ord to sell from ten TO twenty per cent. below the
regular credit trade prices.
10 TINS end We ask an examination of oIYx STYLES
and prices, list Of which will he forwarded by mail
80 any party desiring.
Earthenware, by the Invoice, single package or
very carefully repacked for the country trade.
.July g7 IS55.--tIy
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Sheffteld's Chicago Type Foundry.
A ND PRINTEEIS = MAkEHAiL L.sE M ss Erank

snetheld,s Chicago Type Foundry,
A ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, No. as Frank
IA lin street, CHICAGO, lie. Having all our mr..
rangcments complete to supply NIL the requisites oi
the trade with stock of Presses, Type, Ink Chases
Cases, Galleys, Cuts, Borders Ornaments, etc.. etc.
as we'll as every other article required in a News pa
per, Book or job Office, prepared to furnish
the trade on the most liberal terms.
Ofhces entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay Printers will find, upon trial that
the type Of our onn manufacture excelled by none
in the great requisites of superior metal fne finish aud
most perfect letter.
In addition to which, large and diversified assort-
ment Of Types of all styles, from the old and justly
celebrated foundry Of Messrs. c. 7. WHITE a Co.,
New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and
ders to any extent for their manufacture will be fill
cd without delay.
PRIsTIsG PRESSES Of all descriptions from the
we'll known manufactory of Messrs. X. Hog Co.,
will be always hand oriered suit the Trude,
well the greut variety af their Furnishing Ma
terial, for which their mandatory has obtained
high reputation. Ruggles, Foster and other press
es furnished on order Mt Manufacturers prices.
INK OF every description from the best Inanufactu-
rers. Confident that other establishment in the
Northwest effcr the facilities for furnishing
or renewing printing Office, we respectfully solicit
q call. &C SHEFFIELD Agent.
CHICAGO, February 1856
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Keokuk Book-Binderv,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled TO any requir ed
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c, dc, furnished al
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, 6c., bound re-
bound in any style desired.
va My Bindery viii be found on Second Street,
next door 70 the Athen9um sign of the Big Book.
Jan. 90, lS54.--d1w. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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FAsHIoNABLE DRESS MAKER.

fASAlONABLE DRESS MA ER.
M RS. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
lvl ments TO the ladies of keoknk, and begs to in
form them that she has just received some Of the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy to have them give her
call. as she is confident that she can give ample
satisfaction to all that will favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made to order
Residence on Main street, between First and Sec
ond. opposite the Lacede House, adjoining Eagle
sons meh5d3m
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spring ana sum mer OF 1886.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED,

spring and summer OF 1856
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
J. ". HUTCHINSON. JAs nyup.
HUTCHINNON a. DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAIL0RS
THIRD street, between Main and johnson. keo
kuk. Iowa, have just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, o choice
and excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres
testiDgs, and Gentlenen 3 Furnishing Goods Of ali
descriptions, and guarantee tha, thair work shall b.
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
nhey are constantly receiving the New York and
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best material 10 give
them call Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Gorment
Cutting.
Also, Reports of Fashions
anrla-dly UUTCHINS0N 4 DEWEY
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NEW Arf0m8 II CmGnt.
tIsHE subscriber would inform the citizens of Ee-
okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade of Ben. F. Dodson, at No Third
Street, where he has on hand general assortment
91 M french and American Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, which he will make up 10 order at the
shortest notice, and in style not to be surpassed.
Also good assortment of Summer Coats Vests
and Shirts, always on hand
July I3, l655.--dtf JAMES M. TYLER
'IsoJOukNEYMEN TAIL0RS.-N anted, imme-
diately, at No. s, Third Street, two first rate
lourneymen tailors. None others need apply.
sep1f j. NJ. TYLER.
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:. HEIMSTREET.

I TNIDN Block, Main Street, Dealer In Eng a
- lish and French Chemicals. Drugs and
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Brushes
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, 4c., &c q
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared, ard in no case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used
dec I'D
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N. W. Hicks. VI. H..
L X G. K On NTI st

City Of keokuk, lowa,-Ofiice Second ST.. between
Main and Jshnson.
hR. H., in addition to the usual
- methods Of inserting artificial teeth
rs In possession OF the exclusive right VQYYy0
tor this city of mounting the s'continu-
Jus gum work. universally admired for their
beauty and cleanliness.
lie Il also monntingstceth ON Gutta percha.
nnr lG 1RLk dwlp