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STATEMENT OF MR. JOHN CARR.

oNE or TIE PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE NEw YORK.
Dir. John Carr, OF Burlington England, OF pas
sepsers board the packet shp New York who stood
bg the side of Captain Mcznnon from the time tho vessel
struck ,i they len her. has kindly favored with the
following s,stemeDt;We sailed from Liverpool on the
18th Of November, In the New FORK, commanded by
Capt Alex McAinDon Mr.. Siowel WAS the Ere mate and
Mr. C.,ne the second. Or Gardiner was the physician
There about three hundred passengers on board
forty four in the second cabin The iollowlp arr their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
TURKEY

The dates from Cors' anIlope 10 the LIST instant
The Ministry OF keschid PachR was we'll established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Madrid commercial letters say that the opinion va
strongly ssanst the loaU and that the finance mia
istor would probably resiso.
Accounts irom Malaga sod Ssrseosss represent theso
stiles - sl sgiiaied, although not in open outbreak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
HOLLAND.


The weekly staternsnm fro Amsterdam and Rot
seroam markets report that although busuess continue
issctve, on the whole Irioes ~erc well supported.
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STATEMENT OF ANOTHER PASSENGER.
The captain and tho rst OF snip certsaiy de-
serve the prase Of every Bet,er ve never
saw, and men with notler hearts in cca
tao, with The captain. IN order to qued isars c
those on board remarked that they should all bs sav
ed u he had 20 carry them his back TO the -
He stood with cooked ps In mis- hands and throsasn
ed 10 shoot down the rs who dsobeyed his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

THE BALTIC.
The Flbe river on December s@ free from ce. The
weather vas rainy and warn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

The Emperor has consened 10 the convocanon OF the
I'yotes,snt synod in Hungry.
~ venre
TIE vsnns pcwst vas sesers,lY ipsniras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

ryussia has the resolution of the Ger.
manic Dict the question Of Neuchase pr 10 the
great Powers inviting them 70 ion In collective deci.
ssop Win view " secure her recognised rights II 10
nHely n A the Prussisns Of Neufchste viii have been
ludred by the time an answer his circular IA resolved
but A. the Federal Council Of switzerland 10 said 10 have
given formal promise the Cabinets OF London and Paris
that an ami esty shan be granted Immediately amer, the
preliminary condition demanded BY Prussia will be full
allied though indirectly. In The course o. the negcs
tiops On this question France and Austria have advsed
Prrssa 10 abstain from military measures, but have
promised positively 10 support her views,
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saturday morning, about 40 o'clock, Capt hcKeuron
len me ship for the shore obtain he aid Of the
era In landing toe pssscrrers TIE very rough
s the time. There signs Of upeasuess among tina
passenger, a, the Captain proparns TO leave ,hs
ship No sooner had tho boat pushed 81 than the 10.
riae passengers rani the nir Win their and
threks Cor they issencd that hm wne should be ihoir
protector sss stout to desert them. The passea.
SER snd s,ierr afsr muoh trouble ,cccscdei N
sure n ou't,ina thcr They passod thc ngni n
exvsmo peli tac ses vsss'or ovcy tno saip nost Of
TIC tine. Norrsrr dswned, slecpers Elght having
bess garta .. .hogs = teN9 80 s1r, Al n1A ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
Additional Particulars Of the Loss of the
Emigrant Ship New York and
the British Bark Tasso.
The Lamentable Condition of the
ShipWFeCked Passengers.
ESCAPE OF TIE NEW YORK MUTINEERS
INTERESTING STATEMENTs
&C., &C.. 20.

We have just succeeded In obtaining the following let
.ers from special reporters at Barnegat relative to
the loss Of he emisrant ship New York and the British
bark rasso, which Will be read with much interest as
iolows We are happy TO that there Is no steamer
ashore anywhere along the beach.
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dered to Lewis A. Minor surgeon Of The United States
Naval Hospital and 10 his able and humane assistants
Thomas y. Steel James n Harrison, Randolph Harrison
John o. Coleman and +. A. Wake These excellent
aud skiul physicians in and out Of
the beds OF our sick and dying people mniserng 10 their
necessities and smoothing their pillow in the solemn hour
OF death Their kindness 70 the sick and their urbanit
all during the trying times when their labors
enmulaed ennoblsd their positions and dgniaed their
honorable profession.
Resolved That memorial Of, and testimonial of
the public appreciation of their valued services commit
tee be appointed with instructions have executed six
gold medals with suitable inscription and devices and
that be presented each Of these ply seans together
with copy OF this and the foregoing resolution.
In accordance with these Resolutions massive gold
medal handsomely encased has been lately presented to
each Of the naval surgeons named therein accompanied
by letters highly complimentary from the committed.
This testimonial tsays the New York journal OF Com
merce of public gratitude the surgeons OF the navy who
faithfully remained at their posts during the Of
the yellow fever at Norfolk and vicinity is alike worthy OF
those who give and those who receive IL is handsome
compliment handsomely paid.
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py JAMES C. nseurass. Aue,,onssr.

MAGNIFICENT ERARD GRAND PIANO FoRTE, HORSES
superb french clocks spendd
es,ee aud damask curtains we've. and
day The residence bis eIeeiIsa-
% ~ streets ,ha sell aifhs esgan. furniture and
have been 70 use but a few rnontts5 comprising
MAGNIFICENT rosewood grand piano, from Erad alta cost
suite furniture, finished in riol erin
son brocstele consisting o. TWO French sofas Two arm and
Suite Of reception room aru'ue flushed % eoe ,s am
quite Of OAK paur furniture finished n crimson and gold
k dsmass, consisting y Freneh sofa, TWO arm and four
side ss o fsssooS Ia s No aae
heavy @ sps win s suns a r ''n IL French
damssk consisting sofa easy chairs. rocker and
Two splendid French plate mirrors in hesvnyeved
Elegant rosewood mirror, back e,,gerc' .. s-,.lr,s
Three superb French msntel clocks 49, ..r.1s -.
Fur gilt pier iahies with ma bic tops .4.. -a5--4
nsndsome 81 sh, sl Chandelier deli, s,,,a.e,
Suite Of -four crimson brocsee enrtaips lined throughout
superior S5a rs sns s y s and spps.' oo
Eessns Preach pae mor 'r.m,s, ws.a'ooe'
EHzabehian and French bedsiesds -. 49,, ,n,.,,.a
Handsome u gilt iron bedsieads with canory ana euHahs
Bolster. and pillows. blankets, comforts sc.
Superior covered and side chairs n
Pine mahogany msrble-lop sideboard
Solid maeosaSy ssisns,on dining I table
silver plated table eutsy covered dishes, csTors, coasters,
Rich glass ware, Ere irons
Oak hrt set Brussels stair carpets Nv
Refrigerator, copper cooking utensils, &C, ...a
ALSO 5000 r..
At O'Clock, In front Of The residence HEs#
family cararn, built order, by
Lawrence, New York Ha u 6.
One superior French coupee Ff#
Twoscs 81 silver plated carriage harness ra .E#"T
Saddles, robes covers, whips, DC,
Also
Al the time or disposed of private before}-
splendid caage horses Of fine style
action, and superior travellers n a...
Termst under, credit
and days for satisfactorily notes.
sThe house will be open Monday, 7,h ir-sn,
20 s O'Clock. Jas, g. MCGUIRE.
vs-d Auction~er.
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BY TEL EG r. A p IL.

Further Particular of the Lyoanaise Dasterefety Of n,
other Vessel. .sr.e
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE vessel that in contact
with the Lyonnsse the bsrque Adratc, from Belfast
Maine bound Savannah. appears that the steamers
lights by the Adrso twenty minutes before the
collision. The captain who deck at the time sup
posed stood her course and
the injury done TO her. a..
The barque Adrato arrived at Gloucester yesterday hav
ing sustained but little injury.
tsrcorp pKsPAToH.l .r....
BosTor, Nov. 1.-THE bsrque Adriato arrived at Glou-
eeser on inst The captain Immediately Bel
fast where he reported through the Belfast Journs that the
Adatio bad been into by unknown steamer, which
passed on without stopping to render assistance.
-Four Day, Letter from Europe.
Carr ISLAND Nov. 1.-THE steamer City Of Washington
with Liverpool dates Of the 5b, has inst been sgnAlled
Thaberg IN Philadelphia. ....
PHuAprlPHiA, Nov. 17.--Thalberg, the composer and
pianist gives the 2sth inst 1t IL his
ton to visit Baltimore and Washington next.
Reported BaHk Failure.
PnABELrHA, Nov T.-It IL reported here to-day that
the Lancaster (Pa.) Bank has failed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-18
By Particular Reancst.

NE have been requested times
w pnfculariye
INTO Woodwads old place bought
there, suppcsing that they buying Son.
our psce % business the brick building
door west Of O. Woodwards old stand Twelve
months BY Messrs Ase Mclean No sis street betwrep
Tenth and Eleventh fronting avenue sign
Of and house furnishing Al All
times be very happy 70 supply old public
me very best quality heating
houses and the
yvana on the best and
Dniv receiving, the Morning a,ar
ing stoves, four sizes each, and other kinds
pariors and chambers above.
Remember-No 3e
Nosls--SN .... O, WOODWARD b son,
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In equity in the circuit court
for Worcester county.


Weatherly.
obtain
K eaherIy's for the payment Of his debts.
SIt substance states The Indebtedness Of the said
me "rheIly the complainant the of hui
Edward n. w. from the 9ih Of April 1853, and his in
debednes divers other ach he devised ali his iron
November 1854 that he LETT will car her fetime ana
ey, rear ana pesohn ~ us u constituting
Eizabelb his wife, eIecuiIix thai his sais wife hh
the personal estate, and tna y IN
The debts OF said Edward, ii
be had bis real estate for that III
The hesailaw Of said Edward X Wealheiy are William
b. Weath.ry, William Hardssry and Sarah Hadesy Of the
Virginia, and Sally Lewis, wife of James Lewis Of
Dorchester Maryland and Elizabeth Weathey Of some
Maryland; that he lett houses in Sal
.Wofcessr
w. praying for thereof for the payment Of said Ed
thereupon by ordered adjudgd
this day October 1885, COMPLAINANT
this order be inserted pub
four weeks before the Isl day
sid absent defendants ofte
OF the bi and commanding them to be and p
solicitor before the LIST day
the premises and show they
lave, why decree should not pass prayed
THOMAS A. SPENCE.
Test JOHN W. PURNELL, Clerk.
Nov is-Iaw5vcp
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THE GLOBE;
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CON

THE DFFltlAL PAfEh OF CONGRESS-
INTEND publication of Congres
full including passed. dufing
the first Monday in December .s. #
The will Of
the be bph Interesting and
ley will be oresadowed in the speeches Of friends
who
before takes chair
business accordingly should subscribe for the bates
The Daily the day. toreh with
such editorial ancs may be, time time, by
passing Interest, and the debates they
the hands Of the Tepartes which will be aid
Appendix Those imns-
diaey should take Daily Globe, they usually
dys before they printed in book form Congress
sionaI Globe and Appendix #@@ #~E#
The Globe and Appendix will a
double sheet, royal
sixteen All laws passed during the ion will
eopous indexes debates
will b. made OUT printed and sent 10 subscribers
sson. +
Weekly will printed sheet ia the
usual and will contain
al natter when shalt An
eAus sheet will be printed debate
subject shall take place, giving II IN full.
TERMS. ..
For copy Globe, year o.
copy during publication of the proceedings of the
session 90
COPIES during the session. when ordered "
For copy Congressional Globe and Appendix during
the s"ssion w
For two copies ordered the On
For coy Weekly Globe 90
For copy the LIST of December 10 the st OF 90
Bank notes. the section Of he country
seriber be received in payment Small may
be postage will not be sent unless the
"''"'' JOHN @. RIvEs.
Washington, Nov. 10, 1856 ..r#-.-z.s@
Nov ls-dtt& 2tawswcp
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NOTICE The undersigned being agent govern
~ men printer for the disposition o al waste damaged, snf
Plus emanalng from the government printing Offices and
bndee hereby from purchasing such from
my else further knowledge n such fact such
(bnyer and shall be the fun o
Al such damaged, twhie and rrnted
found
7th only authorized place foi the sale ofth.m
- EDWARD TOWERS, Agent
Nov is--diw flint and ssfl ~ #
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NOTICE IL hereby given 60 NIL ttsdssn,en In tbis
Nv city who have been IN the habit Of purchasing
from others
Or House printing Offices hereafter any such puhaes
ade from an Rdw ard Tower. the soe
thereior parties purchasing will be prosecuted
ertem N the law, l., WENDELL,
Nov le-dlw Tfu 4 gaf1
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In active preparation gorgeous fairy drama entitled
THE NAiAD QUEEN, OR HE NyMPns OF THE RHINE!

Win entirely and agaheenr by The celebrated
Cha Elaborate
Mesrs. and spendd costumes, by Mrs Nha-
len, GltnDs Williams aud Others Durng piece, eTaud
marches by SIXTEEN LOVELY GIRLS, In costly
beautiful aTmors female warriors, ... ........ ..
Mnul I'll
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USUAL, this hank will be Thprpday the goth
"a stnnt tho day apart for Thanksgiving. ##
Notes payable that be attended
day previous.
I9--9td
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III and mattresses china glass and crnckey goods
plated ware, cutlery Britannia painted japan
ned goods bonzed iron goods futures brushes looking gasss
wooden kitchen utensls, &c. 1
Honsekeepers viii find AZ assortment Of
housekeeping articles emhrac almost thing
ornamental ne henp relieved trouble and veraon
runnnf about 70 different stores obtain they want
pledge myself eel as low bought il on on IL the civ
Nov l9-eteoif " iron han
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by WALL, HARsARD, q co, Aucuonsers.
DERENPToRY SALE or NEW CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
L Kockaways, ON Thursday morning. November
ah at will sell the factory OF Aesss
asup Weeden sb their
ente stock carriages busg Rockawsys which their
materials and work mnnship We
x Carriages, handsomely mounted and lined FIRST
article
four seat Rockaways, light and strong,
4 two seat do suitable for a physician.
phron, made for service in the very best manner,
The sale win positive, Mess. Hssup wceden
business.
Terms credit two. four sir months
~ - WALL, BARNARD co,
Nov 10 hueioUeen
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JACOB REED.

Manufacturer OF
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING, f.es
#... No. 10 south Filh street, Philadelphia. FIJI.
All eoors and qualities OF military fancy ON
hand, and ior sale at the lowest prices. t e5s I8szH
Oct la-d6mt $500. II 49,.
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EoyU X

Know all persons by these presents thai Released,
and hereby OF Texas from al further abiy or
claim for The paymeut evidence Of debt num-
Der -, for the Of 81 issued ss lhe a'a epno"s =,
and redeemed BY the United States in aceodanee VIII %
Congress, entitled An act 10 psov'ae " mc
payment creditors republic Texas as are com
Congress September nine, nun
approved 2s Of February snd an ae'
of the approved the let Of February 1855
As witness my hand and seal IA
Ann o--diulstIaD
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DsrAKTMxET,
august 10, 1850.
following joint Of Congress
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Purnell Toadvine

Elizabeth Weaiherly, @xecu'rix OF
Edward X. Wealhcrly, William
b. Weatherly, VIM. Hardesly,
Sarah Hardesty, and Elizabeth
WeninerIy,
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Form "A.

Know all persons by presents tha nas released,
aud hereby releases sta'e q nee" .sS ~ as
number Tor the sum Of = rem ~ he rrss ma
State ioAs - .uo 49, M
be United States in s1m n III
provisions entitled An - -. WIG
republic OF TIA = -.
of Congress Of September nine ~ .c
dred approved 2sth F.bruary ls an a3
approved the LIST of February, leoo
As witness my hand and seal. @r4~
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MANps, or Gentterneo's
VI third and atres supply Of eeneuen shawi, embracing
every variety, weight, and sire. -
NJ BAso, large Bay shawls we are pre
pared 10 sell at the low price Of S. apiece Can AZ
GEO. ~ n, WHITE A. CO.'S aW
Hat, Gap, and Cents Furnishing Store
Nov l9-eod6t 9f2 Pa. avenue bet OH streets
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open ~ o'clock 10 patrons secure
seats
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CALIFORNIA WAR BONDS.

CALIFORNIA WAR BONDS
nFRsoNs ENTITLED receive coupons from
missfone California wsr Debt obtain them b, sp
Rggs Co.. u this city, with whom they have been de-
posted. -. - -
sAMJELB. SMITH,
J, w. DENVER,
Con mssoners California War Debt.
Washington city, Nov. ~, 1885,
Nov le--d3uf
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THE Ono RTvER-It is stated that the Ohio river had
risen Pttsburg the 18th infant twenty mine inches
and that the weather is clear and cold.
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VIRGINIA METHODIST CoNFEREscE.--In the Methodist
Conference at Lynchburg, Wednesday, resolutions
adopted voring increased effort for the diffusion Of
Scrpturs knowledge among slaves by oral Instructors
Smithfeld Virginia. the first Tuesday in November 1857,
was selected for holding the next conference
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MARINE DHAsrEh-The ship Lady Franklin, of New
York. for Trieste abandoned in sinking condition
The 3st October, having sprung aleak in severegae All
hands were taken off by the schooner Maria Jewett.
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THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-A Geographic despatch
from St Johns Newfoundland dated the l4th instant
that the weather there for days back has been
exceedingly wet but that the land line of upwards of 4oC
miles works WE'LL and that difficulty whatever has been
experienced with the submarine cable which h
island with Nova Scotia
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Snow STORM BosroS.-It is stated that TO the
depth of an inch fell in Boston on Saturday last.
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THE FUR rRADE-The demand (says the New York Jour
nal of Commerce for rs of fancy descriptions this
exceeds all precedent and consequence prices
stock for varieties have gone up fifty per cent or even
higher compared with last year. For dress goods fus
will be worn the coming winter unusual extent Sets
costing $3.50 are very common.
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DURE JIsBoS WINE have just received Ave dfh casks
Lisbon wine.
Thr The subscriber by friend in
received IL direct from Lisbon PER
chance wine moderate pce For
by WIN. ". GRIPS,
Nov a. 9eok Saturdays No, 81 Louisiana
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"A HANDSOME oJMPLflEET HANDSOMELY PAID,-The cizens
Of Portsmouth Va meeting held February 8, 1855,
adopted the following resolutions complimentary to those
surgeons OF the navy who bad rendered signal service
aurug the prevalence Of the yellow fever there
Rc'olrsd That our grateful Acknowledgements are ten
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-14
GEISER,s
JEWEIRY STORE


Second Street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING just returned from the East, / n
i respectfully chill the attention Of my ~
friends and the public generally to my new
and fine stock Of watches, jewslry silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, dc.
Watches.
Pine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epines, of all kinds and qualities.
JeWclry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamelled
carr rings and breast pins, ladies and children .
gold and jet bracelets ladies and gent gold chains,
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver, steel,
and patent rpectacies pcket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver Ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west north of ST. Louis viz: silver table,
dessert and spoons and forks, sugar cream,
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Plated Ware and fancy Goods.
Plated aud britannia tea sets, casters, fruit aud
cake baskets, candlesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
A general assortment of clocks OF the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
GSs Watches and Jeweiry repaired in the most
workmanlke manner and ut the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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DISSOLUTION.

fINHE copartnership existing between the under
1 sigaei, under the firm ol Baldwin, Evans l.
%, Mas dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th
day Of March last.
Messrs. + q. baldwin and John L. Evans hav-
rng purchased the interest If l.. 4 c. ii. Bull, will
continue the Hardware business a. the Old steca
r7-TITr " NalL and FoufIh streets, keokuk, Iowa
aHIef Tic sIyIc III x II Frey HI
tend Y The aljustuent Of all the business Of Bald
win, Evans 90. EBENEZER H. BALDWIN,
JOHN Z. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
tliAS III BULL.
ke lEuk, Iowa, May l..
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IN liz 3rtgsges rsen in pawn ut for lands pur
chase ( tn Marsh iser Delavan and Chas
Mason, are PLAID IN he hands az ID. W. Kilbourne,
OF h4oAak, wtia Is Authorized To collect ali moneys
de-, aal 10 grow due thereon.
CHAs. MASON Fl
HIRAM BARNEY.
keokuk April. 10th, 1856 3mdAw
TET TT BE REMEMBERED that lee Cream il
IL selling fast Mt Crsigi tot OK nee's. John 4
street.
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NOTICE.

Consequent III lie chang indicated above, it be-
i comes Indispensable tina, The business II the krm
VI BALDWIN, Evans i Co. be closed up without de-
lay.
Tho. rsoas enosng themselves 70 be tdebe d
On note account, earnestly requested to make
imne'tafe payment h the und ersi zned
aT@ Iga BALDWIN 1 EVANS.
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HowE's InrRovED PATESr

WE are proprietors Of the sbovc patent fer the
w State Of Iowa, and arr prpsved to contract
for the erection IT Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length Of spar, from 50 fertto 500 feet, in any
part Of the State. A. the above bridges have been
adopted on most Of the Railroads in the United
states We deem comment 10 their strength, dnra.
bity and ehcapness, unnecessary. All commanics-
tioDs the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE BOOMERS BYISGT0N,
feb2sd6m Davenport, Iowa.