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ABBEVILLF SOUTH CAROLINA 2o 1856
A good, strong gate is necessary art;cl

A good, strong gate is necessary article
for your garden. A good, strong, heavy
gate, with dislocated hinge, so that it will
neither open nor shut. Such an one have /.
The grounds before my fence are in common,
and all the neighbors cows pasture there.
| remarked 20 Mrs. S., as we stood at the
window in June sunset, how placid and
picturesque the cattle looked, as they stroll
ed about, cropping the green herbage.
Next morning, found the innocent crea-
lures in my garden. They had not left a
green thing in it. The corn in the milk,
the beans on the poles, the young cabbagcs,
the tender lettuce, even the thriving shoots
on my young fruit.trees had vanished. And
there they were, looking quietly on the
ruin they had made. Our Watchdog, too,
was foregathering with them. 1t was too
much, so | got large stick and drove
them all out, except young heifer, whom
chased all over the flower-bcds, breaking
down my trcllises, my woodbines and
sweet br1ers, my roses and pctunias, until
cornercd her in the hot-hed. l had to call
for assistance to cxtricate her from the
sashcS, and her owner has sued me for
damages. believe shall move in town.
-SD0rromg5uSs Pupcrs.
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Clifton, F2a., 1856.

Poll EVI in Korses.-For the benefit of
those who have or may hereafter have hor-
ses that have poll evil or fistula, I would
say, don't sell the animal for trie, or give
him away; but cure him sound and well.
care not how long it has been running, it
can be cured with one dime; yes, one
dimes worth Of muriatc acid will cure the
worst case Of old poll evil. First, wash the
sore we'll with strong soap suds, then drop
eight or ten drops Of the acid in it twice n
day. until it has the appearance of fresh
wound; after which, it should be washed
clean with suds made from CASTLE SOAP, and
lesso heal which it will quickly do il the
acid has been used long enough; but if It
does not get well, apply the acid again un-
til it does cure, for it is sure remedy,
and will not fail If it Is applied until the
diseased flesh is all burnt out Prairie
Farmer.
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BATHING IN THE RIVER JORDAN.

The river Jordan is annually visited by
great numbers of pilgrims from all parts
of the world, who are desirous of bathing
their bodies in its sacred waters. An Eng
lish traveller, in recently published work
on Syria and the Syrians, gives the follow
ing description Of the scene upon the banks
of the river during the time of the yearly
pilgrimage:
."Iere we saw the pilgrims had arrived, and
were bathing pel-me!l. The sight was now
far more exciting than ever hundreds of pill
grims, men, women and children, dressed
in long white gowns, were immersed in the
river. This white gown is afterwards re-
served by them as their death slirord. On
gaining the waters edge, a strong man re-
ceived the people and dashed them under
the water two or three times, till the poor
creatures were quite suffocated {; but not
content with those three dips, which are
generally after the number Of the Trinity,
tie pilgrim seeks again to dip himself in
the water. They dipped themselves and
rubbed themselves, s'if they were enjoy.
ing a foretaste Of paradise. Some who
could swim were floating on the current
others holding by some bush. stood en-
tranced the vociferations. the Babel o
Languages, and the pell-msll scene, wa.
one Of the most exciting Of IT'D nature. Oh
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Life in Paris.-The fashionable clubs
have been thrown into some excitement
this week by the publication, in one of the
morning papers, Of the names of the most
powerful dandies of Paris, with their debts,
which are to be put up at auction and sold
to the highest bidder. 1t looked at first like
a sort of black lis," and nothing was
talked Of but horsewhipping the imperti
nent scoundrels who asked for money
which was owing to them! But it soon
appeared that this publication was matter
of form consequent to the dissolution of a
partnership, all the unpaid bills being sold
Mt auction. 1t created great deal of as
tonishment that such names should be
found with such bills; for men reputed
to possess large fortunes were found to
have bills of seven and eight years. stand
ing unpaid There are some strange Be-
crets in rich mems lives! Some time ago
it was discovered that afashioDable noble
man in England had not paid his butchers
bill for twenty-five years; another wealthy
man had paid his servants no wages for
twelve years; aud we have seen here young
men Of fortune, with 6ne turn outs--an.
paid for; admirable hoses-unpaid for;
fibe furnisure--anpaid.fs and aps clothes
--uppaid forts. Time flies BY With itss &C.
custorpsds spseds buln iucrease nev items
and Interests seHlieg day;; sooues; tis
young man ands his pats;mony Axhaustsd
I'D spssds his iSt Mapsison in i fus din
tsst. Al hs. ssss "a fsl "a quietly isspps
| M mi did ssogn ais slisA q q
| aassss II hsains III i sseiads =
Ia Bsls3 assts sIhaaS lII =
l ipafis.--C Cas N. o. R;aayse.
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IMPROVE YOUR I.ANns

The following statements will be found
correct as to soils long under cultivation:
l. All land on which clover or the cras
ses are grown, must either have lime in
them naturally, Or that mineral must be ar
tificially supplied. 1t matters but little
whether it be supplied in the form of stone
lime, oyster lime or mari.
2. All permanent improvements OH lands
must look to lime rs its basis.
8. Lands which lave long been in cul-
ture' will re benefited by the application Of
phosphate of lime, and it is unimportant
whether the deficiency be supplied in tho
form of bone dust, guano, native phosphate
of lime, composts Of flesh, ashes or that of
oyster shell lime-or marl-if the land
need lime alone.
4. No lands can be preserved in n high
state of fertility, unless clover and tho
grasses are cultivated in the course of ro-
tation.
5. Mould is Indispensable in every soil.
and healthy supply can alone be preserved
through the cultivation of clover. and the
application Of eomposts rich in the elements
of the mould.
6. All highly concentrated animal ma
nurcs are increased in value, and their ben-
efits prolonged by admixture with plaster.
salt, or with pulverized charcoal.
I. Deep plowing greatly improves tho
productive powers Of every variety of soil
that is not wet.
8. Subsoiling sound land, that is land
that is not wet, is also em;uently conductive
to increased production.
8. All wet land should be drained.
10. All grain crops should be harvested
before the grain is thoroughly ripe.
IL. Clover, as we'll as the grasses inten-
ded for hay, should be moved when in
bloom.
12. Sandy lands can be most effectually
improved by clay. When such lands re-
quire lining or maring, the lime or mari ia
most bcneficially applied when made into
compost with clay. In Stacking lime, salt
brine is better than water.
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Sos0ing 7arnips.-Do not forget that
about the last Of July or forepart of Au-
gust 10 good time TO SOW patch Of com
mon turnips. The soil for turnips should
be moist, rich and mellow. Ground where
corn has failed, Or stands too thin vim an
swer, II clear of weeds and we'll stirred.
Or a piece Of clean wheat stubbre may be
ploughetl for the pupose !; also patches in
tho garden. ;~hers psaa OF early potatoes
hays hen Harvested. Turnip seed is pleu.
- and chssr fl .nost t.stores where seeds ass
sold 4 4 bes tn hpys snoas at opes Il
rs4os with- ii sass dry wssshsr or The fly
Epsld aSlspy yis Brs soaiif Z. T6s He'd
il.k .kssh, ~aI tssp good fOs 4 sIFsd 81 fon,
|yAaya, ~ ~ SC 9 - 'S'is ~ s'fis
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HoV TO Secure Good Radishes at Small
Cost-Those not devoting especial attention
to raising radishes usually find it difficult to
secure good crop Of nice tender roots.
We have had an abundance of radishes Mt
all seasons, and that, too, without devoting
foot of ground to their special cultivation.
AS soon as our garden has been plowed or
spaded, we SOW over it n small quantity of
radish seed, broadcast. The subsequens
working and planting of the soil burieA
these seeds, and as they come up, We de-
stroy them as we wood weeds, where there
is not room for them to grow. But there
is always some space between the rows or
hills Of other vegetables, where several
plants may be allowed to remain till large
enough to pull up for the table. When
ever there is any spare room, We. scatter a
few seeds when hoeing over the ground 10
kill weeds. This practice we follow up all
through the aunnner, and q single shilHng'a
worth of seed, thus sown in small quauti-
ties, every time we have gone into sgar-
den to work, has furnished ns an abundance
of young and tender sadishes at.ali times,
When early peas come 10 maturity, we havo
young beets or radishes growing up on the
ground occupied BY thsn, from seeds which
we're sowh during The Isst heeipg thsy 70.
eeiyed, t..2 sF ts,.s ssssf -
Il ii Eell known thats snn M 4, q, ss..ss
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TERMS or ADvsRrrsrHa.

basiasss Cards, noe exessdihe sig nsss, inssae
ti2, ethsrviss -. see
Notices VI nsstings, charitable societies, Are
eomtanles. Ae., hnh pwies.,s
Displayed sdysssleaaeqfs AaH more thAs the
aboys rstcs.
tvsesiss1nN tssAsa saA plarsa snAsstAs hssd
ct special notices." ApNhis "a ertlssry rstes.
Special notices In the local colunn ~ esntA PER
lima.
Aissrtisoussts ordscsd u he inside excessively,
In the Daily. sltss So Asst two vssxs % per cont
moss t1An tks ahove rAses.
AdvsftissnsstS MT sspompaaisa With directions
viii Ssisssys1 elf fcvbtd, - shsvvsA fss ssrssd-
isEiy. gK
AZ irsssisaf nssfs pstS II s1vsaes.
1hiafnir ~iil roc - varied lsU0.
WAsa sts A4sestiess ssss tbs Wsskly Allow, t6e
Hssn wtfl ts sAsssms - tutssDslly. WAsfs ~
Dssiy asi Weekly ere tstA sssA. ob ~ sssss Win
b dsaacssd from ths aggregate amount. IS
Uadsr the prsssat sysse0, shs advertiser pays -
Duch fsr tas spaDs hs osespses, ths changes hst0e
sAss1ss6ss for sooposittoa sul5. ThAs ptaa y ssw
gsnsrasly eAcpssd. oss shssss f0s ehssees wili -
lS csn0 ~ Atuaye.
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SUR EON DE Mist

= n Il -
c;,v Of Ksotuk. Iovs.--oas< o. s,eoaaSt 4. hs.v,,,
~' nsin and Jshsson.
IN. H., II aAaitien 70 the ssaal
" asthsds Of sfinssrting srtsasislsesta
= In possession Of the exclusive right ~kk3Cy
tor this city - mosatsng shs "cousAae.
oss gsn wssk, % aaivsrsaily adnissd Sos snen
liz y also noantiag sssth On 0stts PsssAA.
apr - 1883 dsiy z---..-
FRONT ST ...........TT. nADIeON. IOWA.
1 4 AZ hesu enlarged ana thoroughly rsuovsisd,
III - y aov lsres aaA eonne1isss ssonhhsh-
uept, eonyenIsnt 70 thc ateanboas landing, ana u
The andersiened hes fuSuisAsd II thssaghost In
Ne very hset style, ord tsusts thst long expert
sncs IN the business will enable him - give Ssael
sstisfAction.
CT. l.. lsAs- AAwu 1F. nOk.
J. II. BAYLY, Propsissor.
HAviNd iess:d Aad thoroughly rcnovatsd and
- OxssnuAeo see seove hoase, Ne fToPr1of u
dstsEntnsd - aPessno pesn. - 1essN nns eisss
eas.e. - 80 nss.s, 80 sae essa'e sessss1s sss
tAgitsd - 9ave - eali.
Asaa.t a. d. --------------
WiGAiAn wlaSua, frsprtssof.
fvOaN11 Second ~ Cedar sasssn, Eess naA-
~ -, lsss.
80. SAssas' taken . - ~. ''s'' - =
M.. ,..,. mi. uo... a.ilv a., x.ekrk
.s1 -..I...s.Sa -- =.
- rovur oor
Ia -ssss svsv, na.dar nirhs -
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nR. b. g. BARBER woald respect -
II faiiy Inform his patrons and she
pabAe ssassaliy, thas he has 6tssd ap uffYN
. handsome suite Of r0ons, sPsrisg
usstAes pains o~eapsnse to make them elegant ant
i'm tbs bsiek baiidlag, wsst side Of Sd
betscsn Nsin and Johnaoz steeess. Thsnkfsl fo
past fsvsrs, he solicits sontlnsAnce sf The sams
- Altopsrstions warranted.
anraAxnv
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yVk1GCe
IL EEP Il b,fors the pssPls that A. J. oHMER,
IN has jest vscsve, and 10 stll resolving, large
supply Sf FORTE mon AIE3. ETICULk-, fUHE
~, rOCknr KNIVES, LADIES TRAvELi M
WORK BASKETS. WORK BOX ~. now and AAnd-
some styis u Jsweiry Bxss Of every pattern, vlo-
lins. 3ailsrs. Fiatss, Flies, Aeoordsons, BsaJss,
DFaas, TamtnRiass. -. Ala . general assoSs-
Deatof FAacy Goods. Toys, H., ~, for ChilAssa.
soAsi1eine n pars Of Disssctiny Maps of ths World
the Nation the u. s., A Blocks. and In fssl
every thing fron n RlsphAqk dovn = DiFd, allo
which viii ~ solA cheap &
4. !. OHMKR'S
vhn9y 0osds Toy Store, - pSseent oa Johneea
g., near Ne rs9 O1es, ana alssr ~ lbth Il New
will - hApeg - sail IN his feisaas q his pss
ssAaa n IN ssst aida ri srd, bstvssn AAi. = JeAn
son sts., Ksokak.
Oct III alD astf.4 TX
CNalNkEkSss '6f0ck aaIs 81 0ob14'l
II sPN " ~ ogAin-sl.
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eENNsvLvANlA 8AsLRsAD.

fTHRER daily Tkrosgh FRAN, Sstwssn Phiiadsl-
i phia aad Httsbarg.-Tas Aonxixo NAIL TaAm
lssvss PhilsdslpAis for PitSbsrg at ~ A. NJ, asd
Ptisburg for PhiiaAslphia ~ A. n. Tss RAss
LlHx leaves Philadslphia for Pittsburg at | p. N
TIE Nsonr Exsnaxs TRAiS leaves PhilsJel lphia for
PitUburG st II r. n, aad Pistshurg for Phiisdsl-
phia at 10 p. II.
The ahove lines connect II Ptts6urg with Rail-
roads to and from ST. Louis. Mo. Alton. Gatens
and Chicago. ILL.,; Frankford. Lexington anu Lou.
isvlie. KY; Tere Haua., Madison, Lafayette and
annapolis, Ind. Cincinn ati, Dayton slrin g6cld
Beilefontaine. hsndnsky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bus, Zanesrile, MAssilion and custer, Uhio also
with the Steam Packet Boas from and to New Or
leans St. Louis. Louisville. and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be hsd to or from either oi
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand hills a, this diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the Wss
will hnd this the shortest and most expedition
route Phiadeil mia, Balti more, New York or Bos
ton. THOs, MOORE,
Aaxxr. Passenger Lines, Phiiadelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lanes, Pttsburg.
Feb. l, 1885. --iy
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-. aTfTl KElFlNK SATURDAY NOVEMBER % 1856

,oxssos DAvrss. r.s,, ..A,rrr
Isass...as = D.,ias : s.s.,, a.
WHOLE0 ALL D 11E : II IN Il
:. ] Boots g ana Shoes,
,eo,sniAv ! ~ ~, S649h{ S64h p%nTg -
M1o sl.Iel.l, oAo =, AuW =.
9: 1nE1T0R,
slun ny J. ~ III hA6 pibDLk.
80 = :. - =, ;;;'.''s''.."s- sVACh
...s AHC. 0OoDS md IOIs,
..n.aH.. 1s snes Oons,
.sP..-~Z -1ss911s -.
y. w. 0cYo93p.
LUADEn YApD. 2EoxUx.
0N Concert Street, bsswsan ~ end Str nesee1a
Lsuher and .tingiss, Of bSst qsaiity, slway, or
hsad. dawiy.
---------~a q 81 N.N ~ ---i
,.oS yo.,,,. -. - - . 80,
!nUn fVuMDnA0 AND AACHINISIb,
NJ UsAvIu A.hs q steam kng,Ass, 0rist asd
snt. i. laSs saxv = AVA
= ------------------.-----------
00010l Cop000,
MAsUrAcTuAER Of Sash. Doors and BliaA..
"A sss.sa ls.. .:.: >. A..a ard ,....... ...
sspplied . orass. 4 liberal dissssa. g ss.s.r,
.s.sh.n... issasdly
STAPLE ANDEAsCY Dnr oooDs,
s.h,1dJ, A"D i'o EoIvs 49, 80
.-.. - < -rs.. ~ Lo.A-
EOWA0o Il sIOx,
Own .o1S0sor $40 euvvsysf.
4 1sHNkn Asl0sefnet Bsoek, natn street, neas
-. - .s eses. l11 Isaa est - hssd's. ktiboarss's,
:od asseat Additcns. and any other basinsss In
80 -. e . ~ WrvnIPssss sso soesfsy.
-. -. '.----~---
sA1usL sAsilL. JOSEPH sAnilA.
.~~r,c, : =. A!IL,
" ~ n.~ 1SsaStS Hsse. - ss.as,s, ,ecn1a.ioa
thrss -. hsio- I1oss... .s.sss :, r.a.;. "
M.rrs IA M w. A's.' Ao'
----..-@-a. -S. = .~sv-u -
oYpnrs -. 49,. - - Is.,.
D..1 st.i...s 4. 4. n.s.s. us c y. ~ "a -
,-,v 80 nns,.sy,.s. 0' es'es - As''s''e' our
o.. ~ n. r.s...., IL. n. a. "A
on,.-i,s -. r...,.f. 49,. 80. - ~
No.. "a j s..vrr1 =
Geo b. Parker n b.
JP Martin RI. D.
OetI Iltdf
~. ~raG ~~s---r
~. - p..-..,..s;. $50
Nvrpnc ~ ..s-., s-v
" 1sri - vi.;.:ts No.. 49,. ia !, =,
~ - II oH.viss SS.s.I' - a..
S ~ N ~ !. T.. - - '. -. r,.,,.ss.xe
.xiC.;s sS3 ~S~ .e-sss..s G -. ~ ~ sssS"n
,.n ~ = .t,ss-' q n - ''s = - %
r. H. s1sx q
- ]. --~-.-
ssssz Mska4s - ~ -
n. 80. 1< ~. p, ..ls1 ,.v
One So.1 4 - - - it, lyDA X.
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u. 5. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
CsSryins tA< 0sest Northern sad EAsfra Neil.
Ywo Snn0uon raArSs bAILY.
Morning Nail tssn leaves ST. Louis at o'clock A. =.
Lightning kxpress P.n.
Gonnectingst Vinesnnes with the 4. 4 c. X. Il. fm
Terre haute and Indianapolis, and there With fast
trains fur Cincinuati, New York Louisvile, Boston
Buffalo. Philadelphts, Cleveland Baltimore, Dunkirk
Richmond and Washington City Ac
No change II ears st Tsrrs hsate.
Also connceting - 6Andovai With the T. G. X. r..
the pleasant rosts TO Cairo and all points il
northern Iliinos and the only mail Railroad from
ST. Louis.
Passenger snd hagssEc conveyed to and from th,
Depot free OF charge. Through tiske ets can Be pro
cured at the sce Of the Keokuk Rast Co.. ~ th
Company . eGee, No. ~ and 80 cor. Ath and Chest
nut street, under the Planters Hosss, or No. 80
6osth Isvee, -. Loais.
N. B. Passengers ~ end belo~ Ksokak, make
saving Of from IL " "a hour tine.
JAMES n. WARD, Sup't.
A. ". DANA, Assl. Sup't-
Isaac WynAn. Sole Ticket Agent. octsedy
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ME m oval I

- STAR CLOTHING sToRE.-H. sTRAus
~ SCo have removed their stock " Clothine
and Furnishing Goods from their old stane
20 NO % Main street door to billings vhcy
tssy VIII oe happy to their old Friends and many
new ones. "'
~. our spring stock will be received st an
early day, when wcshail present unusual advants.
ges u the trade. f.haaS
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J IOWA BANKING HOUSE. :

J. y. fICkLoN. r, LUtAa
y IOWA BANKING HOUSE.
III Ebfka1 I.ssSsIsss9tkeA
rlcklea Lucas,
Near II sad Msia sts, KEoKUK, IOWA.
Mk kW@iyaAspntn. discvspt lDepsf. 81 make
49, 49, c0lIseIieass = this city and shsosShoas the
Exchanc bought aAd sold 81 csfrsnt rates
...s uo'n, Siivef, and uacurrens monsy boaght and
First ciass business paper wanted At market ratss
roRxI0N ExCnANog.
We sell draftS on EagIand and ireland in suus
l!en eae pound SpwarA, ~ ssdsesa rstes; and far
viss.- - 'Floriss," .TsAlsrs." .sNalk.Bssss1 -
'Bsensns sThAlsrs ~ On Efaacc. Bslgium, Suitssv-
lAad ard Italy in .yrsnes."
AatsaAgsss visiting The city are invited 70 call
y oar o4os. whore every inforsastiea viii h. gives
rsnsy.
Bank Repuhlie, New York City.
CArPen.sr Vermiiys, ~ WAli-st., New York.
Isaiah les i Co., baltimore, Nd
Dssleyy, Drake Co.., cincinnati, o.
H.A. Tscksr = Co., KxohAngs Bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson 1 Co., 81. Louis,
Jsnss k0bb &cc New Orleans.
nosI3-d
tL&fe " Hsryoksb&sA, Ky,
0anksng 0sass
HATCH = TaOMRsON,
kEOk U1As.. IOWA
DAkTICULAk A&tsntion paid - oolleetioss, anL
I rsnittaness msde u earrsnt rates.
AZ bssiasss appsEtAining to Banking promptly
Eachsass on England. Ireland, and the coati-
asnt. y. ". BAILEY, Cashier.
.EsEaxxcEs:
In. xesriseu. cAshiss Manhattaa Co., N, r.;
CAas. u. Reets, CA4h'r CownercAl Bank, Gin;
Ki.ssy. 6py Co ciaeinnstii
s II. Bai!sn. .CA~h'r Bank kentucky, Louisville;
Northsr BAst Of Kestueky, Lexington;
r.fnsfs' saak of xsssucsy, Frankfort;
Comnsreial Baak Of ksntucky,
Darby Darksdsis, St. Louis;
PittmAn Bsothtr,
=. I. nnkman Co., Chiesgo;
Nitehell Cable. Rock Island. [novi-d
XC1aAH00 AND 0ANKlN0 0OUsE.
0e0SOe g. sAaAsRsoas
fhict61ssst, hst. Main and job n~a, kAoauk, IswA,
WILL bay Eastern and Southern ExsAanss ss
A0-Ssrict sttsstiea givea " eolisslions sad prs-
sss rs.itsed ~ sasrsasrAses Of sxshaAss, frss Of
g. usaAi sa.kias faeilisie. created 70 Gu.
teDers.
Wissiov. Lasier Co.. BANKERS, N. York csiy.
e. ". CLARK, Dodgs c..
Ex. claa Co., bankers. rhilad.iphia.
-. Vl1Ik Ill., bo0y01
Rsfz, aii.:eh~Eer Co., Bankers. q. L.sis.
3. ". Clark : Bros, |"
John j. AndssSon 4 Co., I"
Giilnore 4 Brothcrtoa. Cincinnati.
-, 01cs hean from , A. n. TO 4 p. N.
Jaly ~, IS5S.-diy
A.. l.. pEHIs0. n.G. LOVE.
DE0HN0 LOVE.
t6aossssoEs "a A. L. Deaing Co.,)
0ankeso aaA Dealers An Exchange,
Mois Hr<sf, Ksoksk, iowa.
DARTICrLAk attention given to collectioss
/ Refer to
5. ". Clark. Dodge Co., New York;
Bsebe Co,
Adams Buck ing hams,
J. W. Clark Co., Basians
Drexsl Co., PhiIAdeiphis;
+. W Cisrk Co.,
Johnstou, Brothers 4 Co., Baltimors;
+. W. Clark d Bros, S,. Louis;
State Savings Institution,
Benoist DonHeily,
VIM. HsrTon Co, Pittsburgh;
Comaeraal Bank, Cincinnati;
N. CsFW1tA Co, 0slcas;
Heron Brother. Dubuqse;
d. G. Convers, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio
zanrsvilIe. ljy1
Z. u rokp. cHAS, 9. 0oRHAk, ~ FONT
Ford. 0ofham Il Ford,
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NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.


NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
0uincY no CHICAGO.
0N and after October as. and until further no
~ tice, Trsins will run daiy trxcp pting Sunday J
as follows
xoRrH FAST.
L. Chssago Rxpssss--Lessss Quiacy5 30 A. n,
afrives ~ t1el sshurgA ~ 10 05 A. M at Buriiur-
ton at LOS p H., Wyanst ~ 1.isr. ~. - MENDOZA
st 80 tdinncr,1 st Junctitn at Ais ?. \. and ~
:. Chisago Exprcss--Leavss Quiacy at $50 ?.
H., arrives II 0Alesburgh nj $50 y, n, 81 Wyanrt
at 70 p. ~, at Mendoza at IL IS a. H.. ~ June.
tion at s.ioA. ~, end u la casp si3A.a.
~. Quincy Expres-I~.sss Chicago . 4. n,
leaves da.sssurg 6.ls r. =. sisss 81 aay 80
r.A. ~
=, Qainsy Express--Issses chitsgo s.4s p. H.,
leaves Galcsburg 43O N. arrives ~ Quincy ~ ~
RAIL RoApcoxx scrIoss.
AT Galssbnrg with the ch caRe and Dur'iug ron X.
I. for Burlington, wy.ne', MENDOZA, Junction,
A Nysnss. and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road, for hck Llssd, Peoria,
LxSallc, Ae.
At Msndeta with Iliinois Central Railr.sd for
Gaiena, Danicith, Dubuqu, 81 Pasland other
river towns; BleomingioR, Springfield. DvcAtur,
AIJusc.ion withaalsna and Chicago Union Rail.
road for Eigia, Belvidere, issioit, Asdison Prss-
port, &C.
AZ Chicago With the great Eastern and North
ern lines, for Aiivaskes, Ford da Lac &C.. Detroit
Toledo, cievelAnd, ,Pittshurgh, Wheeling, baltimore
PhiiAdelphA. Indianapoiis. Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, BuGalo. Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Bostos. New York and elite,
and towns generally throughou the east.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 70 CHICAGO.
Ep vARK A. Low Any orsER xnurE!
Rorpasticuass and furthcr iasos mali ion please ap
ply at the Company oaes, Main ssrses, be,wesn th,
lAcIsds House and Western stage OAScc. keokuk
Shese Thseagh TOksts toai prineipAi places can b,
uSsared. Thfosgh Tickets can also b. hsi on boars
The steamer Ut tAs ST. Loui. 4 Ksokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via North IRA Cross Raj iiroad
va. BULLilNS, Gen. sap't
S.N BURvaAM, ten. Ticket Ar
J. r. TEwKssuar, Agent, Ksoknk
Oct ladkw
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BOOK T0AOke
nlAAT - for 1887, very Desirable pattern, for
II sals by CAVE : BAILEY,
ss~i Main-st.
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No liz Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
sISHE andsnigAed would respectfully call -.
: the attsntion Of the Ladies' aad Hentle-
men of heosuk and vicinity, to their anc end
we'll selected stock Of Boots and shoca nov
opened and Tor sale at the above eom
prisinx ail kinds of Ladies', 1ents, Misses', Boys
and ChiId!saS wear, Of al styles grades and siss,
These soods have bsen sslseed With special rsfsespc.
~ . very small advsnsc above kastern cost. q -.
ars dstsrminsd not V b sndsssod BY sny Aoves IL
the city Please give u call. An examinat atiec Of
gcods and prices is the only favor We ask.
Sept. 3. 1656.--d H. C. HUIaK AMP 4 unn