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ment published in the Democrat in refer
ence to this affray, is made up apparently
OF the testimony of Marshal Plumcl
gwen at the coroner's inquest, and in some
points of importance puts false colorine
upon the affair.
While We do rot desire to take sides in
matter that must hereafter be the sub
Ject of grave judicial investigation, we
have, in justice to all parties, taken pains
to ascertain from those present the literal
facts, and give them as follows:
On Friday night last, between IL and
II o'clock, Marshal Plumer, George H.
Jorden, and Charles Kent, went into Lew
is & Wright's Billiard Saloon, on Main
street. An alteration presently com
menced between Hiram j Johnsonand VIM.
Post, during which Johnson pulled Posts
nose, ard Post was pushed against the bar
causing the glasses to rattle, and perhaps
some Of them to fall on the floor. John
son had the impression that Post was try
ing to get a glass to throw at him, and be-
came more violent. The Marshal then
lnterfered to arrest johnson and Post.
when Lewis came forward, and said he
would keep peace in his house, that he
had always kept an orderly house, and
would still do so, peaceably if he could,
or by force. The deceased said, e'let
them fight it out" and told Lewis he
could whip him. Lewis told him that he
could not, that he wanted no difficulty
with him, and went behind the bar. Jor-
den came up in front of the bar, and said
he could whip him any way. Lewis said
he lied, when Jordan said he was id
son OF b--h, at the same time striking
at him, and as one witness says, striking
him on the nose. Lewis then fired from
behind the bar, and Jorden crouched down
in front of the bar, SO that the ball pass
my OfCi hllll; stl uCh oOuLSO1 III tHc SllOul-
der. Jorden then raised up, and five or
six witnesses noticed tumbler in his
hand. As he got above the level of the
counter, Lewis fired again, striking him in
the left breast, causing his death in a few
minutes.
The Marshal then made an effort to ar
rest Lewis, when johnson interfcred and
tried to get 4 pistol, and was struck seve-
raj times on the head with policeman S
club by the Marshal Meanwhile Lewis
had sent for Deputy Sheriff Tompkins,
and gave himself into his custody.
johnson was left by the Marshal to wan
der about the streets, raving and delrious,
from the effects of the blows, without an
effort being made to arrest him for the
quiet of the town.
The Grand Jury being in session, bill
was found against Lewis, on the strength
of the testimony taken before them, for
murder.
Jorden had just been admitted to bail
in the sum $500 for breaking the under
jaw of a teamster the same day, ON the
Grass Valley road.
The above facts we believe to be sub.
stantially correct, and are stated by gen.
tlemen Of unimpeachable character, who
were perfectly sober, and had good oppor-
tunities for observation. As to the con
clusions of law from this state Of facts
they are the legitimate business of court
and we do not desire to anticipate them.
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

VI~EGaR MANuFAcToRY-J NJ Flur
sauiz is about commencing the manuiac
lure of vinegar, on Main street, mex
door above the present stand.
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SUMMONS.

SrArE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
- ship of Nevada, IS. Justice Court, Before l. P
Van Hagen j. P. The people of the state of Califor
MIA to John D. Pnkerton
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un.
dersigned, Justice Of the Peace at his Office in said
Township, Saturday, the 18th day of 5une7, A. D
1856, at 10 o'clock, M, to to the complaint
of James Monroe who demands of you the sum of one
hundred and eleven 7-l00 dollars as appears by his
complaint now on file in my Office On failure SOTO
appear and answer Judgment will be rendered against
you for the Sill IS damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of Jnne 1856.
I.P. VAN HAGEN, Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

pe- The elegant Daguerrean Rooms Of
Dir. j. NJ Levey, at the old Court House
on Broad street, has Just been opened and
be is now ready to take pictures on glass
See adv.
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DRUGS s. MEDICINES 4!

TIL OMP SON & BORRADAILE
% importers and Wholesale Dcllers in
So X GS. PArENrM EDICIN + =, SC. &c. Sc
~ Just received per clipper ships Flyaway, Fair
LEA wind. Derby aud Sweepsiakes-
Iiosetters Riiters Pastelis de Paris:
W OIL scheldam Schnapps, Mustang Linimeni
Bay KUN Alcohol, Atwood's paoniedi
Hops, 1853 growth, Sal Tartar:
Cream Tartar, pure 4, Townsend Sayssparilla;i
Tariarc Acid So nds'
Castor Oil, in hbls and btls Guysotts
Jamaica Ginger, Bulls
Browns Ext Ginger; Oil Juniper;
Yellow Wax: Raspberry Juica French !
Halsam Copavia. Feather Dusiors
iodde Of Potash: Bilard Chalk
Adhesive Plaster Meats Foot Oil;
Coopers isingla-@ lard Oil, winter strained
Lyons Flea Powder: Gum Shelac
Gum Arabic Candle Wicking.
Herbs, Corn Starch.
Boiled Oil: Brown Windsor Soap
Conger & Fields Writing rnkWire Corks
Leech Jars S;rsaparia:
Together with complete assortment of Toilet articles
requ ed for the trade. TIL blPSON s. BORRADAILE.
June6 3m Sacramento, No. 16l cor aud eth sis.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

Quarter Masters Department,
No Q WooLsEy's, June 11th, 1856.
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Sir: Your despatch ofthe 9th inst. per spec,
ial courier, was received yesterday forenoon,
previously before breakfast, in proper form. 1t
contained the first and only information that
am General General de faeto, de novo, de
no go.
Bang out the hangers blow the toot horn
ring the cow bell Let the wondering nations
know the astounding fact. Publish it* through
out our borders that there is God in Israel
that there is a General sure that the country
is safe the law triumphant the Governor
gloriously great and his Generals gloriously
greater.
'sNow are our brows bound with victorious
wreaths." Ye Ccsars, HanDibals. and Alexan-
ders Of ancient times, who alike have jingled iD
armor and rhymes Where be We meow u
General Crenshaw and IA Master General
Burton. What names The thought is quite
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FOR SALE

A Productive vegetable Ranch, within miles Of
IA Grass Valley, on the Auburn road. There is q
large House and Barn built for Tavern. rnfains
irrigation an admirable site for saw MILL and the
whole will be sold at price which can be made of
itevery year in vegetables alone. Apply to Messrs
MARSHALL Co cor. Of Main and Mill streets. Grass
Valley. ie6-l
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MARRIED-In this city the evening of the 10th
June at the residence of DIR. Wn J. Knox, by Rev. w
r. Gober, Mr. T. ELLRD BEANS, formerly of Ohio Miss
VIRGINIA KNOX. late of Holly Springs. Miss.
To the above parties extend our most hearty good
will They among best inhabitants-are such as
glad TO recognize friends neghbors as cti
of this city. We hope their enoymens in the
ried life may be commensurate with their merits.
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DIED.---1n this city the 1lth inst. Mrs. MARY VI.
TAILNAS wife of David s. Tallman formerly of Iowa. aged
20 years
Mrs. Talnian had been but short in this State
exemplary member of the Methodist Church. and
known but to be lovedn by her many friends.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

Since the introduction omy schedam Aromatic schnapIS
into the Atlantic States number of liquor mixers in Ne
York Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in put
ting up mixed and poisonous Gin green and jugs
and shippnc it 10 California and Oregon, TO be pamed on
upon the unwary for my genuine sehnspps nave uiie
ted nv Agent in San Francisco institute legal proceeu
ngs against all persons who he may ascertain 70 oe
ed in this most atroeious system Of deception snu
on the press and the public to aid him in bis Efforts 10 re
dy SO great an evil ,-nc1puo WOLFE
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WOIfe's Schie dam matt.
Q Q HI NJ "A II ID .


N-a- THIS sCELEBRATED BEVERAGE Is MANUFACTr-a-
ed at the Factory of the undersigned Schiedam Hoan
He is the sole importer weas tic exclusive r1anufae
turer the article and preparation bearing the
of Schnapps that is not procured either from his esa9
shmcnt in New York, from his Agents in other css-
is genuine reliable.
1t is made of Barley of the finest quality, selected with
great from the products Of the celebrated grain
growing districts is Favored with the of the Aro
matte Juniper Berry Of Italy, and isrectifed by peculiar
process which expcs from the spirit every acd particle
As preventing and correcting the disssreea
bic often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach
produced upon the stomach and bowels by change Of
visitation 20 which travellers settlers and all
uuacclnaied persons in California liabethe schic
dam Aromatic schnapps viii be .ound absolutely inalii
Bile while in of dropy gravel obstruction Of the
Kidneys diseases of the bladder, dypep.a andever
: 4;-.t H.
by the most distinguished members Of the medical rro
fesson.
wish the public TO understand The schnapps is not GOLD
by the gallon pine 1t only sold in quart and PIN
bottles of dozen quarts and two dozen pints
each bottle enveoped yellow paper with my name OF
the label For sale at all the respectable Druggists Gro
ers and Hotels in California and Oregon.
UDoLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
1S 20 and q Beaver ST. New York,
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of
Nevada 1t satisfactorily appearing to me that the
above defendant has left the county it is ordered that
publication of Summons be made in the Nevada Jour
nal for one month. l. P. VAN HAGEN, J. p
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LOST.

4 Certificate nf Deposite drawn Horace Ferre for
n the Of S160. and in favor of John Broade. SAID
certificate was lost the 3lst ul the Oriental Hotel
All persons warned not to purchase the the
payment has been stopped. 7-3w JOHN BRODIE.
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IMPROVED DAGUERREOTYPES,
GOING TO LEAVE,

"A am desirous of quitting Nevada would be pleas
~ ed to have those indebted to me- come forward and
settle up Those of my friends who have claims against
me will find ever willing and always ready to settle
them. 7-tf WM ROSS
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-13

*Here we derive our authority for putting this il
print
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-06
Notice.

Il EEP IL before the people that A. J. 0HMKR,
IN has Just received and 10 stili receiving, large
supply Of PORTE MONAtES, RETICuLEs. PURS
ES. POCKET KNIVES. LADIES TRAVELLING .
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, new and hand
some style Of Jewslry, Bxss Of every pattern vio-
lins, Guitars, Flutes, FifsA, Accordeons. Bsnjos,
Drums, TAmborinss, 10. Also . general assort-
meat Of Fancy Goods. Toys. DC. Ac., for Children,
consisting in part Of Dissectng Maps Of ths World
the Nation the u. g., A B Blocks. and In fact
every thing from IA Elephant down ~ Bird, al n
which will be sold cheap ~
A. j. o III n E Il IS
Fascy Goods 4 Toy Store, at present on Jshnsos
st., near tho Pest Once and after the 18th VI Nov
will be happy to visit on his friends NJ bis nes
stand on the EAST side Of sfd, between Main Jeh1
sen sts., ksokuk.
Oct II dim
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

hastness Cards, not exceeding elk Ipes, inside
1l3, otherwise -.
Sstires of meetings. charitable societies, fire
companies, &C., half price.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head
VI "spsciat notices, double fAs ovdtnsry vsfss.
Special notices In the local column 20 cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered en- the inside exclusively,
In the Daily after the first two weeks SO per cent
more thaa the above rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
will BE- inserted till forbid aud charged for accord
ingiy.
Al traasteaf adrerfisssess be paid IN adpanre
This ruls will not be varied from.
When the advertiser ssss the Weekly alone, the
price will be the same in the Daily. Where the
Daily and Weekly are both used, % par cent. viii
b. deducted from the aggregate amount.
Under tho present systsm, the advertiser pays ~
much for the space he occupies, the changes beins
chargsabl for competition only. This plan 10 nov
generally adopted. Our charge for changes will b,
10 cents per SQUARE.
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Fall and Winter Trade

GNtc CITY Beet and Nhee store,
No. liz Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
TIsHE andersi gned would respectfully call ->
l. the attention Of the Ladies' and Gentle i
men Of keokak and vicinity, to their hne andy Y
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes, now
opened and Tor sale at the above establishment com
prising All kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, Bows
and Chidrcns wear, of all styles, grades and sise.
These goods have been selected with special referenc.
to nestness OF style and durability and will BE- sold
at . very email advance above Eastern cost. A v,
are determined not 10 BE- undersold by any house il
the city. Please give = call. An examination oI
goods and prices is the only favor We ask.
Sept. ,. lS36.-d II. c. HUISkAMP BRO
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OCTOBER tst, 1855.
NORTHERN GRO IS RAIL ROAD.

NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
QUINCY 10 CHICAGO
nN and after October Isi. and until further no.
~ tiee. Trains will run daily texoepting Sunday
rs follows
NORTH EAST.
1. Chicago xpress--I.eaves Quincy $50 A. NJ,
arrives At Galesburgh at 1895 A. NJ, at Burling-
ton at Les r. NJ. Wyanet atl2.sp, n, at Mendota
Mt 80 ldinner,) At junction NJ AIS r. N. and at
Chicago 1T Or. n.
O. Chicago Express--Le aves Quincy at $50 r.
~, arrives at Galcsburgh az $50 m, at Wyanst
nj 10 r. ~, a. Mendoza at IL .S5 A. III, nj juno
tion at $40 A. NJ, and ut acago at ) a.
ssourH WEST.
/. Quincy Express-Lcayes Chicago . A. H.,
leaves ualesburg 5l5 arriyes al Quincy at TO- 80
Pm.
2. Quincy xpress-Leases Chitago s.ss p. H.,
leaves Galcsburg 4.30 IN. arrives at Qaincy at 10
AN.
RAIL ROAD Cox SECTIONS
AT Galesbnrg with the Chicago and Burlington X.
X. for Burlington, Wyan !, MENDOZA, Junction,
At Wyanet. and Pond Creek with Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road, fr Rock Ialaad. Peoria,
Lasalls, &c.
At Mendata with Illin,is Central Railroad for
Galena, Dunleith, Dubuque, 81. Pan, aud other
river towns; Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Psna. dc.
AtJunction with 9alens and Chica go u union Rail-
road for Elgin, Belvidere, Bsioit, Madison, Free
port, &c.
AT Chicago with the great Eastern and North
ern lines for Milwaukee, Pond du Lac &C.. Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsbur gh Wheeling, baltimore
Philadelphia, indianapolis. Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara falis, Suspsnsion Bridge
Albany, Springfield, Boston, New York and citie.
and towns generally throughout the east.
BAGGAGE CHECKED no CHICAGO.
&l FARE As Low ~ ryASy orHsn RouTk !
For particulars and further information please p
ply at the Company Office, Main street, between th.
Larledc House and Western Stage Uficc. kcokuk
whore Thruu~h Tickets To II prinr ual ~ aces rnu NJ
procured. Through Tickets also be hai on boar,
the Steamers Of the 81. Louis keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad
W.G. BULLI0NS, Gen. Sap't
S. NJ. BURSHAM, Gen. Ticket Az
J. X. TEwxssuRr, Agent, Keokuk
/ (tsfl lAdAv
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Ftckueu 4 Iucas.

FickIen 4 Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS
Johnssn ST., bet. I'd and 81, ,....... KEoKUK, IOWA
NTILL buy and sell Exchange, collect Notes and
w Bills, sell Land Warrants, invest in Real rs
tate, Loan Money for residents, and Pay Taxes
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extendcd.--
Gold, Silver, and uncurrcnt money bought and sold
REvERENcEs
Bank Republic, New York City.
John NJ. 2ordon, Union Bank Baltimore.
James kobb 4 Co., New Orleans.
Dunley, Drake L Co., Cincinnati, o.
II. A. Tucker 4 Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John j. Anderson d Co., ST. Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern virginis Banks,
Joseph fickien, Lexington, Ky.
uiy 80, '56-diy
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THREE daily Through Trsios. between PhiladeI-
i phis and Pit.sburg.-Tss MoRsIse MAIL TRAm
leaves philadelphis for Rst,shurg At II A. M. and
Pittsburg fer Philsdelphia at A. NJ. TnH FAST
LsH leaves Philadelphia for Pi.tsburg at r. N
THE Ni9nr ExrREss TKAN leaves Phiiadeiphis fol
Pitisburg at ii r. NJ, and Pittsburg for Phiiadel.
phia at 10 T.. M
The above lines connect at Pittsbnrg with Rail
roads to and from st. I,Iuis, Mo- Alton, Gaiena
and Chicago, Ill. Frznkf5rd, Lexington an6 Lou
isvile, Ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette AND
Indianapolis, Ind. Cncin nsti, Dayton, springfield
BeIiefontaine. sandusky, Toledo, Ciese land, Coium
bus, GAINESVILLE, MAAsiilon and Wooster Ohio; also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New Or
leans, ST. 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 Wes
will find this the shortest and mos, expedition
route to Phladel phiA, Baltimore, New York OF Bos
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AsEsr, Passenger Lines, Phi ladelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, H,tsburg.
Feb L. 1883 Nv
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The cate CITY aEainst the WorId
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory !
A. e.. Orr

tion, Spiral Spring, Curled Hair, WooleH, Felting
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck, and Straw of the best
quality. Pillows aud holsters Of all kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
hotel ana Steamboat orders promptly attended to,
and all articles manufactured or sold at INV cs,ab.
lishment will be offered At fair terms and warrant
Cd. challenge theproduction Of superior w,fk at
any establishment Vt the kind In the Western cou
try. iou uarerespsctfaiiy invited to call and exam
inc specimens Of my work Wareroom corner 81
Fourth street and Exchange.
have in operation newly invented and xpensivs
machinery, which enables me to manuf Acture bet
Ter work, - more liberai rates. than inferior work
otherwne Manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial Tor beddingetc prepared by machinery Is more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
| far superior in quality.
/ t Whotesaie and Retail,
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REM Oval.

a STAR CLOTHING sToRE.-H. sTRArs
~ $Co. have moved their stock of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No Is Main street xt door to s. Billings where
they will be happy to their old friends and many
ones
&3- Our spring stock will be received 1t an
early day, when We shall present unusual advanta.
ges to the trade. febaqa
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FRONT ST. .,.............FT MADISON, IOWA,
II AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated
i l. and il now large and commodioua establish
msnt, convenient TO the steamboat landing, aud IN
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished 1t throughout In
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
ence in the business will enable him 10 give genera
satisfaction.
Oct. 20. 1855 dAwtf b. r. ROE.
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KEOKUK: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1856

e.. OBERTOP.
SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE,
Main-st., bet, ID and 3d,................KEOKU I'd
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
musicai nnstrnnsnes, shos 0ans,
sepoddwy Pistols, Ac.
]. w. 6croggC
LUMBER YARD, KEOKUK.
RI ~ Concert Street, between 4th and s,h Streets,
onorth Of Main street. large AAostmsnt Of
hand. davIy.
s.. 8. Vail 4 Co.,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MAcHINIsTs,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engines Grist and
1V1 saw Mill Machinery, Water Wheels, Ac., Ac.,
corner Of Sixth and Biondssu Streets, Ksokuk Iowa
Daniel Copson,
MANUFACTURERS Of Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Vl Keokuk, Iows.
All common sires on hand, and particular sises
supplied to order. liberal discount to country
merchants feb2odly
EDWARD A. FOX,
civil Engineer and AnrvGyor.
nFFIcEi in KiiDoarne's Block, Main street, near
~ Secoad Lots laid out in Reds, Kiibourne's
and Masons Additions, and any other basiness In
hisiiae Performed with prou,ptness and accuracy.
kcokuk.June 10. '56--d6m
rnos. swAxwIcK. wsAY smowr
"HoLESALS Ciothisrs, and Dealers In Fur
w niahing Goods, Main street, over b. y. Moo
dy's boot snd shos store, Keokuk, Iowa.
scpt2-dlm-wiy.
Dr. -. HUSH LITTLE,
tl.aie Of Pennsy sylyania,)
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of keokuk aud vicinity. lie can be consulted
At the st. Charles Hotel.
Dr. Little is graduate Of the University Of Penn
sylvana and has the experience Of six years es-
tensive practice.
July 81, is56d
-. &. DEWEY, N. ID.
Physiciaa aaA Suygcon.
One door vest Of Postofhce, I'd story
Nh DEWEY has besn practitioner Of Medicine
~ and Surgery for about ak year, past in the
State Of New York, and will be happy to exhibit to
his friends testimonialsof the rsspecabiiiy
regarding his professional and personal standing.
sunels lsd6m
MEDICAL NOTICE.
- b. PARKER, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon
-. Once with Dr. Wyman, Main street, between lat
and ID streets. feb5diy
l.. wOOD, VI. d.,
| DHYSCIAN and Surgeon. Otiec on Fourth at,
L between Main and Johason sta, keokuk, Iowa.
mehsltf
| r. HAMILL, N. D..
| ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| HAvING permanently located in this city, would
J. i respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age. Once on Fourth street, between Main and Bion
1 dsau. dec2Tdly
Doctors McGagin anA Alien
HAvE assoeiated themselves In the practice oi
l. i Medicine. viii continue to attend in consul
taiiou In all cases, and any required distance. Ow
ing to the spaciousness u their oflee rooms and
! large libarry Of the best medical works extant
they prepared to receive and instruct large elias
Of pupils.
1 d. L. M'6ugin, NJ. d., Residence &th betweei
/ Main and Biondesu.
! J.R. Allen, NJ. D., Residence on Iii gh, between b
and 4th.
Once in the "Post buidng," ID story, on Sd a!
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between II o'clock, A. NJ, an
iPM oct3ld
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i:s,

u K0ULAk keokuk and 81. Louis Packc.s, This
IN old and popular line of Steamers will run TIVE
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
10 during the present season. The lnes arc compos
ed OF the following stauneh and speedy boats:
Westerner, johnson, Master.
Keokuk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, tnew boat)
One Of which will leave Keokuk daily, At &
o'clock y, Quincy at N, and arrive at 81. Louis
next morning, At o'clock.
Express Nail Line--The Ysrk State, Heaight
Master. will leave keokuk daily, att u, lbrcakfast
on board and connect at Quincy at NJ with the
81 Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at st. Louis next morning
These lines are composed Of boats whose nam es
| commodation. f.b.sdtf
EN- Passengers for the east can take the Quiucy
boat at A. H., and connect at Quincy with connect.
ing train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
| east.
Cash Cust0mers Take Nosice.
/ ~ AFfNG made all the necessary preparations Ia
- manufacture all kinds Of Shoes boots for LIN
DIES and aentlemcn, and having now on the way :
very large assortment Of all kinds Of raw matcria
70 manufacture from, bought in New York and Phil
a4ephia OF the manufacturers and in porters hav,
determined tossll of my Eastern ready made good,
AT COST FOR CASH,
% make room for the new and large stock Of raw
material to arrive. All persons in want of an,
kind Of Eastern shoes for Ladies wear can now hay
chance TO save from 20 to 40 per cent and get bet
ter shoes than at any other house in the city at th
i Ladies' Shoe Shop, No. 56 Mainst
july SD Il. A. DUKE
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DENTAL SURGERY.

DR. H. s. BARBER would respect
- fully iuform his patrons and the
public generally. that he has htted up puIYYYYy
= handsome suite of rooms, sparinE
neither pains rexpsnse 10 make them elegant ana
comforts able, in the brick building, west side OF "a
between Main and Johnson streets. Thankful Tor
past fsvors, be solcits continuance Of the same
~ Aiioperations warranted.
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