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REGULAR PACKETS

- 1856, ,1s57-MEDIPHIS AND NEW
ssfEltos sAsfhts ORLEANS PAckET IINE.-In order to ac-
Of the packets heretofore in the trade between two cities
have organized company to run TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF
aa St1s c as1Ms T fmP aS nv SW HfsR1s ns e
CoMPASY We" o'''tN-'' i'i
The comprising the are all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior in the West South for speed comfort and
safety.
win leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
A9-Paricular attention will be paid to way business.
Nebraslxa. q. B. Church master
Ben Franklin, NJ G. Anders, master.
-wEDNEsDAY PACKETS
Iln, i5ohm si,npnlS 5LoIoMh W. hGoses master
H.R. w IIin, @ ThGs, Il; Newell, master.
boats Of this Line.
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats for Nashville st.
Louis, Louisville, etc.
~ continuance Of the patronage hitherto extended to the
sel9 If JOHN f. HYDE Il CO., 65 Poylras street.
UNIFIED STATES MAIL LIME,
lEalssS = from New Orleans 10 Nicksburg-For Donald
sonyille; Plaquemines, Baton Rouge. Port Hud-
son Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort Adam Natchez
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and
a GaPf ss s%sss
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without fall the hour appointed
attended to- Freight taken for Ynzoo, if consigned W.
SHAW the agent of the boats at Vckshug, who will forward
These boats will not be responsible for any letter package
containing money swelry other vauables unless regular
the freight paid for any vauahles deposited clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight Or passage GREkS GSRREEk fe"
Union Row. S. Carondelet st.
T. B, SMITH, No. Tchonpitouas st.
s All freight for Yazoo river must be consigned house
al Vicksburg. Sd If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

CRoPs IN ALABAMA The Mobile Tribune, of
Thursday morning. extracts the following from let
ter received from Wetumpka ..l
We had an excellent rain here yesterday, but owing
to the ground being dry it did but little good The
cotton has taken the rust and what they pick from it
now they may count on as the full extent of the crop
There have been few bales Of the crop received
here,
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT N MISSISSIPPI. II

A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MISSISSIPPI. - The
Paulding Clarion, of the 18th inst, says: ~
We learn that negro man. belonging to Mrs. Gov
ington, of Clarke county, was killed by the train of
The negro it seems had left the cars for the purpose
Of gathering some peaches on the roadside, and at
tempting to jump on after the train was started
missed his footing and fell between the wheels. The
train passed over him, killing him instantly. 1t is
said that the company intend paying his mistress his
value = g[fZ 5q
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Tue ToNBrGBEE RyER,-The Mobile Tribune, of
Thursday last, says: 7 + -''7
The steamer Ben Lee, Capt. Little, arrived yester-
day afternoon from Demopolis, and reports about
eight and half feet water in the river at that place
and falling fast She brought in 4S2 bales Of cotton
and q large list Of passengers. -,f
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MI nTBEEy I71 !.
geb 0tleans Il Qnillg !! Crtsfsnl
TEL LEGRAp PIED 10 THE or CFNT.
DoMEgTIc D u u rTa
81 TIE SAzIosan LIZ

New YoRK, Sept. 10 Flour frn. strs;sbt atat.
$s55$75 to ss s25; Ohio, Sc 80 10 10 81. n yybeat
81 saa corn--siixed, sec. Mess Pork, s2o. Lara,
14ac. 53Si $5 .'.5 Ss a Il
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s.-Flour, s. rs. whisky,
zoe. Lard, Sc. 86
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 10. The river remains I'D;
tionary at this point
VIcxsBURs, Sept. 10. The James Montgonery
passed down at noon and The Magnolia at 5 pm.
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ANOTHER SrYa CAueHT.-The Lexington {Va..)
STAR of the 1lth iast states that for some time one
Daniel Price has been hanging about that place, te
ling negroes fortunes and giving them incendary
advice. On Tuesday night week, several young men
of the place treated his face to ccat Of varnish and
lamp black and packing up his possessions, ordered
him to leave town, which he did. The Star adds that
he was resident Of Richmond last winter,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

Y ST. LANDRY MOVING We copy the subjoined
announcement from the Opelousas Patriot, the 18TH
1t is cheering sign of the times. The people are
moving in behalf of the Model President" and they
will not cease moving until they have carried the
State for him: fE3af9 Ts '-'
american Mass Neetng.-A mass meeting of the
American party of this parish will be held on Satur-
the Hon John T. King, American M "t candidate so for
elector, will address the people.
grand barbecue will be given, and distinguished
orators from other parishes will also speak in French
and English. 80 III
The public in general, and the ladies in particular,
are invited to attend.
Should the weather prove unpropitious the meet
ing will be held in the Courthouse, -
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SATURDAY MORNING. September 90 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI. 6.

UPPER MISS IssIPP 4 .5s...,S N
Wl ssye @ % sATTEAY 4GsI. ,hs 29tI at gsIee
draught steamer Pelican, 5Gso. II. Ashton
master will leave for 81. Louis Cairo Hickman
Ne Madrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon and all Intermediate
Ao0y En- aFfFsf as s
IT, Z. REGuLiR 1s'H 81. IL louis II III FACK-
TT The fine passenger packet steamer EdTn-
a Vii g. ns an Fl II sna
as9vs tS ssaas Sssa
Will leave on SATURDAY the a, inst at O'Clock r. N.
-f7.sffs "a, !, FOR ST. LOUIS, HE STE II !,
l@slss Cape Girardeau, Cairo Hickman Memphis. Ma,
draght and swift running passenger steamer Midas
gan Smith, master is in and ready freight
or to sSfEtS' &|5S LEWIS SEAPP ID tiJ
NJ selg 3.S39I 5353s9 &C. y 37 Front street Js6
HThe Midas will pay strict attention to plantation and way
While on SUNDAY; the 2Ist int i. 70 O'Clock
3 MAN New sIadrid Memphis Helena, Napoleon
sssasAs and all Intermediate .Iandinsa.-The new and
light draight steamer Equinox Boyce, master will leave
ses PPL 81 nGIs Po9dras d 20
The Equinox will pay strict attention ali way and plantation
business G5Y$3 3F53E 9#f$tE #a88
VIII leave MoNDAY " y ths "a i5s # se,eloekP u
sslalgEs MAN, New Madrid, Memphis, Napoleon and al
Intermediate landings, in connection with the
Central Railroad for e the Eastern and Western
steamer Sultan, Capt NJ G. Clay master, Will port
morning ready receive freight and win leave as
For EFF freight or passage apply on beard II n =
Strict attention paid to all and plantation business
RD The snan offers great Inducements passengers
and viii take 200 cargo and dranglt then
will be only 5 feet s@s4 +s'7 7. 81. 34$5 5xS
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lNcENpIARIsM IN MISSISSIPPI The Paulding
Clarion of the 18th inst. has the following:
The community near Quitman, Clarke county, were
last week thrown into no little excitement BY the
discovery that man named Pierce together with his
son, the two being employed in keeping mill near
TINT place. had been engaged in tanlpering with the
slaves in the neghborhood. Circumstances had ex-
citizens took place for the purpose Of investigation
Proof sufficient was adduced before them to satisfy
their friends that the suspected parties were guilty Of
such dealings and conversations with negroes as rem
dered them highly dangerous characters to slave
holding community. It was found that they had en-
deayored to instil into the minds of slaves in the
neighborhood sentiments of rebellion against their
good as white men, should enjoy equal rights, and
could obtain them by escaping to free State, etc.
The result of the meeting was, that committee of
forty was appointed to wait on the two Perces and
notify them to leave within a given time. Accord
ingy they took the down train of cars at DeSoto on
Thursday of last week, route for sparts unknown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20

ITO SUGAR PLANTERS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
are pTepnred to RECEIVE orders for PHILADELPHIA SU
GA KETTLES, Of the Tennessee Pattern and much less
price, ~ MGCuTGHQN HOWELL Il CO.,
MI! IS Camp street, New Orleans.
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Y AZOlO RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY, the Goth inst Mt S O'Clock p NJ
Tussa n THE NEW AND VERY LIGHT
g asa dE1ught @ stegmer Dick Mash, Hog.e, master,
of Honey and Yazoo City all Intermediate landings as
above giving through bills of ialing.
Shippers rely on this boat going through she very
light draugM For freight apply board
sel9 LEWIS SEAPP & CO.. 81 Front street
ns-The Dick Nash receiving freight Of Custom
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAHAWBA.

no
The U. S. mail steamship CahaWba, j. D. Bulloeh,
commander, from New York via Havana, arrived at
the leyee last evening. She left New York on the
18th at noon, arrived of the Moro at A. NJ ON the
18th, and having discharged the passengers and mails
proceeded at IL for this port Among the passengers
from New York for Havana were the opera troupe from
Europe for Mexico, with Vestva1i at the head. The
Cahawba brings no passengers or freight from Ha-
yana, owing to quarantine regulations at this port
merely discharging those for Havana into steamboat
which came out The health of Havana is very good
and no further fears need be entertained for the bal
ance Of the season. Inside the bar passed bark Al:
dennes, of New; Orleans, bound up. Il
p The Cahawba brought the following. passengers
from New York: 4. t5g a.E75' ,5t=s Z
Charles Gardiner Mrs Green. Mr. Gliding and lady, srrs
lockwood Mr. Lay and lady r. Payan Mr. Palmer and ser.
want, Mrs Harris Mrs. Payne, Mr. Goode D. Moran b IT.
plcher Capt A. Gould y. PIet, E. Forner lady and sys
Mud Monamay, r Mereadol; q Foster Jr Mrs Ferron b.
NJ Gnttef A. Gandido Mrs H. Deter Miss Mary Huntington
and nephew Miss H Huntington. Miss f. Huntington il Fl.
Children and seryant Mrs Kent Mrs Whitaker Mrs Show
Mrs Fleming, Mrs. Tooker and daughter Capt Nelson and
lady, Mr. White, lady and servant Mr. puente C. b. Guile
w. f. Camp. :
We have received by this arrival Havanap papers up
to the l7th inst; they, however, contain nothing o.
interest. v
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For freight OF passage apply on board or TO
BRoADWELl, BROS & CO., 65 tirayier St,
or LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front ST.
FBA clerk will be the Levee every yin the week
receive freight or the Mcltpse and Southern Belle aus
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BLACK RIVER AND TENsAs.

Will leave SATURDAY. the 10Th inst. at o'clock p NJ
RHTsrra THE FINE EIGHT DRAUGF4T
llss passenger packet stenmer Bayou Belle,
risonburs Trinity Lower Tensas and all landings Black
River. For freight passage arply on board or to
seI9 LEWIS SNAPP e CO, 81 Front street
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viii leave MONDAY. the ed irst at s o'clock n aI
/, IT, FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, EHICK-
LowER MIssIs sIPPI,

VIII leave SATURDAY. 21th inst, at 8 O'Clock p NJ
IT, ~ FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, MA
POLEON, Greenri1le, Lake Providence, Fieks-
5sssl burg and ali intermediate iandngs.-The supe
ror ard fast running passenger Louisa, F. Keeling,
MASTER Will leave as above For freight apply
board or to hG #E8 S4&l i. ID. SMITH ,a$& 5Sss H.
sel2 TctoI,ptOnIas street
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EFzA-- RICH 81 CO.'S CEGLAfSIATED PA.
X EEA I43l TENT F1REPROOF Safes FOR HOOKS pa
III ERs, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY sTEARNEs
N tlA lls94ssE MARVIN
~ These the first real fre-proof Safes ever made
They haye through trials intense heat
without the loss of book paper than aKy other Safes
in the world This fact is questioned candid ds
eresed person acquainted with their history The vast
be Of certificates hand from the States
showing perfect reliability Safes secures for them
an unparalleled reputation. m
Persons purchasing article would do we'll to note tlese
facts and buy Rich & Co.'s Salananer Safes which
are supplied with the very best Of Locks. T. ssz M
Citizens and strangers Wishing to look Safes are respect
fully solicited to call and the splendid assortment
ever offered In his city hand and rayie
street New Orleans S. GUTHRIE,
ALI d&Wtf - e Sole Agent for S,earns ( Marvin
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49,, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
be opened on the first day Of June under the personal at
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
home. ny2T If
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Will leave on SATURDAY, 10th nst at s O'Clock p NJ s.
gfsTa ev = REGULAR FALL PACI&ET-For
Greenwood Lefore Sidon Head Of Honey Isnld
YaHoo City, Satarta and all intermediate land
ngs-The very light draught steamer w. NJ Sherman,
]. H. Wood master, will leave above. Shippers nny
ely this boat leaving that day and remaining permanently
the trade the entire season. giving through bills of adn
Agents. LEWIS SNAPP & co., 81 Front street.
EThe Sherman will give clear bills Of laing Yazoo City
Above, with privilege of reshipping, -a 'h sel6
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+. RoDRIGuEz. L. L. BowN.
III D'AQUIN&G co.. BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERS,
No. SO New eyee New Orleans keep constantly hand
large Of Bread and Crackers Pilot read NAVY
Bread Wine Bread French Biscuits Coffee House do Sugar
Soda Crackers Pic Me, etc. etc. all made by machinery,
tho lowest market price. as Sn
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7'OBY'S EXPREsS-THE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind arrangements have been made to this Express
BY the steamer Kate Frsbee all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel the boat and cars and take
charge of the baggage parcels bundles ETC. Agents at the
different points will receive and forward all packages entrusted
their Chest will be the office for the reception Of
packages, bngs, etc.
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery Bladon
Springs Point Cea Hollywood and Dafney Chest at the Of
flee.
E Baggage by the Kate Frsbee checked through and
fro convenience all will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and fleeing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
les 3m rs Grayiar street corner CamD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-05

nIIYsCTAN aud Surgeon. Office corner 81 anu
i johnson streets. up stairs, he3kuk, Iowa.
mehShff
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
A4EA


rIsHE Western stage Company respectfully an
/ nounce 10 the public that their Coaches leave
heohuk Daily Sunday exeepted1 for Fairfield u@-
kaloosa Fort Des Moines and Council Bluffs passing
through Boston Charleston. Primrose. Winchester,
Blrming ham. Ashland. Agency City. ottumwa Ed
dyxille, oskaloosa Pella, Monroe. Apple nrase, to
1t Des Moints.
From oskaloosa (tri-weekly} t. Council Bluffs, via
Bellefantain. Knoxville, peasantylle lndanaia, =.
Charles Wintersett, Indiantown, Silver Greek, to
Council Blans.
Also from Ottumwa via Blakesburg, Abba, la
grange. IL Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from kekouk, Daily, via Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte. Bentonsport, keosanqua Pittsbarg Iroyi
t. Bloomfield,
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Melnes, passing
through Boonsbor aud Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort and
convenience of passengers.
Coaches leave keokuk for all the above places at
o'ciock. A. NJ.
gds~ ofce on Main Street, second door above the
Laeleie House. X. A. MccHEsNEY, Agent.
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IL. Rawden a. Sen.

N\TbI LID respectfully call the attention Of the
W public to their stock Of the first quality vi
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East which they are enabled to sell al chenp
rate ~ can bc obtained in St. Louis.
" G arc determined To act upon the motto
SNAIL PROFITS AM QUICK Returns
Give Us call and we pledge ourselves to show YOU
o. fine marble and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on it's
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared to
meet any demand hat may be made for articles liz
our line.
Third Street. between Main and Blondeau.
April s.. 1884
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I9HKEE daily Through Trains, between PhiladeI-
i pnia aud rlttsbnrg.-Tnr MORNING Mail TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Plttsburg at II A, NJ and
pttsburg for Philadelphia nj a. Nj, Ins FAST
LiSE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at ] +. M.
THE NIGHT EMPRESS Tram leaves Pin llade pha for
Pittsbarg at Il P. NJ, and pttsburg for Philadel-
phia at 10 T. Al.
The above lines connect n Pittsburg with Rail
roads t. and from 81. Louis, Mo; Alton, Galena
and Chicago, Ill, Frankford, Lexington anu Lou
isyille by; Ierre ilante, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati Dayton. Spring. ED,
Bellefontaine Sandusky, Toleeo. Cleveland. Coinm
bus, GAINESVILLE. Massillan and Wooster Ohio also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can he had to from either If
the above places
For further particulars see IIand bills at the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route u Philadel pha Baltimore, New York Bos-
ton. TIi0-. MOORE,
AogSr, Passenger Lines, Philadelp phia
j.. MEskIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg
Feb. !, 1850. ly
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" NJ. MANNERS.

hYAk AND sCOURER. On ith ST., between
- JohnsoD aud Exchange, whore he will renoyate
and make 10 appear all kinds nf Ladies and
Gentlemen j apparel, such a Grape, broseha, cas-
simere and wooden shawls, cashmere, silk and meri
dresses rugs, pianos table covers, window and
damask curtains. DC.
All Of the above and every other article # cloth
ing colored in any Of the fancy plain calors.
hope by close attention and knowledge Oi my bus
mess, to give general satisfaction.
nov 2sddw6m WM. MANNERS.
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TYR. ]. K. Ki1kEA, Surgeon Dent ~~-m
- lst, having returned from the East ~
Will he happy % wall On his friends lIYYY0
Having large stock If Teeth. from
thu best manufactures can please tile most fastidi
Gus Teeth mounted either gold or plaiua on
his improved method. which Ii row baing used
by the best Dentists. II i also prepared to mount
Block Teeth, or Continuous ums, gold pIatina,
when the latter. at lower price amounting 4
the difference III cest ef MATERIAL full sets On gold
for 500, rLArisA for soc. All work warranted
Office on the south side of Blandeaa between Sd and
4th streets, keokuk.
n1a.h Il.
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VI. w. Hicks, VI. h..
r n &, r ~ n n II ~ III < n

City Of htokuk. lowa,-0fflce on Second St. between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H. in addition 10 the usual
- methods Of inserting artificial teeth l.
y In possession Of the exclusive ght1lYYY0
for his city If mounting the t'continu-
gum work, !" 50 universally admired for their
beauty and cleanliness.
IL il also mounting teeth Gutta pefcLa.
apr l6 1886 dwly
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rAsHroNABLE DRESS MAKER.

NiRs. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
vi ments to the ladies If keokuk, and begs 10 in
form them that she has just received somp If he
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy to have them give her
a call, as she il confident that she give ample
satisfaction to all that VIII favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made y order.
Residence en- Main street between rst and Sec
ond, opposite the Laciede House, adjoining Eagle
sons mch5d3m
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eAsls CnOCkEnY uu,>r

s0l Lbs ELLIOTT, importers and Jobbers Of
~ Earthenware, Ghsna and GLASSWARE, No 60
Nersey Street New York, would say to Merchants
and dealers generally that, having established q
Cash House IN this branch Of trade, they are fully
convinced that they sell Croeherys etc. ut such
prices a. will pay the purchaser fine profit retail
Experiences has proved very concusiyey TO us that.
py adhering strictly to the cash system ran af-
orb 70 sell from ten u twenty per cent below the
regular credit trade prices.
10 this end We ask an examination Of our ssyl les
and prices, list of which will be forwarded by mail
% any party desiring
Fart rthenware, by the Invoice, single package, er
very carefully repaeked for he country trade
JaiN ~
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANIFACIORa-
DLANk Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern Cour. Records, justices Docketa, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c, DC, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
Ns NY Bindery will be found on Second street,
next door 10 the Athenaum, sign Of the " Big Book.
Jan 2s, IS54.-daw. ISAAC y. PihhoE.
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=. ~. Aiexander a CO.,

Iv0RW ARDISG and Commission Merchants
l. Freight Agents for New York Ran Road, ana
Fulton Lake Boa, Line, Erie Canal md Lakes,
10 South Water Street, Central harf, Chicago, Ill
Liberal cash advances shipments 4 Pr@luee
or Merchandise, fur sale III this market, or .hip-
refer Il u. L. Ewing Co. 81, Louis, Mo- s /
" b shaver. Quincy, III Green stone, Aiusea-
tine Iowa Il. H. eampbeli Il Co, 6aiena. III. j.
H. Langley Co.. Rock Island, Ill Barkley,
Thompson 4 Co., Davenport, II, I, Foster, bearis-
town Ill; Hon. A. Starue, Springfield, Ill. 4.
u Ii Reed, tialcsburg Ill. ". $. Gilman New
York Fassitf 4 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. A. ailbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Marx pack ages care of L. ". A. Il Co.
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IsHE subscriber would announce TO the citizens of
Il heoxuk that he las just received stock Of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman +
ever brought 10 keokuk; consisting II French
and American cloths cassineres and vestings plush
velyets grenadines hneres &c, which be will
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
to order. The subscriber has also hand fine as-
sortneEt VI shirts, crayats, scarfs, collars, Sc.
sep II JAMES Nj. TYLER.
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-tT-a
New Arrune cnacnf I .

FISHE subscriber would inform the citizens Of ke-
4 okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock in trade Of Ben. r. Dodson, at No. Third
street, where he has on hand general assortment
Of French and American Cloths Cassimeres and
Nestings, which he Will make up TO order At the
shortest notice, and IN style not to be surpassed.
Also good assortment Of Summer Coats, Vests
aud Shirts, always on hand
July Is, l855.--dtf JAMES NJ. TYLER.
rIs0 JoI RNEYMEN TAILoKS.-N anted imme
i dately, at No 5, Third street, tvs FIRST fete
journeymen tailors. None others need apply.
scp27 ]. NJ. TYLER.
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-. lFIsIN.TKK.ET.

+ TNibS Block, Main Street, Dealer in Eng ,
u llsh and French Chemicals, Drugs and0.
Medicines Paints, ellis, ltye stutfs. BRUSHES
perfumery, FnHcy Articles &c. ac -
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