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QrEBEc, July l5.-The screw steamer
Canadian arrived here this \. NJ, with $50
passengers.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool June
10Th.
FRANcE.-The only subject of interest is
the protest of the Orleans Princes.
The harvest is splendid, and has dissipated
all fears Of scarcity.
GREAT DRlrAN.-The American question
had been before Parliament.
Mr.. Moore moved in the House OF Com
mons that the conduct Of Her Majesty's gov
eminent and the difficulties between them and
the Z. S. on the question of enlistment have
net been entitled to the appreciation OF the
House.
Brown and Hewitt, of Liverpool, and
Chalhum and Spooner, Of Birmingham, APP
pealed to Mr.. Moore to postpone his motion,
and therefore the debate proceeded.
The Atty General defended the Govern
ment, and said the y. S. dispatches had not
been such rs might have boon expected from
nation desirous of preserving friendly re-
lations with England.
Sir J. Thesinger supported the motion,
and contendcd thnt the British agents had
deeply violated the laws of the United States
and Of nations.
Mr.. B. futile declared that England was
dishonored by her attempts to seducc Y. 5.
citizens from their allegiance.
Sir Geo. GRAY asked the House If they
could condemn the Government after they
had stopped the enlistment, even on British
grounds, rather than give offence to the Uni
ted States.
Sir J. Walsh thought by not dismissing
Mr.. Dallas, the British Government confessed
they had done wrong.
Mr.. Miner Gibson complained that Lord
Clarendon's conduct was insulting towards
the United States, and that the people OF
America should be made aware that the
British people did not support their Minister
therein.
Mr.. Gladstone contended that the good
will Of the United States had been concil-
lated.
The Solicitor General attacked Mr.. Glad
stone, and thought the Z. $. Government
ought to have arrived at different conclusions
than they did.
Sir j. Packington eulogised Mr.. Gladstone,
and said the House dare not shrink from the
discussion in the crisis Of no ordinary mag
nitude.
Lord Palmerston replied at length, de-
Tending his conduct. and denying that any
deception had been practiced towards the
United States, or that their laws had been
| violated.
The House then divided on the motion for
| ccnsure, and the Government was sustained
BY 1914 majority.
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SAFES SAfEs!! SARES!!
Fire q o. ISu rglAr PrOOG!

NJ ANUFACTUREDb by theWor.d's Safe Company
1Sl and fastened: with Laiiie's Celebrates Patent
Bark Lock.
Banks, Bankers, Merchants, and others are re-
spectfuiiy Invited to call aud examine these Safes
fore purchasing elsewhere. For protection szans,
FIRE and burglars, they are superior 10 any other
make.
TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BIZ Ell. Agfa.
julyI5- No. l33 Main ST., keokuk.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING,
SATURDAY NIGHT, July Isti

Hox. D. F. MILLEk, one OF the Republic
can Electors at large, will address the people
Of Keokuk on Saturday evening, at the
corner Of Fifth and Main streets, upon the
political questions OF the day. Friends OF
Free Institutions, friends Of Free Labor,
friends OF Law and Constitutional Liberty,
attend
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RuTfinn Sovereignty IN kansas :.
The New Biti OF Mr.. Douglass.
From the New YORK Hernl,


The report of tho Congressional commit
tee detailed to Kansas to inquire into and
collect the facts concerning the political dis
turhlnces in that Territory, Was laid before
| our readers yesterday, They have, doubt
less. without n solitary exception, risen from
the pcrnsal Of THIS astounding report, this
historical document, with the most painful
emotions and convictions. The names, dates,
figures, facts, and specifications Of this re-
port, however, silence all doubts and nil pre-
varica,lons as to the doings Of the Border
Rufians." Explanations, apologies and de-
malls may be piled mountain high upon each
other, but here are the acts, facts, dates,
/ names and places, all the materials of legal
testimony rs before court of justice, and
they cannot be displaced. Upon such evil
dence the President Of the United States
before an honest jury could hardly escape
Imprisonment for life.
What a picture! We have read with in
credulity the atrocities Of English civil wars,
Irish rcbelions and French Revolutions,
from n shrinking disinclination to believe in
the possibility Of such examples Of human
deprayity; but we are incredulous no longer.
When any portion of people belonging to
the most civil, enlightened, and Law and Or
der race under the sun, can descend to such
scenes Oh systematic IuMoulSu ~ tuObc WulCu
IRE set forth in this Congressional report,
we are reduced to the conclusion that the
general repugnance of mankind to pirates
and highway robbers, to burglars and mid
night assnssins, is but mockory and de-
luson--that the securities which the laws Of
the land and the usages Of civilized society
throw around us and over us, like a strong
shield, are subject like Kansas to the law OF
rufianism and the chances of the hour-that
man, ritter all, 10 but savage cannibal, and
that his social, political, moral and religious
elevation is but o humbug and cheat.
Upon one point there can be no mistake-the
unanswerable facts of this Kansas report
establish it beyond the possibility of dispute
and the point is this that squatter sover-
eighty 10 ruf6an overoignty-that tho Kan
sas-Nobraska law, " leaving the people Of the
Territory free to regulate their own domestic
affairs in their own way" under the suspcc.
Of Mcssrs. Douglass and Pierce, means OF.
gnnized rui6anisln, whisky, spolation, rob.
berry, murder, fire and sword.
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k,ovrx Am Mr.. plEAsANr RAILROAD

kKogUK AND Mr.. PLEASANT RAMRoAD.-
This railroad seems likely 70 get under
weigh pretty soon, and the prospect is very
gratifvine to our citizens and the friends Of
the road. The Company now have twenty
platform cars, two passenger cars, and two
hand cars at Quincy. They have received
here MI the spikes and part of the chairs for
the first section. to Montrosc, and three
hundred and thirty tons of iron. They have
one locomotive ready TO ship at St. Louis,
and another nearly ready. Nearly all the
ties arc on the line, and ara now being dis
tribu,cl. The track laying will commence
ut once.
The great rapids Of the Mississippi will
soon s,e an iron track by their side, and
the commerce Of the valley be materially
assisted thereby.
OEE.sANcE BEFORE THE SLAVE PowER.-A
few DAYS ago Mr.. Buchanan was requested
to nd lress the students Of the Normal
School. near Lancaster, Pa. He declined,
and gave as reason that tho students
shor: time ago passed resolutions censuring
the attack Of Bro oks on Sumner, and If he
shonl! make any remarks before them, the
fac: m;,ht operate to his disadvantage with
his Southern friends. 1t is astonishing how
much dirt Democratic candidate has to eat
to kes, in favor with 100000 Shareholders.
and h, Y readily Mr. Buchanan cats all that
is set i fore him.
BUCHANAN AND NIGGERs.-Gov. Wise said
the election of Buchanan and the consequent
certainty of Kansas becoming Slave State
would rise the price of negroes from 81 900
to $500. 1t is understood that leading
Northern Democratic politicians are making
heavy investments in negro property now-a-
days in anticipation Of a speculation
Douglass says they arc lighting for "grcat
principle" The '.great principle" turns out
10 be rise in the value Of nj ggers.
TREAsoN.-T Louisville Journal in o
sort OF roudabout way backs up Mr.. Fill
more in his assertion that the South will not
submit 20 be governed by Mr.. Fremont on
the Republican platform. The Charleston
Is. c. Standard does the same thing more
fatty. Nov let u see how many more there
are viii will say so,--let Us see If there are
any opposition papers in this region bold and
shameless enough to Justify that positi on
But we tell them all, that il MIR. Fremont is
elected by majority Of the free votes Of
this nation, they SHALL submit.
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Teiegraphsc News.

WAsiIScroN, July l5.-The Senate did
nothing this morning.
In the House the Keith and Edmondson
matter was discussed.
The jury in Herbert's ease disagreed and
were dismissed. A new trial commences to-
morrow.
New YoRK, July l5.-Mr. Dayton's letter
accepting the nomination Of the Republican
Vice Presidency is published. He endorses
the platform; blames the South for the
sectional issues that have been raised.
The u. S. friaate Potomac, Com. Paul
ding, from Key West July It'll, arrived hero
to-day.
Adyices from Havana, July It'll, state
that the dag ship of the Spanish War
squadron had returned to Havana from Vera
Cruz.
Senior Alvarez, the new minister from
Spain. Lad met Comonfort, and they held .
friendly examination Of tho schedule OF the
debts and credits said to exist between tho
two countries. Comonfort agreed to paw
balance claimed after all the spoils and
frand claims OF Santa Annals officials were
exchanged. Peacn is thus secured.
The sloop- of-war Saratoga was spoken or
the 9th Of July, of Port Oaois, bound for
the Caribbean sea. All well.
Ga The Richnond Enquirer says that all
who sympsthize with Mr.. Sumner "deserye
the halter" THAT "they are At war with re-
ligion, female virtue, private property J" aud
all else that should be sacred. ssEther such
wrctches must be hung or put in the peni-
tcntiary, or the South will quit the Unton,,'
&c. Deugfaces here hail such fellows 8
"their Democratic brethren who are going
to eject buchanan.
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TlIOS DUFF Manager
DRAWING ROOM SOIREES!
MACALLISTER.
Tho Great Magician!
AoafSraD ny

MADAME MACALLI3TE0.
VlNHE manager respectfully announces a brief
i FAREWELL SERIES Ut their SJtREES.
FANTAsriQUEs ErMAGIQuhS! On scale Of
uneQualicd splendor, far exec 'ding anything ever
Presented before, commencing on
Monday Evening. July Est,
AND CONTINUING
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, EVE'GS,
The wizards gorgeous MAGIC CABINET wni
be fully displayed, aud several new AMI ncomrre-
hcn.ibie feats will b. introduced.
MADAME MACALLiSTER
viii appear in her great orig nh mystery Of
sleeping in the Ar!
During his stay the great WiIari atl perfarm >
variety Of astounding wonders, which have created
the ost profound astonishment and delight. ils
astonishing apartments in
MAGIC, MECHANISM, ELECTRICITY,
Science, and Philosophy. are Ut an en'i@eir novel
and interesting character, while Lis thor teou> Par
aphernalia fully illustrates the idea al
PALACE OF ENCHANTMENr
cN-For Programme, see small bills.
TICKETS-Dress Cir1lc and parqac,ts 20 ccnts.
Gallery 5c.s.
10. Doors opan at II O'clock. TIE Wizard viii
]. NJ ME>ToN.
July.5 DIST Agent.
Notice 10 the Ladies.
EMBROIDERED WORK done ia all its brsnche
Il in Silk Worsted, and Cotton thread, On Dr rs.
es, Mantillas, Vests Shirt Bosons Initial Letter,
and whole names on Pocket llandkershcg-- Also
Nets, Tapes ny, AID all kinds VI Faacy n cde-
work made to order from large variety pat rn'
on hand at the Fancy Store Of
Mrs. KATE WEISMANS,
Second ST., bit. Main $Jphn nn,in
Julyl7 diff Graham i'hng
DLANES.--Just received. a hne a,srtuieat II
i Eastern Planes, superior mannl.ctare, aud FOL
sale by TILLiNGHAST. LANE 81 Eli,
Julvl7-d No. 40 Main 81.
CARRIAGE. Tire, and Stove B.i Tor sale b.,
u TILLlNGHAsT, LANE ECEL,
Inlrlrd No "a Main II
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A. L.. DB HING NJ n. LpS
DEFINING 4 LOVE.
Successors to A. l.. Deniag 1 COL
Dankcrs md DoaDcrs ~ Exchange

A. l.. DxAIN0 NIX. LOVE.
DEFINING 4 LOVE,
Successors to A. L. Demiag / Col
Bankcrs and Dealers ~ Exchange,
Main Street, Ke0ktlk, ioara.
DARTICULAk attention given to collections
=. W Clark. Dodge 4 Co.. SewYors; -
Adams buskin .h.ms, E
J, w CLARK 3D.. Boston,
Dr,xsi 4 Co., phlade phia;
X. Clark j. Co., III
Johnston. Brothers l. Co., Baltimore;
4. W. Ciak Bros. ST. Louie, y
Sta.e savings Institution,
BrnOist d Donnel ty, !"
VIM Hsrron& Co., Pittsburgh;
Comm .rciAi Rank, Cincinnati;
N.Curwith Co, GaienA;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque:
b. e. Coavers. ESQ.,. Cashier State Bank Of Ohio.
GAINESVILLE. ljy7
=. s. vARRAR. sos'T HAixEs.
FARRAR 4 HA INES,
Kesk M Pianiag aaA FssosinU MIL,
Corner II r end Bsy sfs., scar me Ksoksk snt
Fort Des Motnss Railroad Depot,
npALERS In Lumh n in the rough, manufactur-
II ers Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and
Window Frames. Moulding OF every sise and pat
tern, Flooring. Weather Boarding. shelving, Man
ties. Base, Plaster, and Chain Pump Tubing
PiAned and matched Lumber from 3 to e inches in
width.
A large assortment u the above named articles
constaptty on hand.
PlAnir4 AMI saving done 70 order on snort notice.
atfea ,nsble prices, and warranted to please.
g1-Particu.ar attention paid 70 filling orders for
country buildings complete.
Keokuk, July 3-d&wtf
- the 1IockAolA0rs 81 the K0okuk
Ma. Pleasant e Muscatine II. =. Co..
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
~ the conditions Il the subscription for the Let
Division Of said road, the 18th instalmcnt Of 81
Der cent will be due and payable Aug 9th, 1850, af
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer Ks-
okuk, or 10 the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. HORNISH,
Gsneral Agent x. Mt. P. n. r. h. Co.
July 3, 1850.-td dAw
TKeokuk Times ard NJ. Pleasant Observer copy.
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RarmeYs, and McchAnlcs'
n U = nee CO N r \ n ~,


IarneYs, and MccAAnics'
INsU = ANCE CO NJ FANNY,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash Caclsai and surplus $500. 900.
rlvHE above Solvent Company has established An
i Agency with the undersigned. and IL prepared
to issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss or Dam
age by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURES,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise and Produce consigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual canvey Asces throughout the United
States.
All Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Agency.
ARTHUR BRIDaMAE. Agent,
je33d No. ~ Main ST, Keokuk-
INDEMNITY INDEMNITY
TN A No. 4 Companies.
i EQUITABLE or LONDON, Capital $500 900.
FAkMEKs. AND MEchANics', phiisieipa's'
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE, Fond du Lac.
BRlDdEpvkf FIRE AND MARINE, Bridge
port, c., Gsp,sal yaoe,o"o - 49, : c..;,.,
100000
HOME No. 4 Wall street, New York, Capitai
350a, 900.
Polc,es issued in the alb NO safe Companies, on
mutual pr,ncplc, tins ur d Starring al the profits
Of theCo., ami On oa'n n.a,, a. rsas,nabit rates
Nm. F. TURNER, Agent.
Office ON I'd street. 1uhlZ-dim
MECKUK MAXINE INxCHANCE 40.
Capital, osOO,OOO.
sIvHIS Company 10 prepared u do Marina lnsur-
j ance basiness. Cargo risks taken IT customary
rates the usual Cash facilities extended % reg
usar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRKcfoRs:
A. Dr;as Sua1 Ws1. 2 Turner,
X. II. Harrison, Goo. d. smytb.
John Tempiin, A. l.. Deming,
John McCune, G. +. Conn,
c. Harber, Jas. Il. Cox.
A. BRIDGMAN, President.
q. H.SMYTH, Vice President.
A. L. DEMING, Treasurer.
Wn.F. TuaSER, Secretary.
O6ice in samples bui ding, Second Street.
iAn3ldAwSmo
INSURANCE
tTlRE Life and Marine Insurance effected in the
/ substantial companies md below. Their
combined capital amounts to 81 ,2O0,O
Hartford Fire insurance Co.
Star Insurance Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
# ma INSURANCE. TO.
Rtna Life Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets
jun iOdlm W. w. BELKNAP, Agent.
DisseIntIon.
vYvHE partnership herotofors existing under the
i name Of Davies Hart 10 this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims against the hrm will
b cancelled BY johnson Davies, who will In future
coaauct tho business and who alone authorized 10
collect, and settle the business Of said firm.
JOHNSON DAVIES,
EDWARD X. HART.
Keokuk, Jane 70, lss6.-sodtf
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10 me uDaIc.

HAVING determined, hereafter, TO do an exclu
L / siyely cash business in our retail department,
y. are prepared sell all kinds Of iats, Caps Bon
nets, DC, AZ greatly reduced prices. Our stock ~
now very complete. and We keep nothing but the
bat grades Of goods always have the latest
and will sell lover fur cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. So come with your dimes
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done To order
1T the shortest notice.
tlct 26 DIFF. ID, +, HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
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New Store and New Goods
lIa I'd " are aud Gallery.
No. l3S, Main street .kEOhEk
TILLGNGH tNr, LANE r Wu En-,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
nFFEk to the Country irade, Manufacturer.
" aud dealsr- gen rally, full aud c,mpi"te as-
soriment If Hardware, Cutlr ~, Nails, tiouse Trim
mngs. Mechanics fools, tc., dc on tbs most lib
raj terms.
Having nm urpas ed facilities FIR Importing, and
OBJ aining X sods II Am ric,n Manuf. cure, tn y
are prepared furnish dealers and CONSUME RS gen.
orally, at the Lo,re.i Mlka RAe.
Aiso AgrnSs
For the Worlds Safe Co.;
Troy Dell Foundry;
Berdsn's Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers.
Keokuk, july Is, 1886 d
Disssiusion.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing bet wecn Bnshcy Waiter,
IN b. Pr dacc and Com ion business is this DAY
dissolved by mutual c,nsent. The business III the
arm will be settled by either II the unt:fsigned.
fnn.e indebted to the hrn ar requested 70 settle
their accounts forthwith NJ. r. BUsHEY,
w. W. WALKER.
ksokuk, July IL, 1885 --irl5 DIFF
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VTvilE un lersis ID nave formed partnership for
i he ransac III the PRO JCGE,GkOEEKf and
bn ines, unisr tho ,ty.e Of Cuts
VA aer. Thew viii c,ntinu. The business Vt Bushey
4 Walker and solicit the fasors If old and new Gus
toners T.. CLUTS,
Julyl6-d,f W. W. WALKER.
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RaCKEI SIMPSON,
REALE,TArE BROKERS, COLLECTORS,
NuINfESIING AGENTS, Postofncc Building,
n tup stairsl Keokuk, Iowa. All Notariai bus
ners prom pity and carefully transacted. Titles e.
amln,d.
REFERENCES
Ch,r.e. Parsons, Esq., Banker, kcokuki
a. J.. Deming A Co, q /"
Gen. II. +. Reid, ''
Ford. Gorham 4 Ford, !" -
u. w. kiibourne, Esq., -
Ae.srs. Flick lin Lucas, "
M.ssrs. Rankin L Miller, Attorneys,
We respectfully invite those dcsiron~ Of investing
in X. al Estate ~ xamin. list which comprises
some Of h. nost d sirabe property in keokuk,
which We ofer on the most favorable terms.
Juns ~ '56-ddw RtckEY 4 SIMPSON.
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If. b.. r. HUMPHREY 1 GAGE.
HATSi HATS

XX/Ehave now on hand full supply of Hate Of
w tn. spring style, to shch invite the at
teniion II merchants AMI III pubic generally.
myydAw ID. +. HI MPuREi GAGE.
SOFT HATS. black. claret, tan, brown and arab,
- ii every variety # style, just recei led, by
inyaiAw d. T. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1900 DoL palm LEAF bat, just received At the
store VI ID. 4. HI IPuREf u AuE.
n,saA~
By d. r. III MPHKEi GAGE.
IhiRrS- rscsy.i u good assortment, of
- shirts. Also, erayata, gloves and collars, OK
every variety, ~ the st,re u
my9isw DE-. HUMPHREY GAGE.
MILLINERY GOODS II all kinds. large stock
vi constantly on hand. Al the store of
my9dIw D. HUMPHREY GAGE.
500 DOZ WOOL hats. just resolved, BY
my9.dAw d.. HUMPHREY GAGE.
100 Cases siik ana straw bonn ,ts 1T tho store Of
my9dtw D.. r.. HI MPnRRY GAGE.
DAkAsUl4, and Umbrellas, endless variety, At
i the store of DE-. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
myydLu
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENci--cApITAL
N "a. OsO. 900.
Merchants Insurance Company. Of Phiiadelphia
CAPITAL 500 400.
State Mutual Insurance Comp y. of Harrisburg Pa,
Capital 33se. 900.
Connecticut Mutual Life In.. Co., IT Hartford,
Capital $500 600.
Fire, Marine and Inlaud Transportation Kicks
taken nj current rates.
LtrE Insurance can be effected on very liberal
terms.
C.CA. STRIBLEN, Iocal Agent.
Office ~ the Auction House Ut Howe, Lockwood
Co, Second ST., between Main and Johnson.
keokak, July 6d1
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LAsTS ! LASTEyy
A LARGE

AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
ASTS,
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MANU-
FACrURERS,
AND ron SALE NY
July l2-d6t-wit J. q. BERNARD 4 CO.
Carl0sltles fer the l.tttlO Felix's.
LIVERY thing that you csn think Of TO tickle the
II hearts Of the little folks can BE- had Of G. Ober-
81 80. a SIGN or THE BIG FIDDLE.
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ANOTHER CnAscK.--J. F. Tallant, an old
and influential Democrat At Burlington, long
ons Of the most efficient workers in the De-
nocratic party Of that vincinity, has aban-
doned the Buccaneers and come out straight
for Fremont and Dayton.
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ITO be Continued

MAINE LAW. F. b. Lynch, the newly
elected Democrat thar the Times supported
for the Legislature, voted against the repeal
Of the Maine Law. The Times says NIL the
Democrats voted for the repeal. Mr.. Lynch
says good number Of his fellow BUCCANEERS
voted the same way. Will the Times dare
to pronounce them unchurched in consc-
quence Of tho act?
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n.v,nn .w,vu n. .vASsIckLsA
n. n. vANSICkLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.

nAv,n sr,ra n. B.vANsickLsA
n. n. vANSICkLEN,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEEk.
SMITH q VANsICKLEN,
Wenl estate urekors and Agents fer
tho sale or Real Estate.
Post buildings, Sd street, bet. Main and Johnson
fOR SALE.
A FARM containing 20S acres 5S timber lana,
n the balance divided into five fields, all we'll wa
tered 40 acres in Timothy fine orchard OF bearing
apple trees fine peach orchard, choice selection
OF pear plum damson. apricot and cherry trees,
ounce cnrrant gooscberry and other fruit IN nbun
dance. The farm Is situsted on an cmincnce near
the Plank Rosd, overlooking the Mississippi river
for miles In extent and from which can DO seen nSe
towns, ITO wit Montrosc, Charleston, New boston,
Ambrpsia. and Nauvoo,) the railroads on either
ride of the Mississippi can be seen from this point
tho iidings Of but little account, but ere SUI
hcisnt to accom- mediate for short time, any person
wish;ng and having the means TO invest In view OF
cons ng Gna dwelling and on. buildings upon
the best location and choicest piece OF farming land
in the oAl. OF Iowa. The fencing 10 substantial---
the Rang not 10 be excellcd in this or any other
state
Tne parch ,ser can have ten years on lalge por-
ton Of the purchase money For further par,,cn'
lar- apply 10 myi5 SMITH &VANSICKLEN.
EOM SALE,
lIDISEs and Lots in different parts OF the city.
L l. FOR term, aud particulars apply to
SMITH &vANsICKLEN.
EOR SALE.
BUILDING Lots in different parts OF the city,
ID comprising some Of the most desirable for bust
meas and manufacturing purposes Apply 70
EOR SALE,
LNtkM; IT various sizes, from 600 acres down TO
l. and 10 acres. Lots situated in different parts
.. the Township, County and state. Apply 70
SMITH 4 VAN5iCkLEN.