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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL Roons.
Aug. Goth, 1856.


Council met.
Present the favor and all the Aldermen.
The Engineer reported Contracts for the
grading OF the alleys through Block 81 4 l23,
which were approved.
The Bill of A. G. Grouse for excayating
on Bird aud Bank Street was laid upon the ta-
BILE.
The Petition Of j. II. HORNED and others
TO have High Street opened from 14th Street
to the plank road was received / Aldermo n
Billings 4 Taylor were authorized to have the
necessary work done.
The petition Of w. w. Belknap and others
to have Third Street from Franklin to Full.
ton, and Fulton from 3rd to 4th, graded, was
laid upon the table.
A communication was received from the
City Engineer IN relation to the Stagnant Wa
ter upon Block No "a; laid upon the Table.
The following Bills were allowed, viz:
W. Stotts use Of Jury room $500
w. q. Stripe 80 copies Of his Map 5000
J.B. Knight, work on johnson ST. c00,S3
John Zwart, earth deposited 1906
J. w. Johnston 8 g 26,lT
~GAs / Coke Co. public Lamps up
to July lat ls5si, 506,66
The following Ordinances were
passed, to Wit,
ordinance Nd. VI, entitlcu An OIuinanco
providing for the payment Of the Interest
upon the Bonds issued for Rail Kioad & gem
eral improvement purposes.
Ordinance No. %, regulating The oonstruc-
ton and repairs Of buildings within certain
limits.
Ordinance No. %, entitled San Ordinance
4, enlarge the aide Walks"
The following resolutions were adopted
win:
Resolved, That ths City Engineer be d.
rectsd to repor, n plat and survey for the
continuation Of Third Street SO feet wide
from Franklin Street up the river towards
the depot of the keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and
Mnscatine Rail Read Company, and to do
such other things MS are required BY Ord,-
nance No. AZ.
Resolved, That the Secretary OF the
Board Of Education be directed TO include in
his enumeration Nf the Children the enumer-
alton Of Ill inhai .itants Of tho City. And also
the nunbsr Of houses built or being erected
within the peri Cd u the year 1855.
Resolved, That The Engineer b instSuct-
a 70 oontracs FOR the grading on Third
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'reIcgraphtc News.

ST.. Loris, Aug. 24--Immedintcly after
the attack upon Col. Titus house, in which
skirmish Titus was wounded, one man kill
led, aud nineteen taken prisoners, Shannon
went into the abolitionist's camp and exchan-
ged prisoners taken at Franklin for those
taken ut Titus' house.
II is reported that four companies of Uni
ted States troops are near Lecompton, whose
presence it is thought will deter further At
tacks by Lanes party.
The Republican Of this morning, pub
fishes q cali signed by a large number Of the
most influential citizens, for public meeting
to be held ut O'Clock to morrow evening,
TO take into consideration the present situa-
ton Of affairs in Kansas, and to express the
opinions OF the people in connection there
with.
ST.. LoUrs, Aug. 25.-The steamer David
Tatum, from Missouri river yesterday, brings
information that four hundred volunteers
from jackson County, No., went into Kan
sas on Thursday last, and that 200 have been
raised in Lafayette County, and large force
is being raised in Clay county.
Lanes regiment is said to be terrifying on
Wakarusa.
Robinson, Brown and other prisoners are
still in custody Of the United States troops.
100 recruits from the Carlisle barracks ar
rived here yesterday, and were Immediately
forwarded TO Fort Leavenworth, also seventy
from jefferson barracks, Gen. Smith hav-
ing made . requisition for all disposabls
force At that place. Orders have been issued
to the commanding officers at Fort Riley, to
have hia troops in position.
NEW ORLEANS, Ang. ga call signed BY
editors and principal firms Of our business
mon Of the city to the number Of 100 for .
meeting 70 aid the Southerners in Kansas.
ST. LoUIs, August 25.-Th,s morning b.
Gratx Brown, editor Of the Missouri Demo
cras, and Thos. Z. Reynolds, defeated can
didate for Congress on tho National Demo
cratic ticket, left for Selma, thirty miles be.
low here, for the purpose OF fighting duel,
growing out OF some structures made BY
Brown ON Reynolds course during tho State
canvass. They fight with pistols, 1t twelve
PAGES.
MlpDLKBrkr, Vt. Aug. 32.--Hon. Jas.
Meacham = member OF Congress, died here
this morning after short illness OF conges-
ton Of the brain and lungs.
Bosros, Aug. 22.--The Wing State Com
mittee indorse the Fillmore State nomina-
tions The fusion Convention Of the Wing,
and Democrats 1t Rockland, Mains, nomin-
ated Henry Ingalls,, Democrat, for Con-
gress.
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fREE LAg0g--I he natural capitai which eaHsti-
tuies tbs real wealth Of this great Country, asi
creates that intelligent power in the
be relied en as the iuwarA VI frue Institution
lJohn q. Feemont 6 Letter Vi Acceptance.
Whenever there is substantive good to be dome,
whenever there IL foot 81 land u he prevented
from becoming Slave territory, aia wall IN 10 as
sert the principle Ut the exclusion u saverN -
fDaniel Webster.
repeat that never can and ne, 81 viii vote and
no earthly power will ever make vote. h spread
Slavery over territory where II doer exs.t.---
Henry Clay.
heartily concur In all movements which have
for their oolsct to repair the mischief arising fran
the violation Of good faith in the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. ] All opposed Ia Slavery IN the
abstract, and upon principle. sustained and made
hahitaAi by settied conviction. While feel init X
shls in the belief thai IL oughl not 20 be aerief.
With rLsre u ek.sts aEdef the shield u state soy.
ereignsy, am as inhexsoiy opposed its extension
t,s ssn tineat beye.a its present limits ia.
4. Fremont.
feel ihat there is nothing wt.ch tle ei.iIi, "a
word, ii they take po,ics VI 80 humh!e aa ind.,l
usl ne myself, Will seproach With. When | ssY
~ said the otncr day, had made up tsy mind
for one. that a.aef ciftsmsiaaecs would as., /
IL the further extension Of the area II sla.efx ia
The baitsd states, or ct the further iaetease L
kIase representation III the Housc ot g.i.rss eui s
tive speech Of Daniel Web-tsr OH the ase.5g
Rsii is4S
Tar yoicE or HExnr CLA,.--In 1850, lleufyc!a,
sp9kr the f9iiuwing words
!. Ent you canAot put your finger On any .aFt 81
the Constli ulion which convey the right Or ;hs
poser 81 carry slaves from OF tbs States III IL.
Iaioa To any Territory oi the United States Nor
air, can admit iar sinElc moment. that t1Trp ii
Ans separate Or distinet right nsroh the ls4t "A
States Or indts daai members If lie Sta5.s ), any
portion Ut the people 81 the iutea states to carry
Slaves into Territories, under the l.s that taost
Territories are held IN common between tho several
states.
Tns R,ca aoxp Ex .pfslE-us qul '.str5s. a., ~ =,
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WAsuISGroS, August 25.
Mr.. Morrell, OF Vermont, announced the
dsath Of his colleague, Hon. James Meacham,
passing an eloquent and feeling eulogy on
his public and private char acter, and Offering
the usual resolutions OF respect.
Mr.. Howard said for more than q quarter
Of = century he had had the acquaintance Of
Mr.. Meachani. He paid an eloquent tribute
to the memory OF his departed friend.
Mr.. Etheridge said his heart had yielded
ready response to the remarks OF gentle
man who preceded him, and though solemn
the hour, il was pleasing to know that under
the many conflicting influences which control
the conduct and opinions of all members,
there was no one here to withhold the tear Of
sympathy.
Messrs. Dickinson and Giddings severally
bore testimony TO the high character Of Mr..
Meacham as statesman.
The usual resolutions Of respect were pass
ed.
SENArE.--Mr. Weller gave notice Of his
intention to introduce bill to abrogatc GER
tain laws enacted by the Legislature Of Kan
sas. II is the same as the 18th section of
the Senate Kansas bill, abolishing tes,
oaths for freedom Of speech and the press,
and for the security of the people in person
and property, in accordance with the consti-
tuition.
A message was received from the House
announcing the death OF James Meacham,
member OF the House from Vermont.
Mr.. Foot dwelt with much eloquence on
the learning aud public and private useful
ness OF the deceased, who was removed hence
at the age Of 46 years he traced him from
| the time he was poor orphan boy in cab
met shop up TO the high position he occupied
at the time OF his decease.
/ Mr.. Douglas said he Was born in the coun-
! ty with Mr.. Meacham, and Was acquainted
| with him in early life. lie bore testimony
to his honesty Of purpose and elevated char.
acter.
/ The usual resolutions Of respect were Their
! adopted.
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On the Slavery question the platform adopted ior
Buehanan comprises these points:
LIST. Congress has no right to exclude Slavery
from any territory.
"a. The people Of territory have no power ~
prohibit Slavery 10 long rs the territorial govern
meat lasts.
id. squatter Sovereignty 10 . humhng, and il ne
longer a plank in tie Democratic creed.
ath. estate equality means the right of Slave
holders to take their Slaves into the public do
main, by yItue Of the Slave ioNs Il ihS Slsv,
States.
18th. That Slavery l. national snd Freedom sec
teGsl
9TH. That the people Of territory car only *
CLUE shaver, from among them alter they has
formed Stale Constitution AMI hscu admitted iHt
the Union.
7th. That Kansas must be kep oat of be non
on tie plea OF want VI population. untiL lbs ire
fsate men are murdered OF driven cut aud ia slave
holders firmly p!aatcl under the psoteetion ID
General Government.
sin That Rny man denying tn foregoing dut
triuc ia Traitor and should b. dealt with accord
ingiy.
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~MAsuiEE's CoNPorxD ExrsAcr o. BxssK
PLASr--A ccrtsn cure for DiarrhDa, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint. and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, pAiatabie and
reliable remedy II is aneqaalled. For children
teeihng. attended with irritation Of the bowels II
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared aud
sold by ia c. MA6UIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. W COZ. Olive L I'd uts, st. Louis.
For sale in Keokuk by r. II. 0Connor, and Drug
xists generally. [sug2odAw6m
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The following communication is taken
from the Times Of Tuesday evening.

The following communication is taken
from the Times of Tuesday evening
KKokuk, August %, 1856.
MEssRs. EpIrGRs: The fact that the ssLife
of Fremont was offered for sale ut the book
stand at the Fair, on last Thursday evening,
and that the 1'Life Of Buchanan" and the
ssLife Of Fillmore" were not 80 offered, has
been mentioned TO me by several gentlemen
on the street. Again, by note from sever
al citizens on the subject received to- day,
nv attention has been called to it as the oc-
casion Of unpleasant feelings-stating that
"some are quite bitter against the society,"
while others regard il ms "Whitney trick,
on par with his abolition sermons
The project Of offering books for sale at
the Fair was suggested legitimate source
Of profit. md particularly so 10 us, as we
had good assortment Of Unitarian publca
tons on hand, which had been donated to
our society by the "Amcrican Unitarian As
sociation.'' The subject was mentioned to
Mr.. Ogden, who proposed to increase our
list of books and give the society tho profits
on any that might be sold.
called on Mr.. Ogden just at evening. on
! the day Of the Fair, and told him that our
book stand was ready, but that we did not
| want the ssLife" of any one Of the candid
| ates for President, unless we could have
them all. understood Mr.. Ogden to APP
probate that view of the subject, and left
| him expecting that all would be furnished or
none. The books were sent over by him and
the absence of the 'Life Of Buchanan and
ofssFillmore" was not known to any onesun-
! til late in the evening.
| have since learned from Mr.. Ogden that
his clerk did not furnish any copies of tho
ssLife Of Buchanan or ''Fillmore'' as he d.
! rected. for the reason that they had none of
! the latter and but two copies Of the former,
/ both Of which were sold that evening.
These are the facts, and leave the pub.
lie to Judge Of the extent of the trickery Of
individuals, or the political polluting of the
society.
The responsibility Of this matter rests al
most exclusively with myself, and owe an
apology to the Ladies Of the Society for hav-
ing innocently introduced an element into
the entertainment which could, by any posi-
bility, have been misapprehended.
Yours truly,
Z. II. PERRY.
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IL now offered for sale on the following termz:
ne-fourth cnsh in hand. and the balanoe on l. 3,
and years credit, With per cent. interest, ON
condition that each purchaser shall, within givsn
time, erect house to cost not less than $1,000 &C.
cording 10 the situation. No frame houses will be
allowed IN the property. The price will range from
one TO two thousand dollars per lot.
ALSO 500 lots in Mason lower addition to ksok AZ
offered ON easy terms 70 those who are prepared
to bald.
Further psrticulars can bc obtained ON applioa-
ion to the undcrsignsd or Mr. stripe, whose new
Map, embracing tho above property. can BE- hsA 81
the Office. JAMES l.. koIkS,
aug23d6t Agent.
[Tipes and Post copy one week saeh.
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TExAs.--This State has gone for the Black
Democracy by an increased majority. No
chance for Fillmore in that quarter.
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|sAUTION.--Ail persons are hereby warned mol
~ to trust Mrs.. Margaret Wheeler ON ny account
g will nay no debts Ok her contrasting she having
left nav Ned and board without caase.
aue q 13ts SAMUEL WHRDLER.
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A CARD.

No. III Main Street, .............ST. LOUIS, MO-,
Three Doors South Of the Bank II Missouri
VTTHOLESALE Dealer II Cloths, Cassimeres, and
w Dosskins, SAtinetts, Blankets, cottouAdes
i..nsus and vsssings. Also, superior Trimning.
and Furnishing 1oojs.
am Now receiving and opening u large supply
II the above kini Of goods.
NY Cloths, Cassimeres and -coatiaEs consist
in part Of soma Of thu finer grades and make, adspt
ed 20 Msrchsnt Tailors we'll ~ merchant trade
and respectfully solicit buyers 70 give NY stock
thorough examination, when visiting the city with
sue vac OF iAyiax an .aeir supplies. viii Kssr.
Antee my prices 70 compare favorably with similar
goods cold elsewhere in the United States.
auY26d3t- W3m GEO. &. REID.
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ANOTHER CHANGE.-Thc Johnston Pa
Tribune has dropped Fillmore and Donelson
and goes the Free Ticket, and
Dayton.
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~ Contractors, Builders 4 others.
WE are receiving assortment Of Builders
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also
variety Of Mechanic Tools which We o1sT for sale
1t l5o Main street, Union Block.
aug2s HITCHCOCK. MOTT 60.
EaaasisA Psssevvs Kettles and
NaucO P0oos
ID RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, sauce
ID Pans, Cullendsrs, Skimmcrs, Dppsrs, Wash
Bras. Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware; Jspassd Cham,
ber and Water Pals foot Baths; Trunks, Cans,
and variety If other articles on sale 81 i59 Main
sug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT GO.
EagIisn visAicals.
r oNDON Illuatrated News.
- London Daily Times.
London Illustrated Times.
London Punch.
Bells Life In London.
Jerroid's News.
Wilmer and Smiths Times
sunday Dispatch.
Received weekly at the Literary Depot. johnson
street, near Post Once. anxle
FEED sTORE.
TSOR the greater convenience Of The Pablic the I'M
l. dersisned have opened. on ininD oraxsr. IN .nr
room formerly occupied By ". y. Thonpson's Shoe
store, nm extensive
Customers can AZ Ill times supply themselves with
the following articles
Corn Meal. Shorts. and crushed Corn
Orders punctusily delivered in any part IT theeity
aug 27d LUNN LIVINGSTON.
n Rare Chance.
flNHE subscriber has - acres oil good we'll laying
j upland, with considerable timber ON II, in see
tion TO- on the Dies Mones, miles from the old city
plat, which he will sell a. great bargain for cash
Price $50 per acre. ". =. THOMPSON,
aug2s No. ~ Main Street
G.. O6ERTOP
Y EEPS stock Of Family 0rocefiss, variety Of
N Toys, and an assortment Of Musical tnstru.
nsats. fos sale Main Street, bstwssn second aud
Third nsr -. 1855. d
Eall aeYlo % Geaess aass.
~ x. VOORHEES, Go. have this day re-
". ceived By express, the Fall style Of Drsss
Hats, for 1850. Cali and - them 81 the date
a.. III G. K. VOORHEES,.
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THx Dss MoixEs VALLEY VINO Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoincs Val
ley, well in the res of the State and the nj
ted States, and as a medium Of advertising As not
urpa.ea. Subscription price $i,so per annum IN
ad vance
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MEssRs. EDITORS: In justice to Col. Perry
permit me to confirm the statement he makes
in your columns to. day. In regard to fur
nishing the Fair with the lives Of the candid
ates for the Presidency, Col. Perry strictly
enjoined me not to send Fremont without
Buchanan aud Fillmore.
The error, il one, rests with me, and not
Col. Perry or the Society.
Respectfully,
X. B. OcDEN.
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Keep the Nimble 6ixpence Roll

ing.
AM receiving large stock Of hrst class goods, OF
every STYLE direct from the eastern cities, which
wili DO sold cheap for cash.
Come and soc what b~rxains. Hear ye our cry,
and W. will make glad thy home. / freely invite
all hands to unite. Friends Of Freedom, cheap. yes,
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain prolong. My stock consists in part Of the
DRY GOODS,
Drillings Domestics, bleached and brown Shifting,
Checks, Cottonsdes, Osnaburgs. Linen goods Of all
kinds.<c. Of dress goods have great variety I:
Baregss, Barge de Laincs, ChAliics Silk Tissues,
Null and swiss Auslins, Dotted Swiss 6inghams,
Prints, Ac; siso, Ia department. is an extensive
HATS, BONNErs, UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs.
A great variety Of the above articles; Menu end
Boys Wool, Lsghorn. Straw, Pan.m. and Chip
Haa Ladies and Misses Lsghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hats; Parasnls Of all kinds, to
'''' w ' Boors AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment " llsdi-.' and Misses
Boots and Shoes, Critters, Slipper and Buskiss
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes AMI brogans.
Crockcry--f have . splendid lot Of oueensvare
direct from the city Of New York, which su con-
6dcnt can sell cheaper than any house In this city
among which 10 endless quantity Of common
teas. and general assortment Of every thing In
this line.
In addition to the above, have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which You eli know are rctailed lower than whole.
sale prices and also late importation OF choies
Teas Of every kind.
A Skstch-This stock Il the largest and most W
RED and will b. sold cheaper than before Offer
ed in this market. I have also on hand large ls
Of Sunmer Clothing. which will b cold 1t low Ag
ures. With such complete assortment In ever
department Of trade, think can o6sr inducement,
to not exccled BY any house in this city
Call IT No. 81 Main street, between "a and ID
and q No. lo0 Main street, between Sth and eth
Keok ak Iowa. B. B. BILLINGS.
Anrl7 -dkw
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A. SLIGHT DIFFERENCE OF opISIoN.--Ihe
Times saws Mr.. Fremont is thief.
In his place in the Senate John {. Calhoun
said:
81 have acquaintance with the Colonel,
and am so favorably impressed as to him,
that would as readily trust him as any 9TH
or individual. His integrity is beyond sus-
picion."
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Mr.. BLAxxLY.--This gentleman, Fremont
elector in Kentucky, was probably not shot,
as the Memphis appeal announced; or II he
was, probably was not much hurt. Such is
the tone OF the latest adviccs.
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Council adjourned to Tuesday Evening
Sept. 2nd, ct seven o'clock.
b. S. MxRRIAk, Clerk.
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Es Ia OvCOWNOU8s
Chemist AMA WRQn1lae


4 POTHECARIES' HALL, corner u johnson and
IA Sd street, KsOkuk. lows, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer IL Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye
stuGs, and Psrfumsry, Tobacco, Cigan and Ena1,
Patent Medicines Of al kinds now in use, and eos
stantly receiving, direct FROM the Eastern cities,
large and well selected stock, to whish he invites
the attention Of dealers. Customers and Physcions
will always And 1t his establishment Fresh and u
aduiterAtsd Medicines which he selects with gTses
pERsoNALcARR for this market, and his prices are
~ low - any other house in the State.
N. b. Please call and examine his stock bslsrs
pusehaaing elsewhere. fsag3l
NOtlce - Contractors.
GEALED Proposals will be received ct the cllso q
- the City Engineer, until o'clock p. n. Of Mo-
day. August 26th, 1855, for the excavation Of The
Creek Channel. In Bsnk street, between Sd and 18th
streets.
Specifications can be seen at the oboe Of the City
EnGinesr. I. HUTCHINSON,
Ksokuk, Asg. Is. 's6..dl0t City nnginsss.
j as or counter - other euySsney.
JSly 3s-A0 FORD 0O2HA1t FORD.
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ScANplsAyIANs FoR FREAoSr.-A meeting
OF the citizens Of Chicago Of Norwcgia u
swedish and Danish birth, WAS held on
Saturday last, and addresses were made
BY DIR. paoli, Rev. Mr.. unonius Of the
Swedish church, snd Rev. Mr.. Anderson
Of the Norwegian church. They formed
Fremont and Dayton club. There
are in Chicago about 500 votes Of Scan
dinavian origin, all of whom it is said
are for tho Republican ticket.
AsornEs Thomas ii. Benton, jr.
Of Council Bluffs, all his life y decided old
line Democrat, has come out for Fremont
and Dayton. Who il the next conspicuous
leader Of the Black Democracy Of Iowa who
sniists 'snder the Republican, banner
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LNOR SALE at a bargain for cash.
j. 2 good two horse wagons,
span horaes and mules,
I mare and colt.
aug ~ w. IL. AUSTIN CD.
rD0PERIN6 Of all kinds done to mder and trim.
~ ming done in any part II the city
All orders left ct the ''city Mill store" vi II be
promptly attended to.
aug - W. II. AUSTIN CD.
NTANTED.--l0 good good coopers will ind con-
w rtant employment and the highest prices paid
aug17 w. ii. AUSTIN Gu.
"ANTED-le0. 900 god nerchantabie slaves
w for which will pay the Highest cash price
Also i00, 900 hooppoies.
ug22 W. IL. AUSTIN co.
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XXTK have tu1t sseeIva6 three 1agni6ccntS u end
wv OoeoSo ROseWoSd Nsuos With entire iron
frans aad eirsslar saals. Also, one secondhand
0tlhss1 fiaAD (slmost nsW) for rent OF sale u
hargAln.
A lot Of Taylor . Improved music stools, and In
ds rubhsr piano covers, with 81. the new and late
sheet music.
On hand . good assortment Of Melodeons and
Rolicops PATRICK GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main 4 johnson,
aus25d Keokuk.
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Y EEPS stock Of Family 0rocefiss, = variety Of
n Toys, and an assortment Of Musical lnstru.
nsats kos sale on Main street, bstwssn Second and
ThisA ,msr -. 1883 d