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DIED.

In shslsyHis. Tsnn on Saturday eYensHs l.si, Ansr
brief and painful iue a. Ars MARGAEFT J. trs Ia her y q
year. wife Of Josiah L. wsbb, ana daughter Of sanue
0liland.
"The good die drst, aud CD loves ihoss
Nbs perish ~ the spsing time q Dr.,
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Gold! GOldll GOldllI
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLAHsI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JAsPER COUNTY AcADEmY LOTTERY.

BY AUTHORITY OFTHE sTATEOF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY 1 PRIZs TO S TICKEFsl
o be drawn at Concert Hall. Macon, Ga, uuaer he
sworn superintendent OF COt. Geo. VI. Logan
and Jas. A. Nisbt.t- Eses
This LOTTERY is drawn the plan Of the Royal Lot
fefV Of Havana Of slnla nn-nlars
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

HEuaarfsErsd Adnin stfstoro l. n. BrGnsssrt ,lec'
va - vFaae II Deed az Iras sSeczsed o. the sai L
n nranoFa deceased b. wrisht Aad registered Ia
tie oer the Register u nashdaua eoanty IN hok Ne
a. paxss ssf ana so fgg rute Aacgen Al ne
huusf "a ~ taEn q AsstY4e. Ssiaray ieth
day u yebfnzfy fsa1 or casa, us HOUSES AND
LOIS therein e5Esxyea siiusfs 10 AsshsEe onlIns ca
santsr street 0se harat aat seventy lerl, crear rss
aad hsne "a 40 10 ~ and pext doer u 0fd Feows
tai sae AZ prss q oeEPea b. said Nrghf ADD ~
other frnicd. N. L. ETLEf, AaHaF q
ian1s-ta l. u. BsaaHiasa, dsea
.a $50 81 aaz
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ADVANCED TAXES.
o1uEcT0Gs oFTICF.

GIL ECTUGE OFFICE, l
NAsHrfLis February "a, ls'6
a-torisucr with rsyc4t &c Haa "a ty ibs Mayor ard
Aidertn = tr city q Na-hFe, tie nur g. lrclof
aguoTiEea % receive cd Pawn D "a roraon
iaHrs iaf the yar rs on. per per msuth NIf a.
io-rd 20 TAXPAYER provoked psymeai is made ts pres
no4th OF fctruary.
So t1pafation taxes d1e and payable ne hrst
day of JAY nsAl ana ilsIssl vii be charges hereaneT
MS al A kEl.snN C1l-cior.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE IN EDGEFlELD. o.
y AlsO-Two Rooms Hamn and Morgan's, &;S;ssi
Epply to R. A. BALLOwE, Gen1 Agent,
ami No. II Deaderck street
RLaNKE -! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
90 CASES Bed Blankets; 2 Cases Steamboat do
~ Ba.es Msc4naw 30. For sale low, to close.
i,u2g A. J. DUNCAN 3 co.
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straYed or stolen

NROM TIE stable Of Is1ac Paul. the night Il January
llth, one BAY II JRSE, ab ut fourteen hand high both
ind i-et white sb ve tn hook he face has very
bushv t NJ other marks recoIaccd ANY psrssn return.
ing The horse giving any Information I,aac Paul
will b. Literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT.
ianl4 Near Franklin Dtpot
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sTATE1lBAT.
ASST IS

The name of he corporation il KTNA lNsOkANOE
COMPANY, located a. hartford ConnectcUt
The CAPT al is Five lunrsd Thousand Dollars, and =
paid Up.
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Valuable Negro Man For Sale,

Ill ut "a decree "a iionorab- rucuit Court If
ID nardoh eeuats a. January Tef issR 10 case ~ Wm
A Dave Efs siH saturday ths ten - In M nt
of ne Caut touse door "a the city 81 Nsshve Expose
pah1c sale O. tire highest bitfr cash. yauthe negro
uau named tletchrr disposed 81 prs lousy private
sale. licbsl Taos. 4. e,ftLkY. Cierk.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAIIY PATRIOT 0FFTCE.
Nash viIlp Fob II IS

- J
COTTON-Auivals large and sales brisk 222 b.
at 79oaSg 40 at 90a8, 81 at 80, A at 8a8s, So
at 7faSl
ToBACCO-2 hhds at A. Hamihon's at 7. 10 and
100; at johnson & Horuv's at 50 and $50.
GRAIN-Nonc
GROCERIES-Smala arrivals and sales iar at
quotations; Sugar 7alOI; Coffee firm at l3Ial4
FLOUR-75oa8.0O per bbl.
BACON-Some sales at 81, but buyers not dis.
posed tn 20 beyond s.
Trade is still increasing.
BALTIMORE, Feb. s. P INSTRUMENTATION we
closed our review on Friday last the market was
steady but without activity. Since then transact
tons have been very limited, reaching about 500
bags Rio at ~ II 10 II cts. for fair to good and
prime. Ordinary qualities are worth lOi to log cts
with small sales. Inclement weather and Interrupt
ton to navigation have checked business We
quote Laguayra at III 70 cts, Java IA II cts
The stock, howovr,, Of these qualities, is almost
exhausted Total stock of Rio a present on hand
is about IS 600 bags. No imports
CHARLESTON; Feb ., p M.--CoTTON. The stock
offering to day is light, and prices full Sales 500
bales az 81 to lOc.
AUGUSTA, Feb. Q, p N.-CorroY The demand
c,nruu,s good and prices very stiif-rather above
oar quotations OF . Cts, for Good MiddImg, and N
for Aidd.ug Fair
SAVANNAH, Feb. Q We have firm and active
market to report this week A telegrapyic synopsis
OF the = JaJia'S account was pub shed in the NOR
ming pap.r- az the date Of our last report. Under
these advi.cs the week now under review opened
with a fair demand, and good days business was
done at an atvar CO OF / to &c Sales Of the day
footed up 25g bales, on Saturday 2ll changed
hands; on Monday. 1877; on TUESDAY, 2,20l on
Wednesday, J79 aud yesterday, very Indictment
day, 454 The feeling continued good throughout
the week, and au advancc Of on the better grades
and TO &c. on the low,r was fully established
For the past DAYS operators have been anxiouslr
awaiting th- arrival OF the Pacific and the Persia,
now due aud hence the lin ted business transacted.
n g. A..a.ri..- If N.-,t,r
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Dissolution Of Partnershiu.
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD,
R DEALER IN -
8 HARDWARE 81 8
AND
Q u II II IL Il r. Y
No. go PUBLIC SQUARE-
NASHVILLE TENN.

TO enahe sell gord az iau prees from this Fac
1 ~ accounts fr su1iles purchused on Credit shaHb
ensde hsa ne aFcrs Delivered pay mems
M be expected ui4en re accounts are pneseatsd.
j1nli deokEly T
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= y = - = .
To be Drawn February 18th. 1856.

The Manager hsvng annoUnc, his determinst lion to
MIKE this the most popsar Lottery in the world
feou ary l5h, sraDe thar FER sgrpis.es any scheme
offered Ia he Annals OF I@terits Look your Interest,"
Examine The capitals s One Prize 70 eight ricset- -
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5,OOO DE-. New ano Book Ink,

4 LovEa iiqrats Ihan D. beughi slseslere n tls
II msgkss - sais - tti9i 4 ROSCOE
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Thursday Morning, February IA, 1856.

ELECTION Saturday. MARcH FIRST
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STEAM ENGINES

JANIS WOODS.
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UI IL NUuNDIN ~.
Cash 10 hand ami in Fhmn Park SO $50 60
Cab on special Drpusite J. Z onik
ami Hartford Banks, on irt~rr~r, fe0g09 %
Cash in han.is u Ag'ts b ga d tgsoJ) l6l % %
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,EANrED.-T lis,. . Saf.s o. ne prsss.s var
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

ARRAMCONLFY.
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NJ. D. Embich's.

Northwest corner Of johnson and Third streets,
TWILL be found one Of the finest stocks of Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods to be found in tAis city.
1t comprises ali the necessary and desirable goods
for Ladas' ,Gentlemen's and Children = wear Their
stock Of fancy silks bareges de LANES, challccs,
tissues lawns, bsliiants robes cloths. cassmerrs,
vestings, &C., is full aad complete. Families will
find cm braeed in this stock
Linen aud cotton pillow casing,
Linen and cotton sheeting.
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains,
Fig. and plain A oil prints,
Lancaster and AllandAle quilts,
Bed ticking. furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckabuck,
And cotton toweling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for close profits, We re-
spectfnlly solicit sshsre Of public patronage.
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To BE GIVEN AWAIl
ONE HOUS AND LOTS
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN,
PAPER MACHE TABLES,

PAPER MACHE TABLES,
PLATED WARE.
VIVHE public 10 respectfully Informed that posi-
tive orders have been received 70 close the i'm
menss stock of rich goois now exhibition IN
MILLS AUCTION ROOM,
according 70 the Following unprecede nted liberal
plan, Wis: Exs9y purchaser II
SPLENDID NOT 70 CUP ANDEAuCRK
will b entitled to PRESENT.
In order 70 determine what the article will b,
l,0VV cards have been envslopcd, stating the num-
her describing each lot. Purchasers can q onoe -.
l card, and the article called for will Be deliv-
cred immsdiatsly.
TaE GOODS SOs DIsrRIsCrioN range In valus from
Fifty ssuA " as. and ~, composed in part Of the
following articies dold band decorated and plain
breakfast and SETS Of various patterns aDd latest
styles large and beautiful selection Of vases Of
elegant design and costly decorations Tete Tets
sss; Colleagues, Figures, Ink staads, easd-bask sts
toy tea sets Canle sticks motto cups, match safcs,
Papisr mache Tables. Flower Vases, Toilet hottlss
Card stands. cigar holders, together with large
assortment OF Fancy Goods.
The Sale and Distribution will commence this A.
ternoon. and will continue every aay and evening.
until the entire importation il closed.
Special attention is invitd ~ the above sale, Il
being, without d1ubt the most liberal ever devised,
and mosa elegant and extensive stock ever olered IL
the
The articles for sale in oil cases low ~ they
can b. bought elsewhere.
July2l-dlt MILLS CO.
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q. n nr4oND,

nsai Estate and. Ias.re.cs Agent.
APFICR in Kilbourns's Block. Main street, -
~ tween "a and 81, Ksokak. lows.
Rsrssxxcss-Eaward Kilboarnc, ESQ.,, Keokuk
John Whitshssd, E,q., New York; Chas. L. rruss,
do Messrs. PAgc, Bryce BAbbitt, Boston; Amos
.. Smith. Esq., Providence, r. l.; Edgar Conklin,
Esa. Cincnna.i, O.. J. w. zackcrie. Esq, New Or.
leans.
paid 10 the purchasing and selling VI City Lots,
House, and Lands Of every description.
LIFE, FIRE, I MARINE INSURANCE A0EN-
CY for the "Mutu.l Life Insurance Company" Of N.
York. ACCUMULATED FurD, $3.50, 900.
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
Co." Of Providsaes, Il. |. PAID ur CAPITAL $751;
600.
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., "of
London. BxAscH At PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms CO., }"
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID IN CAPITAL 500, 900.
Having bsen appointed Agent FOR the shove
nameA dvst class reliable ol6ces, would beg leave
10 inform the merchants aud citizens generally Of
this city. thae prepared to take Life, Fire. and
Marine Risks, at - low rates can be had ct any
oshar SQUAD and reliable ofRces. Open Policies
granted on favorable terms can be had in any
Of tho Eastern Cities
NAY 80, 1866
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3
THE LARGEST STOCK or
DRY GOODS
IN THE VEST!
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES,
NEw WISH TO CALL PARTICULAR ArTES-
wv TON ToOuR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twcnsy-ftv~ thousand
Yards,
From SO cents to 81 per yard h bs. bargains
ever offered.
Also, Elegant BAREGEs ,7real
FRENCH ORiANDIE and JAcKoSEr ROBES
or SRI eNpIp srYL.s.
Pine Lace Goods in great variety. and at the low.
est prices.
CHANTILLA LACE 4 FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAS,
AHd every varietysf
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTHLAS,
From - TO as. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND .
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
or THE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From to 10 cents per yard-good madder colors.
We wish also to call particular atteation to our
stock Of
CA RIP EFT s.,
Consisting Of real English vslvet., Brussels ply,
and Superior Ingram. = Lower Prices than
anyothcr House in the west.
All kinds Of House Keeping Goods, Linens. &c.
ONE OF oDs f1RM LIVES IN NEW FORK crTr.
sndt constantly forwarding to US the
Newest styles and Cheap GeOas
That are imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
BY Any HOUSE, IN THE COUNTRY.
COME AND TaY rS..
IA. DURKEE 4 Co.,
No. IS, North siSr Main ST., eef. Sd and 4fa,
Julyll-dAw KRoKUK Iowa.
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G. Macallistsr, the masician, opens out
tonight ct the Athcnnum. The lovers Of
scientific humbug will call reand.
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Perhaps the most attractive and brilliant chow in
tAs City 10 now to be seen At Mills Auction Room.
The tables are, last night, and win Be to-day,
covered with beautiful Vases, Bohemian cut glass,
China sets Of various patterns, Motto cup%, and
9th articles too numeroas t. mention.
But the great feature Of the present sale 10 thai
with the purchase Of emp and 1T fair price,
YOU recsve ticket which entities you 10 draw some
other article worth Ia vsae from City cents to forty
FIVE dollars. BY this arrangement you get your
moneys worth any how, and have the pIeass1t ex-
element Of running chance for valuable aud
highly ornameatAl OF useful prise.
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A NEW EST ABLISH1[ENT
ART REPOSITORY
PICTURE GALLERY!
tror the present Sd ~ tet Main Johnson up sisirs
An opportunity is offered to the Inhabitants
Of Keokuk If examining the
FINEST COLLECTION OF PICTURES
AND
Works 81 Ara
ever introduced in any Western City; including
OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS,
CRAYON PORTRAITS,
EN!AMELLED PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
LINE ENGRAVLNGS;
Lithegraphs IN every variety, Ac.
The subscriber invites al who love the Ene arts to
visit his collection, whether purchasing not, feel
ing assured they will not regret the time spent
THOMAS CURTIS,
july3-dm Over llasbrouck Shields.
4. /. pExixG. H.k. LOW.
DEFINING 4 LOVE.
NJ
Da0k ers and Dealers I'm ExcAA mgO,
Ma,. Si.s.:. EsSs.s. !c:-s.
PARTICULAR attention given to collections.
u Refer To
+. W. Clark. Dodge Co., New York;
Bcebe ca. "
Adams Buckinchnms. q
J. w. Clark & Co.. Bostnn;
Drexsl 4 Co., Philadelpha;
s.. Clark i Co.,
Johnston. Brothers 4 Co., Baltimore;
T. W. Clark 4 Bros. ST. Louis;
State Savings Institution, "
Renoist i DonEelly. :.
VIM Hsrron h Co., Pittsburgh;
Cnsnmercial Bank. Cincinnati;
N.Cnrwith Co., Halcna;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
d. G. Convars, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE. lJy7
new Books Jass REQ, ~ OEAea,s.
DLU-RI BUS TAI; Abbie Volt and other knots;
i Sists National system Of Political Economy;
Rupublican LsndmaSksS
Tennyson's Maud;
Longfellow' . Hiswsthas
Woifsden;
Edith Hale;
WARM Kansas
saladfor the Social. CITY BOOKSTORE.
june3ld No. s. Main d.
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SAFES, sAFEsyl sAFEsill

M ANUFAcTURE BY theWorid's Safe Company
w and fastensd. with Llliie's Celebrated PstsHi
B0nk Lock.
Banks, Dankers, Merchants, and others are 70.
spcctfully invited 70 call and examine these 6sfes
before purchasing elsewhers For protection against
Fire and Durgiats, they are superior to any othsl
make.
TILLINGHAsT, LANE BURL, Agss.
julyl5- No. l3S Main ST., Keokak.
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SUNDRIES.

GuGAR Kettles from u ~ gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lis; skille,s and lids, aseortsd C, q
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Pudding q
Rice Moulds; scoiloped and plain Cake Psnr; les
Canifters, square and rcnnd, assorted; Lard Lamps
Tin ware and stove Pipe uuse sheet iron and &C 81
Per work done promptly, in the very b.st naaner.
COMSTOCk L NNO1 uERD
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G. The New York Herald thinks that
Hall, Of this district, will DO oustsd, and
the seat be given to Clarke.
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DLANES.--Just received, One assortmcny sof
i Eastern Planes superior manufacture, and for
sale by TILLINGHAST, LANE BUEL,
Julyl7-d No. l38 MAin St.
CARRIAGE, Tire, and Stove Bolts foA sale by
~ TILLINGHAST, LANE BUEL,
Julyl7-d No. 13S Main st.
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c. Marcy il negotiating With Cononfort
for another slice -of Mexico, down to the
3lt parallel, and across to the Gulf Of Cali
FORMS, at go, 200.
q The contested election case from
Kansas is to be taken up this week.
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N n FEET square. situated on the corner OF LIST
lUU and Bloudeau SITS.
fne Lots, on the corn Of Fulton and 18th st<.
40 acres very desirable farming land, located
about 10 miles from the city the st. Francisvils
road.
100 acres finely located, soil very rich for farm
ing purposes, about miles above Montrose, on the
Burlington rosd.
two story frame store, and lot 80 by loo feet,
we'll situated in Montrose.
The above property is of.red on very easy terms.
Apply 70 {. X. DIMOND,
iuIyl3 Kiibourne's Block, Main Ut.
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VyHE undersigned have formed copartnership fur
the purpose of ding general Banking and Ex-
change business in this city. Al DENfNa.
Julyldm H.K. LOVE.
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lust RECEIvED-A let Of Peters Eclectic ri.
y anofoste School; new work arranged from the
st European composers, with selections from Amer
lean authors. Also, Bcrtim's, Hunters and Rich
arisons Instructions for Piano. together with oil the
popular works for Melodeon Guitar, Violin, Flute
10, BY PATRICK tcR0USE,
"a a., bet. Main 4 johnson, up stairs.
Keokuk. July 3-dm
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For NnIe OP C60Pt ~
vYyHE steamer "MARY c." ~ she
I lies u the st. Louis wharf, Ii
complete running order. having been
there's chiy overhsnled and rc-etogd w. l. .l
this spring. For pasticulars aPpa.ns.e - i sss
Janc iTdH 1Is
! vslwrYTy. PTy 4 80 e. 10 - - =
i dselAHUST0As = n - y ~ c..
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SOMETHING NEW
A NDhighiy important to all interested in the
"A construction and repair Of VII kinds VI build
ings. STEAMBOATS, or cars.
+, The pnders gned would announce to the people Of
the city Of keokuk and vicinity that they arc now
fully pre- pared to put At the shortest notice, H.
kpssell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing
vas, completing the roofs Ut ordinary sixcd build
ngs in day. Also, Will old leaky tin roofs
At half tho expense, making them good or better
than when anew.
From good and sufficient reasons, We rcpose the
utmost cDn6d in the Hdaptcdne3s Vt the conbinA
ton and Of this mt for all roofing purpo-
SEES. Having seen its merits faithfully demonstra-
ted preparedt to say that il is superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other ,,oodng in use,
being perfectly water tight aud fire. proof admitting
| Of any pitch. either steep dat.
1t adheres hrmiy to whatever it Is put upon. is
not affected by the heat Of the fr,sts Of
winter docs MT dr. zip run, but bac,m hard and
smoothly admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
ing thereon, and Is ~ cheap rs single.
We wish - state that this il Pitch. Felt, Grav
81, Indiarubber, Gum Shellach or Guttapercha roof
ing, but Ia different cotnbina.ion from any and all
the cement roofing used in this city vicinity.
All roofing donc by US We warrant equal to the
sAmple which caa b. at shop, the corner
Of 5th and Tim Sta, NJ our boaraing place,
Charles Hotel.
All interested We vito 10 cali before contracting
for ether roodng. C0WIES / PALMER.
NorIcs. 10 those wishing to engage in the bus-
ness elsewhere of,r for sal, the most Of the
counties Or this state. C.Ap.
July Is d3m.
NEESSRS. EDITORS: Please Inform the Ladies
Iv1 that We have received the largest stock Of
brOideYiea. Collars from cents to $780, Maltese.
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Laccs Lace JaC
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, More An
| tiQue aud Ribbon Trimmings, de-, b..
H. u. WOODWARD co.
Aug. -, 1S55.--aAw
u EADY MADE CLOTHING.-kvsrythi In Ihls
| N line can he had 1t the lowest figures ct
| sep27dpw WOODWARD 4 co.'s.
nkESS TkIMMINus.-yhe Ladies can BE- suited
| - In this line 1t
srp1fd&w WOODWARD cos.
yNOOL DELAINES.-Eyery variety II plain and
~ hEurcd Wool DeLaincs, just received 81
sep17d&w WOODWARD co.'s.
PIANO 1TOOLA.
| a supply OF Taylor's Improved Music Stools, loz
n sale atths Gate City Furniture Rooms.
xeh12d C.S. ABBOTT.
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Oh ACRES, finely situated about Of q mile be-
Q low the city.
IS lots, finely located. in Kilbourne's addition.
Ane building lots, on High, between Fourth and
Fifth SITS.
6 lots on Palen between 10Th and 18th SITS.
every handsome lots on Orleans street, between
Sth and 9th.
handsome lots on Franklin street, between 9th
and 9Th.
lot on bet Moines street, between 10th and llth
For terms apply to {. X. DIMUND,
june26 kilLourne's Block, Main st.
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Lasts LAST8Il
A LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
ANTS,
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MANU-
FACTURERS,
AND rOR AALK ~
Jaly l3-d6t-w4t J. q. BERNARD 4 CO.
REMOVAL.
VINIIE undersigncl has removed his Wholesale
Boot and Shoe business TO No. -, North Main
street. between n snd Sd, two doors west Of ~ Sea
ton Sons. W. r. Thu MPSON.
Keokuk. juno II, SO dom
q. OH8ERTOP
II EEPS stock Of Family Groccrica, variety of
IN Toys, and IN assortment u Musical Instfu-
ments, Tor sale Main Street, bstwees Second and
Thirl. msr n 1851 IA
Ice C4O0m
TvtRY day and evening at CFeightos Ohnsy' :
- tashionshls Saloon, Johns0A street. near ths
rest once. sps15-du
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NOTICE..
yNHEcopartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Banking and Exchange
basiness was this day dissolved By mutual eonsent
The busineas will Be continued BY Dsming Love,
10 whass books Dcpostors' balances will be trans.
fsrred A. l.. DEMIN0.
Ksokuk, July1 Sc. J. II. CLAYPOOLE.
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PIANO ATO0LA.
a supply Of Taylor's Improved Music Stools, los
"a sale 81 the Gate City Furniture Rooms.
1eh11d C.S. ABBOTT.
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L>OR SALE.-Two good lots, with new one and .
Il half story brick dwelling house, situated on Ex-
change st., between 18th and 18th contains 8 good
rooms ha. excellent cellar and brick cistern, and
being in every way fitted up for comfortable resi-
dsnce. Fortersns sppiyto
C. H. DIMOND,
june26 kilbourne's Block, Main Ut.
LSOK SALE.-Two fine two story brick dwellings,
Il situated the corner VI Concert and 18th sts.-
This house will readily rent for $500 year, and
can BE- purchased 1t : bargain. Apply 70
c. X. DIMOND,
june26 kilbourne's Block, Main 1t.
FOR SALE.
vIVfIE fractional Block No. SO, situated in Reid 1
i Leightos' = addition, At the terminus Of sixth
and seventh sts., next ~ Ridge al. This property
contains Of the Amsst stone quarrss in Lee Co.,
and will b. ssld reasonable terms. Mpply 70
c. X. DIMONh,
Juneo kilboaSnss Block, Main 1t.
EOW SALE.
Az FEET front by 80 feet deep, ON I'd II. between
~ Exchange and Bank sts., with the improve
menh. will b. sold II . bargain BY
MAY 30 Kilhourues Block, Main 1t.
ENOk sALE-20 fest frout on ID street, between
i Binndeau and Concert, will b. aoid Iow by
e. Il. DIAOND.
May 80 kilbourne's Block. Main Of.