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REYNOLDS Drug Store
$. HEIMATREET.

- lish and French Chemicals, Drugs andU
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Brushes ~
Perfnmery, Fancy Articles &C., &c. q
All the Patent Medicine u the day Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and atty prepared, and IN will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
dec l5d
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On johnson Street, between lst and ID.
RY o'BRlAN co Having per. HRX<
ID manently established ourselsesC G0
in keokck with ample supply of 22 I'll :
the very best material for the man
ufacture OF Carriages Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
swe are prepared to make all articles In our line,
In the very best style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept 20, ls5t-dly
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~ ooo u1rSIsrIS WHEAT.

N an ans. hited quantity ri bats Corn, and all
y kinds u produce wanted immediately.
The highest market n. .c@s viii DC paid Tor hea
and grain of al kinds delivered at the aisson
warehouse of the undersigned on the Ieyee oetw en
Main ana Johnson streets heokuk
octo2 dSwtf w A. PATTERSON 4 co.
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FTyHk Great Central Route, connecting the Allan
i tic cities with Western, Northwestern and South
western States By continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects at Pt'sburg with daily line
Of Steamer 30 all ports the estern Rivers and
at Cleveland and Saudusky with Steamers to all
ports the Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct. cheape.t and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded 10 and from the Great West.
RAIDS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PfrTsBURG.
FIRST CLAss.--i;oots, Shoes
Dry Goods, lin boxes Furs, 90c per loo lb.
Feathers, dc,
ID dCLAss.-B1oks and Station
cry, Dry Goods lin bales, J5c. per 100 h.
Hardware, Leather Wool
"a CLAss-Anriis, Baggng,
Bacon and Pork, lin bulk,) Gje. per 100 H..
Hemp, de-.
4th CLAss.-Cofee. Fish Da-
con and Pork packed Lard, j0c. per 900 ID.
and Lard Oil,
FI0UR-s1 psr bbl until further notice.
GBAtN-~50 cts. pr 100 lbs. until further notice.
COTTON - s. per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs.
weight, until further notice.
g4a In shipping Goods from any point East Of
Philadelphia, lie particular TO mark package via
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad - All foods consigned to
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg, will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENrs-Harris. Wormley 4 Co., Mem.
phis, Tenn. X. r. sass Co., st. Louis; j. s. NJ tch
ell Son, Evansville Ind; Dune nil, Bell 1t Mur-
dock, and Carter d Iewett, Louisville, XIV; Il. {.
Medrum Madison. Ind; sprigman Brown, and
Zanesyilie, Ohio Lecch Co. 81 kilby street, Boe-
ton. Leech Co., No. Astor House, New York M.
/ William street. and No. s. Battery Place New
York l.. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magrsw
koons, Baltimore; Geo Franciseus, Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
ii. ]. LoMBAERI, Aup't, Altoona, Pa.
nov rs Ih95--ly
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NtW ] lUfA IN 10 h0uTs frUm st. IIOuls wa me
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
SkR a 90
BROAD GUAGE RAILROAD.

i. = Il
CGrryHa me Great Northern aad EaSfcrH Mdi
Twu THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
Morning Mail traa leaves IT. Louis ~ q clock A. NJ
Lightning Express N
Connecting at Xineeunes with the +. c. K. K. foi
Terre Iaute and indianapolis, and there With fast
trains for Cincinnati. New York. Louisville, Boston
Buffalo, Phladelphia. Ce' Gland Baltimore, Dunkirk
Richmond and " a-hingt0n city DC.
M change If cars 81 Terre Haute.
Also connecting at SaIdoyal with the !. c. X. r..
the mst pleasant route To Cairo and all points in
northern Illinois and the oniy mail Railroad from
*. Louis.
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from The
Depot free of charge. Through tickets can be pro-
cured the Office Of tho heohnk Packet CO., at the
Company 5ffice, NJ. = and 20, cor 4th aAd Chez
nut street, under the Planter Hou-e, No. 10,
South Leyee, St. Louis.
\. B. Passengers at and below keokuk make a
saving " from II to "a hours time.
JAMES VI. WARD, Sap't.
A ". DANA, Asst Sup't.
IssAc WYNAN. Sole Ticket Agent. cctS0dy
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A u. BALL

y. y. BEEEE.
tfATN Street, between Sixth and Seventh, Whole
vi sale and Retail Dealer in Stoves Hollow Ware,
Timers Stock, Sc. Also manufacturer Of Tin,
Copper, and Sheet-Eron Wares.
Roofing and Jobbing in Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron, which viii warrant 70 give -ptisfaetion.
July "a, 1853. dly J 5. BEEBE.
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DAVIES a. HART.

DAVIES a HART.
NTH0LESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes, No.
w lis. Main Street. keokuk, Iowa.
Having located in this city would respectfully
inform. the merchants Of the interior that we have
enga ged in the above business having all the facl
titles for purchasing stock directly Of the manu-
facturers at the lowest figures 1t is object and
determination TO build up large and permanent
trade by keeping on hand largo and well assorted
stock making prices low that none can In less,
and terms aud discounts as liberal ~ any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplsd "
Excelsior Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
j. II. HARRIS Il CO.,
ITANITG just opened u shop, in their old -<h~
i i business, on Third street, between Main
and johnson, kookuk, Iowa, respectfully
announce that they prepared 10
facture the neatest and most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not 10 be excclied by any mannfac-
turers in the West they solicit share of public pat
ronage.
As We purchase direct from the importers, sur
stock Is always Of the latest fashion and best uua-
ty, and at the lowest figures.
AS We keep Eastern slop work on hand, we
warrant all our ready made Boots and Shoes Ut the
same character as those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for :good fit. War
ranted TO suit in every particular
- @s Repairing in the neatest and most substan-
tial manner done on short notice.
j. T. HARRIS 4 co.
July 81 1850. dy
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CLOVER EfOus 81.

DY ID. w. CLOVER, corner OF Walnut and Second
ID Streets, Muscatine. Iowa
~ Office Of the Tipten, MaFieRy Davenport and
0akaIoosa Stage Lines.
March lS55.-d
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE


Cor. Of Main and "a Sts., kEOkUk, IOWA.
SIGHT Exchange the East ard South bough
bDand sold European Exchange for remittance t.
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed Oh
deposits per agreement.
Refer TO Lucas Simonds, St. Louis, Mo.
/. A. Benosg d Co., do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman Co., New York.
Drexel d Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore, Nd.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati o.
Price Converse Co., New Orleans, La
Serlf lAi1--4lIv
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s. ". A II. TUCKER

IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Hardware
L and Cutlery, corner of Main and Second Streets,
sign of the RED PADDOCK.
Irtx
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X. COPELIN,

!. X. COPELIN,
JN0RW ARDING and Commission Merchant whole
l. sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No u Lee
wee keokuk Iowa
n. B.---partieular attention paid ,o the Forward
Ing business.
April H. ls54-ddw
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Il. W. Alexander 4 Co. !,

E>0RW ARDING and Commission Merchants
Il Fregh Agents for New York Rail Road, and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes,
ITO South Water street Central Wharf, Chicago III.
Liberal cash advances shipments of Produce
or Merchandise for sale in this market, or ship
ment to friends east.
Refer to W. Living 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo. S. 4
W l.. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. Green i Stone, Musca
tine, Iowa D. II Campbell i Co., Galena, III. j.
II. Langley Co., Rock Island, H.. Barkey,
Thompson Co., Davenport; ii. /. Foster, Beards-
town, Ill. Hon. A. starne, Springfield, Ill. A.
d d Ii. Reed Gaicsburg, H. W. 5. Gilman, New
York; Fassiti & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. A, Gilbert,
Cashier Commercial Bank, Chicago.
Mark package care of 7. W A. Co.
july II. IS35.--dawIy
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j Company, the Directors of which are among the
Oldest and best known busness men Of 81. Louis.
Aadnff
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Fall Trade.
(safG (ifY lIa0l md Ahne Stare.

Gate city Boot and Shoe store.
No. II Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
TNIIE undersi gned would respectfully call ..a~
i the attention cf the Ladies AMI Gentle E&{
mon Of kcokui and vicinity to their fine andy sSN
we'll selected stock oi Boots and noes, now
opened and for ah tho aboNe Establishment eoin-
pfisiuG All kiuls of Ladies', Gen;a Misses IS I,
and Children wear, If ~ style, grades and
These goods have been selected with special ercnee
10 neatncss of style and durability, and will b. sold
OF "a very slaall advance above Eas tern We
are determined not To b. uudefsod by any louse in
the city Please give us a call. An examination Of
goods and prices il the only favor ask.
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wHITCOuH a NICKEL.

A TIORNIES at Law and General Land Agents,
"A MouteEumA, Poweshek county Iowa VIII
attend 10 all business entrusted 70 their ia
Poweshiek, lows Benton, Taua, Marshall, and jas
pr counties
Collections viii receive special attention.
Refer Ia Is. Douglas. 4 Co, s. Louis John
Block Co.. Plttsbarg " A. & l.. shumway,
rbiladelphiR BeHznger d Co, Baltimore Hon.
{. Is. CARTS, Warren, Pennsylvania, Hon. g. X.
Barrsi, Chortled, PeBu-y ylNanla Editor Pltisburg
"Daily Union. &c.
June S. ls55.--d
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, keokuk, Iowa
nFFICE in the Rail Road office Main Street,
~ over j. Z. Bruce store.
August 7, 1855.
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HAVING permanently loca ted IN this city, woul
i L respectfully solicit share OF public patron
age Office on Fourth street, between Main and Blon
deau. dee27dly
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John p, Hornish.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor al Law, heokuk, To-.
"A will promptly attend 10 all business entrusted
10 his
Land Agencies, &c
Office in the Post Office building. On johnson ST.,
between 2nd and Sd septI~
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UfK. j. IIAINEs

OFFICE a. his Residence on Biondeau Street
None door " est Of Second, heokuk, Iowa.
April 2G, ls54.-d
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HOKACE H. AYREN,

yXTH0LESALE and Retail Druggist, corner Of
w Main and Third Streets, keokuk, Iowa.
24s- Sign Of the Big Mortar. ~
April ( 1856 ddw
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THE MCFARLAND HOUSE.

FR0NT ST ............. IT. MADISON, IOWA,
las been enlarged and thoroughly reno' ated,
/ / and = nbw a large and commodous establish
nent convenient to the steamboat landing, aud IN
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished il throughout in
the very best stvle, and trusts that long expert
ence the bnsiness Will enable him TO give general
satisfaction.
Ott 20 1885 aSwff = 4. ROE.
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Du. r.. q. FRANCIS.

ITAVISG permanently located in this city beg
L L leave 10 inform his friends and the citizen
generally that until further notice be given, h
NAV BE- found ut the Office Of DR.. j. +. SANFORD.
March 81.
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CurioAities for the Little Folks.

CurlOAIfItN TOT TIC LIttIt UiKbs
L,VEkY thing that you can think Of TO tickle th
II hearts Of the little folks can be had OF c Obe
top, at the
Oct 20. SIGN DF The Bag FIDDLE.
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j. w. Scroggs'
LUMBER YARD. kEOKUk
PENNSYLvANIA For


WHOLE CANS, 81 so; HALF CANS, as cts
BAATLETT MANcoURT,
oct27 Agents, No. SO, Main-st.
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SoMETHISG TO REMEMBER.-We deem it a
service for which our friends will thank us to
firect attention to the amazing success attend
ing the use OF Hurley's Slrsaparilla. Day by
day it,increases in public favor, combating dis
case of the most obstinate and inveterate char
acter. and considered by the faculty the safest,
best. and most purifying medicine that can be
taken during spring and summer. The cures
affected in this city and vicinity would, if mar
ated, seem to border on the fabulous but nu-
merous we'll authenticated certificates Place the
matter beyond question in the mind of any
reader. Call at the stores, procure few bot
ties and do not fail to use it Lou. CoW.'
Keller, Farnsley & CO.. and c. Bell, agents
Evansville.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


-af.s. sew YcRK, April /.
Stocks higher. stcras exch;7egs dul;at91zc. Flour
quiet, sales OF s5no bbs = 81 5e@ss for Southern,
SIS O69s9 q. for extra brands Wheat firm, sales of
1900 bushels at s2E fol:southern white Confirm
Mas Pork advanced 100 bts solo at 70 SOC i6 c".
Beef dan. Lard arm. Whisky Improving.
'- --i's CISqlsfsA april ].
River falling, II feet water in the channel.
Flour unchanged. continues TO stand at Sc. Whisky
1873 5l9}c Moss Pork at IA %. Bulls meats al a
ca, sides hea generally above the views of buyers
Groceries firm and unchanged. 81
ST. LouIs, March3}.
Flour, no ss.le5 to-day. Wheat, sales Of mixed t
SI15asi good fall 81 % fair red same 500
III lots of good white and red sold al 3eeesl Az
and lot of prime at 81 50. Corn, yellow a4c; good
white 33c. ai, nized 34c. Rye, small lots al g. oss,
sales OF AGO sacks prime 81. Mess Pork s4 WHISKY
eCa 2ai4.
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- The steamer Persia was sold at Pitts
tbnrgh last Friday, to Capt. Gould, for $1,000
cash and the Golden State to Capt. Adam Poe,
for $1,000. She is four years old. but a very
fir boat. One eighth of the steamer ]. G. FIRE.
mont, was likewise sold to Capt. Stockdalc. fog
$4,000 cash-at the rate of $23, 200 for the
whole boat.
The Louisville Journal says the con-
tracsors for the transportation Of the mail daily
between New Orleans and Caire, have made
arrangements with thirty five steamers to
perform this service. The service each way
is to be performed in FIVE days, and in ordinary
stages ofwater this can be done without much
trouble. e.
- The A. L. Shotwell was here yester-
day afternoon form New Orleans, and PIT out
"a large qHantity.of groceries. &c. She had a
fair up trip, and {; good many passengers
She left on Wednesday the 2Gth, and was
considerably less than six days coming up
We thank her first clerk for newspaper fayors.
- The Rainbow will be here to-day, and
return to Louisville in the evening. She is a
fast and comparable boats, and travellers will
DO well to patronze he, She was built for
this trade, and as long as She runs will be the
avorite.s .-.a-rz
- The river was falling at Louisville last
reports, with six feet in canal, and nearly seven
feet on the falls. River is again reported fall
ing at all the points above. Slowly rising
here. .@ss
- The Bowling Green arrived here from
Green River yesterday with a good load. She
is preparing to leave to-day on her return
trip.
- Business was dull at the wharf yester-
day. But few steamers arrived, or at least
laid al ne wharfa long time.
The Tishomingo arrived here yester-
day from Louisville freightel for Memphis.
We thank Mr.. Levi for a package of papers.
- The low-pressure steamer Northerner
passed down Yesterday morning for St. Louis.
We thank her clerk for papers.
MIR. David Whte5 of Madison, has sold
his interest III the steamer David White to Mr..
Temple and others of Madison.
- The fast packet Fashion will be here
tomorrow morning from St. Louis for Louis
will. Look for her early.
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AUCTION SALES.
OASiFLW ootsEf- Hfs>si NELSON
: l-EI.EasAN ROEEES.

NA"ifH Ot't@shf fiils~zA NELSON
.4gft5tTEsA& Es0EsESS,
Old Court House Corner Nat aud Third
dtately opposite the W&shiagto Hotel.
AVlNG leased for term Of years and itteI the
T. above wel known stand sc arS MY prepared - re-
ceiye for sale - Suctan pTiy&te sale. a ka I goods,
wares and ncrahaRdsei household afnture h9ryes bug
gies. etc.
Cash advances - gu Ssrs ulens when required,
Regular sales pvery Tuesday. Tnurday and saturday.
commencing clock. A. NJ also Tuesday Wednesday
au9 Friday tights. at daily Zaslirht.
aa5slcs Of rsi tate promptly attended
We are weekly receiving ssd hare on Aand iarge
and general OF Ii SF R consstir islst,
spindle and backs, scroll aud sceop
hack Office, French Jenny Lind. ani BNste wood
Chairs; mahogany Chairs; ~ zrkth
chairs spring rockers sofas socrhes. centre
card dining aRd breakfast tables; light aad s
lounges mirrors fac common an sais7es' hess
trass tin ana visafss, ETC., which We viii sea n Gin
Gin att prices s
We hlnd great variety notions jcweIrv.
violns aceorIeons. pocke cutlery guns psto whips
etc. which will sell at reduced prizes fer csh.
Wholesale e retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 AGct,sy.s
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GA steamboat ran against the telegraph
wires that cross the river and broke them,
but Mr. johnson determined not to be out
done by the force of steam, took his apparat-
us, went west of the bridge, placed it on a
stump, brought up the ends Of the broken
wire, and in few minutes was in connection
with the rest of mankind.
This isfhc first Instance perhaps, where
Lightning has been chained to a stump.
IerYe Haute En-
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0TJudge Cutting Of the Supreme Court
of Maine, has decided that a boy attending
school may be required by the teacher TO
build fire at the school house his proportion
of the time. ? The decision was the result Of
the trial of teacher for fogging a boy for re-
fusing to make the fire. The court sustained
the teacher.
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q o. 1886 -
Unsettled Claims Losses an o92 II

Unsettled for Losses IN oS2 II
The Etua Insurance CemHaas nreehts he very
satisfactory increase Cash Assets
the further security of their polieie Ger Investments
ing placed te value the
drpres rhestndri Of They either
prime dividend wing stick, good valuable and clean
yielding 1nodrrase income.
which the Assets have Iesn valued Icing
Bczides this -olty. the apany calls
ton the strength ard security i'erivts frs its
hin system OF AGENCIES thRgl having the msars
rresentinga Uitei phaauz q ExPEEIENCEp NDEEHi
fFs which has work ed far thyseyen ears the happist
results stoehG ad claimants for lossesand
i 10 euter tae 1896 wireate prestige fr future
fiEess has be.i feachs9 by really AIIONA1 In
suraPce CprPoratiou
ess attended with acspatch and E3eiity.
janao-tf ALLEN G. HALLCCk, agent.
ME uG 1ersFaod Constantly ke. on hssd cTe assert-
E fresh. " and sugar
also SeS Pjlot Ei Eaval Eseea Thie, being ,anu
By a strs imIoyed Maehines5, they cav 10 9 y
Iowa pEiee place in the IS and exeel.e
in GGlit other }EE5cclr in the e2prtr. }r<c
stock awa ha2d at shop, street between
aec1s-dtf J. sINZICu.
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0rThc past hard winter drove hundreds
of deer in Virginia to the mountains where
they fed on the poison laurel. Cart loads Of
them were slaughtered in the snow, and the
fiesh. poisoned by the laurel, made both men
snd dogs who partook of it quite sick.
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o. A correspondence Gavitt's, that is Of
the Enquirer, says Walkcrwa not satisfied
with putting all the Democrats he could in
the late convention, but got Know Nothings
to 80 to the meeting and vote for him! This
is 50 incredible story that weare almost per-
suaded the, Sheriff himself penned it. Does
any body believe it? If nobody does, Will
any body believe any thing else written by
such a alsilier? s55.e sztee 80 is
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AM'BR 0TYP Els
EA1kEN Az TBsE as.- -..
TT NJ B Re Ia III :

TANISG YevY hea eNpeHse IN learn pro-
cess and fitting my rooms for taking AmbroyPes
~, 80 Trenared the finest ST sized I'm
hrotypes frqE half size, The miro
periar /? ts IN tore ana peshty
EsesfS In any light We also take 80 petlres
siIive and negative picture aud when heid 20 ths Ehs
i Is reriesY ransparsns The Aubrotypes are aTrebls
vbsn .iiele, air and water tight. and can
- AT n i. ali kinds Of weather
Time for ats Tor from 10 to 80 seeon
from to nsgcon6s. Pesse sal and see specimens
p tsssa IL che 4trerent sty
fafehs -tf " :" tilT1SA ~--'f
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R1VEas. INTastzhFsENcE.
.RoRT OF EVANSVILLE.
yARRIgALs kNg-s bEPARruRks.

sARRIVALS. AeSf,- bFsP AKTURES.
TUESDAY, AI.RII !.
CeaE frot1 Fitssbnrg to Nashville.
pEtTG. from Cincinnati 20 New Orleans.
ErSfcr. from PittshurF to St. Loseis.
DAVID GIBSON. from ciucianRii. e Nav Orleans.
b. su5rSl IL. from New orisans to Louisville.
RosslIr. { ON Pittaburg to Nashville.
ALMA. frosl New Orleans 10 Pittebu<s,
MELSoAE, from Pittsburg:o st, Louis
SWALLOW. from PittsburG 70 St. Louis.
SAN YouNG. fros, PittsburE to Tennessee River.
LAra0iK from Pittsburs to Wabash.
BowlIxa GREMS. from Green River to Evansville.
CASTLE GARDgS. from Pittsburg to Nashville.
SogTHEgSK. from Loyisville to St Louis
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OrThe citizens of Louisville voted for Il
cepsc last Saturday by a large majority o.
those who voted at all
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OEThefe was an accident on the Indiana
polls and Lafayette road last week which IN
stead of resulting in loss of life produced
E-ccisA. A lady on board the cars was nlulti-
piled.
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OTThe Kansas correspondent of the Mis-
souri, Democrat, who has visited every portion
OF she territory, sets the population down at
$4,000. ,,se
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HATS, CARS AND STRAW GOODS
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@. r. Camp 90 CO.,
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MANUFACTURERS and dealers in all kinds Of Fashion
~ able Silk and Beayer Hats Fashionable Cloth. CASH
Cans; Roy Wool Hats all kin
Allen sand Boys Soft Cashmere. all shapes and colers: Pa
mama Curacao aud Grenada Hats; Pedal Rut-
land Canton and Florence Braid Hats: eRhorn Hats all
rolors; Ghnrens Fancy Straw Hats and CAPS; Ladies and
Leaf Hats H2tters Stock Ilushes and
Trimmings
stock feel assured that shall be able
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