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1kl8s CoFd.
A large lot Of Rubber Skirt Cord Just received.
n ana for sale, ut Wholesale and retail, by
STODDAhD HAYWARD,
Nav div ID ST hat Main 4 Johnson
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ADl16 ssd 0satlsnen esn aov ind BEAUTIFUL
~ Stock II 0esds u select from. Ths styles Va
ris4 - ssit every tests. The qualities sell a.
Dosssd, asd tAe prices low ~ The sane goods san
- Soueht In The Aississippi Valley.
ksoSuk Apsil lS-dkw
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Bs GxkTLsHRN AT HoHs.-ThsSs ass fsw
families, we imagine, any whore, IN which
love 10 not abused Ms furnishing the licease
for impoliteness. A husband. fathss. 81
brothss, VII speak harsh words q those ~
lovsa best, and those who M - te,
simply bee4Dse the security & l0Jk and Is
ily pride bsaps him from CqigsAis y
broken. 10 u shame that &c. 1iil1 -
more inpolitely, At times, to Nd Wtle 6etiS.
ter, than he would to any othss 1elalc, *
cept low and vicious one. Il . thus that
the honcst objections Of nAn's Aasuss prove
to be weaker professions Of . woman u ~
family circle than the reetealnts OF society,
and that woman ussally y iadsbesd for the
kindest aolteness Of life 70 those not belone-
ing to her own household. Things ought
not ~ to be. The man Who, because It 1iu
not be resented, indiots his splssa and baA
temper upon those Of HE hearth seens, 10 I
small coward, and very mean man. Kind
words are circulating mediums between true
gentlemen aud ladies at home, and no pol
ish exhibited 10 society can atons for the
harsh language and disrespsctful trsatnsut
too oftco INDUCED in between those bound
together by Gods own ties OF blood, and the
still more sacred bonds Of conjugal love.
WHERE rHEY LEARN lr.--s'I poN'f sss
whore my children learn such things," 10 ons
of the most common phrases in ) nothur's
vocabulary. A little Incident which " hap.
pened TO witness, may perhaps help to solve
the enigma. We smilsd little ct the timo,
but we have thoughts coed deal Of Il since,
and VIC trust not without profit.
"Bob," screamed out . bright eyed little
girl, somewhat undor six years Of ago, 10 Z
youngster Who wss seated on the ourbstons
making hasty pudding Of the mud in the gat-
ter, "Bcb, You good for nothing little soanp,
you come right into the house this minute,
or I'll beat you till the skin comes o6!''
"Why, Angelina, Angslina, dear, whf do
you meanp whore do you learn such talk ?''
exclaimed her mother, in . wondering tone,
as she stood on the steps, courtssying to Z
friend.
Angelina looked up innocensly, and An
| swsred:
"Why, mother, you see We are playing
and he's my little boy, and an scoldini
him just ~ you did me, this morning, tina
10 all!'
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For .he Cat. City.
Tn, rayrc and HaughtIe Laaye..
n, AsNAyIAs ". sAwYEn.

The ladye has form nAteatic
Herchee bleenl Alike tke rose; M
And the high bssA court hsr favor I
Wherever the iadSe goes. III
lIer voice i. the spirit u music,
And sweet as the light guitars;
lier accomplishments many and varied
Her eyes would out-dasSle the stars.
Her station lis elevated
And wealthy she il, in gold
Hut poor IN the riches that manhocd
More yA4n<sa hundred fold.
She smiles, but Ills only on tinset-
On those OF princely mein
she scornSth the humble, the lewly,
And passes them by like aquecn.
She suecrs at the efforts Of genius,
Ii genius bears poverty s brand;
She hateth the children OF Labor
viii touch not harden d hand.
Sho layishcs hundreds on jewels;
Bays everything new that she meets
She's patron Of missions and churches
Her slaves oil the needle she cheats.
Her heart Ia tho msnsi3 IN Of demon,
That long ago drove from its cells
Ihe benSCL- Dorm ouu AhkVA
Thai in every true bosom dwelis,
And this is the lovely ladye;
This, this Is he noble belle,
The beautiful leader Of fashion
And shrine Of the drawing swell.
owhat is she worth when the baubles
Are gone, and her splendid clothes
Give place to the filth and tbs tatters
Of the miserable scam that she loAthcs!
Not more than tho poorest toilsr
That treadeth the great enrth's sod;
Not more than the rugged peassnt,
In the sight Of Almighty God.
Then take 70 the lowliest maiden,
If she has loving heart;
'Tis worth all the iucrc VI Mammon,
All the charms Manufactured BY art.
o here's TO the beings created,
Made noble by Nature sublime,
Zen though that Nature has placed them
In lifs-stations rude as my rhyme.
4AwRKScE Cify, Iowa.
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re License Law.

To THE EprroRs OF rnx VINO We have
learned, from reliable source, that in case
tho License law should carry ut our next
election, which will be Monday next in this
county, that sit will give license to any one
that chooses TO sell liquors, Us there is no
penalty attached only where license 10 taken
and bonds entered into for keeping the law.
Be kind enough to let US know in the next
number Of your paper if this is the fact.
Yours, in behalf Of many citizens,
JouS ID. SANFORD.
Asswxn.-The License law imposes fine
of not less than fifty nor more than one
thousand dollars, or Imprisonment not to ex-
coed twelve months, or both 6nc and impris-
onment, for selling or giving away liquor
without license to do so according to law.
The ssreliabls source,' from which our
friends obtained their information, wont do
to bet on.
At one time during the tendency OF the
bill, the penalty was stricken out In the
House by ruse, but it was restored again
in the Senate, and finally passed the House
rs above. Wepresume the ereliable source"
was some member Of the House Who assist
ed to strike out the penalty but was not pres
ent when it finally passed that body with the
penalty restored.--[ EDS. WHO.
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steamer Henry clay.

St0016T S100Ey Why
On tho steamer Henry Clay" July 2sth, 1857,
the following resolutions we're unanimously adopt
ed by the passengers, their return from pleas
ure tsip to ST. Paul;
Resolved, That We tender our sincere thanks 10
Captain Campbell, Mr.. Dolly, Clerk, and she other
officers Of the boat for their unrenitting attention
" US, which have contributed SO much 70 eur en-.
joyment during the excursion.
Resolved, That the generous table spread for US
on the boat should not pass unnoticed, and that
believe it canuot be surpassed by any boat on the
river.
Resolved, That We cheerfully recommend the
"Henry Clay" to all who travel either ON business
or for pleasure.
Keithsburg, Ills.--c. J. InsleJ and Lady, c. C..
Mattock and Lady, J C. Findley aud Lady, O.
smith, Miss Laughlin, W. D. Smith, Miss Smith,
Geo. Dove, Miss Gove, J. W. Eirick and Lady
West MENUS, Miss Iubbell, {. a. Frck Mas Frick,
Cyrus BAskins, Miss ungles, Jos. Thompson, Frank
Hubbcl, Thos. Neyins.
Burlington, Iowa.. ii. Thomas and Lady, o.
II. Schsnck and daughter.
St. Loais--Dr. Nc murray and Lady, Charles A.
Frits and Lady, Mrs. Sparks, Miss Raith Mrs.
/ Raith.
ST. Gene yieve--Julcs J. Janis, Miss Emily Janis
Matilda drsgoire.
Keokuk---Jno NO. Aecune and family, +. J. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Zwsrt, Mics Brady, Miss Rodgers.
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o1o1. 41e.oo 6roxn1
nOSrMs.r nrLIrrax ~
oaSs Robbsriss Soy June.
&c: Rebhssi.. sar Jsssssy. 50 .i1s; February,
"a :.o Ja n.rs e.. s ,sa A,ri, ss:.ss MAJ.
HkAst Ss.u safe robeeSiSs slili ssstinnsi Look
ost for your funds Aaa vsisables, and keen them
eat Of Safes thatars soapssed " vAIrs-pAInr
--rLAsrER-csAExr and rursr. ovsrlaid with
lars only Inch thick. 70 keep tho srAtss s.anr,
and 70 complete tho huuhle, fastened viii loek
that cen Be loaded with powdsr o. cosy 3 : ma.
kss-fes sseA ssfss aie nos rsllabls, q the itl.
lsvisg bsrgiasiss will show,
The o0s. Of NJ. DsPcush. on Jshassa street,
open and 47s stolsA.--[ Keokuk Cate City, Juns
3. 1857.
The od,ce Of ths dialogue 1 Minnesota Packet
Co. was entered by burglars, and the Safe, (oas Of
lerrins y opcasd aad ribbed u 4see.-( Dialogue
Tribune, June 5.
tn. otsec Of Ms..n,c Coo Carpenter -. .ns.r-
cd by burglars. and tDuryce 4 fsnyth) safe
blown open aud robbed II $50 - hicago Journal,
June 9th.
The o6hee Of the k.ck Island Coal Co. was en-
tered by rogues, and the Safe lone u HeSrtue' ~
was robbed Of tsso os.-4 Chicago 1inss, jane
18th. 1857.
A Safe in : jewellery store n Boston was open
nal Of Commerce.
A jewclry ssere In Fulton city vAs entered, and
robbed Of ~ ,oooia vaiaablss. -[fal.sn paper.
The oaicc VI Tauan, Andrews Co. was entered I,
and The safe robbed Of $ooo.-tchisago Journal,
June 18th.
ThsCsston Heu1e At Detroit Vas entered, and
tho Safe rubbed Of cash aud ysluablss 10 the
amount Of $500.
Bold BAAx Rssssay.-- eye. 600 Ssolsx. --On
lima 4nfh. ~ Rsmk n1 NJ
Brsnswiek Vas robbed Of alarss snouat Of gold
and Ave pound nstes. The anouns 10 rot stated
but W presume aron ~ zee to $4,000 In gold,
and still larger sam u bank bills y vas one
| Of the beldsst and ablsst planned robberies We
have heard Of for many - Portland State Of
| Maine, juno 3Sth.
! The warehouse Of G. A. Trowbridgs, o. the foo,
Of Rates street. wss entered By burglars early on
Friday uerding. the Safe (Davidsou's) opened
either by picking the issk q With key ,asd about
containing $500 In bills was in one OF thu pigeon
holes, but was overlooked by tho burglars. --fDs
troit Tribans, Jane 37th.
1 LILLlE's5AFEs NEVER FOUND WANTING
Mr.. HAwisys Drug Store, on River a., wAs on.
tered BY burglars, and one of Lilies Safes with
Of money and vslaables, attacksd. bat could mo-
be opensd, and the soguss were forced 10 take NJ
with SOME other booty II Troy Wing.
BuRaLARs ARouxp.-Ths store Of Armitsas 4
Moseley was entered last night by burglars. IN,
only damage done wAs dsfnclng the Lille Patsu
but Of course they could not obtain IN sntrane,
into that, and tho scoundrsls left.-(Troy Tinss
July 9Th.
Owners Of Sheet Iron Safes, beware! We feai
some Of you will be Published in the next month
Bulletin, as losers BY these worthless articles, I'm
less yeu pro, tide yourself with reliable safe.
Liliis's Patent Chilled and Wrought Iron Fir,
and Burglar Proof Safes and Bank Losks, now si,
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The UnkinAsss Ca,of ali.

A contemporary who publishes his lucu-
bration right in the centre OF the cotton
growing South, in remsrking upon the next
"Southern Commercial Conventions" which
is announced to take place in Knoxville,
Tennessee, on the 10th Of August, has the
following very unkind thrust, aimed with .
vim that might punch hole in wind bag /:
Really, We think it time that the Southern
Railroad Companies should kill Oh shis most
miserable Of sll unmitigated humbugs, By
refusing 70 transport the delegates free Of
charge. Only make them pay for their tick
cts, and their gas about Southern commerce
viii End some other safety valve than these
Southern Commercial Conventions. Psr-
haps it 10 our devotion TO our own native
South, mingled with our contempt for ham
bugs, that makes " feel sense Of hnmilia-
ton not unmingled with loathing, when we
hear Of these Southern CONNER Convsn-
tons. They have now bsen in operation six
or eight years, or moro, and il any man can
point to single benefit that has resulted
therefrom, ut oil commensurate with the
thous andsh part Of the liquor the delegates
have gu1sled down their capacious thFoats,
Ne should be pleased to hear Of it. Indssd,
they seem 10 have become the mere oseasion
for drinking and gourmsndizing. IL Balsi-
more American.
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RE New csss,ssu,,.u.

This instrument has been pretty freely
discussed. Various subterfuges have been
rssorted to by the principal portion Of the
Black Democracy to prejudice it lin the minds
Of the people. Its friends, on the other
hand, comprising many Of the most upright
and influential members Of the Administra-
zion party, have endeavored to present its
claims in clear light, and have tortured
and Disguised nothing. And the whole issue
rests right here: viii the people vote to es-
tablish = safe and sound Banking system,
make bstter provisions for the School and
University systems and the respective funds
connected with them, and correct other mi
nor DEFICIENCIES which experience has dis
closed in the old Constitution, or will they
be drawn away from the determination OF
These questions by the humbug cry OF
'sNiEger! Niger Nigger" with which their
prejudices are appealed to and their eyes are
sought to Be blinded by factious and unscru-
pulous men? II so, then good by to any
hope Of Legitimate Banking, and to any
means Of desirable reform, for three or four
years at least, for the question cannot be
reached again at an earlier period than that.
Il they are 20 green and gullible a. to be
dsludsd BY 90 transparent humbug, by o
presenoe without foundation, ~ has been
abundantly shown, then they will deserve
to be tied down and made the goose for
wildcat bankers to pluck and bigoted and
marrow minded parsizans to hoodwink and
plumber sill they are heartily tired and
ashamed Of their stolidity.
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The mtnnsssta Convention.

The mtnnsAotn convention.
The regular Convention Republican ma
jority lawfully organixed) is proceeding to
perfect a Constitution. The following is the
latest intelligence which We have of the po-
sition, doings and prospects Of the factious
minority. 1t 10 from the St. Paul 7,mes of
the 22nd:
The Border Rufian minority are in d.
lemma. Tired Of "waiting for majority
to arrive" they have gone to forging ccrtif-
icstes of election and coaxing the unterrifed
doughfaces who are scattered hither and
thithcr, up and down the land, to accept the
manufactured to- order credentials, and take
. seat, to make up the glorious 90. In tins
game they have caught Tartar. The nine
Pembina members not arriving, nor even the
six, but only three and the vortex OF Pub
lie odium into which the disorganizers have
plunged, becoming every hour narrower, and
threatening their destruction, desperate
measures must Of course be resorted to.
They found Mr.. Wilson up at st. Antho-
ny--a Democrat-presented him certificate
OF election, assured him that he was "the
choice Of the people Of Pembins," " and urged
him to accept his manifest destiny, and be.
come = member Of the Convention. Mr..
Wilson replied by informing them that he
rather thought not; that he knew he was not
elected by the people Of Pembina to repre-
sent them in the Convention, and that the
farce was too criminal and toe transparent
for him to sanction.
The kevolusionists have got fit Of the
blues. To snve their lives they can count
but 40, bogus and nll--in their 'conyen-
ton" now, for the more respectable OF their
delegates, and the party spurn their ridicu-
lous schism as wholly unworthy of enlight-
ened men. Draw the curtain-wait few
days--we shall see what we shall see.
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iy2sl New KstAblishment, Opposite Postoaes


slsHE subscriber isoponingA store ct the eorsss
L Of Ash and sts., In Mascn's Lower A1aitiou,
for the sale Of Haniy Groceries, oyisioas, Mouse
Keeping Artislss, Mineral water, Iss. a., ~ %
WHISKY. hAissaaa, Mr.. John A. ActArsgsr. Thsss
acquainted With hin need no guarantee for sasis-
faction and fair dsaling. Look for the big sign In
view from Convent Hill. Cheap = the chsaP-
est. r. A. UkASI0N.
iy2S-d6u-is
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mePablicaa state Conv.nsien.

I" =
The Republicans Of the State Of Iowa win meet
In Convention 1t IOWA CITY, on Wednesday,
Assssfi9iA, for general consultation upon matters
Of vital importance
II the amended Constitution is adopted at the
August election, candidates for Governor Lieut..
Governor will be put in nomination at said Con-
vsntion.
The ratio Of representation will be one delegate
for every one hundred Republican voters, in each
eouaty and one additional delegate fer fractions
over Atty voters Counties not havingthe requisite
nunbsrof Republican voters to sntitie them to one
delegate BY the ratio adopted will nevertheless be
entitled to one delegate.
By order OF the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWoOD.
HENRY O'CONNOR.
WIN. PENN CLARK
GRO. d. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE.
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cTYou mar take. says correspondent Of
the Syracuse standard, the strongest snd
heAlthicst man in your city, dress him - you
please, place him IN the parlor, let him pras-
tica habiss Of inAction, and 70 through the
round Of fashionable noshings which employ
your fashionable women, and in one year he
will be nervous invalid.
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Coed fer ~ snIitnilsd lsegth u time; allowing
Paseeagess tostSp 81 Any point sAd re-
ssns their journey q lsisuss.
6tAA0hoqA Tickets coed until Clese Of NavigAsfoo.
1o0engsss csn obtsin Reliable lntaT saasies
q this o0ee n regard to all Railroad Aestes 10
tbs United States ard Canadss. -
Passengsss lsavs Ksokuk every day q fellows
Up the Rver. . - T., MsndAys excepted. Dywn
the River, u ?. a., Aosdsys excepted. Down -
Aosdsy st O.. N.
Stage gas kAss - RiynostA 81 q. ~, ssadays
excepted.
Co., spsn q o'clock Z. n.
A M in. TkWK8DUkY,
yssstga Ticket Agsss g. b. . Q. \. =. LiDs.
jyle-d&u
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FOX 4 OTLEY,
Civil Englneors ana SURVEYOR.

NFFEk their ssrvices 70 their frisads And cas-
Otomess in every department u their psofssion.
Having the original aeid notes and plAts Of sur
vsys they win LAY out lots in any part Of thscity
(except within the old city iinits), also nevada
tious, town plata and country surveys. or re-
mote. They will also execute draft -nsps aad plass
in any requiredstyle, and undertake heithogrspA-
Ing Of the same Being both experienced Railroad
Engineers,--an, having plenty Of new and supe-
rior instruments,--they will siss make prelimssy
survey locations, estimator, Gc for Railroads and
other public works, supeFintend and measure ma
sonry, bridging, earthwork, Ac.
0fhee on Seeond-st., opposite the Athensum.
JulxgSd
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The CRoPs IN KKsrUcKY. The Louisville
Courier, OF Saturday, says: Inc hArvsss 10
now nearly or quite over throughout Ksn.
lucky, and the yield OF grain 10 the finest,
largest, and heaviest and best ever before
known in this State. The yield 10 not OK
traordinarilJ large, but the quantity Of
ground cultivated, was far beyond any pre-
vi0us season.
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what senator reems. TAl.ks.

what senator T0ombs ThIMks.
Senator Toombs, Of Georgia, 10 one Of
the most important pcrsonages at the South,
and il 10 important therefore to know what
are his opinions in relation to the present
issue between the Southern Democracy and
the Administration. Here, then, are his
views, ~ expressed at rooent meeting OF
the Wilkes county Democracy:
He was not disposed to censure Mr.. Bu-
shauan for the conduct Of Walker 1t pres-
snt. He knew caution and circumspsction
were often necessary in the complicated AZ
fairs Of this government; and he wss inclined
TO await further developments. Walker had
threatened to join the Abolitionists Of Kan.
sxs in opposition to the convention, unless il
should subm:t the constitution for ratifca.
ton to all the inhabitants Of the Territory.
Mr.. I. thought that il Walker should remain
in Office till HE appointment came up ~ be
ratified BY the Senate, he would then DO de-
priyed Of the power Of eifsctual opposition.
Walker has acted in bad faith; but the Con-
ventiou in kausss would hsve the right TO
decide the difficulties for themselves, indie
pendent Of Walker and the President also.
And Mr.. T. pledged himself thst il that CON-
vention should frame constitution recogoi-
sing slavery, and present It TO Congress,
whether submitted TO the people for rasi6oA-
ton or not, Kansas would come into the
Union, or we would 70 out Of it. The issue
would then be made, aud We would join her
~ sovereign State, or ~ an indspnndent
republic.
The Senator then spoke Of himself. LIE
had nothing to conceal. His views we're
open 70 Ill persona, on all SUBJECTS. His REQ.
ord was upon tho journals Of Congress. II
spoke for itself. He had no wish to change
it.
In conclusion, he exhortsd the people "a
stand firmly BY the Democratic principles. -
That was our only reliance. There Wal
hope for the South in no other party. IL
did not know that it could save " froa die.
aster. He sometimes had fears. The Ia.
surs threatened. He thought tho dscisiv,
contest would be fought in the Presidsntia
election Of 1860. II bshooved NJ TO sc
wisely in view OF that contest. We coult
not submit to defeat. Ii our enemies shouls
triumph, our rights would DO at 90 end. W,
could no longer expect anything in the Union
and he, for one, Was FOR making the elsctiol
Of Black Republican to the Presidency th,
| time for quitting it. He took his seat amit
the din Of applause.
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lnR OBTANT C1AN01Oy
Saturday Dvening Train Pit On
OHIO = MISSIS HRPI
'.e4, a4on.
r ABROAD.

Consplstsdfo CvaeiamoH-- Through without
eAsn0s ~ eoss- Only enc chen4s
u cSrs 70 LoutsUtlle-- Ons
cAsn0s 70 Cleveland.
|nNEte Whssliag, cd tws Len shaaess Of Cara
- - eeegaes ssdS ailss nssrss 70 Ill East
THE ' os MA N al ss no ROUTE, e.,,,.e
fAs y. s. Mail ss1 Aasms Esyysss.
On Sad after "Wednesday, uly Lat, trains will
tsavs q fsllevs:
Chsstsst. p lssee .. n. Leaves East 81. Losis
DEPOT q lo:5e.
kxpress Traia-Lsavss slses, corner q 4,b and
chss.aas, 81 Sp... Leaves East u. Louis Depot
at J 80 ?. N.
In order Il ssson nedsss tAs trsvelias puL
lie, sstsrday Afternoon Trails ~ bssa put
sp. sd trains will run ~ ssevs svssy cay except
ONs SUNDAY TRAIN At s,eo =. n.
N. B.--An trains make S1rscs So esvtsja cos-
ssettess st CsaetnsaM with I'll Rastsen Mail and
Express Trains, thus forninx the sAovfssf sstcAsa
80 saiy !vsse Gssse Rosie r. New York, heseon,
ssn lsssiIns. ns!si.Srs, Ms.Aiagsc. CITY. Pitts.
e.. &C.. - ~ p.ssas = i. 1niaas ~
osIr sss szAsas q cans 70 czlcAss.
.ailssa1 80 g.: cississssi S' Is: e. fs,s
. 1sls, n. <. 0satsal. Psnnsyivsais oeosIal. ard
Dalti9sss 0Ais. So,
IhUsoA poeseaesss should avail tAsneslvse II
eAls Me0e fslAahls Souts hstwssn H. Hast an1
~ wssA - u a1usds ssss1al fasliisies, bsing :
ssp:sisf ~. - ~ ssly Bssad Gsaes Road il
The West. 80.
f.sesagsrs for Dssatur, Blooniaston, LasaIls,
kesk lalaaAs Durliagtsa, tsesiA, buaieisA, Co.
lsna, reras ~, ssnaset ct oaAdpvAi with the
disuoe.
RAsseaeess ~ Msltoea and cAisasc eee.,st =
0aiA viii Ne 0AieaeS Branch. Thfoush frcn 81.
keais vith saly sas change II ears
Thssa&A baegags eAseks given II the city, an1
sseeags Aa.disA frss, giving passengers y trouble
THROUGH TICKETS
Caa y psossrsd At the e0less, Nos. - aad -,
corner of lth Aad Chsstaue streets, under the
Planters Mouse. and = 20. 81 Lcyss. rcs.s. q
Vine street.
ArDssA sGass aas sxaesay = ~ sesasr->h.
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New Lumber Yard,

COks oAAIbA - TIM EAsDZOsv
MILL keep constantly on hand Ill kinds Of
w LNmhsr suitable for the market u Ks0kuk
and surrounding conntry, such -
fL0ORiNd. Dressed and Rosgh.
SIDING inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
FENCING, do do
CLEAR LUMBER, thick, thin, wide and marrow.
FIRST + SECOND COMMON LUMBER, Thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
BHEETINH, Ac., 10.
BHfNHLES, No. and common.
LATH. do DO
ALLElmANy LUMBER, dry, . la.s. quantity.
POPLAR PINE JoIsTS, u every dsscsiptioa.
do do SCANTLIN0, do do
PINE TIMBER, from - ~ iashss sqsars .
large quantity.
Ailof uhlca " will sell % tie most rsaseaabls
terus for cash. CREek D EHxPPARD.
Ksokuk, July %. Isl -dAw5n