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ued to, if had chosen to- After l sold out, and
had paid everything owed I had S3344.75 left,
which deposited in the bank. was determined,
If went into business with B., to owe nobody
anything, and that he should do the same.
Telegraphic dispatches and letter sent by
Schouler to Baldwin, were here shown witness by
defence, and identified. They stated that his
friends would aid him, and that he should sell
the Gazette and enter into the contemplated ar
rangement. The store that was hired was fixed
as Mr.. Baldwin wished to have it. This was prior
to Mays 5. 1t was not settled what the style of
the firm should be. Mr.. B. represented to
Col schouler that he had $50 900 in money in
the hands of Farnham, Kirkham, & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

The st. Paul, Mimi, Advertiser, saws
at the present time there are not less than
SoOO'0OO OF over due and protested paper de /.
posted by Eastern creditors in the banks
OF that eityi that the indebtedness in St.
raul to banks alone, due or to become due in
the next six months, is $3.50, 900 more !;
while the Eastern Indebtedness of the mer-
chants and Others to mature in the same
period, IL 8 100000. That is, the city owes
$2'6OO,OOO, Of which $l,4O0.OO0 is due to
the East. Other towns in the Territory are
similarly involved.
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INHALATIoN.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall who,
by his new direct practice, treats with such sue
cess catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, heart disease,
and consumption, is still at the Bay State House,
Worcester, and will receive patients until Friday
evening.
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CHINESE AMAzoNs. Among the camp fol-
lowers of the insurgent chief who had been
disturbing the heart of the empire, it was
computed, in 1853, that there were in the city
OF Nankln alone about half million women,
collected from various parts of the country.
These females were formed into brigades Of
thirteen thousand, under female officers OF
these ten thousand were picked women
drilled and garrisoned in the citadel. The
rest lad the hard drudgery assigned them Of
digging moats, making ,earthworks. creating
batteries, &c.-lilae's s. Life in China.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

FIBE.-On Wednesday morning, about half
eleven o'clock fire broke out in the extern
sive ice houses of Walker & Sweetser, on the
North shore of Salisbury's Fond, and the
buildings were entirely consumed. Most of
the ice was lost. The total loss is about
$25OO. 1t is thought to have been the work
of an incendary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

Hon. N. p. BANKS will lecture before the
Mechanics' Association this evening. He
win probably have an audiencerespectable for
its size, Those who have choice in seats
viii do well to 60 early. Mr.. Banks is ex.
peOtsd By the midday Nashua train, and
viii stop at the Lincoln House.
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First District = Francis g. Fay Of Chelsea,
(Banks) 4S48; Newell A. Thompson Of Boston,
(Gardner) 5lS6; Silas Pierce Of Boston, (Beaeh
444S.
Second District-Geo. Coggswell Of Bradford,
(Banks) elected.
Third District = VIM. j. Eames Of Maiden.
(Banks) elected about 5000 plurality.
Fourth DistTict-Austin L. Rogers Of Worces-
ter, (Bsnks) elected.
Fifth District - Edwin f. jerks of Adams
(Banks) elected.
Sixth District--Charles R. Train of Framing
ham, (Banks) elected.
Seventh District-,LAban M. Wheaton Of Nor
ton, (Banks) elected
Eighth District : VIM. H. Wood Of Middle.
boTo', (Banks) elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

: The WORCESTER THEATRE, under its new
and able corps dramattque, will be re.opened
Ssi Mondny evening next. Look out for a
tall bill for that evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

1t is with great satisfaction that we learn Of the
election of julius Rockwell to the House of Re.
personalities. His ability and experience will
place him in prominent position for speaker Of
the House. His selection for that place is all the
more probable, from the fact, that Or. Phelps
the speaker of last year. will not be in The House,
having been transferred to the Senate.
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RecnPitututiou.


All the towns in the State have been received
except Lynn6eld, Nahant, and Newbury, in Els.
sex county; Shutesbury, in Franklin county /;
Marion, and Mattapoisett, in Plymouth county /;
Eastman, and Orleans, in Barnstable county
and the towns in Dukes county, and the Island Of
Nantucket.
The following is the vote, in this State, for
Governor in 1866 and 1856:
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WANTED, at this Office, copies of the Daily Spy Of
June l. 2, o. 10 and Is to complete file. Those having
them, will confer great favor, and be literally comper-
stated, by sending them to us, forth#itb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

pAeusRREoTirEs. = The subscriber would invite all
sn or fetures In any variety Of style, call and
n, B. In addition 10 what may be found al other
CONS IN the cry may be had the improved Ambrot ne
rhukIaphs, colored In oil colors, and the Manotypes
they have not the patent right. B. D, MAxHAM
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PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
RecnpituIatfou.

The Senate stands 80 Banks, 2 American,
Democrats, and doubtful.
The House stands leg Banks, 81 American, and
SO Democrats.
Nine districts to hear from.
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Senators.

First District Edward +. Porter Of East Bos-
ton, (Banks) 1874; John +. Fenno Of North
Chelsea, (Gardner) 900; Samuel c. Allen Of East
Boston, (Beach) S52 scattering 8.
Second Dstrict--Arthur b. Fuller Of Boston,
(Banks) S22; Charles T. Woodman Of Boston,
Gardner AM l046; Oliver Frost Of Boston,
(Beach) lllS; scattering 4.
Third Division = Samuel Hooper Of Boston,
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analytical Physician, can be consulted by ladies' and
gentlemen at his office corner of Church and Mecbani
streets, worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the 5pb
and 9th OF November, free of CHARGE upon ali diseases
OF the human system. Ladies and gentlemen are Invited
to call d6t&w2t eo'ASH arc lilvited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

The news of the returns of the State election
was received in Boston, on Tuesday evening, by
the friends of Mr.. Banks, with the mos enthusi-
astic demonstrations of delight. Professions and
speeches were the order of the night, and among
Others, Hon N. P. Banks, himself the Governor
elect, addressed an immense assemblage of his
friends, who called upon him, at the Revere
House, to congratulate him upon the successful
issue of the contest
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oARDNRR. wALooTr 4 co.,

This is one Of the sign Of the times. The
senior member Of the arm is His Excsllencv.
Henry J. Gardner, who, freed from the cares
and responsibilities Of State AFFAIR.", will short
" be able 70 engage in the ayocations of pri .
waite lifo.--BostOs Advertiser, IA.
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WORCESTER COUNTY.



Plurality over Estabrook ......--....'....5s6
Majority over aI.............-... ..-''''.4lS
Southeast Distrct-John 6. Metcalf of Men
con, (Banks) 1926; Henry S. Mansfield Of Black
stone (Gardner) 1903; Hamilton b. Staples OF
Milford (Democrat) 1858.
(Banks) 1899; Henry E. Bugbee of Webster,
(Gardner) 474; George A. Vinton of South
bridge, (Democrat) 78S All but three towns
West District = Charles Field of Athol,
(Banks) l247 William Mixter of Hardwlck,
(Gardner) 697: William Bennett, Jr., of Hub
bardston, Democrat $40 All but North Brook.
Northeast District-G. F, Bailey of Fitchburg,
(Banks) 1872; Levi H. Bradford of Gardner,
(Gardner) 7l2 Nathaniel Wood of Fitehburg,
(Denocrat) 6l2.
East District-Lueius S. Allen Of Shrewsbury,
(Banks) 2O36: Joseph W Leland of Grafton,
(Gardner) 40; Otis F. Ninton OF Westooro /,
(DemocraD l047; scattering 4
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Western Dissatisfaction Bagg OF WestSpring-
Eastern District-George Walker of Spring
field, (Banks) ele3ted.
HAMPSHIRE AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES.
Hampshire District-Horace G. knight OF
Easthampton, (Banks) elected.
Franklin District-Hugh W. Greene OF Nortn-
field, (Banks) elected
Hampshire and Franklin District ]. W.
Boyden Of Amherst, (Banks) elected
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
North District Il. NJ. Crane of Dalton,
(Banks) elected.
South District = Charles Heebner of Lee,
(Democrat) elected.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
North Distrct--H. W. Benchley of Dorches-
ter, (Banks) Il5l ; John N. Turner Of Brook
line, tGardner) 1913 Daniel D. Brodhead OF
Brook line Democratl 1881.
East District-Chares A. French of Stoughton,
(Banks) 1894; Abner Holbrook Of Weymouth,
(Gardner) 1919 Henry Wood Of Quincy, tDem'
ocraD 82l.
(Banks) ASH; Joshua Steann, 'Jr., u Walpoie,
(Gardner) ll0S Ezra Wilkinson Of Dedham,
Democrat CAT.
-----r IoIV10IUII- COUNT T.
North District-C j, Reed of Taunton,
I468 Baylies Sanford of Taunton, (Gardner)
l05l Stephen L. White of Taunton, Demo
craft 500.
South District-Joseph W. Cornell of New
Bedford, (Banks) $780, William w. Grape of
New Bedford, (Gardner) 85l John R. Thorn
ton of New Bedford, (Democrat) 300.
West District-Albert Bliss of Pawtueket
(Banks) 1862 M. R. Randall of Rehobeth,
(Gardner) 929 VIM. Ide of Seekonk (Democrat)
795.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
North District-Elijah Jenkins of Sctuate,
(Banks) 1885 Azariah B. Wheeler of North
Bridgewater, (Gardner) 1881 Chandler Sprague
of North Bridgewater, (Democrat) 400.
South District-Doubtful, only partial returns
received.
Middle District-Wm 7. Davis of Plymouth,
(Banks) 1867 ; Jacob H. Loud of Plymouth,
(Gardner) 799 Moses Bates, Jr.. Of Plymouth,
(Democrat) AL.
BARNSTABLE, NANTUCKET, & DUKES
COUNTIES
Cape District-Chas. F. Swift of Yarmouth,
fBanks) 500; Joshua c. Howes of Dennis Gard
ner AMI 407 Enoch Hopkins of Wellfeet,
(Beach) GA All bnt Eastman and Orleans.
Island District-John Morrisey Of Nantucket,
(Bauks) 845 Henry w. Rugg of Barnstable,
Gardner AM 855; Frederic G. Sanford of Nan
tucket, (Beach) 80. We think that Rugg,
Americad, is elected, and if so, the Americans
will have two members of the Senate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-05

A. Frenttss' Designer and Elgraver upon Wo,d
nd stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entranca ~
Main street House on Crescent street. All or5c IN
meet with prompt attention. Particular VIII
drafting Machinery. dsc3O &c 5u W
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] Cnrd Id ll,e Lndin.

In, IN: DUPoNoUs GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FoR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients IN n ~
Ponco's Golden Pills are perfectly harm ess The IL
Deen used N tne private practice of old Dr. Dupon
~ lV oyer on years and thousands OF ladies' can tea
thy to their great and neyer-ailing success n i
every case; In correcting Irregularities relieving main
Iol ana distressing menstruation particularly 81 ~
change Of life From i've to ten Ps will cnve my S,,
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly evs
ady in the land suffers from that complaint The 49,
rnas permanently cured thousands and will cure vo1
hyou use them. They cannothar1n vouon th ~ you
tney remove all distractions restore nature to It's prooe
ehAnnel and nvigorate the whole system Ladies' besa
neaitn WIN not permit increase Of family will Ana
these Pills sure preventative, For particulars see M
Ieotons on the box Price Stand will be sent to ladies'
eonndenuay by mail by enclosing 81 to either Of tbe
following general agents fT Worcester GEO III spITRR
~ Main street, JAMEsGREEN, III Mainstreet, pa VID
SCOTT 2bl Main street, corner Of Mechanc street. Also
Dy 1, Choate Fichburg, O. Oantrell Son Danielson
vile, Robert aeer, Norwich, Balch 4 som provldence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. b. n D. Sands, New YORK..
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass
See the signature DUPoNC0 is on the Boy none other
enuine div ,.ehIo
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Canker Rash aud Scarlet Fever. Icspeo
ialy during the prevalence OF this malignant and fatal
qseasethe public should again be informed that GREN.
tiLLES HEGETABLE EXTRACT Is the most e.
eetea remedy for canker rash scarlet fever
eaker and thrush In the mouth throat dstemper what
Is malignant puued sore throat, dysentery aud an sum
mer complaints and now has been in twenty three
years As family medicine is unriyalled being
posed Of harmless materials.
Iae genuine has the fac smie Of the inventor A, s.
SkENFlLLE, on the wrapper and circular II is now
manufactured by his widow Mra. 8. A. Grenve, 10 Wor-
cester, and Is Tor sale John j. Brown Sons, AIS
Washington street, and Charles Carney, 1888 Washing
ton street. Boston Also by James Green and d. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Also, GRENpTLLE'g IMMINENT, TO accompany
the Extracts for liberated throat outward an
pca ion. II Is good fer any kind OF inflammation For
burns light or severe II viii relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful 1t wou
be well for every family to keep t. II being also good for
bruises chlblains, chapped hands, lips and noses
piles, &c, &c. dtf SIS
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THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
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DIR. J.. M. RICE
once No. 4 Harrlngton Block.
Corner OF Main and Front streets.
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W. w. PR TT
CONSTA BILE AND AUCTI0NEER
otnce NO. Fagg's Building, opposite he Raw az,
Jz0 House, Worcester Mass az
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NEW FtRM.-A six O'Clock last evening,
while the returns Of the State election were
fast coming in, indicating the success Of Mr..
Banks by a large plurality, workmen were
basily engaged In eleYating sign over the
rooms No. 46 State street, which bore the in.
aeripti0n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAMILTON A. HILL,
DIR. j. CLA MAnN ENIrnr

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar LAw
no 2lS Main, corner of Pearl .treet. dtf
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ATToRNEY 4 COUNSELLOR IT LAB.
No 2ls Main street,.-- .wnroosterAiass
uy3O
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INCOME NEM

Total. -.....s.......
II Districts to hear from.
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OElaEUsa
JEWEL1Y 8TORE.

Second street, between Main and johnson
AASIN0 jwst SctafAsd from ~ East, =
- rcspsetiully call the attention Of ny IA
friends. and the public gsn,isily, to my NJ
newand 6nestcck Of watcher, ,jswelry, silver And
plated ware, fancy gocsls. Ao.
WatcheA.
Fine gold dnplsx, magic, patent and aetsched
lever watchssi silver patent Asd dstschsa lsvsrs
and kpines Of AL kinds and quAlities.
JoWelry.
Ladies plain gold. mosaic, sanso and enAmslied
ssr,inxs and hIe.'t pins, ladies and children :.
gold and Jet hraOelets, ladies' and gsaa's gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond 1nger
rings. eold asa silver thimhss, seats gold brsast
pins, studs collar and sleeve buttons, geld silver
steel snd patent sPsctsees pocket, table and des-
sert cutlery, sndscisssRs.
SILVER Ware.
In which line intend mot 10 BE- surpa ssed by suy
store west north Of 81, Louis Wis: silver table,
destert and tea spoons ndforks sugar crcam, mus
lard aad salt spoons, butter and fruit knives sivo
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Piatea ware and Fancy Gee1s.
Plated and britannia tea ssts, eastors, fruit and
cake baskets, eapdlesicks, pearl and sheli poek ss
books, and In fAcs everything pertaining 10 my
line.
Clocks.
A general Assortment Of clocks Of thelAtest pat.
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
A~Watehes and Jeweiiy repaired In the most
workmAnliks manner, and 1t the shortest notice.
my6-diy JULES uETSEk.
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gfDB HNSURANCE.
.. 1rs :sa;ss - sss rssr:..c. = cos,.,y
OF ST. LOUIS.
DiAecr0As.
!, :; nscsa.. s,4. sAfali, c.s: or..ly,
RS. ELLiOfT. ssey. !. 4. HDosLE' p,.....
no nxfaA-nAAA spous nssKs rAxrH s Z
y. y. AOLMRS, 0snsrsl9Ases
SEE soel l-dly a. bklD4AAN. Agt, Ksoksk.
aswa ssasS lnsasanss C0a1anY.
''''1 " second s,,.. s.s .sss ,soasifs asd 'roar
s'HiS Hsms Company tAkss kisks on the safe,
AND ON the CASH PLAN ron A CASH PAR.
snacA Asasss - ssAsoasbls - those ii say rsiis:
nInscross:
9. h. Perry, =. II. Ford, James r. Coz,
Geo y. SnytA, Wen. \. fasAss, n d. " oodw ard :
1sss s,'s:c..: acc:.: = u. n.r'i.sa yests,..
'oA' '@AA'' o,,,e.,. ~. kaaa's.
G. II. PERRY, Pres, K. II. HARRISON. .rr.s.,,
Nv. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W r. TURNER, See
ysni3ds mos. 9
MAaasssan = Life q ns.Ts1ss Csa1aaY,
l46 ssOADwAv, NEW Y0sK.
CssA CssffStaad Ascua ssaftoa 1kee, GEO.
nEPoSITEDt I tie0 ,eee With the Ce0ptrslisr Of he
~ StAts of Nv York, for the sssarity Of Policy
hoidsrs Ia 81 itisR to which the stockholders ars
psrsonaily liable. Among ths Directors are The
most Seaithy aud iaaasutiai eitissas Of New York.
fhis ~ Stock Company, rstuzniag 70 ths ~
sared s1A par ssat. Of sll ~ prosss -asauslly
= party ~ ysArs VI Ass aey sseArs 70 his fAmlly
free from the elaine Of his ersltors for about So
cents per wssk, policy FOR -, 7,eoe.
b wosia not spAre this sua Ter the gratfSes-
esen Of reeso1ioa, sick bsA 10 sase sf sspi-
dsat, thak II all slss fail, As hsd nAds certain
provision for his faailyi II would Tighten hi
pain. .And 10 more for his recovery than medicine.
N. D. MORGAN, Prss't.
c. Y. wsmsLs, Bsc,y.
Prospeatss, with all nsssaAry in1srmatipn. fur
aishsd by RICkxf SIN PSON, ,Asts.
Pest ORss Baiidins,
AaSs-dly Ksokuk, Iowa
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
FARE TO LOUISVILLE REDUCED
VIA
Ohio and Mj3sianippi

BROAD GAUGE RAlLROADl
TRAINS THROUGH TO MITCHELL ! +!
~ On and after MONDAY, April goth, the
make close connections At Mitchell With New Alba
ny AMI Salem Railroad Tor Louisville, arriving As
10 O'Clock ?. Il.
Passspgers for Louisville should avail themselves
Of the advantages Of this new route, ss Il Is the
shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions, being
over 100 miles shorter, hours quicker, and ~ 5J
cheaper than BY any other route
FARE THROUGH ONLY 81 SO.
| NDrSeesre your tickets ut the aEhce OF Ohio
| Miss. Railroad, corner 9TH and Chestnut, undA
| Planters House, No. ~, and corner Levee ans
Vine streets, No. 81.
J~Both o6ices exactly on the corner.
J ISAAC WYMAN,
apr30-d Gent Ticket Arr.
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MRS. b. @. BEMAN, or New York, the ori gina
1yl toraf The systen Of making shirts y Measure,
broadway trade, lformsr.y No. Astor House. } has
opened rooms one door west Of the Postofsce, ON
johnson street,up stairs. She 10 prepared to exc
cute, with prcmptness and dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collars, Robe de Chambe bers, Ladiss' and
Childrsn's Dresses.
Parties farnishing their own materials will bs
hsnorably dealt with.
Ladies' Bssqsss cut and bssted In . superior
manner. A hst rsts Auliner, psrticulaxiy In al
braiA work, blsaahing, etc., In attendance.
NIB. Te0sAtlsnca: Mrs. B, having besn CON-
pelled to make Laundry arFsagsmsnts Tor her own
business, she Is abls to take the washing Of num-
Der Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and the
06es - ahove. ffeble-A
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Charles Raxuons 4 Co,
nANkED.
ExOHANGK ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
or TIE
UntssA ssases, Cailasrnia & Osegens
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Aho, sails sxehangc LosAtn, Berlin, Paris,
Lsipsis, casssi, Cologne, Brsnsa. Frank Z
fort On the Maine, Stuttgart. Han
bssSh And zarisA IN knrcrs.
sept ,d1y
sss WI. 11OWN,
AK C HITECT.

\ us1 oaM ~ his res0s, ever DsuAlsaay . Will
Jssss s1sss, esssAA stsest any tire, tsxsept asa-
1ays,} frsn 1syltkht till ~ sstk q nigAs, - he
y 0eliesa - Be senstsntly on hsnls ~ sesssnt ~
ptssssf tasissss md ~ his drawtngs, sppasssas,
- sx4ensivs AseAitsetsral Lbsssy, Which ~
esse tpshe iaspstioa u oil, asd jsdgs vhse1s1 b
lessnpstsss " serveths publci n bis pssfssslsa =.
He ntfht here rrete what great things be has d0as
senNs, ~ that voald b sufssAssss in this util-
eonn unity; shss fDfs 8 lswilling 70 show
- pnAlie What DO san Ainssn ~ II peaesteal
ssass. Gall saa sss ,frssol eAaSss. s
1Uhk-d Nv. BROWN.
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apr3e-,
KeOkuk Packet Co.
Xeokuk and 6t. Louis,
AND
oalney a.A q. Ls.is

1857. sP1IN0 Ann 1887.
0.AEvOkthe aecconodation Of IL. u
j. this trade line of steam
sssvaIi leave 81. lou,r for Loaisiana, Hannibal,
Quincy, LAsraags, Canton, WassA~ and ksokuk.
Leaving So. Louie at l3.'caock daily arriving
at Hassihel q . w.. Vuiasy ~ y N, and Kso-
kak at II A.n. RAtarnlag-L LsAys Keokuk u p.
m, WAssaw at Up. m. Lasraags st 4 p. m, II
Qaiacy - p. H.. HAanibai u p. a., asrivina
q st. Louis 81 .. n.
Another line Of steamers will leave St. Louis to
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad
leaving St. Losis q y. m, arriving At Hannibal
st 10 .. -, and Quincy Al I'm.
Rstusnisg-Leayc Quincy u -. m. Hannibal II
M, end arriving at 81. Louis st A. m.
A. soon ~ bssinsss via RaiisuaA 10 resumed Z
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