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Steamship Janice Adssv Turner. cbarieso" -spoatrd II
sssanship Roanoke. Skinner. niehmsra.y aOIudb.r A
sa,p Ysnhss RANGER, s,ohmso sJdasy. NJ" -tNici,ve
shin arr1S. Dvuesr.. Bssses, -.,f ......
s.ss rs .s.. k. ,..y so Mss.ss s.a,
E Fro Ssss' &c., is aax Ssd
sss sss & S!sss - ss EssA.-s4
Bs,s assdy "..iy s.t.a ssyy ,Sa HSsiss
schr Euphea.. Allen. &, K,,,s--s Iew,s.-
Scor Loyal Scranton. Loweu. SsvannsbScrsnoo A Tall
% tssssss ssks Potter
sehr A Dekossrt, brewster, Wilmington -polnee &
s Sum S ssss %sss ssNs
s.: i sss Ase:ss s; FsisSsp.ls Sekes
schr Gaobc Kills Saiexn--R " Ro,ses q Ga.
sloop Chsstes. Tracy. frocidenc'-J Ed~arts.
ARRIVED
s.eanosil p u,noa Boggs AspnwsI April ~ viii paa,sn.
v, ss. saS Suass ss c sauss sGs AP Z q, %
sup s.oSdlsh, Cocker Manila, Jan Is yis hc@p. &C.
.Ss sss.sy gaze .sSssd p Ss:ssa ;''
seaman both we've & and on The ls S ieS S iran
e 10 M e Yard c.esscr ard Sss o April - T..
signal with letter nit 2s; aa4 "a just oa,side ,he Gulf
Cd teps shps iua Ssss; s,s sssss lon
ess ws s ssoS 60 90 % O hs Ss1
found her sbaIdoasd Nance 9Th iat
burned deck appsryody had yvlou bee
e"oS ard I'd The ssr or Il and tins word foe' on Aer
ship Florida tof BesOnt N'cse'son Havana IL days In
Barx Gerhard COdenl. Kneoei Rotterdam, Msroa Il with
Il passed Schooner q sSon. 100 Sas Se N up pss.od
Bsrs N Bridge TOT Portland, Woodbury.. C.rteuAs. Il
Rsrt Cuba xaSit sas,a, April II. With sugar and mo-
iasses g Ps;s,s 49, Ec4 ses s.s u.,,,us, c
lsih iss WITH sugar Bacs C. S,A @:. a. " Loo
to Tsh saaa b bs & ios Ss spe e &c
schr Gertrude Horton. Lewis. siss Apeil 10 with hides &C.
Scar Mary susan usr,, C,a,r. Baraess April 10 with
rrui, 70 miller Luther "a ns la = lon y 10 s'o&s SCR
scSs bsxse @t BANGOR ve-yie. cssdsaAA Ish With
's sosF Ml:.. p iSss.s BALTIMORE.
Schr TeNsn.---, Bas'rcrt
schr irrsto. CSrk, M4ch.as. IS dsy.
seSr Hss 5. Scsessso' Gio;.ssss N ouY
fchr Era, ChannberSsin Bosscns - y T. P" 80
sSSr Macy sascssSirs sSro.s. Bsssas Io~ Kx..sssA
schr ser.ins, Hayes New Hsysa
ssS Sr S Ssn'1 R.suus s ouso1s fcs M. se
schr john Adams Post koadous for Bsssoa.
schr sreese Clark with mdse from WRECK d ssa Minerva
sioop Henry Cone, Porasnd- Conn.
Hoop Midas, smith Rssaoa. io@ New asy,u.
ss s e.I Ss' hsa1 e. No" H.
ss s, f1i S.! A,c' ss,p rS, ses sooa
An mgO. p. s.ror oe.S srs ;s.s q. seoo. Of ~:
The o Eastern belle had tarsd decs load aud was esas
I'D no deck Load and does not leak
BELOW.
o.s bark AMI brig.
Steamships Arabia gBS L4y,rpoo. Jsnss Ads~v. ChAte
700; Roanoke. Norfolk. &c
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Mr. hccraw sold act head al 50 800 49, average per head
New YORK. "'
Are not 10 plenty but bring psioes about equal 30 lat
weeks figures The number sale al AlleTtop'A was
ZSS and the probability u there quite punber LETT
ior The latter part oil dis week Sales have bee made
al INC.
REHABILITATION.
The total receips OF all sook al all the yards Cor the
We<sk as fnIioxvu, - -
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Herald Marine Corrsssossdaoss.

New Ycrt soirs Leah Tyirs Sowtarypo~t Ainris DsSx
sc sss~ Es ao s.Sl Ssi cr
Norwich A. : i BsDwn' Brown New n , orr,
Williams, from Port sa Pfnos $500 -'
Jsnclro brig Coeias uaoAr sosioo; sohrs Pickup
FsossS % ehs s SAIL new GsS oaY
rotnr a I; 5 Ferguson, wSes,ca koIsary: Ain.ads
IaS Hss soaSsoa s:rsS rnss New psSdS
taelar shaw Ros6ury II His-es, s'5ce' bosoo' n~o'
miscelIaneous and Dasasssrs.
Fer los Of ship Cathedral ot Bosson cisrans;
also for Of the bur ming Of i've hips Pot
Arrivals
TaAI tar oy TIE NEW s-xI .ssu cotvss-rhe new and
apieodd steamship Columbia engineers yes,er
day morning. and returned 70 the about half Hor
dimensions foowsi9D register rs fcet loug Is
breadth OF beam, and x sct depth 81 hold buut by wn
Coyer, Of Greenponi Her engine of the side lover
rangener o 1000 horse power % inch cynd,r feet stroke
bua, a. Novelty wos She hss accommodations foe
passengers In the lower saloon. She will s Saturday
next inst, place OF the Nasnyie, ~bo beeo hied
of FOR temporary repairs TIE built under The
lneudenos Commodore Berry the pioaser captain
line and Will be- commanded D. him NesArs spcad Tue,
too A Go the ssents-
The OunArd mail steamship Arabia, Capt s.nns, sailed yes-
rdsy Zoe Liverpool with IL sad Nos3, 10 IS La
specie.
BRrsxr Sur xmrxvATse foliownsi- us cargo Of he
Bremen ship Minerva ashore At Crsneey IaieS wsoh
bling sgs dsS s. an os. ass Hen 40 Va ~
ns,on Aoeo r'ps. pee sn p,Ise knspp - so'ss
~
DO madden. sSy bundles rattan. 10 order.
H.s. cousrEC.oi Dorrsy Of bark On Cs. Al q ,orxs
town r,por-s no da- la B ~ Ion "a I In with bar< d,u
rer 81 sou,hpoa 6esore Reported as..ancd fOrsm.
a. be Sgn. k9s na spsse s Oh me- s .s AIM
Ger hsna,nea " nsf -on. IN 49, -, $3.50, Is..
her u 0~' ouI gaze e""hs @" We wei" '""po" "'S'"
her
Bass Fnysosr, beicnstnE ~ y labs = 20, ~ sAn
rnnctco bound from Pug, sound = sysnsy Ssw rsa
sshor. ON re nsht % ne - D- 40 on cen-uaAs or
sS ys .ssna, - ~ "'' ''' ~ w. S
Az nAnas sA'rN-
Rae Joss Rotpa M VA unoer 7-h mt ronn boou on
me MANI " - "a, 80 - ~ 49, .,s,, 80
mira Wa run vac n, ~ .s, ',,.s rs ~ w. anu
~. $500 - 90 - -, -. $500.
bs'e btGx hAsh npss .-. -, ~ ~.
1890 n NJ s.,s, fos gass.oo Ia ~h,rr IL -
ssh and yso,Id Load for New York
"N4~ - - ,.- =. a., -. --. -, -. a.
Sem A.nx EisAssrs q. View sediord r-go.,s 20 "s
saw dep osasd -I tun 20 ~ ~ ~1'
oD~"s 80, -. -. =. c,- p, -
sos ,,,s ~ s..a lss,s q. ~. nsn,, ~ H. "a
sorva enso, srs ~ ~ "" $3.50 -
now dscAArsng cargo underwriters AZ
ianLc dock. b~ookynL
sous Aafzrrs, Of Dennis non Norfolk fos BoAoo. sgA
sAgcn psrtea ehalus kas river herros during no
'aorn u went lsai q .chr rio,a. Kelly frp ~
boston. with coal AMI the latter 70 svod D~nf
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llinos. .s..t, Voj
BErr CArTrE
There was an unusually small surrly 20 bs-eF oArie ~
AArtons today, the average quality of which
vh inferior 10 thai o. last Notwithstanding tho
small number offered to-day, tho demand was very Light
pat, af la. week. and Monday Of this weck-and the
srge attendance al the yards yeerd,y During the day
200 bead disposed o. and FRIDAY ass bi2 head
were sod making a12 bead, which dspcsed ~ nj
prices vary ing from loo 10 13c pr 10 The number on
during the week OJ2 bead, Dolly $40 Of whch
were on ssle the regular day. Tfs yarss In crnse
uuepce presented very inaninais appesrsnce there
being only about hall hc number of Iersons present Sho
us, ally are 10 b. met with Wednesday,. Mr. Cham.
bsrldn rcpofp buocks at at per 100 Re. bot we
heard q no other sajcs for moe than l9c Tho svYfy
came chiefly from Ohio, Illinois and this Ssio
COWS AND cALvRs.
Are n trim more brisk Account of the h'ph OF
beet cattle. Tho receiyse rather rchVr this week
Nus there plenty in market. .rd IA pru5ebly
be LEFT on sslc during The rest 81 the wees " =
VIAL CALVES.
Tie demand las been moderate throughout the pta
wet and the supply has been the Dcrcsge for several
weeks tas-tc day the total surpy 1904 al all the
markets. sy5 o. which offered al Auertous. The
MICS are about the ssme, with dccrcasc w the average
n about &c rsr ID. The range frOo, &C. o. &c ,
Inc Latter al extreme ngMe
sugEP AND LANp-.
ghsr and tsmb- doing PRETTY vel ior this seas0n
~ 40 vaer The r,certs continue light, although about
fuo bend were received this week han lat. pr
io, ~ tho r,eipts shuru, and were disposed OF
.u "a ts,shlc IN account of The bad effect avaya pro
duc.d bt cold weather peeiy sheared sheon. Prices
ar, ,sNnou change James McCarty od ~ Brcvnlngs
zoo sheep and hsabs .. Al seSsse - " 70 pw head
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SKRIots InOceHvs FoR sERIora PEoPLE

GLORIOUS r4OUGHrs FoR sERtord PEoPLE
~ coo LIVER IoptNv
Ord liver OIL consuuipuoo sonionea Iodine, 40
with hing but Wa;er always. We ehall
not deny either Of thse sci They no dputet BY n.n
Of why liver Oh dy for consuur
toni Because, tho phy scns llln~. and
csuse IN addition 20 the iodne contains he FATTY natr
which, when sceted hs blood. and w
the daily oss Of substance ccaorcd ~ the nperfct action
of tho lunse Certainly the4s truths Noeo- denies
stomach II q ioshesosne N all Why nos hen take The
tpuo ~ tse hat pieuco hss dcsvcred how N db
solve y 70 pure water, 10 MAKO pslata6e eriak
20 ~ And whv supply he carbonate 10 the
system by nod beef tender lamb, delicate veal fra
grant ham tuitleg 80 can; hus produce half
iSe WI The god effects 81 cod liver o and plcs instead
~ a'seruna respectable stomach The hqht iotine 2.
pure onc water discovered Henry Anderr n soh
~ ~ bottle BY AkDERs FORhIK No sseoDnd ascnue,
rrd see bsnad~ay; O. ~ Rang oz and Barnes Parx ns
btv~dvsgi kss. Hsges> Ryooklyn, ssd sa druxg-lA
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(yAUTTON TO WESTERN MERCHAkTR
" understand Q number Of druggists md tAo
city who claim to be respectable, Offering tho oouny
trade limitations md counerfsA 6cheAam schnApps wuuA
advise the country merchants purchase from the following
respectable ASmss- UDOLPHO WOLFE,
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Canadian -four 6rmer and In good request with sales
OF 500 COO barrels at the quotations given above Southern
-four continued active and In good demand with saes OF
about 200 500 barrels within the range OF the above
prices Wheat In Light stocks, and prices for prime
qualities quite rm see Of about 500 bushels Of Southern
prime white made at 81 70; and small lot Of Ken
lucky do reported sold AZ III So Corn less buoy
ant and active; the sales embraced about 10 900 Is OOe
bushels Of yellow at rs $780, Western mixed at 77c
and Southern white at 76c 79c Rye continued frm with
sales Of 1900 bushels Northern ri S Barley and barley
matt were firm. Oats In moderate demand with
sales Of State and Western at Sc 61c
CoFrExThe sales embraced about 500 bags OF Rio 1t
lie. Ike, with small ot of Jamaica at p. The
stock of Rio In th market yesterday WAS So bags and
OF all kinds, S6, 2U. circular OF the 18th instant
remarks as Observation-Disclosures the past week there has
continued active demand for Rio, and prices may be
quoted &c. higher all grades, at which Improvement
the market closes with hrmness Total sales 90l0 bags,
all made to the trade and comprise 100 bags, Union
al Ike 200 bags Conquest, at IL &C. Of superior
quality 1888 bags received coastwise, At lie IL xc
about 40 bags, secondary kinds Al l0c l0,Sc. and
sundry lots within quotations. An invoice Of @ 900
bags Msracaibo per Addy S~h, was sold at Exc four
months
CoTToS--The market firm, with upward tendency
In prices The sales embraced from 900 900 bales,
based mlddlng uplards, At about 14zc. Geographic
despatch received from New Orleans dated 2Sh inst
which quoted mdding cotton at Isc and freight l6s
Receipts ut ali the ports 300 short q same period iA
year. t.,.. .t..-l .!.~ ...
The following stsiemeat af tho moyemeut In cotton
since the hrst September last compared with the prev
three
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ExrENaIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOuRfs
NosL s. and IS
Fullou street
Hslveen Cold and Cliff streets.
The amount ~ hno and c6c~r
back cloth frock custs, tire ard
ehrap cashmere busness cc~is
contained In this extensive esabtsh-
rreot IA iumruae. Not man IN . has
drpd fals 10 be- suited every respect foy,
81 regards price, Evans hatters himself ka
he can and doea underseil every othe~ eirthiv
In the csy a. New YORK Pcr Lnsasoes-
frork .tN s 81
super black and fancy cloth frvck ....... 10
Cloth fuck coats wen made and trimmed W W
Over tosp nlere business coaie 70
spring ragans.
beauntl blue chth dress coat1
Ire q kk v,singa ............... Ms
Cashmere business pants .................'.s.
g. &C. 80 &c.
EYANy e. aud - raioa slr~rs
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uAyR YOU sFEN THE PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
III ues ~ %; Congress shocs, 81 81; boo< ~. NJ JOHES
~ ian
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CLEARED
Steamship James Adgsv Turner. Charleston III
lesiOa A CO. -. ...
s<eanship RoanfAf. Skinner. Ricbmls'd. aeIudb.n 4
PttseAAtsA ~ 80 -t-.. ,...
Sieanaslp Jackson Baker, RsIugnore-H IL Crcn,weu
Ship Yankee Kas,yer Stchmsn Sydney. NsW :INjoiave
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CITY COnI1zERCIAL RExaORr.
Arr4t

WEDNESDAY,, AFff ~ r. IA.
Asaua-The market was less buoyant, and ssles were
light az NC for pots aud at &c. for pearls.
HRELADsHUFrs-k1our-The market was less animated,
and common grades were in less request without quoa
change In prices, while extra grades firm and In
good demand The sales embraced about 7 900 5000
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PENNSYLvANlA fgAIlROAD,
ma 15RE

THREE daily Through Trarns, between Philadel-
i phiA and Pittsburg.-TaE MORNING MAIL TRAM
leaves PhilAdelphia for rttsbarg =, "a A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ. THE FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelpha for Pittsburg at p. NJ
TIE NIaHr ExPRKss TRAIS leaves Philadelphia for
Pttsburg a. II Y. NJ, and pittsburg for Philsdei.
phia ~ 10 p. M.
The above lines connect al Pittsburg with Rail
roads 70 and from ST. Louis, No. Alton, 6alcns
and Chicago, H.; Frankfort, Lexington anu Lou
isville, KY, Terre Hsute, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Beliefontaine, Sandasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massilion and Wooster. Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or.
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the above places
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
ferent starting points Passengers from the Wes
will find this the shortest and most expedition,
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. TH0s. MOORE,
Aeksr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j. AESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Piits burg
Jan. 1. 1887. .-ly
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No. " Sonns01Sk.s oot. "a y Cd, AEOkuk, IOWA.
sEo. sEo. .Ga4sas' Z. LEE Late Of Albany, ny.
( (vOLLECTIONB made In eli par h Of the West, and
~ promptly rsmitted on day Of payment at eur
rent rates.
Bank of the State Of New York, NY.
Ed Blake, Cashier of Mercantile Bank, N. y
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastns Corning Co., Albany, MY.
Hon. Jno l. 6cheoicraft, pres't Comm I Bank, Al
bAny, N. Y.
Thes. w. Olcott, Prsst Mechanics 4 Fsrmsrs
Hank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert I. Wilson, AAs Z Treas. N. Y. Central h.
h. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co.'s Express, Boston.
Hon Horstio Seymour, Utica, Ny.
Iron Bank, Pail Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jno 4. Lee Co., Bankers, Buffalo, NY
Michigsn Insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
!. Ii. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of Commssce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, 81. PAul, Minnesota.
Greene, Thomas &Co, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Lokef, kenick 4 Co., /" ST. Louis, Mo.
Messn. d. w. r. Kilbourne, Keokuk, lows
Jne. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Dsmoine N 4 X R.Co.
deci6-dly
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l016.7. ,axo
OHIO AND MlssIasHPPI
j e
BROAD 0UA0E RAITROAD
U. SNAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
CsvryiSg rae GveSt NorsAevs and C4ueya Ms,i
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

CwryHg rae Grest NorsA<va and E4sfeya Mail.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FOR TEE wISrss or 1867.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS AND osx sAspovAL AcconxopA-
rfos rkAIs DAILY tsrSDAr xxrRPrvm
n n and after Sunday, Nov. seth. trains Win run
= ~ follows: 'i 'AA
Morning Mail train leaves 81 Loui. Al 7.as ae,o.l
\. n. and y. 81. Louis Depot at s:3e A. n. Even
+. -. Louis Depot 4:3or.n.
Tue sAndoval Accommodation leaves Sandoyal At
p NJ, on the arrival of the Illinois Central train
from the North aud sonth, and arrives at ST. Louis
:. 90 ~ \, making the quickest and most direct
route between 81. Louis and Cairo and points north
on the !iiinois Central Railroad.
Ane MAIL and Express trains make direct and
certain connections at Ind with All
uA'ns, thus making therhortcst and quickest possi.
bic route tfor the presenu to New YORK. Ra-,ar
rhilAdeiphia, Pittsburgh. Baltimore w sshin gtor
City, Loaisyille, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
cities Also Cairo, and oil points nor th ON III, iI.
nois Central r. X. "
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
iahs 10 the bst aad only reliable route bet ween
~. Louis and Terra Haute, and the Eastsrn Ra.ds
out OF indianapolis run in direct ounection With
trains OF the Ohio Mississippi Road
View FORK Passengers have choice Of four railroad
,yu,ef ~ from lndi annapolis, viz New York Erie,
4 Ohio. A' 'Ai'''h''e
Through passengers should avail themselves ef
inh most reliable route bet ween the East and
west, G II affords unusual facilities, being = supe-
r.or road, and the only Broad Gauge Road in the
West. "" ''' '"'
;, Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington. Lasalle
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Danleith Ga.
lena, Peru, &C., de, connect at sandoyal with the
Illinois Central Road for the above NAMED po,nts
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago, connect a,
odin with Chicago Branch. Through from 81 ii,
with one change of cars
Through baggage checks given in this city, ant
baggage handled free giving passengers no troubl
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured At the Offices, No. ~ and 30. cor
4th and Chestnut street, under the Planter ouse
or No. "a Lcvee, corner of Vine.
N. B. Both Offices are xactiy on the eornar ,h
only places TO obtain reliable information
ISAAcWfMAN, Cen Tiek ct Ag't
". II. CHRISTIE, Master Transportation.
ianS Sid
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THROUGH TICKETS,

TEAROUGH TICKETS,
From keokak, allowing passengers TO stop at any
point and their seas can be procured al the
Company % Office.
Main-st., befuecn Cd and 81,
One door from the Billings liouss, (forraerly La
cIede, keokuk.
ErfraYeiers get reliable information at
this Office in regard to all Railroad Routes in the
United States
5SC-fieket 0iice open fr. III I al to p. IN
j. Il. TEwKSBuEY,
Ticket A < mt, keoknk Iewa.
s.M. BURSHAM,
General Ticket Agent, Quincy.
EA-Whiie tho river is frozen over, stages will
start from the Office on Msin-st, at o A. m They
viii also call for passengers any part VI the cit
without extra charge.
dec ydAw IL II
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BOOKS AND sTATIONERYl
Fer the Tall Traaci!
he L0yQssf Hnd most Complete Efocksc

sne A0rgest SN0 MOST Complete Nf0Cksces
brought to I0p0!!!
VINHE subscriber Is nov in receipt Of his stock OF
Books, Stationery, &C., DC, which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and publish.
ers.
Hisiargely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage IN competing with tho largest
establishments in the West.
His Sales Rooms are large and elegant--compar-
ing favorsbly with any Of the Book establishments
in the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices. r. Is. OGDEN,
No. 81 Main street,
septsd Next to the corner If Scoon d
A PoLOGY--To my old customers. and the la.
y dies In particular, owe an apology for recent
change In the inside arrangement and outside ap-
pcarance Of my establishment.
Though twas not until after patti and thor
ongh tegal invsstigat that became conv inced
Of the error In tho style Of my sign that submit
ted TO achange. But in changing IL from 'sLadios
Shoe shop" have not ceased to manufacture all
kinds Of Ladies shoes, before, but have, in Ad-
dtion, engaged in Boot making for their Husbands
Ry"ther. Scn. .rd Levers. 90 .h.s rc- .n yc.-
family and friends can be accom- modatsd at one
shop-The ONLY ONE IN kEokux where you can get
anything, in the Boot and Shoe line, made TO order
10 ~ y. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. SO
where. also, thelbcst quality and greatest
varie'yof Eastern work Is kept Tor sale cheap.
Come and examine the gseds and buy, or lea We
orders, which will be promptly atts sndedto by
aovl7 s. A. DUKE.
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Northern Cross IL. r..



AND ITS CONNECTING LINFs,
Chicago and Burlington knilroad. Chicago ard
Mock Island Railroad. Pear . and Oqua wka Rail-
road. Illinois Central Railroad. Gaiena and
Chicago Railroad, and tbs Michigan Central and
Michigan southern Railroads.
A LINE OF DAILY STAGES is now running
between ksokuk aud Plymouth, rs miles } mss ing
regular cunnections with trains on the Northern
Cross Railroad, 70 all points North East and SOUTH
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY
tsundays excepted. y - follow:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
EvExIsa ExPREss Leaves iincy at $3.50 D. NJ
Arrives At PLYMOUTH at SIS y. IN at tiaiesburg
at 900 p m, at Wynet at 1880 p. m, ~ Mendoza
At t:l5 m, AtJunction at J.3j a. m, and ut Chi
cago al 7:2o =. N.
MoxsIsG kxrssss Leaves q incy at 500 a. NJ
Arrives 1t PLYMOUTH at TOO .. m, at ualesburx
at 1920 .. m, 1t Wysoet a. i:oS D. m, a. Mendots
at ESQ, tdinnsr) at Junction Ut 5:37 p. in and at
Chicago soc p. m.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
EvEsne ExrsEss passes PLYMOUTH at s.4s
o'clock.
AossnG ExrRsss passes PLYMOUTH at 900
o'clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTscEs FOR KEOKUK.
lndefstigable cxertions viii b. made to render
this rapid, pleasing and reliable route
Running Time from keoknk.
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The Gate CITY asainss the Wsrid
keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. e.. Orr

| SNOW manufacturing Mattresses Of every descrip-
tion, spiral Spring, Curled Hair Wooicn, Felting,
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shsck, and Straw, of the best
quaiity Pillows and holsters Of all kinda. Also
Comforts and Fea hers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended TO,
and all articles manufactured or sold ut my estab-
hshment will be offered at fair terms and " variant
ed. challenge the production of superior work at
any establishment Of the Kind in the Western coun-
try. You arerespsctfuliy invited to call and exam
inc specimens Of my work. Wareroom corner OF
Fourth street and Exchange.
have IN operation new invented and pensi We
machinery, which enables me to manuf actnre be t.
ter work at more liberal rates, than inferior work
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Beddinge prepared by machinery Is more
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
Hh0lesale and Retail.
March 10 IQ5s ak~i,
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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

J. 2. IIcKLkH. 2. LUCAS.
IOWA BANKING HOUSE
RAcklem Il Lucas,
Nasvse ~ sst M1tm St., ,...... .kEOkUK, IOWA.
"Ercsivs deposits, discount paper, and make
w snllsetioas, In this city and throughout the
Nor Invest.
Exchange bought and sold at current rstss.
Gold, Silver, and uncurrent money bought and
sold.
First class business paper wanted 1t market rates
YoRBIoN EXCHANGE.
We sell drafts on Engisnd and Ireland in sums
from ese pound upwards, st reduced rates and fur
nish drafts on 0ernaay In the currency Of any pro-
vines-11 1flerins, "Thalsrs,' MARI -Baneo" and
Bremen TAaien;, ON France, Belgium 6witser-
lsnd and Italy in"Fsapes.
ADStsangers visiting the city are iav'tel to call
1t Cur OGce, WHARF every information will is given
and the best rates paid for Easern drafts and cur
fsncy.
RnHkRRNCKs.
BAak Republic, New York City.
Carpenter vermiiye, ~ Waii-st., New York.
IsAsh Lee 4 Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Dunlevy, Drake 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.
II, A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J Anderson 4 Co, St. I-ouis,
James Robb Co New Orleans.
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:, scriven 4 GnllaEhcr-
aenerai Advertising and Collecting A gency.
63 DeArbern.st Chicago

nagsl Hags!! HBags
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO RAG
~ ~ Manafaetory 10 Dearborn street, Chicago. i'll
FLOUR. BUCkWHEAT
C0lNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS
OSNABUKG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, ard at The
lowest market prices The designs for brandin are
new, original, and not to be surpassed in this
try. e. w AsHAAp
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