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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
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CHCRCIIES.

Prs.s,tsrsn-Rsv |. Twombly, Pastor. seryieesey-
e,J SabIa.h morning at IL o'clock. Every Sabbath
SvsniRS at ~ O'Clock. 49,.
MotAodai EpiScopxi-Rsv,A a. G. Byers, Pastor & az,
sisted by Rnv. W. T. Mstcslf. Services At Enion
-Chspei Poru eroy and Heath Chapel, She held ey-
cry Sabbath. at l0H O'Clock, A. M, ana Z r. NJ
Fray er meetings evsry "Wednesday eysMns.
r otestant Epscopal-No ssryices az present
AsH JerusAlom-Eo ssrvices.
lnvsrsaiisi-Middlopo port--Rev. r. Breare, Pastor
sths second Sabbath in January and ever! Two
~seks thsra altar at l0t. O'Clock A. NJ and - r. n
German N'thodist-Rev. J. PfetzlIE, ra"'or' "'r
-yiens eyory Sabbath morning, at 10 O'Clock. .-
Germsn Lutheran--Rev. r Hsid, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning. ,- ..-... ,
German Evangelical Presby ION Linn street!
--&ev. l.. TaeiSs, Pastor. Services every Saooa'h
lalrning, at 10 O'Clock. .. - ... ....,. ~
Gerlnan Prssbytsrian (on Plum street.)-Rsv. -
-, Pastor Services every Sabbath morning, ut
10 O'Clock. MI. g..
Roman Cslholic-RsY. John AlbrlneE, Priest. Ser
~iees every Sabbath morning. 49, ,,-.. 49,
W-',h Ssptist-Petsr Lloyd, Pastor. Services eN-
~ Sabbath, at 10 o'clock, A. "a and +. M :,
Welsh Pr4SoyteriAn New School --heV: I"En H.
.sEss Pastor Services every Sabbath al ~ O'clock
Welsh Presbyterian (old sehooi)-John 7! WilliaTs,
Pas,Or Services every Sabbath, at ~ O'Clock a. NJ
AAd6P.N lrrHt ..-,,. s.... .-....-. .- f.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
An Irishman on trial pleaded not gull

An Irishman on trial pleaded not gully.
and the prosecuting attorney proceeded 10
call Mr.. Furguson as witness. With tha
utmost innocence, Patrick turned his facs
to the Court, aud sail: "Do | understan
yer honor that Furkisson is to b. n witness
forninst me?''' The Judge sail it SCENE
SO. ''Well. thin. yer honor, piale gull y
not because am guilty, for arn innoceus
AS yer honor's sucking babe at the breast.
but jist. on accouqtqf saving Mr. FafkIs'
sou s sowl.''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

m all our territories, except in ''punishmenl
OF crimes, whereof the person sha il have been
duly conWciet, 10 have been personally gnu-
4 Leaving the old grounds of the inherent
wrongfulness Of slavery, Of its admitted vlo'
lat, On of the rights Of man, he shows beyond
controversy, that it is always, naturally and
necessarily ant agoDistic 10 freedom and Tree
labor; that its effects are 10 degrade tpose by
whom labor is performed, and thus burd W
"a powerful and crushing nristocracN' wh'
will -rrown with indignant contempton those
who. in obedience to the decree Of the Al
mighty, sha II earn their bread blythe sweat o
their brow. Nor are his. conclusions far
fetched or linsusiained. b y "facts and fig.
5dres, /. he demonstrates bsyondAh he FEASIBILITY
s6fsd0dbt, thst thDe'sinve system. f5aIided 'asii
isiin desp6iisn and wrong, contains atfre ele.
n,enis Of its own destruction; and that, bui
for lis en- ormous extension over free territory
since the formation OF our National Constitu
ton, thus alTording market to stimulate the
almost Gendish cupihiy OF the slave -breedin nl
states, Slavery, as was expected by the ionn
ders Of the Republic, would ere this hav,
died OF Itself deceased for want OF any in
nate vitality or vigor sufficient for its owl
sus enance. ......-.. -......,........ .a ....
This fact one would think sufficient TO con
sign the name of slavery exteusionlsts to eter
nal nfamy. The guilt of cursing generations
to come with chattel sIavery-oi fastening
upon them all the intestine commotions, dIvi'
siors, attentions ard cOnvulSionS, which i
has caused, and is still ngenderng-the prac
tica! abnegalion Of the principles of self
government, as asserted in our national dec
'laration Of Rights, all necessarily conseqnen
upon the extension OF slavery, it would seen
were effects OF no small magnitude. Bu'
this IS not the whole. lie leaves no hiding
place fof slavery extension ,sts. Noticing the
silly subterfuge that the diffusion OF slavery
does not increase the number Of slaves, but
increases their happiness. he, bya logical np
application OF the laws which govern the in
crease Of population, shows that the number
Of slaves in the OLD states is no LESS than Il
would have been WITHOUT emigration. and
consequently. that the slaves who populate
The NEW states, are but The fruits Of slavery
extension. Our limits, however. do not per
nit TO go into an exhibit of the facts by whicl
this last position is sustained. At anothe
time we will view This topic more fully. Ii
conclusion, for the present, we would urg'
every one who desires thorough acquant
ance with The Progress of Slavery in our 9th
erwse glorious country, to obtain this wor'
Immediately. L.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

ORIGIN OF PAPER MONEY. The Count
de Tendilla, while besieged by the Moors
in the fortress of Alhambra, was destitute
of Id and silver wherewith to pay his
soldiers, who began to murmur, as they
had not the means purchasing the nee
essaries of life from the people Of the town.
''In this dilemma, (says the historian }
what does this most sagacious comman.
der? He takes number of little morsels
of paper, on which he inscribss various
sums. large and small, signs them with
his own hand and name. These did he
giveto the soldiery, in earnest of their pay.
How you will say, ARE soldiers to be
paid with scraps of paper? Even so, and
well paid too, as | will presently make
manifest. for the good Count issued pre-
lamation, ordering the inhabitants to take
these morsels of paper for the full. amount
thereon inscribed, promising to redeem
them at a future lime with gold and silver.
Thus by subtle and most miraculous al
chemy did this cavalier turn worthless pa
per into precious gold and silver, and
make his late impoverished army abound
in money" The historian adds; "Tht
Count de Teudilla redeemed his promises
like loyal knight: and this miracle, as i
appeared in the eyes of the worthy Agapi
da, is the firstInstance on record of pape
money, which has since spread through
out the civilized world the most unboundec
opulence. This happened in 1881; ant
thus we see that paper money, notwllh
standing all the maediciions which hav'
been bestowed upon it by the ignorant, TIN
unbelieving and the iai,hess, was the al
junct of. the invention Of printing, the dis
covery of the western world. the Protest
ant Reformation, and tie increased i'm
pulse given 10 civilization, industry an
: learning. The more intelligent and pros
porous u people, the more it has abounled
. and though 1t has, like all the other attri
butes of civilization and liberty, been oc
=, casionaly abused and degenerated into eS
" cessive license, yet the good it has etlecte
IF has joutweighed a hundred fold all tn
II evils, and from the rashest and wilde:
=. accelerated stages Of its progress, We hay
!. never once been driven anywhere near til
m point from which the forced and prematul
+ march began, 1t needs wise regulation
~ like personal liberty and political right, IN
a. like these last, it can be subjected TO II
! despotis control of ogovernmental actiQ
/, among free and enlightened people,
"a 1raVeler. ,-ur. .i,.t ral., emsa ... aul
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

The 7I'rnyress Of Slavery IN the United
No States: BY George M. Weeton: for sale
y" by the Author: Washington, d. CO.
The perusal of The above named volume,
from he able pen OF Mr.. Weston, has very
proftably occupied our time for a number Of
evenings duri ,g the month just gone, Our
! mind has been presented with store house
! Of facts and arguments, indi -putable and ur-
answerable; while it has not deiracted from
the interest excited by this va luable document,
when we reflected that its author was lately
editor Of one OF the leading Democratic pa
4 pers Of the Stale OF Maine; as he is now edi-
! tor of the "Repnblie," an able and infnen-
tial Republican, paper, recently established
in Washington C.ly; and which, by the way,
observes n lifjera1 patronage from al who love
Efteedom and union, and abhor the detestabie
iespotisn Of Slavery. go .'''i''
His style is clear, compact!" AMI a+gumenta
iive-facts, and. rthe logical application o
principles having evidently been deemed c
more impertauce to his readers, and NOR,
available ia The discussions upon which he
has entered. than mere assertion or blind ap
peals to the passions. and pr-judices OF men
Could HIS work be placed IN the hands o
every voter, carefully read, the Reasoning
weigh independently OF prejudice or pre-
Judgment, no doubt can FOR moment be en-
teriained, but the construction Of our Ma
tl6nal Constitution, W rchwns estab !iShed b
; =, its framers, aud maintained by the people o
our. country for m re thnn half a ce1tury
would again beoomethe ''smprene law Of TIL
land" by the eternal prohibition of SLAYER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
Papa, what as "a Newspapers, usia
what does IL COMt;iiIB2 T. ,.a.

Organs that gentlemen play, my boy,
To answer the taste OF the day, my boy, ..
Whatever it be,
THEY hit on the Key.
And pipe in full concert away. my boy.
News from all countries and climes, my boy,
Advertisements, essays, and rhymes, my boy,
Mixed up with all soits '''''
....s Of(Olying reports, .. ..
And published at regular times, my boy.
Articles able and wise, my boy,
At least in the editors eyes, my boy,
And logic so grand
That few understand
! To what in the world in applies, my boy.
Statistics, reflections, reviews, my boy, '-h
Little scraps % instruct an ! amuse, my boy,
And lengthy debate '.'
Upon matters Of state,
For Use headed folk to peruse, my boy.
The funds as they were and they are, my boy
The bubbles and quIrks of the bar. my boy,
And every week,
clever critique
On some rising theatrical star, my boy.
The age OF Jupiter's moons, my boy, 81
The stealing of somebody's spoons, my boy
.".'". The state OF the crops, - .-.
'' The style OF the fOps. ...,'
And the wit of the public buffoons, my boy
List of all physical ills, nv boy, -..#
Banished by somebody's pills, my boy.
Till you ask with surprise
.t.'ui Why any one dies, -a.-lt.
Or what's the disorder that kills! my boy.
Who has got married, to whom, my boy,
Who were cut of in the bloom, my boy,
~ Who has had birth 'if -.
a. On this SORROW stained earth, J.,,
And " no toters fast to the tomb, my boy.
The price OF cattle and grain, my boy,
Directions TO dig and 10 drain my boy,
..t But 'twould lake Inc too long, .-
if,- 3 To tell YOU in song s..I BIT .a. :
A quarter, OF all they contain, my boy. n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

An exchange says that man who
would systematically and wilCully set about
to cheat printers. would commit highway
robbery orHi cryins baby an ROB it Of iss
gingelbread--ro rob church ofitscounterteit
pennies-lck the butter offa blind niggers
last "hitter"-Apawn his grandmother's
spccks for a drink OF whiskey-steal
acorns from. Il blind pig-and take clothes
from a scarecrow, that lie may make re-
spectacle appearance IN society.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
The Castle ann the S1-arIcn.

Miss Gertrude lived in magnificent
castle. and prided herself not little on
her lofty Station. ... .. .--... ....
One day Maria, poor bricklayer's
daughter, came and said to her: My ia
ther who is at the point Of death. entreacs
you to come to him; he has something Of
Importance to to say to YOU
'He!' said the young lady scornfully; 'it
must indeed be something OF importance
which such a poor man has to say to ma.
Go away! have no notion of troublin :
myself about your wretched cottage
After while, Maria came back again,
and cried almost out Of breath. ..
oh, dear young lady! pray come at
once. Your late mother hal quantiry
of gold and silver built UP in the walls
during the war, and charged my father to
mention the place TO nob9Iy but yourself,
as soon as You were twenty years old. Bul
he is now just on the point of death, and
cannot wait so long
Miss Gertrude now made as much haste
as she could but when she entered the
room, the good old man was already nc
more! ..,.,t 90.
She was almost beside herself with ter
ror and vexaton. She directed the castle
we'll to be pierced in every conceivable
direction, but found not the least trace o
the treasures, .r. alr.- =, .f..
|. Oh how bitterly she now lamented tha
lshe had troubled such an honest man in hi;
last moments, and had deprived herself o
SO large property! And although thest
yrieis arose partly from mere sellishness
and therefore were of little worth, yet sh,
now perceived the truth of the saying.
-as-I A sci fish heart and stubborn win '.s
s.- Works but ITS own and ol hers i'll.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

psMr Fl. Buckingham, of Norwalk, o.,
who has just returned from Oregon, by
way of California, across the lFhins, re.
ports the largest overland 2emigration e
CaifurnaG that has been known loryears
Most Of the emigration was from Missouri
and Arkansas, generally families going tc
California TO reside permanently.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

The two branches OF the Legislature Of
Alabama met in convention on Saturday
last, and on the first ballot elected Hon.
G. G. Clay. Jr., to the Senate of the United
States for six years from the 4th of March,
1853, when his present term of Office ex-
pires. - --.--.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

"A letter from Shelbyville, Te nn.. says
that there will be fitted for market from
$4,000 to, 100000 hogs within an area
Of fifty mies each way from that point.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

J.J. Dennis5a Cincinnati lawyer, has
been fined five hundred dollars, by Julye
Burgoyne, Cor contempt OF Court Tho
offense was given in the Probate Court Of
that city.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Two months ago, the stock ofthe Penn
sy'vania Bank sold at Ssll3 in Pittsburgh.
l. is now sailing in Philadelphia at 40,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Us jeff Davis and A. G. Brown, United
States Senators from, Mississippi. recently
addressed n large audience al jackson. IA
which they boLI bore down hard on Gov.
Wa karr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Of the eight District Ju lges elected at
The late cleo Jon in New YORK., six are Re-
publicans. The two Democrats elected,
are in New York city and Long Island
DISTRICT
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

Ravirg purchased large and beauIitut hnspI
Of Job Type, are prepared TO eHceuso WIN "
all kinds, oil short notice, and reasonaote teFTn"'
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY-,.r
Representative in Congress 9th Di'trieH-Hon' "
q. Hor on, OF Meigs county. ~ . +. -. ,vI.x
SenA,orAStats Logislaturc-Chauneey w. TA"'e''
Rspr ssrtstiyo"Altred Thomson
COURT AND COUNTY oTvIekW. ...... ...
Ssdx~ OF tho Court OF Common Pleas-Hon' slmeo
Sash, q ipoiis ,,
Judge Of Prolats Court-A. Merrill.
CLERK or Common Pleas CourI-koansS Do"h'hs'
Bhovin--Jossph " Smith
Prosecuting Attsrnoy-S simpson
County Audi.or--H. II. swallow.
County Treasurer-O. BraLch. -..1
County Recorier--S. s. Pains- ..l
County Surveyor-Levi Rseves. - 1
County Comntssonsrs-Wm. Ledls, r. br'"n'
Cstnty Schoo, Examinsrs-H. =. Miller, Kew. L. A.
wsILs, J. c. S. Miller.
rewssstr srTIcA. sLt;ssrrv.
f...,se. X Ry,sll, jacob simPson, r. Giii'lAna'
c erk-M. II. Remington. ....s..i~
yrsaSvrpr %. Branch. -, ~, I,.
jissies. ..r tao PeAes-Gssrss Leo, g. :" Cooper
hs51rt =, SOL . ,,,A-,. vial
, ~ yssil ---~
Asssssp.--o. X. Jacobs. .7.Hr,. az
z easpon lrtos oyyicEas-roHERsV. t''
Akyor--
Bsesr. RI. S. Hys. . =. .--N
TIu.ta 81 8. Horton, A. AarSesA, n. brAhSh,
Q. Grant, Wm. Jennings. '.'... I-''
YteaauIsr-O. Branch oMeie-. -... ...,... ...
AArsAai-Qsorge Walksr. ..... ..... . .....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

DEFINITIONS FROM A .PoPuLAR DIcTIoN-
ARY.-Life-A time to make money.
.. Money-The end Of life " -r-
| 'Man@A machine TO, make money. I'D,
Woman-A machine to spend it. ..,..
Machines to spend it on. -,
Economy---Bgying things because they
are cheap, whether You WA 1t them or not
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

IIH.tff .-7----+-- o.. .'-
.."Captain!whSt's the fare to 81. LOUSY
"What part ofthe boat do you wish go
irLcabin or deck?" Hang your cabin.P
said the gentleman, from Indiana, IL live
in cabin at home; give me the best you've
got"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

LARGE WAR DEpTs -f'..Ion. '"5lhe Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore
.Snn,a says that letters from Oregon and
Washington Territories state thtt the war
debt of'the latter amounts to sixteen hun
dred thousand dollars, and Of the former
to six millions. The Indian wars in these
Territories were conducted by the employ
ment Of volunteers, which is generally
accompanied by great expenses in trans
portation and subsistence, as well as in pay,
The amoun is stated are probably exagyer-
ated, hut the wardebts oftheseTerfitories
will be very large.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
J@9 PRgMTHMA,

Raving purchased large and beautiful aasor.men n n
Of 20 Job Type, we are prepared to eSeeuto "o'N
all inds, oil short notice, and rensonaoie 'e'T''
OEEIGTAJ DIRECTORY..,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

To CLEANSE MArrRAssEs.-IIait mat.
trasscs that have become hard AMI dirty.
can be made nearly rs good rs new, by rip
ping them, washing the ticking. aud pick.
lrg the, hair fres from the lunches an
keeping it in dry, airy place several days.
Whenever the ticking gets dry, fill it with
hair and tack it together. ~ "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

| A C. PHILLIPS, d. ID. s., tCiraduate or tho Gin
"a > cinnat Dental College. and ten years In prac
lice offers bis al services 10 the citizens o
Pomeroy and Vicinity. OPFICE-At present with Or
Bing, formerly the Exchange Bank oaleo ianI1 '57
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-29
1887. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1857.
ru
OsOneys 4 Shippers Of Live Stock 4 Freight
VIA
Peoria Oquawka ana Burlington
CEM nf7I1iEa j1E7EiI77aa
= Al + = q - y,

- - = - - ~ - -
In cunnection with
CAicage aud Rsek IslanA East Ex. /,
And 81. Louis, Alton r caicdgo Railroads.
THE ONLY ROUTE FROM BURLINGTON,
HAVING THE ADVANTAGE or
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Frsisht to o. from Chicago os Jolisf Cut
or and East, Through 0ifhout
change Of cars.
f1yHE Peoria, OQuawka and burlington Railroad
i being completed and running In close connee-
tion ct Peoria with the sboys roads, forms the
most reliable and expeditions route for the traAs-
portation Of fkaIunr or LIvs SrocK, 70 or from
buriisgton, Joliet, Chicago and the HAST.
The facilities that this Route has over any other
Route, By its connection ct Joliet with the Joliet
Cat on, gives II decided advantage for the trans
postetiea Of Freight, and expressly doss Il COM
mend itsslf =
owHsss AND sniPPsRs or LIVE STOCK.
A. Joliet, Livs Stock can be transferred much
ncss conveniently than IL the city cs ch!c.cc
Partieuiarly II they are destined Tor an Eastern
Market.
Our aases sssss Los ~ by any ofAer Rosis
Merchants and 6hipp,n are partieu lArl y request
s: s..s.s T.: sss ,Io poa. road.
Bloomington, Springfield, c,acinnati, st. Loais
Or apy point in Csntral or Southern Illinois, Indi
ana and Ohio by our souusotious with the Illinois
Csntssl. %. L0sis, Alton asd Chicago, unat West
esn OF Iliinois, Terra llauts and Alton, Ohio and
Missisippi. will b sure Of speedy transit /,
Applicatiop ior freight Or any inform..ion i,
rs1ssd - ~ rcd nay b made % tho respective
Agents e Chisass > iiesk Island and 81. Louis
Alton : Ohisaso rssda q Chicago. " st tho Com
1 psuy 'sQ0as - Barrst House, on ID st.
q. n. KELLOGG, Agent,
i 2. 3, 1oessss. sul1rintsndsnt.
oaAs. :. ns1sssA esd'a ftssst Agent. D
n - = + :
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O1AFID0 - Is0D.
BANKERS, ,
rhirA-st. /, one door ssuthof Msin, Keokuk, lows.

Vail sES 3. LEE. Lat. Of Albany, ny.
!ohAkcIlONS madein all pArtsof the West, and
- promptly rsnittsd on day Of payment At cur
rent ratss.
kB18RTo
baak cf the State of Nov York, NY.
k.J. biske, Cashier or MsroAnttls Bank, n. Y.
Lyman Chspin, Albany,N. Y.
nrsstas Corning 4 Co., AIbAsy, NY.
Mon: Jno T. SCHOOLGIRL Pres I Comm 'lBank, Al
bAny, N. Y.
fhos. ". Oioott, Pros I MechAniss' i Farmers
Bank, albany, New York.
oiibertL. Wilson, ASS tTreaa. n. Y. Central r.
Il. Co., Albany.
Ihompson Co. = Express, Boston.
Mon. norstioScymoaT, Utica, N T..
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jao X. Lee ACo., Bankers, Buffalo, Y.
Miehigsn insuranss Co. hank, Detroit, Mich.
nsfi.e Bsnk, Chicago, Ills.
l. u. Burch I Co., Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce Milwaukee, wis.
! Mortimer Hal, Sc. Paul, Minnssota. a
0fesne, Thomas . Co., Bankers, Burlington, lows.
Lsokcr, kenick Aco., 81. Lenls, No.
Msssrs. D. Il. AZ Kiibourns, Ksohsi, Iowa.
Jno. Jaseb We1lsll, Cashier Dsm Dine N Il r. K.Co
dscl6-dly
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RAiLROAp TICKETS

KAILKOAD TICKETS
good FOR an lsniiulsce ,ength ~ time allowing
fasseng.gs tesioy at any point and re-
sumo Their jsern,y 1T leisure.
Stean boat Tickets gooi u iii Ciose Of Navigation
o-Passengcrs can obi ain Reliable Infor mation
At this Office III regard u all kAiiroad koutss In
the United rtater and CsnAdss. -
Up River Passengers h ave X COX uk at l2;4eP. n.
Down to 8 ?. 4.
Stage goes East TO Plymouth ~ .. N, Sundays
excepted, connecting vi b the afternoon train 10
Chicago.
ES- Once open At O'Clock =. m.
J.k. TEWKsBUKY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. D.S q. r. h. Line.
jyio-dAw
x okuk, MT. Pheasant 4 MuscaNlne {
nA1lrAAA.
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TN ED = RICK n. N OOlt n,
or BOSTON.
Ar HIT = G. r

T ATE partner Of Wm. Washhurn. Arehitscs Of
L. Amsricsn, Revste, Winthrop and Parker
Houses. and Ir, nous IenDie, ,bestoLi W eod s Ho.
tsl, Portland; Bay state Mouse. Worcester, and
many ether frst cisss pstiic and sTissss bailding
throsghout tAr county, hsvisg icsAtedip Keokak.
wonia infsrp the publc that he ~ prepared tu fur
nish Designs. Fians, Dstsii DrAwiEss, 6pecifoa-
tions aud supe er,ltehdehce fer ChaTehes, School
Heusss, Hotels, stores. D~ellings. and public and
private buildings Of all kinds, with pronptnss and
a1aarney.
All tks nodern Improvements ,sneh - " arming,
xAghsing, Ventilation, de-, sdsp,sa In che East-
esn siliss, will BE- especially provided for ~
qsirsA.
W-Ones ia Sampls 'snev building, on Second
street, between Main and JoLnseb.
Jan. IA. ,s1.dly y. III. AUOIl