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nineteen, nouave; the vest hslf of sso,o, -
the east hal Of section twenty -one; section, ~ :.
section twenty eight; the vest bal Of seo,aor 81
" nine; sections thlrty and thirtF one: tbe 49,.
bali Of section thlrty-two; the east bsf Of ser,,
Eve, OF tbwnskip eis kteeH, and townshipS StSs ~
tventy, srd twenty one. Of ranse foEr ''eN'
Sections one, TIVE, three, and ten to fifteen ,,o,,
slve; lhe noItheast qostteT OF section twenty two
sections twenty three 10 twenty AK Incluslso. ~
southeast quarter OF section thnty tour: and So
ton thirty hive, OF township seeeatesa: .es,,oS.
one, Two, and three; the southeast quarter sf sec
northsest quarter Of section w enty zone; ssct,ss
twenty two to tw enty seven. usIve ard sectio.
thkv Jour and thirty live, Of township sigkfss1.
sections one, two. and thres; the northeast quartz,
OF section four; sections ten 10 htesn, inclusive
sections twenty-five TO twenty seven, inc usiye'
and sections thirty fonr and thirty i've, oftowuSh,.
ranFe see. ''"i
Lands appropriated by Jaw for the use Of scboo.,
mllIlsS' ana other purposes, together with those
swamp and overflow cd iaIsds. made theTely un6t
for cultivation, AZ any. granted &" the State hr The
act entlted An act To enable the State Of Arkansas
and other states TO reclaim the swamp ards Nitbi,
tnslf im,Ls, approved September ~, 1850, will be
No mineral IGRds'' or tracts containing miU,~,l
dePosits are 70 he offered AZ the public sales sreh
mineral lands berg expressly sycePted and -
olHf,d from sale or other disposed " the REQUIRE
rpents OF the act OF Congress approved Sd March
lsoS, eGtlted An act 10 provide for the survey Oh
the public lands IN California, tho granting Of pre-
emPtIon nights therein, and for other purposes"
Ihe Offering Of the above lands wall be commenced
On ths dsys appointed, and will proceed IN the ordeF
have been offered and tho sal ss thus closed; but no
SAFE shnll De kept opea longer than two weeks and
no entry OF any Of the lands will he admitted
VIII ater the expIrntlon Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand. al the CITY OF Wnshinston
this sixteenth day of SeptsmIer anno Uonins one
thousand eight hundred and hfty seven.
By the President:
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EVENING STAR.
THE TWO BRIDES.

saw two maids st the kirk,
And both were fair and sweet;
One In her wedding robe,
And one IN her winding sheet.
The ohoristsrs sang the hymn,
The sacred rites were read,
And one for Life to Life,
And one 10 Desth was wed.
They were borne to their bridal beds,
In loneliness and bloom;
One IN q merry castle,
The other silent tomb.
One on the morrow woke
In the world of ain and pain;
But the other was appier far,
And never woke again.
tnfehayd Henry Stoddard.
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These ships having tson built By contrast EXPRESSLY
in their construction, az also their eugines to in
sure strength aud speed apd their accommod ations
fort.
Prioe Of passage from New York 20 Liverpool, In
extra size state rooms, SS25. From Liverpool TO
Nev York. 50 and q gplneas An experienced Sur:
until paid for. Tho ships Of this ius have improved
water-tight bulk heads.
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAI

IA 81 ~
GREAT oUrHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, (Sunda! nights excepted,l between
WASHINGTON CITY and the SOUTH, via
MOND. -
Leaves Washington at O'Clock .. m.
Washington at 7 O'Clock m.
: For LYNCHRURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock a. sm arrive 10
LlNChRURG next morning at q: m, connecting
with the trains on the Virginia and Tennessee Ran
Road for nj EMPHIS. Mail Stages from Char
ottesville to lynchburg distance of ~ miles.
Fare from Washington to Lynohburg, S7.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs
In connection with the trains.
Tickets for Lynohbufg procured on the Boat.
III Omnlbusesa and Haxgage W. gons Will be at the
Depot Of the Washington Railroad, to convey pas
song ers and baggage to the Steamboat for Alexan-
dria, distance Of six miles, allowing ample time
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
Alexandria. July, 1857. u s-tf
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILINo.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street,
BROWN, sHIPLEY 4 CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., n, Austin
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT L CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable
for gold. silver, bullion, specie, iewery, precious
stones metals, unless bills of ladinx are signed
therefor and the value thereof Expressed therein.
je is
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.
r. H.MlLLEE; SON CO, IMPORTERS

X. II. MILLER, SON e. CO., IMPORTERS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
"isvs received two ilstalments of theirt3
hl supplies from the English Potteresy
and Will continue 10 receive accessiOns 20
their stock till the buslnes season sets IN.
X. II. MILLER, SoN a. Co. can assure their friends
end customers that their stock shall he of the masi
desirable description, and that their prices wall com
pare iavoraby with those Of any dealers their Inc
In any other market In the United States.
X. n. MILLER, Son 4 Co. have prepared then-
serves TO oner to merchants even Involvement 70
make their purchases IN their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have just received VIA Antwerp and New
York. from the great manu- factory of "Rou1." New
BRUSSELS lls0 boxes French Window lass Of supe-
Nor quality and Of different thcknesses, which they
have imported under such circumstances as 10 enable
them to offer q superior article at very moderate
prices agA II
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! wv Insurance, 20. -
WAsHlNSS1S22ha 1fNEsXgEEbb fSSYF6 So SsMsEkAssss
CAPrfAL,--

0 Ta x ssH PSS e
CHANDfSE G. NJ the usual City rates, without
spy charge for Policy, st their Once, corner Of
Tenth Street. and Pennsy lvaqiA Avenue, over Tho
Washinxton City Savings Bank. ....s.t --. up
DTRRcToRs. t
Joseph Bryan, James I. Hahdays
Vim. Ofme, Hudson Teyiofs
Enncs Mohun. M. w. Gait. i
Benz. Beal, ..
JAMES @. MCGUIRE, President.
6RAgIoy y. HANs0y. Secretary. spll-ly
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.. MANUFAc1URED
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 40 WGfrsH Street, RozbMrY, MassakkHsaf

Gilman, KIdweIl 4 Lawrence, J. B. Gardner, BURY
CO., p. Walsh Co. F.. s. Walsh, J. P. Stone,
Dyson, Ford & Bro. Agents for Georxs as ny
g. Cissell, NJ Lentham, J. l.. Kdwell.
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By the President: n-''
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the ria IN Of pre-emnton
70 any si the lands within the townships and parts
oil townshl % above emu nerated rs required 10 estsb
sh the ssiue To he Satisfaction of the eg or and
Receiver OF The proper lard ofiice AND D. axe poV-
rlsnf fherfoT as soon as practicable Of or ss,,nF
thtS Hot'ne, and before the cay appoint cd for ths
comm ncement OF the pubic sale II the lands en-,
bracg the tract claimed; otherwise such ela no viii
be forfeited. TH0S HENnR iTRS "'
COMMISSIONS of the General Land Once.
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rravslers' DIRECTORY.
WAsHlN6ToN BRANCH RAILROAD,
&a "a
TRLJNS RUW IS EOTTOWC.

From WASHINGTON AZ a. M, oonnect,nr a.
Relay with trains for the West. and at baltimore
z; M, for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York 1t 5 p. N. for Baltimore and NorfOik
and @ Relay with Frederick train.
EAPkESS At 40 p. %. at X clay for the West;
and for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadslphls, and
New York. - -" .E.U7 = - :. : :.
On Sunday at 40 .. m.
Prom BxLTIMoRE for WASHINGTON ii
<.l9 and lis .. m, and SIS .. m.
On Sunday at ais q. M
je l2-tf PARSONS, Axsnt,
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WOOLEN GOODS cheaper at McLAlIhh
w Inns than any other place, q"
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EROM LONDON.-The Lsndfall of Columbus,
l. by Capt. Beecher, royal navy, $3.50
Structure and Functions Of the Eye, by Spencer
Thompson, NJ. D., S225
Cairnos Character and Logic of Political economy
81 IS
Riled Ordnance, VOL, plates SI.75
Oswold's Dictionary of Synonym mos and Paron-
ymes, 80 GENTS
Boswell's yohnson. enlarged edition. vols, many
eugravlngs, &S75
CrOoks's Waxed paper process in Photography
IS cents
The Book Of American Songs. 81 cents
Mills Constitutions ofthe British Colonies. IS rs
Blskey's POliioa Literature from the earliest
times, vols., $3.50. Imported per last steamer,
by
n2 FRANCK TAYLOR
NATIONAL SONGS, Harmonised az Vocal
~ Quartettes, Glasgow; IS cents. >
One Hundred Songs Of Scotland music and words
London; 81 cts.
One Hundred Popular Songs. music and words,
~. London; 81 CTS.
The Book Of American Songs. London: 81 cts.
The Book OF English Songs, l VOL; illustrated,
London; IS cts.
The Universal songstsr, S vols, svo.; London a: n
Instnted by cInkshank; IS So
The songs oil scotland, arranged with Piapofnrte
acoomp7 niments; Edinhnrsh, vols. in \. svo'
half Turkey Norosco; $3.50. = 49,
MS FRANCK TAYLOR.
pIANOS FOR IRE. veu low, at ELLIs', sos
u petween 9th ind 10th SITS, a no
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pIHNOS FOR RE. ven low, ct ELLIS, sos
- V'"eou wv ouo ioSh SIS 10
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No. s7JoAnson-s.., bet. I'd sd, KRoKuK, IOWA.

No. s7JoAason-s.., Bat I'd 4 ID, KEoKUK, IOWA.
aso. q. LEE, Late Of Albany, s.Y<
(V0LLBCTI0NS madei In all par Is Of the West, and
~ promptly remitted on day of pay msut st cur
rent rates
Baak Of the State Of New York, NY.
Ed. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chxpin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastns Corning 4 Co, Albany NY,
Hon. Jno. I, Sshoolcraft, prest Comm I Bank, Al
beny, N. Y.
Ihos ". Olcott, Pres't Mechanics 4 Farmers
Bank, Albany, New York
dilDert Y. Wilson, Asst Treas. N. Y. Central H..
X. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co.'S Ex press, Boston
Hon Horatie Seymour, Utica.
Iron Bank, Pail Village, Conn
Marine Bank, Buffalo, NJ Y.
Jno 4. Loe CO., Bankers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
1. II. Burch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
j Mortimer Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota,
Greene, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Loker, Kenick Co., st. Louis, Me.
Messrs d, w. Y. Kilbourne, Keokuk, Iowa
Jno ! acob Wendell, Cashier Demoine N. X. Co
decie-dIy
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PENSsYLVANIA RAILK0AD,
R0O7 NE

fNHhEk daily Through Trains, between Phiiadcl-
1 phia and Pitnburg.-TuE MoKxIxo MAIL TaArs
leaves PhlAdelphia for Pistsburg at ii A. M, aud
Pittsburg for Philadeiphia at A. NJ. The FAST
LiHE leaves Philadeiphia for P,tsburs at p NJ.
THs NIsHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
pt,sbarg at II p. NJ, and r.tburg for philadel-
Phia at 10 p. NJ
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with Rail.
roads to and from St. Louis, Mo. Alton. 8alena
and Chicago, H. Frankford, Lexington anu Lou
isville, Ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
India Apois, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Belicfontane, kandusky, Toledo, CIev. land, Colum
bus, ZAncsviilc, Msssilion and Wooster Ohio also
with the Steam Packet Boats from AMI To New Or
leans, 1t. Loais, Louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had 70 OF from either oi
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills at the diff
fcrcnt starting points- Passengers from the Wes
will end this the shortest and most expedition
route 10 Philadelphia altimore, New York or Bos
| ton. THOS. MOORE,
sa AaEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, PittsburH.
4 La
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AsSo 1s60.7,
BROAD 0UA0E RAITROAD
U. 8. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying fhs Great NortAsrw eud Eastern MeIl
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

'Vhg Ae UTeet NorfAsrw and Easfsyn Meal.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
sos rHR wISrER or 1867.
rwo vaEouon TRAINS AID oSK AspovAL AcconsopA-
rios rRAis DAILY tsUxDAY sxcsrrsp1.
[ And After Sunday, Nov. 30th, trains will run
- ~ follows.
Morning Mail train leaves ST. Louis at 7.45 oclock
A. ~. ana b. -. Louis Depot AZ $3.50 4. r. Eyen-
E, -. Louis Depot &.30 r.M.
Ibe oandoyal Accom- mediation leaves Sandovs al At
J r NJ, on the arrival Of the Illinois CeAirsl train
from the North aud Sonth, and arrives At ST. Louis
a.o:so 2. H., making the quickest and most direct
route between ST. Louis and Cairo and points north
on the ILLINOIS Central Railroad.
me Aaii and Express trains make direct and
certain connections At indianapolis with III Eastern
trains thus making the shortest and quickest posi-
BILE route (for the presently 70 New YORK Ba.ton.
Philadeiphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, ,Waship rton
CITY, Louisville, Cincinnati, and all tho eastern
CITIES Also cairo, aud all points north on the Iii
nois Central k.R.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
ias 10 the b.st aud only reliable route between
ot. Lpuis and Terra Haute, and the Eastern Road
out OF initanap'lis ruu in direct connection with
trains of the Ohio l. Mississippi Road
New York Passengers have choice Of four urrailroa,
routes from indianapolis, via: New York i Erie
n I. Centrai, Pennsylvania Central and Baltimor
4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves o
tins most reliable route between the East an,
west, ~ IL affords unusual facilities, being supe
rior road, and the only Broad dauge Road in ih
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalls
hock Island, Burlington, Psoris. Dunieith, Ga
lena, Perm, &C., Ac oonaect at sandoval with tn
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
| Passengers for Mattoon and Chicago, connect u
odin With Chicago Branch. Through from s., ~ II
With one change Of cars.
Through baggage check. given in this city, An
baggagehaniled free giving passengers no otroub
| at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
| can be procured NJ the Offices, Ne. Is and 80, COZ
%th and Chestnut street, under the Planters on
| or No. - Levee, corner Of Vine
| n. ID. Both othces are exactly on the corner, th
only places to obtain reliable Information.
ISAACWYMAN, Gen i Ticket Ag't.
/ d. h CHRISTIE, Master Transportation.
| ian SID
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Northern Cross R. r..


AND IT'S CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago and Buslington Railroad. Chicago Ard
Rock Island Railroad. Peoria and Oo wka Rail.
road. Illinois Central Railroad. Gaiena and
Chiosgo kailr"sd, and the Michigan Central and
Michigan Southern Railroads.
A LINE OF DAILY STAGES is now running
between Ksokuk aud Plymouth. {95 miles making
regular connections with trans on tbs Nor,hern
rossRailroad. to all points North. East and south
-FOUR TRAINS PASS FALMOUTH DAILY,
lSundays excepted, j ~ follows:
NORTHEAST To CHICAGO.
EvEsisa ExYREss Leaves Qlincy at $3.50 D. m
Arrives At PLYMOUTH at 5.25 p. m at t;aiesbure
1T goo p. IN, at Wynct at 1880 p. m, at Mendoza
~ ll3 m., at unction At 5:3b q. m, and at Chi.
eAgo ~ 7:2U q. IN.
MoRslsG ExrRsss Leaves Q4incy st s:00 .. M
Arrives at FALMOUTH at 7:p9 .. IN, at Galesburr
at I0;20a. m. at Wyanet At lh6 p m, ct Mendoza
at 13o, tdinnerl at Junction at 5:37 p. In and ut
Chicago 500 D. m.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
Ev.SiSG Exrssss passes PLYMOUTH at 9.45
o'clock.
MoRsisa ExPRsss passes PLYMOUTH at 900
o'cIock,
CONNECTING WITH STAGES FOR KEoKuK.
lndefsti Fable exerticns viii BE- made TO render
this rapid, pleasing and reliable route.
Running Time from Ksokuk.
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WhoIss0ls and Retail.
March l9 1856 dAwls

WAGONs WAGONS WAGONS
pLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
and Main Streets, keokak, lows. Having
purchased the before named sstablishment and
made large additions to 1t, are now IN xnafac
turing Of the bast OHio TinsxR including the sfso~
bsnf (eiioe, tho other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETf HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL-BARR0WS, CULTIvAT0Rs, AN b
pLOWs, in style andNrork manship equal to any / n
the estern states. tAs We none but the best
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
we feel confident Of being able to obviste the ne.
cessity, to those who viii give US call, of send
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for ANY Art
in our line.
N. B.-A good stock OF Plows and Wagons oon
stantly on hand to supply purchasers Mt the short.
est notice Those wishing TO purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLRs
april -dawIy
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One Dollar 4 Year
7 II r LLEY WHIG!
CLUBS or FIVE " OR MoRE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

nastaess Cards. not exceeding six lines, inside
tl3, othsrwise ts.
Notices Of nsstings, charitable societies. rre
companies, 10, half price
displayed advertisements half more than the
ADORE rates.
Advertisements loaded and PLACED undsrths hsad
special notices" dossie fAe ordinsvy ystes.
special notices In the local soismn 20 cents ne,
line. ~
Advsrtisemens ordered on the inside excl usiy sIy
10 thc Dsty, sitter the fret two wseks SO Dor eent
more than the above ratsa.
Adverftsemsnts not accoap psnicd with dirssti ops
w oe inserted TIL forbid, and charged for sccord.
ingiy.
A"rs"'ienf f1dsfrfiss~enis mSsf bs pSi< IN adva.es
This rule will not be varied from.
Whom tha advertiser uses the Weekly alone, the
prize viii be the same ~ In the Daily. Whore the
Dsny AL Weekly srs both used, % per cent. win
bsdeductsd from the aggregate amount
UHderthf Pressnt systea, the advertiser pays %
mssn Tor the sPAcs hs occapics the changes beins
shssesssas fss eon pusition only. This pfsnis nov
eeasrsiiy adopted. ureharge for changes will Le
Isessn pss square.
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~ son sis., in the Alley.
Carries the business Of rta king In ~ its
branches. He has recently made ex tensiye tion.
70 his stock and his arrxn gcments in eyery
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES
impcrvious to air and indestr uct bls highly orns
mented and invaluable for tho prescr vation of ,h.
dead as well as cohns ofevery style and 6nish fur
nished to order.
Hearses and carriages furnished and thee en- tire ar
rangemcnts Of the funeral attended to when requir
ed.
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millinery anA "a mcY 0ooas.
ATTENTION LADIEH

+ WOULD rsspsctfully call tho attention Of the
Ladies 70 my large and we'll selected stock oi
fall and winter goods, which will sell st Cincin.
natl prices. Ny steek coasists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonncts also, splendid assortment Of rib
bons, dowers and selected with great sass
You win nnd everything in ths Nllllnesy nd
Fancy basinss, at ny establishment, 10 the latss,
fashion. I am also prepared to do I'll work in ny
bssinsss % the shortest notice, such ~ liniag
trimming, blsashing, pressing and making houneti
Il evsfy description, to order. / will warrant q
work - give satisfsction.
Come sns. eons Ali. No trouble 10 show rood
q Ars. Hlenny's, No. 7S, Johnson street, bsEwsa
End and ID, directly opposit y 0hper's saloon.
sspt2e.aly - mrs. 0LnmNY.
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GREAT Attn ACTION
THE

GMLAI ATTRACTION
Attn
s'N NJ B LIE 81 XpEN NCE!lo
1 AN now receiving heavy stock of ssAsosApLs
aoobs. direct from the Eastern cities. They arr
not second hand goods bu, fresh and nice A
good assortment and large lot, TO suit all kinds
Of customers.
There are three things TO becons ideredintradi
one 10 to have the right kind Of goods another IL
to make the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accommodating statesmen. Ny houses possess all
hese requirements and oertanIs there is the place
getGood bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consist. n part Of the FOL-
lowing Delaines, solid and figured debai1e meri.
nos. iussres, platia inscys ginghams. cloths, cas-
| nneres, casinets, tweods, jeans, Canton dannels
wool'hannels all colors, opera Iannels, wool com
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen
damnsk, diaper, ,shawls long aud BAY State, men !,
woe shirts and drawers. dotnestics blue and brow,
tickings, sheetiDgs hats and caps boots and shoes
and every thing usually found in the dry goods d.
| partment. Aud in connection with the above, i
have large stock Of cRocKKRY WARE. Hayin,
| recently recruited my stock, can offer superio
Inducements in this lise. Also, q coed assori men
of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, in fact, ever,
thing in the merchandise line and if there 10 an,
art.cle We cannot furnish, we tell you where [
find ii.
Just drop in at the "NIMBLE sIxPENcE, >, An
look ~ those New Goods, which have not been o
hand since ths year 1t all rds US pleasure .
show niee goods You will Gud them NJ
Nos. 81, "a 100 Main-st., keokuk
oc.2a dAw :. 5. BILLINGS.
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THROUGn TICKETS,

From keokuk, allowing pas 4engers ~ stop \. any
point and resume their seats can be procured ~ the
Company Onicc
Main st., betlcsea I'd aud 81,
One door from the Bling House, formerly La
clede, keokuk.
ID~Trayeiers caa get reliable information At
this Office in regard " all Aailroud Routes in tho
United states.
Sr- Ticket Office open from al to p. m.
j. X. TkWkSBUkY,
Ticket y gent, keok TX Iewa.
s. NJ. BURNHAM,
General Ticket Agent, quincy.
ZH-Whie the river is froxen over stages win
start from the Office on Masn-st., Al a. m. They
viii also call for passengers In any par, ef the city
withaut extra chaage.
dec ydkw JRT
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hsOKuk. ApFtI II, 1906, dY
The Cate Gity against she WOrla
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. C.. Orr

Snow manufacturing Mattresses Of every descrip-
tion, Spiral spring Curled Hair, W ooicn Feting
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shack, and straw, of the besi
quality. Pillows and holsters Of all kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotels and Steamboat orders promptly attended, to
and all articles manufactured or sold Mt my estab
lishmcnt will DO offered at fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production of superior work q
any establishment Of the kind in the Western CO un
try. You arerespsctfully invited to call and exam
inc specimens Of my work. Wareroom corner OF
Fourth street and Exchange.
have In operation WY invented and xpensi iv
machinery, which enables to manuf actare bet
ter work. at more liberal rates, than inferior worl
otherwise manufactured can be afforded for Mate
rial for Beddingetc prepared by machinery is mor
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the worl
far superior in quality.
WhoIssals and Retail.
March 10 lq56 akwlx
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Ford, 0orham & Ford,
BANKENB.

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Third st., one door South of Main, Keokak, lows.
kEvEREACKs
Metropolitan Bank, New York
WinsIou, LAnisr 4 Co., New York;
WA. Howe, Prcst., Boston;
Geo w. Thayer, Prest., Boston;
Z. Selden ThAyer, Cash'r, Bafaio;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
/. II. Burch 4 Co., Chicago;
Carpenter 4 Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby Barksdale, ST. Louis;
Z. r Handy, Cssh'r, Cleveland.
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u. -. II -. W.. FOND,
DealeRs ~ Reaa Estate.
Oncs over Banking House Of Ford, Gorham Ford !,
tanel0dAv1 KE0KUK, IOWA.
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(Lats Of Hsrvodsburgh. Ky.)
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- - - -. -. R.u.RBruOLDS
AYREs 4 REYNOLDv,
HAvIN0 this day purchased the stock OF The
Ii. old hosss Of Hanin kalston No So Main
street. respectfully solicit the continued patron
ags cf their msny friends and the public generally
No effort will be spersd in oar sndssvors to keep
full assortment Of all articles ia the 0rooy and
Provision line, and accommodating sih~ no msy favor
us with call.
Goods delivered prom pity 10 all cert. ~ .hc c!.-
1 Jan. i, .b7--fjanS-d