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Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

~ The Iowa Senate has passed bill
placing negroes on an equality with whites,
as witnesses in courts of justice The bill
viii undoubtedly be concurred in by the
House, as both branches are strongly Re-
publican.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

HOwing to having been detained BY
sickness at Little Rock, Judge Bevens OF
Batesville, did not address the people of
this place on the subject of the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad on Monday We viii
give due notice if possible, should he make
another appointment
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

~ Messrs. d. VI. FOSTER & S. 7.
Hooks having purchased the stock of G.
". Hooks, invite the attention of pur-
ehasers to the variety and style of their
goods, which they are determined to sell
at reduced prices for CASH. See adver-
tisement.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

@we have received the EaHey Ees,-
mer for January. n. J. COLEMAN editor
and publisher, St Louis, Mo-, and Fl. P.
BYRAM editor and publisher, Louisville,
Ky. Price, one dollar per year,-cheap
at that.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

MIssoURI.-The Legislature of Mis-
souri, has elected Governor Polk United
States Senator from that State for the
term of six years from the 4th of March
next He will succeed Senator GEYER.
whose term will then expire.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

"a At the recent municipal election
in Helena, in this State, the Mayor and
other city officers, nominated on the Amer
lean ticket, were elected by an average
majority of thirty votes ''SAM' is about,
and viii give his too confident enemies a
number Of unloeked-for overthrows in the
days before u.s.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

Lieut. Maury, of the National Obser-
vatory at Washington, in lecture in New
York, said:
[ have always found, in my scientific
studies, that when I could get the Bible
to say anything on the subject it afforded
ME firm platform to stand upon, and
another round in the ladder by which ]
could safely ascend.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

"a We refer our readers to the ad-
yertisement of I. SoUTER & Bro, Am
brotypists. These gentlemen understand
their business well and take fine pictures.
Give them a call.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

The funeral of Father MATTHEW, at
Cork, was attended by fifty thousand peo-
pie, and the Bishop and seventy priests
ofhciated in Church.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

@We publish on the outside of this
weeks issue E'The List of Acts" passed at
the recent session of the General Assem-
bly,, in lieu of continuing the report of the
proceedings of the Legislature
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

"a On the 9th instant, Mr GREEN
WOOD of this State, introduced into the
lower house of Congress bill more eff
fectually to prevent the Introduction of
spirituous liquors and wines into the In
dian country" If Mr. GREENWOOD can
link his name with sucL preventive mea-
sure it will be worthy of Immortality.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

During the last II months 5,312 tons
OF copper have been transported over the
Georgia State Railroad, being the product
of Southern mines.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

God made both tears and laughter, and
both for kind purposes: for laughter en-
ables mirth and surprise to breathe freely,
SO tears enable sorrow to vent itself patients
y. Tears hinder sorrow from becomipp
despair and madness; and laughter is one
of the very privileges of reason, being con-
fined to the human species.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

"a The Hon. G. 2. VILLIERs has de-
clined the appointment of British Minis
ter to Washington Lord ELGIN will
probably be appointed in his place.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
Telegraphed to the True Detail
FROM NICARAGUA. !!
Gen. Walker Triumphant!
400 COSTA RICANS KILLED.

SIEGE OF GRANADA RAISED!
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

nI Red river continues low, as we are
informed. The steamer "Reub. White"
is still above the Shoals; the 'sWhite
Cliffs and ssDede" at the Shoals, and the
"Union" at Fulton, awaiting rise.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

The Utah Legislature and its officials
comprise, in all forty-four members, who
have IN the aggregate four hundred and
twenty wives. What a country
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
@ The editor IF tho ca,,ao, Gil

@ The editor of the Camden South
Stamp grew very BYRoNIcAL the other
day, and compared the earth, as it Law
wrapped in its winter garment, to "Iuge
iced wedding cake" and then called upon
US to make a "sweeter comparison" say
ing he would Hknock under if we did so
"Wedding cake" friend Stamp, is an
idea which is, to some extent, obsolete
with us but speaking of comparisons
what do you think OF the view taken BY
another distinguished mind, of the subject
which you lavish so much of your exhu-
berant fancy upon2 A poet once said,
looking upon the earth thus hid
Only with speeches fair.
She woes the gentle air,
10 hide her guilty front with innocent snow
And on her nal ked shame,
Pollute with sinful blame.
The sanity veil of maiden white to throw
ConfOunded that her Makers eyes
Should look SO near upon her foul defo rm-
tiles"
This Is comparison that can be called a
comparison.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28

The following dispatch is received from
a former resident of New Orleans, now one
of the State officers of Nicaragua.
To the associated Press:
The Costa Ricans, protected By the Eng
llsh, have taken possession of the steamers
on the San Juan river, and cut off commu-
nications with Walker.
Cen Walker is in fierce at Rivas, and
had raised the siege of Granada, and
brought off all his artillery.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
latest.

Just as the Texas vas leaving, mes
senger arrived with the news that Gen.
Walker, fearing from the delay OF the boats
that all was net right, had come ever TO
San Carlos and there learned the state of
Affairs, and at once recaptured the fort Of
San Carlos, and was making his way down
the river as speedily as possible, scattering
all before him.
Washington telegraph., 1857-01-28
British Protection to Costa RicaDs.

SOUTHWEST Pass, january 15.-The
steamship Texas, J. A. Crowell, cemman-
der, from San Juan on the 50th inst, has
arrived
The Texas arrived out on the 4th inst,
and the Sierra Nevada, from San Francis
co, arrived at San Juan del Sur on the
mornining of the I'd.
The Siege Of Granada
The troops under Gen. Henningsen,
numbering about four hundred men, were
besieged at Granada nineteen days by a
force Of about three thousand four hundred
of the enemy.
On the Sth ult., Gen. Henningsen re-
ceived a reinforcement of two hundred
men, and On the 10Th succeeded in driving
the enemy from the place and removing
to Rivas, the present capital, all the mill
tary stores and public documents uninju-
red.
The los of Gen H. during the siege
was about 200 killed and wounded; that
of the enemy about 400.
The utmost bravery and enthusiasm was
exhibited by the troops under Gen. H.,
during the whole siege, and so complete a
victory against such odds the pages of his
tory do net afford.
Rivas Taken Possession Of.
The city of Rivas, the present capital,
was taken possession Of without a single
shot being fred, the enemy having evacu-
ated at once on hearing Of the approach of
the American forces.
On the 23d ult., force of 800 Costa
Ricans, under man named Spencer for
mer employee of the company, came down
the Sierra Finnes river, and thence to
Punta Arenas, and took possession of the
river boats lying there, hoisting the Costa
Rican flag. They then proceeded up the
river, taking all the boats on it, until they
met the San Carlos, having on board the
California passengers by the Sierra Neva-
da for New Y ork and New Orleans. who
they brought safely to Greytown on one
Of the boats in possession Of Spencer, arri-
wing at Greytown just IS the Texas was
hoaving in sight.
This man Spencer, on seeing the Texas.
stove up the benches and all the other
work Of the boat that could be removed
without injury to her speed, and made al
haste to get cut Of the port.
j force Of men for Gen. Walker, num-
bering about three hundred, well armed
and equipped, had arrived at Punta Are
mas before the Texas left, and had quar-
tered en- that Point, waiting the repairing
of another steamer, which would be com
pleted in about FIVE days, when they would
proceed up the river and recapture the
steamer, and endeavor to take the traitor
/ Spencer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-02

=. =. mA8T & SOW,
wn0LssALs Asp RETAIL
EALERe IN KS,
4. ;: . $780, !. sss II. ss'
xE0xUK, IOWA.
|oAAArNt Lass u Hew Ana
y ekStrsss.v 4 4 v \ = = = = . = r 0li
OAMAIN 4 RTIsr BRIDE, OR THE RRo-
ONkStreet. "A KEk'6 HEIR, ~ Enesssa Bsnnst.
asshor Of Prairie Flower. yarrsd viii.
For sale y =. <. HART SON.
INQUIRE WITHIN Pom ANYTHING
Oh MAIN yea want ~ knsv, o. ever tArss tAes-
y 4Ssrsst. sAnd seven hundred fasts worth knsw-
ing. sss sale By B.k.H.As.
IA MAIN gIsHE scOURGR or TEE SEAS. 4
01ksssss. 1 Tale Of The .ost istsass aaa ssssi-
bic intessse, ~ Ase Mlssu, sstAse q
rhs rs.sAip, o. TIE Pisstes DssgAlss.
ssf sa's1 k.HAs.
al MAIN T,HE BOTTLE. on THE YIRsT
0lkStrset. 0ssp - Crime.
For sale By TX h. 46.
al MAIKrrRE PLEDGE, Oh FIRST sTBP
O,fSsssse1 ! = 1ertsnsi assassl e Ths osssis.
For sale by E.k.H.As. &
nHY pAaon1r.s pRrnR. on
! Rnsbaad's E<ssst.
"a nAI1 For sale By E.K.H.As.
rrEHPTATloNs AND rRIALs.-
y sss..s. aolasd i. <. H1sr ! son.
=. . s.:. c.:y .sss.:: y. w.rlA.
A. 70. Orr
3 nov naaufsstutlne Mattseeses Of every H.
ssstptisa. eelral sssane. CsvleA nstv, weelse.
1slttns oosss.. Mon, DaSsh, DAssk, and Straw, 81
n - - at
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q l. . r n I n . r Q - X,
10 MA1AsDt.s keOkAks
vlNHE sndeuignsd takes pleasure In announcing
10 his old frisnds and the public generally that
he has just opened CLOTHING STORE, whore
will be fonnda complete assortment Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, and 0cntlemen's Furnihing
0eods, which have been psrchased st the lowest
rates in ths Raatern markets. and will be sold Just
- cheap they can be he'd any where in the city
Gentlemen are invited TO call and examine for
themselves. A. W. 6RIFFITH,
mch3&-dly ~ Main-st.
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- nreker ANA Meal EstAss Agent,
S~s - Snotn hkOk
LI6TOP PROPERTY f0k SALE
vINWRNTY-TWOfse feet on Exchange, between First
/ u. and the Isvee.
20 fsst on Sth st.. bet. John.on and Exchan ee.
- fsst eorner 5th and Exchausc.
Lot on Rank-st., bet. 18th and l2lh
~ by lao. sorner Johnson and Sth. block LOT.
- lots in Messenger addition.
Of the beat lots In Mt. Auburn IT . low price.
Lends Anely located In Hurry and Decatur Co. ..
iota corner Of johnson and 18th.
lots corner Of Johnson and 10Th with do uble
brick house containing Is 70. ms.
Lot 4, Block &, kilbourpe'. addition.
70 feet on ID 81, bet. johnson and Exshange.
Very desirable lots forret idc noes in n asons Up
per Additions, only half block from Grand Ave
nue..
l5o feet square In Reeves 4 pyYry's Addition.
Lots In Elmwood and Mt. Auburn.
Lot on Casroll-st., bet. i2ih and 18th.
Lots In the new suburb, Esa cimont.
A part If the Simpson far.a, mile from the
sity.
Also, many other valuable bu .ipess lots.
Mortgage Securities negotiaed.
febl3-d
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NO06oO % COO1T0C9OVo.
GRAL1D proposals. will b received ss sAs eBss
~ VI the City Engineer until e'slaok r. NJ, d
Tuesday April 1th, 4. p. 1857, for bsii1isg u two
cslyssts aeross 5tA street, IN Reds Additios.
Payment " b aAds II Twenty Year Bonds Of
City II Ksokak, bearing pr cent. interest.
At tAs ssns tina proposals. viii bo rsceivsd for
gradiag Alley through 6loek 80.
Also, for grading sllsy In block iss.
6peciAsatfons for shove work 60 b seen at Tie
e0ss Of Ctsy Enginsss, afsss Feb. 18th.
l.. HU rCHIN60N,
Ksekak, Aasvh ~, l8s7-dlot City EnginsSe.
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KILLBOURNE'S BLOCK

ksvsasscEs-kdvard ki!bournc, Esa,, ksokuk;
john whitshsad, esq, New i.rk; Chas. L. Frost,
d.; Asesrs. Page, briggs bALbitt, Bsston; A.os
D. Saith, esq, Providence, X. T.; Edgar Conklin,
ESQ, cincinnsti, o.. samuel WOLF, esq, New Or.
leans.
DOLICI4S win BE issued in the following 6r,t
class and reliable olkces vis
Tnn "AuruAL Liyx IHsrkascx CsnrAxr," Of
New York.
Tsa "AsLAxrsc FIaI 4 MAlisE IssraAncs Co. !"
VI Fsovta<ncs, X. l. Paid ap q. pitAl ti6e, 200.
Tas "PkoaIA AARiak AMI fIsr Iss. Co Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid In Capita siso.oee
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0ERn1N0s0 PATENT CHAMPION
ru0B.R0O0G oAEwOe
"IrM HALLS pATBNT POWDbn- PROOF
w LOCkB-shs saas thss wsss swasAsd ssDa.
sste Medals II the wsrlA's Fair, Lendoa, 1851,
SD tAs World . Fair. New York ~ 80 are ~
0oly Americas Safes thss were awarded melsls ct
the London " osld' Fair.
Thsse safes ere now admitted 70 b. sapsfios 70
aay ever o1sssd t. The psblis; ssa tAs sshsssihsu
challenge the world 70 prsdses instasss d thsss
safes falling 10 pspsevs thsir eonteats thrsueh ~
hottsss.erss, o. Surglsr picking Tie lock.
1os ssssstibsss ssA thsr agents are The only
Psssat Chsmpioa Safe, With Nails Pstsst Powder.
Proof Lssks. y. G. HERRING CO..
0sssa blosk, ist, III and i3e Watss-st.,
fsbA-Ao0 and Asnay-ss., New York.
-. 6tyksr WOOD, - Third street, bstwesa
Main ssd Jehssoa, ere sois Assat In this city for
the ahovs Hafes.
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JOS. n. y. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

0AOk 1k.
OFFICE, NO. q, kILBuUkSE'S BLOCK,
Al for Sale so beautiful Lvts In D. w. XII.
= bosrne's Addition.
frsn sny of these Lots the prospect from. and
the view arosnd thecity, isdeiightful.
They are ell near or sdjoiuins
KILBOURNE PARKIn
And no other Lots in the City bc more desirable
for residences.
Block l7S in the oldlimits
90 Feet on Msin-st., between 9th and 7th
Lot 4, Block ~, ON Biondeau st.
% Feet In Block 1ol, on Main-st., between 10th
and llth-
3 Feet on Aainst., commencing 100 feet from
l0th StEest.
20 Fest on Ath st., In Block IS, 4 very de.ir.hl,
building rssidenee.
Also, Lots in Edward kflbourne' q New Addition.
@TxaHs--Low. and very Easy Psyments.-
Tor farther particulars enquirs NJ the above once
iAn3ed
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AaR.T.F. RNsrER Sssvms. = member In oar
NJ h. A.. e,s. N.s.h iSsh
.eh17l.. RXNEn MILLER
-----.,-.~.---- -
U -,
n 1As"ooss 49, - psIssse vsse ~
As.seNps Coa1esZ :. oesMsesoe - fsssies
~ - Ies - al Pess ~ sees01n-
WHY Es-pey1ssss - - $3.50 u tos Asss In
ssass ~, % ~, A1@s,s xovs. vvcy
xAion,
~ sss - = nss1sy = oaaPseo.
NsW MSlltneSy store.
IA I6e WARMER takes pleasure In aanosssing
v4 10 the lnios Of ookut her In ten tSoa Of open
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4 RMH LADr.-D'Isrssli oues wrote Of :
certain Ans LADY:
She bad certainly some qualities 70 shine
in fashionabls circle. She he'd plenty Of
apa4hy, aad vas solsssbly iliitsssas; wss
bsilliasaly vain, and fsrtiiely oaprieious |;
soqaissssd With every one, and diGassd uni
vsrsai SMILES.
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TOR SALE.

ROR SALE.
IL Lots, ssch containing ten acres situated sbout
! milk below the city limit, in the Valley Of The
Dsmoins.
Lotto, in block Is, on the corner Of Filth and
johnson IS.
Lot ens, in block i1s. with improvements there
On which consist OF fratne dwclIisg coutains
gosd rooms, built on the rear ond u let, snA :
haudsoms brick cottage conta ming four rooms and
. osSsnsnt, built ON front end VI lot; GOOD well
u water on the promises. T rtas very low.
~, ~, u 90 feet by 100 derp On 9Th, between tx
change aud Bank SITS.
~ BY Toe feet, fronting on Ath street. between
JOHNSON aad Kxehsnge.
One thrss story brick storc, TN 9Th u between
AAA and Johnson
40 BY 80 feet on Sd street. bet eeu Rxchsn es and
Baak, With improvements.
Lots ], 80, 10. Ill and IL, In Llsck $780, on Pslsp
street, between 10th and llth
~ feet trenton Sd street, b. " en- Blondcau and
Concert.
~ feet on Third street, between johnson and IL
change.
~ feet on johnson street, b to .ca I'd and 9TH
" feet on Johnson street, between ID aud &,h
Isl Acres Land, beautifully sita sssd, about = Of
mile frcn the Old city limit on the plank road
Main street runs through tn, Of the tract
will be sold low.
A sanssso Of Aas FARMS containing from 10 TO
400 cores
Those who wish 70 purchase will do we'll to rive
- Aceii. (fsbl6-tf
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KENDALL. HOWE m.

AkSS0AAA, 0VW1 u OOss
uAvJu0 49, ssrasesuests vfth ~. 0,aAsn
Ii fes tAs sssbftng Il Hosss, Cattle, De-, -
storing Il carriages ~ sthsr baiky sstislss u
0eesAaadiss, rive notiss ~ the stissss II Ksskvk
- s.srsssAisg sssntsy, shsa they hsss aDpsistsd
Saturday q sacA wsSA for thsls gSsss stosk Alss.
. wAieA tos tAsy viii sell nsssss, Aats, O1sn.
Cows, Calves, Wagoas. Carriages. harsess, Yarn.
!sg sesaslls, - sshAr Yvopssty thai nay b.
es0agAt TT sAle.
Oar AAeha Yard y adlsisiag Mr.. 0saAams
SeAbls = - o., bstwsea JeAassa - BssAea0,
whers ~ ahsvs salss viii ~ nads.
Psssoes hsvtag peopssty 70 bay, sell or M
shsAGss this Will a1psd then 80 bess sppsst1ni-
~, = tsess seas viii dssv toestAsr large crowds.
AID al ktnds 4 veopesty,
We ass prspassd : Nd Assss - ssts,s sstil
the ~ = saIs - r1ossablp Dsisss.
vos isfernaslss j1fsgAs1 s ~ sbsvs, sail sa
Or aAArsss, K1ADzLi. HOWE ACe.
Asain - csanisatse nesshsess.
neA11A Keakuk. Iswa.
9-Oar 1irst Gels viii - q aatnsday Mssr-
Ing. March =. 1881, q 10 s'elosk, - ssetluae
every Saturday tAssssh ths spring esd esnoss.
K. II. = CO.
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DATRICK GROUSE have Just received lot u
I Bssfdsan, Gray Co. . Piano Fostss, With ~
ssnueDHssA sossdisg hoard. TAs thsssasds Il sAsss
Piasas scattered throsghost - Usissa states,
Bsash Ansyisa, Osaadas, and Mexico, and thS higA-
- ssannAasioas 81 two u tAs Asst pisaisis n
this suastyy -Hottsshaik ssd 6tSakosch,-i al
tAAt nssd - said In thsir favor.
msh17d No. 70 Aain-st.
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TAs Gate Cisy agalass sAe WDslA.
8ooknk 1astIoog 1GaDu1actoxy
A. C. Orr

u0eYcloDO0l0 AAerSoaHa.
A POPULAR Distloaaty q Art. 0oleness. Lit
"A ssatars, History, Peutia ~ No11aplv. 81
!rsaeis Asbsr, smistsd ~ u Nleelssrcsth. &
- vols. Price 11l. Tor sale ~
nA3s OGDEN, BROWNILL 1 co.
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DIR Wate Qitp.
p,>-------------- --
THURSDAY AOANIkG, APR. :.
DILLo - LAD1NO.
large supply Just printed nd for sale q
this oboe.
~sLANK NerEs. neatly priss.d, Tor
sails at this olhss.
Lessi Lesssi
90 LOTS In b. W. Ki.bossus.s ssssed Addi-
tiop.
100 LOTS In wayiasA, On ths Plaahsesd.
BLOCKS II Oosn's Central AAAitisu.
For ssas. Apply 70
RfcKEY 1 SIMPSONS
-. Res, 1ssass .Oees.
mohzs-dt Third-st., bet Asis asa Johnsss.
kaAissi
fea en- have all kiads Of Las And Straw H.
noss Cleaned asA Pressed In ~ most HssAisn.h,s
sas.sn Styles, b. aaklsg tAsn V G. n. Ensrsoe..
Hat ssd Beasst Dassshssy, Johasss ssssst, ovss
the reseesos. fsplAit
RaftAcutar Nssles.
Advertisements sAosld BE- handed in BY 2
O'clock, ?. H., - insure insertion tho next
morning. salsss thsy are sssy aheys.
No transient s1vsrtissnsats will b insert.
I'd unless paid Tor h advance.
ARRIvAts.-- Grsek Slave, W. s. Eviss.
Lselsds, Jsnss Lyon and Die Vernon.
River failing above here, With six fest %
the rapids.
TN LAsr.-Ths party Il Ne. Roesrs' q.
ss.bly Sooas he bssn postponed from Fri-
day evening until Aonday evening nsxs.--
This viii - ~ lest oss Of the ssasoa. The
pupils ard patrons Of Mr.. snd Mrs. Rodgers
ars Invited 70 attend. Tioksts ssa bs had Of
Mr.. Rodgses.
"THou Ar LovELy FLovss."--Word By
II. Hsins. Improvisation for Tie Piaso, By
II. A. Wsllsahaupt.
"Onn PAnsiSo 6oSo Axs rasH IAsswxia.."
Ballad written BY n. W. Challis. Music
BY W. vinesst Wallace.
3Jcss ovr PoIKA."-Conpossd BY Trsssis
q. Brown.
All The shove music, froa the popular
house Of W. Hall I sos, New York. We
hsvs rsssivsd froa sAs The nssis store Of
Asssss. Patsisk 4 Grouse, whore every Ming
in the lie Of nasie and nusical instrunssle
can b procured.
Tss KHIcEsnaSoCKsa.-This sessline ola
AAgasiss, SiaA its genial editors table, 10
dissriainasiag bssk sstisa, 81 ~ 10y 81
vsrisd eoatribssioss from popslas writer's,
has bssa lAid spos or table b. Clasks, q
The news depot. We are isdsbtsd V hin,
also, tor copy Of The He~s lsusssl.
----------------------
Tns AAoAxtxgs.-PstsAu's AoetAly aaA
The KsisksEbosksr for April, rss Magazines
Of ~ sesntry nay Be had Of Ogdsa, Brown
I'll 1 Co.
FnHioxrs.-Ths prices st Cinsianssi, 10,
ksokak, On the 18th, we're, for dry goods,
SOC 20 cents, heavy freight, Is @ 50 esaas,
whisky and oil, ei,2s @ 70 el,sO.
4 FuH LADr.-D'Isrssli oues wrote Of
csrtais ans lady:
She bad certainly some qualities 70 shine
In fashionable circle. She bed plspsy Of
apa1hy, aad vas solsssbly iliitssaas; wss
bsilitaoAay vain, and fsStilely caprioious /;
soQaiesssd With every one, and diGassd uni
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NoFsheFn Mlsseuri Land Agency.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
ST. 4RANClSvILLk, CLARK CO., Missouri,
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v1vOWN and Country property, improved lands,
i In Missouri, lows and Illinois. Bsastifsl
Hssns sontAining from 60 70 ,ee0 scres, situated
Ia Lewis Scotland and CLARK counties, No.
SPECULATION! 6PECULATlON!l
IOWA LAND0l
Four splendid farms on Btsing Prairie, Lee Co.,
Iowa, with improvements q Z vary Superior char
aeter only II miles from tAs City Of Keoksk, and
nile from the depot u the Ksokuk and Fort Dss
Aoinss Railroad. Time from Ksokuk 70 String
Prairie only 10 minutes. Terms favorable.
J. T. CAVE = SON,
mehl4d 81. 4raneisvills, Clark Co., No.