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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31
This October 2.st,, 1891.
T. G. BEAZlEl cir.
by " I, ARNErl, DPf'y

This Deed OF Trust IS ia many respects,
an extraordinary aud ineNp.ieabe docu'
meut Il viii be seen that sale OF the
charter privileges, aud property OF the cons
pary is contemplated Ia other words
that ia due event OF failure to raise the
necessary funds 10 pay or tho debts emu.
moraicd. that the whole esncs,n is to be
sold out in January
It's understood here that this step has
been taken without reference, perhaps, TO
the details with fall knowledge aud
sanction of the directory below. What
is It's object or purpose, Is not clearly
known or defined III said that over is
sues Of stock have been made by the orr
gioa controlling ratlies iu the North, to sn
immense amount, sufficient to form an IN
cubus to PROSTATE the company; that hun
dreds OF thousands of dollats Of stock are
held by parties who never gave anything
for it that the books of the company have
never ureu remover rom Vow nih 10
New Orleans, aud that consequently, II is
not possible to ascertain how much stock
has been issued aud sold, Il Is therefore
indlspensAbly necessary that TIE whole a.
fair should be aold out aud change hands
Ia the new equalization, the real debts OF
the company are 80 he recognized a. also
all the legitimate stock upon Which assess
meats have been made. How they are to
make this discrimination ia stock and to
separate the good from the bad, and whelh'
or there Is not an immense amount not
specified or known, upon which cash has
been pad, remains to be seem
Others. again. suppose that il is simply
Intended during the present stringent con.
dillon Of the money market to raise sufi
Glen, money in Texas to finish the twenty
miles of road and .age the charter. That
then the land, from the State will be avail,
able to nav the debts of the company. and
set all aa,at again
\, malta. hi. oh;.., :,
3. o.,,.i.l,. ..,,.o.din.., ,h., n y. 81
If v,.., cha p,o.h,oa, and ni,.,,o,.
.lonl, h.ro o.ija4e,. l..m..,....
-. H. -, -. ~, -. a.
many 'rhey b,vo ma, o,i, dana mi. INIT
have Given a preference for stockholders.
for whose bene6, also It sppesrs tho road
and ia charter /, to be sold ont. Several
amount. are to be maid. il il stated in this
document To certain nartles witbon, men.
,ioninu tho consideration. These pen,le>
men are known In this community AS the
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fne sfArr OF frv,s.

Personally appeared before me, the un.
der.igned authority, Geo. $ lergsr, Pres.
iient Of the Texas Western Rail Road
Company, whose name and signature ap.
pears to the foregoing Decd Of trust, ne
the rrsn'or aud acknowledges that he
signed, sealed, aud delivered the same as
President Of said Company, for the pur-
poses aud considerations therein contained.
Given under my hand and seal OF office,
at Marshall, this the 2Oth Of October, 4.
d. 1857. L. C. BEAZLEl, CIR.
by J. L. ARNFrr, Dpt'y.
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Nemaf.ndum Of an agreement between
T. 4 J. :. Brown and the Southern Pa
e,hc Raj Road Company, wltoesse,h, inat
the said J. T.. 4 ]. ;. Brown, for and IA
con sideraiion OF the sam OF fady hoas'
AND dollars. secured 10 them 10y Decd o'
I,ast. executed by the said Southern facl
J., Rail Road Company this day, wherein
,hi. and other debts are secured. nave ana
do heleh, release all rights. claims ana de-
mani. %. every kiad which they have of
may have by ,irile Of a certain contract
made between J. T.. Il J. $ Brown aud
the rexa. Western Raj Road Company on
the 2and day Of September, l,5o, aud te'
corded IN Harrison county. aud they, iot
the consideration Aforesaid, release ai
claim and demand Tor services OF ihem'
selves bofse. or fot advances made bN
chem. IN fact all claims aud demands OF ev-
81, hfnd. all oil which are hereby licensed
10 .sld southern Pacific Raj Road Com
a,ny. and sad COMPANY agree TO pay said
sun 90 sad j. t. y }. 5. brown "a e1nsid
GRAFTON OF said release and Of this con
p,op 81 agreement. tbs further agreed asa
mart of this settlement that II SAID property
mentioned m sad Deed OF Trust - sold,
and said Brown purchases the same II shhh
b. Tor the use ct themselves and such hou'
sfde holders of stock in said company Who
have paid cash tot their stock and only to
the amount paid he cash; or il any direct
OF or other persons should 81 purchase Tor
themselves aud such stockholders aforesaid.
then the sa.d Browns agree to receive said
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Costa Rics lss organized an army 81
900 mes - resist lie expected INVASION
b. nva. NalA4r
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4 IuurnnrWGn fUutrr. FnNr uihtf NAah
AIS accomplished ""fN'nau Nr''i'l. ..s.
,..ta .,.f-br. Z, learn, ge.d buaae.s. cannot
DO bstlcf than TO Ieara tae asi OF printing
..ucerb az Kane, Hucnanan.
We publish on our hn! page extracts
from ihe speech OF l'o''. JNAEs hrrHNNNN,
delivered 90 the =. :. 9ena'" ga loio' 10
deieoee OF 'be Independent lfeasn} 9s'
,,.a i.,.,.s, /, Hln.trst.s vary rl.atly
and e.,c,,l, ih,. ey,l, al fl nsrs, cgr,ouc,
,o..t.n,y ,se.,,;ag ,,,,o.,o,. and
oos,,..ti.,os .,4 tsn,l.nr, d, 5a.,fo, III.
,...,...,,,,., and i,I,.t,,.l i,,.,s.t. or
a., con.t,, ,ilo.i ,,o.la,,.., sny bensat
IL.
q1.. h,.,a,y II liza ha.lire sy.tso, in
d..r.t,.l St, a,...o,. ,.,;.s. Of d..
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irerllul rvlsi Certainly It cannot be done
80 long as banh paper is made 20 represent
property Instead oi gold and SILVER, aud
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tho ensuing February. aud the question '''
can It Do done Bus about sixteen weeks
remain. with sixteen or seventeen niles OF
track to be laid. II will require sctIye
and ,5rofaa. exertions In the mean Time
Mr. Grant has gone to work, n portion OF
the money required has been raised, and
10 efforts will be spared to save the chatr
ter
n
Vur Tur.Pt,Ns. We did not witness
the play ON Saturday night but presume
that the company acquitted themselves with
their usual credit. 70 nigh, we are to
have the =" Brok,n Sword aud the laugh
able farce Of tie "Dumb Belle" both OF
them interesting plays.
The proceeds after paying the " actual
expenses are to be appropriated to I'M
proving the appearance Of the nfa'eyard
TIN, seems 10 US a singular mode OF 'm-
proving graveyard. 1. there not somes
thing strangely Inappropriate IN ~ Tho
Improvement OF the graveyard ought to be
the voluntary aud spontaneous offerings OF
affection, AID not Of money tortured oot oil
the community by dimes and dollars. Who,
that has soul within him, aud looks out
upon the resting place Of the dead, where
sleeps perhaps friend or relative, TINT does
not wish to see 1t cmbrlished until IT'S love
illness is at,tex OF his feelings. We wish
TO see the graveyard improved, and Will
contribute literally TO ii according to our
means. Vino is it ,hat has dollar to
spare. tina, i. not wiling to do likewise
The matter only ueeus start, aad we VIII
give il by stating that friend OF our. has
authorized US to say he will give $50 Send
in Your names geullemen lor This worthy
object
But il our rhe.pan lieuds wish II de-
vote the proceeds OF their plays 10 charta.
bic purposes. they eau easy find them
We would advise them. ia that case, to
change their plan, aud to do it by a series
% "'"''''''
: thra'hc| company !" th' '"" 10 '''''''
b any money over ~ " actual expenses
,....,t. s.,,r.
"I '''''N ''''' '''' '"'
: Western OF "Wednesday
. " ibe n'ef continues 10 TAI slowly u''
"'.,''"''"''k Wv -. 49,. a,..,a,
.enI mo- innedimea, 10 navigation. The
las, boa, up reports a! lecl water GA 'he
fails. since our last The hat'o"' i'eeom'''
hi"ohe' I" w '"" i"' NV
Wbre non Jefferson"
contain an account of desperate ARRAY
oli,b occuf,eJ at the Jackson Railroad
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certify the foreg going 10 be a true copy
Of tbs original Deed Of Trust, filed IN ,ay
office for Record on the 10th day Of oc,o.
Der. 1857.
This hs els, day Of October, &. o.
1851 T. {. BEAILEh, CTR.
hy J. Z. tH>GiL Ding
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row, sHAIl' ah" - hai'"'
secured BY thi' Deco OF 'N7'' ''' 'l w
property herein conveyed quo '''' ''i''
ey 80 borrowed, shAh Dc my l,'''' NV
have priority OBJ asmAnt '''' q"
toned 200 TINS Deed OF it'''' anu ''' s'''
Trustees shall pay oui cd "'f ,'.Ji
t'is sole oi ssd property 7' '''' Us go '.'e
fssafy To sell the same zoe '..' H..
borrowed hf h'n het''e any "s'' WI
hrfein wt"''""'u on '''
ifesiderl i'f surh money sP''''f ''s
borrowed ''f ttl lN'P'''' ~ W ''
'H'bof@fd 'N h'" 10 '''','r ''
%. l'e company 'A-e''s' "' ''"
borrowed Money s'-" oe 'oi'' .''.'' " y"
que 3D. 10 De '4 as '''-
"tatf aeNt hrie" i"7".'a''1-
60 secure 70 ~ " 49, - = " ', '''.''l ,''
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shH' "8F' PRIOR y ~ paw
n''"'''''' =" ''''S
those ., ,'''''i''''e' 1p''y ''' 1890
't ','i.,.'..t;,f. 49,.
NAtf ttH i''tN' f'N 't''i'' '' wv ' M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-31

OF The Methodist Anuual Conference
!or Eastern Texas will meet at Rusk, Cher,
oses county, Oh the ls.h Of November
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The southern Pacific Railroad,

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hven We ""o haa peeh 'A''shso' '"N' '"e'e
was an amount Of " dead weight on the
concern amounting to millions, and who
,l.,.J ,o. ,o.G l.,c. +, NJ, Posts "a.
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SION iha' We must ue h'''a"eh' ~" 'n"
as,nie mouied men would not bs likely t.
hazard ,b.ir iod,sn,spt or iayest their onp
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he"ee we oco"''s convert a" o''>"''u
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G. $ lERGER,
pres,l't southern p L Co.
j l. 4 j :. BROW y.

certify the foregoing to be- a true copy
of the original filed IN my Office, October
9Oh, 1851
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No. 57Johnson-st., bet. I'd 4 Sd, KEoKUK, IOWA.
oEo.IanI oEo. q LEE, Late Of Albany. Ny.
( COLLECTIONS made In all parts Of the West, and
~ promptly remitted On day Of payment at cur
rent rates.
Bank Of the State Of New York, N. Y.
NJ. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. \.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erasius Corning 4 Co., Albaay, n. Y.
Hon. Jno. T. Sohoolcrsft, Pres I Comm Bank, Al
bany, N. Y.
Thos Oicott, Prest Mechanics 4 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert l.. Wilson, Ass't Treas. N. Y. Central r.
II. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co. = Express, Boston.
Hon foratioSeymour, Utica, N. Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jno. X. Lee A Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co, Bank, Detroit Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
:. H. Burch &C.,, Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Buriing,on, Iowa.
Loker, Renick Co., '' 81. Louis, Mo.
Messs. d. w. Il. Kilbourne, Keokuk, lows.
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoine N 4 r. R.Co.
dsci6diy
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THROUGH TICKETS
From heokuk, allowing passengers TO stop at any
point and resume their seats be proc ured a the
company's Once.
Nain-st., betueen I'd and 81,
One door from the Billing, House, tfor snerly La
clcde. kcokuk.
ED-TYaveiers caa get reliable information at
this Office in regard to all Railroad Routes in the
United states
EU-Iieket 0fhce open fram Z n m. to y p. IN.
j. II. TEWksDUkY,
Ticket Agent, ksokak, Iewa.
4. M BUkNHAM,
Geuerai Ticket Agent. Quincy.
EB-Whlie the river is fr, zen over, stages will
start from the Office on Ma,n-st.. nj a. IA. They
will a.so call for passengers in any pai II the cit,
withoat extra charge.
dasi ydtf j. r. r.
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THREE daily Through Trains, between Philadel-
phiA and Pitlsburg.-Tns AoasiSe MAIL TRAm
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg at ~ A. NJ, and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ut A. Nj. TIE FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at p. M
The Nianr ExrREss TxArs leaves Philadelphia for
Pittsburg at II p. NJ, and Pitt.burg for philadci-
phia at 10 r. NJ.
The above lines connect at Piusburg with Rail-
roads to and from ST. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankford, Lexington and Lou
isville, Ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontaine, sandusky, 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 oi
the above places.
For further particulars, see 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,
| AaEsr, Passenger Lines, pniiadelphia.
| J. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Limos, Pitisburg.
Jan. 1. 1887. .~ly
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Northern Cross IL. r..
E

1Z0LE ZxkzH
AND IT'S CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago and Burlington Railroad. Chictgo and
Rock Island Railroad. Peoria and 90 un g Ia Rail-
road. Illinois Central Railroad. dnlena and
Chicago Kailresl and tho Michigan Central aud
Michigan Southern Railroads
LINE OF DAILY STATES is now running
bet~een keokuk and Plymouth, (25 milss making
regular connections with trains on the Northern
Cross Railroad, TO all points NORTH East and south
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY,
Sundays excepted, y as follow:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
EvEsrx0 ExpaEss Leaves q iiney at $3.50 D. m.-
Arrives at PLYMOUTH At 5s5 p. m, at q ,iesburg
st 900 p. m, at Wynet At 1880 p. m, at MENDOZA
al i.15 m, Mt Junction at 5:5j o. m anil at Chi.
cago at T:2o m.
MORNING. fxPagss Leaves q tincy at 500 A. NJ
Arrives ut PLYMOUTH at 700 .. m., at Galosburv
At 1920 n. M, at Wyanet nj I.e6 p m. at Mendoza
at 2:S0, tdnner1 at Junction at 5:3T b. n and 1t
Chicago 6:ot p. m.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
EvESisG EXPRESS passes PLYMOUTH at asA5
o'clock.
MoasISs Exraxss passes PLYMOUTH at o:oe
o'clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTAGEs FOR KEoKuK.
lndeiatigalie exertions viii bs made 10 render
this rapid, pleasing and reliable route.
Ranning Time from Keokuk.
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=. w. JOHNSTON,

JINDERTAkER, bet Main and John
~ son sta, in the Alley.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all IL,
branches He has recently made extensive additions
to his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
mpcryious to air and indestructible highly orna
mented and invaluable for the preservation of The
dead M well collins Of every style and finish fur
nished 10 order.
rangements Of the funeral attended to whom req
Keokuk Aprii H. 1856 div
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new Merchant Tailoring Estabat.h.
ment.
SECONDS ST, NEAR MAIN

IN beIknap's new Buliding
M HENDERSON 4 co. have opened the above
establishment with the very beet selection
Of goods, obtained from the bcyt imnortino houses
IN New York, consisting Of French, English and
"erman Cloths, cassimeres, and vestipg. Also
avery superior style of Costcr Fur and Muscoyite
Beaver Cloths, for oyercoats
Inc manufacturing department will pe CARRIED
on under the suporintendenec Of Mr. sATCHEI.L,
whose experience in some of the first class estab.
hshments of New York and New o,lenps win ena.
BILE us TO offer to the public such inducements a.
Union.
N, b. choice selection of Gcnts' Furnishing
Goods. fnn,sudqn,
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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

Ricklcn Lucas,
Near cor. Sd and Nntn SIS, .KEOKUK, IOWA.
ME receive posits, discount paper, and make
w collections, In this city and throughout the
Nor tn west.
Hxchsnke hsnght. and sold At current rates.
0eDos Silver, aad aacurrent money bought and
First GLASS business spcr wanted at market rates
y0RKIGS EXCHANGE.
We sell draft. on England and Ireland in sums
from ono pound upwards at reduced rates and fur
nish drafts Germany In the currency of any pro-
yince--"Florins, " "ThaIsrs,'' .sMark -Baneo" and
"Bremen Thalers - France, Belgium Switxer-
land and Italy in n"Francs." /"
1o-strAngers visiting the city inv ted to call
al our o6ice where every information win he given
and the best rates paid for Eastern drafts and eur
rsncy.
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter vermilye, A Wall-st., New York.
Isaiah Lee 4 Co., Baltimore, Md.
Dunlevy, Drake b Co, Cincinnati, o.
II. A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John Anderson a Co., st. Louis,
James Robb Go New Orleans.
novt2-d
A..
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ClOC KA.

CLOGkA.
WE have received our aesoYtm9nt of Cteeks,
W which consists Of thirty hour, eight asy, ana
thirty day, for gallery, hank, hall, once nndh dhouse,
which We offer for sale at vessopAble prices, nj el
Main-st. Please call and examine.
ians-d THOMPkON 4 BRIrGES.
Tlyo THE STOCK HOLDERS or rHK KE0kuK,
Fort Des Moines, and MinncsotA Railroad ~.
Notice 10 hereby given that the tenth cell 81 -
per cent, wiiibe due and payable on the 3sth q
February next, At the Compsnys ofhee, In Aeekps'
TO william Leighton, TRrasurfr.
VIM. LEIGHTON, HUGH !. kklb,
Secretary Presiasrt.
Keok uk, Jan. ~, ls5T.dAw
q. q. a. 8trthlenss Real Esp41e O6eaee
rTAE bscn RexEoved IL No. Isl Main atsset. bet.
III 9Th and III In Wood StffbaeA1 DsuKseesss
formerly B. lsimars~t. uAaI&es1
YY7EhTWARD EMPIRE, o. IN 0ssakpfams
w Human rroGess; BY 4. l. nsssen.
For sale 1T UaUxNy
aecI7d city 1ecAstsss
i ARD OIL. SriFIs IL, El1Sss1 0Ii, ISSIs 9SDsa
IL Dsmar aaa Csneh ve1.lah, = - - eHsnAs
at ss Ak1Nua1s1 Ose
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rENNsYLvANIA RAaLHoAD.


k0A
TNHE dreAt Central Route, connecting tho Allan
tic cities with Western, ,Northwester I'll and south
western States, by . continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects at Pttsburg with daily line
of Steamers 10 all ports this Western Rivers and
At Cleveland and sandusky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes max ms the most
direct cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded TO and from the Groat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND rlTrsBuRa.
FInsr CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin boxes, bales and trunks,) f90c. per 100 lbs.
Drugs lin boxes and baies)
Feathers, Furs, &c, dc.
I'd CLAss.--Domestic Shooting,
Shirting and Ticking in orig
inni bales Drugs lin casks ,oo,..
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or '''' poi wv ioa'
boxes,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, &C., SC.
Sd CLABs.--Anvils, ,Steel, Chains
lin casks,} Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Saltcd loose or in sacks) G5c per 100 lbs.
Tobacco, manufactured, Except
Cigars or cut,l &c., &c.
4th CLAss. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, lin casks or
boxes east ward,) Lard and Lard 55c. per 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
FLOUR-4l psr bbl. until further aotiee.
GRAIN--69 cts per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 800 lbs
VI ight, until further notice.
60 In shipping Goods from any point East Of
Philadelphia, be particular TO mark package ''via
Pennsylvania Railroad All Goods consigned t.
tAe Agents Of this Road At Philadelphia OF Pitts
burg. will be forwarded without detention.
| FREiGaY AaESrs-Hnrris, Wormley 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tcnn.; X. y. Sass Co.. 81. Louis; p. u. o..
Riley & Co., Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell
Co., and Carter I Jewett, Louisville, Ky, X. G
Meldrum, Madison, Ind. Spri gman brown, ans
Irwin Co., Cincinnati N. w. Graham = Co.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co., 81 Kiby street, Bos
ton. Lcech Co., No. 2Astor House, New York; No
| William street, and No. .. Battery Place, New
York b. j. Snesder, Philadelphia; MAgrMw 4
Keons, baltimore Geo. G. Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, philadelphia
II. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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1 ADIRS' ALHUMB.--Ths nnsst stock that could
L. be had in New York can be seem at the City
Bookftors. They make IN elegant Gift nook.-
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Street.
Sept. l, ls53.-d4wly
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, 1861.
KEOkUK To CIaICAGO,
st. Louis Galena
Dubuque, Lafay site, Ind
Toledo, o., Suspension Bridge,
Detrott, Mich, Indianapolis, Ind,
Siagars Falls, Louisville ny,
Cleveland, o., Buffalo,
Columbus, o., Pittsburgh, Pa,
Aanesville. q, Albany, N Y,
Wheeling, Va, Dunkirk, n. Y,
Cincinnati, o., Newark, ohio,
Springfield, Bos,o
New York, Philadelphia,