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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LANDS
100 Acres of the finest land in the
World, for 5000!

T INTEND RETURNING TO KANSAS early next
spring. and will act rs Locating Agent for persons
who wish to secure some of these valuable lands, c-
ther with land warrants or money.
Having travelled extensively through the Territories
during the past summer, and acquired thorough
knowledge Vt the country and of the most available
lands that will be brought into market next spring |
feel confident Of being able to make the best seec-
tions.
have also Charts of the Surveys. rs far as they
have been perfected. Persons by calling and exam
lining the Charts will be enabled to make their own
selections as 10 locality, &c.
For further information address d. Mcfarland, at
Portsmouth, o., until January 1857, and after that
date at Columbus, o., until the adjournment Of the
Ohio Legislature.
REFERENCES
Hon. o. F. Moore Portsmouth. Ohio; Gen. A. f..
Glenn, Columbus o.; Hon. II. S. Bundy, Jackson, o.;
Hon. J. A. Blair, Ianesvilc o.; l.. Z. Norton, Esq,
Cincinnati Ohio; Smith q Jefords, Auys at Law,
Dayton, o.; Hon. n. H. Van Vorhcs, Athens, Ohio.
Dee. l6-nl4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13

NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate OF Will
liam McGee. late Of Salisbury township,
deceased Dated at Pomeroy this 18Th day OF
January, 1857. THOMAS RADP0Hh.
Inn "a VA .'+
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13
0 Y s T d r s !!

I AM constantly receiving Fresi Oysters di-
rect from Baltimore. Persons tealing in
Oysters can be supplied cheaper than they
can get them from The cities and by buying from
me they run no Iisk OF getting poor article,
as mine are No. and perfectly fresh and
sweet M. SlDEBOTTOM.
Court Street, Pomeroy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13

\. h. Now isa good time to subscrib, as EMERSON
BENNETT'S Novel of FRONTIER IFE, will be com.
menccd In tbs Ledger on the first of January.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13
TAILORING.

Cohen would respectfully inform his friends ard the
public In general that he is prepared to execute in
the most approved manner, all kinds of work in the
tailoring line with neatness and dispatch. He is
sanlly in receipt ofNew York and Philadelphia Fash
ions, and Is confident that his work will please the
most fastidious, mono but the most experienced
workmen are employed, and he will warrant his work
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13
N IL W. -
New Store, New Goods, and New
Prices.

HOWE s. P@ AAARD,
HAvE JUST OPENED A NEW STORE
l. Il on the "burnt district a short distance
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-01-13

December 80. 1866. .--noi3w5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Destruction OF the state House at Montpelier,
Vermont
The New York Indians I'm Kansas.
DEPARTMENT or IHl INTERIOR,


FROM the Burlington free frc9e Jan. Z.
est evening, January O. about bslfrsst sx O'Clock,
air register IN tho representatives, ball, In the state
HOWE. When frat created no alarm, and ~
prompt means could be used resorted 10 IN order
70 cersin the carse and 10 check the hro from which
came; but they oid not avail nything When holes
cot In the oor In order 10 apply water and snow,
the rush Of Game showed that fire In active pro.
sress bepesth; and IN spite Of all efforts the IRE soon
made s way upwards BY the way OF the partitions. and
burst oct near the dome In great force showing that all
attempts 10 rave the building were utterly useless kvcyy
effort vas then made 70 save the nbruy and furniture
and 70 frea extent that was accomplished. The IRE
proof vaults OF the Offices Of STATE Treasurer Secretary OF
state and Secretary OF Civil and Military A1Airs We
derrAnd, were unhamed. The remainder Of the build
ing, save The soh walls, was entirely Destroyed Seve
s persons occupied themselves IN saving tho property
rom the second pcoy III .he'r retreat vss cut OIL and
they had to be taken from he windows By means Of lad
Gers.
TIE heat Of the Gre vM intarse, and the wind seni
showers Of burning ooah over the village but providen
tally there enough ea she roofs 70 prevent any
fnrssev spread OF The calamity. The Roman OAtholo
church caught IRE but WIS soon ertnsuhhed
20 lar ~ We have heard nothing more dednfe than
what stated above Knows Of The cause Of he Ore.
There vn an active Gre IN The furnace employed foy
warning tbe legislative halle on tbe second hocr prepa
rhoyy 10 The meeting Of The ConstitutooI Conventcn-
Which wS 10 begin II session 70 day. BY some means
nessh The noor o. tbe representative hall We are ne
bebded heretofore.
The ssie House vas buiH Of granite. Ne entire length
wss $50 feet and Ne depth In The centre 100 feet
rested On solid rcok throughout and sscod nom she
twenty yean ago. ~ cos Of about $40 900, exclusive
Of vtai was expended IN preparing the ground, and vss
called 81 The time Of Ne erection ope Of The hner Han
houses 10 The country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Herald Marine Corrcspondsrc..

PTIILA DEIPHIA, Jan e-The brig Evergreen Hewitt
hence fh for ssgua In Grande
far % morr Listens and got In collision with field Of
floating ice which carried her ahore Summer shoa near
10 bours exposure, landed at Cape May last evening The
Nesmtug America was 70 have this morning from Della
ware Breakvser 10 the briggs assistance.
The city ice boat which le this morning O'clock 10 Keep
nsvirauon frte between Gloucester and Toncum Island
where the e heavy returned noon in consequences
one, snd again abe started Al Pm resume operations
cd bark lrms, Nobre, Barbados; brig dobe, Roberta
Mlsselianeous ana Disasters.
spp Jorr STAR, Corsry, from Cardin Nov "a for Maui
main, put into Lisbon sner Dec 10. leasy
sHr sri QussS Groton, from Lesborn Cor New York. put
back TO Gibraltar the lh u IN distress tsee extracts per
North American. belpwl
BEie scorii, Forsyth, al Philadelphia from Perpanbuco,
hs bad o. heavy gales since the lbh u 18th In
the Gulf lat 20 90 Ion " A. hove 10 for ~ hours IN hea
W gale sccomp snied with bail sud snow, during which 70.
quarter filed he cabin with wsr, asd received much
other damage.
Bag zAvtffl-Provircctown Jan s-Steaner Forbes
has returned hsrbor asr unsuccesul attempt owing
10 the thick Storm nrd The wreck OF brig Zsvsh,
rom Salem for Richmond before reported al anchor OF Marsh
Geld.
BRie QusyS FsrnEp Of sesrpor before repored sbsn.
doned I76 built At Belfast Ne IN lsf rated ~ and
valued Al ahcu, $4,000 insured probably ct the Eastward
scHn CIrIsrs of Camden, Mel at New Bedford Oh nom
Norfolk hsd very hard psssss and when she Arr below
was nearly unrnanseeabe being heavily encumbcwed With
Ice and ne crew all badly fro~ biten she sd IRON Norfolk
arh NH ard encountered the gale the night o. the 1d
miles FNw Hog Island and shipped which carried
away main boon, boat raey, saA " attached svcps he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Assembly.

F,rnIoss PlKsEsrxp.
For the incorporation Of the International Bridge Dom
psny.
For the incorporation College Of Dental Surgery
Tor prohibitory liquor law. mis- Vas referred 70
special COMMITTEE OF seven. and the formation Of this
regard 10 the temperance question
For the re movsl o, the Quarantine.
To remove Liabilities iron wives aui mothers.
nEPoErKD rAvonAmr
The Harbor Commission Ertentiou bin Was reported
upon avorabiy and referred 70 the Committee Of the
NJ rrsK reported fsvsraby the bill relating 70 The
Mr. Hasyosp reported favorably on the blu enabling
the Brooklyn Court Of Sessions 10 bold term any time
By Mr. NrsS-ro protect the harbor Of New York.
hessrs. ADAMS and Dsncx gave NOTICE OF temperance
BY Mr. HoGDcox Requiring the pages Of the House 70
be selected from ire Orphan Asylums.
BY Mr. wlEm.s-ro reorssnise the once Of port war.
dens In New fott
By M. so1r-Io 90, norze The formation Of town mu-
commercial paper This bill does away with days Of
grace on oil negotiable paper, and MAKES notice of pro.
&c. .s % he .ssss >. ,s s's S no
dram, or - ascertsiped afer diligent inquiry
BY Mr.. GIovu-For the incorporation Of the College Of
BY Mr.. RtuiIr-ro regulate convict labor
Duty.
Mr. Roeu introduced Joint resolution requesting our
representatives Coosres oil all their power 70
obtain repeal OF the duties on sugar aud moases.
PROTECTION sHPvRrCK.
The resolutions urrng Congress 10 ADOPT for
the profession Of life the coast were then called up ami
sdop,ed
Business Before the Legislature.
Mr. UfHAns CANAL BILL.
Mr. UrHlN Introduced bill relative to the repairs and
svpevntsndcnoe of The canals which provides that all
PORTIONS Of The Ere Canal MOI under contract the
oayugS as1 Seneca Canal including the CAyugs ines the
Osvego Canal Including the Oneida river improveme
ths seoeoa river towing path and the Badvinsve Canal
shall be pvt under css1so-no perscn pany 70 70
osvs moro than supevintendeass sectes esospt
tbs ssssoa river Improvement the Oswego Canal, bald.
vfnsvfls Canal and Seneca river towing path Divides
the canah into fourteen subdivisions or rssidenoss In
are 70 perform The duties Of superintendent and sboshes
ths htisw Office allows eithew Of the commissioners
suspend asy ssGneev, but requires him 70 file his
therew win be Auditor Of Ne Canal Board he 70 NOTIFY
ue Board tho shall oonsdev The report, and they find
good for suspensicc ~ be removed oythvfh
and appoint another hb sead The engineer susps nd
% ana removed po< 70 recover pay FOR the time he
but In oase h rsseorsd be shall reosve pay
iof we time he was suspended.
BILL RELATIVE 10 Agents. o. roRUor rrsyRArcx
A., COMPANIES.
~ hs0uh mtrcduoed Q oil 70 amend Ne av relatnG
,ts.,. tno NC on properU in this sais made By md.
hsrcn 90 lsip TIE agt four sscsinus are entirely re-
peeleni tno mehtc tereof n provides
FhF'- ira al iortsn mr~pss or individuals dol..s
~ voc ny end County of New York shall IAy 70
" Irehou o. TIE view York Sire Depsr,ment gund. On
~ "rsi dsy 81 Ferrust "a each ye.y the sum OF two
guy ~ No vicusl, W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan. o, 1857.
PETITIONS PRysEyTED
For the passage OF act 70 the American and
Foreign Bible Company to Increase their real estate.
To allow the Great Western Railway OF Canada to give
bonds In SO 900 security for debts In order
eups the running the Niagara Suspension
Bridge from seizure by the Sheriff.
RxPoRrH FAyoRABtT.
To increase the capital stock OF the Brooklyn Poytech
nic Institute.
10 allow charitable reforma,ory institutions 10 bini
children In other States and Territories apprentices
Amending the act OF incorporation Of the Leaers Park
Association.
TO sell the walabout burial ground.
To create Board OF Csnvsssers IN New York.
fixing foreign Insurance oompsn 10 New York city.
Authorizing vesses TO receive gar rowdcr freight In
New York.
10 allow New York to borrow $500 coo 10 build reser-
volr
To provide for the payment Of the awards for lands
taken Tor the Central Park
INTRODUCED.
To authorize the eaie OF abandoned canal lands.
10 Incorporate the Harlem Suspension Bridge Company
To Incorporate the Society for the Relief OF Poor WI
down In New York
For o Veterinary College
To amend the charter Of the Female Guardian Society
OF New York.
Reissi.e 70 Brooklyn city taxes
David W. Merritt was then appointed Assistant S,r
gssnt alarms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10


lurser Thomas H. LOCKER snYnsd and tesused - fol-
Icorsdered Com. Rovsn ~ acting me drunken man
bis bosterous, his language abusive and bis
ISeI,s 70 :. ,rus enc %~ ,rs "a ne, -
the time. and could not 10 In the cabin but heard the
nose Of curses, abuse and scurins although could NOT
agreeing with the statements made by tie other wines
He also stated the met OF The second riot besvcen
the CIR msncer and bic SON. the latter cursns, abusing
fivc any direct or specific testimony as 70
The tbd fourth and hh specification, the sx,h spccin
cattn IL true bad occasion N Communicate officially
with Oom Rowan the afternoon q thatasy a. he Vas
not board went 20 the ArDercar Hotel RIO where
re .bIped to sec him; on enterins was about 70 send
ne 70 get Ctn. Rowan and bis son OF the house a.
they both drunk and roous abe said they had been
declined repeatedly say ing had nothing 70 40 with their
course end vas going 10 leave but hearing very violent
sounds, she ,s,d there. they are attn ssHn,b when,
bad done before rushed up 70 their room fortunately
ioupd them sepsraiet. but from their actions evidently
would n ss~s nsn w. ss.n ssoS, H. %, s. Ne
pocn and came away An nnsss 70 testify ~ 70 he IN
The Court here tcos rsss~
o. - assembling she Court prsceeded the eramlrA-
Ton o. NE same witness % soesrcus propcunded By
descsnded 10 The second s- third floor Of the hos.,.
from the dfnIg room 70 zee Com. Rowan on reaching
him hh vas enhsv leaning or sttnslps chair. and
room; itmned hteH won't up 10 osn r. ana ioId bin
the purpose fss which came; The, lAoushs HE con
vas besatse hin, and came 70 pus stop 70 ~ I uisd
70 persuade him 10 70 win ne On board The brig; vas
earnest, end repeated my Wishes several TINS bus
without ssccsss; 10 nc> rsms@bsy thas he rave any
reasons ~ rsfusiDG, bst hs sssd MAT he would
sc ssd hss hoard tbe abusve ccpdsct Of he con and
the csrsss Of the aAasr that nsevfsrsd fsarss some
misshsef 10 tAh be replied thai vM mistaken; there
bad bees diHouty rejoined thai could nos be pos-
sbls Thea vas misenkes Oo1. rs language was co.,
FUSED and corhaAcsssy thn rive up my sttsmpt and
len Ne rccm
Question By We accusss-whss yos entered The room
vs y. .Ss wsssp' ds so ~ ass d re w. uo.s,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

tho mataes bat that vas Giving parental advice 70
my son a. ] was nos received disco 1rteously; I
do MOI remember tnas the Captain used the language
spoA en Of my recollection u that toll ny errand
imnec AteIy moreover, the son not Ia oon dton
70 reOsve parental advice considered him 10 be very
drunk
TO the other questions the witness aBswered-rhe
from TIE brig on the following day; this the only
official business that prompted me 70 visit him; had
written note but was told that would be useless to
send up he too drunk 70 understand IT, never
beard any declaration by any person Of Intention to
take away the command from Capt Rowan.
The exsminatk here olosed and the Judge Advocate
announced that there were further Witnesses the
self government.
The counsel for the accused will enter upon the defence
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
ADVRRTISRMENFs RENEWD EVERY DAT,
TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

plU inst, N Brcsdway gold chased bracelet N a.
Jackson L. 1906" the inside.
turning 10 ~ water street, New York, win ,hs
above reward
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL.
IL profession Wishing enFagemsnh ~ the new theatre N
wlnamsburr win apply At once "a CHAs PARsIOE, Cha
bers street Also wanted leader.
n OsT.-A LIBERAL REwARDwTrL BE GIVEN ron
~ the OF mink tppet which lost
ing he fecoud avenue the bead OF Catherine see
Ibc finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving the -
~ Madison street 4
II osr-yEsTKRDAy AFTERNOON, BErwKRN Cgxx<
~ ham street. snd Broadway, pocket book consansse
the owner The book marked r. P. For, So Broadway.
where reward WIN be psd fU W deavey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
NARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port OF New York, January o, 1857.

CLEARED.
Steamship EdinbsrG ur) Cummings Glngow-J Mcsy-
Esrt Howard. etsnwo,d, I.sbon--J W Ewen AGO.
Bark Jenny Pitts Snow. Bordeaux-R w Trundy,
Graves.
Brig Margaret Thompson, Barheld, Ripgaion-Ndde
Co.
Brig Undaunied Csr, Comeau. Ponce-Edmnsiou Bros.
schr sawyer lamson, Bermuda-w n Smith
sohr W spodord Iocier, Rapport fla-D sayrc
sohr smmons ssNllnecht Jscksouvile-Jsnvrsn& Reva
schr n " Dennl, Loot, savsnnah-Demin 4 Co.
echr Adele. tfen. Wmpgfou-D Murray.
scbr hedcra. Ireland washDgon-B Blossom a Son
schr koesuih, Pesengfl Boston-S Lewis 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Simmer. Norfolk &c, with mdss
Berh Golden Age Gnchrist, Galveston, ~ days cotton
&C waterman DIM on Co Dec ~ OF Double Head sho,
Keys exchanged signals with British propeller steering
ton steering NE Jan OF the Woodlands 10 sluaH from
NV. lost 10 and fores Has been at anchor outnde
Brig Favor Br coaaeet Cornwalis 10 days with pota.
trs TO ID Devote Was at anchor outside two days
tchr Fleet Wing q mastsl, Davis Apaachoola rs days,
MN eo'on se 70 harh fosf Experienced very heavy YEA
tiesmer fOusn Morley Baltimore 50 hours 10 crom.
web
Steamer Caledonia, Lsyheid Bsimorc IS hours. 10
Steamer weaernport Berry Portland viii ndse, 10 n
Steamer osprsy. Kenny, Providence.
Steamer . Harris, smith Norwich.
RETuRsED-schr Alexander Is~, Wood, hence for Capes
May when finding the thick and in such large quaint.
s put bach for this port and this morning taken IN
BY steamer Hnnirss and ,o.sd The public store dock
re trade years and never has experienced such
weafer The ce extended FROM three 70 rx miles The
beach
Bremen, Ia consigned 10 Meesrs Stanton Ruger
Wind al sunrise wNw; meridian w, sunset Waw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-29
JOS. H. II. HERTRAN,
REAL EsrAFE AND INSURANCE

OFFICE, NO. q, KILpOURNE's BLOCK,
II Al Tor Sale 80 bsastiful Lots in d. ". XII.
1 4 bourne's Aadition.
frea say Of thsss Lots the prospect from. aAA
~ vasw assa1d shsstty, isdelightlul.
11ey - slI nsss ~ tlfcinine
~ KlLDOUHNI PARKtss
Ard - othsr Iotsn ths City - h more desirable
for resi1snces
ugsek lre In the oldlimits
90 Feet on Main-st., between 9th and m.
Lot I, Block ~, ON Blondeau-st.
90 Feet in Block 2ol, on Main-st., between 10Th
and nth
- Feet ON Aain.st., commencing loo fsst from
10th street. ss@% ~
70 Feet on 4th IT,, In Block ~, = very ~eaisshls
buildisg residence.
Afro, Lots in Edward KilhourIe's New Addition.
e1lRns--l snd yer, Eaay Paynents.-
fan70d
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WIN. BROWN,
Ar CHIT ECT.

lust call ~ his fOOms, over UoublAdAy Will
sons Store, second street. any time, (except Sun-
days, from daylight till 10 o'clock u night, ~ he
prssso1 business, and Aes his Asawtsgs, appasatps
AAd extensive Architectural Lihxssy, wkich an
free to the inspseiou Of all aad jaAgs vhseAsr b
10 conpetent toservcthe pubiicin hiS profession. :.
sss shs Z. !.
itaSian therefore be II viiling 70 show
tie puslic what he can himself do h practical
ssese. Call Aad aes, free Of charge.
MID W. BROWN.
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0ElSER,o
JHWEI,AY 6TODE,

Sssoad slssst, between Aain and johnson.
lAvIN0 just returned from the East, -
L i respectfully call the attention OF ny "a
friends, and the pubic gen.ially, to MY
new and livestock of uatches ,jswelry, silver and
plated wars, fancy eoods, Ac.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watshss; silver patent and detached levers,
and \ 'kpines Of all kiDAs andQualities.
1ewelry.
Lsdisa' plain gold, mosAic, cameo and enamslled
saryiass and breast pias, lsdiss' aAd eAiAdrcn's
gold and JET braeeiets, ladies' and ssnt's gcla
sAaiss, pencils and pans, gold and diamond anger
sinss. gold asd silver tAlmhass, gssts gold breast
pins, studs, collar and sleeve huttons, gold, silver,
steel snd patent spsctsclts pocket table and des-
ssft cutlery, andscisssss.
0ilvea ware. N
In which line Intend mot TO be esuYpassed BY Any
store vest north Of ST. kosis, Wis. silver table,
dessert and ten spoons and forks ,sagar efsan, mss
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit knivsa silver
and piassA nspkin riags, -.
P1Ated y are ana Eancy 6oo0es.
Plstsd and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit ana
cake baskets. ssnd pearl and she'll pocket
books, and In fact everything psrtaining 10 my
line.. ~.
general assortment Of clocks Of thelatest pat
terms and bsst make, all warranted to keep good
time.
@Watches and Jewelry repaired In the most
worhnanlike manner, and at the shortest notice.
nye-diy JULES GElsEk.
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I ATE pAfssss u WI. Neshhsrn. Asshitsst oi
IA AnssieaA, ksstse, WtnkArpp aDd PAfhss
Hessss, aad Trsnont fenple. Bestoa Wsod . Hs.
tel, Portland; Bay Stats Hosss. Worcester. and
nany etAr 1rst slssa pahlie and psive4s bsildiAsu
tArslsAout ths sosntfy, kaviag located In Ksekuk.
would in1sym tAs public that Be- Il prePassd 1ar.
aish Ossips, PiAns, Detail DEawisGS, epeciAsa-
tioas end Eppertntendcncc for ChufvAss, School
nHs q r. sns Pablo .ns
as0uyocy.
All re nodsrn improve nents ,susA ssW Warning,
Lighting, Ventilation, H., - s0sptsd n the East
err cities, will - especially provided for - re-
quire1-
-O1cs In sample 'snsv huildipg ,on Second
stfsst. between Main and johnson.
JeA. ~. '57-diy r. H. MOORE.
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TAird-st., one door sssth Of Main. Ksokak, lows.
ssIsS.sa45E' Us. !. lsn. L.'s Il A''..,. IT.
sOtLEcTIONs naasia I'll pArtssx shs wet, and
- promptly rsmlttsd on day Of psynsat - cur
reut rates. @s6 -s. 3s~s
DAak of che State Of New York, NJ.
- Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lynsa CAapin, Albany, NY.
1fasegsC sCcrning Co., Albany, NY.
ass. yao I; 6sheoirsft, Pres conn rBank, A.
1Ass. y. Oissst, Prss't Nsehaniss' . Yasnsr'
Dsnk, Albaay, New York.
0tibertL. Wilson, ASS TREAS. N. Y. Csatssl h.
=. Co., Albany.
1hoOpson , Co. d 9xprsss, Boston.
1eA. MOEasiojsyneuF, UtisA,N.Y.
tros 1aek, yalI Village, Csna.
nasins Daak, Buffalo, Y.
Jns. =. L. : o., BaAkees, DsAAlo, N.Y.
ltsAleaa Iasasaacc CO. Bank, Detrolt, Mich.
Aasins Daak. Chicago, Ills.
I. y. bsrch fco., Chicago.
oAnk u connssee Nii1suksa, Wiz.
J. nssstmsr Hall, d. Paul. Minnesota.
0resns, fAs1aeA ACo., DAaksrs, Bssliagtsa lows
Lskss, nsaisk ace, q. Leuis, No.
Nsnn. p. ". 4 =. Kilbossns, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Jae. Jaoeb Wsndsli, Cashier DoDsins n. = lace.
dsels-Aly
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and St. Louis,
AND
Qutnry and ST. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.

GrFA ISOR the accommodation Of G1Z =
- this trade line Of steam
er. will leave st. Louis for Louisiana, Hannihal,
Quincy, Lagrange, Canton, Warsaw and Ksokuk.
Leaving 81. Louis st - oeock n daily; arriving
At Hannibal st .. Qsincy ~ =. N, and Kso-
kak at II An. ketsrning--I.ssvs ksokuk st p.
M, wArsA~ 1t 1p. m, Lagrange at 4 p. m, At
Quincy at p. H.. Hannibai nj p. -, and arriving
~ 81. Louis 1t .. N.
Another tine Of steamers viii leave 81. Loais "a
| connect with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad
| leaving 81. Louis q 3 p. m, arriving 1t Hannibal
1t 10 ). m, and Quincy 1t I'm.
| Rstsrnisg--Leavc Quincy at ". m. Hannibal Il
| m, end arriving IT 81. Loui. at a.. m.
An soon - business win Railroad 10 resumed !
steamer will make . round trip daily between Keo-
kuk and QuiDcy, leaving keok ak ut .. n, and
/ leaving Quincy at IL m. ffeb75-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-29

nFfkR their very large stock Of all dsscrip-
~ tsns VI Gold aud silver Watches and nsv and
fashionable Jewelry, ~ Wholesale and Retail. At
isss fAsa tAs sssdi rates.
Ladiess Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl. Carbun ella
and Lava Earrings, Pins and Bracelets; Diamond
Pins and Rings, ladies and 6sntls mems Gold
Watch Chains; Gold Studs and Sleeve Bnttens,
Keys and Seals, Finger Rings with stonea, Seal
kings, Plain Gold kingA Pure Goid wedding
Rings, SIectseics, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold
Thimbles, Gold Locketr for Daguereotypss or
Hair, 0sntlencn's Breast Piss. told Pens, Silver
Holden, Gold Neckiacea aud Crosses; Plated
Spoohs and Forks, Portmonnaies, and Fruit Knives.
Clocks Of French and Amsricxn nanufaetuPes. -
The above 10 by far the largest and bcst stock ever
brought tothe state, and from our connection with
one OF tho lsrsest importers and manufactupsr in
New York, We are enAbledio defy competition in
this city, ". Louis or Chicago.
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