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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-07
Loss of ,hs Steamer TrOuie.

At meeting of the passengers Of The
steamboat Tropic, which struck snag and
sunk in the Missouri river, near the town
of Waverly, No., on the 18th Of 0ctObtr,
James Childs, Esq, was appointed Chair.
man and jas. r. Larkins, Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed acolnmittee to adoptreso-
lutions expressive of the sense Of the
meeting: VIM. E. Murphy, J. S. Clark
son, Isaac Young. w. Chiids and Cbs.
Simons, who reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions -
Whereas, the passengers on board TIE
! Inflated steamboat Tropic, at the time Of
the sad catastrophe which has befallenit
have great cause to be thankful to Divine
Providence for our lucky escape from
watery grave: And, seIaereas, we have WI
messed with pride and satisfaction the no
bic daring and manly conduct of Cak
John Fl. Marshall, the commander ofssi
boat, and also his mate, John Douglas
and all other officers of said boat, in thtr
endeayors 70 save the lives of its passen-
gers: Therefore be it
ResolUed, That afterreturning our thanEs
to Divine Providence, we hereby public!
testify to the humane and noble condns
of Capt. John H. Marshall and the O;hs
officers of said boat in saving the lives d
their passengers, and take this method G
endorsing their conduct and placing then
in that position before all good and h.
name people which they deserve to cert
Ply.
Resolved, That in our opinion no blanc
can possibly be attached to any of the on
GERS of said steamboat Tropic; and thsi
its sinking was altogether an accident "
avoidable on their part.
ResoEUed, That we most cordially retun
our heartfelt thanks to the citizens o.
Wayerly, No., for the kihdreeeptiOn xhicA
they gave US in our distress and the boz,
pitable manner in which they have treaties
us.
Resoiued, That we deeply symPsihlEs
with the bereaved parents and friends Slo
have lost members of their families Vy
this sad calamity.
Resolued, That we cannot refrain irom
further particularly mentioning the DOCS
conduct Of james Brutters, cook on saa
boat, In rescuing from the water feInais
with child in her arms.
Reso1ued, That the Missouri RspHtt''ss
and other papers in Missouri be requests
to publish these proceedings.
JAMES CHILDS, Chairman
JAS. r. LARKINS, Secretary.
ID. II. Weir, ESQ, of Lawrence, was o
the boat and sends us the resolutions VIE
the following particulars:
The Tropic was on her down TRIP iron
Leavenworth and struck asHsg near ha',
eriy and sunk in fiViputes. Seven.
were drowned; the sr is estimates
at ten. The Edinbii 5bk her Pss'sl'
gers TO Jefferson city.
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Matters Al Leeonu,on.

This meeting, which by its call, was n.
the purpose of approving of the tax mr.
lamation of Cor. Walker before elect,
and the subsequent throwing GU. of ~
election returns from Oxford precinct ana
Notes county by the Gov. and Secrs,.,-
Stanton, was held, pursuant to a cali :.
Lecompton on Saturday, the 3Ist iDst,n.
The attendance was not large. vet the :,
most harmony of sentiment prevailed
A very clever delegation from Lawron..
was there, accompanied by the Band
There was, doubtless among the F,..
State men generally, misappreheps;oD
of the purposes of this meeting xb;I
goes to explain the fact Of there not h
ing a more general attendance. We n,
derstood it to be a defensive movsm.,.
entirely. There had been MEETING -
the ruffians. in Lecompton few davs h.
fore, at which resolutions were passed d..
nouncing the Gov. and Secretary MOI.
especially for throwing out the returns ;,
above mentioned, and giving eerti6cs,..
to Free State candidates. 1t was devsl
opment of plan to get both of these off;
Gals removed, to make way for Calhoun
and his minions. Gov. Walker and G..
Rotary Stanton were condemned for tbes.
official acts, by s. j. Jones & Co.. and N
those who approved the justice Of these
acts, were called upon to express tb.,
appreciation thereof. 1t was not meet,
ing to laud these gentlemen, for no on.
viii claim that they have done any,hip,
more than their simple duty; bnt it was 10
defend their acts as just and right II
this view of the matter had been taken
there would have been, unquestiOnsBlv
a very large gathering; for the people mi.
versally believe, aye, they know tia,
Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton did
fright when they put their foot upon this
monstrous fraud, conceived BY the arch
villain Jones and his diabolical associates
| Speeches were made by Secretary Stan.
ton and Col. Moore. The speech of the
Secretary was an allie and eloquent vim.
dication of his official conduct. The la;.
ter spoke upon the money crisis. Not.
withstanding its being irrelevant to lie
| immediate subject under consideration. #
was nevertheless interesting. We cah.
/ not help believing it unfortunate, hOv.
ever, that Col. Moore should have ALLUDED
to the present monetary crisis, in connsc.
ton with his praise of Gov. Walker, for il
/ is unquestionably true that this wide
spread distress in finance is attributable,
in most parts to the tariff system con.
ceived by the Gov, and inaugurated ia
1916, and which now is the policy Of the
Government.
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financially, although we may be growing
poor, while this is being accomplished
We shall lose no small sum by the large
number who viii be out of employment
during some months to come.
This evil arises chiefly from distrust,
occasioned by the bankruptcy of the few.
The estimate of losses sustained. during
this crisis, viii consist, to a very great ex-
tent, in the transfer of values from form ;
er holders or owners, to present holders or
owners. This will occasion much indiyi
dual, but little general loss. Profiigacy
on the part of the few. aided by long
credits, we pronounce the procuring cause
of all crises in q generally prosperous
country
Revulsions which would, in themselves,
prove slight, are often rendered severe by
money holders taking advantage of the
fears of the people, which are always
exacsed in such times. If the above rea-
SONS be correct, as to the cause of the crisis,
such crises may be avoided in future by
practising frugality. This viii be a neees-
sity if credit cannot be obtained, except
on good security. Should this simple
plan be resorted TO, hundreds and thous.
ands would be driven from trades who are
not needed in the business, and compelled
to enter into agricultural pursuits, thus
rendering human food much cheaper, and
manufacturers and traders would be bet
ter able to sustain themselves than they
now are. The great cities and marts of
trade, where all these crises occur are too
full and the rural districts too sparsely
populated; both would be benefited by
the proposed change When the panic
subsidies we shall seem amuch richer peo-
pie, than at the present time. Though
there is neither wealth nor poverty in a
panic, there is much that seems likeit.
VERITAS.
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Fire.

The ten pin alleyo Vermont st, below
Henry was burnt to the ground last Satur-
day night. Is there fire department in
Lawrence? Houses are too thick and CON-
bustible, and merchandise too abundant
and valuable, and accidental fires too COM
mon to neglect this matter much longer.
One sweeping FIRE on some windy DAY. will
destroy the accumulation Of years. VIII
our business men look 70 this?
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Notice 70 Persons vino lost Property during the
Invasion into Kansas either BY Fire or other
wise.

Notice TO Persons vino lost Property during tine
Invasion into Kansas either BY Fire or other
wise.
Persons are cautioned against entering
into any arrangement with any person, to
pay specific sum, ora per cent on any sum
they may receive from the General Gov
eminent, in consideration of supposed SER
vices rendered in the procuring of the pas
sage of an appropriation bill by Congress.
The Justice of the claim presented will be
all that will be needed TO induce the me-
cessary appropriation by Congress to re-
munerste any citizen who sustained losses
in consequence of the General Govern
ment having failed TO render the protec-
ton which is due from any government
claiming the right to legislate for thepeople.
We are informed that an able and eff
Gent member elect to the next Congress
viii Immediately after the organization
of that body, present bill for the pur-
pose above mentioned.
The authority on which this statement
is made is unquestionable. We under
stand the reason of persons offering to pay
certain sums In case their losses are made
good is, that the idea is very prevalent
that the government viii be very tardy IN
doing Justice to the citizens OF Kansas;
and It is said that agents viii have some
influence in Fastening the performance of
this manifest duty on the part of Con-
gress. We do not believe this. That
there should be any disposition on the
part of Congress to put the unfortunate
sufferers Of Kansas to inconvenience By
refusing to perform an act so just, is TO
suppose our continued suffering would in
some way, be the means of pleasure to
those whe should find their greatest salts
faction in affording protection to the peo-
pie, whose servants they are.
ONE OF THE SUFFERERS.
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or win, recognize You as their right arm.
and will sustain You; and allow our Ex-
eeutive officers to be struck down. These
officers are bur men; and what is one, OF
two, or dozen men, to the triumph Of
despots.
We have been driven to the wall, and
and can see no neutral ground. Ii is sla-
very or Freedom, not only for Kansas but
for the whole American continent.
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LEAyExwoRrH. Kansas. o.. s, -:

LEAyESW0RTH5 Kansas, Uct. Q, lo1';
I stopped at Fort Leavsnworth y
night. At this point there is intense e.
-citement. You are well aware We d"
alafge majority in this Territory Of fie
State men. In Leayenworth county, "
have 800 majority and seven Represents
tiyes. Gov. Walker determined TO =
the county If he lost his life; and hrois
the only way to save the Territory, We
to the garrison, marched out 800 U.
troops 70 the polls aud compelled thr.1 .
uote, and voted himself, not even being
resident Of the Territory six months
We clip the shove from the UHen'
natti Gazette. We do not know "hs.
paper or party expects to gain by PuOlsD
ing such barefsced falsehoods- 20"
Walker did not vote, and il is stated =
one Of the officers, that only about tE shA
Eve soldiers voted. and these had lss-
residence in the Territory before tnen Z
lisflnent. The facts in the case YIN
elected shortly, IS they srs now beng u
velopsd By anziiitafy examination.
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We are informed that the land in Doug
las county win bs resdy for pTe-enPnO'
IN few days, at Leeonpson. The ns'@
sary maps having been received.
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> Work IL ny line.
window Curtainsy --Frsneh and ether stylss,-
mads and putup. Carpets AttsAan1 put 6sNa.--
vpholstsry of furniture nsaAly repaired. CAaseA
Cushi0ns nads 10 erdsr. All work wasgaatsd -
give ~ sfAstiep, and Prices reoeonaAls.
1set4enss enA Shop on I'll atseet, hetSeea
Dle.1sAa aad C6aesst.
Refer 70 Kilbourns I Davis, vhsssspesinssis u
ny work nay ~ seen. tiy3ol1
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New Jersey, ReD0syIva0lA 00A
Delaware Currency.
The following comprises . list Of all the
country haaks, the notes Of which, Of So and
upward, are fscsived on deposit 1t the banks
il Philsdslphia:
Alientown Bank. Allentown.
BAak Of Chester County.
Bank Of DAnviiie.
Bsnk Of Delaware County, Chester.
Bank Ut Germantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Bank Of korth9m bcYiand.
Colsmhaa Bank, Columbia.
Duylsstesn Dank, Doylestown.
Easton Bank. at Easton.
Farmer and AschAnics' Bank, Esston.
yssmsFs BAak Of Basks County, Bristol.
ysrnss' Bank Of LAaeastsr, q LAasaster.
Farmers. Bank Of Reading, AsaAisg.
Look Haven Bank, Penn.
Lebanon Bank, at Lebanon.
Asseh Chunk Bank, Nauch Chank.
. Miner Bank Of Potisville, rettsvills.
West Branch Bank, At Wiiliamsport.
Wyoming Bank. a Wilkssbarre.
6troadsburgh Bank.
Casavissa Hank.
Pottstown Bank.
Bordentcwn Banking Company, Bordsntowu.
Burlington County Bans, nsdford.
Nv Cumhesland Bank, q Brighton.
Farmers, BsAk, Mount Holly.
far@srs' and Mechanin' Bank, Camden.
A0ohAntcs' Bank, 1T burlington.
Asahanics' aud AAnsfActursrs' Bank, Trenton.
Prinestsu Bank, - Princeton.
oAlsn Banking Company, salem.
State nank, Camden.
State Bank, New brunswick.
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton.
Mount holly Bank.
Baak Of Melville.
State Bank, Newark.
All the solvent banks Of Delaware are received
On deposit.
The bills of the Newark, N. J., banks, Of Is and
under, are redeemed II par In New York. - fol.
Ows:
Newark Banking CompAt y, At the Msrehsat's
Bank.
ktate Bank, at the ManhAttan CoupAny.
Mechanics BAnb, ~ the Mechsnics' Bank.
Newark City Bank, ~ the Continen al Bank.
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VENTILATING AND SELT-CLEARlNG
FURNACE.
Fiv . = . -.
nAl A...A 90 1Se1

I
| rIyHIH Furnace 10 different in many essential
/ particulars from any thing ever before sssrsd
Il presents : larger amount Of elective rsdist-
Ing surfscs tall Of which 10 In direct contact
| With the nrs) than any other Heater nov In the
| market. One entirely new and Important feature
| ID the addition Of large amount VI surfAes At
tsched 10 the Ars pot. in tho form Of faas, which
mn very much to the power VI the fsrnass, and
pssvsntthe everlasting and cracking 81 the pot.
| The construction Of It's seif-clsarlng radiates
! IN Important consideration, q. 1t sdsetually OBJ
,.ssif eseircles the body Of the Furnses, and Il
connected therwi.h By six aass, or dtstrihssisg
pipss, which, taken directly from the top of The
a. not are arranged that the IRE 10 brought 10
eousI contact With thsentirs internal sarfses u
| ths fnrnaos, thereby rendering the radiator sd
pipes. - aiso tbs body. when the direct draft 10
CLOSED tas y aiSsys should %, except while kiSA-
Tie % IRE structure, when act, il much less -
heisht than any heater Of equal capacity il pre-
sns sss thereby edordine ~ opportunity 70 give
ths desired elevation to The hot air pipes polss,
ihs ia portance Of which il apparent 10 all ~
| haye Ma experience In scc-sstiinr.
The ioints are al 10 adjusted m 10 prevent -
escape II gAsesor smoke, and rcnder once Daskie1
4 c.,aful sxamination Of the form ana attlna
u the ssstings, will show tha, the liability
raok 10 entirely obviated BY the ample pss4jvie
| which has been made Tor expansion and sontsax4
tion.
6sr1srsssm, especially ~ The Western Trade n r.
peculiar adaptation to the use Of bisuniasss 49,
The auss, which are large. Leading pesnenSie y
larly from the are potto the rsdtktsfs a11 nee1
80 10 the exit pipe, are fully exposed 10 tks mr.
action Of the Are The resinoss matter, aakvrfa0
10 their inner surfscss, 10 eastly isnitsd, -
que burns clear, while the ssdiasat Il psssipite1
ed into the chamber below. 7sssss
In the use Of bituminoas scsl smoke - ~
increased sise 10 employed. q
We are nov prepared to pat up the ahsvs neno1
euynann for wood o. coal. II kOtk nahlie AnI ss2
yate honses, stshort nstiee. Oae 81 thsa 49, ~
sssnAs the Con tioasI Chapel, = THU ejty
up by ~. C0MsxOCk = D10.s
July Sid ~ maaas64. M
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-
Ink n u 0KAHdssirss 70 isfsrn ttd6esunfss
- nitythat BE- has dsesrnissd 70 aeks Ksoknk
his permanent rssidsacs, for IL psrpsss Of pras-
tising DENTISTRY. His bsslasss sagagsnsnts
elsewhere are saeh shat viii rot ~ possible for
hin to locate until sprlns. n feels assured in
giving the guaranty thAsAs will eoms prepared 70
give entire satisfAesi1 II The vasksss hssnsAss Of
his profession 10 all whesay fayer Min With their
patronage.
RsSsasscss.--J. b. uswsla, .. N. Webster,
S.Y. Miller, Of Ksoksk; Dbl novsn, Dr.. IL.
Ssadss, Lows City. testlodAwtfl
| CAUTION 70 Travellers y this 49,
son Of The year should always b sarsf0 U pro-
| cure supply Of Dr.. J. AoststlsF's 6tomash Ill
tsrs, ~ II 10 now conceded BY I'll Who AAvs tried
this invaluable medicine that nature can b a.
u stsd, and when traveller Il subject 70 the w.
rioas changes Of watsr and dist, ~ h compelled
TO ~ these Bitten are thsonly rslisble nsdicias
now in the market. thas they are what " sspes-
ssnt ~ only refer U The psppie generally. who
havs tsisd thsn, md speak volsnss II fsvas Of
this gsssa regulator Of the stomach. For sale BY
Draggtsts Asd Dsalsrs generally.
HARRISON GIBBONS, Agents,
novAdAw Main-st., bst. eth ssd 7th.
uoDoBtAoe ~ obteos
An AsUS kaAessASss i--Csvsu's Bsbssrins
Ai4ssss IL positiv for YsveSssd Agsssnd
aiI6uipss Diseases. TAis Aixtass Assbsss 49,
fore the publisfoS Anunbss Of ysass asl has al
ways bssa sssd With sssssss. II II ) haxnisss
and ssrtsts ssasdy. Get psopAlst fsss thsi
dssse iSsssAd sssd II and JOS wiiibssatissed.
w will warrant this rsnsdy 70 cure vhsa taken
ascending 10 difsotions twenty Svs per cent. more
sasss of Agss and Fever than any other msdisiss
SOW sold. II eontainsneithsr arsenic, Prssisssid
Or stfychnins. Get bottle and you assd ~ fear
Agus and Fever any more. s
Soldhsrsby o iceaaoSA Bro, sn1 MasshsllA
Bruce. Ia. Porter Bro, Preprisssrs, Rssh
Island, Ills. [sugs-d&w
WOODLAND CREAA."--PonAps yoR BEAU
rivriss sss HAIs-Hishiy psrssnsd, superior - |
Any rrsaeh article inportsd, aud for half The |
price. For dressing Ladiss' Hair II has no sqsal.
siviag ia bright glsssy appsasaAse. Il sAss~s
gsntlsnea's hair toeurl - the nest natural naa-
Ass. II removes daadrsf, sivays givipg ths hair
The appearance Of bsing freshly shAnpoesd. Priee
osiy aityssnts Noas gssuiss anlsss sigssa
fETRID0E Co., N. T., Proprietor u tAs
"Bsim Of Thoasand Flowers"
For sale BY al Draggists. uyIdAw]
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NEW COMERS PHASE aOTICB.
sAAs6s' &secstteas go LAp6esv19 1uAs.
VTsHK subscribsf nov sGsss eas - elttssoa IL
= cheapest hasDain ~ est, bsing . Dwsiltas
6ssse large eneseh Tor - osaanery fo0i1y bss-
vatar convenient, = . hsaitAy losAsasa - qsiss
nsig Ahofheod, withis ~ uGiastss vsik Of tbs
~ tee H0use.
TIRsr CONF: r5AsT CLAIM.
II taken seon, en- - had ct Low Agarss. A
sare bargain, whseAes Ter rssidsses o. % an In
vsstmsnt. fitAkussuntssd.
Tssss-17s2 s1sA, balssss n payments 70 se-
sonuodsts purchaser. Ter sash . lthsssl discount
will ~ made.
Inauire Of tbs usdsrsignsd, Days Dsildise,
kxshsaes-st ,oorner IT 18th, " at the oGss Of
". ". Dixon, Athea0um Bsildisgs.
dis p. Il. UkNHTON
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C.rrs.sv .Ss ,essssvsA.


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Niagara hsvW 49, 4Scseaes.
Arieslsssai, hsskinss County
n msii.ssss. ss - psn
U - 49,
s.ssppss:. H..n.. S.x.,o
nss : ,i MaIsef'
Ssk 49, A,A...
h 10 C.sasZ. r; S.,,! : an
1s4ssgSf 80 Ests.
nssins, aseas:. r.,.
G..,,.,s Iss Z. ~ 49,. Uses
n nanx O. 1snsvah; 1, ni...
Stock Sssssi.y zAnk, DsaviAs'
peopien Ban, Cafni'
Ass''i's' Aa', ,
r,pp.s..e. Bank vssa.:.s.
MI = 8. Capitol. lsdi...psH,.
kzsasSge Baak, 0rssacastle.
Bank Of WsFssv.
wlscosns.
Fog River DO Green Bay.
Peoples do Ailvsakss.
BsYmers' do Hudson.
wsapan do wAapsn.
ncuIoxK.
asNmssn nnaA.
renins slcr bAnK' Dssron.
aseoesV ~. 90 ss.Cisaess,
Farmers Aessasioe Rank, i'stfolt.
OHIO.
City BAoks Ctn1tnnASi.
sa.assky City Besk:
Canai q cisvsiand.
! osnsse County Bank.
Eisal Valley a. Dayton.
City Bsek 81 Columbus.
Clinton baak, do
Springfield hanh, spEinEAsh.
Dayton hank, Oey ts0.
VIRGINIA.
Kanavha.
Tram Allegheny.
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ENOR sulsnss and utility this Store 10 nssoSs
e passsd. II has . large Ars door, opss foD -
froni- In design, we'll nads, and wasreas.
ID 70 perform we'll In every case. The de0one -
besn % Great for this stove that unAsse -
KEGS ~ With oar orders last season, snt ncv -
have % sxtsnded onr works for making sAe0 -
viii enable ~ to 1llt the demands promptly - xue
sass. City buysrs sspscially seltsitsd - axes
49, CONsTJcK BRO,
.r,a.a n Main.st.
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Pianos at Cost
THIRTY DAYS.

In consequence Of the elosssess Of money matters
W will ssll any Of ear
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS,
From the manufsctorics u BOARDMAN, GRAY
CO., PETERS, CRAGG 1 CO., and A. W.
LAID Go, daring the
NEXT - DAYS. AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY.
Aisc, fne assortment Of PICTURES, FRAMES,
AND GILT AoULDINGS,
Al lower prices than eGsrsd before In this city
oo.1od PATRICK GROUSE.
r. LAC Q An D 4 o o.,
wnoLxsALE AND RETAIL
jewellers anl silver ware
MANUFACTURES,
Narbl. Building, Is Foarth-st...........STL LOUIS,
superior i .s., own s,. .ssI i1
| ports
All kinds Of Silver Ware. sueh - Tss Sets COM
piste: Pitcher, csps. aebisL. spoons, and evsry
Ans plated ware IL full and complete.
! Fine Gold Jevelry Of every conceivable style
and pattern, Of which large assortment 10 con-
stantiy kept on hand.
FANCY oooDs.
In this department the stock 10 full, and has
been selected with great care, and with view to
the approaching Holydays, and at prisea that car
| not fail to sssonmodats their customers.
CLOCk6s-They have received . choice article OF
French Marble, Papser Aachs Inisid, and Amsri-
can Clocks.
Also, choice and varied assortment Of Fine
Cutlery, Spsctaoles, me CsAss, 10.
| Additions are daily natst 10 their large stock.
PINE JBWnL1Y.
Diamonds and slIotheF precious stones Get in
the most approved style. BY competent workmsn
In their smplsy.
| - Give them call. fssp37d
OassslasAen.
VNHE Co.Psrtnership heretofore existing be-
| ! tween the subscrihers, ludsr the aams and
hrm 0l Rsrrar 4 HAthss, IL this dsy dissolved b.
| mutual consent. Robert = r. Q. Haisss will con-
! tInus in the businsss, and sign the name Of the
Arm II liquidation. They will also settle ali -
counts Of the late 6rm, and all debts due II must
be paid them. IL. =. fAkRAR,
ROBERT HAINkS.
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- :! =! i

Thisis the Shortsst sndQaieksst Route to All
points North and East.
~THROUGR TfCKETS-R
Over thisline TO al principal places, be pre-
cared atRAilroad Ticket OGcs, Main street, oas
doorfrom the Billings House. Stages viii eallfoi
Aassen D gers. IN any part Of thecity, Free.
GRAHAM + CO., ProprietoTs.
J. R. TEwxsSuRy, Ticket Agent.
mehl7d
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] eve Al Z neiII q b sapsr

tng AAehtss will please address hin thYouxhthe
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FLOUR! FL0URiI FLOUR6TIIIII -FLOU1KII!

r1SllR ubscribsrs having thoroughly rspsirsdths
j above Mills, are prepared to furnish The eth
SENS Of Keokuk with Flour which they warrant
squal 70 any brought 70 this market, and voula
respsctfu July solicit STAIR and impartial trial.
Bras and AidAlines seastantly % hand.
jy7t-dtf C0Lx0ANA HOOTH.
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