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JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
8. II. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C.. ANiCRy

$50 Pennsylvania avenue, ard at tbs General
Agency, corner Of l. and streets, Navy Yard
feb 30 -
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uARPER's MAaAzGNE-Af fresh suppl
for Msseh. Also, Mn. Stephens, Win cor
tinuatioa Of the Lost Jevets buy n ~
teb2s FERGUSON, ass ssvsnih&
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WV. HACKNEY. w,n
HACKNEY q DAYTON,
Assi Estate aad GENERAL Lsed Agency.
s.s u.rr,ywA HA CITY, N. r
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NV FOREIGN SPRING coon.

sokEiaN SPRING 9OODS
u yite their patrons and N. I'.l, oLLf In
70 eau and examine their very faIs. o gsneisiiy
assonmsnt Of FOREIGN sPRIke Ga se,sct
s.Isc,et ny tSsss snemseives, with special care
Tney also keep constantly on hand -,
So.n1es OF Army and Navy 6oods-EpauIss,s.
SWORDS, sashes, Gold Laces, &c. p3uie'ss,
They also invite attention 10 tteir r,,.,,
Domestic Furnishing Goods, Of the heat en-, ana
Sactzrs and latest style 1anu-
IF. LOUDoN d co
Army an Navy Tailor.
teo 6-du B2 under Browns Hotsl
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TIT. 70 goo PEACH TREES
"A 81. ~ NJ N EAko FER hUNDRED-FOR
n. 80. Nursefy, near Washington -
- ~ -, s1Oss w nees are ali Of sns growth and
EVER6REEN, SHADE, ana r M n n E IA I.a.,
SosHbA PEIRCR
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DIr.R1xxNf OF INTERIOR, Maxz. 1855

p. s.-OPERA GLASSES Of great ygrietr,
TELESCOPES 4 MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and Eany ether articles In
Nv 181V
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MONEY TO LOAN
IN GOLD AND SILVER w les
ysWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, ana an
JOIN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker.
Iee 4-zm ?4s Pa ODD. Browns, HotsI
QUkTs-BOQUErS!
GkEAT BOQUET DEPOT, OF ALL hind.
asoQUErS, FANCY BASKETS. -
always on hand, and at the lowest prices' a&s
Hat, GEORGE HANFf, ~
Mt Union nefeetory, southv corner Pennsylva.
Feb s9.1's ana Third street, near the Capitol.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
THE FIRST BORN.

The first born is fairy child,
A wendrous emanation!
A tameless creature fond and wild
A moving exuitationi
Beside the hearth, upon the stair.
Its footstep laaShs with lightness5
and cradled all its features fair
Are touched with mystic brightness.
First pledge of their betrothed love
o, happy they that claim it!
First gift direct from Heaven above
D, happy they that name it'll
ttunes the household with it's voice,
And with quick laughter ringing,
Makes the inanimate rooms rejoice.
a hidden rapture bringing.
ID beauty all the be auteo Gus things
BY kindred light resembles,
nut, overcome with fiuttering wings,
On fairy confines trembles.
% Iauch of those that gave it birth,
Vt father and of mother;
60 ;aaich of the world built on earth,
And 50 much OF another!
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
Gbe poet' S Column.
SPEAKING DEAD.
BY IL. w. LoNGFELLow.

When the hours Of day are numbered,
And the voices of the night
Wake the better soul that slumbered,
To holy, calm delight.
Ere the evening lamps are lighted,
And, like phantoms grim and tall,
Shadows from the ftfui freight
Dance upon the Parlor wall.
Then forms of the departed
Enter at the open door:
The beloved, the true-hearted
Come to me once more:
lie, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife,
BY tn, roadside fell and perished,
With the weary march OF life!
They, the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross OF suffering bore,
Folded their pale hands so meekly,
Spake with us en- earth no morei
Anil with them the Being beauteous,
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love me,
And is now saint in heaven.
with slow and noiseless footstep,
Comes the Messenger Divine,
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand in mine.
And she sits and gazes at me,
With those deep and tender eyes,
Like the stars 30 soft and saint-iike,
Looking downward from the skies.
Uttered nst, yet comprehended,
Is the SPIRITS yoiceless prayer:
Soft rebukes in blessings ended,
Breathing from her lips Of air.
Oh, though oft depressed and lonely, =
All my fears are laid aside;
but remember only
3aeh as these have lived and died.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
The Law of Newspapers.

4. Subscribers who do not give express no.
hes to the contrary are considered as wish
Ing to continue their subscription.
4, If subscribers order the dscontinuance OF
their periodicals, the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
;. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they held responsible, till they
have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
tinned. 80
4. If subscribers remove to otherplaces with
cut informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held res
Ponsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing TO
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
sni ieaving them uncalied for, is prima facia
evidence Of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
The sqaatter Sovereign.
,suEp EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY
"A srnIscrELLow' R. .
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rvslieation Office on I'd Sreef.

r,.n,:-Two doifars per anm,'n'; .a ,,ns,rs ony
:. .dyanes. Single copies lo cents' e"ese cop
i., for IS cents
To clups-Fiye copies will i, be sent snr to one
for So Ten to one sss Forty to
Twenty for 70 c $50. GY- Invariably IN ADVANCE.
aa..e.. Money NAV be sent by mail, at the risk
~ postnastcrs are requested to act as our
AGENTS.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

GF Announcing Candidates for ofhce, IN
advance, So. If inserted on credit, candidates
will be charged eight dollars.
10 Communications of personal nature,
wifi be inserted as advertisements, and charged
for at the rates of $500 per square, anu pay
nent required in advance.
~ Advertisements not marked on tne copy
,ora snecifc number of insertions, will be con-
tinued until ordered out, and payment sxacted
accordingly.
e. Ali advertisements must be paid or in
advance, or at the expiration of three months.
~ All letters addressed to the Editors
must be POST PAID, to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
p.Trs OF ADVERTISING.

- an. .ouare. ten lines or less... 81 w
r.h 5oi aJiitiona insertion, per square oO
On. One. square, three months ...' 00 00
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Business cards, eight lines or less, year. oo oo
six months. .''' . w w
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Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03

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Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
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Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
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ker. Also,
Ind Cleaner,
land Mower.
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Squatter sovereign., 1857-03-03
SAS TER.

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Enrnunication
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with prompt
FCLLOW.
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CAicage aua BECK LELAND East Ex.,
And 81. Louis, Alton cAieaso Rsiresds.
THE ONLY ROUTE FkOM BURLINGTON,
HAvIN0THE ADVANTAGE OF
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Freight to or from Chicago or Joliet Cut
OF and East, Through scithout
.ch0ngs Of cars.
vISHE PsofA, Oquawka and Darlington Railroad
j being completed and running In close oonnec-
tion at Peoria with the above roads, forms the
most reliable and expeditions route for the trans
portatton Of FRRl0ar OK LIVE srotk, 10 or from
Burlington, Joliet, Chicago and the East.
The facilities that this Route has over any other
Route, by it, connection at Joliet with the Joliet
Cut OF gives il decided advantage for the traLs-
postation Of Freight, and expressly does It CON-
mend itself to
OWNERS AND sHIPPERs OF LIVE STOCK.
Al Joliet. Live Stock can b. transferred much
more eonveniently than In the city of Chicago,
particularly If they are destined for an Eastern
Market.
OR RAtss arr - Low ~ by any otAsr Rosis.
Merchants and shippers are particu ularly request
I'd 70 give this new route trial.
Freight destinsd from any point on our rosd, to
Bloom inRton, Springfield, Cincinnati, St. Louis.
or any point In Central OF Southern iilinos, Indi
ana aud Ohio by our connections With the Illinois
Central st. Louis, Alton aud Chicago, Great West
ern Of Illinois, Terra HAsts aud Alton, Ohio and
Mississippi, viii b sureSof : speedy transit to
its destination. .s.
regard 70 the road may W made 70 the respective
Agents Of Chicago Rock Island and st. Louis,
Alton Chicago roads at Chicago. or At the Com
psny q onhcs in Barrst House, sn Sd st.
IA. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
P.B. RosxRrs. Superin tendent.
CnAs. X. FoLLErr, Genl Ticket Agent.
aug1l '57dAw
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I'm r ORTANT CAANGESy
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
'.e4s s.vo..
r RAILRO AID.

Compistsd to Ciacinaati-- Through withous
chax1s Of carr Only sne change
Of carsto Louispills- One
change to Cleveland.
.nNEto Wheeling and two less chAnsss sf Carr
~ snd baggage aHdts niIss nearer to an East
err rs Gisiss 9 than = ~ = anZ S., ether route
tAs U. $. Mail ssd Ads.s Erprea.
On and after Wednesday, July LIST, trains will
leave ~ follows:
U. s. Mail Train Leaves oEice, corner 9Th and
Chestnut, at 1900 .. IN. Leaves East st. Louis
Depot at 1850.
Express frAin--Leasesofsice, ce, corner Of 9TH and
Chestnut, at 2. NJ. Leayes East st. Louis Depo,
at3:50 p. m.
In order to acooa amodAte the travelling pub.
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
mp, and trains Will run - above every day except
| Sunday
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:oOp. M.
n. B.-All trains make direct snd certain con
sections q C'ae'n.sh with al Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thusformia the sAortest, euickssi
snd saiy Brood 0ssss Rosfs TO New York boston /,
Philaslelphis. Baltimore, Washisgton City, Pitts
6urgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo. and ali
/ Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and all points on th. Illinois Con-
trail R. h.
| ONLY ONE CHANCE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
Nsv York passengsrr have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz New York
2 Erie, N. Central, PennsylvAniA Central, and
/ AANiW0te . WHO.
Through passengsrs should avail themselves Of
| this most reliable route between the East and
the v est, - Is ahosds unusual faciiitiss being
superior road. and the only Broad aaags Road in
| the West
| Passenger for Decatur, Bloc min ston, Lssalls
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunlsith, Ga
lena, Peru, tc., connect At Sandovai with the
Illinois Central X. \. for the above named points
| direct
| Passengers for Msttoon and Chicago connect at
0din Wifh fhA I'll Hrn urh ~ frc,r q,
Louis with only one change Of care.
Through baggage check. given in the city, and
basgage handled tree, giving passengers NO trouble
| at the Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
| Can be procured At the ofices, Nos 2s and 50
corner Of 4th and Chestnut streets, under thu
Planters House, and u No. "a Loyse, corner Of
| Vine street.
b~Both oGoss are exsctly on the cornsr--ths
only places TO obtain reliable information.
| W. n. CLEMENT, 9en'l supt.
ISAAC WYAAN, asnl W sstern Ag't
| Omnibuses will call for passengers and baggage
in any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either Of the Offices. CailregulsrIy at the Hotsis
ivl7d
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BRUCE a SON,
Land Agents aud BrOk crs,


EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
viId Lands, iaprorse Farms, Totrn Property, &C..
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
vHE pay psyticula, attention to the selection OF
w Lands and their location, v ith cash or Land
Warrants, in the Fl, Dodge, Sioux City and Usage
Land Dietricts. Iowa. We have agents at Sioux
City and Usage, who devote their whole me and At
tsntion to tho transaction of our business The Fl
Dodge district win receive personal attention.
We win collect notes bills, drafts and Acosptansss
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly in
drafts on New York. Real Estate ali d Land War.
rants bought and sold on commission. Titles ex-
amined and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULAR
ATTENTION to the loaning Of Land Warrants for NON
residents, the losning Of money II best western
rates, and 70 Investments generally. We examine
carefully Ali lands locate and will give plat and
desert pion Our commission for losnng or locating
Land Warrants In the above named dstricts will b
$40 per lU0, - per l2e, 81 per 50. aud e5 per 20
acres, which should accompany tbs warrants, and
also he Land Oice fees warrants, Of 81 for each
40 acres, in bills or drafts on New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business cntfutsd to Us will receive prompt
and cArefal attention. Cores spondencc sol lioitsd
Apr2o-dkwly
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watches and ew clry al L0vv Pracee.
u. r. DOUBLEDAY u 4 WILSON.
SErnNn

nFFRE thcir very large stock Of all deserip-
~ tions Of Gold and silver Watches and nsw and
fashionable Jewelry, At Wholesale and Retail, at
less fhsn fAe usuai rotss.
LAlies' Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl, Carbunels
and Lava Earrings, Pins and bracelets; Diamond
Pins and Rings, Ladies and Gcntle mons Cold
Watch Ghains dold studs and sleeve buttons.
Keys and seaia, Finger Kings with STONES, eeaf
Rings, Spectacics, Gold Pens and Psncils. Cod
Thimbles, Gold Lockets for Dsguerrsotypea Of
Hair, 0entiemsb's Breast Pins, 0old Pens, silver
Holders, Gold Necklsces end Crosses; Plated
Spoons and Forks, Portmonnaies, and Fruit Knives.
Clocks Of French and American manufacturss.- :.
The abovc IL by fur the largest and hest stock ever
brought tothc state, and from our connection with
Of the largest I'm portsrs and manufacturers in
New York, We are enabled TO defy competksipa Il
this city, 81 Louis or Chicago.
tuunlN'A
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.GEIHER,a
JEWELRY 6TDRE,


Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
lANINd just returned from the East, i n
i respectfully call the attention Of my A
friends, and the public geneially, TO my
new and fnestock Of watches, ,jsweiry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, Ac.
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever wstchesj SILVER patent and detached levers,
AndL 'Epines Of all kinds and qualities.
JeWeiry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and snamsllsd
earrings and breast pins, ladies and childron's
gold and jet bracelets, iadieB' and gents gold
chAins, pencils and pens, gold and diaEonds ger
rings, gold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast
pins studs collar and sleeve buttons, god silver,
steel and patent specacles pocket, table and des.
sert cutlery, and dscissors.
SILVER ware.
In which line intend not To be surpassed BY any
store west north Of ST. Louis, yiI silver BILE,
dessert and ten spoons and iork cream, nus-
tArd and salt spoons butter and fruit
and plated napkin rings, DC.
flatoa ware and Fancy GOoass
Plated and britannia tea sets, eastors, fruit and
cake baskets, ,candlestcks, pearl and 4hei1 pocket
books, and In fact everything pertaining TO ny
linc.
general assortment OF CLOCKS of thelatest pas.
terms and best make all warranted 10 keep good
time.
A~watche. and Jewelry refairsd in the most
workmaniike manner, ina at the shortest notice.
my6-dly JLLEs GEIskk.
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MllllneTy and Ia RnCy G0oas.
ATTsENYTAN AhIlS


T WOULD respectfully cnll the attention Of the
L Ladies to my large and we'll selectsd stock Of
fall snd winter goods, which will sell atCincin-
nati priccs. My stock consists Of silk, straw and
velvet bonnets; also, splendid assert ment Of rib
bons flowers Aud feathers, selected with grsst
You will md everything In the Millinery and
Fancy business at my sstablshment, In the atest
fashioa. / am also prepared 10 do all work In nv
business 1t the shortsst notice, such - linine.
ming, bleaching, pressing and nal Ing hounste
Of every description, 70 order. wilIwaryAnt All
work tog give sstisfaction.
Come one, coms sii. NoGroasie 90 no Roods
1t Mrs. 0isnnys, on Fourth, between Main an1
Blonaeau. :.
sept36.dly MRS. 0LRNNY
FLOUR! FLOURIl FLOuR!!l FLOUR m!
Ksokuk GlsYs MINIS.
glNHEsuh.csibsrs having thoros hly repairsds The
/ above Mills, arc prepared to turuish the citi.
sens Of Keokuk With Flour which they warrant
equal "a cry brought 70 this market. 1nd would
rsspeetfully solicit afairand impartial tslaa,
| Bran and Aiddiines cosstantiy On hsnd
| jy9S-dtf COLEMAN = fO0xB.
| The Des Melnes WeeA Ana Coof -
| XNlLL keep FOR sale, 81 thsif yard at tn Keo,
| w kak and ~. Dss Moinss Railroad DeppA.
Wed ~ ~ cord, and also prepared for ese.--
| Alss, Coal lrom ths hest miuee - ths De- Molnss
Valley, vAleA thsy Will deliver II asy part ~ ~
0rdsfs lsst 6 ~ RailrpoA Depot, Or WitA lad
win . Dvans, CORNER MaIn aA4 lth ~, Will ~
tpfcnptiy sttss6Sa ". eFiss isw. 1Nn OH
len delivery. 0aneae-d6
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
VESTS Patent GaIvanic Cement,



VVNHE subscribers having pur hased the right o
use this time-testcd and much approved Ce.
ment, for roofing, in Lee county, are now prepared
to contract for putting roofs at short notice
and will give all such contracts their personal At
tention.
This Cement 10 one Of the greatest inventions OF
the age, in view OF cheaness, great durability and
adaptation 10 any climate 1t viii resist the sud-
den changes Of the wcathrr, IL inpesyious to FIRE
and water, remaining permanent fixture without
repairs IL calculated FOR roofs Of all description
nat or steep, il being wind, FIRE aud water proof
d,ss not Affect water, and IL different from tar
| and gravel roofing - II Is superior to IL. Az q
proof Of its superiority, nc Insurance. Co. in the
Eastern States will take . risk on buildings COW
cred with tar, pitch rosn, but will insure where
Vests Cement ID used, At ~ low rates a. any nre
proof bailding.
N. D. The subscribers having perfect condolences
in the durability Of their Roofing, will guarantee
and keep good, ut their own expense, all roofs
covered BY them, for the term Of ten years
! Further information can bo obtAiued by address
ing the subscri beTs through the PostoGice or by
| calling them NJ Mr. Moore's, corner Of I'd and
Bioudcaustreets, where spscimens and ials
e4l be seen toU sisfy the most skepteal.
@. VAN EVRAy
| apr23-atp G. SXEAZEY
!
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WIN. BROWN,
A H C. HITECT .

U6T call st his rooms, over Doubleday Will
u son Store, second street. any time, Except Sun
days, from day till 10 o'clock n nighi, ~ he
10 obi ged 20 be constantly on hand account Of
pssssol busnsss, and see his drswings, apparatus,
aaa sxtsnsive Architectural Library, which are
free the ins pccisn Of ALL and judge whether be
10 soapstsnt toservethe publie In his profession
He night here rscite what great things be he's done
o. san 1o bat that would BE- superfuous In thsutil
itarian unity; therefore be 10 willing to show
The public what he can himself do In . practical
feb4-d W. BROWN.
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TREDERsCK H. MOOR T.,
or BOSTON,
a = ~ uY p y ~ ~

IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Hsssss, aaA Trenoat Tenn pie, Boston Woods Ao-
lei. Pessland; Bay State Hoass, Worcester. and
many ether Arst class public and private eaiAinSs
tAfssgAeat the country, having located in Kseknk.
would infern The pablo that be 10 prepared to far
sish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings. 6PeGAsa-
taees and 6upsfintsndeDcs for Churches, School
Hsusss, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings. and publie and
aoeofacy.
All he nodesn impsovsnsats, zach ~ " arning,
IAsAsins, Ventilation, Ae, adopted IN the kass-
srn cities, will b. especially provided Tor - re-
snifed.
~rOAss in sample new building,o on Second
street, bstvssn Main aAd johnson.
Jan. ID. sST-dly y. II. MOORE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-03
KEOKUK IOWA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER


Ihird-st., one door sssthof Main, Ksekuk, Iowa
90. ssoVa11as' .. Ike. L.ss Of Albany, NJ.
COLLECTIONS nAdein alI pastsef the West, ord
~ promptly femitted on day Of payment ~ ear.
ssDt rates.
baak Of the State Of New York, NY.
81. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, n. Y.
Lyman Chaplin. AIhaay. n Y.
xfastns Cornlng = Co., AIhsay, MY.
Hos; lao I; sshooleraft. .Prss' cona 'lBaak, Al
bAny, n. r.
rAos- ". 0lsott, Pssst Mschsnies' / Farmer
Daak, Albany, New York.
GilksrtL. Wilson, ASS 4 Treas. n. 7. Central T.
B. Co., Albany.
1hompsen Co. . Express, Boston.
Asn. HssattoSsynoar, Utiss, NY.
lron Daak, Ralls Village, Conn.
4aFins Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jao. B. Lee = Co., Bsaksss, Buffalo, n. Y.
nishigan Insuraoes Co. baak, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Dank, Chiago, Ills.
!. H. Burch tCo., CAtsage.
DAak sf Conneses AiIwaukse, Wis.
J. Mortimer HALL, 81. PAsl, Ainssssss.
Greene, Thomas 4 Co., BANKERS, Burlington Iowa.
Hsssn. b. ". IL. Rilbourns, Ksoiuk. isva.
Jas. Jacob wsndsll Cashier Dsmsins N n b. R.Ce.
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More New Goods!
n = y 3 = = = Co.
Merchant TAl1ors,
6ECOND-ST., NEAR MAIN, KMKUK, IOWA,
Are nov rscelviag ehoicstlot Of
FRENCH CAESINERES FOR PANTS,
MAREEILLES Axp DRILLINGS.
Dsue very Ane French light co1ored Cloths for
NUMMER GOATS AND RAdLAN6,
" hich ne Wtli MAKE ~ 0Fuer an sac latest and
most approved and at prices TO suit custom
an. Every Karment made II our establishmtnt
WARRANTED TO FIT, OR NO SALE.
We have achoics stock o. 0ents' FarnisAins0oois
silk shirts and drawers,
white and Colorsd Shirts,
Lisle Thread shirts and Drawers,
white and Fancy Halt Hose,
0ossamsr Meek Ties,
Silk Crsvais, Ac., 10.
Call and zee one Of the largest aad 1nssA stocks
In the city. HkNDkkSVN C0.
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,nN and after Wednesday, August 18th, 1857,
~ Trains will run as follows, leaving East Bur
Hngton:
lst PASSENGER ., .. IN through TO Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton and ST. Louis, via
Gaiesburg, Knoxville, Elmwood, Peoria, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Decatur, Terrs Haute and In
dianspolis to Cincinnati and St. Louis. To Chicago,
via dalesburg. Peoria, Bufsau, Peru, Ls Sale 0t-
tswa and Joliet; also BY the Eastern Exension Pc
oriA OquAwka and 8t. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroads and all intermediate points.
I'd PASSENGER ats p. m, through to Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis, making all con-
nections - above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves At 8 IN.
Both trains make connections through TO Chi
oAgo, Cincinnati and st. Louis, and all between
stations.
GN- Passengers leave Burlington at .. m.,
reach 81. Louis sAme night.
EA Passengers leave Burlington at 3 p. m,
reach Sc. Louis next forenoon.
Through Tickets TO all Eastern and Southern
cities can be obtained at the Company,s Office in
the BArret House, on Third-st.
U. II. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
p. D RoBsRrs, Sup't, Peoria, Ills.
CHAs. X. FoLLsfr, Gcnl Ticket Agent, Peoria.
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