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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

TRUE,-A racent number of the Rich
mond, Va, Enquirer says, ''there are but
Two parties in the country. the one opposed
to the institution of slavery, and the other
in favor Of it."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

Henry WARD BEEcnER His annual
ncome, salary, lecture fees, DC, is said
o be $4,000; and the average attendance
1t his church in Brooklyn, is said To be 81
700 persons. -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

SLAVES IN NlLEAvENw9RrH.-An assess
ment oi ci y property in Leavenworth, Kan
zas, has Just been made. Total valua ion,
SO, ,G45,96l. The number oi slaves is 33,
valued at $l6 900. Slavery exists in Kar-
zas, and the administration Of James Buch-
anan is DONG all it cah to perpetuate the
curse in Il at great Territory forever q.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

An lrishman, lately sent to the House
of Correction in South Boston, for year.
was set to work in blacksmth's shop.
Finding the labor very hard. he asked tho
superintendent to change his employment.
Faith, captain" said he, .'if shoull
have to work this way for "A gear, shoul,t
die in less than tUo weeks!''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

REAL EsrArEIN Ky. lNrERIoR. .-Dg. A,
K. Marshal, a merican membe OF the last
Congress, rece u!ly sol his farm Of l45
acres, in Jessamife Co, KY, ~ $il7-7u
Dor AcrV =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

A LITTLE STUcK UP.-The Knicke--
booker says u young lady in North Carolina
is ci'nrgsd with Taking ou French airs
BECAUSE she refused 10 g. tu q ball bare
footed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

"Are those bells ringing for Gre?" i'm
quired Simon of Tiberias
mo, indeed" answered Tibe, they have,
got plenty of fire. and the bells are now
ringing for water." 1..f .l I.r.-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

Prescott, in his Conquest Of Mexico,
says that Hospitals were established in
the principal cities, for the cure of the sick,
and the permanent refuge of the disabled
soldier; and surgeons were placed over
them, w no were SO far better than those
in Europe, says an old chronicler, ahat
they did not protract the cure in order to
increase the pay" .s. ItGsr.eril ..-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

The DIFFERENCE.--Tw cases, one of
economy and the other of extravayance,
arc reported in the New York Sun. The
first is that of merchant who recently
repaired to his wife to say that he lacked
81 400 towards payment Of "A note which
if he did not meet, would result in bank
ruptcy, whereupon his wife gave him $5,
600 in gold and bank notes, saved from
her house money. The second incident
is to the effect that b. other of Il is same
merchant laid by 1000 in gold at home,
being afraid to trust the banks, in order to
meet note. When its use was required
he found it missing. His wife had ought
a 5 200 set Of furs with it at Stewards,
and the merchant failed. ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

MEMBERS OF CoNGREss FROM OHIo.-
The following are the names OF the mem
bers of Congress of this State who will
meet at Washington on the lst Mqnlay in
December:
First.D District, George II. Pen1leton; 2i,
VIM. S. Groesbeck; 3rd, Lewis d. Camp
bell; 4th Matthias II Nichols; 5th. Rich d
Mott; 9th, Joseph r. Cockerill; 7yh, Aaron
Harlan; 9th, Benjamin Stanton; 9th, Law
renee w. Hall; 10th, Joseph Miller; llth,
Valentine B. Horton; 2.h, Somuel S. Cox;
l3 h, John Sherman; duh, Philemon Bliss;
18Th, Joseph Burns; 10Th, c. B. Tompkins;
I7th, VIM. Lawrence; 9Th, Benjamin +.
Letter; l9th, Edward Wade; 2Jth, Joshua
r. Giddings; list, John A. Bingham.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08
JOB P@aMTaMH.

W. ~ 1oA 1G y ~ 4dNSS
Having purchased large and beautiful assortment
OF job Type, We arc prepared 10 cIocute work o
all inis, on short notice, and reasonable terms
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Representative In Congress 9th D.trict)-Hon. v
B. Hor on, Of Mrigs county. g..
Srna nr--State LeyislLturs-Chauneey IL Hh"icyr
of Lawrence county.
Ropr &eItative-Alfrcd Thomson
COURT COUNTY orTtcERs.
JudS, OF tn, Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Simeo
Nash, q llpolis
CLERK ~ Common Plea. Court-kodnSy Downing
Sherin--Jos 'ph V. Smith.
Prosecuting Att'ru.y-N simpson.
County A Jditor--H. H. swallow.
County Trcasur.r-O. Branch.
County Rccord1r--S. y Paine.
County tarvryor--I.cvi ,sY3s.
CoAnty Comniss! !onGrS-Wni. Lcdlis, J. r. Brown
Tb1 SunS'. -
O. lniy Sclo Vi E taminsrs-iI. 7. Miller, Rev T. A.
WslAh, J. L. >. Miller.
orTIcsn -sALIsetRy
Srasts., X. Hysrll, Jac"1 Simpson, X. Giililahd.
ERIK. H. Remington.
Treasure. %. Branch. ..- ......
'stiee, - tho PeAes-Gsorge Lse, G. w Cooper,
kAbart Il, ,-l.
c"n,,ao.".-- Giles ny.cli, David whale, Mil
rfssn.
Asse,su ID. X. Jacobs. ..,.
colPoR ALTON oTrtcrKs--rosERoy-
Mayor
Rssor r--l 5. Ny.
rrusi' ~. :. 'rtnn, A. Nhrdosk, H. srahth,
o. Grant, Wm. Jennings.
Treasnr 70. Branch, eS ohicio.
AarsaAi-Geoty. Walker.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

FoND OF NoIsE.--The people in one Of
the upper districts of Wisconsin were rep
resented in the last Legislature by Mr..
Gum; but he not making noise enough,
they have this year nominated Mr.. Can
non J ------ ---- --- - -. Il IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

Some genius has contrivcd the brilliant
idea to press all the lawyers into the mil
itary service, in case Of war, because their
"charges" are SO great that no one could
stand them in "'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

The Ksnsas pro-slavery party are play
ing the boys play of "heads l win. tails
You lose, y in submi ting the constitution
To the people,. Reckon they, will not be
green enough to,plsy that game in that
.. a..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-08

1ntemperance among the Aztecs WAS
visited with the severest penal;ies-in the
young with death, and in older persons.
with loss of rank and confis cation Of prop
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-04

TW1OUGm TICkETH,
From Keoksk, allowing passengers 70 stop at any
point and resnms their seats, We procured - the
Oompsuy's O6es.
A10in-sf., bsspeen 2d and Sd,
Oss door from the Biliings HoIse, formerly La
sieds, } Keoksk.
- Tfaseisv can get rc!iabia informatiou at
this odns In regard ~ all kaiiroai Rostss in the
Usited States.
jO-ficket Once open from q m. TO p m.
J.k 1EwKSBURY,
Ticket AZ mt. ksokuk ,lewa.
y. n. BUKNHAM,
General Ticket Agent, Qa.ncy.
l0~Whiis the river 10 froscn vver, stages will
start from the of1isc on Main-st at0 .. m They
wili also call FOR passengers ia any rt Of the city
without exfrs charge
dsctVd&w J.RT.
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18Rals On ADvRKrrsrNe.

:. ssmness Cards. aos sxsss6ine SIX 1iDD, lAsidG
ol1, 0hsswlss -.
Stuees y ssstass. sAssisAbls ssslssiss, IN
seopa0tss. ~, hall psiss.
O6rlaysl savsrsisSnssts half morn tAsa ~
aoevs nnoog.
A4seetIssnsnts lSAdsd aal plsssd uu1Atlhe ~
81 ~SpeAal uotiess. = 1ssstssks Sv60ssvy resss.
Spssia1 Detisss II tAs iosai ssIs1a 8 sests -
Aev1ftle1nsats srdersd % ths tssIas saslsslysly,
70 0sD0ay, sltsr tAs 1pst tvo uesAs, ~ ~ sess
morn thna Tie shUvu fatss.
A4vvee1e0sele ses asesapaaisA With AlsssAisnG
yin = ssnsssssl tin tssl, 80 shasysS Tor ssserd
Msvsssts.sssssvass..sss sss' y ~ q sI.aaes
Thnfe3U Will 90 - vuete1 frum.
Whe4 ~ A4foStlees nsss the weekly alsas, shs
psto VIII - - 6anDe - II ~ Daily. Whses ths
Daily Aa1 WesAo311e - -, - ~ esas. WIN
bsA6nn0ot1 49, - ennpaaG1e eoou4. D. - 7F@
U4Aes - pebeoes1Sa1 - eDesssoDe pn1s q
.ssesss tespaes - sssspiss, ths sAaaess 6sis1
sAa1Us1oeD oaly. This pios u asv
eesssally aAsStsd. OsssAasgs iss skaaess viii b
Is sssss ~ sqsAss. 2s 80
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PENMs rLVAN1A MAILHO16.
007 r

TsHRkE daily ThrOugh Trans, Sstvsen Phiisdel-
! phia aad Pittsbarg.-Tas MoRSrMs NAIL rnAu
Leaves Philadelphia for Pistsburg 1T ~ A. H.. aad
Httsbarg for PAiIsdslphis II I A. n. Tns FAsr
IaHs leaves Philsdslphia fur Pitssbarx st r. n
TnR NSosr Exrasss TRAM leaves .Phiiadsiphia fov
nttsbarg at II P n, and Pittshsrg for Philadsl-
phia at 10 p. n.
The abovs lines connect at Hittsburg with Rail.
roads TO and from st. Louis, NO.; Alton, Gsl@ns
and Chicago, H. (, FrSnkford, Lexington and Lou
isvills, ". Tsrrs Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indiaaapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield
Bsllsfsntsins, SaDdasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum
bus, zaassvilis, Aassilen and Wooster, Ohio also
| With tAs Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
| leans, 81. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
| IhrougA Tickets can b had to or from either o
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills It ths dif
| fsrsnt starting points. Passengers from the wss
will hnd this the shortest and most expedition
route " Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boz
| ton. THO0. MOORE,
| AssIr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia-
J. AESKIAEN,
| Agent, Passenger Lines, Pttsbasg.
Jan. ], 1857. -ly
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No. s1Johnssn-st.. bet. "a ID. KEoXuK, IOWA.
s:SSa1sas' s:S. 3. IL. L.s Of Als..y. n. Z.
COLLECTIONS naAsia Ill parts Of the west, ~
~ pfoupsly rsnistsd on day Of paynsnt st ear
rat rG&s1.
DAakof ths State of New York, NY.
E.S. Blake, cAshisf u Asrsantiis Baak, N. Y.
Lyman cAsSin, Aihasy, NY
Rsast1s Cnsaias . Co., AIhany, MY.
Hes; JsN = ssasalsraA, Pssst csanr 1aak, Al
xAa. III. 0i6oeA Press AssAaAIss' = Yarusrs'
1anks Allaay, usw Yssk.
0tlesee y Wklenos A@'t 1rsas N. Y. CsateHi 4.
\. Co., Albany.
1hoDpoO . Oes1 espsses, Dostes.
l. -. 1emNsoegmeas, Utisa, ,N.Y.
tres 1aak. Pail. village, Ccan. E,
1aEaae 1aak, 9uNnle, II. Y.
Jno. i. kes o.. 0Gnkeu, Da1Als, ny.
1tehieaa 1nsueaees c.. hAak, Dsesoit, MisA.
Aexins DAak, CtiDees, Ills.
I. y. baseh $Co., Chicago.
6AAk of Ce00epoe, Ailuoakse. Wis.
J, AotI1eT Hall, u. Rssi, AienssetA~
0rssns, 1heHAs ACe., Daaksrs, Baslingtss, Iowa.
Loker, R<niek Co., st. Louis, No.
Asssn. D. W. I =. Rihpssus. Ksokuk, Issa-
Jn~ Jaseb Wsasisll Oashisr Dsosias n 4 y. R.Co.
ascl6-dfy a9 g@8
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Scr1ven 4 Gallagher.
general Advertising and Collecting Agency.
~ Dsarborn-st. Chicago

0aGsl Bagsll Davs
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
sA Msaafactory, lle Dearborn street Chicago u n
FLOUR, BUCKkIEAT,
CORNMEAL. HAM, FARMERS
0SNABUR9 DSEAMLEss
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, aud At The
lowest market prices. The designs for brandin are
original and not TO BE- su. passed In this conn
try. g. W. ASHARD
JAly35-diy PostoGnce addres~--box 1907
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I: WEDNESDAY MARCH 1851
leeoey.1saw hs& @s snsa..
ONlO .AAD AIss1asl1PI.
BROAD 0UA00 RAIf.10AD
q. NAIL AND RxPRHss ROUTE.
CsrvytAe fAs 0rene NsvsAsyp go Rasfs,r Nal
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW AnAAN0EMENTS
yos TIE wIErEa OF 1867.
swo snseuon rnAiHs AND oHH sAHpov A. AccounopA-
fso. sAAis DAsly SUNDAY sxcxyrep).
II and After Sunday. Nov. seth, trsias will run
" - follow:
Asr.i.s Nail .nla leaves 81. Lssi. :. r.4s o'clock
isg Express .raia isavss 81. Louis s.4s n. IA
3. e. Leus Depot >:Se ?. 4.
The baAdoval Aaeonm modaAiop leaves SA,Aoyal n
Nj % - arrival Of The Illinois Central train
tsS1 re AersA aaa esasA, ~ arrives q st Louis
ssaes sstvsss 81 Losis aad Cairo and points sorth
% ths Illiaois osntsnl naiiroaA.
The Nail and kxpres trains mako direct sni
sessseetions . Isdianapolis with all Eastern
GaAss shse n.kag Ne shsvssss end quick sst possi
oe q. roai: Tor the prsssn) 70 New York. Bastos,
rhiisdslphia. Pittsbsrgh, Baitimors, W sship s,on
o,ty, Loaiavilie, Cincinnati. Aad al the eastern
s",s ass Ssiso' and al points north -. nl
OILY esa caASoR or CARS 70 cHrcAco.
.. Ann y ehs b.st and only rsiisbis route between
on. Louis and Terra Haute, and the Eastern Roads
ost o. indianapolis rus In Arsct connection with
fsaas q The Ohio AuAissippi Road
New York Passengers have choice Of four railroad
routes from lndianapolis, vis; New YORK Rris
- nj Central, nsylvania Central and Balti imors
Ihroagh passengers shosld avail tAs.sslvs. Of
snis most rstiseie route between the East and
west ~ Il Affords unusual facilities. hsns : sune-
West. "osu ~ 'n'
fasasngsss fer DscatsS, Biooningson, Lasalle
MOCK Island, Burlington, Peoria, banieith, Ga.
isna, Peru, &C., &c connect ct Ssndovsl With th,
iihnoss Central Road Tor the above named points
fasssngsrs for = Msttoon and Chicago, connect q
odin sith Chicago Branch. Through from B, =. ai
with ons change Of oars
Inroufh baggage checks given in this city, ans
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
caa o procured - the odhces, No. ~ and 80, cor
Ath and Casssass street.. nader the Planters ousc
or No. 81 kevcs, corner of Vine.
n. D. Both oocss are exactly on the corner, tn
only places 70 obtain reliable Information.
lSAACMYAAN, usn L Tick ct Ag't.
y u. Cnsisrls, Asstsr Transportation.
jAnS std
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PENNsYLVANIA nA1G11OAD.


VvHK ofsat Central Route, eeaass1iag & ztlaa
1 tie sitiss With Wsstssn, North<sstsrn snd South
xsstssn btatss. By . continuous Railway direct
This road also connects 81 Pttsbarg with daily linz
Of 6teAmsrs to al ports the sstern Rivers, asl
st Clsvslond and 6andusky with Stsamsrs to al
Perts - The Northwestern Lakes; making tho NOS
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Fregh
san - forwarded 70 and from the Great West.
RA11s BRfw1sH PnIi.A psLrnIA AND rfrrssuna.
Finsf CLAas.-Boets, Shoes, Hats
and Oeps, Books, Dry Goods,
lin bexss, bales and trupks,l fo0c. per 100 lbs
Drngs IN boxes and bAler)
Fsaihsrs, Fnr, &e., &c.
ID CLAss.--Dsnestic Eheeting,
6hirting and Tickingtin orig
insl balesl Drugs Tin casks) ,s.
Hardware, Leather TN rolls or '9e' POI ~ ies
boxea,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Esstwanl, Ac., tc.
I'd CLAss.--Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin easks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Sailed lloese orin sacks) CSC. Per 100 lbs
Tohasso, naaslactured, texccpt
Cigars cs snt,l Ac., 10.
lth CLASS. .-Cohss, Fish, Bacon,
Beef asA Pork. (in casks or
boxss eastward, } Lard and Lard $50. pr leo lbs
OIL, Mails, 6sda, Ash, ,Gsrman
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
FkoUR-tl per nj. Until furt Ser Aoties..
0RAIN-Ss 81. pr loo lbs. until farther notice
COTTON - - Psr bale, not exceeding SOC lbs
wight, until farther notice.
- In shipping 0oods from any point East 0
PhiIa1slpAis, h particular " marx psckase "vi,
the Agents Of this Road xt Philadelphia or Yitta
burg, win b forwarded without detention.
fa1Ionf Aasnss-Harris, Wermley Co., Men
phis, Isan.; X: y. Sass Co., 81 Louis; p. 9. o.
Co., and Carter 4 Jswett, Louisville, Ky; h.
nsldssn, Aadisoa, Ind; Sprigman : Brown, On
lrwio = Co., Cincnnsti N. W. 0rahan = ca
xaasviils, Ohie; Lssch Co., 81 Kilby street, Do
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CAacago n eSv Wholcsale
'I0AR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE

CAscAUo new Wholcsale
CIGAR, TOBACCO = SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
No. ~ RondoipA Street ILLS.
ME are nos receiving = large and choice stocl of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
rIns.cut. Smoking, r. Plug Tobacco I
Having direct Communication with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source OF
production q nd manufacture of PLua ToBAcco, en-
abies us to ODER some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaceos st very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
to cxamineour stock. J. r. JORDAN AGO.
u Randolph st., ,fopposite Young America, )Chicaso
June III '56diy
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New Merchant Tailoring Estabiish,
ment.
SECOND ST, NEAR MAIN,

In BcIknap's new Building.
" HENDERSON 4 Co have opened The above
w establishment with the very beat selection
Of goods obtained from the beet im porting houses
10 New York, consisting Of French, English and
German Cloths, Cassineres, and vestiues. Also
very superior style Of Coster Fur, and Museovite
Beaver Cloths, for Overeoate.
The manufacturing department will be CARRIED
on under the superintendencc Of Mr.. SATCHEL1.
whose experience in some Of the frst class estab
lishments of New York and New Orleans will sna,
bic VI to offer to the public such inducements =,
cannot be oxeellsd by any establishment in tn,
Union.
N. B. A choice selection Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. rpoy2Qd3m
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Ths 0als city against sNe " erie
keokuk Mattress AanufactoY
"A. C. Orr

nov manufacturing Mattresses Of every dcscrip-
tisn, spiral Spring, Cursd Hair, woois. Feiting
Cotton, Moss. Birch, Bhsek, and Straw of the best
p9sAiity. Piilows and bolstsrs Of all kinds. Also
Comforts and Tsathers.
hossi and Stssnboat orders prom ptly attended TO
and SnSrticlss manufsctsrsd or sold ct my sstab
lishment will bs offered 1T fair terms and warrant
81 Icnaliengs the production OF superior work sl
sny establishn Of the kind in the Western coun
try You are reresPsctfaliy invited to call and exam
tns spscimens Of my work. Wareroom corner oi
| Fourth street and kxohanre.
aavs In operation newly invented and expensive
maehinsry, which enables me TO manufacture bet
Ter sork, - more liberal rates. than inferior worl
otherwise manufactured can be afforded FOR. Mate
rial Tor Bedding ETC. prepared by machinery is NOR
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the worl
far superior in quality.
/ WholssaIe and Retail.
March l9 1853 dAvIv
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~ 500 sts., in the ALLEY.
Ossviss % the bssinsss Of Undsrtakine In ali il,
sea.sAss. No hH Fsssatly nsAs sxtsasive addition,
70 his stock and perfected his a.a n ever,
department..
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
tnpervioss to air and isdsstxsstible, highly oraa
nensed and Invaluable for tbs prcsesvssiou Of III.
eeaa - Well - soAns Of every style and finish fur
nishsa 70 order.
hsassss and carriages furnished, and the entire ar
fan1s9sn1 u the funeral attended to when REQ uired
Geok uk Anil II 1akA A.
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Third st., one door Sosth Of Aais, Ksokuk, Iswa.
RgHgRBuCBa
Mstsopolilan Bask. New York;
WinsieW, Lauisr = Co., New York;
VA. Howe. Prsst., Boston;
Geo ~. Thsysr. Prest., Boston;
,. 0elasn ThAyer, Cash'r. Buffalo;
Rsuinssla 1ank, Detroit;
I. II. BnreA Co., Chicago
Csrpsnter = Ford, Ciulaaati;
DasAy nasksdals, 81. Luais;
7. =. Asnay, casA'r, Clsvsisad.
taasleAAv
=. =. Z =. ~. 4ORD.
DealsSs n 0eaa Estate.
once ever bsaking House Of Ford, 0orham Fosd,
lunslo6Av1 KDOKUK, IOWA.
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March 10 1855 dAvIy

WAGONS WAGONGI WAGONaIlg
DLOW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
4 and Main Streets, Keokuk, lows. Having
purchased the before named establish mept and
made large additions 70 1t, We are nov manafsc.
turing Of the bsst Oslo TIxssH including the sfssa
eeat sfies, no other timber for wheels being sssd
in this sstablishment,) WAGONS OF EVERY VA.
KIYTY, HACKS, PEDDLIN6 WAGONS, CARTS
WHRkLrBARROW6, CULTIVATORS, AN D
PLOWS, IN style aad\rork manship equal TO any in
the Western Statss. AAs ws use nons bat the best
natsrial, and employ noas bat the best mechanics
W feel confident Of hsing able 70 obviate TIE ns
ssssity, 70 those who Will givs ~ call, Of send.
ing either Chicago Cincinnati for any sraisi
In our line.
MA good stock Of Plovs and Wagons con.
est notice Those wishing 10 purchase can save
time and money by calling ct tho corner Of l3th
and Main streets. FkREnAN KNOWLR8
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KEOKUK MARDLH WoRHe.

sR KEOKUK mARBLR WORAs.
1Y - DawAsn = oon.
= A..4 - ssss > goes ssoss of tie arst
very loNesE ratee.
The bsst Kind oe vorkmaAsAip xsaraatesd, snd
s.de soiieieed fus plaia asA ssssnsatal styles In
6heQ cp Third street, ~. Main aad Blesdsaa.
esp8, s66-dly.
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ron U0Nr.
4 SECOND story lseDs1e ~ = fsss. q - ~
"A street, between q and ~ sstsAsss no -
Also. : rood rear room corner q 9th asa Maia
street, on hrst 1oor. ". + xnVaFcVU.
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WOOKA AND STATIONEMHl
Fer the Hat1 TTaae!i
n Lar0Aaf and IN osf C0,nDLats Stock ere,


The Larglst and most Complete Stocksvss
brought to Iorai!!
TrNuE subscriber IL In receipt Of his stock of
i Books, Stationery, &C., Ac., which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
srs.
HisIargely increased ABILITIES for buying gives
him every advantage in competing With the largest
establishments In the Wert.
His Sales Rooms are large and elsgAnt--eompar-
Ing fAvorably with any Of the Book establishments
in the largsst cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all othera ars inyi<ed TO sail and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. B. OGDEN,
No. 81 Main street,
sept3d NEXT 20 the corner Of Ssooa d
A POL0GY-To my old customers, and the A.
IA dies in particular, owe an apology for recent
change In the inside arrangement and Outside ap-
pearsnce ef my establishment
Though II was not until after patient and thor
ough tlegal invsstig alton that became couvinced
Of the error n the style Of my sign. that submit.
ted to change. But In changing IL from "IAdits'
Shoe Shop" have not ceased 70 manufactars all
kinds Of ladies shoes, before, but have, In ad-
Ss.::..o engage. ~
family and friends can be acct annotated ct one
shop.--The ONLY ONE II KKoEuK ~hesc sou can get
anything in the Boot and Shoe line, nAds 70 order
| 10 1t 8. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe Shop, No. 50
,-wherc also ,thshest quality and greatest
variety Of Eastern work 10 kept for sale chssp.
! Come and examine the goods and buy, or leave
orders, which will be promptly atte ndedto "
novi7 s. A. DUKE.
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-, 60 ever U6apaa Z LES Raak, JoAasss
SsVs. H,1sss.-AAviy
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, 1867.
kEOKUk To CseaCAOO.
u. keuis, 0alsna,
Dubaqus, Lafayette, Ind,
TelsAs, o. Saspcssisa Bridge,
Dstroit, Mich, IndiA aApslia. Ind..
Niagara Falls Loaisvilla.K Ky,
Cisvsiapd, o., HufAle,
C0la0bes, o., ptttshNygh Pa,
Zasesvtlis, o., Alhany, n r..
Whaling, Va. sDankiSk, n. r.,
cinsinnad, o., Eswask, Ohio,
SpviAgaslA, Bsstsa,
MswYsk, Phiisdeipkia,
0alMOoru, Wa
NOfthel'n Gross =. H,



AID IFS CONNECTING LINM,
Chisago - Barlisgtos kaiisoad. Chis~eo ssA
A06k lslsnd Railroad. Peoria and Osnav Ia Rail-
ssAd- Iiliseis Csntrai RAirned. 1alsna and
Ohimp RaklesAd, md the Miekigna Csntrai and
Miehlena 0oa2heSu RaiirnaAs.
A LlNE OF DAILY sTAGE5 y sow runnisx
bs<wsan Ksokuk aaa Plymouth, rs milss,) makinS Z
re9atar soaaeotions With trains On the Northern
0sea kAil1ssd, 70 eli points NORTH East and Sosth
-FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOU I'll DAILY,
(Sundays escepl>d,) - fsllowss
NORTHEAST To CHICAGO.
EvsKIse ExPssss Leaves Quiney q 2.3e D. 49,
Arrives st PLYMOUTH 81 5:s5 y. m. st 0s issbur z
q eco p, n, ~ Wynst Ut ii5o p. m., st Nendots
q a:lS n, ~ Japstioa nj s:3s =. m, and 1t Chi
saee u 7s3o . -.
1OaSfuG 1xPRsss Leaves Qaincy at see a. 49,
Arrives st PLYMOUTH u 7:vo =. N :, at 0alssburs
st 1880 n, d WyAnet Ai l,nt p. m, at Mondota
at 13e tdisass,l st Junction at 5:37 .. m, and at
Chicago eco p. u.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
Rvssazs KxPasss passes PLYMOUTH at g:ss
o'clock.
MossIss ExPssss pssses PLYMOUTH At 900
o'ciock,
CONNECTING WITH STAGES FOR KsoxUK.
1sdefsatgabls sxsrtioss will b. made - render
this n.fiA, pssasing sad reliable routs.
Rnsstng Tive from Ksokuk.