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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

y, RAfsl kArs.-Sincs Bdaciasa was evacuatcd
BY the Brtishit has been taken posseadon q
BY an army OF herce rats. Who not only consume
every detepssless object within s,l.sir teach. but
also at night attack people in The strvets. The
,inhabitants who had returned to rheir former
dwellings were obliged TO xaca,e thens assin,
and trust TO the ssvsrigies ef - intenfo dinin-
tsh the forces Of the four footed enemy- az a
Very brief hiss bce6 the triumph OF Brooks
A short while sRo, and grateful slass 90 ners
their champion, A shor, while since, and how
many were the gold-hesded canes sent. TO
Brooks? Canes OF testi,nonsi ss' md 'ho~ 'hss
Brooks himself gons to Sly xs--Pansh. sven -
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

~ Scott county has given a majority of Al
according to the official count, for the Republi-
cans-P Polk county, 80. y 10 sri .lat . saIuss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

Fhs Gnx stse anA tAe CSh1sT JnAge..
g fha ,editsrs1of the Gazette ate bound g ah
assssds n 6nd .ous ea.ss Of conplaipt sgains.ss .s
1u8ye ;Nssasshss Asarsssh Isas sasasss sbesAuss
1 Sc hsd rejected the vote Of two townships -
III. .is,e elscsion. But sPpsaTng that gil the
esussy Judges mot even osnitiing Judge H.acn, q
.rad exeseissi the ps~er and did tAe sasae thing,
/ il; Dropped s.sas subject and sszsssd . stsry
absat there cling thirty hoaaati doiiars n she De
rfeasuyi sT.lis vssF unirne, and the assertion
.has there had bssn d levy sf ltAxsa beJend the
sanss os The county was shewnaso be falsc---
,sovsthe Gazette has gotten upon the theme OF
swanp isnds, and b seryscertain It 10 upon, ,shs
rieiI, tack. 10 be sure the editors do mot psss
tend 70 lnoavv any thing upon the subject except
.~ha. Judge Newman has told them, and even i. 9.
THAT they do not comprehend fully.aaaoq ~ o.
/ AZ we understand the matter the purchasers
Of swamp lands; deposited the price Of those
lands With the County Judge, while the title MAS
in sbeyance. As the county gives none but quit
claim deeds, and as, had the money gone. INTO 1d
the treasury md the deed issued TO these .purTT
scG,asers had not the title Of the country proved
god, these purchasers must have lost their
money. The County Judge therefore received q
tae money from these pnrchasers~ with the un-
ders,andipe that if the title of the county Was
sustained BY Congress deed was 70 issae-if -
not, the money was to be returned And And aeI
,cordin.iy as soon as the late act .of Congress
was passed, confirming title to swamp lands,
deeds we're, made out, and the money mon st once
passed u,o the Treasury, and by the Treasurer,
as we understand, has been loaned ~ authorized,
by act OF Legislature. So far as we are inform
ed this is a. fair statement of this matter. and
we cannot see that there is any defense needed
for any one concerned. As to who are the par
ties to whom this money has been loaned, We
are not informed If the Gazette will apply at
the proper place, it is probable it may ascertain.
And ahe names of these parties, if there has
been foul lplsy or unfaithfulness, it might, be
proper to publish. We. viii join with it in giving
them the widest publicity. Special pleading is
no part Of our duty, or the defence Of men who
have plundered the County Of State We have
borrowed no money from the Swamp Land fund
nor from the School Fund to close our mouth,
and we never shall suppress Legislative docu-
me nts and use our Journrl to defend q noto-
rio.s public defaulter, or unfaithful public SER SCI
want, because We have taken q bribe, or, gotten
a portion Of the plunder. Does the Gazette un.
delstand thai? We believe the County finances
have been honestly, systematically, and pru-
denlly managed. But show US any thing wrong,
and we are ready to ''cry aloud and spare not. !"
~ l.-- ----l Il -tYISpG 20
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ga The steamer Borussia from Hamburg arrived y.
to-day. She brings Liverpool dates to 81 March 'l
WASHINGTON ApriI Il.

w. A .., Washington, April IA.
No mail beyond Charleston; the Isabella ar
rived Sunday night from Havanan and Key
West, 10th. Tennessee at Key West; Lock
ridge abandoned Castillo Serasqnes San Juan
River in complete possession OF Costa Ricans;
dreadful explosion on board the steamer j. n
Scott, so lives lost. The steamer Tennessee,
would sail on evening OF 10th for New 1ork, has
several Of Lockridge's command, Including so
sick and wounded. 7''' 'e'
The salutatory Of, Mr.. Harris as editor and pro-
prietor appears in the Union this morning.
Mr. Il. says he brings to the duties Of his posi-,
tion considerable experience in editorial services
with no small share of zeal, faith and devotion
to the great principles Of the democratic par
tyM"'lr = tyqE ,sinod IL
~ The Secretary Of the NAVY, owing to pressure
Of other business, has not acted on findings in
four cases decided by naval board of enquiry.
The seals are notieven broken.
:, The Union appears to, morrow under auspices
Of its new editor, COL Carter and Penna as as
sistants; reports that Edmund Burke and Others
are engaged are altogether untrue. "1E G.si q
Dam No. five of the Chesapeake and Ohio ca
nal gave; way, on Sunday. y 1t will take two or
three weeks to repair it. oi'l0 ,zasas'os@ ,ss
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{ Rats are getting 60, scarce in Paris That the
price POI kid siovcs has gose up toists flaacs
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TtcauaasAly bssEpeeesd ttassssilisssPssd.
% ~ .tst st1sactses tvsddis. Z Hsshe editors u
sbk .psbsfs Are lncereiy Anxies, q ADd ne
tssih sad peeslAin i, Ut ,shss ge,te ~ o6lee.
Of Judge ksrmss. end exsiniss, hooksu md
y6Jeberss y. shsfr heasts contvst2s They ne
open Al ~ times y the iuspcction of tax pey-
ssa who Eish q exA,nipe The state RI eeanty a.
fairs. Every facility will be afforded, sogsthes
With exphnations fan md clear. Let The Sd.
itoss~of thas paper then ceaae their batbiing,
End gut SOD kAov what they are talking aboas
i.4ssd then, havsss Fasss to goupoa, uss What
essfsiangnage suits them iadiscussing The mer.
iss = asmeriis of Che Judges osicial acts. - !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

az Cedar County has gwen the Republicans
about one hundred majority. -, 't' d. -,...1.
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French German do. elstes; k opes, &c : So an
We sell on time and At rates esnai " esd
H. Louis Merchants. J.L coRsS soH.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

The Republicans have So majority in Mus
acatne County-155 in Louisa, and 200 in Jones 3.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

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Owasee, Jan. 10, 1853. zsg 1aisso evSa 'snaA.
q squires 3 Rsess, ,uhol-ssle ami retail AgentsLl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

a, A DOUBLE TRAGEDY Taber, a man of
considerable property, but of doubtful reputa-7
ton and brutal passions, was killed by his own
slave near Fleminsburg, KY, last Sunday week.
Taber had compelled the wife of the servantto
Weld to his depraved and brutal last, and had
violently abused ,him personally. In the ex-; r;
cess Of his passion the slave forgot his chattle-
hood, and avenged his wrongs in the life OF his
i master. Striker with anguish and horror the
sl.ye wife ran to small stream not three feet
in depth aud drowned herself The, man was
taken acknowledged the deed, was tried imme-
datsly and sentenced to death, which he isnow
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

Dn. G. q. WHITE, lIOMEOPATEl1sT.
MOULD respectfully offer hisprofeasonal services
w to tbs cItizens Of Burlington and vicinity. PAk-
,,crtAR ArrgsTIoSpAid 10 surgery. - "a ~ hss ~
once Third street. Swans Store, opposite the
Rarret II louise, Residence head Main street. Jyl2bpy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07
c. r. DIMOND.


near Estate ana insurance Agent.
nFFICE in Kilbournes Block, Main street, be-
" tween End and 3rd, Kcokuk, Iowa.
RxvERgScEs-EdwSrd kiibourne, Esq, keokuk
John Whitehead, esq, New York; Chas L. Frost,
do; Messrs, Page, Briggs 1 Babbitt, Boston; Amos
d. Smith, esq, Providence, r. l.; Edgar conklin,
ESQ.,, Cincinnati, o.; J. W Zackerie, esq, New Or
leans.
REAL EsrALx AaEEcY.--particulsr atten tion paid
to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots, Houses
and Lands Of every description
LIrE, FrRs AND MARINE Insurance. AsrscY for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York. Accumulated Fund s., 2s0, 900.
THE "ATlAsrtC FIRE MARINE Insurance. Co., 7"
Of Providence, X. /. Paid up Capital 81 zoe.
TIE "hrngswrH FIRg IssuaAScE Co, )" Of Lon
don. Branch At Philadelphia, Pa.
The "PEogA MAalss AND FIRE LIS. CO." Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid in Capital $le0 goo.
Having been appointed Agent for the above nam
ed hrst class, reliable Offices, would beg leave to
inform the merchants and citizens generally of TIN,
city, tina. Am prepared to take Life. Fire and Ma
fne Risks at low rates can be had at any her
sound and reliable Offices. Open policies granted on
~ favorable terms can be had IN any Of the East
ern cities. may 80, is56.--d.
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STOP Hm0 NenO.
VlNiE Subscribers are now prepared 10 accommo-
date the public with choice fresh stock 81
Fami ~ Groceries, AT their store the corner
ef 5th and Bondcau streets, keokuk.
We will not boast If our long experience in this
business, nor promise to sell you lower than any
ether house, ~ il usual with new store but can
assure you that whatever You purcl asc ~ you
will find and fresh, aud We aatter ourselves the
price will not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods on hands since the first
All goods purchased Of will be delivered TO
any part II the city, promptly, IL required.
Amongst our stock may be found tho follow In q,
RIO JAVA. LAGUAYRA AND MOCHA COFFEE
Imperial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Oolong, and
other grade Of TEAS, al fresh and good.
SUGARS,
Crushed Clarified, Powdered, Loaf, and N. Orleans
sUNDkIES.
Allspice, Pepper. Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, Gin
ger, Variegatcd Soap, Cinnamon, Indigo, CASTLE
soap, Palm soap, family soap, Adamante candles,
stearine candles. Mould candies sperm candles star
candles, Manila besrords, q. G. Soda. Sal Soda,
i. II. melases, golden syrup, Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, rant currAnts,
henp hcieords. vinegar. starch lard oil srirt
backing, rasins, citron, figs &c.
We have also received part VI our Baltimore
goods. 10 which We invite your attention, being all
new and direct from the mandatory. This con-
sists of Raspberry, Blackberry, Ounce, Red Cur
rant. Apple aud Strawberry JELLY, in quart, pint
and pint glass jars. a splendid assortment 81
corn. dc. pat up in cans Theoretically sealed and
warranted to retain their flavor. HOLSTERS and
oysters, IN and 2pouna cans. Also, nearly every
other article usually kept in a first class family
grocery. Call and see. No trouble to show goods.
nova0 dim q. w. pEKDTEA 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07
CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS
Eniraunn No 40 stata

a..
Entrauee No. 90 State ST.
l INSTITUTED September, 1851, Incorporated by
l. the Legislature Of Illinois, February, 1883.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon this
long established and popular institution affords
gratifying evidence that the superior advantages
and facilities it offers for the acquisition Of thor
ough knowledge IT the various branches Of a Com.
merciai Education, are favorably appreciated BY q
discerning and intelligent community. Over 400
full course students have boon in attendance du
ring the rast winter, being an amount Of patron
age unparalleled in toe country.
The Collegiate Course il the most extensive
complete and thorough ever introduced into snx
Commercial College in this country, and comprises
practical instruction in Book Keeping and Account,
adapted TO every kind Of business including IN
elaborate work on Railroad Book ping pre- cd
by the President expressly for this school knowl.
edge Of whish is alone worth more 10 the Student
than the tuition fees for thu entire course; tegeth
er with Commercial Calculations, Business Pen.
manshi p, and the subjects Of Commercial Law.
Albert kidder, esq, the popular American Care
writer, whose specimens of Penmanship recei vet
the hi ghest premiums Mt the great State Fair held
IN New York City In 1854, has been engaged a
Professor Of penmauship.
Another course of free public Lectures will b,
delivered during ths winter at Metropolitan Hall
by several of the mos, distinguished citizens q
chicago. Students can enter whenever they please
Circulars and Catalogues furnished g-atuit ousy OF
application at the College.
Chicago, Nov. | Sad BIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
KEOkUk, IOWA.

desirable especially for those who wish to ornament
their grounds with small trees which will commence
beariig the second year after planting
Also. supply Of Fancy shrubbery, Eyergreens
Rosos, &c.
Orders received at our grounds, Of mile west
Of the old City limits, the Bluff Ferry road to the
Dcs Mones, or bv mail, addressed to
HUBBELL 4 HILTON.
kaokuk Oct 3-dAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

HNUII snbscrlbers, pro-
i prietors If the I'm
pire Stove " orGs, Saint
Louis, inform the Stove
alers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
of their house in kcuk ak :
where they will keep CON
stantly % hand n large
and well-assorted stock
If
ErnnSuU n H0als
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keokuk, Oct. 3-daw

w ANTEIA-A number Of men OF good address
w TO sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
just published, N handsome New Years Present
entitled "fhe Floral Diadem, or Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers handsom, ly bound in Cloth and
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with number Of
Coiored engravings. Also, u cheap and quick sell
ing work entitled THE True History IF The kansas
War;, sutchcdin neat wrapper, with splendid
eolorede ngrayings. Address
j. v. TELLER,
nov5-d Fourth. St near Main Ci cincinnati
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

+ HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest
l. in the drug business to i. |, Mchcnny also my
interest in the manufacture and sale of ii. X. GIL
more's Mamalukc Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious pills and take pleasure in recommending
him 20 the public as deserving Of their patron
age. NJ III. kONSLh.
mchi7dtf
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l:EIAER.N
JEWELRY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
Second street, between Main and Johus.n.
II AVING just returned from the East, n
J. L respectfully call the attention of my ~
friends, and the public generally, to my
new and fine stock Of watches, jewelry, silver and
plated wars, fancy goods, &C..
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic patent and d4hched
lever watches; silver patent and detached Mvers,
and l. Epines IL all kinds aud qualities.
Jcwclry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamslod
earrings and breast pins, ladies and chidrcn 3
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens. gold and diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thimbics, xrnt's gold breast
pins studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver
steel snd patent spcctscies, pocket table and dss-
| sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In which line intend not 10 be surpassed by any
store west or north Of ST. Louis viz: silver table
dessert and tea spoons and forks sugar cream nus
and plated napkin rings, dc.
Plated ware and Fancy GOODS.
PlAted aud britannia tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets candesticks, pearl and shell pock q
books, and in fact everything pertaining to my
| line.
Clocks
general assortment If clocks Of the latest pat
| terms and bsst make, all warranted to keep good
time.
nrWatches aud Jcwelry repaired in the most
workmanlike manner, and at the shortest notice. z
my6-dly JULES 1EISEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

SPLENDID GIFTS.
Expressly for the IOlidAys!i
hfER 5000 different kinds VI elegantly bound
~ volumes.
List al Juvenile Books.
DICKENS LITTLE FOLKS LlBKARI--A Sc
rsr ~ beautiful juveniles, selcctedfrom the work
VI Dickens, with Illustrations by barley.
PETER FARLEY y COTTAGE STOKES, II ysl-
umes. Avery attractive series of books, not only
smusinE, but instructive.
iulsn PEOPLES LIBRARl--l2 kinds OF su-
perbly bound chiarenr books.
AUNT MARY Is sERlES.--25 kiuds az perfect
little gems, entitled, Tbs Daisy, Tulip. Jessalnine
Rose, Violet, Wedding Ring, Sacred Gift, Crystal
&C., Ae.
VARIETY little LiAxie and the Fairies, LATHE
Foiks Merry Tales, Mary aud Florence. The He
Toes, or streck Fairy Tales for my children. The
Wind spirit aid Rain Doddcss, The Young Artist
Stories II the Woods and Fields, se
For sale by CAVE A BAILEY,
dse2ii Manst.1 bet. Sd end 4tA,
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dec diff

A PIDSi--lo my old customers. and the La
"A dds In particular, owe opolosy for recent
change In the inside arrangcnon, sni outside an
Iearanee ~ M establishment.
Though twas mol until alter patient and thor
ongb illegal insastlga that became need
d the error IN The style q ny sign. that submit
ted 10 schsnGe. But 10 changing il from "Ladiss
Shoe Shop. have not ceased 10 man Ut actprs eli
kinds II Ladies shoet 81 before, but have in I'd.
diiion, engaged In Boot making for their HusbAnds
Brothers. soas and Lovers, 50 tLat nov all your
family ana fsisnds esa be accommodated at one
shop.--The OILY oss - ksoKrK where you can get
anything In the Boo. akd Shoe line, m Ade 10 ordor
IL II =. =. DUKES Doot and shop, No Sc Main
street,vhere, also. the beet quality aud greatest
variety u Eastern work 10 ksps for sale cheap.
Come And Examine the gssds and buy, " leAve
orders, which will b promptly ate ndedto by
noyl7 B. A.DCkH
srHR LADY ANHELlSE.--A lay u the Apo-
fsehiAssi BY l.. T. Noble Ror sAis by
asce CAvE6 BAILEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

Il EEP IL before the people that A. J. DINNER,
IN hns just received and is still receiving q large
supply IT PORTE MoNAIES, RETICULkS, PUKE.
Els, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING 4
WORK BASKETS, WORK E0XES,a new and hand
somc style Of Jewory, Boxes VI eysry pattern, yo-
Inns, Guitars, FLUTES, Flies, Accordeons. Banjos,
Drums. Tamborines, Ae. Also . gcnsral assort-
men, Of Fancy doods Toys. Ae., Ac., FOR Children,
consisting ia part ~ Dssecting Maps Of the World
the Nation the U. g., A Ii G Blocks, and In fact
every hing from an Elephant down 10 Bird, oil Of
which Will be sold cheap at
G Z s.. o ii NJ + RS
Fancy Goods and Toy Store, EAST SIDE on THIRD
between main and Johnson Streets. declld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07


List 81 Heal Estaae fer sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE Aco.
nNE PULL Lot on Main ST.; ) do on johnson Ell
~ 3 valuable lots on High street;
Morgan -
=" Concert I"
- +" Orleans
Houses and lots on Concert at;
Lots On lsth ST.
] Business Lot on First st.;
% Lots, levec;
2 Valuable Lots corner II Oh and 10th ste.
House and Lot on Morgan At;
10 Acres of valuable land within q mile Of the
old City limits.
100 Acres of Land within eight miles of the old
city limits.
Acres land in 0akwood, Ills, valuable for gar
dening purposes.
Town Lots in lakewood, on which are growing
thirty hne young fruit trees.
nesis~d KENDALL, HOWE Co.
TWO good Neat Cutters, and hne Turning Lathe,
L for sale by
dec3-d KENDALL, HoWRk co.
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Setpf TWO YEAR,, anu ms
not itscqaal in the Mis-
sissippi valley aud to
the Golden Harp" be-
ing n greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal Is sxtsnsivc.---
Some entirely new pat
terms, one Of which, tho
/" Young America, !" .
splendid parlor stove, re-
Gently patented, will be
foundsupcrior TO any in
vention OF the ago for ra-
|diaiing heat. They have
on sale At their store In
Ist. Louis. from which
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BURLINGTON

TaHks.
For unlimited course in Double. Entry Book
Keeping Commercial Calculations, Penmansh hip,
&c, SO 90.
rue DESIGN TaIs Issrirrrlosis
to afford young men theopportunity Of qualifying
ITEMS lNas Tor the duties Of the Counting House,
in thorough and expeditions manner.
the C,ii.EGIArR COURSE
will be the same ~ followed by the Mercantile
college Il Pennsy lyania, which has been recon-
nonded by tho highest commercial authority in
the country, asthc most comprehensive and prac-
teal ever introduced.
rESShANSfIIP.
~ good handwritingis justly regarded as an
indispensable requisite to a good business educa.
ton, unremittipg attention will be given in this
department.
COMMERCIAL LAW LECTURES
will be delivered hy Mr. 9, Bon. Darwin, one Of the
ablest members Of the Darlington Bar.
Az rLKGAsr piPLonA,
under the seal Of the State College Of PennsylvA.
nla4-signed BY the Faculty. is granted to these
who pass satisfactory examination. This instru
mens viii be found passp ri TO the confidence oi
business houses In every part Of the Union.
css-for tull particulars, send for y circular By
mail IOct3-dAv
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4. l.. coNxABL1, enc. D. SHyrn. =. cOauAn1D.
CONNADLE, SMYTH L Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
pEALBRsIN rHNNBssnR Iron,
Torw arding 4 Comnission
MERCHANTS.
MERCHANTS

Nos 81 aud So. Levec, opposite Steamboat Landing
kEOKUk, IOWA.
WE are now In receipt Of large stock Of goods
w in our line for WINTER TRADE, 10 which the at
tsntion Of CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT rikE suYHRs
10 solicited. Our stock is partly comprised Of the