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News Of the MornIng.

There is little later foreign news. The
English Cabinet has been defeated in Parlia-
ment, on the Chinese question, Golden
headed the movement against the Ministry,
and was so powerfully supported that he was
sustained BY vote Of 2G3 to 247. We pre-
sumo. however, the Cabinet will remain as
at present constituted, but the measures pro-
posed in retaliation upon the Chinese, be
substituted by some others.
Robert f. McHatten has been appointed
moved.
Several applications have been made for
the construction of the wagon roads to the
Pacific, lately AUTHORISED by Congress, but
no action upon them has been taken by the
Secretary of the Interior.
Augustus Schell has been appointed Col
lector at New York, Isaac Fowler re-appoint-
ed Postmaster, L. b. Hart Surveyor, and
Capt. Rynders Marshal. This is considered
a triumph for the Eards. And we should
think il was. Schell and Rynders are about
as "hard" eases, If not as hard shells, as are
often found out of Jail.
Pierce has gone to Philadelphia to spend q
month, to allow his wife to take desirable
medical advice.
Mason is to be recalled from France. Sill
dell's family expect his appointment to the
post. Belmont has signifed his willingness
to retire voluntarily from his position ut the
Hague, and expects no promotion.
The ferocity OF ofice-se at Washing
ton is so great that not much Legitimate bu-
siness is transacted at the Departments, all
the loading men being engaged in the
"spoils'' question, on behalf of friends or
against their enemies. Much urgent bust
ness is delayed, and great dissatisfaction is
exhibited in consequence.
Rumors of important changes in the Cab
met are already aao, though probably with
out much cause.
Washington dates of the 25th announce
that Roht. j. Walker had been offered the
Governorship of Kansas. lie had not &c.
cepted, but would give his reply on the Goth
The correspondent of the N. y. Herald says
he has accepted, having peremptorily declin-
ed at first, but after consultation with the
Cabinet and at the earnest solicitation of Mr.
Buchanan be consented to the appointment
Five members Of the Cabinet have signi.
fed to Mr.. McMullen, of Va, that he could
have the Gov~norshp Of Utah, vice Brig.
ham Young, if he would accept il.
The opinions Of the majority of the Su.
prcme Court in the bred Scot, case have not
yet even been fled in the Clerks Office
Judge Taney's is now undergoing second
revision in the manuscript. Judge Catron's
has been printed but with expurgations.
The steamer Isaac Newton, on the Hudson
River, went ashore at an early hour on the
25sh, between Caldwell's Landing and Stones
Points. She sunk below her cabins, and the
attempts TO get her of were SO far Intellectual
She belongs to the Peoples Line, and cos,
S2JO, 900.
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Communicable nomination of Vim. L..
Dayton as Attorney General of New Jersey,
has at length been confirmed by the Senate,
BY unanimous vote.
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ATHENIuM.
Notice 10 0ontrnctor..

SEALED proposals will be received at the oaEce
- II the City Engineer until o'clock Y. NJ, Of
Tuesday April 7th A. ID. 1857, for building II two
cniyeris across ath street, ia Reds Addition.
Payment 10 be made in Twenty Year Bonds of
City Of heokuk, bearing : per cent. interest.
Aiihe same time proposals will be received for
grading alley through biock 40
Also, for grading Alloy in block los.
Specifications for above work can be seen 1t the
Office Of City Engineer, after Feb. 18th.
l.. lit JOHNSON
keakak, March u. 1857 -dl0t City Enginsar
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ATTENTION, CAPITAILsTs

YlsHE best and most desirable property ever Of
fered in the county, il now offered for sale on
the most favorable terms, tc-wit; The The Gilker-
son place, including that hne brick mansion, gard
en-. orchard and farm, situated on the Piankroad
but short distance from the city limits. This Is
certainly the best improved and most valuable
property ever offered in this county. Boipg 10
we'll aud favorabiy known, further description Is
unnecessary but the undersigned, who are author
lied to sell, will take pleasure in showing the pro-
perry, and giving full partieu ars TO te rms, Ac
which will be made exceedingly favorable, by
SAMPLE A RANKIN.
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BANK SUsrENpRp.--The Bank of Ottawa,
Ills, owned by George F. Fisher, has sus-
pended.
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cT-ln discussion in tho bogus Kansas
Legislature four weeks ago, the Rev. Martin
White, member, made a ferocous speech
in which he admitted that he killed Freder-
lex Brown, who, it will be remembered, was
slaughtered last summer on the highway
while travelling.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold the Eagle Clothing Store to Mr..
l. LII. u. Maltby, ItAke pleasure in recommending
him to my old customers and the public generally,
a. in every way worthy Of their custom and good
will.
! have left my books and accounts with Mr.. VIM.
Vincii and earnestly request all persons indebted
to call and settle at once.
.mchlTd HARRY FULTON.
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ustssis

HUHDEN'S NEW PATENT
i pRSE-SliURS, assorted lies, received direct
j. front Tire manufactures. For sale by
fILLINGHAsT. LANE BuEL,
ncA2i-l sign If Brosda xe M in-st.
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| FmLrBusrERING.--Wal has slim chance
/ of receiving any more troops at present from
the northern portion Of the Union. The
books Of the agency at New York have been
| closed and the business of enlisting "emi-
grants" suspended. Under the auspices oil
U. S. District Attorney Mckeon, the road
| from the Nicaragua steamers to the city
prisons was too direct and certain to please
rste "emigrants," and they stopped enlisting.
Walker must draw his recruits hereafter
from that position Of the country lying near
er to him, and more interested in his opera.
tions,--i. {. If be gets any more, as, possibly
he may, for rumor has il that ''the fools are
not oil dead yet" though Walkers campaign
seems to be killing them of pretty fast.
GTThe Incorporators Of the "Loan Fund
Association and Savings Bank of keokuk,"
organized on the 2lst March, 1857, By the
election of the following officers for the en-
suing year, to-wit: President, VIM. +. Tur-
ner Vice President, Geo. Donnelan; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Jno. W. Ogden.
The books Of subscription to the capital
stock Of the Association are now open at the
Law Office of VIM. +. Turner, on Second-st.
The greatest amount of stock subscribed
and held by one person, at any one time, is
limited to 10 shares, to be paid in monthly
instruments of one dollar on each share.
BRIEr nur ExpREssIvE.-Billy Bowlegs, the
great Seminole Chief. is emulating Cesar in
the pith and concentration of his sentences.
He tells the whole story of the position Of
things between Gen. Harvey and himself in
a couplet thus;
If Harvey catch, Billy hang;
If Iblly catch Harvey hang.
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1f0ss WHICH tney thIhk Tor SlIo and be0Hty cannot
be cxceiled.
Those wishing Evergreens. F1owsrins Shrubs, or
Ornamental Trees, viii please order soon.
Trees warranted In good condition when delivered.
Orders through mail left ~ the store u Bernard
Nasdain = Co., lb7 Main street, bstwssn 9Th and
7th, will b promptly attended 10.
sssh3i KAYA BERNARD.
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INGREDIENT QUESTIONS. To ask q lawyer il
he ever told a lie.
To ask doctor how many persons he has
killed.
To ask minister II he ever did anything
wrong.
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Lave just received assortment Of Pianos
i i from the world renowned establishment VI A.
w. Ladd Co.
Ii is well known how great an excitement Was
rope aud America, when il was announced that an
American Piano hna taken the highest premium at
the Worlds Fair in Paris.
That Piano was m@ae nv A W Iaad \ Co
ANY one desiring ~ purchase q FIRST class Piano
can be accommodated on very reasonable terms by
calling at the Piano Forte Warehouse and Picture
Gallery, rs NAin-street.
keokuk, March 9b.d go
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spring anA 0umner 81 1907.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIvED.


SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
!. n. HUTCHINSON. JAMES DEWEY.
naUTCaInsoN 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st., bet. Main 4 John X OkUk.
nAv1 just received = thsir fashionable Tailor
Ling and Fafni<hlng sSaaht ishm4nt, choice and
excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassimerss, Vest
ings, and Gents Furnishing Goods, of all descrp-
tons, and guarantee that their work shall b. done
in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly resolving the New York and
Philsdeiphia shlons; and rsspetfully solicit oil
who desisc good work and the best material to give
them q call. Agents for
FRANCIS NAHAN's SYSTEM or GARMENT CUTTING.
Also, Reports Of Fashions.
mch25-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
FOR SALE.
HOUSE and Lot corner VI Sth and Bank ats :,
! i most desirable part Of the city. Apply 10 G.
W. Lowrie, over Fickiin Lucas Bank. offered
for few days only. mch26d6t
NOTICE,
EALLOWAf'S Bakery Is removed 20 more com
~ modious premises, in X. Simpson . new build
ing, on johnson street, between 9th and 9Th where
all old as we'll MS new customers will be promptly
attended to.
keokuk March 25-d2W
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New MiliInery Storc.

u NV IWTIIbmCEy SVOTGs
M ISIS WARMER takes pleasure In announcing
WI To the ladies Of eokak her intention Of open
ing and very choice stock Of Millinery, So
leced With the greatest care from the most fash
ionsbie houses ia New York. She assures them
that she will spare pains in her efforts 10 please
and h.pes to suit the meet fastidious. Time and
piaec Of ~orsning made known in due time. Best
Millinefs wanted. mch26d
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GRAND OPENING
ATHEN-EUM BUILDING!!
Eller & ODDenheim

A RE nov opeaing their entire new stock OF the
"A latest styles OF Spring and Summer Clothing,
and = complete assortment IT Gents Furnishing
foods Hats Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc., all selected
at the first New York and PhilsdelphiA houses -
We respectfully invite the citizens Of keokuk and
vicinity to come and examine our goods, and most
particularly country dealers, who can buy NJ 81.
Louis prices.
Merchant Tailors viii always find q nice stock
Of Cloths, Cassimcres, &c.
keokuk, March 1f-d
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r u I n q o b r = RI TN = .
LAND AGENTS,


Doalers An Hsaf Estate,
fFER for ale the following list Of Real Is
Two fsn lsls corner a 9Th 81 yalton.su.;
One 81 routh side u 1ulson bet nth T 9Th;
Two :. cor sth and Concert strcets-Frans
house with rooms on ones
One falllot In Kiibourne's Add, No ., 37--smali
house upon 1t.
One full lot in Mt. Auburn, Woods Add.--Lies
beautifully.
Lot 9, block So, Kilbourne' q Add House 10 by
Effect, 2 rooms. finished and in good order.
Three fractional lots In block ~, cor. A. Reed
sts., " by 100 feet each.
istull lots IN Messenger Add.-They arc hand.
somely located.
Q lots in Emwood. Terms accommodating.
Lots 4, s, and 8 in bk l9A, cor Orleans and l4th.
Lot z, bk Is, cor 9Th and Cedar.
~ feet on q st., Aason's lower addition BY 100
feet on Ash-st.-with frame house 10 feet square.
Cheap.
IS Acres Of Land At sAndusky, few miles from
keokuk.
70 fee. By i4o--i lot 4, bk 20, Exchange st., bet
Lot, and ., cor 18th and johnson Sta, 100 BY
Lot 10, biz 10, south side Morgan ST., be. 18th
and 10th.
Lot 5, bk 100, Exchange streets, bet 7th and sth.
Also, number Of other desirable properties,
Farms, &c, Apply to PRIMkosE 4 HAYNES,
Second street, between Main and johnson, over
Doubleday Wilson . Store. and opposite ths hank
ing Hoaseof Hatch Thompson. fmh73-d
PriSaross n Aaynes
nFFER for sale several very desirable improved
~ Farms, viz: 993 acres Of land In Scotland Co.,
Missouri, within mile Of Memphis, the county
seat and on the stage road leading from LAncastsr
to Alexandria, Tully, Canton and Lagrange. There
are $50 acres .:under good fencing and In high
state Of cuitivation---the remaining 43S acrsy 10
timber and wood Of the very best qauiity. The
buildings are good and amply safhcisnt Tor two
farmers, and situated upon the land 70 81
init Of favorable division.
Also, l30 Acres mprovei--about 40 or SO asrss
under saltivatou-About ~ acrcs Of very excellent
timber land. The soil Ii equal 70 any In the state
Of Iowa. There are two log dwellings, stAhling,
&C., and an abundance Of excellent water on The
promises. This farm il situated in the southsyn
part Of keokuk county, lows, 10 Or IL miles from
Lancaster, the county seat, and on the stage read
leading from Burlington to Brighton, Oskalsosa
and Fort Dcs Moincs. Tits within short distance
OF several doarshing towns and villages In thick-
" settled nsighborhood, within ! miles VI pat
obcs, also convenient 10 schools and churches -
There's > small town being laid out aAjoining the
f. m. For prices, terms. &C., APPLY "
mh24d PRIMROSE 4 HAYNRB,
Second.st. opposite Hatch : Thompson's.
r. s.-This Farm win b. exchanged for City
Property NJ fair valuation. p. 4 IL.
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KE0KuK MURRAY

.nN the PlAnkrssd, two
Omiles from the Ievee.
KAY 4 BxaxARD take this
opportunity Il informing
the public that they can
furnish aimost anyvASisty
II fvuh ed Ornamental
T h + B b.
A choice lot Of buddsd
Peach Trees, very large ;
OvMf Pear and Appie
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
nfFHR for sale very desirable Farm, contain
~ ing $40 acres, 20 acres Of which 10 prairie, 80
acres under good fencing and in cultivation, balance,
$50 acres, In wood and timbsr-80 In timber Ut 3
superior quality. The farm II we'll watsgsd. There
10 q small apple orchard Of about 80 trees, also,
peach, cherry. &c. The soil 10 rich and very pro-
daetiss. Improvements--lA story log house, kit1h-
On, stable, corn house, -. Situate miles soath a
Charleston, "a east Of Crotou and the ". Demeine
Railroad. There is supposed 70 be coal bed upon
this farm. The farm will b. sold very cheap
Terms, cash, balance in l and year,, or : small
amount in cash and the balance In property IN the
city Of keokak, At . fair valuation. Applyte
mar24-d 6>oosd~st.
JOHN sHILLITO 4 Co.,
IMPORTERS
or
Dry Goods anA Cavpsting.
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and
II purchasers generally, that they are aew open
DRY g GODS,
CARPETlNU,
F1oer OBl.Cieths, kc., &c.
Familiss, Hotel kespsrs, Steamboat evners, and
stranger, may depend upon finding the best slass
Of goods 1t prices - low - they car b paIehssd
ENOWLEk's "Home for All, : or tbs travel wall
T. and Ostagon mode Of Building, for sale q
cLARKE's Literary Depot.
mch24d Johsdsn-st.
fNHE new Hydropafhic Cook BOOK, With RssipIs
i for Cooking on Hygisnic principles, fersals o
-. cLARKES Literary Dspst
T1NHE Game Of Billiards, is Theory and prso-
4 tice, with numerous ilustrations, by Michael
ueh34d LsStAry Dspsa.
4 UT0BIOGKAPHY, or Recolieciions q : Lifs
"A Time, by s. @. Goodrich; for sale -
CLARKK's Literary Depot,
HCPE.
IRON the Patent CoFdass Co., better asd cheap
TILLfNGHAsf, LANE : BUEL,
mch1sd 1888 Aain-st.
IN TONS B.rs. Grimes stones for .als 81
meh23d Sign Of the BsoaAazs.
- TILLINaHAsT, LAHE ) suli.
mch2sd No. lSs Mainst.
NkW P0OKKT MAP OF KANKA6 And NE
IN BRAsKA. For sale 1t cLARKKH,
mch73d Jonnson-st.
nN the irst Monday in April, 1t the election 70
b held, the following ofaeers have TO b elect
ed
I've .Isss::..asSo:: ...as Z rssssssss
Two Constablss.
Three Township Trustees.
lne Township Clerk.
Three 6upcrvisor.
WV. LsIoRToH, +. J. CHENOMITH,
Township CLERK, y. M. ANDERSON,
Trustees Of Jackson Township
Keokuk. March ~, ls57-l0d
NortAern Misesuri LanA Agency.
j. r. CAVE = SON,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
ST. FRANCI6vILLE, CLARK CO., MISSOURI,
gIsOwN and Country property. inpreved lands,
i In Missouri. lows and Illineis. Daeatifsl
Farms contsining from % % 800 Asssss slnnaksd
Nm Lewis. Beotlsnd end CLARK coanties, Ne.
SPECULATION! SPECULATION!! t
IOWA LANW0J
Four splendid farms on string Prairie, Le6 Co.,
Iowa, with impsavsnspts u very supsrtos shar-
acter only II miles from the City Of Ksoksh, sd
mile from the depot Of the Ksokuk and Tort Dse
Moinss Railroad. Time from Ka0kukte 6esing
prairfs only 70 minutes. Terms favorable.
J. r. CAVE D ION,
mchl4d st. Francisville, Clark Co., No.
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ESSELMOMT!
GREAT Sale OF SIX Hundred Lots
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
oS rug aRousp, ON
vUnl~ncAa1y 00l 1QE7


"Wednesday, April lad, 1857.
rVHE suburb Ess u I. NJ ONT City Of Keok ak
L containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of
Land has been subdvdcd with reference to the con-
tour of the ground and consequently Lots vary In
dimensions fsom one fourth OF acre to two aud
onc-hAf acres. The streets and Aven les are wide
aud pass favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor htting. An elevated point 10 reserved
for the purpose of M Astronomical Observatory. -
Another portion has been laid offo Public Park
The design of the Proprietovs in the arrangement
of this suburb has been to preserve the natural
beauties Of the locality, which unequaled In
the vicinity Of keokuk, or elsewhere. from every
point, excepting small creek bottom Of alluviai
sol. we'll adapted " gardening purposes, there Is
fine view of the Mississippi River, Alss Of q beau
tifuleountry lying North and West.
EsselnOma
Is situated within the city limits, 4 mile from
Glenford Station, and Is accessible by Mcdowell
street. Glenford and Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place the grounds, on the
I'D day Of April next, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. IN
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to 0, at option Of purchaser.
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CT q r N NC . II o = Il,
ID M0hAeOt.e KO0kuk
vINHE undsrsig ned takes pleasure in announcing
TO his old friends and the public generally, that
he has just opened CLOTHING STORE, whore
win be found = complete assortment Of Spring and
Summer Clothing and Gentlemen 1urnishins
Goods, which have been purchased It the lowest
rates in the Eastern markets. and will be sold just
cheap ~ they can DO had any where In the city.
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for
themselves, A. w. GRIFFITH,
mch2A.dly ~ Msin-st.
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C0.partncrship Notice.
V1NHE undersigned have formed co -partnershp
for the purpose OF transacting the Dry Goods
business, under The name Of Chamberlain 4 Thatch-
en- The principal place Of business being this city
atthe store formerly occupied BY NJ. N. Chamber
lain, in k,bourne'r block partners hin 10 date
from February 1st 1857.
Al. N. CHAMBERLAIN,
z. q. THATCHER
keokk March 10 t5T-d
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CHS ON BIsOWNE,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. ONCE in samples
n building, thru door the left. tmhsG-d-
TELEGRA PM OFFICE.
A arrangement has been perfected with the
n Telegraph Company ~ Burlington to receipt
for and forward dispatches to all parts Of the
try, by pre- pc merit at the office Of the Etna In
surancs Co., I'D ST., keokuk, Iowa.
dot H.'B. TEN-EYCK,
At the Office Of Rickcy A Simpson
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Three and -Four Years,
With interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum
payable annually, Warrsutee Deeds win be given
and Mortgages retained for deferred pay ments.
A COLLATION. will DO furnished. photographic
plans win be flu mis- he'd on day Of sale.
The Streets and Avenues win be opened . SUN
cent time before the day of sale to enable persons
desiring to purchase to drive over the whole tract
plan Of the property can be ut once.
For further information inquire Of c. X. Dimond
w. Dew of, g. Main-st., or Of the undersigned.
SMITH j. VANStCKLEN,
fneh24dlm Auctao0oers.
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5 sample ann l. Ra mi 4 M

Brokers and Neal Estate DeaI0Fs,
Once Second street, between Main and johnson,
MILL give special attention 70, and Offer their
W services In the pufchssc and sale VI ReAlEstats
and Stocks, Investment Of Money, Collecting Of
Debts and Rents, Paying Taxes, ana all other isgit-
innate business Of general brokerage and real CO.
tate business, in southern Iowa, Northern Missouri
and Western Illinois.
Mar. Rankin will devote his undivided attention
to the business and will with the aid Of his sxps-
risuce and extensive scquantane and u his a1so-
ciate, MI g., be able to give entire satsfastion to
all. Tmehll- div
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INV ATftV0Is
DATRICK 4 GROUSE have just received lot Of
l Bosrdman, Gray Co.'s Piano Fortes, with the
corrugated sounding board The thousands Of these
Pianos scattered throughout the United States
South America, Canadas, and Mexico, and the high
est Communications of two Of the first pianists in
this country ,--Go tschaik and Strakosch lis ali
that need be said in their favor.
mch2Td No Ta Main-st
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sale Of GF0ceries.
r HAVE this day sold out my entire stock Of
Groceries to J. N. Hiatt and J. X. Paul, and the
business will here after be conducted bv Tabsr 4
TisdAle, whom recommend to the public cou6-
dence prudent business men.
Feb. 20, '17-fb9l.d c. W. PERDUE
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If Harvey catch, Billy hang;
Ii lilly eaten, Harvey hang.
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BnTApa TayIOr-s last W ork.
TYcLOPEDIA Of Modern Travel. Subscription
~ TO the above book received by us. Price 81
nehlsd OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 co :
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q 4 MAINFINHE PLEDGE, OR FIRST STEP
~ -tStreet L to Fortune; sequel to The Bottle.
For sale by +. X. Ii. i s.
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Circulating Library.

Circulating Library.
NOV contains "a large assortment Of new and
standard books, select novels, romancoe, etc -
All the cusrent literature Of the day will be added
q received
TERMS to 10 cents per volume. Time to read
one week. IL. q. CLARKE, johnson
meh27d Near the Postofbce.
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!. 2. vlckL8M. r. LUCAS.
Late ~ FrederiekstuyeA, va.)
flick I en- 4 l. Z o.
BAN kER0,
Nssv cor. I'd swd Msss Ste. .KEOKUk, IOWA.
XHB reestvsdsposiss, diseosnt paper, Ard make
w sOlleetiens, In this city and throw ghost the
Northwest.
Rxcaangs bought and sold 1t current rates.
Gold, Silver, asd uncsrrent money bought and
sold
Fint class basinsss paper wanted.
y0RxIoA xxCnAN0g.s
Sterling Ixehangs on London, Dublin. and The
Coutinsnl-fron one pound and upwssds-At r.
dncsd rates.
.sraasess visiting the city IN Invited 70 sail
at eur Office where every information Will is given
aad The best rasss psid for Eastern drafts.
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Bank Aspeh1ic, NsW Yosk City.
OAfpenesr vanilys, ~ Wall-st., New Yoeh.
Isaiah Les &C.,, neltimofs, Nd.
Dunlsvy, Drake D Co., Ctncinnati, o.
H.A. Taeksr Co., AxchAags Dask, CAieaeo.
/. Jshn J.Andsrson 1 Co., St. Losis,
J. Monroe Bald, Ksoksk, Iowa.
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