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here. ! was immsds'eH 6isaymsd, and tATuu
below BY uNptsin J. Wm Oockburn Among the sailov,
when sentinel wss placed ne with s1tU orders,
40. end for the nrst time feat thss PRISONER IN
the hands Of my eDemiss Aud for what? For noe sub
mill pg TO The bully ism aud insulting language a IN
ESelkh officer. How long viii this ooatinue2 ] 1--we In
hopes, for ! cell kpos that change IN our national
affairs takes place " Ssy. uon American viii
joioe - the npal sdi OF the oulrseoru Of liberty,
VIM. Marcy Co. ibali bear the Insult WIN pausnoe
and josttuoe snd wat for the result. Well do know
that my cause has many trends In my native land who
Will NOT quietly submit suoh outrage upon Amsr
can liberty st the bands Of English oppPessou aAd
yTans had just been Informed that the sl00p Of
Saratoga coming the bar, when We ordered
into the cabin OF Captain Oookburp and tosd hat was
no longer detained Seo what the presence Of Of
XneB or war will do. have no time 70 write would
wish Suffice 10 say That the dan Juan river viii
be open Our men are In good Spirits and azEicus 70
JOIN General walker. II. r. TITUS
DECREE OF GENERAL WALKER.
The following u copy u . decree Issued by GeneSaS
Walker on the 18th +, bruary:-
The Presiden, Of the republic Of Nicaragua, by virtue
of authority IN him vested,
DnCRnR:
Art l. All duties both Of import and port here
by abo shed.
Art q Tho Secretary Of Hacienda u Aeussy CHARGED
with the iuiflment and publication q thu decree.
Given at Rras this 18Th day Of February, 1857.
WI. WALKER, President
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The RECENT IMPORTANT News FROM NrcARA-
GrA.-We give in another column more i'm
portant and conclusive intelligence establishing
the entire authenticity Of the reported accounts
Of recent victories in Nicaragua by Walker and
Henningen previous 70 the 10th March. These
accounts are contained ia private letters received
from Gen. Henningsen in this city by DIR. Carno-
chan. On reading the extracts, 1t will be per-
ceived that they refer to full and compile "A.
counts furnished to other parties m lh. city, BY
the writer, Ge6 Hephlnssen, and others These
are the dispatches and documents which have
been lost or purloined OF deprecated upon in
some way between the port on the Pacific and
New York during their transit. The evidence of
the authenticity Of the accounts Of the recent vic
tories Is no lcss conclusive in reference 10 them,
than il lie in showing up the absurdity Of the
hoax first issued by Wilmington paper, and pub
lished by several contemporaries on Saturday az the
latest and most authentic news from Nicaragua.
The great conflict between Anglo-Saxon mill
tary and commercial spirit on one side and the
effete barbarism of the Spanish American races
vi tue Obbst uhc tuur itUIhtu !" 'Nay hhfWs"
stage. There can be no doubt Of the ultimate
success of Walkers projects in Nicaragua, and
if be once becomes fully established in that
State, as we believe he will be in q few months,
be will reduce Immediately the other States TO
the came Anglo-Saxon dominion. He has been
in this singular campaign aided and assisted from
quarters which would astonish this community,
and the whole civilized world abroad. That aid
viii now be poured out In greater abundance
than ever, enabling him TO overcome all the
unions and alliances which may be formed in
Central America or 10 Wall street 10 oppose him.
THE WILMINGTON HoAx.-The story OF
Walkers evacuation Of Rivas, which appeared
in the Wilmington IN. C.) Journal, April I, has,
we see, been copied into the National Istel,ge1or
and other journals. II was represented that the
news was brought to Wilmington by the schooner
L. Brooks, Of New York. There is no such vessel,
ond, Of course, the whole story is hoax, and is
so acknowledged by the newspaper in which IL
appeared. IL may be amusing TO some weak
minds to get up stories of this kind, but We can
not see the fun Of il. IL certainly destroys
forever The reputation Of The journal in which il
opp aitd.
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PRovDmun, April 4, 1857.
Ootloo-Sales Of NE week moderate, and prices nrm
Ut previous rs4es Woo-TheRe 10 rather ACTIVITY
IN The market n the Same prioeS Sales q the week
ABot0 lbs. Printing ceths- Prioss hYm and tending
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NoxpoIK, April 8, 1897.
ls. Hodges, democrat, was elected Mayor Of Ports
nsxth on Saturday. Ths whole dsmocrassc Council n
also probably elected.
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The I.ateat IntsIlixenee.

sryoAI pEPArcH ~ rns ss~ yosx HxsAIp
IMPORTANT POSITION OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE
NSws FROM NIcARAeuA-wALKKR's suocIssEs,
ETC.
wAsmsaroS April 5, 1857.
Next week shs Cabinet viii devote 10 Tho consideration
Of our foreign Affairs, and several most Important ques
uoas will have 70 DO decided In fact, the fae Of NJ.
Duchansn's administration win be srsshsdo we'd BY the
course II shall then determine 70 pursue.
That Eagand and France are seeking Q moral union
win IN which ths soquisision Of Cuba and psrms
nent influence In Central AmsyioAn Affairs within
grasp, b evident 10 svsry well Informed man u wash.
rGcn II the occasion that offered 70 The ID min
sus'os % BOT :s-sY.s -: assainmess which b sssd
10 have ssas u hssss VIII fee from NJ erasS ma M.
Bochanan IKE President PIERCE win waste hs strength
futile quayres upon domestic questions The latAsory
sep 70 cuba nov offered 70 In As moral union whc,
Lord Napier wishes 70 brns about Ill the oShef 1,
s anal admision 70 The npion win follow % matter Of
couns.
Lord Napier does not ssek sor has he aaked for any
tntspsig aiascs An that he asks Tor 10 thai oar 60
vsYpnent shall appoint 81 high ma - Conmh
s,oser 10 Chns who shall lend the
allies By his pssssBos vita them shsre and become u,
medium through Which psscs oan be nsds and uhua,
with Der eco nn,ons Of people, ss really opened The
oosmsrcs Of sbs civilized world.
There no doubt thas the government detsYmlnes 70
tale shs step thas viii have sreos ppos the prox
nate elections In England favorable ex.sss minis
Try, and In exchange for Palmssscn AMI Louis Napo
leon willing 70 esde 70 ths lead In ali Assycan
politics and 70 further cur visvs on this oonunsus.
Many Of Mr.. Buchanavs best friends are anxious
tsss ~ should take this course, and contribute 70
The establishing Of . moral union between we tarss
great Poven Of the world. But not few Of Them lear
ssss that natural rmidty, VI which those who wish bin
IN accuse hin. may really con- MP 10 prevents H. In
there n no ensar ling alliance" dreaded by
statesmen but thsre the germ d great future 70
country which msy be nourshed ME or chilled iaso
. long delay BY present inAecisiss.
The psvs IRON Nicaragua OF waIhess succsss 10 a.
recty the revere OF what We ssucpsssd ~ every
member Of The Cabinet For the past two days The Ere
sdest be- bed under consideration the sppostmsss a
minister " sa resien, but We dicuny vso " socrs
d him so oss viii probably be appointed as On early
dsy, with Q rowing comnssios, Ike thss rvss b. Pro
s,dess Pierce 70 soIon BOrlana tour ysays naos
TEE eurnAI pEyAfcH.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1857.
Asohsy Naval Board Of inquiry win probably 10 ins-
tuted here, being found imprscoabs 70 lcoaAs ssy
elsewhere In Consequence Of the constant requrssnts or
documents from Obe navy Department vhioh ars not
allowed 70 be retained over night
The Union centains Mr.. Appcson's vaIedctory and
the ooial announcement Of his sppoatnsns Secretary
Of State.
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No 81 Johnson -, tst. - Sd, X KHOkUK, IOWA.
o.S"4ss GO. q LEE, Late Of Albany. N. x.
Z (ULLRsTIONs nsdsin al parts sf shs West, and
~ prs1pily rsaitted on day Of payment at eur.
rent rates. s8
Bankof the State Of New York. N "
Nd. Blake, Cashier ri Mercantile Bank N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
ErAstus Coming 4 Co., Albany, my.
Hon. Jno- L. Ashoolerafs, Pres I Comm 4 Bank, Al
bAny, N. Y.
Thos. W. 0isOtt, Pies't Mschanics' 4 Fsrrsrs'
hank, Albany, New York.
Gilbsrt l.. Wilson. ASS 4 Treas. ". Y. Central r.
=. Co.. Albany.
Ihsmpsou Co. . Express, Boston.
Non. Horatio Seymour, Utica, ~. Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, MY.
Jao. y. Lee 4 Co., BAnksys, Buffalo, n Y.
Michigan insurance Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
y. n. Burch tco., Chicago.
Bank Of CommcFce, Milwaukee, Wis.
j. Moriimer Hall, Sc. Paul, Minnesota.
Greene, Th0mAs &Co., BANKERS, Burlington, Iowa.
IDkes, Repisk AGO., Z" st. Louis, Mo.
Messss. D. ". Y. Kiibourne. Keokuk, Iowa
JAo. Jaeob Wendell, Cashier Dcmoine N. 4 H. Rec.
dec16-dly
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS
roR rBE wINrER or 1867.
TWO sHsocoa fSAiNs AM oSK sAspovAL AccoHnopA
ROY TaAis nArLr tsUHpAr Rxcsrrsp).
{ and After Sunday, Nov. 3oth, trains will run
Morning Mail train leaves ST. Louie at 7.45 eclach
A. ~, aud r. st. Louis Depot at $40 Al Evan
ing kxprcss train leaves 1t. Louis 3a5 r. ~. and
L. 81 Louis Depot 4:3e p. n.
The SAs<3s<Ai Aocommodaiion leaves Sandova, =,
r NJ, on the arrival Of the Iilinois Centrsl train
irom the North aud Soath, and arrives 1t ST. Loui.
~ a;1s r. n, making the quickest and most direct
roste between Sc Louis aud Cairo and points north
On the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Mail and Express traiuS make direct and
certain connections At Indianapolis With All kaserr
tains thus making the shortest and posvi.
ole .1 ro:'e tfor the presently TO New York, Boston
rniia1eiPhis, Pittsbsrgh. Baltimore, wsshin gtou
ettfs Louisville, Cincinnati, and all the sssteru
ches, Aiss Ca.ro, and ell point. north on the Iii
nois Central R.R.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or cARs TO CHICAGO.
This the brst and only reliAblc route bctweeu
81: Louis ana Terra Haa.s, and the Eastern Road,
out OF indianapolis rus in direct connection vi,t
trains Of the Ohio 4 M,ssissippi RosA.
New York Passengers have choice Of four railroad
routes from Indianapolis, via New York 4 Erie
-. u central, Psnnsyivsnia Central and Baitimor,
Through passengers should avail ,hsms.iv., d,
snis most reliable rosie between the East and
west, as II affords unusual facilities being : supe
West.
Passengers Tor Decatar, Bloomington, Lasalle
Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, Dunleith. Ga
lena, Peru, Ae., Ac, eonnect at sandoval with lii.
Illinois Central koad for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Ma.toou and Chicago, connect a
odin With Chicago Branch Through from 81. =. al
with one change Of cars.
Through baggage checks given In this city, an,
oAgragc handled free; giving passengers no lroubl
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured ut the ofRccs, No. - and 80, cor
Ath and Chestnut street, under the Planters House
OF No. 81 Levec, corner Of Vine.
N. b. Both onices are exactly on the corner, tn
only places TO obtain reliable information.
IsAACWYMAN, Gen i Tick ct Ag't.
ID. CHRIsriE, Master transportation.
las A
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PENNS SHLvANlA RAaLxuAD.
R007 00

rrHREE daily Through Trans, Oct Seen Phiiadel-
i pais and Pitts burs.-Tns AoxSlsG MAIL TaArn
leaves Phladelphia for Pitssbars at II A. NJ, and
Pitisbsrx for Paisdeiphia Ut A. NJ. THn FAsY
Liss leaves Phii.dslphia for Pittsbarg 3, p. N
Tns NSaHr Ex4nsss TRAss leaves Philplelphia fos
Pita~bars as Ii =. NJ, and Pi,tsburg for Philadel
phiA 81 10 p. d..
The above lines connect ut Pittsblrg with Rail
roads 10 and from 81. Louis, Mo. Alton, 9alens
and Chicago, ILL.,; Frankford, Lexington ana Lou.
isvilie, KY Terre Hau,e, Madison Lafayette and
Indianapolis, IND. Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield
Beilsfontaine, hhndusky, Toledo, Cicve land Colum
has, Zanesvile, Massilion and Woes .cr Ohio; also
with the steam Packet Boats from ani to New Or
leans, st. Louis, Louisville, snd Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either oi
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills a. the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the wes
will hnd this the shortest and most expedition.
route To Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nssg York or Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AsEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
J. NESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
Ian. L.. IL
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BOOKS AND sTATlONEmY
Fer the Fail Tradc!l
The L0rgsst and most Complete Sfocksv


brought to Iond!!!
THE subscriber il now in receipt of his stock oi
/ Books, Stationery, Ac., Ac., which has beer
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
ers.
Hisiareeiy increased ABILITIES for buying gives
hin every advantage in competing with the largest
essabiis iishments in the West.
His Sales Rooms are large aud cegant--compar-
ing favorsbiy with any Of the Book Establishments
IN the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited to call and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. j. OGDEN,
No. 50 Main street,
sept3d Next 10 the corner If secon
A POLOGY--To my old customers, and the La
IA dies In particular, owe an apology for recent
chsnge In the inside arrangement and outside ap-
pearsncs Of my estabiishmeut.
Though itwas not until after patient and thor
ough llegAll invastigstion that became inced
Of the error in the style Of my sign, that submit
ted to change. But In changing 1t from Ladies
Shoe Shop" have not ceased TO manufactnre all
kinds Of Ladies' shoes, before, but hare, In al
dition, engaged in Boot making for their Husbands
Brothers. Sons and Lovers. 10 that now All your
family and friends can be accommodated IT one
shop.-Ths ONLY ONE IN KkoKrx where you can get
anything, In the Boot and Shoe line, made 10 order
10 at s. A. DUKES Boot and Shoc shop, No. So
Main st.where, also, theibest quality and greatest
varietyof Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Come and examine the gsads ana buy, or leave
orders, which will be promptly atte ndsdta BY
nosI7 3. A. DUKE.
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seW MoSChAot TaitOrlaH EstaO1ish ID
0emf.
SECOND-ST., NEAR MAIN,
In BeiknAp's new building.

In BeIknaP 8 new building.
\" HENDERSON 4 co. have opened the abov,
w establishment With the very best selection
Of goods obtained from the hcst importing bouse,
In New York. consisting Of French, English ant
herman Cloths, Cassiinercs, and vestings. Aiss
very superior style of coster Fur, and Maseovits
Beaver Cloths, for 0vercoats.
The manufacturing department will be carried
on under the superntendence Of Mr.. sATCHELL
whose experience in some of the Rrst cisss cstab
lishments Of New York and New Orleans will CT A.
BILE us To ofsr to the public such inducements n
cannot be excelled by any establishment in tht
Union.
N. b. A choice selection of Gents Furnishin,
Goods. fnov apdy IN
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ChlcaEo New WhOlesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
No. RsRdoiph street CHICAGO ILLS
NE are nov receiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Tine.cax ss1 Ok ing, 4 PIug Tobacco Z
Having direct communication with parties 10
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA the ,ource Of
prodaetion Ind manufacture Of pLua TOBACCO en-
ables ns TO offer some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tohaccos at very low prices
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO examineour stock J. r. JORDAN AGO
II Randolph st., ,toppositc Young America )Chicsgo.
jane II 'b6dly
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Corner ef 4 and Bfaf sfs., near the Ksokuk and
Fort Des Mofnss Railroad Depot,
DRALERs in Lumber in the rough. manufsctur
IL eFs Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door ans
Window Frames. Mouldings Of every size and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
tles.. Base, Pilasterr. and Chain Pump Tubing
Planed and matched Lu mber from to ~ inches Ia
width.
A largeassortment of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done toorderon short notice,
streasonab le prices, and warrant ed to please.
HD-Pasticularattention paid to filing ordersfor
country buildings couplete.
keok uk. July -dAwtf
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PENN.rLYANIA 1AI..UuAn.


- u s&f
vvNHE Greet Central Route, oOnneosing ins Allan
1 TIC cities wita Western, Northwestern and South
western States, by : coatinuous Railway direct.
This road also connects PlttsbnrE with daily line
Of Steamers 10 all ports the Wes Rivers, and
Ut Cleveland and 6sndusky with Steamers to all
ports on ths Northwestern Lake. making the most
direct, cheapest and reliable ronte BY which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the Great West.
RArns BE1wssn PahAualsntA AND rirrssuaa
fIHss sCLAss.-Dooss, Shoes, Hats
and Csps, Books. Dry Goods.
lin boxes, bales and tranks,) zoe. rer lee lbs
Drugs Tin boxes and bales)
Featherss RuYs, Ae., 10.
ID CLAss.-DOmestic SheetinR,
shirtiug end Ticking in orig
inal balesl Drugs lin casks ,.ou
Hardware, Lsssher I'm rolls or ''e. Per wv ios'
boxes,) Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, 4c., 70.
Sd CLAss.--Anvils, Steel, Chains
lin casks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, Salted tioose or in sacks) 55c Eer 100 lbs
Tobacco, manuiactured, (cxcept
Cigars or cut,) &C., DC.
Ath CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Bacon,
Dsef and Pork, Tin Casks or
boxes eastward Lard and Lard 5se per 100 lbs.
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, Ac.
fLOUR-tl per bbl. until farther notioe.
GRAIN--5s cts. par loo Lbs. until further notice
wight satil further notice.
g. In shipping Goods from any point East ei
PhilAdelphiA, Be particular to mark package "via
Psnnsylvsnia Railroad" All Gkoods consigned u
the Agents Of this Road at phihsdeiphia or Pitts.
burg, win be forwarded without dsts ation.
FRxI0nS Assxrs-Harris, Wormi~y 4 CO., Mem
phs, Tenn; X. +. Sass Co., 81. Louis; r. u. o..
Riley Co., Evansville, Ind.i Dumesnil, Bell A
CO., and Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY; X. C
Irwin Co.. Cincinnati; Il. W. Graham ! Co.
zanesville, Ohio; Leech Co., 81 Kihy street, Bos
ton. Lccch Co., No. Astor House, New York; No
William street, and No. 3. Battery Place, Nov
York; 3. J. sneedsr, Philadelphia; Magrav 1
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadslp phia
H. LOABAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
| Jan. l. 1S67.-dly
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Scrsven a GaIlagher.
aenessl Advertising and Collecting Agency.
63 DeArborn-st. Chicago.

0agsy 0Agsgf Dags
MANUFACTURED By THE CHICAGO BAG
1v1 Manufsctory, l16 Dearborn rect Chicago .ll.
FLOUR, BuckkIlEAT
C0kNAEAL, HAM, FARMERS
0sNABUkG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and At tbe
lowest market prices. The designs for brandin are
new, original, and not 10 be surpassed in this ccnn-
try. q. W. W.ASHARp.
Juiy25-diy Postofice address--box SQ7,
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DEMIN0 4 LOVE,
tSuccessors to A. L. Deming 4 Co..
BaAkoFS aaa Dealers N Exchango, !,
Main Street, Keokxk, IoCa.
DAKTICULAR attention given 70 collections.
Refer to
= ". CLARK. Dodge 3 Co., New York;
Bsehe Co, !"
Adams Buckinshams,
J. ". CLARK 4 Co., Bostony
Drexel Co., PhiladslphiA;
3. W. CLARK 4 Co.,
Johastos, Brother Co., Baltimore;
Z. ". Clark 4 Bros, ST. Louis;
State Savings Institation, !"
B<noist 4 Dounelly, i"
Nm. .Herron 4 Co., ,Pittsbargh;
Commercial Bank Cincinnsti;
N.Corwith = Co., Qalena;
Hsrron Broihsrs, Duhuque:
p. G. Coavsrs, Esq., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
Zanssvflls. Tiy7
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Northern Cross II. r..
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AND ITS CONNEAtTIN0 LINES,
Chicago and harrington Railroad. Chicago sld
Rick Isiand Railroad. Peoria and Cqus9 K q Rail
road. Illinois Central Kaiiroad. Galena ard
Chicago Raiiread, and the Michigan csm.rai and
MichieAn 6outhsrn Railroads..
LINE OF DAILY STAGES is now running
bvtween Kookak aud Piym nth, t?5 N Ice uaAG ing
regular connections with trains on tbs Northern
Cr.ss ksiiroad, to all points North Raa and South
F0Uk TRAINS PASS PLYNOUfa DAILY,
(bundays exee pied. D - follows.
NORTH EAST TO CHICAGO.
EgRxrnG ExrRxss Leaves Quincy NJ $50 .. NJ
Arrives Ut PLYMOUTH as 5;33 p. m, At Gaiesburx
atoseo p ~, 1t Wynet ct ii:Se p. m, at Mendoza
stf:lS -, ~ Junction nj 535 .. m, aud ut Chi
cago ~ 7.2O o. N.
Mosslsc ExsssAs Leaves oaiscy at 500 .. m.-
Arrives at PLYMOUTH 81 S;00 =. m, al aaicsburs
st 1870 .. m, 1t Wyanet at loo p. m, at Mendoza
= 2.1s, tdinner,1 ut function 1t 5.37 p m and st
chisaGo 500 p. M
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
EvxsIsG ExrsEss pAsses PLYMOUTH at s:S5
o'clock.
MoRsIss ExrxEss passes PLYMOUTH a. 500
o'clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTaGKs FOR KEoKUK
lndefsti gable excrtions will b. NAL, to render
this rapid, pleasing and reiiabie route.
RunnSng Time from Ksosuk.
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IOWA BANKING HOUSE

g. 1icklen 4 LUcAs,
k1R. ~ ~ Mais SIS ....,..KEoKUx, IOWA.
uE ressfvs deposits, dlsooun. paper, and make
w eollections, In this city and throughout the
Nor Ii west.
Exchange bought and sold at current rates.
Gold, Silver, and aucurrent money bought and
sold.
first class busincsspapcr wanted II market rates.
voREfCy KYcKANGE.
We sell arafts Oh Engisnd Aod Ireland in sums
frcm one poaDd upwsrds at reduced rates aud fur
uish drafts Germsny In the currency Of any pro-
vince Tlonns, I" "ThAlsrs," MARI Bsnco" and
"brsmen Thaien; on France. Belgium. switser-
land and Italy in .tFrsncs.'
Strangers visiting the city are inviteI to call
1t our once, where every information win he given
and the best rates paid for Eastern drafts and cur
rsncy.
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
Carpenter 1 vesmilye, ~ Wafi-st., New York.
Isaiah Lee q Co., Baltimore, Md.
Dnnlevy, Drake 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.
y. "A. Tucker I Co., Exchange Bank, ChicaKo.
John J. Anderson 4 Co., st. Louis,
James Robb 4 Go New Orleans.
nov12-d
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Keokuk Book-Bindery.

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOKY.
DLANk Books made and ruled to any req uired
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
sossors' Books, Poll Books, Ac., Ac., furnished af
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bsund or re-
bound In any style desired.
GN My Bindery will be found Second Street.
door 20 tine Athena sign Of the Big Boob. !"
Jan. 26. lS54.--d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

TA0OUGM TICKETS,
From ksokuk, allowing Passenger ~ stop at any
point aad resume their seas, be procured the
Company . 0fhce.
Main A., betsceen ID and Sd,
Ono doos fsDns the Billings House, formerly Ls-
cleae. kcskuk.
81 Travellers caa get reliable information At
this oliee ia regard to all Rsiirosd Routes in the
United Stascs.
E0-Tiekss oRice open from 81 m. TO spm
In. TEWksHuRY,
Ticket Agent, hsskak, ,Isws.
b. N~BuRNHAM,
0suerxi Ticket Agent, Quincy.
E0-Whiie the river is frulen over. stages will
start from the ONCE on Main-st., AZ a. II. They
will also call for passengers in any ar: IT the city
without extra charge.
deciYdkw JR r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25
Fall and WInter OF 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED
J.. Il HufCnINsoS AS rvvrx
HUTCMINsON 4 DEWEY,

hUIEMINNON DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson. Keo
xuk Iowa, have just reviewed al their Fashionabl.
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vsstings, and 8entlcmen = Furnishing Goods, of al
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall b.
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they are constantly receiving the New York anc
Philadeiphis fAshiens, and respectfully solicit al
who desire good work and the best material to eiv
them . call. Agents for
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Cutting.
Also, Reports 81 Fashions
oct22-dly HUTCHINSON A DEWEY