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"
Great Western Buildings. SO Pine street
The usual semi dividend Of 81 cent
the 81 600 coo cash capital stock OF this company will be paid
Office after January Transfer books viii he
closed from the 2th inst till the declaration Of dividends Of
profits for the fiscal year be made stockholders and
customers In January. DOUGLAS ROBINSON,
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-
However much We have been shocked Of late BY tbs
atrocities perpetated board OF American ships Of other
ports, happily nothing very remarkable has raaspred
the same way IN this quarter. We have now, hcvever.
70 record case Of very aggravated nature which took
place ON the river on Friday Of which the following are
the leading factsrhe ship Ophela, 81 Boston, United
states. Captain Barker Vas lying at anchor Al the Tai q
the Bank on the day IN question having come down tho
river from Glasgow preparatory 20 setting 0-t on her
voyage TO New Orleans The master OF the ship v0 IN
Glasgow that day concluding bis Arrangements for
starting, and the ship va 10 charge OF Charles Henry
Sawyer and BENJAMIN Tew-boh % "a years OF Age
and hrst and second mates Of the vessel
About 10 O'Clock the morning OF Friday % tbs
seamen went on board, and among others young man
named Lowell belonging TO Newry, in Ireland. scarcely
or apparent motive Lewis, the second struck him
with his nst . most savage blow on the fsce, which
felled him 10 the ground and the blood flowed
from hs ewes. He get up AMI went into the
forecsste, where there WAS another Of the
men, named Daniel Fraser, yousg man belonging tn
Rothessy In Butte The two mates enter ed the orecsstle
and qArreed with Frazer, whom they ordered on deck.
He said be was Just going whenever ne hal got his knife
Both the mates then upon him and struck hi violent
w. dragging him Of the fse sstw and along the decs
FAR the BOBBY hatch, when Lewis the second matt
struck him atremcndous bow on the forehead with hs
hst, on which he had 4 dangerous weapon called .
"knuskledustsr which "a Of iron and ats closely y,
The shut 6s, which blow Gu, open Frssers forehead ssf
feed him 10 the groun A. where he lay with the blood
flowing copously from his wound. while lying on tho
deck the two mates set to "bcotng" him. or r. KING hn
violently with their boots The poor Fellow finding HIM
upon his legs got UPON the ships side rail- and jumped
deliberately into the river, order 70 escape rom Ma
brutal assaisnts He struck out for her Malestys shp
Wellington, which lay 81 anchor about half . mile on,
Greencck. The sseamtug Sir william wallace had
been nearing the 0phelA Vie TINE, and, seeing Voc -
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTIoN NoTICE.~THE SALE OF DIAMONDS AND
gold iewery watches silver and PLATED ware &C. At
Davis No " Chatham street VII pc connnea aaiiy com
PSssS a. '0 O'CLOCK HERTs Il MOSS Aaaoaasr
A UorIoN NoTrcE-M DOUGHTY, AUcrIoNEER,
will sell on Saturday at U Of SGeck ,S a. sssrSop
furniture carpets mirrors rosewood paros suits IN broca
wsh.tands mahogany and cottage bedstads mattresses
glass ose with ssi
OF china vases French clocks, cwery, Watches &C., &C.
AUCTION SALE AL AN AND sqTICE1Taos BELL, AUG
q S ksaas and TINS DAY
private sale from II III O'clock At the auction pric first
day BY er executor viii be continued sale Of old Lon
don dock brandes, liquors, wines, &C.
EDWARD soHENcK, AUCTroNEER-BY r. 4 r. II.
their No. @ Nassau an STOCK
nagnihsen. gold watches diamonds ewery sompsising
and detached also ladies snsmellsd wschss set with
rings rings ciusers single s,ose
in eighteen carat gold also Forsnn Tine and Roman Mosaic
guard and fob chains chaeaine seal rings pins earrings
studs sleeve buttons &C. Sale positive BY order OF the as
EDWARD sCHENcK. AUCTIoNEER. SUPREME
CLARK and against ms. ca. ss
q last The unae ,s viii sell T. The highest
AT the of the late firm Of Townsend& Gray SIS Broai
M York, stock the said sonssng ready
made boys and mems elothng broadcos and such articles
also ooantsrs shelves 'esks and iron safe u
sss store Ts.s ss IN ne fore
HEERY H; LEEDS AyGTI9SEEg OFFICE aa CT, No No p
on saardy Dec C.
&C for
s f nd
marble top dressing and washsands
cSs M @ and sas
curtains and cornices bookcase and secretary rosewood
chairs mattresses holsters and pillows feather beds
81 @ sS patent
racks very complicated article. At u o'clock At the
.sr macs consisting Of sosss limiting
portfolios tea caddies odor boxes tables
envelope boxes DC The above al Of the finest description
Of papier mache and is richly niad With pearl.
HENRY SSPs w = MAS
tion Monday Dec Is and Tuesday Dec % at io o'clock
Of costly watches and ewery iron safes scales watch ma
ss P ESQ sn .eee o
OF Messr Morris ssmuels and valued
sS S' French and s%lss sschss n watch
T,a. sna en ss
Fox Barcomb Leysnd Kcskei York Carver and other
ton also an assortment hands cases ruby pins diamond
e Also wsf no. $ d
certificate No 400 do Aso two iron safes set large jew
DC Sale perempory Catalogues ready on saturday 18th.
ISAAC NATHANS, AUCTfONEER.
il Northeast OF Third and Spruce streets Phlade
pha. only square below the Exchange
The sale Of watches and ewery held in the
United States.
1000 lots Of forfeited colateras
Embracing goods worth over $50 900, consisting OF
Splendid diamond jewelry
loo gold and silver watches Of the finest quality
IeO dwts gold chains gold pencils bracelets medaions
&c, &c, embracing over 7,0eo lots.
The sale will be continued for days commencing Tues
day Dec. q aud continued Wednesday ZSi Thursdsy 2th
Monday, 18th; TUESDAY, 2gh, and "Wednesday, 5rh instant
commencing each morning ~ O'Clock at the saesroom,
OF Third and Phiadslphia:
ISAAC NATHASS, Auctioneer.
T H. HINDLE, AuCTIoyEER.- PEREMPToRY SALE
81 machinery adapted the of cotton
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T H. HINDLE. AUCTIoNEER.- PEREMPToRY SALE
e.. Of machinery adapted to the manufacture of cotton
goods &c, auction Saturday, 18th day OF December
Instant III clock NJ the Beaver mill located At the
junction Of Boudeno and Prospect streets Paterson New
Jersey will be sold auction for cash aud the highest bid
ali the machinery contained therein named folowa
y "a power looms IA do; cards drawing frame.
epeedes Dnnforh frames pair mules winding machine,
Turning lathe together with al the tools &C. &C. CONTESTED
herewith
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LOAN OFFICES.

OF TO THE rBtJr-rERTATN PARTIES PRE-.
OIL tending Dd established concerns where their
received In three private Offices parisoned In
the "atc floor. without having
"i-ns appcraning 10 their business hereby notified
iha' although customers who have favored me
~ their business the eth years "sit come.
am constrained from of obligations 10 inform s'rsn
gers beware OF all advertisements where great secresy
oser, aud mo signs Eppersnng q their business On
the house" n parties wish money aud accommodations
YORK J. MACDUFF.
NS broadway.
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DAWN BROKERS' sALE-THE PERSON WHO
II bought old fashioned gold watch, white dial on the
gh of No East Broadway, have the value
OF the watch and confer aparicular favor by calling
H. second story, l02 Nassau street, corner Ann. lES
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CLE1GHs, A.EIGHs, sIErGHs.-THS SUBSCRIBERS
~ offer for sale of sleirhs Of their
manufacture consisting OF double seighs poneys one and
two seats maze Of the best mseris with steel shoes A. ia
Warren street N. u. oRDwAy ELMER.
CLEIGH wANTFD.-A GOOD SECOND HAND DOUBLE
- sleigh with without robea Address t Post Of
6ee, with price and particulars
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c.J old COMMISSION HOUSE. s95 BROADWAY
Sl. This reliable well house Is prepared
usual TO advance liberal amounts diamonds lcwelry
watches pianos dry goods and al tnfs Of merchantts,
Private used only beware OF parties rcceni es,ahss
ed !. MACDUff.
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"The squares represent each sec.
ton, or six hundred and forty acres.
should 1t please your Majesty to
grant the petition or your memorial.
ists the even numbers might be given
to emigrants, the odd numbers re-
tanned, so that in future years tho
improvements made upon the pro
pcrty Of the 90 tiers, or even nun.
bers, would greatly enhance the va
lue OF that retained by her Majesty ;
and that ere long, IA those districts
become more densely populated, .
price might be obtained for the sec
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nr CEyTs-NADAME ALBIN THE WORLD RE.
70 nowned fortune teller from Europe tells past present
and future likewise Journeys business prospects lost
ror~ty &C. nj her Office "a Varck street. In c basement
laRea nc Gentlemen
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L1oR sALE-TwRNTy sLEIoHs; THE BEST STYLE
for the rosd aud for family Apply NJ ~ West
Twentr third street
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UCTIoN NOTICE-THE SALE OF DIAMONDS AMI
"A gold iewelry, watches silver and plated ware &C.
j. Davis No. ~ Chatham will be continued daily com
mencng at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, until the whole stock Is dis
posed or HERTS 4 MOSS, Auctioneers.
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Uss LooSs M0vkeeese0opes ~.
fLoUR-ci,y ss,sraas dseiiasd 10 o. 10. Sslei
80 Nils a t4Se; isee do on private tsFns, under
stood 70 b 1t ssne and 900 bbis 1t ~ u.s. 90 days
Con airy daiI--salss 40 bbh sustty 1t o.; abost
80 Do sapsrAns IN lots u - - ~ Do fancy q 80
and 10 10 sxtra 81.
WHEAT-Aasket dali, and something iowsr-
Sales 68 bags damaged at 50c; 1888 lsgs fair and
god spring n ssa'sc; 1ss bag damaged and damp
fall from 81 70 7sc SIS bags fair red Aad white q
seASsc; " DO prime Mediterranean At zoe; SAT d.
good red eossse; s34 do prime red 1t u; $50 d.
white. private; slse las bags damaged White 81 To-
% do ehoioe xtmnermaA IT 81 -, and - do cAoise
white q u 30, including bsgs, taken for seed.
COkN-Dail sad declining. Sales ~ hags vel.
low and white, mot prime. at. 5sss2ie; $50 bags
white II ssaSSe, and io4 bag yellow and white In
two lots ~ 80. in nsv gunnies..
0ArS-xsssipls lAses sad The price declined -
Sales ~ baGpst ~; ~ - u $40; sss do prins
in iats as5ss - - Beiss .. SIC. and $50 bag
choice - 37s, IN sesoud -hsad and new gunniss.
ArH-7s bsgs sold II zoe, In bags.
PoRK-Sais leo bbls nsss, delivered above the
rapids Of the Mississippi, II e2t.
BAC0N-Sales cks rough country clear sides,
part mast, ss l5Sc, and cks country u ISas.
wAI6Ki--SssaAy 81 re, sAsA snd time, with
ISLES to-day u Ais bbb In lots ~ quotations.
wOOL-s bags washed sold q 3sc.
6E8D-8Als ~ sass psims aax u 81 Is.
P0TATOkS-ss hags sold 1t 40, bgs included.
HIDkS-Saks dry Ant 1t lie. Market stiil
tending downward.
AAY-H baisa, very poor, at Ssc; round lot Of
prairie oakrsd. bot no buyers.
GROCRRxS--Nons reported and quotations
nouinnl.
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COMM - RCIA


vAHSY WnIa Ovrscn.
kssksk, s1ps. lsth.
The warn usAshss q tAs past assk ~ 40
fav8shas - ~ OsVs whieh svssybsAy u waash.
Ing With isssnss Interest.
Ds1lasn continues dali. The fall trade viii
s1sa lee End probably eoatinss mach ieassr thar
ussAl. Our nMshants ass ssssiviss their stocks
whish ars lases and superior in quality.
0sr DAahss are diseosating very little, II 81 ali,
asA nossy b aet 70 b had st any rsss. There il
no nsasy coming 10 from sAs iassrier, and ths
psespsst Of relief fren that quarter before Jans-
asy ssxt 10 not very good.
brsadstuas are = ading dovnwafds, and % are
sugar and nolasses. osAss ID Arm. The quota
tiens bsiow have bssn ssrsfaiiy revised and cor
estsd.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLR-There II IN ample supply easring
with mir demand 1t Safe for fair to choies Lower
grades sell 1t 3SASo gross. Paekefs are willing to
pay fur heavy cattle Sc net, 70 BE- delivered
% The season epsns.
HO0S-TAs arrivals for tbs last week hass been
light; seed bog sell % batchsrs q sasss nett
sAirptsg demand ~ 7a7le.
6Hg1R-Bat few oGsring; asAAsd bsisk. n
psisss raAgag fssm d 81 70 - - y Asad, accord.
lsg 70 qsslity.
Cows AsD CALvss-6sll at 41sa@5o y head; good
springsn SILL readily q sair prices.
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For ths 0atsCtty.
Rayasns - Taxes.
Massrs. Editors:
Permit mo through your columns
70 call the attention Of t0z payers 70 the fact,
that the City Ooancil has not postponed The
collection Of taxes, - sssns 70 be the gene
rsl impression among tar payers. The
Council, BY the Ordinance recently passed,
nsrsly Gxsd the day Of sale for real estate,
some thirty days beyond tho customary time,
leaving ths former laws = oil oshss rsspsces,
in full force. Therefore, AL tAxss that re-
manned unpaiA alter The Arse day Of Sspssn-
bsr, became delinqusnt. The tar upon per-
sonal property, il i nsosssazy to coolest -
soon - possible, aaA ! hops thoss indebted
viii respond promptly BY ~ pAymsat Of ths
sass. All Real Estate, upoa which The
taxes remain unpaid % The 6rst day Of Os-
tobsr, will DO advertised, and costs charged
thsrson. g. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of City Of Ksokuk,
Sept. Is, 1857.
TThsrs are few tokens 90 truthful Of .
happy home - display Of fragrant lowers
in pAsler window.
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Mashsr's Printing Inks.
Those are the best Printing Inks manufa,

tursd in the eosntry. sassspssd thsagsn-
~ Of the nanafastarsrs solely for The par
pose Of having constant supply Of good
inks for our own uss. We hsvs and expect
constantly TO have on hand . good supply
Of ths various qualities Of Inks, which
printers can procure Of 40 u tho usual
pak0A
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n. r. DIXIE,
| JOHNSON STREET, ners building to Me Post Office
keokuk, Iowa.
ID EtiS leave to inform the citisens Of Keoku k
ID thu, be has estA biished himself In business OF
johnson street, where IL is hi inen tion to disIen.
all kinds Of goods for family consumption, of tn
purest quality.
tho West fadic Goods business, he aattcrs himself
that his know ledge and xperiencc, will be appre
ciated by adiscerning community. Hisstock IL ali
entirely frsshi many articles having been manu-
featured expressly for him, If the puTsst material
and without aduiseration, and in particular hi.
stock Of Acids, Salines and Spices
Choice Teas M uah attention will be paid to lhis
| branch Of aade. deter liking at all hazard TO
make his store depot Of all kinds Of nne Teas
and he earnestly hopes that the lsdies, twho I'M
dou btedly are the best indges) will give him call.
The variety will embrace all the various ksatern
City Teas.
In the article Of Ash, he viii keep the old Dun,
Grand Rank, ILshore, Spring Handbook, No. !
Maekersl, in bbla., Kits and Pounds, Tongue and
sounds, Salmon pickled Fresh Spicsd HOLSTERS In
Glass and Tin, Oysters, Anchovies, nglish, Her
ring, Potted Herring. shrimpr, 40.
Pickles put in 6ne distilled Vinegar, embracing
full assortment Of American and English via.
Gerkins in all sized bottles and by measure.
Mixed Pickles
Peppers
Oyster keschup, new article, made only by him.
Cauli6ower;
PiDlilli;
Chow Chow;
Onions;
Capers by thu gallon for Hotels, De-;
English Walnut, DC.
The p-inci al condiments used in the United
States, cmbrs ing Achoce assortment from Boaton,
New York AID London Markets. viii always BE-
found;
CoGsss in All their variety;
Baker," manufactured Cocoa, In the varieties
BY him made, embracing
Chocolate;
Cocoa Paste;
Prepared Cocoa.
Shells &c.;
Preserves aud Jeilies, such a. Lemon, Orange,
Calves foot, GuAvA Red currant, Ounce aad Craa-
berry.
Fisvoring extracts from the celebrated LahnrA-
tory Of Barnett 4 Co.. Boston, embracing all the
varieties in boxes Of and n different kinds, for
family use. and In largo bottles for Hotels and
steam boats families are requested to try them.
The trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.
These extracts are entirely free from poisonous
oils and acids which enter Into the mposttion Of
many Of the fictitious fruit Asvors nov In market.
They AfH highly concentrated, have Gil The lresh-
meas and delioaoy Of the fruits from which they
are prepared and ars less expensive.
| twill be ny aim to keep complete assortment
OF I'll articles used In tamiliss, Of the ehoicsst
| quality.
Winss ana cardlals Of svsry desirable kina II
thsir parity. 1hssick may rally that ~ ntxsdo q
adulterass& astslewill svsf b soA ffon his setah
| 1ishmAat.
sh.rs q p..roaass i sssp.stfally seliesssd,
laus17-dln
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1180 FBtGoo - m0HAEe10Gs
We doubt II thers BE- single town Or city
in the North where the prices Of narkssial
ere uniformly y high y in Ksokuk. Thu
fast i, Of course, mainly 10 consequence 81
the snall supply and great demand Of arti-
slss h thas line, but the evil u aggravated
BY other circumstances. High prices havs
become permanent fashion, and persons
ask md others pay them ont Of nero habit.
Thn thess Who supply the market regularly
arsbat small band, and always combine 10
regulate prizes 70 ssis their osn isasrssts.-
By The operation Of these eausss, ~ are now
paying siehey ssats bushsl for potatoes 10
our market, while The average pries through
OFT The sosntsy does not exceed twenty 1--we
cents. And this, too, while the supply Of
potatoes oil around 10 abundant and fully
squal 70 that Of former years and 70 the Az
seags predaction elsewhere over Tie ooun-
Try. We take the common article Of pots-
toes - . fair illustration Of our market pfi.
90 and Of the ground Of our complaint Of
thu sxorbitaat prices enacted. These sxss-
tiona are becoming nuisance 10 these hard
TINES. Money j. too scarce and too hard 70
Ct for u 70 feel like paying eighty cents :
bushsl for potatoes.
II producers persist in dsasnding these
sxorbitant prices, lot oonsumsrs resort to
total abstinsnos from such articles for few
days 10 bring them 10 reason.
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n = N - N i n 4: - q n =
- $1,000 5000
ss,Mr ...s.s.;.,a, az. ,l.,.u,.;n .ano,..i.. /.
s'a 800. ga H. ..h1,s -.
az .'o as ~ ~ ,irING srnMr s W..
M, 4. ~. " com,,,.,a ..sa,,m.r, 80 sn,;.r "a
S.n. c,".h;ra aaa ,.sn,,smsn,. Prrn;sh;n~ :
(3oods which have beer purchased At tho lowest
rates IN the Eastern markets. and viii be sold just
!, chssp = they can be had any where In the city.
(}entiemsn are invited to call and examine for
themselves: A. ". uMFfilH,
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Prairie State stoves.

TTishsraly necessary for usto rscaf.o nIs so,e
i the character Of which il so well and tAx.sA1iy
known rou rhoufthe interior Of this sna IN. Az
joining States. Although patented some ten saIs
ago. 1t possesses every real improvement thss hs
ever been made upon the descend'ng-hus sso.s.
thea time IL has stood the mostseyefe tests 81
AM Cook Stove nov In asc. Our confidence IN tns
an..A...ss To,,.n v..rs. sale Rooms ~ kain-ft
pa..sAd CoMsToCk Bko.
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u, Cheless Aaviag already nads IL appearance
In The 6satA asA West, 1t Willie we'll for all 70
knss thst ths most reliable preventive Il DR.. Hos
ssetss's celebrated Stomach Bitten. These Bittsu,
taken bsless nsAls = per direeioas on the bottle,
have proven their virtues bsyonaa doubt. Daring
tbs sieaiy sssson last year in Pittsburxh q we'll
= here and slsswhs they wers found invaluable
and rspFsssntsd 70 have dsne more for the suf-
lersrs, even after being. taken with oranps, than
any other medicine in the market. hence the ne.
ccssiiy Of getting supply In time. For sale BY
HAsRIsos : 0lssoss, Agents,
sepi0-dAw Maln st., bst. 9th and 7,h.
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TIN AND JAPANNtD WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RKrAIL.
Jobbtng Of All kinds done with
Proapsness.
UUFINU DUNE, 6GALVANIZED1RO
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM-AIR FURNACES!

We are now prepared to put up Warm-Air Fur
naces for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, he. The Furnace used IL the manufacture
Of Lotze, of Cincnna ti, who has spared no pains
orexpense in perfecting heating apparatus which
and venience. safety from fire, heAlthful vsnt
lation and pure quality of heated sir.
augZ5d HICKEY ABBOTT
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for On esiimitsd length OF time allowins
Passenger tost6p IT any point and re-.
tsns their journey II Leisure.
Stcs mhoat Tieksts good until Close Of Navigation
10PasssugsTs can obtair Reliable Infor mat ion
81 this Once In regard TO all Railroad Routes in
the United States and Cana das. -
p River Passengers leave keokuk at noon.
DoWn i, p. IN.
StagsG0e East to Plymouth at A. M Sunday
excepted, connecting with the afternoon train 10
Ckicags.
10 04ce open at o'cluel a. m
J.K. TEWKSBTRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent q, b. 4 Q. X. X. Line.
jyl8.d1w
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llaWk.EYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cookirg
n and Heating We make three sires Of there,
and to very person with large families and cold
housss We woul dr. 60 m mel nd his article.
COMsTOCk I hhO.s
.nra.a II MAip-st
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE.
AND
. EXCHANGE AGENCY,
Fire, Marine, and Life IN suvancel
MERCHANTS FIRE kMARINE ms. CO.,
OF Philadelphia. Capital 1400. V00.
STATEMUTUALF lREAEb MARINElNS. co.

fire, marine, and Life Insurances
MERCHANTS FIRE AMARINR IN 8. CO.,
OF Philadelphia. Capital 4400. OO0.
STATKMUTUALfIREAE AND MAkINElNs. CO.
cosNfcTIctT MUTUAL LIfE ms CO.,
OF Hartford. Capital 81, 500, 200.
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF Springfield. Capital &l00, geo.
c. c. A. slkIDLkN, Agent,
juiy25d Corner 9th aud Main-sts.
kEOkUK MARlNE lNAuKANI Il. 90
Capital, 100000.
'lSHIsCompsny g Preparedt do Marin elasar-
ance business. Cargo riskstakenatc customary
rates, andt usua xtende dt Greg
aiar customers.
Loss espronptly adjusted.
DIRECTIONS.
A .Bridgman, G.E. KiIbourne,
3. II. HArrison, Geo b. Smyth.
John Templin, a l.. Deming,
y. \. Moody, IL. ID. Woodward,
u. kilbourae, JAs.F. Coz.
W &C .kentsep.
A BRID8MAH, President.
a.B.sMYTH, vicsPresident.
Al. DEFINING Treasurer.
Wn.H .TuRxRR Secretary.
Once In sample ID uildin e ,seeondstreet.
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111A state Insurance company.
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Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
FTSHIs hcne Company takes Risks on the safei
AND on THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-.
MUM ,atrates reasonable AZ hose Of any rslias
bic company
G. H Perry, T.. X. Ford, James r. Cox,
Geo. b. Bmyth, VIM. y. Turner, II. d. Woodward,
A.Bridgnan, Ell Harrison, = T. yoorhies.
John AeCune, Nv RANKIN.
J. RANKIN, Vice Pres, WI. TURNER, See
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-16

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NEW AkkAsGEMI
CHANGE OF TIME!
nN and after Tuesday. Sept. sh, 1857, Sundays
~ and Mondays eaeeptea}
THREE TRAINS DAILY
WILL BE RUN As FOLLOWS:
FIRST Aces mmt dstior Mixed Train, will
leave the station ~ keokuk al 7.s0 o'clock a. m
precisely, aud arrive IN Nentrose at $40 a. NJ
Returning, will leave Montrose at $50 a. M, and
arrive At kcokuk NJ $50
SECOND-Mail Train will leave the station 1t
Keokuk at la:4o clock p. m, precisely, and ar
rive Mt Montrose Station ut l;2ep. m. Returning,
leave Montrose 1T 600 o'clock y. m, md arrive IN
Keokuk At 7:4o p. m
THIRD-Express Accommodation Train, viii
leave Keokuk Depot 4.iU o'clock p. M. md arrive
at NontFose Station at t;20 p. IN. Returning,
leave Montross ate o'clock p. M, and arrive ai
Eeokuk at 6:40 p. IN.
N On Sundays, the Mail will be the only II ain
and this Train will not run Monday.
The Mail Train is expected to make the usual
Packet connection.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
sepSd Engineera and Superintendent
| J.R. TEwksBuRY, Ticket Agent, keokuk.