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TveIfh b. Csnover and aizsbeh il AIMS CDLE 4
soN win cell Al auction, Saturday merit October at IA
,clock Al the Commercial Htcbsnge $50 street oopo
rite ire civ Hall Brooayn, by order % the Supreme
under direction Of aeniy Assnsr ksl; eighty os 10 the
pshth and Twelfth wards cy OF b. ookl7n. For mars 10,
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SsCcND HAND OCTAVE PIANO vANTED-oNs
- worth $50 70 $40. Address X A. Dsggeu- so
drta
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GILMAN TEACHER WITH PURE DIALECT aFtaD,
" IN give yents lessons t~co week In evening
TIE 70 dence Of The advertiser apply TO VIM Lawson. 81
Wall street
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DRYANT's MINETREL8
I'D heohensoe' Hall l73 Broadway above afNnA ureeA
OYEn EVERY nvnEIs6 cuRiHo WBnK.
Immense suoceas 0rsat sion- EnxnGemant0
HIlALY BIhCu
he world renowned Ethiopian comediAn, who pruvsAss
italy escaped wnery by the terrible disaster -
central America
Fos sII NIeHs OILY OonNssolua AosoAv ssry q IL.
JERRY BRYANT, NEIL BRYANT and DAN bRYAHY,
with the whole strength Of this troupe fcxturo
Doors open q. on; 70 NJ ~. flchsls oens
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resolution, which was laid upon the table till
next meeting.
Resolved, That the amendment TO the city
charter, passed by the Legislature Of the
State Of Iowa, aud approved Jan. 90, 1857,
be submitted to vote at . special election
to be held on the 18th day OF. May, 1857.
The following resolutions we're passed.
Resolved, That the Council proceedings of
the current year, and the annual financial
exhibit, be authorized to be published in each
OF the daily papers Of the city at cost not
exceeding $l50 per annum: That the city
ordinances be also published in the same pa
pers at price not exceeding that heretofore
paid for said publication and that all other
printing required by the city be done at the
Office of the Evening Times, at prices not
exceeding those usually paid for similar
work.
Resolved, That the Judiciary Committee
be instructed to report an ordinance fixing
the amount Of license for, and regulating
the traffic in, spirtuous liquors, in accor-
dance with the law adopted by the people of
the county ut the late election.
Resolved, That in the payment OF City In
debtedness, where tho payment Is to be made
in City Scrip, that the Clerk Of the Council
be and is hereby instructed 10 issue said
scrip in such sum or sums as the person to
whom said scrip is due may require.
Council adjourned to Tuesday morning,
18th, 1857. b. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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In these days of universal high prices and
Slight times,"i it is natural that our attsn-
ton shSnld be directed to the reports from
the Pacific coast, to learn what are the pros
poets az to the continuance Of the supply OF
the raw material OF the article which con-
stitutes our standard Of value, and furnishes
the basis Of our circulating medium. And it
is gratifying to learn, as we DO by the latest
arrivals, that the supplies from the mines
still continue abundant as ever, and that OPP
erations are being commenced to extract the
gold on more extensive scale. AT the same
time, il appears from the statement of the
United States Mint, that six millions Of gold
and silver was coined at that establishment
during the first quarter Of the present year.
The circular of Messrs. Coleman, Bankers
Of San Francisco, says;
''From NIL parts Of the mining regions, for
the last thirty days, the most cheering ac-
counts have reached us relative to the sue
cess which is attending the gold-seekers, and
the most tangible proof is afforded Of the
undiminished productiveness Of our plncers
by the quantities of the precious ore brought
down nightly by Wells, Fargo Co.'s Ex-
press, which concern has now almost mo-
nopoly of the carrying Business. The album
dant rains which have fallen this winter guar
antee the miners ample supplies OF water
late into the summer; in addition, numerous
new bitches and canals will be put into ope-
ration this season, conveying water into To-
calitics where gold is known to be present,
but could not be extracted hitherto for the
lack of washing facilities. Furthermore, in
the old mining precincts, operations for the
present year are projected, and in most ca
SEES arc already under way, upon more com
plete and comprehensive scale than ever be-
fore, and altogether we run little risk in the
assertion that the yield Of gold this year will
be far larger than ever BEFORE"
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We publish various items ,given by Judge
Drummond, Of the way matters are managed
in Utah. The manner in which the Nor
mon authorities rob and murder the gentiles,
while they acquit and reward Mormon rob-
bers and murderers, finds n parallel in the
course of things in Kansas. There the pro-
slavery robbers and murderers are acquitted
by the Courts, and rewarded by the Admin
istration with appointments, while they are
allowed and prompted to rob and murder
Free State men ad iibitum. AS recent ex-
amples we note that the President has APP
pointed Frederick Emery, one of the notorl-
Gus leaders of the mob which murdered
Phillips, a land officer in Kansas, even while
an indictment was pending against him for
murder. lie is now, on trial before Lecompte,
but will be acquitted by that corrupt ruff
fan just as Brigham Young would acquit his
Mormon confreres. Clarkson Buchanan, Post
master nj Lehvenworth, against whom there
is an indictment for the same murder, is on
the jury, (as we'll as Col. Paine, another Of
Philips murderers) which is to try their &C
compliee Emery. Thus the same system Of
tactics is pursued in Kansas as that adopted
in Utah, and of course the same result fol-
clearing the guilty and Furnishing
the innocent.
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Another Flare mp About Postmaster
Ii aeems that Keokuk is not he only lilac,


IL seems that Keokuk is not he only place
where the Democracy are In trouble over
the appointment Of Postmaster. The De-
troit Free Press, heretofore, and always the
organ Of Gen. Cass, and the leading Demo
cratic paper of Michigan, is on, in ,hre.
column article upon him and the recent ap
pointee TO the Post Office in that city.
l. appears that one o'Fynn applied for
the Collec.orship and obtained certain Dem
ocratic recommendations with the signature
OF Gen. Cass amongst others appended
Failing TO obtain that Office, he made use Of
his "documents" in the Post Office Depart
ment, and thereby succeeded in securing the
Post Office at Detroit.
The Free Press details nil his trickery in
the premises, and writes his history for years
past, showing such record Of rascaities as
justly entities him to high position in the
ranks Of the sLocofoco thieves" who, &C.
cording to certain Democratic papers, are
high in favor with this Admin istration.
The Press concludes as follows:
AAhu 1Sh' SoSss Wucu tIe QUESTION OF the
appointment of Postmaster at Detroit came
up in Cabinet council. stated but a 1.-THE of
the facts concerning O'Flvnn we have stated
in this article, he would not have been ap.
pointed; and it was his duty to state them.
for surely he could not but know how unsat
isfactory would be O'Flynn's appointment,
to the men who have stood by him during the
entire period OF 0'Flynn's unyielding hos,l.
ity to him. who have protected his scals
against O'Flynn's proclaimed determination
to take it. 1t wSs has dutyto state them, for
had he, the administration would have been
saved the embarrassment it feels concerning
the appointment. i, was his duty TO state
them; but how could he state them. when
upon the table around which the assembled
council sat, lay copy of his own letter, con-
GLIDING with the following words:
"'iIe (O'Flynn) is as true and energetic
Democrat as can be found anywhere.
"s(sigued) LEW. CAss.,n
That the appointment of o'Flynn under
the circumstances is sore affair to the Mich
igan Democracy, is further indicated by a
letter of Mr.. Ledyari, son-in law and Private
Secretary of Gen. Cass at Washington, in
the course OF which he SAYS:
sit is with great reluctance that mention
the word Office since that traitor and dema-
gogue, O'Flynn, has been rewarded for his
'reachery and boiling, and for having in ev-
cry respect been false as his own false nature
will admit.''
We trust the "wheel horse" democracy
will take comfort in the fact that the '.old
liners" elsewhere, suffer like Affections with
themselves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-07

rT-The citizens of st. Paul are proposing
to construct an iron boat, to be used, here
after, in cutting out channel through the
ice Of Lake pepin.
The delay Of two or three weeks in the
opening Of navigation, and the consequent
embargo, which eongrcgated near forty boats
at the foo. of Lake Pcpin during that time,
would seem to demand it,
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FER the Upper Mtsstssippt.
y. =. MAlL LINE
hocA Island and ksokruk Daily Pdsse.lo e,

1--WE Steamers Ben. { ami bell and
= y Mckee will COMPOSE this line
Tor the season of 1857 Both Of these
boats bstngof light DIR Aaght aud Of q
great speed may be relied upon for making en-
necttons as advertised.
The Ben. Campbell. /. Dodge, Master, A. L. Mil.
ier Clerk, aAses Montross every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and saturday the J. Mckee, -. H. Reach
Master. A. H. eorwine, Clerk. leaves Montross
every Wednesday, Friday aud sunday, ON the ARR.
val Of tho paeketsf rola 81 l.on,-. cgnuectisy IT
BuIi,ags "a with traits for Chicago, asa Mt. Pleas
AMI, Iowa at Museasine with the train for low
CITY at l.oek Island with Minnesota Pae ket Com
pany sts amers tyr daiens. Dahuqos and 1. Pasl,
ana tue q aims ct the Chicago and Aoek Island
halifoad A. l.. MILL Ell,
mayTd7 III
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BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
Great Auction Sale Of 1875 Henu,,su

Great Auction Sale Of I25 Beuutisu,
villa Lots,
TN Morse, Kendall, More A Co.'S Ada,,;o, .,
I oaksood, Hancock Co., Ills, on SATURDAY
MAJ 9TH 1897 at O'Clock p. IN on the premises
We shall sell without rssurs the above lot. wbcl
are s,iusted adjoining Oskwood IA miles from the
ferry Landing oppos te keokuk, beautifully situ-
ated for private residences. Free carriages win b.
provided at the ferry landing to carry all rho NAV
wish IT, attend the sale
Ma Terms very easy, and will be made kno,sp
at TIL time of sale
KENDALL HOWE 4 CO.,
may7i Auet;one
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cT-The steamer Yeatman is sunk in the
Mississippi, just below Lake Pepin, her hog
chains were broken, aud ut last accounts she
was fast becoming o mere wreck.
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4 CAN s

II OOPER HAS REMOVED 10 the corner Of
Ii THIRD anA MAIN streets, whore can b.
found q ell times fall and complete assert neat
and svsrything psstaising 70 his business. His
cid friends aud The psbis generally are Invited t.
call. Prescriptions carefully and accurately con-
pounded q ell heuss, day o. night. Do not forget
he Sign 81 sAe 6ilvsr 0iobs.
apr5td 70 MAIN, con. THIRD.
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EumPtaOus u past!
FREE TO ALI
p u Lie SALE OF
400 Lots n the To wn -
WELR ROSE.
+ On Hednssday, May 18Th, 1857.
fyAKs viii leave the depot II III, K. II. D. 4
~ NJ X, H., at 10, II, II and o'clock on the
above day, setting down the excursionists In the
centre Of the town.
Co@chrs and omnihus-s will be in readiness nj
the OH c. OF Hickey Sim pson, on Sd St, to con.
veytnose desiroas OF participating, to aud from the
depot. The railroad meanders through a region
OF great beauty--the cars are new and comlno.
dious
boantful dinner will be provided amplv .~A
fcient for all in att, ndaoce.
A BRASS BAND vii discourse sweet music Tn
fact no Efforts viii b. spared to ensure a ..eood
time generally
~ /. snperraous H. enlarge upon the merits of
MELhoSh. 1t lathe first station on the railroad
and its eantignity To- keoknk--,he facility with
which 1t nay be reached by railway or county roal
Its picturesque aud romantic site---its an
groves--,he abuniancc aud medicinal properties Of
ITS "afera-and the sainbrty Of the town and sur
round'ns country, ali combine to render 1t one of
the most attractive 81 places. white the terms of
SAFE are easy rs 10 enable every one to purchase
TERMS One fifth in cash, the balance in four
equal hnnnai pa meats, with interest at ten Der
cent, payable annu illy.
RICkEY SIMPSON,
Third street, between Main and johnson.
may1d keolpk
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ATIIEN EU N !.

THoS. DUFF.,.,... ......... .............MANA0ER
Fourth Night Of tho arrangement 81
CECILIA kUAA.
Who created such great sensation At the Easteru
and Southern Theatres
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DURKEE 4 CO.,

DURkEE 4 CO.,
Matn.st., NsrtL side, Lct. ID 4 An,
KEOKUk, IOWA,
ARENdw OFFERING ONE OF THE
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
At Retail, in the West, consisting in Int ef
Splendid Robe Silks,
spleniid Bayade Striped silks,
Splendid China Striped Silks,
All col ors in Plain Silks.
Superb Black silks,
PLAN satins,
Tur. SATIN,
Satin Decline; Elegan Tissue Robes, Elegant
Barge Fobes,
Elegant 0rgandie Robes,
Elegant Printed Jackonett Robes,
Lawn Robes,
and French Print Robes.
Travelling Dress q Gods.
Argentines,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Debaige,
Silk and Linen Oricntals,
Linen Chan,bray, &C., &c, &c.
French, English and American Prints Of the best
brands aud newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
And Cartain Materials and Fixtures Of all kinds.
Linen and Cotton sheetiag, Pillow Case
Cottons AID Linens, and
Jn1-All other Housefurnishing Goods. ~
"A complete stock Of Embroideries, Collars, Under
sleeves, Handkerchief, Worked Bar d., Gam
brio, Linen and Lace sets, with a
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LACES,
Such Al real Honiton, real vallencienncs, Point
Application, English Thread, Guipurs, IL.
Carpets and Oil Colths.
"A English Velvet Tapestry,
3.A
"A I" BRUSSELS
Imperial Ply, and superfns Ingram.
snitian, Union and Hemp Velvet, brussels and
Venitian Stair Competing Rugs, Mats
and Druggets
FL o OR OIL l. THS!
from to ~ feet wide
Having the advantage Of = resident buyer In
New York, We shall be receiving constant addition.
to our stock, keeping 1t all seasons of the year
full and complete which will be sold from Is to n
per cent. Lorer thaa any Other house IN Iecs ca,
sell.
The Stock amounts to nearly
100000 90,
And consequently Greater Variety than
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN
ONE PRICE ONLY,
" o ID EY TT o ".
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DENTAL oUR0EBY.
nR. n. 8. DARDEn would rsspsst-
- fully inforn ~ pAtsess sn1 ~
DsbIie gsnssAlly, thaa No 49, Atts1 - (Lyyv y
haadssDS sMite Of roons, sparing xIB
nsitAsr pAjns efsxpenss 70 neks them elegant snd
ssmfsrtsAla, II shs brick bsilAing East eide 81 J.
betwesn 4ain - JshnsoH streets. Thsnkfsl fer
past favoss ~ sAlioits seatisuanes u the ssne.
- Atspsssstsas warranted. tapr1<dlyd
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E'AeHAhak en New York for sale, and mopsY
~ loan Ai current rates, On asqaestiol able se.
esfi'y, v. tbs subscriber, nj present ~ the 81
ihafAfs HVttI BEN. JOHN BON.
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A large lot " Rubber Shirt Cord iust rssI.ed
AID for sal.. 1T wholesale and ratait. ~
aI0DDAhD a AlWAHn
MAJ INV. II 81. hNI. Main Job nsan
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. SIS N0DT4 s8COND.sTRRET


NO. SIS N00T4 s8COND.oTRRET
%. LsUis, Ne.
THE abovs selshsated brands Of Iron are manu-
factursd BY Lyos, 6hsrb Co. alone, Of Penn
sylvanis, Who, under one management, surpefviss
every precess Of convsrsk from the ore 70 The
AnishAd 6ax, aad With the use Of chareoal - .
fuel. Under the same style they conduct IN Agss-
~ Hsuse In St. Losis. whore 10 kept cs0stsatly on
hand very large assortment Of the aboss brands,
every bar and bundle Of which 70 distinctly mark I'd
With the nans " Sligo" Or aTyrsne," 10 declare
iss quaiisy. 1hs escsiisnee ana uaifcsn character
Il thsss irsas ase veil known, and merchants, IA
shisists, asd iros workers senerally, Who require
- Asaeet, reliable article will certainly 1nd IL
Advas4Ags - aaks trial q then.
The bt. Louis House 10 new supplied with frssh
assort1snt, nade with spssial sass, which they 81
fer 70 dealers with every eonlasacs IN ~ cAsrae-
Ter. LYON, 6HORB CO.,
Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
No. 3ee North Sseond-St., St. Lssis, Ne.
Csc. D. HALL, Agent. tapsodAwsnl
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AZ the .sNinbie sixps.es."
7 AN nov receiving my Spring and summer stock
Shoes, Crccksry Ware, w., direct from the Kastsrn
cities, which comprises An extensive variety In all
these departments. Ny stock will compare favor.
ably with asy in the city in point Of variety and
quality, and tits well known fact that the prices
are ali right.
OF Dress Goods, i have Silks, Tissues, Bareges,
Lawns, Bsregs Dslainee, ChAllies. Poplins, Vslea-
clan PlAids, Dsbsise, Argantinss, Lawn Robes.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic, blsachsd
do, Osnaburgs drills, tiokings, prints, As.
ALSO, Linen foods Of ali kinds-white and
brown for pants white and brown table diaper,
srash and diaper toweiing, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, Summer shAwls, black silk Vssettss, en-
broiderics, lsces, pocket handkerchiefs, hosiery,
trmn,ings, Gents shirts, cravats, collars and aus
denders.
ALSO, an assortment Of Summer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND In connection with the above, keep an A.
sortnept Of Qaeenswsrr and Groceries, the latter
Of which still continue to sell at whoesai,
prices. frcsh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton Tss Co., New York, which are warranted TO
give entire sstisfaction or the money will be re-
funded.
think can now ofer induce In snts not to be sx-
ssiled BY any house in this city.
IL there II any article you cannot Ind any hers
else. Just call IT tbs Ninble sixpsncs-anywhsTs
along Aain-strcet.
r. S.--Thsse are mot old goods--have NOT BEEN %
Aand tiNee tAe year ort.
Mes. 81, ~, ~ and i00 Matn.ss.
3. 8. BILLINGS.
Ksokuk, Iowa, April i7dAw.
FARMING LAND In MISSOURI
~, 900 Acres Of Chsice lanai
lax Acres miles west Of Sc. fTAnciSville.
i tO 100 Acres due vest Of Alexandra.
TOO Acres unmproved land 10 miles from -.
Rnncisviile.
400 Acres miles south II Waterloo.
100 Acfes In AdAir county.
% Acres3 miles from st. Prsneisyills, on the
Alsxaudrts road.
375 acres near Winchester.
S35 In ScotlsndCc.
BAT i" In Knox Co.
1900 In Lewis Co.
500 " on Fox River.
400 il Putnam Co.
100 near Lancaster, Schuyler Co.
Also, IS beautiful farm In Lee Co., Iowa.
Apply to IT. CAVE \ son
Apr78-d7w Real Estate Dealers,
81. Francisvilie, CLARK County, No.
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II AVlNG this day sold my entir. ,toel 10 Gro.
eeries, Vt % NJ ain st., and designing . tempo
~ absence from the city, hereby REQUEST nv mn.
merous customers who have omen accounts Win m.
OF with Ayres and is'ynolds TO call and settle u
same within few days.
very thankful fcs the liberal patronage Of n.
public, would ash continuance of thr a. 10
my sueeessors Foster Dryden, who feel - ey.d
wiii merit the confidence and liberal patti spses Of
= generous public. r. M nEyNnIns
maA6l1M - - : -,VH'DH.
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Gy, Fine growing weathst. about these
dass- Vegetation laughs ia the warm sun
hine, All owing, perhaps. 10 the comet run.
sInx asay.
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= ~Afs"Atccts. hNkers, Con ra GkuCr-
and others.
lRoN RAILING, BANK VAULTS.
JAIL ellis ANIL DOORS,
FIRE PROOF SHUTTERS AND ssenS
Iron Grating, &c. Every facility FOX do;up ar
setting up the above work
Cata,tsue OF d,signs and prices sen; by mail.
n. =. BAKER,
275 FIJI f-st. near Western Row, Cincinnati oh;o
mayTiaw w s'
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To conclude With lat the particular request o.
q. c. Anderson Esq the fayorite Cemsdstta Of
RAISING THE WIND.
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Thursday evening, May It'll, the performances
viii commence with the admired play Of
1NGNMAh THE BAN DAnIAN.
............Mrs CECILIA RUSH
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eTCounci Bluffs beats US small riie IN
prices Of produce, provisions aud lumber, as
will be seen BY this quotation. s'Flour is
$500 per hundrei-Corn Meal, 81 so per
bnshei-Corn, Sl(dl 10 Potatoes, So,
Oats, - ecnts-onions, So Beans, 81
Fine lumber is $l,23 Per M-Cottonwood,
si1, aud Walnut and Oak, $50.
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S0 BEAUTIFUL hailding lots, only SQUARE.
~ from htibaurno Park ia Harkiu,s Add,,,o.
49, We Will sol at pablc auction, on the premises.
Ihursday, the iath Jay Of May, 1857 at 10 o'clock
city of Atosuk These lots are all fuely ,itn.,sa
N an elevated part 1T the city, commanding an sx
tensive view IT the surrounding country and .s.,
of access from any quarter '
niuuses "iii start from the corner Of Main and
Second streets. at .. "a and 10 o'elsek ~ "a
during the day Of sale, taking passengers 10 ana
from the grounds, free Of charge. Terms. , eash
aud the balance in sad years, with iii
For further information inquire Of
DIMOND 4 CONN,
ua9 tutt ls3 Mainst
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UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS

UNUSUAL lNDVCEMENT0s
Ter safe.
CIA large aud ~ bs,an tial houses, with grounds
- beautifully shs ped. With ornamental trs~s, in
81. fsaneisvilio, Clark Co, Mo-, only IL miles
from Ksokuk. and near X, ~ D. ~. X. y.
}. I. CAVE 4 BON,
.pr1sd1v Real Estate Desler.
A n elegant store room, With two lots, corner Of
~ Main AID Front .t.. 50. f,:.si.,ills, No, for
apr2sdfu Real Estate Dealers.
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v1NnE American Family kncyelopcdia Of sssfsi
know ledge, or book VI 7,fza Receipts and Facts,
whole library Of subjects ussfu 10 every iadivid-
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spr2sd OGDEN. BRowKRLL 1 co.
EwHanks' Hydra niics.
A D1sCkIPTivE and Historical account Of
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ter, beth sncsnt and modern, with ebserysti.ns On
varioss subjects connected with the mechanic arts
apr,sd OGDEN. BkowNELL co.
9. BRUCE. c. a. Sauce
BRUCE 4 SON,
Lane Agents saA Drsksrs,
DEALERS N
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS,
wiz LsnIs, faprepsd Fsrss, Town Property, g.,
FORT DOD0K, IOWA.
"R pay particular ATTENTION to the selection of
w Lands and their location. With cash or Land
Warrants, In the II. Dodge, Sioux City and Osags
Land Dietricts, Ieva. We have agents Il Bissx
City aaa Usage Who devote their hole tine ssd At
tsntos " the Transaction Of business. The ~.
Dodge district will receive our psrscnsi sttensASn
We will collect notes. hills, drafts Aad asceptAns
throughout lows, snd remit proceeds promptly n
drafts On New York. Real Estste and Land War.
rants DO ght and sold commissien. Titles az
smin.d and taxes paid. We also pay pAnr,crLAn
ArrEnrios 70 the loaning Of Land Warrants for sss
residents, the ioaning OF money at bert westsru
rstss, and 70 Investments generally. We exsnibs
carefully all lands ~s locate and will give plat AID
dcscrptioa Our commi,sisn for ioaninx or loestiLx
Land Warrants In the sbove namsd Districts will he
$40 per 100. ~ Per ITO, 81 per 80, and Is per ~
scres, which should accom- psny the warrants, sLd
aso ths Land once ices on warrants, Of u fer sssh
% acres. In bills or drafts ON New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business sntruted ~ Us will receive prompt
and cArefal attention. Cores pondcnss solicited.
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