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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10

Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
uTEarshow Offering 81 our new store, No. u Bra.
w dy ST., next door 10 the Post Once, > splsndid
assortment Of a
QIronATN@
Ike mxphsr, and the latest style Of
DRY GOODS,
co nssting In psrt OF French -Snd Enesh Msr noes,
plsin and ng1red Alpaca, black. plain and eoiofec
Oslainss, al wool csehnierrs, Bingham. CAheos,
White Goods, Enbroidertea, ShAwla, Ctoaks, Do
mestic Goods 10 all their branches.
Hats ana Cap0 u wholesale asd rstsii, and
great many other articles too nunero 70 men.
ton All 81 Which 70 will sell rs low they can be
Country merchanssAre particularly Invited " OK
anime our stoek beFcre making theif parchasss.
We shall ct al times b. happy 70 show our goods,
deabt not but weare enabled to suit the closest -
we'll q the most fastidious buyer.
aug 20 IS dvu STRAUSS 4 oBkRNDOkRfkR
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
ON BRADY, Ret. aTH 5TH SIT.
- THE subscriber has taken . stors -
above, whoss he b opening fresh stock
COOP BOOTS AND sHoEs
exprsssy for retailing, which he ossn
for sale At very
noasenahls YIises.
either By the case, dozen or single pair. ht WIKI
receiving further regular suppties every week Prom
soms Of Inc best nsnufaetorfes IN NE East and ~
sn.c,fully solicis sharc ofpublic pauonaSs.
COUNTRY 133c1AU1o
Can here md IN assortment Of ssasonsbis
Prine lseta1Atmg Goods,
=. low price, as In any esashAsenttns 70: Mss1
Aplis dAw u u D. CAhLhION,
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elseIssAft, December i2lA, $50,
To vhomlt may eaueefH This IL To certify - al
vs nave sdopged ". Is. chiids n CO.'S Elastic Fine
ard water Proof GENE nj hooaps apon eur stores
And d cling houses. II mas sissa Ia Q most per-
fact sa,i siaeIion, and &c can tseomnend n 10 all
visntnY Fire and wxier Proof koonRg.
Bigset, BAhEa q NoS FhtLt
GA F.xLa res. \ 0. q wes. Foarl skEest.
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NEW FIRM s NEW G1l9S
INK "a bse have taken Tue popular stsnd OF
i j. Wsases and %, 81 the corner OF Brady and
aud Third streets and Increased tbsr stock BY the
addition ofn choice lot OF
Choice Groceries,
70 which they invite the attention OF me pu5tis, ~
suring lhsm that they eau be supplied sish as good
arsictss and al low prices - eaa % had Y sns
city, Amoaf eeeat rSesipts ,hey sosid specify.
s. Cases Of Svsot0eAes,
Jsll,.., Ptssssys %, Canned trutts, etc. ste lhs
nu nue arc re-. pss isiiy soiiek ID 10 gts~ call
rds,io-dsvtI LANBRrTH a CkOM BE.
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Gbilsls.


VM0N CAR ANA - W. -
II q U n U = n -
Il vNloNvILLk, .sSI
Z 'cHlcA G O.. ILLINOIS
sAPs, sslas, nsSsase, frsssss, eoisIap. 49,. a
~ AelAtess DAnsGas aads 10 order, !,
ne sssss q Sss. esSs ssssf j Beytsstoa, No. ;
INv posS'e Block, hsveaRsst, Iowa. .
huseasine ycurrni asd Iowa CN Reporter WI
ssss ospy aally sssr. ssdssna hauta Prapsissoss.
x0ffCx
VA 8. NILLKR, iste cfsAs Arm oiAvsry, uphAm
W. 4 Miller (Asvtnx atssolysd from tast concern
90 lhs Ist Of March lest, has formed Tho new
Arm Of MILLER 4 ROUNDS, No. ~, soath
Wafer ssrvet, GatcAso, and having hsen 80 fortan'
sts 70 recsies their SprinG-Stoch Of Groeerics,
10 advance Of any other House Ia their line, induces
than Ia eaef their STOCK Tor nett cash, AZ lover
pricss than can be toaad atsay other House In tne
shy,
fAsr Stock is large, sad sasireis view, aud con-
ss,s, In pAyt:-
loO0 Clasts les e0oo hoxesoiass,
SEQ eaxs coeee, iooo kaZs nAus.
SO HAds Sagsr, 500 baxes RAisins,
800 Hhls woissses 100 eodfsh.
IN . Syrup, - 30 Heroes hsne,
-slso, . spi1sdid assortnsnt OF Wooden Ware
~ fankes NoIiors
J0AM y aly. MLkkEk koUNDsAp
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FAhMERs HEAD auAATIRs
IONA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT

FhhMEhs HEAD aUhATEkSl
IONA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
Corner Of koek Island and PIont s.rssu
kvt seSE, a VILE.
EROPRIETORS,
aayE FcK SALE
rkeshing Machines. for J, 2, and 8 Horses,
ffrist Mile, portable Sa~ Mills, Csru Sse,l.r
" adapted 70 Hers FG~yE hgfieallur1i Boiler.
sugar Mills, Cheese Presses aru CTusGsn, hsa.
Usnsss, sausage Suffers Spades, spa4iuz fo,g,
Hsy and DuHg FORK, akaas, Gard N .nd Railroad
y beet bsrro.s. and generally all nipple aeu. re-
qzsifsd by isrm.r.. Grass, FegstS !e, aud fiS.s,
seeds.
pELLs.-~Stsseel5 q Celebrated Sch. f,r ,sl. ,,
ID SDukSh Il FiELk.
l4uFsALu RoBgs, isr ssle Is
ID SoUR$E s ylsLs
AIASSf con. giaed Mover i Reaper, tof 80 AZ
w four aor.esr lDr .kto ~ NuuttsF fikLE
pLoWS aiaiids.er,fa,oa4 ter sststg -.
i Not kFES EIELE.
Davenport, Def Ii 1850 &A~I
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fIRI AND LIrE lMsuKAHcI.

Continental Insurance Company,
onise, No II Wall Street Ns~ Yark.
CASH CAPITAL, soe,eee DOLLARS.
WILLIAM Y. BkApl, President
skQa9k 4. HOPS, Secretary,
FAIRBANKS hICkSoN, ASssss
No HodmAa,s Riosk, pAvenrss /
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} .. BENNETT.

cisuissAIi, January 7th, 1857.
By fsags ii ave my oplaioa oil me childs = co.
con o osi,iou roof thsys had Gso roots pat on M
butIdiuxs nd believe II fully 80 good ~ rsprsseni
ed a. me best BY Of Aay com osinun roofs Ia
his Mace. lam &c Qusiutsd with Hand q laomp,
sos, Of ch.cago. w. W. sIEWAEi,
4 builder In cineinnzu Tor 70 years
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AauO Asfafies.
Julius Lytance.

Julius g.ytance.
AND A Il y y i,
s-.~ -r AtkiB.oa'- at1-s ssc0ao g;Ess., SsswssA
Main and bfx-.
,GCass iarss bssgafN flns%4I ~ Eiiss non
ii Dsysntort 2rcs s3- yer srrGs sil Be arA-
: ~ sgIt pafeEsis =
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1cVIArue LDRARY

rs YUI J. BLAST ANY quantity Of eho1s books for
L rssdtn 9. froG 2se 10 $500 sAch, At the
MAJ II. Am TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
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hD pises; lam AssaAs w ~P'
4 builder In ciaesnusm Tor 70 years.
slscissAri, Deee Dor atlh, 1850.
Yours of hs i'm isstAlL kiag Inquiries respect
ing w 3. chiids q co.'s rAtsut csmcu, hooang
came duly 10 I'D, and win ebocriuiy give you
nv opiaioa--bAsed, how ever, upvn only limited
ku roe iedgs OF las dafabiny. la
More tlsn ayear since, Ihsd the roofs oItwo Lew
me, my sxpsctalions, aud nave every confidence in
ia utility sad durability, ths inheAtipns % which
thus Ear are altogether favorable Ih9 appsoTaace
Of Inc soosng remAias unchanged. Ii were build
ing, 1 shouls usa this roofng Ia pfeeEeacs u Aay
osSsr; aud Il appears 10 be fas1 coming ao gedera
uss mere, which spesEs the nsreasing eenndsnss OF
tbs community inh.
foun respectfully sAMNhL SophN
PSI sec ,hgl ,as M Tar papsr /. put do
under me canvas hide at this time. THE tAip
decided improvement tn the maunsrlsl pattin
n, g. u.
CINCINNATI. IJth IN ouIb 22d, le36.
Thine OF The Ira Instant IL before the, for reply
10 INV inquiries about the Pateul H. astic cement
RsoanE OF W. b. child. q co. ! have eIaninad
sever al roof put by them, aad hayc my dseliing
house and stable coverad with The same inateFiAi-
believe they tho bsst, or otherwise, the most
Ing, costing she same smotat o. noasy. lhsy are
Are proof from sparks or hsai eombustible sub
.ia4sss. Thy Fsisud, ARA bAlLY.
C. Q. HUBBARD, Klua In,. 60,
.. q. HookEN,ai caisaso.
Your inquiry 40 10 ebiid's ssme ut hooanx, cay
have troLa peftsnce the utmost eoahtsuco In II
loT roonus purposes aud reeomme I'D for Ii buid
iuss which am Engaged 10 pu ing up, a. superior
10 lin or shiux iss or any r0Ohng used psrs
IRA FUO1E,
chicago, Feb 81, 81. builder Of hicam oud House
| Oa.ee, Dssenpor's block, Opp.siIe LsciaiIe
| House. Davenport, where any Information eau to
OBJ aimed or orders lsiI. -. rt# 80
All persons warned assiIss inhirs oHslr upon Ihi.
! patent. ,.-..- -.
le. J. u, NAS BURGES A 90
| a ishS tn D u BSIJ iItN, Iyal. Axent.a
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JUST RECEIVED,
.IsRaa Is, 81 GOLD PENS 81 sas Ssss HAl-
\ .nssurs: vssi oe 10 sosa 10 sat warranted
IN. hoEs5l,
Nc. Z Lei ighe hou.e4
FRUITS, &C
A FhKSH los Of Lemons, Oranges, S4si eA-ssea7
n n asIpsNhhlaEh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-26
CHAFI1J % IsUU,
BANK Rs,

No, 81 Johnson-st., bet I'd & Cd, KEokuK, IOWA.
sEo sEo.uh1rls' q LEE Late of A<kny, N. Y.
4 (NuLLECII0Ns made In all IAsris Of the West, and
~ promptly remitted on day Of payment at cnr-
rent rates.
Bank of the State of New York, n Y.
E.J Blake, Cashier II Mercantile Bank, N Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Erastus Corning Co, Albany y. y.
Hon. Jno. l.. schooleraft, pres { Comm Bank, AL
bany. n. \.
Thos. W 0icott, Ptes't Mechanics Farmers
Bank, Albany, New York.
Gilbert l.. Wilson, Ass't Treas. n. !. Central X.
H. Co., Aibaay.
Thompson Co.'S Express Boston.
Hon. Horatioseymaur, Utica, N Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Juo- X. Lee a Co., Bankers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan Insurance. Co. Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago. Ills.
!. Ill. BnTch SCo., Chicago.
Bank OF Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis.
j. Mortimer Hall, ~. Paul, Minnesota
6recnc, Thomas Co., Bankers, Buriin gton, Iowa
t.9ker, Renick Il Co., 1T. Louis, Mo.
Messrs. b. W. q f. kilbsurne, keekuk, Iowa.
Jno. Jacob Wendell, Cashier Demoine n X. k.Co
deei6-dly
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ROOKSAND STATIONERY!
For tho Fail Trnde!!
The Largest and most Complete Sfockere

OTOUgUt JO lOENs.s
TIME subscriber IL now in receipt Of his stock Of
/ Books, stationery, Ac.. ao,, which has beer
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
ers
Hisiargelv increased facilities far buying gives
him every advantage n competing with the largest
establishments in the West,
Ills sales Rooms large and elegsnt--compar-
ing favorahly with any of the Book Establishments
in the largest cities II the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited 10 call and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. E.oGbEN,
No. So Main street,
septsd Next to tho corner u seeond d
A POLu6Y--To my old customers, and the la
~ diaS in particular, owe an apology for recent
change In the inside arrangement and outside ap-
pearance II my establishment.
Though itwas not until after patient ard thor
ough tiegall inycst alton that became onyinccd
Of the error in the style Of MY sign. ths, submit
ted to change. But in changing !, from 'sLadiss
Shoe Shop" have not ceased 10 manufacture Kll
kinds of Ladies' shoes, before, but have, in ad
dtion, engaged In Boot making for their Husbands,
Brothers, Sons and Lovers, that now all your
family and friends be accommodated Mt one
shop.--The ONLY ONE IN kEoKsk where you can get
anything, in the Boot and Shoe line, made order.
is at s. A. DUKES Boot and Shoe shop, No So
Main st.,-where, also, thcihest quality and greatest
varietyof Eastern work 10 kept for sale cheap.
Come and examine the goods nnd buy, or leave
orders, which will he promptly aisendedto by
noyi7 4. A.DUkE.
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Ncw Merchant Tailoring hstnbIts n :
ment.
SECOND ST. NEAR MAIN.

In Beiknap's new Building.
nv HENDERSON 60. have opened the above
w establishment with the very best selection
% goods, obtained from the hest importing houses
in New York, consisting Of french, English and
herman Cloths, Caseimeres, and Ncstinrs. Also
a very superior style Of toser Fur, and Muscoyite
Eeayer Cloths, for oyereoats.
The manufacturing department will be CARRIED
On under the superintondcnce Of Mr.. SATCHELL,
whose experience Ia eomc of the fret class extab-
ishments q New York and New Orleans will ena~
BILE to otisr TO the puhiic such Inducements a.
cannot be exeeiled By any establishment in the
Union.
n. B. A choice selection Of Gents' Furnishing
tsoeC.s. nev28d3m
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A. l.. pEkisG. n. X LOVE.
DEMlNG x LOVE,
tSuceessorr 10 A. l.. Deming Co.,)
BANKERS and Dealers I'm Exchange,
Main Street, hsoktsk. Iora.
DARTICULAR attention given to collections.
Refer to
Il. W. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., New YORK;
Beebe Co, o. I"
Adams Buckinghams, /"
j. w. Clark 4 Co., Boston;
urexei Co., Philadeirhia;
r. w Clark 4 Co.,
Johnston, Brothers / Co., Baltimore;
T.. w. Clark a Bros, ST. Louis;
State Savings Institution, "
Benoist 4 Donnelly. I"
Nm. Heron 4 Co., pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwth Co, q Gaiena;
Heron Brothers, Dubuque;
u. @. Convcrs, Esq, Cashier State Bank Of Ohio
zanesviile. ljy7
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Iait and winter 0G 1896.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. N. HUTCHINSON. sas DEWEY
HUTCHINSON X DEWEY,

MERCHANT IAITWHN,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo.
xak. Iowa, have Just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a ehoic,
and excellent supply Of Broadeloths, cassineres
Veatings, and anticmen = Furnishing Goods, of nj
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall h
done in the most approved and satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York AM
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit al
who desire good work and he be material 20 Civ
them call. Agents for
Francis Muhan's System Of Carmen.
Cutting.
Also, Reports If Fashions.
oct22-dty HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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iso6.s. 1861.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPT
BROAD 0UAGE RAIT.ROAD.
U. $. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying the Great Nortasrn and EasfsrH Mafi
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FOR rue wINTgR OF ls5G-

n
FOR rHE WINTER OF 1861.
rwo rHaoBua TRAINS AND osE sAspoyAL Accom-
rfos vKaiS DAILY lsrsnAr ExcErrEpl.
aud after Sunday, Nov seth, trains will run
as follows
Morning N Msl train leaves ST Louis at T.A5 eeiock
A. NJ, ana t, st. Louis Depot at $50 4. NJ Eyon-
ing Express train leaves 81. Louis 3:45 r. ~ and
T.. ~ Louis Depo. s:S0P.A.
The sAnaesai Accommodation leaves Sandovat Mt
r NJ, On the arrival Of the Illinois Central train
from the North aud sonth, and arrives at st. Louis
at 9s<9 r. NJ, making the quickest and most direct
route between 81. Louis and Cairo and points north
on the ILLINOIS Central Railroad
The Nail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections at Indianapolis with oil Eastern
trains, TINS making test and quickest posi-
ole m route Tor the iresshtl TO New York, Boston,
Phiiadcirhia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington
City, louisville, Cincinnati, and all the eastern
cifes Also Cairo, and nil points north the I'LL
nois Central X. Il.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
Tbs is the bsst and only reliable roate between
81. Louis and Terra uauts, and the Eastern Roads
out OF Indianapolis run III direct connection with
trans of the Ohio Mississippi Road.
Ncw York Passengers have choice If four railroad
routes from fnd annpolis, via: New York Erie,
\. !; Central, Psnnsyiyania Central and Baltimore
q Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves of
this most reliable route between the East and
est, ar II affords unusual facilities being supe-
Nor road, and the only Broad eaugc Road In the
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalle
Rock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga.
lena, Perm, DC, &C connect at Sanioval with the
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mattooa and Chicago, connect al
Odin with Chicago Braneh. Through from sA =. nj
with one change Of ears.
7 Through baggage checks given In this city, AM
baggage handled frees giving passengers no troubl
at the depot.
! THROUGH TICKETS
can BE- procured NJ the Offices, No. 2s and 30, cor
IL and Chestnut street, under the Planter III uouss
u No. "a Levee, corner Of Vine.
/ n. b. Both oaces exactly the corner, til
I only paccs to obtain reliable information.
IsAACW MAN, tien'l Ticket Ag't.
d. H. CHRISTIE, Master Transportation.
| fan 'hT-d
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FTIkIFNs 2
IOWA BANKING HOUSE

eiCklcn a. Lucas.
Mar GER. I'd and Masn Sta, ....... REUhGk, IOWA
ATE receive deposits, discount paper, and make
w collections, In this city and tlros ghoat the
Nor th-west.
Exchange bought and sold ateurrent rates.
Gold, Silver, and uneurrsnt money bought and
gold.
frst class business pa per wanted al mar aet rates
FoREiGN ExcKANGE.
We cell drafts On England and Ireland in sums
from pound upwards. st reduced rates; and fur
nish drafts Germany in the Currency Of any pro
VINCE loriEs )" 81 Thaers,' MARX -Banco' and
"Bremcn Thaiers;" on France, belgium Switser-
land aud Italy in.Francs."
rC-strangers visiting the city inv ted to cal
nj otce, where every information villa bs given
and tho beet paid for Eastern drafts ana cur
rsney.
~ REFERENCES.
Bank kep1blic, New York City.
.'@Carpenfer Verniiye, ~ Wali-st., New York.
lsaixh Lee h Co, baltimore. Md.
Dunleyy, Drake l. Co., Cincinnati, o.
III. A. Tucker Co. Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. .Anderson a. Co., ST. foais,
james kobb Co, New Orleans.
novI2d
uaTea " raup psOs
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Basiness Cards, not exceeding six Iines, inside
tls, otherwise IS.
seticss Of meetings. charitable societies, ire
companies, &c., half price.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
. above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed undertbe head
Ut special notices" fesbisfAs ordinary rates.
speeiai notices In the local column - cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclusiv rely
in the Daily, after the hrst two wseks 30 per
more than the above fatss.
Adycrtiscmsnts not accom- panied with direction,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingiy.
All mud be pssl IN sasce
THIS rnIe will not be varied from.
Whan the sfvsrtisar uses the Weekly alone, The
prise vi ~ ~ this ssfne ia the Daily. Where this
Daily aai Weekly are both nscd. rs pss cent. will
be daanrssd fFssa the aggregate amount.
unasr ths present system, the advertiser pays %
mach fos She sps~e hu occupies. the changes beins
chargsabas for oosnpesition only This plan IL no~
generally adopted. ourcharge for changes win b
i5 cents per square.
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WI oiesdle and Retail.
March 10 1856 dAwly
wAGoNs WAGONS wAGoNs.I

WAGONS WAGONS WAGONS!!
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY corner 18th
J. and Main Streets, keokuA, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to it, we are now manutac-
turing Of the best oHio TIMER including the steam
beat feiioe fuo other timber for wheels being used
in this establishment } WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY HACKS PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL BAKk0WS, CULTINATORS, AN b
pL0Ws, in style anigorkmanship equal to any in
the Western States. Vas we use none but the bes,
material, and employ none but the best mechanics
We feel confident nf being able 10 obviate the ne.
cessity, to those who will give US call, of send
ngeither tochicago or Cincinnati for any article
in our line.
". IA good stock Of Piows and Wagons con
stantiy hand to supply purchasers at the short
eat notice. Those wishing to purchase can saws
| time and money by calling at the corner of 18th
| and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
A.~
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rMuOVGm rlCKCY,s

From keokuk, allowing passengers ia stop at any
point aud their can be rcared the
Company 0fec.
Nain-st., betreen Cd az a 3d,
One door from the Billing. House, formerly La
clede } kepkak.
Ep-Irsvelers eaa get reliable Information at
this Office in regard ali Railroad iogtes IN the
United states.
GsS- Ticket Office open fnom ! n IA. t. SIP. m.
J. X. TEN KSHLRI,
Ticket Agent, Il .okak, Iesa.
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CO.PAMTN EM SI8lP.

NJ oTICE is hereby given that the undermined
~ have this day formed o-psrtnsrsnir under
the name and style Of Waggener Isbeli, Tor the
purpose f carrying on the Merchant Tailoring bus-
mess, al the old stand of j, H. WagEensf, on Sec
ona street between Main and johnson, whore they
vii also keep choior stock Of clothss csssimersss
ready made clothing gents furnishing gueds. etc.
Ksokuk. jan 2as51 J.. IL. WA0dENER.
ian2a. diff III, =. isBkLL.
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=. ~. JOHNSTON.
r TSDEkTAkER, bet. Main and John
~ son SIS IN the Alley.
Carries on the business of Undertaking In all its
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
to his stock and perfected his ngements In every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impersious to air aud indestruetibla, highly orna
manted and invaluable for the preservation Of the
dead we'll as collins Of every style and finish fur
n he'd 10 order.
Hearsce and carriages furnished, and the entire
rangements Of Inc funeral attended when req
I k1okuk. APRIL IL, 1856. dy
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Northern Cross II. r..
H S3 = I 81

AND IT'S CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago and burlington Railroad. Chicago aLd
k,ck Island Railroad. Peoria and qhawka Rnii-
road Illinois Central Railroad taiena and
Chicago kailroall, and the Michigan Central and
Mich ran Southern Railroads.
LINE OF DAILY EfAGES lis aaw aiming
between keokuk and Piym m9uth faJ r.i !es.l making
regular connections with trains th Northern
Cruss Railroad, TO all points North. Hat aud South
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYM0l I'll DAILY,
Sundays excepted, as follows:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
TvgSIss EXPRESS Leaves Quincy a. $50 p. n
Arrives at PLYMOUTH al s:25 p. m. a oialesburg
at 600 r. M, at Wynet at 1850 p. IN, al Mendeta
at i;i5 m, at Junction t3:3o a III and at Chi.
cage at 7:2o a M.
Monxrss Exrsgss Leaves Quincy Gt 500 a. NJ
Arrives at PLYMOUTH al 7.pe a. IN at aalesburg
at 1920 q m. Al Wyanes at l:ns r. m, at Mendoza
ut 2.30, fdnnerl at Junction at 5:3s .. IN. and at
Chicago 500 p.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
EvKsise ExpHEss passes PLYMOUTH at 9:sj
O'Clock.
MoaxIse ExrREss passes PLYMOUTH at s:eo
O'Clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTAGES For KEoK Uk.
Ind aiaIigable exertions will be masis 20 render
this rapid, pleasing ard reliable rou;e.
RUNNING Time from keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-26
PENNs srLyANBA RAIJ.sIo sD.
80 - x,s

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FTSiiREE daily Through Trains, De zseen Phi ixdel-
i pnis and pitisbMg.-THE MORNING aiAiL TsAss
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbnrg 81 u a. NJ, aud
Pittsbur2 for Paliadepha at A. Al. Tue fasT
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pitsparg al p. NJ
Tng NiGur LarHEss TRAM leaves Phiia8cphia for
P,ttsburg II y. NJ, and Pittsburg FOR Philadel-
rhia al 10 z. M.
The above lines connect at Pittshirg with Rail
roads to aud from M. Louis, M. Alton, Gaiena
and Chicago ILL.,. Frankford, Lexington anu Lou
isyilie Nv. Terre Iiaafe, Madison. Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, pay;gn, Springfield
Bellcfontaine. handusks, Toledo. Clegsiand, Colum
has, Zanesvile, Massillon and Wopster, Jhie; also
with the Steam Packet Boats FROM and to New Or
leans, ST. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to og isola either oi
the above places.
For further particulars, Hand bills ~ the diff
ferent starring points. Passengers from the Yves
will End this the shortest and ia0st expedition
route to pt.laIelphia, baltimore, NV York or Dos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
AGgsr, Passenger Lines, pai!adelphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg.
Ian. I, 1877, -Iy