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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-19

.tI'Ts Z. W GnIEE proposes To give
~ Lessons ID Elocution in this city. Those who
Ie!ms &c, by addressing note to Miss E. w.
WHITE, through The Post Office fe l2-ts
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
Thursday Morning, March 10 IsSx.

CRAWFORD THE SCULPTOR Letters have Leeu
received in New York, Thy the Africa from Craw.
ford, the sculptor, whose Ill health has recently
been the cause of so much anxiety to his friends.
Mr. C ia now in Paris His health Lad much inn
proved, Some of the most eminent PHI hysicians IN
Paris, doubted that the disease under which he is
suffering is msliguant cancer; but oven If |, Ia,
they think II can be cured by a surgical operation
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'Sd1ht CF1 u In THE A HT UF
g,1yr.'INH, privately or in classes and aiso in
0ul 'An PLAYiNG, is given by
y. A. ERICSSON,
Corner OF Bana and 1lth Sta,
Opposite Goddin's Hall.
s.ApptJ 1t Aessrs. Tay!or or Woodhouse's siusio
''0s- fe 2l-lm*
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FIGHT WITH INDIANS The San Antonio (Tex }
ledger learns by a letter from Fort McKavett that
the Indians have been committing depredatons in
that quarter. The Ledger says:
They had stolen and killed a nEmber Of cattle
10 the immediate vicinity of the fort Sergeant
Mcdonnell, Of Company D, I'd Cavalry, with
command of twelve men, being out in search of
party which had been stealing cattle on the Guada.
lupe having arrived at the post and ascertained
the facts immedis!ely started in pursuit, and
next morning came upon = number of Indians at
or near Kickapoo Greek The military charged
upon them, and succeeded in capturing all their
aniuss, killing six or seven of the Indians, and
wounding several others. Eventually, the Indians
took refuge in chsparral close to the Creek but
the struggle continued till nearly dark. The saw
ages were well supplied With fire arms and wound.
ed two of the soldiers one of whom died the day
after the psrty returned to Fort McKavett Great
praise is given to the Sergeant aud his party. The
soldier killed was named John Martin.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO GUANo Consumers
Advces from Lima, Peru, TO the 10th ult, state
that the revolution there was making slow pro-
gress, but was still advancing. General Vivanco
has issued decree dspriving Messrs. Barreda
Brothers of the agency for the sale of guano in the
United States and advertised for new proposals TO
contract for the supply TO this country. Gen. "
declares the free expectation of guano to the Uni-
ted States. Ia case vivsnco's government should
be overturned, which is thought highly improba-
BILE, vessels proceeding from this country to the
Chiuchss under the above authority, would have
ample time TO arrive and load bef,re the antagonist
party would be in q condition TO inter fere Vessels
goiug out under this invitation should keep secret
heir destination. and the Captain should be di.
rected 20 cali upon the Commissioner stationed at
the Chinchss, OF the Commander Of the war
steamer Apurimsc. They should take with them
the necessary funds in gold ounces, silver dollars,
American gold, by which they obtain more
favorable terms. They should also bring suiii-
cert number OF empty gunny bags to I'LL with
guano to form ioor, and provisions enough for
the homeward voyage, that they may start direct.
iy from the islands.
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EsAACs & TAYLOE-
/ ENCRaNGN AND RANKINa OFFICE

l EXCRaNGN AND BANKING OFFICE
OPPOSITE THE BANKS, HAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
The under.ened have as osiated thsmsslves for
the purpose Of conducting Gehsrsl Exehsnge and
bending Business, under the Atyio snd firm OF
ISaACS TAf LUR.
They will negotiate Loans, Commercial Parsr,
State, City, Railroad and othsr securities, on COM
mission; purchase uncurrenc Bank Notes. Drafts,
Checks, Com. &c; recslve Deposites in current or
ulcunent uIoney and pay Checss ssule in like
currency collect all Accessible points and sttend
n sii IEen,srrions Incident to a General Banking
SADNESS, with prOHptness and fidelity
Jos. RRUMMEL,
WIN. B. ISAACS,
March J. 1881 SJA T. YAfI.UP
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g. t. Flanagan, Eaq. Cashier EonticeEo Bank,
Charlottesville, Va.
u J. Hart'oos, Esq, Cashier Bank of HowardsvilIe,
HoweIdsyille, Va.
4 W. lawson Esq Lswsonville, N. C. NH l6..2m
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Under the auspices Of the undersigned II /,
~ proposed to establish an knsiish apd Classical
school OF such shsrscter and aims - skail place
in the highest rank among the schools of our
country. The rooms to be occupied by this school
ION the corner OF Concert and Fifth streets are
0ao w situated asd y III Be elegantly fssnish ID
with u the app iisnees Of FIRST class schsol.
zen weeks each.
The general design Of this school will be TO
combine the Sivantages Of home nurture In phys-
zeal, mental and moral training, With Instruction
IN the various departments 81 Literature, Science
and Art.
Ihcrs uiil b. sssvrsd the services Of full corps
~ competent teachers In the ancient and modern
languages, mathematics, the aAtural sciences,
and all the branches u thorough English sdu-
eatien.
Isers viii be exercises weekly in Composition
and Elocution.
There viii b. three depart ments--primary IN
scrmetiats sud Academic;
Primary Department, per quarter, 90
intefmsdiate Department, psr qaartsr,...... 10 90
AeAdsnic Department per quarter .......... II 90
These rates payable invariably by the middle of
the qusrter, ths sntirse pensss Of tuition
n all branches not incluAed N the extra charses.
No deduction vii b. made for absence, except In
tsses Of protractsA sickness.
papiis will be classified and promoted only
upon . thorough examination in their previous
stadies.
By aliberAl arrangement with ths Faculty Of the
Medical College. pupils pursuing their studies 10
Philosophy. Chel.istry or Physiology can have the
privileged their Lectures and Demonstrations ON
these suhje cts. without additi cost.
AneAtra charge viii be made per quarter for
instruction given In French, German, Drawiag,
Painting and Agricultural or Practical chsmis-
try.
fausrxas.
samuel K. Curtis, Paw. Potter,
K. p. Lowe, s. S. Billings,
A. Bridgeman, W. s. Mc3avic,
John McCsns, James ". Coz,
] u. Shelley. ]. NJ. Love,
j, n. Sanford, II W Sample
James l.. Estes.
j. NJ. McLANK,
keoku k. Sept. Il. Sid Principal.
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NUIICEts hefchy gwen 20 Tho owners OF the
lots describedn the foregoing list, situsteiin the
City OF keokak, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned and all others interest
cd, thats special tar has been assessed rnd levied
by the City cosncil VI said city Tor PAVING
SIDE WALKS in front Of ssid lots Is designated
in the above lift, and unless payment be made
OF the taxes levied and also AL costs before the
81 day Of November, A. b. 1857 the said lots or 80
much thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and coats, will bc sold on the day sforc-
said, ut the Mayors Office In said city, between
the hours Of 0 clock IN. and clock .. M,
G. G. STEVENS,
Coliectorof theCity Of keokuk.
Oct. 10, 1S57-dtd
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prairie state stoves.

,hc cbaraster 81 hich IL 90 veil aAa far orably
know hroughoutths interior Of this ana the aa-
joinin z states. Although patented sometsn ysAs
ago, 1t possesses every real improssEent ma. nas
ever been IN AIDE upon the ds.esnaAn x-uus ssos., -
any Cook Stove nov in use. Our eonndehee ~ w
same is such tAatwssre willing to warrant ! : "
anra-d coMsruck = Eku.
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Quincy ParlOr stove.

FOK W OODs
ISoR convenience and utility this Stove - unsur.
L p.s,ea. IL has q large IRE door, open top and
front-beautiful in design, we'll made, and warrant
ed to perform we'll in every ease. The demAnd has
been so great for this that We were unable 70
krepup with our orders last season, out no"
hays 40 extended our works for making them as
viii enable us TO I'LL the demands promptly N W
tuy1. City buyers especially solicited TO exam
inc this stove before purchasing.
CoMSIoCK BRO,
.n,aa ~ Nain-st.
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Hot Air premium
Cook stoves.

WYE have ney err met with Premium stove the'
w gave such universal satisfaction ~ the one 70
which we here call attention. us iscinhes tot
cooking ana heating are extensiSei Nhiie ~ sue
sam t,mr Il. BIZ means OF al AR tue eAtenalng
,i,un h. fraut OF the oven, bakes perfectly, and
eeool ses greatly overall other q 'h': pat
tern. The osaaty. utiliiy and cheapnes. OF I'M
ncw stove cannot tito fix the attention OF aiiWD
may eAanlifIc the satse.
CuMsIoCK 4 BRO.
II Maiu-st.
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TYNE above Co npanic insure all insui'able pro-
L Perty NJ fair rates. All information given,
and Policies promptly issued at the kcok uk Agency
in the Iron Front building, Second 81 between
Main and Johnson. lsep.ldlm
kEOHSk MARIN uSNtK A NGR 90
Capital, 100000.
VINHlScompany 8 preparcato 10 . SarinetHsur-
1 nnee business. Cargo risks nnate customary
ratcs, and he asuai Cash edt
vi ar customers.
Losso.promPtl ~ adjusted.
DtsscrnRsi
.Bridgman, q. IL. hiibourne,
3. ii Harrison, neo -. smyth.
John Templin. a. L. Daning,
=. X. Moody, h. D.. Woudward
X. kilbourne, Jas.F. Cox.
" &C .Rentgep
A.Bk1paMAN President
u .B.SMIEu ,VicePresident.
A .L.DGAINh Treasurer.
W1.F .TpRsgE, Secretary.
Office in sample 'sa uilding ,seconditreet.
innslddw
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II % Air Slus Geek stew I
Quincy City.
VI I. q
ifaMk-Eye state.

A SANE vita great capacity for hoth COOKING
"a anu Heating. We make three sifes Of tAsse,
~ To every person with large families and cole
houssy We woui df CO mInsnd I b 10 article.
CUMsIoCk / kkO.,
anrsa ~ 1T Main-st
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1r,xG,sl Z ~ III .,n.s.
- nifty thst be 49, ssNun1qUfsSs ,psks Ksokui
bis permanent rsa1sses. 6xpurbo.s Of pr.e.
tieing DENTlsTIH-n4 IA - en- asemsn.,
elsewhere ars suslt1& II vi lp6ss possible 10,
him 10 locate until & 4 n 3A,,s assured in
/ giving the gassss Nat be viii spss prepared to
give entire sssisfacS = A. $780, branches Of
bis profession, TO all ~ ~ him with their
| patronage.
/ RErIsxscxs.--J. B1.n4tal ID. N. Webster.
SF Miller, Of ksskst D. Bowen, DR.. J. !
SANDERS Iowa city. slS testlodAwifl
FHAuD--We again cali attention 10 the celebrated
| article sid DBL. Hsste,asr's etonaA RatAsno,
Since these Bitcrs have, for their medical virtue,
Ii al cases Of DypsFsisss hsslssty, csas PATTON
o. General Debility, become 20 popular and in such
general use, maay saprinsiplsi men hsYc re-
bllsd the bottles with some vile preparation, and
pslmed 1t Of for lie genuine, whh Others are put
ting up IN article represented to b. the sane, but
we aayiss ~ aequAintsArviAA Hss.ssssr,s s.st@n
= ssnons other, and Y bpy # none but respect.
bic dealer. gu 81 1880 yv
HARRISON ! atBpoxs. Agents
ocsl4dkw Asiarst., bet. Bth and 7th.
InPoYSnnS NolIcs. As+s
An AoUa EaADIcAsUn /! ~ i--Cevsli' = Debserine
Mixtures > positivecurr for rand Arus and
all Bilious Disesses. This Mixture has Seen be-
fore the public for snumbsrof years and has al
vsysAssn sssd with success. II IL . harnnies,
sndssstsis remedy. Get . psmphlet FROM The
ruggistssnd read II and you viii besstis6sd, \
We will warrant this remedy TO cure whom taken
sspording TO dissctions) twenty hvs per ssssn oss
cases Of Ague sad Fever than ssy osksr medicine
now sold. II contains neither arsenic, Prussieaei
or strychsiss. Get sbestls snt yog ns>d NJ Ter
Asus and Fever any more. .e..44 kl4aa
/ Sold hereby O'cesAor 4 Bro, snd Ms,sA d
Bruce. y. A. Porter 4 Bro., Psopristsrs, Heck
Island, Ills. '4 fsueAaAv
NaIrE Tsxfn, pERyuHKD BgkArn Axp BsAvrs.
ruL CoArLsxIos can be acquired by using the
"lsAlm Of Thousand Plowerr.'' What lady or
gentleman weuld labor LBdeI Tic sune Il diss
grseable breath. when BY s.ing iAs balm VI 9
FhousAsA fiossfs"as dsntfiaee, would not oaIy
sehder IL sweet hut leave the teeth ~ white ~ a.
abssters Many psrsons do not snow their breath
l. bad sndth subjset isxo deiieste their friends
viii sever mention il. Beware OF eounteYfeits--l
Be sure the bottle designed,
fETkIDeE 1 CO., n. Y.
For sale BY All Druggists. tJe2AdAs6mJ <
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f,o.a,nrrnershtn

GorRarInership.
The undersigned, having formed = Co. Partner
ship nuder the and style u iisines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of II. &. Farrar
will continue the business 81 Misunderstanding Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring pump Tubing, De-, At
ksokuk 1T. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
keokak Sept. %, 's7. r. Y. uAINES.
aetH.l
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Seven Plate stoves.
n. A. BOHNTON,N sMPKGNID
VENTlLATlNG AND SELr-CLEARING
FURNACE.
Flv 3 So
Pafsnfsd Alumni 90 lShi,

Patented August ., 1854.
THIS Furnace 10 different in Uany essential
i particulars from any thing ever before eder,d
TO the public.
1t presents larger amount Of elective radias-
ing surfuee tall OF which is in direct contact
with the fire. than any other Heater now In the
mar ket. One entirely new and important feature
10 the addition of large amount Of surface al
taehcd - the fire pot in the form Of fans, which
| adds very much To tie power OF the furnace, And
preventive everlasting and cracking Of the pct.
| The construction Of its self-ciearing rahiattr
! Al Important consideration, Is II efcctuAlly OF
yia,es tho necessity of cleaning. The radiator
| itself encrctes the body ct the Furnace, and IL
connected therwi n by six fuss. or distributing
pipes, which, taken directly from the top vi the
hie pot, arranged that the Arc is brought In
equal contact with the entire internal surface Of
The furnace, thereby rendering the radiator ard
pip pes, also the body when the direct draft II
closed tas IL always should be, except while knc-
ing the 6re)s mot powerful radiatiny surface.
The entire structure, when act, IL much iess in
heigLt than any heater Of equal capacity inprei-
snt use, thereby nfording an opportunity TO give
the cd elevation to the hot air pipesa point
the Importance Of which is apparent to ali who
have had experience in furnace Getting.
The joints sre Ill so adjusted ~ TO preyen' the
- cape Of cares smoke, and render onee pack
sufficient for years
A careful examination OF the form and fitting
Of the castings, will show that the liability to
crack 10 entirely obviated by the ample provision
which has been made for expansion and contrac-
tion.
This furnace presents an original and important
dssiffratum especially 10 tho Western Trade in ,s
peculiar adaptation 10 the uss OF hiiumlnous coal.
The Gues, which are large leading psrpendicL-
larry from the fire potto the radiators and neaily
to the exit pips, fully exposed TO the diJs,t
action Of the TIRE. Theresinors matter. adherirs
TO their inner surfaces. Is easily gnii.d, ard tls
due burns clear, while tbs selimct IL precipits,-
I'd into the chamber below.
In the use VI bituminous coal o smoke nine cf
oreascd size liz .mI ipytd.
We are now prepared to tut up the alose nam ed
furnace, for wood ctai. Ia both public anu tri-
gate houses, at short notice. One Of III, N can 1,
seen at the Congregations chapeI in thi. city rat
up by Us. C0MSIuck BRO,
July Bid II M4fn-st.
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onnIMANCE No. iss.

Oo01WANCE No. i10.
An Ordinases establishing and locating
Msskss House and Market Grounds.
Dc = ordained BY the City Council OF the
City Of ksokuk,
Sec. !. That part Of johnson direct. con-
menc,ag st the csntre Of Blocks No. Is end
S3 - Joanson sstsss, asd RAINING out said
street 20 VEST line Of Lots ia Block lO8.
and IN l07, together with forty feet frons
end Of Lots No., 8 and y 10 Block No. %;
Lots ~. IL and IL in Block No. LOT; Lot,
NO. !, 2, 3 sod 10 Block No. lO8; and Lot
No. 4, s and q in nlock No %, BE- ana tAs
sams y hereby constitutsd and cot apart =
.plaos Tor Market House and haskes
Grounds.
Sec. 2. Tho East end Of Market Hoasc
shall Do q least dfty fees from said srounds,
ana - = may become necessary 70 bald I'd.
dltions thereto, said additions may be con-
structed to ~ osnsrs line Of Blocks No. lO7
and l06 and no further, unless other grounds,
are addsd 70 secure good and sufficient
roadway through said street.
Passed Oct. 18th, 1857.
NAtsest,) HAWKINS TAYLOR. Msyor
b. 5. MxRRIAn, Clerk. f
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. = - :.
(Ol1aStOck's Coal

COON SEoNL.
NXvEhave new stove Of this Kind new lukt out {,
w which il made expressly for coal. its Piain
and heavy, operates we'll, and comes low.
coMsIuCk BRO,
an,aa ~ Maiu-at.
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n a / L II q n d.


Facilities Iacreassd and Fare Reduced J!
. ~ n q u OF TlMEi
an and sitter Tuesday, October 18th, two daily
~ trsins, cash way, tsundays exccpted,) viii run
). Il.ia leave. KEoxuA .. tbs o'clock i. y.
i. Train leaves BESToNsPoRT att !. =,
ID Train ~ 2.A5 ~
Passengers for Sioux City Council Bluff, Fort
Dodge, Fort Dies Moines, Ottumws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, viii take the Z: Is g. m train,
eoansetiny kertcnscort With stage. ~, points
in Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement rel identa along the line Of
the roAd will b enabled 70 spend FIVE HOURS
IN KKOkUk and return sams evening.
" Onesin kilbournc's Block.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent.
SAn A. BLACK,
Ass't sup't and General Passenger Art.
EB-Tickst Once 1t kAilroad Depot.
keokak. Oct. 70. '57-dtw
Hardware and House-Keeping
WARES.
N consequence Of the hard times the subscriber
j now offers any goods In stor ct greatly reduced
prices for CASH. Persons In want viii do we'll
70 call ct the SION o. THE AORTISE LOCK,
l70 MAIN STREET, whore can ~ found : com :
pists assortment Of Goods in the line for Nsehan-
lei Farnsrs, Builders, Contraetofs and othsrs, ct
ostS-d ROBERT II. SMITH.
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0fOkeps aDA Rea1 kssnte Bearer.
O0ce ON second street, between Main and Johnson
WILL give special attention ., and offer thar
w servtecsi il the purchase and sal, IL keaIEstats
and stocks, Investment of Msacy. Colleeting Of
Dsbts and Rents, Paying Taxes, ana silotherisgit-
inste business Of Gsnsrsl bros srAge and real e.
tate huAlness IN southern Iowa hernA issessi
and " estsrn Illinois. nchild
saDssarasss EavAs ser Aale.
Z MI u shs best and most desirable farms in
~ Hancock county, llls., will be sold 1t great
sssgeas, 33s aarss, situated on the leading sssd
from hsniitoa to Qaihsy Q miles from the former
cellar, AnslsoAat bars end other out houses, we'll
wstered. nearly all under fence and In gesd state
Of euItvatuoI With tbs lsfgesi and moot prod uct-
Of ehoice kinds of fruit In the country
Another fsrn Of iS4 acrss, four miles from
Ksek sks miles II Warsaw, ish good frame houAs,
BAN - 1Q11inQ. nne orchard &C., farm we'll Inn
pfovee, With geo proportion Of prairie and tim
bsr, sesy o secess By good roads 70 either VI the
aboss = sntisnSd pisces. Ths frst farm nsrtiontd
waa Attsd npin 6ne order, ~ home for the owner,
bat ioss Of health requires southern climate. The
shove win besoid low upon moderate terms.
Also, ete acres on string Prairie, wei Improved,
' .s ssss and s s r., ks
IN MAMKET.
OTS Of :, and 3, on Leyse, between EIekasgs
IL ADD Bank. Also, 40 by 10 feet, corner Of Ath
and johnson. SAMPLE I RANKIN.
spfava
DEkS0N6 esn nov have On opportunity ofpYo-
Il sefiag 10 acres, adjoining Hamilton, near the
81 I'd, ~ very Low AgpPss. InqsiYe Of g
apE1SA SAMPLE RANKIN.
|. ATTENTION.
DkRuAPe the cheapest and best located
MAIN STREET property THAT IL for sale) ID
now offered. being lot 10 block ~ first one east Of
MssW. CLARK ysn Nossrand's leather store.
Apply FOR terms &c. 70 the undersigned. Also
bessttfai lots in d. W. kibourpe's drst addition
lots bctwsen sth and 9Th streets, on Franklin.
apr4d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
HI Please EXAMINE
OTIS 10, IL, aud . in block ~, old limits. 6ne-
II ~ situated on Ath street directly opposite the
rssid snos Of Mr.. Chittenden.
Lot ~, block ~, old limits, corner 5th and Ce-
1arstfsets. Faluably located. Terms moderate.
Lots IL and Il, block Is, on Main-st., near Gas
Works.
West of lot 10, block SO, NJ ainst.
Lots and z, block -, on 4th between Bank and
Timea.
l5fsss Of lot >, block 8, opposite Posto6see.
Letsin ktibourns'B Add, at very low Exures.
q il Nsson's Lower Add.
Part VI Lots 5 and6, block ia, old iimits.
Lot s, block us.
Lotll, !" 3.
Lot 8, z. wiilis1s' Add.
5ac~es, this side ~ tbe nsss tell-eAte on Plank.
road. For sale ~ GAMPLs 8 RANKIN.
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omen Coal Radiator.

ylyEinviteA ALI who wish to burn coal In tHir
w pariors to call and see our new kndaiior.-
We make three sixes, suitable for rooms OF All III
mentions Mt NJ. II Main al.
ams-d coMSToCk 4 BRO.
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rAxxENGEM PACkEr,

REGULAR PASsENGEK packet,
DETWEEN Montrose, Burlington, As1. +
- Mascatine, Rock Island and Da-
yenport. The and light draught steamer
EDWIN MANNING Il. s. DAVIS, Commander
JSo. h. HANNA, CLERK leaves Montrose every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning. Re
turning, leaves Rock Island aud Davenport every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning.
Leaves Montrose the arrival Of the NOR ming
train from keokuk, making the time To Burlington
West.
Sept. l6. 'Jy-dtf
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sE 49, 9xyA
A LOTS In 14Qn34 4G -1Ae vfeu Of
+ ehe city sl113. -.
Also, vss2 Q (2Dw1e4s ~ 81.
dsnrs. - IssIlI DE. 49, J ~ q w.
mahisd - - = RANkIM.
TyOR sALR---t@XTf - q. AicsS g. Old
IL limit Iser7sS " issse. -.
In rsd D6S1e yss7fXT 6f.1 ~ H1SIIN.
sAoeE4H
yN 49, u 1sss.s d S y - nay
AoWnsnik " ~ ~ Aeses
Pia,e's ana 1sM1eesf 49, - - Isesssssrpi
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are heavily nnbsS.A y1A - - ue1se, And
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Dtss0tmttoM.
SNHE o.Par.nership heretofore existing be-
tween the subser,bers5 under the narse and
frm Of Farrar liaines, Is ihls Gay dissolved "
mutual coassnt. Robert i r. u Haines will con
tinue IN the business, aad sign thr name Of the
6rm III 4liIatipa. They viii also settle All Ae-
counts Of the late lrn, and all debts due II must
b. paid them. H. s. EAkRAK,
ROBERT HAfNES
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CMAS. w. LOwRfE.

CMAS. w. LOwRfE.
TO RNEY AT LAW.
M,...s'..... 20. low A,
WiLL practice 10 Lee and sdjoiniax count %,
ana lathe Supreme CouT VI the Stsse.
oihce over fiokisn Lucas bank ,rhird-st.
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The whole numbsr OF votes cast here "a.
l446, with shs following result esge.ss
For Governor. r. P. Lowe, rsp., 87s
Bee. NJ. Samusls, 725
J. =. Henry, K. M, n
Lieut.. Gep.-OrAn Fayiils, Rep, 630
Geo. 0ill4spy, III
N'Rsrlaad, <. n, l
XssAaorA--J. W. Raukia, Rsp., S47
9. Gilmsr, Rep, 51l
J. X. Allsn, DEM. 664
". A. Tharstss, Dem, Sos
RsPrafntAtisSs.-- Geo. 9. Eaton, Rap, 604
3. W. Pitnsu, Rsp., 6lo
ss2ai D. W. Hiatt, Rep, sol
". Belknap, Dem, S45
- G. c. Boulder, Dsn., 100
J. A. Casey, Dsm., 1853
Diatrict Rp.--Gso. W. M'Cr~sy, Rep. 6S6
]. II. Bonney, Dem, 757
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The Next Sixty Days,

1-The public are.rsspec,fally invited 20 call,
and BE- convicad that We will do Us VIC say GE
DURkEE CO.,
Oct. s. '57dAw. Msin-st.