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biiies Of tie seoerd Expedition the res2lts Of which
are before the worli.
IL bis private obarscte-. ~. Ksne displayed SIN
eu!sIiy lovely ard attractive urion Of Qualities ID
sr king corsst with the bodpess snd resolution which
implied him On bis carer of adventure. The Data
tive Of bis expeditions presents deighfal Illustration
of h personal rats 10 tbs respect they possess the
charm OF urcorscous autobiography. His modest
simplicity! bis refine tastes, his tenderness Of feeling,
AID bis almost feminine sympathies are perPesually
revealed IN connection with cauntess courage ana
cors.anoy as neved heroic heart to lofty pro Sess
Hence, tie mag etc power which be eIerted over the
ccppsnH rs Of bis enterprise, winning their romantic
attachment, and making himself center Of light and
encoursg' ment amid the darkest moments Of the for
lon hope IN the Arctic seas. Whs.eyer the scientific
results of hi' perous Voyages they are Of still higher
significance IN the example they have presented of
noble persistent, dsinterested and undiSmayed man
hood.
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Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Company is but one
linn ip great chain. There three distinct corpo
rs,ions competing the means Of communication, one OF
which monopoly Of The lines extending from Noys
Scotia 70 New York. Hence, we have no cer's,ny Va
the Transmission Of dispsiches from London 70 "a'u
ingtop and can only have that assurance oy havlus
one line Identical in interest extending ifon ee0u vi
the two lest mentioned cities 10 the other. a.,
nv. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio referred TO the feT re-
naming DAYS of the session, ADD invoked gentlemen 10
dispose Of tbis in order ana t11h Proceeu "
the consideration Of various important ouis.
Mr.. FLORENCE said that this only went 10 snow
the power Of corporaiioDs 70 lbhuence auu III
M CAMPBELL replied that he did not know whist
nc brt during bis term Of service be recollected that
a rational vessel employed to bring foreigner
TX ossutb 10 ibis country. The gentleman bad no con-
stitutons scruples at that time Dor orvongt TO send
vessel with supplies TO ireland during the famine At
The last session the gentleman from Pennsyvsns voted
TO send nsionsl vessel 10 Cape Verde. He did not
know that the gentleman acted under the force OF any
corporation, but for particular Glsss OF voters ne
iecollected too, AZ the last session OF congress ne
gentleman sanctioned measure proposing that yes
sci be sent out for sugar cuttings de could rec
pothn unconstitutional in all this. AS to the S1bma-
IRE telegraph il w4s one of the greatest schemes OF
the sge Congress have the power 10 ad IL 10 inc
manner proposed and he willing to meet our an
Gent enemy now ally, midway on the ocean,
and there shake hands
Mr.. FLORENCE could see no analogy between the
cases cited BY the gentleman from ONO anu a' Ueiote
the House As TO sending vessel to Cape de Verde,
be wa. Influenced 10y natural bsDeyolence OF heart.
Mr. WAKEMAN moved TO recomnit the bill to the
Committee of the Whole ON the State of the Union,
where such amendments as were proper could be made
Tbe House passed, by vote Of 99 against ~, abil
for the relief Of the people of Kansss; ard repeating
all the rules and regulations, purRorting 10 be laws
adopteJ at the Shawnee Mission, by a body Of msn
claiming to be the Legislature and declaring invalid
all the scts and proceedings of that assembly; likewise
providing for new election Of members the Leglsla-
fure, and pains snd penalties for illegal voting, and un-
Lawful interference with the tights Of voters.
A separate vote was taken on tne preamble OF the
bill, declaring unjust and anwansnted the test oatbs
prescribed for voting or holding ofhce 10 hans as ana
that the Uouse Committee O Investg alton report that
the Legislature was not elected by legal voters bat
was forced upon them by nonresdents in violation of
the organic act of the Territory, and having thus
usurped legislative power, it enacted cruel and op'
pressiye laws
Adopted by IS against GO. Adjourned
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ASSEMBLY,
ANOTHER FRESHET AT ALBANY.

ALBANl, IutNIty, ftU. n, Io0''
The river rose considerably last night. The lower
part of South Broadway is f9oded. Owing TO psss ex-
psrerce, preparations were mste, aud consequently
the destruction Of property was tritns as compared
with the recent food.
man, unknown, of respectable appearance, sup
posed to be Just in from Boston, jumped of ferry
boat this morning while crossing the river He told
the passengers TO make way, and quietly Jumped over
The food higher than at any previous freshet ex
cept those of 1889 and last week
The up-train the Hudson River Rosd, from New
York this morning, OFF The track through the mis-
placement of the switch of the Berkshire sni Hudson
Road. The EpgDec-, named Shook, residing in Hud.
con- reversed The epgi0e blew the whistle and jumped
oil, ipjuriug himself very much None of the passen-
aers MeIe hurt.
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L. 2 SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday,

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Fec. II, IHJl.
Mr.. De Bow. of Louisiana was admitted TO the bar.
Gaze No. IS: James Fletcber's heirs CeGne
Babin.-Judge Campbell del vered an opiuion Affirming
tire decree OF the Circuit Court of the Eastern District
of Louisiana with costs
No 50: The c. numerical Marine Insurance Company
Of New-York vs.. The Union Mutual Insurance Compa-
py Of New-Yoik.-Judge Curtis delivered an opinion
sffrmiDg the decsit of the Circuit Court Of M4sss
cbusetts with costs aud Interest until paid 81 the same
rse per annum that similar DEGREES bear in the Courts
of the State Of Massachusetts,.
No. "a: Josiah Cotton, Administrator Of Priscilla
Cotton deceased, ct. al Allen Cotton, ct. Al Ar
gun eDt continued by Mr.. Lawrence for defendants, aud
CONCLUDED by Mr.. Baxter fer plaintiffs.
No. IS: United States VS.. The heirs Of Miguel PEG.
Argued by AttOrneyGenerAl Gushing for appel
larts, and by Mr.. Rose for sppelees.
No. 80 is the next on the regular call of the
docket
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KANSAS NEWS.
ST. LOUIS Tuesdsy. Feb. I

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday, Feb. H. lo'''
The Kansas correspondent Of The Rtpssheaf fsys
that bill authorizing the courts TO admit bail 10 GER
tain cases, vetoed by Gsv. Geary, has been passed
over his bead with but one dissenting vote IN the
Hou,e. The Commissioners appointed to ovest'g.e
the charges against Sarveyor-Geueral Calhoun have
reported in his favor. Gen. Clarke, charged With
killing Mr. Barbour, bias given hi nsef up and entered
recogrizance to appear before the Court in Auguit.
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURES.

DETRoIr Tuesday, Feb. l., lSj7.
The Legislature adjourned on Monday noon. Acts
were passed dspospg OF the lands given the state by
the General Government 10 certain railroad conpsuies
banking law to be submitted 10 the people 10 lSS:
granting aid to Michigan emigrsots in Kansas; and
organizing an independert supreme Court. Resolr-
ms were adopted insructns Consressmen to ad-
Ii kantas as Free State.
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CONVENTION Of RADICAL ABoLIrIONIsrS,

AUBURN, tuesday. FeO IT, IoO'.
The Convention OF Radical Abol'iontsts a1journet
this evening. The dsy consumed in speaking by
Mr.. Garrison and OTHERS who not only denounced The
Federal Contribution the political parties of the day.
end the press but the AnericAn Church rrei sious
Tie me- citing Mas tedious ana the attendance smal.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1881.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday of last week are
70 hs,d, but they contain no Of consequence.
All the trains rem Philadelphia came through in
. sooa lime to-day, and travel is fully RESUMED.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENAIE... .ALBANY, FeD. IL, loJI.
EIpestiDe Rose and others petitoned for the night
of outrage for women.
A remoDstrsnce from the citizens of Oswego WAS
presented against discriminating tolls.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
For amending the law relative to limited partner
TO increase the salaries of the StatePrison officers
To provide for the payment of the money funded for
tie benefit of the S'ockbridge Indians to an Indian
party Of the Tribe in Wisconsin.
Mr. PETTY gave notice OF bill regulating the law
of adoption.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MIR. BRADFORD-To facilitate the formation
Of educational associations
BY Mr.. BROOKS-TO make certain the recording
marriage ceremony.
The Attorney General in reply to the resolution Of
inquiry to whether the Governor and Senate have
pow er 10 appoint officers IN city whose duties are OF
judicial character or any officers whose duties per-
tain solely TO cities and villages, states that under
article section Is of the Constitution neither the Gov
and Senate Legislature have power to appolo
any officers whos sc duties of Judicial character
He considers that prominent object OF the new Con-
sitution was deceDtr,ze the Government by taking
sway the power Of the Governor to confer II upon
localities either by election appointment and be.
heves therefore, that, Jude. article 10 section =, all
officers whose duties pertain 10 cities or villages can be
elected only by the people OF such cities or villages or
appointed by the village city authorities, aud cannot
b. appointed directly or Indirectly by the Governor or
legislature
MIR. UpHAMS Canal bill was debated, and made
the special order for tomorrow. ,.-.m..,
The resolutions comforting the right OF suffrage upon
colored citizens were debated
Mr. BROOKS offered amendment, requiring
voters to be able TO read the Enslth language which
were adopted.
printed.
The concurrent resolutions to adjourn from Friday
ill Tuesday adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act relative to Banks, Banking Assocl-
at;oc ~ Tod yi1 ual ukers
Relative to summonses from the New-York Marine
Court.
To pay the expenses Of the Connecticut Boundary
Commission.
To prevent the returning of charcoal in Brooklyn.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. LEAVENWORrH introduced a substitute for
the Quarantine li. II provides as follows That the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Controller sbau
approve the site collected, and the improvements de-
signed; that be Commissioners of the Land Office
shall map out and SELL a. appraisal or at the Merchants
Exchange the old grounds, one-quaver Of the amount
for which they sold 70 be paid down. and the bal
ance in one two and three years al elk per cent In
ierest.
The bill to provide for the appointment of Loan
Commissioners by the Bosrd OF Supervisors was
debated and progress Teporsed.
TIE resolutions instrucDg the Committee 70 report a
Registry Law for TIE State debated by Mr.. VAR
NUN in favor, and by Mr.. MAHON against the Law.
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OLD WooIESs.-Tne li,tle town Of Dewsbery
in Yorkshire. III gland s chiefly responsible for what
ever OF meit or dement, attaches to the utilizing Of
castof woolens which generally pssses in England by
be name Of the Dewsbery trade Immense ware
houses are FLED with old stockings worth So to 30
uI; white fsnnels worth 80 TO 800; and carefully
sssored black CLOTH worth 500 TO $780, while all the
rubbish consisting Of searns lnseys and nopdescnpts,
are worth SO 10 81 per tuI for manufacturing prus-
state Of potssh All the better materials ground
pulled up into loose MACS resembling the original
inter-. Generally speaking, this material is far inferior
10 rev WOOL and its admixture INTO almost every spe-
cies Of cloths, extensively pracced, while it de-
but little from Their appearance, hss serious
eAec. upon their durability. The peculiar stitch or
bend Of the wo.s,ed ibers in knit wo,x, and the bot
and washing to which they are subjected dung
leI stocking existence, has the effect OF producing
permanent elasticity in the product, which no he~
wool be found TO equal ard this feet may oe oil
value TO those who manufacture blankets Tor piihhs-
prestes, and the Ike permanently elastic tnse' ny
this trade Dew-beiry has Increased irona niue village
70 civ Of 3d. COO inba bitanis Garn.nts from an
mart, Of Great Brtsin Europe, and even America, srs
there tom up and assortec'
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g-Tte friends of Heru an Melville, who called for
Europe in SoosI ru INT rr rsn WV De S.ad .
steamer be spesks Of being much restored 10 heath
and strength that be climbed Cheops the ether day,
80 enferprae of piodigis eIercn." He sas to 90
to jerusalem, and expected to b. ia BONE 10 The oss
Of q fsN Nseks.
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SOUTHERN TRAVEL.

HAvRE De GRACE, Tuesday, FEB. L. lNo''
The ferry steamer hiss crossed the S1squehannn.
three times snce las, evening. No further deeation
Is anticipated. Passengers and freight are oesos
rsn,fs'red to day as usual. The ice u moVias oa'
slowly.
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Adopted by IS against GO. Adjourned.

10 the bad working Of the Southern lines
Congressional report reAched in very imperfect sndon
fused state We give the report relative to the Ac Iee
that bill fiji ally rccommtted 70 the Committee OF
and Means By 2 sgsngt a. Thus indicating tue prob
able success Of the bill AFTER shall have been slightly amended
as proposed by its friends -Rep.l
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SOUND NAVIGATION.

BosTOS, Tuesday. Feb. H. 1857.
Neither of the steam0Ost trsins has arrived here up
10 Il N. 1t is supposed thai the boats save bseD de-
tanned by fog on the Sound
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posToS WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

BOsTos Tuesosy, Feb Il, 1857.
The following the footings OF our Bank statement
for the past week:
C,n,.I .ook $50 Due 10 other banks. IS 7a 900
Loaa. discounts 5366Z oc Deposits l5O55oo
Specie $4,000 Circulation. 674l,soo
Due from other bks 6,ezl, 0Do
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loss OF THE SCHOONER yILLETTE.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1857.
The schooner Viete hence for Ner.iork, was to-
tally Lost off Cross Island on the 18th inst.
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LIFE IN NEWBORN.

GRAND REUNION OF THE FANCY"
On Monday evening the Hall No. - White street
known during the past year or two as Kergans Mill
tary Headquarters the scene Of disgusting ex-
bibion given under the patronage Of the Fancy.
The announcement of the affair made by meaUs of
posters which extensively circulated in the ri n
holes where the sporting circles meet in their daily de-
votors. The following is reprint from one of the
bills:
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MoRAL.-We are none of us half grateful enough for
the blessing Of Ralroads-when the trains run aud the
cars don't fly the track. H.G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-05

Third-st., oAe door seutkof Main, kcokuk, Iowa.
aEo. o.yhHls 9. LEE, Late Of Albany, Ny.
rOLLECTI0Ns 5 made u all parts OF the West. and
- promptly renitIed On day Of pay nent at cur
rent rates.
bsnkof the State of New York, NJ Y.
Ed Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, n, y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, NY.
ErStHs Corning Co., A lbany N. Y.
Hon. noaL SC hoolcraft, ,Pres Comm 'iBank, AL
kAny, N. Y.
Ihos. W olcott, Pres't Mechanics d Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
uilbertL. Wilson, ASS tIrcRs. N. Y. Central X.
II. Co., Albany.
thompson Co. . Express, Boston.
Hon. .horAtioSeymour, Utica, Y.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, Y.
Jno X Lee 4 Co., bankers, Buffalo, n. Y.
Michigan Insurance Co, Bank, Detroit, Mich
Marine Bank, Chicago, Ills.
I. IL Burch ) Co., Chicago.
Bank Of Commerce Milnaufs Wis.
Mortimer Hall. 81. Paul, Minnesota,
Greene, Thomas 4 Co. Bankers, Burlington lows
Locker, Kenick Il Co, "a ST. Louis, Mo.
Messrs. u. W. u. kilbourne, keokuk, Iowa
Jno Jacob Wendeil Cashier Dcmoine N. II, RIO
decib-dIy
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EM,N
JEwELRY STORE.

second street between Main and Jobnssn.
HAVING Just returned from the EAst,
1 i respectiuIly call tie attent'on u ny IA
friends and the public generally, TO ny
newand hnestock of watches ,jsweliy, silver ana
plated wars, fancy gcods, ac..
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent spa ue,.~
lever watches; silver patent ana detaehea s'e',
audL 'Epines of ali kinds inequalities.
JeWc1ry. .
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and ems
earrings ana bre ast pans, ladies anu chiiorcn
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies' and gen. gois
chains, pencils aud pens, gold and diamoha Iuss
rings gold and silver thlm bics gents geia ptess'
pins, stuas COL and sleeve buttons, goiu,
steel snd patent spsctacles, pocket table aha ass
sert cutlery, ana seissvrs.
silver ware.
In whichiine i intend not TO besnrpasseo oy saJ
store or north of ST. Louis, via. SILVER taoie'
dessert and spoons aud forks, sugar cream mus-
tard and salt spoons, butter and dtrutt tkniVes,sh'
aud plated napkin rings, DC.
rlWted ware and Fancy 40 e0
Plated and britannia ca sets, castots, Iion ~
cake baskets, candiesticks, pearl ana shell poeA
books and IN fact everything pertaining 70 ny
line.
general assortment II clocks OF the elat.sNls',
terms nd best make, all warranted 70 keep Goes
time.
E1Watehos and JewelI. repaired In tue n'os'
workman Ike IN amer, and at the shortest ho.ee.
/ my6-diy JULES GEIsEk.
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=. Il. a. IA
rNAkE pieaSurc IA announcing TO the Lawyers
j jast.ees Of the Peace. and business men of
iowa thai Immediately after The next session OF
the Iowa Legislature they viii Issue anew
enlarged Grentty Improved EdI.
itono 81 the Code St Iowa.
1t Will e0s,Iain he Code, all the general laws
passed since he Code, also those OF tt coming
essionoi the Iowa Legislature, the New Censtitn-
/ tien, and ali the acts Vt MICiiluAN, " lSC0NSIN
/ and low A affecting Land Titles
References TO ali the decisions Of the suPkEME
cot RI OF MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN and I0W A
touch. ng any of the laws of this State, as sln In
I thu matter of practice TO those decisions of NEW
/ YORK aud other States which may be Of value un-
der our systtr.
| The work viii be prepared by CHARLES BEN
I DARWIN, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA, and Will
| be furnished 10 the Bar Mt the low price Of five
doliars per copy. IL Will contain about $50 Super
Royal Pages. Printed and bound in the best style
Of the ari-the index will be complete and cvpious
and We shall copy the main features u the OHIO
1 sTAIuThS Ms regards Marginal Notes, Ac., max.
ing the work one Of great value to the profession
4 and business Of the state.
Our plan has already received the approval of
JUDE STOCKTON aud other eminent Jnrists.
Persons wishing copies Of the work Will please send
| their names to Us n once.
j. l.. CoksE 4 son, BOOKSELLERS,
ocIsdtwti burlington, Iowa.
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yko - rAGs k.b. Am. .CAarESTkR, ~ %.
Drs. rage 4 CArRsnier,
1 AVING associated hemselves in the practice
IL of their profession in Ito various branches,
can be ound heir once, east sids Of I'd street,
between Main aud Johnson, ncxt door TO Anaer-
son Bank. Residence n thcformer on Ind street,
be,wsenJohnson andXxchangej Of the istter, At
the otice- febo-d
Doctors McGugin and Letcher
LAVE associated themselves in the praence Of
LII Medicine. Will soniina no 70 attend in consul
tationin all cases. and 10 any required distance Ow-
ing TO the spacousnes. Of their o1hce rooms, and
large ibarry Of the best medical works extant,
they prepared torecese and 81 arge class
VI pupils, &
once in the"Post building" ID story, on Sd IT..
between Main and johnson.
Consultation hours between II o'elock, A. NJ, and
Pm. jans'57d
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uI.AIu a McInTYME,

TJNDEkTAkEkS, bet Main and ohm
~ son ats, in the Alley from I'd street,
carry on the business of Undertaking in all its
branches. They have recently made extensive ad-
ditions their stock and perfected their arrange
ments in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
Impervious TO air and iudesttuctibie, highly erns-
mented nd invaluable for the preservation Of The
dead we'll rs collins Of every stylo and hnish
furnished To order.
Hearses and Carriages furnished, and the entire
arrangements of the funeraiattendtd TO when re-
auired.
keoknk. Iowa May 81, ls5T-diy
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MATGHkAl
N. w. JONES,
ne "A r 4 n lfl q On . ~ q c d . 4 " CITY
ID u e N Clock watches q , eWc =
ON THIRD STREET,
l.h

InIRD srREkT,
Between Main and Johnson.
kEUkU A.
flsllE subscriber has just rccsi,ed large
/ and beautiful stock Of gold and SILVER ~
Watches, gold jewtlry, &c. ,comIrising The
latest sylcs Of iadies breast pins, earrtngs, niger
rings, cuG pins, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbes, gold slides, snaps, stuu',
gold pens. with or without holders, gola Fsntilf,
pens and pencils.
WATCH RETAINING.
The subscriber being practical watchpaker,
fcels competent 10 repair the most difleult Hud
delieut. work that may be en- ntrusted TO hir care.
All work warranted 20 give satisfaction.
CORRECT TIME.
The public may restassured that tthecorreei time
lie !, and always will be kept by
Nov, IS 'St-dIy N. W. june.
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For the Upper Mississipps.
u. p. MAIL LINE.
Rock Island aud ksokuk Daily Passs,lqs

I'HE Steamers Ben. Campbell and
l. J. Mckee will compose this line
ior the season of 1857 Both of these 13.8R
boats beingof light draught and Of z111<n
great speed, may BE- relied upon for making con-
nections as advertised.
The Ben Campbell, l.. Dodge, Master, A. l.. Mil
Ter, ciers. leaves Montrose every Tuesday, Thurs
aay and Saturday tho j. Mckee, j. X. Roach.
Master. A. IL Cor~Ee, Clerk, leaves Montrose
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, on the arri.
yal af the packets from ST. Louis, connecting a,
burlington with trains for Chicago, and Mt. Pleas
ant, iowa at Muscatine with the train for lows
CITY at Rock Island with Minnesota Packet Com.
pany ssteamers for Gaiena, Dubuque aud st. pssi
and the trans Of the Chicago and Rock Is.ant
Railroad. mav7dTm
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JOS. II. N. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND lNhlkAN
~ A. A

OfFICE, No. 8, kILBUtK KhE's BLOCK,
IL AS for sale DO beautiful Lots in u. " Kill
J. bourne's Addition.
From any Of these Lots tho prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isdeiigAtful,
They all near adjoining
kILBOURNE PARki'
And other Lots IN the City can be more desirable
for residences.
Block IT6 in the oldlmits.
30 Feet on Msin-rt., between oh anaTih.
Lot A. Block ", on Blondeab- 81.
60 Feet n Block 20I, on Main-st-, between 10th
and lth.
25 Feet on Main-st., commencing leo feetfrom
leth street.
20 Feet on +th st., in Bloch 40, yer. desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward kiIboulne's New Addition.
ETERHs--Low, ana very Eass Payments-
For further particular enquire at the above once
ianz6d
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Co-Pnrtoershtp.

The undersi gned, having formed n Co Partner
ship auder the and i, yle Of Hanes Brother,
and purchased the entire interest of II. ). Farrar
will cor tinue the business Of anufactsring sash,
Doors Blinds, Flooring, Pump Tubing, ac., at
the Ia stand corner Of u ABtaG Streets, near the
Ksokuk i Fl. Dss Meines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Keokuk Sept %, 81. p. q. HAlNEs.
a