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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
AN ARMY IN LAWRENCE.

LAWRENCE, Friday Evening, July -, 1857.
Gov. Walker has entered Lawrence this after
noon at the head Of United States army of several
hundred men. These are dragons, and are under
the command of Cook. He issued proclamation
at LesvenwOrth, against tho city charter OF Law
renee His proclamation have sent. 1t is IA It's
sue of absuIdities. There is scarcely a town In
Kansas that has not some arrangement for managing
its affairs. Lawrence had u President and
Town Council nearly three years ago. The
design for the city charter is necessity ORR
ginated in the recent rapid growth of the place.
1t WAS to have the ravines brdged roads
mode out of town, and nusaDces removed from the
streets. There was no design to employ force IN
doing anything The tax would be voluntarily paid
and an irresistible public sentiment alone would give
force to these arrangements. There only one or
two PrO-Slavery men in the city. These partlc
pated in the charter election and are cheerully in
favor of it. As yet nothing has been done. An
election Was held on Monday. Officers were elected
by the people. As yet they have not even been
sworn IN. Some of them were absent from town
at the election. Gov. Walker has wrts for
the arrest Of the persons thus voted for. He has
gone off at half cock This stupid warlike demon
straton is the insane thing that was done
in Kansas. Don Quixotte's tilt against tho wind
mill was joke to it,
Governor Walker, having heard that the people
bad dared to vote for city charter last Saturday
came through Lawrence on his way to Leaven-
worth on Monday. He appeared to be in rage,
and neither sought to tell the people OF Lawrence
that they had done anything wrong, nor tried any
peaceful remedy. He hurried on to Leavenworth in
passion, issued his proclamation there, aud then
with large body Of United States troops marched at
once on Lawrence. As yet he has done nothing
The people of the town were all buslly engaged at
their work when he passed. They will remain so.
They will not listen to him unless he removes the
army fret, and then comes and reasons with them:
His tyrannical and violent proceeding has enraged
the people, and it is understood that if be comes in
with military display Tomorrow, that no one
shall listen to him. no shall look at him. and thar
all decent men shall turn their backs on him II he
speaks to them. He has arrests for NIFTY persons,
including the town officers The design of this is
TO prevent as far as possible the August election,
and make Southern capital for Walker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

RAILROAD CoSDUcroRs TO BIZ APPOINTED POLICE
NEs-We learn from a reliable source, that all the
conductors of the city cars, as well ss those having
charge Of trains running out of the city, and within
the jurd Of the Police Commissioners, are to be
appointed Special Policemen; and that the conduc-
tors will probably be sworn in rome tme the present
week, and at the same time receive their respective
badges Of authority. This step, 10 believed, will be
found 10 work WE'LL for while will not incur any
expense upon the city beyond the cost Of the brass
shield it will prove Of great advantage in quellins
any d-orderIy iiotOus conduct which may occur on
board Of the raDs in cases where the authority OF
the conductor is now often resisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
CospEMsEp TO BE HuSG-ExcIrISG ScESE.-The

CONDEMNED TO BE HusG-ExcIrISG ScESE.-Ine
negro woman who murdered her mistress, Mrs. HAIL.
near Gordonsvile few weeks since was sentenced on
Monday last, blythe Louisa County Court u DC nuns
on the 2lst of next month We are mortified 10 learn
that scene should be enacted in the trial " 'ns
cause which should be rsproach upon toe Tue Ooa,'
that Eat in judgment, and make every a. a' az
with fear at the manner in which the criminal aWs orc
administered by our County Courts Inc Coal. s a
Dou1ced that they stood four for hanging auo QUE lor
tals portatiop. Under the decision the woman va
legally acquitted Of murder il the hrst oesres, aaa
should have been punished by transportano pu' as
coon MS was known that the prioaer was ~. " 10
burg the crowd that filed the courtroom oecale
greatly excited, and threats were maze una. II sue
Tot condeun ned to death the people tnehseVes
would Is nch her. apd one two gentlemen
the dissenting Justice, and advised MN 10 aaanee l'
opinion Under these circumstances INC n''n ,uas,s'
tate gave way and the woman was conu. l,eu 70 oe
bUug As sosn as the sentence Il dean had Dsen
scr,sd upou one Of the Court arose, ana s,a'eu .al
az iur, to the Jail and danger to the we're 20
be apprebended from the poPulace, the shein 9ugo'
to Er claim publicly that the Court utu J,ueiei VIZ
woman TO he hung Proclamation was N .de ana 'ne
e1c, &c pulace became satished WIN we t .s
Mrs. Marble. one of The Silver Lake capiyes ameog
the In6aps. il il Washington. She s,lii sunirlaS
in health from the brutal treatment she received
among the savsges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

SUDDEN DEATH OF A PROFESSOR A AZ LiScuisr.E
Henri Sehmi in This city, and recently Of Mount
~ Nsv1s Cols ee. in Keniueky, came here from that
S" Ss.,ed by change of air. and engaged room IN
house Oh the east tide Of Walnut street between zen
,oxe and yesterday morning he was found dead in
p;s he'd The impression was that he had destroyed
himself but several physiciars state that he died OF
aporIexy. Mr.. Sckmitt native Of Germany. wrots
and Ike fuepfly In addition 10 bis OWL the FRENCH
Italian Spanish, Portuguese, English and heprew
languages; was man Of vigorous mind and h'gn
order cf intellect ard much esteemed by those VINO
krew bis worth.
;r,n ,o,nynad we,d;ct Of death from apopeIy
'S'' '''"'"N (Cincinnsti 0ssette Of July -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

There are now fifty nine Republican members pres
eut-one man, Oh. C. Wait of st. Cloud, nomi-
mated and elected as Republican, but proving to
have been Democrat in disguise, having gone in
With the Democrats. The discrganizers have about
6ortv duly elected delegates among them. How
MANY boeus members we cant tell until their Com
mi,tee ON Credentials shall report
can hardly think they will continue their disor-
esnizipg coursc to 9 the bitter end" but another
week will probably show. If they do, we shall vote
them down at the polls in the FALL and shall 60 on
and perfect our State organization, and shall claim
seats for our Senators and Representatives in Con-
press under the Enabling Act. Should Congress
tyrannicay refuse to admit us as State into the
Union it will simply drive into the disagreeable
position of State outside of the Uoion.
The Democrats engaged in this boiling move
ment, have openly proclaimed, that il they can't
bring Minnesota into the Union Democratic
State, it shall not come in at all, while they can
prevent it,; that they have control of the United
States funds for the Territory, through the Secre-
tsry; that the L. S. Marshal, appointed by Con-
eress to take the census Of the Territory, will only
act under the authority of their bogus Cenven-
ton; ard, finally, that Congress, being largely
Democratic, will recognize their Convention, and
refuse to recognize ours, whatever the regularity
of our proceedings, and the irregularities Of theirs
They mistake the temper Of Minnesota men, if
they expect thus to subdue our people. They may
keep us in an uncertain, unsettled condition for
years, and make us great expense by the frequent
elections consequent on this condition of things
But this State is never to be sadded with State
Officers and Congressman selected by the National
Administration, usurping the places of those cho-
Gen by our own people. HENNEPiN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

YALE CoMMrScEMEST.-The Commencement e1er
cises Of Yale College will take place this week. On
wedne sday, July %, the Alumni meeting and the
anniversaries of the Literary Societies will be held
In the evening an Grafton will be delivered before the
Phi Beta Kappa Society by Wendell Philips, esq., OF
Boston, and a poem by Francis NJ. Finch, esq OF
Ithaca On Thursday, the regular exercises OF Com
mencement consisting Of addresses by the graduating
class, will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

ENGINE Co. No. 22.-Prepsrations are being ms'e
by this Company to make their Intended e1cu,'loc ono
If the hest of the season. Committee OF tne UNI
pspy have visited the places at which they n'ena 20
stsv. arranging preliminary matters Iney o'"'e"''
nlots visiting Bridgeport and New.Hsven'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

SUICIDE BYA YOUNG LsDY.-At o'clock on Ban
day morning the body Of Miss Annette Esoer was
found on the beach at Cedar Grove, Staten Island
Coroner Vanderbilt oil stapleton, proceeded to the
plsce and held an inquest en- the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
THE RATIFICATION MEETING.
,ndence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Correspondence OF The N Y. Tribune
FRIDAY, Midnight, July II, 1857.
A large meeting Of the citizens Of Lawrence has
inst been convened in the front Of the Morrow
Hoyse. The resolutions adopted at Topeka were
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JUST RECEIVED AT
MOoREG,S


noro aaa Prescription store,
A NOThEk fresh supply u Draxs, Chsn,ssls,
.,.s! !wssraased pare, fsrfsmery and Fancy ar
day, 70 vaish hs invites yosr asssa.ioa.
oonesntratsd Persian ksssac.. ths mast el.s~r,
perfume Tor inparting TO the Aandk srehiet very
AsresseIe and lasting odor.
Drop, Otto sf Roses,
h1e- Masaolia, Ixs. New Mown Nay,
west knd, Tea Rose,
Sweet Briar, patchouiy,
Hs,.a,,,.n. HIa, Jesasy Jockey Club,
'srbeAa, Amber and Orange Flower Water; Aro-
snatie Viassar, Aromatic Crystals, 0sr-
man fsrvna Cologne, Macassar Oil,
GERS, Neon Fun, chais
BAlls, Lily White,
bandaline, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
-----------------A-
roa rss aAIa.
Alsxanderi Peismieus,
SAvage's Ursina,
LymAn's Arct ssins,
Bssi.s roneins Soap,
ANein . osvon SspsrAns soap,
Nersena SOAP,
money soap,
veEetsble Oil bAnd Soap,
Transparent Soap Bars,
transparent Soap Balls,
:. Amandins Soap,
Marsh Mallow,
| 0snsinc Yankee sap,
Military Shaving soap,
Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushs:,
Hair brushes,
| Tooth Brushes,
| Nail Brushes,
| Flesh Brushes
Port Mopsics,
| Railroad Companions,
| Cigar Cases, and
Travelling FiAsks of every description.
| - sLAvoaiSe EXTRACTS.
Vanilla,
Almond,
| Lemon,
| "a Celery.
L 0ec4V Pine AnnlA L.
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Ons Dollar . Year
THE VAL LEY WHI0!
CLUBS or FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

hsslness Casas. not sKeeedtng stx llose, tnes6e
4tl, sthssviss %.
Sosisss II nsssisss. charitable sssississ, In
sompeatss, As-, half pstss.
DhpaAys4 aAvsstlssDsnts half more than ths
above RAteo.
Advsstlssnsats lsaAsA enA plassd underths hs>i
of "spsstal sotisss, " 1ssessfAs svAlsssy vsiss.
Spssisi sotisss 10 ths lssei selsmA - sssts pss
liAs.
Advertisements osAsssd On Ne lnsiAs exclusively
In tAs Daily, akssr sAs Arst two weeks ~ pss ssat
moro BAaa The sbove saAes.
Aavsssissnssts not asseapAsisl With Aiseseasas
will b insestsdtili forbid aud charged for essorl-
iagly.
Aufvssssss s5vsrstseasnf nssf ts psdI II sIvsaee
This rsls vili nes ~ varied fron.
whsa tAs sdvsrsissr ssss tAs Wsskly alons, the
Prlss will be ths saas - 10 ~ Daily. Whsss ths
Daily aad weekly are hssA ssea. - ~ eoat. viii
- Asassssa froa The aggregate aasssA.
Usdsf The psssest system, 10 sAvestlses pAys "a
nssh lsr tas spAss As sssspiss, The sAaaGss Sslna
shAsssahle Tor esapositon snly. This p(aa u noe
gesssslly s1spasd. 0srshssgs Ter sAasess viii u
Is sssss Per sSsass.
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stngsr's Sewing MachSnss.
31S Broadway, New York; lao Lab . street Chics n
VIsHk6E Machines have established great repu.
1 tation, founded on substantial exoeilencs. III.
fair profit Of using Of these reeularl,
$1,000 . Year.
No Tailor, Ssamstscss, Shoe Manufacturer, Sad.
dler or other Psrson having sewing
can Adurd 10 do without one. peculiar merit oi
Singsr's Machines, which no other kind can Justly
claim, II thstth same Machine will do every kind
Of work Ia perfect style. They are strong durable
will keep In order. Whoever buys one may BE- en-
tirely certain Il win DO his work. Every iarsspri
vsts family ouEht 10 have one.
Aliwh wish complete and reliable Information
in regard TO size and price of Machines manner
Of and method Of purchasing, With all 9th
er can obtain itby applying by letter st
either Of our Offices for copy oi ~. =. Singer
Co.'S GaEette. ~ paper devoted to the sewiag Ma
/. n. siSoEs ! co.
Local Agents wanted In every town In the
Union. fjanl1-d dom
n kkP IL before ths psopis that Al. OHNEK,
n hes rseeivsd aad i still rsceiying,a large
supply Of PORTE MONAIES, RETICULkS. PURS
rs, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAVELLING
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, new ~ haud-
some style Of Jswsry, Boxes Of every pattern, vio
Inns, Inns ass...s, 5..s' sifs: Assordsoa. Baato.,
ment Of Fancy Goods, Toys, &c, Ac., for Childpsa.
consisting In part Of Dsssctins Msps of The world
tho Nation the U. s., A b c Biocks, and n fast
~v-yy thtrg s-crr r.-rher, ac-r &c n..: -, ::
which will ke sold eheap 1t
g U s.. 0 II N ER'S
Fancy Goods and Toy Store, EAsr sIDx OF Turnp,
between main and JOHNSON Streets. dsclld
WA WAGONS WA0ON0TIi
DL0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
L and Main Streets, kcokuk, Iowa. Having
psseAassA the before named sstAblishmsut and
nads large additions 70 u, " ass nov Mans s1as-
turing o1 the best OaIo rlasnn the sassn
ssns lsies, ne other timber for wheels ksise ussA
y tbs sesabliahment,l WAGONS or IvRM VA
WH1DLBARROW6. CULTIvA1OnD, AND
PLOM6, IN style aad work nanship squAl teany Il
tbs Wsstsrn 6tatss. A " use noae hat the hast
natssiAl and employ noae but ~ bsst nseAanies
ve fesl csnndsnt ef hsing aAle tsohvtase eAe Ne.
ossaity, 10 those who will give % call, Of ssnd
sithsr TO Chicago sr ciisinnsti fosany artiei.
IN oar Linz.
MA good stock u Plovs and wAsess sss-
stantly % hand 70 supply purchasers At The short
sst notice. xhses wishiAg - purcAaes saA saw
tins . ssa naaey y sallinG e ths sssns. q l1tl
ssa As,s sn,,s 1tsss,si .ss.i, SAEhAAS ksoWLSs.
Ahail sAs ufacssEa % KsoGU1
o,,-s.,.ss y .yssaissS
i 1af HU1URR INTBRngTS or OuR CITY.
CltIssns ~ invited = call q tAe uassssens .
| ~ x1skak Furniture Manu1Astsfy, 10 0ain-se.
- e3nanine eus aaek o& Pasles, ChnnAss, g
Dining 3ee4 vuRultnSs. Orr aaeoetmoot = noS
4 oDmpaoto, nn6 W oso mA101AoeuHina variety !
aee1se snllssly 49, - ~ tsaAs, u&ish 1os style
vseknenahiD anA Aaish sAaass ~ asssllsa ~ =
iesi7-1 kILIoURHI DAVIS.
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ScrIvcn q Gallagher
0eneral Advertising and Collecting Agency.
81 Dearborn ct. Chicago

0Awsy DagsIl HagsIyl
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO Rag
NA MAnnfactory, 10 Dearbornstreet, ,Chieaso, A.
FLOUR, BUckWMEAT,
oOkNMKAL, HAM, FARMERS
OSNABUkG AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at the
lowest market prices. The designs for brsndins are
new original and not 10 be parsed insthis com
try. q. W. AsHARD,
Jaly36-dly PostoGhce sddres,--box 1897.
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pENNS1LvANlA nAEAHUAD.
04
THkxR aa!Ly 1ks0s0k TFsiaS, 6ssvssn Philadsl-
! pAia and fts.sessg. g.-Tss Aoaxms MAIL TaAm
lssvcs fAils6sllAis fer PesSbsrg at u A. ~, aaa
Lus leaves PhilsdslP6ia for Pitssbsrs q p n.
tn nnns txsssss TaAIn leaves Philadelphia fsr
rtssss.s! = II Z. T., end pisssssrg for Phiisdsl-
TAs abevs linss connect ai Pit.sburR with Rail
roaAs 10 and from b. Louis, No. Altoa, 0alena
- CAieags, III. 1ranhford. Lsxingten and Lsu-
isvills, y. Tsns HAats, Madison, Lafayette and
IsAiaaapolis, Iad. Ciasinnati Daytoa, Springfield
Dsii.fsatains, Sendssky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colsm-
viii ths atsAa Packet Boats from and 70 New Or
leans, a. Louis. Losisville, and Cineinnasi
Through TSsksts can be had 70 or from either o1
The abevs plssss.
fsseat stssti.g Psist.. Pssseagsrs from ths West
will A.4 this The shortest ana most sxpsditioss
ton. THO9. N6ORk,
Asss Asss,, r..s:.nssr Lines. PAilsA.lpAi..
Agent, Passenger Liass, Pitasburg.
Jaa. l. 1887. -ly
PaGNSTLVANaA 6AII1OAD.
rNHkdfssi Central ksus., eesssss{s se Is zasn
ttc stiles with WsstsSn, NortAvse1sss aaA 6osth.
wecsern steass, ~ eoatisnoas Railway dirsse.
Ths roed also sonnssS q Pitsh1Sg with daily iins
:. .a :: .s.. sI q. 49,. s,.:'
Pests On ths Nosthvsstssn Lskss; mailing The most
direct cheapest and reliable rests y which Rreishi
san he forwarded 10 sad from ths 0rsaa West
AAf1e ogTwu1n PuiLA usLPuK Anp nsrssUno
Rms1 C1Ass.-Booss, Shoes, Hats
and oADss Books, Dry Goods,
Tin boxes, bales and tranks,) f0oc. per 1eo lbs
| Drag lin boxes ssd bAlcsj
!saahsrs, sfs, -, Ae.
ID CLA0.-Donsstis Shsetins,
SAirtiag md Tiskisgtn orig
iasl belol DruSs Qn sasks)
Hardware, Lssshsr I'm roll, sr 'ee' per ississ
hoxes.) Wool, aad Sheep psln,
Eastward, H., tc.
ID CLAss.-Aavils, Steel, Chains
in eesks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork. Sailed tlooss or In sscks) lesc Per leo lhs
Tebaseo, naaaiastassd, ,(execpa
CienW ossstl h., 10.
%tl Class --CoGss, Yish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, Tin casks or
i boxes eastward, J Lard and Lard s5c per lee Ia
Oil. Maths, 6eda, Ash. German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosia. &c.
YLOUR-ol psf bbl. until further notice.
0nAlN-eo ets PER leo lbs. until further notice
CUx1UN - - Per bale, not exceeding see Lbs
wight, snti further notice.
Phiiaaslphia, b particular to mark package "via
PsnnsyivAnia Railrosd." All Goods eonsigped /.
be Agents ef this Road II PAilaAelphia or Pitts
bsrg, win b forwarded without detention.
1agieur AsnSSs-hArris, Wormley 4 Co., Mem
phis, Tenn; B. =. Sass Co., ST. Louis; p. q. o.
Riley Co., Rvaasville, Ind, Dumssnii, Bell
Co., and Carter Jewstt, Louisville, KY; h. c
nsldrun, Madison, lad; sprignan 4 Brown, an,
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; N. w. Graham 4 Co.
xanssvills, Ohio; Lsech Co.. 81 Kilby street, Bos
ton, Leesh Co, No. 3Astor House, New York; M
William street, and No s. Battery Place, Nev
York; =. J. Sneedss, PhilAdolphie; Maersw
Koons, Baltimore 0so. c. Francissus, Pittsburs.
II. H. HOUSTON,
4 General Freight Agent, PhilAdsl phis
II. LOMBAERT, SSp't, Altoona, Pa.
Jan. I, lS57--dly
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oMEo AND nlssIssaPPI
BROAD 0UAoE RAILROAD.
U. s. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
CsvTrs1 fAs 0vsst kesfAerw sal Esstsra Meii
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
HoR fHR wIKrRR or 1861.
fwo fHkou0a TRAINS AHDo sANDovAL Accon MoDA- :
rios TRAIN BAfLY SUNDAY Rxcsrrxpl.
n And aft,r sunday, Nov. -seth, trains will ran
Morning Mail leaves st. Louis NJ 7a5 o'clock
4. ~, ana q. 81 Loais Depot at $50 A. n. Even
ing Express train leaves st. Louis 3:4s p H., and
3. 81. L0uis Depot A.3e
Tho SAndoyal Accomm oL alton leaves Saudoval n
?. H., on the arrival Of ths Illinois CeatrsI trai
from the North aud 6oath. anl arrives 1T ST. Loaf
- S:25 p r., making the quickest and most direct
route bctsssn 50. Louis an Cairo and points north
ON the lliinois Central Railroad.
The Nail and Express trains make direct and
certain connections st with all Eastern
trains, thus making the shortest and quickest posi-
BILE route tfor the pssssnt) to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, baltimore, WAshington
City, L0uisvills, CineinnAti, and all she eastern
elites Also Cairo, and oil points north on the Ili-
nois Central X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS 70 CHICAGO.
This II the best and only rsttable routs bet weeu
st. Louis and Tara Haate, and the Eastern Roadi
ostof Indianapolis rus In lirsot connection with
trains OF the Ohio Assissippi Road.
New York Passengers have choice of four railroad
routss from Indianapolis, Wis New York Eris
y. 4. Central, PsnnsylvaniaC ,ntrsl and Daltimor
4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves O.
this most reiisbls route bstwsen the East an,
West, ~ It Affords unusuAl facilities, being supe
rior road, and the only BroaI Gauge Road in III
West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, LasalIs
Rock Island, Burlington, PsoriA, Dunloith,- 0s
lena, Pcsu, &C., 10, connect At Sandoval with tn
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mattoou and Chicago, connect .
0din With Chicago Branch. Throagh from u, -.- Al
With one change Of ears.
Through baggage checks yivsn In this city, IN
baggseshandled free; giving passenger sotroubl
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
can b. procured at the otbscs, No. 70 and 50, eol
lah and Chestnut street, unI Or the Planter = Hous,
or No. - Lsvee, eerAsr of Vine.
N. b. Bsth oAess arc exs,tiy on the corner, th
only places 70 obtain Able Information.
I6AACWYAAN, Gen 4 Tick ct Ax't.
D. II. CHaSrlE, Asstsr rsaasportation.
I ian I'D
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CIGAR, TOBACCO ! SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
No. ~ k0n6oiph Sfrssf ..CMCAGO,I ILLS.
Xx1 nov wreceiving large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Ka.s.c1s, sasking, Piug Tsbaces I
Having direct communication with parties IN
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source of
production and manufscture Of PLuo TosAcco, en-
ablss ~ - easr some very choice hsands Of these
celebrated Iobsccos at very low prisss.
Cosnuy dealers and dealers generally are invited
70 sxamineour stock j. r. JORDAN 4 CO.
II Randolph e., ,(oPposite Young America, )ChieAgo
June II '60dly
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" ATG ~ EAI
II. W. JONES,

Dealerfu Csock ., watches 4 JeWslry
ON SECOND aTnKxT,
Next door to G. Parsons banning Heuse,)
kEOkU
y1yHE subscriber has jast rccsived large -
i and beautiful stock Of gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jewslry, re-, comprising the
latsst styles Of lsdies breast pins sasrnes, Hngsr
rings, cut Plus, gold guard and fob chains, keys,
seals, silver thimbes, gold slides, snaps, stads,
gold pens, with or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
WATCH nRrAfKinG.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent TO repair the most di6cult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfastion.
CoRRkCr TINE.
The public may rest ed that the correct time
is, and always viii b. sksptb by
Nov, IS 'b6-dly N. W. JONES.
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The Gate Otsy against the WerlA.
Keokuk Mattyoss Mandatory
A.C. Orr

Snow manufacturing Aattrsssss Of every de-
scriptien, Spiral Spring, Curled Hair. woolea,
Fslting, Cotton Moss, Birch Shxck, and Straw, Of
the best quality. Pillows and bolsters Of all
kinds Also Oomforts and 1ssthsrs.
Hessl aad Steamboat orders promptly attended
TO-, and all articles nAnufaetsrsd or sold ct ny
sstahlishment viii be offered at fair terms, and
warranted. I Ichsllsnsc tbs production Of superior
work At any bishment VI the kind In the west
srn sountFy. Yos are respectfully ihvitsd to Gall
and sxAntns specimens Of ny work. Wsrsroon
corner Of Hourth street and Exchangs.
hsvs In operation newly y.invsntad and cxpsn-
Sivs machinery, which enables mo 20 manufae-
tuYs better work, st more liberal rates, than In
ferief work Otherwise manufactured oan be e6erd-
"a for. Material for Bsddingste prepared By ma
ehinsry 10 more unifornly and perfectly prspar-
ID, and the work Tar superior IL quality.
Wholssals as% RstotI.
Mapoh ~ 1Ak7-dIv
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HARRAM 4 HAINEs,
keokuk Planning ana HIooYlng Wlll.
Cersey ~ = 80 DiV sfs. aesv fAs xeekuk asl
Pert N Asdass Rsdivssl Dspss,
n1AL1R6 In Lunbss in The resgA, naaufaetur-
II sss ef Deess, ghstasrs, BlinAs, Sash. Door anA
Window Frsnse, Ae1ldings Of every sise and pat
Ne. Base. Hlastsss, asa Chain Puap 1sEina.-
Plsned And naasASd Lumber fron 70 ~ tnshes In
Width.
large ssssostnsnt Of the ahevs named article
seastaAely % hand.
PlasiaG aad saving done TO erasron shert notise
atfeesosabls prices, and warranted 10 plsose.
Observation-Disclosures paid TO Glilng osasrsfee
eountsy baildiAes complete.
Ksokuk. JulyS-dkvu