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The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Ba5- negro lately fell from upper story
of a warehouse in Charleston S. c., distance
of 30 feet, his head coming in contact with
whiskey BARREL and cracked-the barrel.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

BSy- On the Sth of June, 1872, our govern
ment declared war against Great Britain We
had many causes of complaint against Great
Britain; but one of the most prominent and pal
pable was based on her Orders of Council, by
which our trade with the Continent had been
most outrageously harrassed and crippled
Those Orders in Council had been repealed before
ace declared Var, though the fact was unknown
and unsuspected here. Had it been known-in
other words, had the Atlantic Telegraph then
existed-it is quite probable that War would
not have been declared, that further negotiations
would have been had, and amcable redress
of grievances attained saving to each country
thousands of precious lives, and hundreds Of
millions of dollars. What has been, may again
be-"
For one, then, we most heartily rejoice that
Il, Atlantic Telegraph existed in 1872 for the
glory with which our country came out of that
struggle with the eSeatest Empire in the world,
gave us position among the nations of the
earth that we could not have acquired in half a.
century of peace.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

WEEDs.-Some say that the quickest way to
destroy weeds is to marry widow. 1t is no
doubt most agreeable species of husbandry.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

An UNHAPPY ARGuMEST.-"Whipping children
never produced any good said the venerable
Increase Slow: Esq" my parents whipped me
about halfa dozen times, and that ras for telling
lies"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

NATIVE FRAsERITEs.-A couple of New Cali
donia Indians, attired completely in furs, prom
enaded Montgomery street yesterday afternoon,
exciting great deal of attcntion.-S. r. Ma
ti0ndl
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
SHASTA COURIER.
Letter of Gen. Denver.

Numerous petitions were sent to Gen. Denver,
Governor of Kansas, requesting him to call an
extra session of the Legislature. In Lengthy
and able letter in reply, after expressing the
opinion that the term of the members OF the
last Legislature had expired, and that therefore
there were I" no Representatives who could bs
legally called together" he thus literally ex
coriates the members of the last Legislatures
But even if this difficulty did not exist
would not feel authorized to call togethe. fhe
late Legislative Assembly in extra session,
my knowledge of their past conduct would -.
me to doubt whether they could be relied on to
meet what might be regarded the just expecta-
tions of the people. They were once so called
together by my predecessor under written pledg-
es to pass only certain specific acts, and when
convened proceeded deliberately to determine
by caucus whether they should or should not
violate their pledges. 1t is true, number as
serted their signatures were forged to the pledg-
es thus given in writing, but whether that
charge was or was not true, the members we'll
knew the conditions on which it was under
stood they were called together, and they were
in honor bound to acquiesce or bring the session
to close at once But the pledges were viola
ted, and it is said that some of those whose
signatures were genuine were the most active
in having this done, while some whose names
had been forged insisted that the pledges should
be kept. During the regular session, great
majority banded themselves together, at least so
their votes would indicate-for the purpose Of
pecuniary profit, and in this nearly the whole
session was consumed. The granting of ex-
elusive privileges occupied much of their time,
and in one instance they went SO far as to pass
bill by which the people of Lawrence were
prohibited from obtaining water from the Kan
sas river or even from their own wells, without
obtaining the permission of company. This
bill was actually passed through the council
over my veto after had called their attention
to its provisions, but the people becoming alarm
ed, it was finally defeated in the lower House
This is only one example of their conduct
After such exhibitions of recklessness-such
disregard of faith-such disregard of the rights
OF the people, is it to be expected that they
would carry out any legitimate object for which
they might be called together Having once
violated their faith and their public duties for
personal spleen and private aggrandisement-
can they again be trusted?
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
kNoxvILLE, July 81. 1858.

KNOXVILLE, July 81, 1853
Mr.. T. w. Rich: have your note of the 2Sth.
setting forth your very unfavorable opinion OF
me.
You are the qaack Doctor who ran for the
Legislature in Wilson county, on the Democrat
lc ticket, and IN consequence of your bad NOR
ais, and want of integrity and talents, was una
bic to carry the strength of your own party
After this defeat you removed to the county of
Bedford and settled at War-Trace, where Won
have acquired quite a reputation by your visits
to the Grapevine Inn," and the nocturnal
meetings you hold with your Democratic asso-
ciates, both male and female. 1t is said vou
there have all things in common, including your
liquor, and that you are carrying out Democrat
ic principles in more ways than one. Your
custom of not paying your debts, of drinking
mean whiskey to excess, of keeping bad comma
ny, both male and female and lying upon and
abusing your betters, has induced decent men to
avoid you. | am pleased to learn that YOU
make it daily business to abuse me- | have
managed through life to incur the displeasure
of all liars, adulterers, gamblers, drunkards
thieves, and low-down scavengers, and by this
means satisfied strangers that l am opposed to
these classes of men. / would be very sorry to
hear of your speaking we'll of me, as it might
lead persons unacquainted with me, to suppose
that there is some trait in my character that
scoundrel admires
In thus acknowledging the receipt of your
note, don't want you to infer that will notice
anything else you may say or write, or stoop to
hold correspondence with man of your char
acter. am, &C., G. W. BRowNLow.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

D65- thousand u S. troops from Salt Lake
ore within a weeks march of Placerville.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

WV. H. DAILY, ESQ.,:
pear Sir-four aromatic Valley Whisky i:
received, and after careful examination. find !,
70 oe pure article, entirely free from the adm.
'erating ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES J. MApEs Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
E NJ PIRE HOT E. L.

d. THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS
bHiii ure in announcing to the citizens of
I14.114 French Gulch and the Northern travel
ing public, that they have remodeled and reft-
ted it in a manner so as to make their guests
comfortable. The California Stage Cos
Il -
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
GREENHOUSES TRAN,

To and from Yreka stop at this House.
The undersigned assure the public that no
trouble or expense shall be spared to make this
first class hotel, and hope by strict attention
to business to merit share of the public pat
ronage. S. F. SOUTHERN,
S. F. BLACK
French Gulch, Oct. 3, 1856. o4-tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

State Assayer's Office, 80 Somerset st., !
BosToN, MASS, April II, 1858.
VIM Fl. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have made Chemical ANALYSIS
of your "Aromatie Valley WHISKY" and find it
pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no
injurious matter of any kind, and recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, N. D.,
State Assayer.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

SPIRITUAL DIsPArcHEs.-A spiritual barmo-
mist" OF Placerville, has sent US two disnatcbes
says the Sierra Citizen, received by him ON tbe
LIST inst, from the spiritual confinement:
r. L. -, hail with rapturous and he.
nign delight the sublunary event, by which n
new dispensation of sublime and beautiful af;n~
ity between the people of the brotherhood of
man, has been inaugurated. The consanpuinitv
OF the world is thus developing to more right
eous capacity ior partaking of the extatic bliss
fulness of the New Jerusalem
E. SwEDENBoRe.
The other is from spirit who refused to dis
close his name
1t is the prevailing opinion hereabouts, that
IN lessn six months from now, that are water
line IL the telegraph cable1 either cause an
awful sight of trouble on earth, or break. Tom
Paine and Ben Franklin both have their doubts
on the subject"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Daly's Aromatic Valley Wbiskn
each. Aen ootties
for sale by all the principal Liquor Houses
sep4-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

New YoRK, April 10th, 1858.
have analyzed sample of {" Daly's aromatic
VALLEY WHISKY" and find it to be a pure article,
of fine flavor, and without any deleterious ad-
mixture JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
NUMBER SO.

PARsoN BRowNLow UP-HE GIVES AN OpIN-
ION AS Is AN OPIN1oN.-One of Parson Brown
lows papers contains the following racy cores
dondence:
WAR TRACE, Tenn, July 2s, 1858.
Mr.. G. W. BRowNLow-ST After considering
your course through life, gentleman and
politician, am forced to say YOU are the grand
est rascal and the grandest liar out of hell
Acknowledge the receipt of this, and you will
oblige yours, &C., I. w. Rich.
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TERABOH ADVERTISING.
sLvs LinEs on Lsss nAxn SouARs. \

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
ti4, otherwise $40.
Faasrsl No.ia.s 81 %. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed aAvsrtisemsnts half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements leaded and placed under the
hcad Of special Notices." dsrbis fAs erasasyy
rsfes.
special Notices In the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exeiu-
sivsly In The Daiiy, after the afst two wssk .,
80 per asnt. than the above rates.
All transient aApeytiAensnfs sSsf ~ psJd Toy
IN adsssce. This rsls viii not bs varied from
When the sdvsrtiser uses the Weekly alone
the price will be the same ~ In the Dsily.-
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both sssd
- per cent. will be deducted from the aggrs-
gate ameumt.
Under ths present system, the aAvsfsisss
pays 20 fnaAh for ths space he ossapies, The
ehAngss bsiss sAssgsabIs for ths sc9position
only. This plan In nov gsaefally sAoptsd.--
Our charge for shAngss viii be rs cents per
square.
- In Ali cases where Advsytis emsnts are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time eontrActsd for, they will be charged
NJ - our regular rates for the time actual
IL In.
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ESQ. g. AHDRRs0H. ALHxAMDkR IA AnCLAY
[EsTABLIsHED IN is4s.I
BANKfy0 HOUSE OF
y . ~ q r q. a ID n n n 4 q q
+ HAVE thia Day sdmittsd % = partner in .hs
l Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, fwho ha,
been my tellsr for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, will b conducted under the Arm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 GO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses fif no.
the oldest) In IowA, the new ARA solicits eontin
uAnce of furme- patronage 70 iiberAly extended u
the senior partner.
They win make eoilsctions and remit, less Rx-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
mel, wis
nEYsnxScEs
Park Bnt, n. X.
G Winslow, Lanisr Co., Bankers,
Edward ". Clark D Co., ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
C1app, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 9eipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, :.
0iinors Dsothsrtsn :" Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt i Co., " Louisville.
State Savings Tnstitution, St. Louis.
Ksok uk, Ian. I, 'Ss. GBo. G. ANDERSON.
janSd
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CUMMINGS 4 BEGG8,
Architects.

s u p z r. IN r. II " u Il N TS.
lJAyEtAksn N ofiee In Rsddingtou's = Block
l i corner Of johnson and Third streets, in kcom
No. H. Ind story, frst door to the Left ~ the head
Of the main sntIAnce stAirs, where thsy invite
their friends and the psblic 20 call. They arc pre-
pared 10 furnish desixHs and detail drawings foi
buildings Of all kinda, public and private, and to
superintend the erection of che same. They hope
70 90 bssinsss In such will please their
patrons aad do credit 70 themselyes.
RAfsr, by permission, 10
n. P, Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilboufne, James Estes,
Geo. @. Anderson, X. ,Crsci,
VIC. Stripe, b. D.Keddington,
VIM. Leighton, j. n. Biliings,
J. II. Hiatt. J. b. Paul.
decl1dly
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Ehe Cate City AsAsnsl the we
r n . X U X
Mattress Mandatory.
A. c. ORR

now manufacturing Mattresses Of every de.
scription, hpirsl spring, Curled Hair. WOODEN
Felting, Cotton Moss, Birch. shuck, ana Straw oi
the best quality. Pillows And Bolsters Of III
Kinds. Also. Comforts and FsAthers.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly attended
to, and all articles Manufactured or sold q INV e.
tAbiishment viii be offered at fair terms and war
rantsd. Challenge thc prodnetion Of superior
work at any sstablishment of ths kind in "a !
Western county. You are respectfully invited "a
cAll ard examine specimens of my work, Ware
rooms, corner Of Fourtb-st. and Exchange.
have In operation newly y-invented and ex-
psnsivs machinery, which enables mo to uanufac-
ture better work. ~ more liberal rates, than in.
Isrior work otherwise manufactured can be az.
fordsd for Mstcrialfor bedding, etc., prepared
~ machinery 10 more uniformly and perfectly
W II Q L Els ALE AND RETAIL,
March 10. Idly
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]. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land ANA General Agsnt,
AND
I'M Ell l. q T. q n OFFICE.
ny

I
lNTELLIG ENCE OFFICE.
NO. n MAIN-ST.,
Ruis. sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods of every
kind.
Draws Deeds. Mortgages and Agreements. md
examines Titles 70 Property.
G,ves reliable Information respecting the Price
O3 Property.
| Takes Acknow ledcemsnts.
| IL Agent for Insurance Companies.
| InGniries BY Letter promptly replied 70.
NcgotiAtes Loass, max ea Collcctions.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money ON Collateral Security
! Low charges, never tiring energy, and pupc4ual-
ity, are the lea ding features Il this House.
Refer y the following gentlemen:
| 4. P. Lowe, Governor.
] Hon. Thos. ". Cfagctt.
/ 6eo. q. AndsDon : Co. Bankers.
Xix, Hale Co.. Bankers.
| 1~Agsheies and Business Solicited.
/ Sept. 4, bs-d
rASure Your Mercha q disc, sssros
ana DwciiisGs3
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
] rates. 1t this AGENCY: n prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
cArfrAL o20O, 700.
MERcuANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL *20O, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. o.. or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL *25O, 200.
WA. W. HkLkNAP, Agsat,
6cpA-alm becoAd-st., nsar Main.
f1AE GNsUAAMCE.
Mis0oUrf STARE NJ ueual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. C0NplHY
or st. LOUIS.
DlnHcTonss --
J. 8. MsCane, s. M Edgsll. C.E. osaolv.
=. Wymaa, G. u. Peck, B.w.Als1ssa.r.
Jsass smith, A. D. Pomssoy, b. b. Yass
RS. ELLt0TT. Ssc'y. 3. h. nDoDiT .PressA.
~ nxsnA-nASARpoUe nisxb rAxnI
BanOLM11, 0sasFal Aeent.
dssldly A.BRIDoAAN. .Agt, Ksskal.
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EACA III GO OMRANvfB
NEW And fast running Steamer KEO-
In KuK viii make regular double
daily trips, Bundays excepted, between
HUNfk06E and BURLINGTON
Lsaving noutxoss at ] E3e and 1f;3op. m.
Arriving at Burlington 1T : p. n and 5a. m.
Leaving Burlington Ut .. N and 1850 p. N,
Arriving 1t keokuk II and 1880 p. u.
fhss making reliable snd pfonpt connections
with the Keokuk and Montrose, the Burlington and
MissouYi River and the Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, ~ we'll ~ tbs keokuk, II. Dts Moinee
ana Aianesots Railroad morning and evening
trains Also, with the bo&ts VI the ksokuk and
81. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further information apply on
board, OF 70 Compspy's Agents ~ keokuk and
BurItAgyon. H. W. SAMPLE,
augA President.
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CLUBBING.


TO soISKEiYIc AND PRACTICAL AoRICUIaURH,
by HExRr srRrBsHs. 4. X. s., of Edinburgh, and
the late ]. p. NoRros. Professor of Scientific
AgHcnlfure In Yale College, New Haven, : vols.
Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous voed
and steel engravings.
This 10, coufesssdly, the most com plete wpsk on
Agriculture ever Published and in order 10 ivs IL
dsrcirculation, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the TIVE vsluMss.
When sent by mail lpost paid TO California and
Of the United states, and to Canada (poAt paid
fARn."
- kcmittances for any Of the above publiaa-
tions should always be addressed, Fost paid, 10
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 1 CO.,
aprzidAw No. 81 Gold at, New York.
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP

ne e6foaeFAv0F1tc - the Re opIo.
vIsHE high encomiums which this light 10 con.
stantly receiving from those Who are using II
justify ~ IN saying that it hes no equal. In Ia
use yoa sase more than ons-hslf what your llsh.
would cost you from any other oil or burning duid
IL perfectly aafe ~ 1t will not explode Or sud
denly inaame. II needs no putHng--oas trial will
convince the most skeptical Of its virtues.
AL arc invited 70 try 1t, free Of trouble or e.
pense. Leave your address 1t the Lamp Depot. on
Main-st. between lad and 3d., two doors below
bilithGs's store, and have lsmp ssnt 70 you fol
trial. Asupply Of oil kept constantly ON hand
Try IT, twill cost you nothing.
u. 9. HERRRLI,
sep2d1m No. GA Nain-st.. Keokuk.
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sHE ursat Central Route, oonne<tine the A.
= iAntie cities with the Wsstsrn, Nsrsh- h-vcstern
ana southwestern States, by . continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects 1t Pittsh.rgh
vith s.l daily line Of steamers 70 all ports On The
western Rivers, and st Cleveland And Ssnduskv
with steamers TO all ports on shs North ves,ern
Lakesi making 1t the most dfrecf, cAeapsst aad ys
ha1it rsate BY which fkklGHT can BE- forwarded
to and from the Greer Wesf.
RATES BErwEKN PHIADxLPnIA AND Plfruurou
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HATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DsALnR II
Fine Geld an1 silver watches.
CLOCKS, 6PDCTACLEs, SILVER WARE. &C.,
Third-st., Bat. Main and johnson.
AEuh
I W0ULDinvitc the attention Of the puA- -
- lie to my new aad we'll selected ptoek. ~
being mads upto my order are susnrpassed1
IN quality or style. They comprise In pert
Fine 0oA and Silver Watches, EnRlish and
Sviss, the genuine Perry Watchss, cssed with
original designs; Silver Ware Of every descr;ptiou
warranted pare csin LAdies' and Gentlemcn' s
Jsweify of alkinds, including styles never Aeforc
oasrsd in ths markstj SpectAcles, in aoId. Silver
6eeel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopic
Concaves double CONVEX and Coiorcd alanses ~
every variety 0f shade and focus smons these
are the resi- 6cotch Pebble and periscopic 0lasnss
nesAAaioelAy adAptnd 10 suit AL eyes. An assort-
mcnt Morton's Premium Gold Pens; Double Plated
Ware, mAnafAetursd By Rogers Bro, on genuine
AlhatA, vaxKaated to be tho best Plated Wsre that
10 mAdA-TsA Ssts, Cake and Fruit Baskets. CO.
tori, Ladies', 6poons, Forks, Ae-
n. Bs-Goods Of every description made to or
der, - also Hair ornaments. The money refupdsd
In al cases who're goods DO NOT prove . lsprs-
ssutsd.
Being practical watch Maker. nv persops,
attention will Be given to the Oieanine and Ke-
pairing OF WAtches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac.. which
shall - donsin wsrkmAn-liks manner, and war.
rantsd.
OolRn PlatAs kept on Asnd. and Engraved 10 or
des.s share Of pAtrenAgeis 10 respectfully solicit
%. #8t ls@A l6ept. 8. 't8-dhw
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flhoT CLAsS.---Boots, onoS
Hats and Caps, Dry Goods TN
boxes, bales and trunks } DYuss 7sc. q 100 M
lin boxes and bales,) Feathers,
Furs, Ac., dc.
Skcosp CLAss.--pomestic encet
ing, Shrting and Ticking lin
originaibalss, } Drugs lin cAsks}
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin oVc. y looDs
casks, NALL Paper, Wool and
sheep Pelts, eastward, Ac., ,&c.
Third iRpCLAss.-Anvils, Chains Tin
cAsAs,I Hemp, Baeon and Pork,
saited loose or in sack Paints &c. u 100 M
ldry and in oil,) Oils, Except
lard and rosinl
Rounfn cLAss.--cones, ,Piah, Bs-i
con, Beef and Pork I'm casks or
boxes, castxard,) Lard and
Lard Oil, NAik. soda Ash, Ger
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosip. sVc. v Iuo Id
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco.
hosin Oil, Queensware, Sugar
hhds., bills and bxs. j As Ac.
fLouk-15c " bbi., until further notice.
GRAMS cts. y leo iDs until Surthey rot,..
coIIoN-$2 - bale, not exceeding 500 ms in
weight, until further notice.
~ snipiing foods from any point east Of PhilA-
asiPhia, pe particular TO mark packages sssis
PsHssyivSnsa ks'iyos1.' All Roods censirned TO
the Agents Of this read At Phiiadslphia or Pitts
bargh, will BE- forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT A6ENTS-Clsrk 4 Co.. Chicago
Packer Co., Aemphis, Tenn; p. q. O'Rilss !
ve.' kssnsuAe, Ind, VIM. Bingham, LouisvilIe,
Nj k. Y Meldram, Madison, Ind, H. w. Brown
Co., and Irwin 4 Co., Cincinnati /; h. s. Pierce
Co., Zanesviile, O.; Lecch Co., No 81 Kilby- at.
Boston Leech Co., Nc. 2 Astor House, N. y
No. Milliam-st., N. Y; X. i. 6needer, Philadei.
phia; MagrAw koons, Baltimore ; b. A. Stewart,
rhtsbargh. IL. II. HOUSTON,
II. J. LoABAERT, ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. i, 'ts--dly
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For tho Upper Aisstssippl

q. 8. MAIL LINE,
Neck IssdnA I'D - e0kuk Daily Pas
esngeF Hack cts.
fvNHE staamsrs BkN. CAAPBkLL
1 and TI6HOAIk00 will con pose
the line for the Aesson 0f ls5s. Both
u these hsets being Of light drsnght
ana Of great sped, may b relied upoa foe nakise
connections ~ sdvsstised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
ESQ. n. 4Ysss, Captain A. L. MiLLRa, Clerk,
LEAVES Aontross on ths sYrivAi of the cars from
keokuk. every tuesday. Thsrsdsy and Saturday
morning, at 8 0'clock. The
TISHOAIN0O,
Joss n. KsAcn, Captain / A. II. CoRwIxE, Clerk,
Lcssss Aontsose - abovs. every Monday, W sdnes-
day and Friday connecting, At Burlington, with
TkAINs for CHICAGO, and Mt. Pleasant. Iowa
at MuDotinr, with tho 1kAIN for IOWA CITY
1t koek IalAnd, with Minnesota Packet Company
Steamers for 0alena, Dubuque, and et. Paul. and
the trains Of the Chicago and koch Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on BoAra, Of
Of q. Il. BREWER, Agent,
May ft-d At Depot on ksvce.