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DM. CAHPENTER,s OFFICE,
ffSHIkD-STkEET, bet wssn Main and john son
next door below Anderson . bank up stairs.
nov2ld
EGHsna ssysaarsA, N. ID.

L1no 6ey1hArth, N. De
n nFFEKs his services a. Physician, surgeon, Ac-
ooaeheur, and Dentist, 10 the citisens Of keo-
knk and vicinity.
Educated At one of the most renowned Universi.
tiea in Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, ~ we'll - bis experience during four years
service ~ Surgeon In the &. X. RussiAn Navy, and
also three years practice In New r. gland will, he
hepss, secure 70 him the eonhdsncs Of this CON-
munity.
Anything under the hesd Of Dentistry opera
tive mschAnicsI-wiil be sxecu ted In sAtisfac-
tory manner andwarranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given ~ private dweIling gsf required.
Kxaminations and Kdyiee gratis.
once Third street, over Rick ey = ci gar Store
Ofice hours 10 TO IL A. ~, 7toSr.n.
kxysKsscss.--Mrs. 4. II. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
KimhAii y b. Howell, Ksokuk, and J. A. Shcdd.
Esq, of Denmark, lows. (June1dly
DIR. y. q. lNG n 80 OIL.
nENTIST, corner of Third and Main streets,
- ksokuk, lows, over Rix, Hale 4 Co.'S Bank,
entrance ON Third -. Special attention given to
tse preservation Of the natural tscl Ieatment Of
exposed dental nerve. and correcting irregularities
Of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth OF the beat
style and hnish. from single tooth to entire
iy 30d6m
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SOMETHING NEWT
The LADIES' and eientiensn,
MIRROR OF FORTUNE.

n Al YSIx OF LIFE.
ILLUSTRATED by COINS from the best writers 8.
arranged Ia new and original manner for ths
entertainment of Literary and Social Circles, by
y, IA. Angeils y. u, an Caroline NJ. Mersercau.
For sale by OGDEN, BkOwNRLL co.
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pENNs CENTMAL mAIL.
ROAD.
H RE TRAINS DAILY FRO Nj

ID RE TRAIN DAILY FRO Nj
PIttsburwh TO PAiiaaelphIa.
Trains leave Pittsburgh ~ follow. Mail Z q,
m; Fast Line ?. M Express Mail s:4o p. m.
The Espress Mail Runs Daily, the other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
neetions With all trains from
st. Louis, No.; Dubuque. Keokuk aud Iowa CITY.
Iowa cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and Louisville, Ky, Ierre
nauts, lndisnapeiis and Lafayette,
Ind.i Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanosyilie, Crest
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio,
Also, Kansas, Nehraska, Minnssota. and
All RStnts In the vest.
~ SARE As Low As sr AMI oTRRE RourK,Vo
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expeditions route TO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIM0EE, NEW YORK
AND Alb EASTERN CITIES.
THOs. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. Il, Philadelphia.
Jan. !, SD
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Co.ParsnershIp.

The undersigned, having formedA Partner
ship audsr the name and sly yle Of HAines Brother
and parehssed the entire interest Of II. 8. Earrax
Fili continue the business IT manufacturing Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump -Iubing, 1c., 81
the old stand, corner of ABluh Streets, near ths
Keokuk 3 r.. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT AAINE6,
Ksoknk sept. -, ~. r. q. HAINRE.
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7sc.ploo n.

FIRST CLAss.--Boots, 49,
Hats and Caps, Dry Gools ia,
boxes, bales and trunks,) orugs 75c. y 90 rbs
in boxes and bales,1 Featsers,
turs, Ac., dc.
SEoosp d CLAss.--DomesticSn Sneet.
ing, shrting and Ticking lin
originalbales, Drugs lin easks)
hardware, Leather, Liquor lin ooc- " wv bs
casksl, Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Pelts, eastward, Ac., &c.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Chains fin
casss, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saited loose or in sack, Paints b0c. u 100 ns
(dry and in oil,) Oils, (except
lard and rosinl,
FounrH CLAn.--Cofee Fish Ba-1
con, Beef and Pork Tin casks or
boxes, cast~srd,j Lard and
Lard Oil, Naiis. oda Asb, Ger ~,.
man Clay, lar, Pitch, kosin, s'e. PiVo ps
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco
kosin Oil Queensware, Sugar
(hhds. bbis and bxs. j de- dc
FLouH-75c ~ bbi., until further notice
6kAIN--S5 cts. u 100 lbs. until further notice
CoIIoN-S2 q bale, not exeesdig 500 ns, In
weight until further notice.
In shipping doods from any point eAstof Phila-
deipha, be particular 20 moyk packages "ria
Pennsstvania RaiiroSd.' All goods consigned to
the Agents Of this road at PhiIadeiphia or pitts
bureh, viii be forwarded without deten ion.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Clark Il Co, Chicago !;
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; ?. g. 0'RiIey i
Co., Evansvills, Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisvills,
Coy and Irwin Co., Cincinnati ii s.. Pierce A
Co., GAINESVILLE, o., lseeh Co.. No. 54 Kilby st..
Boston Leeeh d Co., No. 2Aster House NJ y
40 Wiiiiamst., N. Y; 4. j. Sneeder, ,Phiiadel.
phias MagFaw d h koons, baltimore; y. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. H.. II HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
II. ]. LoMBAERT, ,supt, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. L, '5s-dly
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CH H.AFI1 90 L10.
b AN KE R5,
Geo. Chaplin, Geo. @. Lee,

~SS' ~0kt SS' - SSS
Chird-st. ,ons door southof Main, Ksok nh Iowa.
I sOLLECTI0NS made and rsmittsd 1t current
~ rates.
RKSns TO
III Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. X.
Bank Of the State Of Nav York NY.
Hon no. L. .Sohoolaraft, Prss't Comm 4 Bank
Albany, N. X.
Z. Granger Ada ms, Banker, Chicago.
Reuick b Peterson, Bankers, st. Louis.
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RsAnc OTIS 1aIssOFy.
NEW VOLUME. Tho American ksvolntion.--
IN The History u the United States. Vol VII;
being vol i. of the American Revelation BY dso.
Bancroft Svo. Uniform with tho previous vol
umcs.
Also, Just published, Hllliard on vendors. Ine
Law of Vendors and Purchasers of Real Property.
by Francis Hiliiard, Esq, Author Of Tho Law Of
MOrtga ges, - &c. Two vols. in one. Svo. s..
For psIsby OGDEN, BkuWNELL CO.,
may21d be Msiu-at
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Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy
RA Rl g3E
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections are made with this Road.
Daily NJ Durtfngsen, PIynsush ana
! Quincy.
| rPasscn gers can leave Ksokuk for Buyli urtor
EvEsr kvssrse--for Plymouth or Qsincy nvxRY
HoRHfxe.
Through to Chicago In IA Hours
/ 16-Cincinnau Passengers, leaving Keokuk nj
-. m, reach Cincinnati the next day At 10 D. m
with only enc change Of cars.
- This is the quickest time made FARE AS
Low ss BY any other route.-kS
Eastern Passengers m axe CLOSE and SURE
fCONNEcTI0NSi In Chicago with all tho sss,, hfarsp
East, North aud South -East.
0Fare to the East isLowER by this route
than any other, and Time nucH QUICKER. -GJ
Through Tickets,
PROM KE0KUK
ny AL the principle routes, 10 Boston. New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
HArrisburgb, Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing, Cincinnati indianapolis.
- Also, by several different routes to all tho
principal intermediate places.
AEo, 10 Milwaukee, FFecport, Gaiena, and
Dnbteith.
~Also, to ali the Railroad Cities in Upper and
Lo wer' Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway; hamiI-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
- by the same route TO Ogdensburgh, N. "
pis'ssbufgh, N. T., and portisnd, Me-.
Can BE PROCURED At rHR
GENERAL RAlLR0D TICKET OFFICE,
MatM-St befpsen First ana Second,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
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Passengers tostop at any point and re-
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the uuited States and Capsdas. -G2
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c. q. HAsnosD, superintendent, Chicago.
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Inc Tribune A tmn y ac for 1859.
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LEONARD SCOTT a co.'s
Reprsnt Of the Brttish Periodicals and tAs
Farmers Guide.
oRFAr REDUCTION isrnE PRICE or THE LArrxa
PUBLICATION.
I SCOTT 4 CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
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2.
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8.
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CHARLES HADMAKER,
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. ii Court
IL iandt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
HE professional services TO the citizens of keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
an establishment corner Uf I'd and johnson sts.
opposite the Gait House, where, by punctual at
tcntioa to business he hopes to secure the patron.
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SfIAMPO0lNG,
Done with Ncatness and DisPasch.
G. h. has ON hand choice stock Of Perfumery,
Lubin's Extracts, 6c., which he offers for sale at
the lowest New York Prices.
sept. 1, '6S-dy
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of JohnsOn and NiMfA StrsSts,
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Sure Connections are made with this Road
Daily NJ Buriingssn, Piynsush AND
0uimcy.
@Pnsscnge gers can leave Ksokuk for BuYli nrtor
EvxHr kvEnrse--for Plymouth or Quincy svsR,
HoRHsxc.
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EEka6 ttsa;
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&DPassengers can obtain Reliable Information
at this Once in regard TO all Railroad Routes il
the United States and Capadas. -WH
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W.. n. RlCE. Archltect,
LAS removed his 0fncs into tho Ind story OF
Il Hatch Thompson 8 new Bank Building, ON
corner Of Main and Second streets. KntrAnes 70
OfHce on Eecond-st imch2tdIy
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

GoIds-Pfkess Peak mines. ese., etc.
TmUnsEH, KIT Sept. 18th, lSl


GoIds-Pfktss Peak mines. ese., etc.
TrUmsEH, z. 3 sept. leth. 1858.
o. G.. Po1HDnxrER, Eso-Dear Sir The excite.
zsnt. gsaaing out 81 Tbs gold discoveries st Pixies
Peak is raging through this region, and already
parties have started equipped for the mines from
Kansas City. st. Joseph, LeavenvoTth, Lawrence,
Topeka, and Teeunseb. I aase just had 2 conxsFs
sstion With Mr.. BARNES, who is just in from the
dieelns he reports numbers en- roets for the mines
he says he was anxious to remain but he vas Sc
leoed as one Of the six to return and get provisions
sud tools. he says the streams are full Of minute
gold which can only Be gotten with quick silver
and that it did not pay and had not up TO the time
he left He expects 70 Join his comrades, Il posi-
be this fall Two hundred miles above the PeaG'
where he thinks they must certainly hnd mines
richer than in Californis, from the evidences IN the
streams
Hundreds Of the emigrants are old California MI
ners and il there is gold sufficient to pay We Elli
in q short while know il. suilsa. 1ass4fasbE
The distances is seven hundred miles and requires
forty to forty.ve days to make the trip from Leay~
enWorh If accommodations can be secured at
FORTS Laramie and Kearney there will be fifteen hun
dred or two thousand ready for the mines IN Msreh
! Mr.. Burns reports the agricultural resources OF
the country on the Platte and Arkansas as ine1haus'
/ tible. Climate fine. He thinks the Cheyennes and
Appahoes viii not molest the miners since they have
heard how many men Uncle Sam sent against the
/ Mormons They have had small idea OF his great
/ ness tin now. They say ''White man Ike grass,
pull him up and heap more men come"
4 There IS half-breed company Of Cherokees min
ing on Cherry Greek with great success.
Politics pretty dead in Kansas. Timeshave been
very hard, but now getting easy Governor DEN
YER is popular with all parties. The courts are
going into operation and the spirit Of law and jus
tice which has been so long kept allegiance begins
now to reign triumphant where nought but revOu-
ton and social has regned for several years
= This town is bidding high for the State Capitol
It is central and in region rich the Delta Of the
Nile, and as enchanting as your ideal fairy land.
p Our Tennessee boys arc all doing well.
I q n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

A hop was advertised for last evening, but the
denizens Of this puEitanioa village wsrs TOO religi
Gus By far to patrOnizs q ball. and she contem-
plated affair was an inglOrious failure.
Large numbers Of your citizens are visiting the
Pair nov aaily--eosning up on The 4 a. "a train
and returning on the ~ p m train Of The same day
This mornings train brought up quite crowd Of
men, mstrons, boys, and ''ycuDg gentlemen who
have remained over to enjoy the events Of to-mor-
row.
The utmost order has distinguished the proceed
ings Of the Fair up to the present writing, and
everything goes on hsrmOniOusly we'll
But as this letter has already been heightened 70
much greater extent than was at first anticipated
and as the duties Of the writer cell him from his
present agreeable task to winding march amid The
lofty hills and the lOEly valleys Of the upper Cum
berland, SO here's to hasty period.
DAY SWEEAZEY Bee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
IMMENSE vvATER-POWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOR SALE.

TFyHE undersigned still eight nine hundred acres
Of Land about half mile from the town Of Man 80
CHESTER the county Of oee county, Tenn including
the principal falls the main fork
Of Duck river averaging from > % b feet each, and situated
80 yar apart The volume Of these falls
the dyest the is sufficient to drive almost any
amount Of machinery and Of access and be Improved
very reasonable outlay Upon the whole tract there about
s. cleared. the balance fine TIMBER considerable portion
first rate bottom land and the remainder good recond rate land
The falls situated mile from the railroad depot
Manchester within hours Of Nashville The whole tract
with both falls, offered for sale they would be sold separately
to suit purchasers For manufacturing purposes, this site is
surpassed by any in Tennessee, and be purchased resona
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
TTrREHzEn LAND.

WE yet unsOld about G0 excellent ridge land
finely tmbere lying twelve and eighteen miles
Nashville both sides ST the turnpike road leading from Nash
vile. The high and healthy situation Of these lands the
excellent free springs by which they Watered their
city Of Nashville, and the very which
they may bought offer inducements companies
DESTROYS engage the lumber business
tiers with small to acquire good homes These lands lie
we'll, large pcon Of them nearly level gently rolling leav
ing very small portions but what may cultivated 10 advantage
And for nursery and fruit trees the production Of wheat oats
tobacco aud most kind Vegetables they the richer
Of the Cumberland river Persons wishing purchase
do we'll 0cau soon on W. 7. GARRETT 4 BRO,
sept2SdtHsJW-f Nashville; Tenn.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA,
Florida,
Alabama,
MississipPi,
Arkansas,
Tennessee,
Texas.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

After several years experiment in the manufacture Of Gin,
fortunately succeeded year ss making discovery
its man uiacure by which deprived Of its aorid
matory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory is Scheiam, Holland. After months
reflection what title give it. introduced American
public under the title Of SsyVOlfe's Schhedam ArO-
matte SchnaPps.'' sehiedam is the Of the place
in Holland where e Gin is manufactured 'aromatc derive
name the Italian Juniper berry with which it favored
and the word Schnapps the German for dn-cogue dram
Wofss schedam aromatic drink Nc sooner had my shnapps
introduced the American public and received with apprO
bation than liquor Of York. Boston ana Phila
depha started in pursuit with poisonous stuff
various In several instances ny labels have been
perfectly inflated with only the addition Of few letters
plead technical avoidance Of the law, apd carefully Prspard
as impose careless purchasers understand large guam.
y has purchased BY the merchants Of New Orleans
the cheapness the stuff Two Dollars periozen for
Quarts One Dollar and dozen for the Pnts
being wholesale price New York nothing
Whisky favored with the OH Of Juniper, and reduced thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates Indirectly
the fraud by cling the spurious article much offender
the principal, who planned the imposition.
Hope every respectable citizen who values the health the
community which he live will aid in errettng ande
posing the Inscriptions merchant who, SAKE cents
VIII putin jeopardy the lives Of the community which lives
Such men should nailed the poy public execraton
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and 20 Beaver St.,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in New Orleans se the Gen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

A copy of the Massachusetts Gazette and Boston
NsOs Letter Of 1894 is on exhibition at the Horir
cultural Exhibition in eihcnnali it is "a years old
The publisher was Richard Draper. The ''veners-
BILE institution" contains copy of the speech of
His Excellency, francis BRAISERD, ESQ, Captain
General and Governor in Chief Of his Msjestys Pro
vince of the Massachusetts, Bay, in New England,
and Vice Admiral" Among the sundry queer ad-
refreshments are the following:
Ca LIKELY NEGRO GIRL TO BE SOLD
H CHEAP. E."
" Also A QUANTITY OF CASTLE Soar, .---
Enquire Of the Printers. s"
A second Of the same sort: ITO be sold, likely
negro girl Is years old born in this country; has
had the small pOr. Enquire of the Printers. :" Only
think Of it, readers Likely negro girls advertised
for sale in prim old Boston The old puritans
bought and sold negroes because it was profitable,
Their descendants revile and abuse the institution,
because they suppose it conflicts with their interest
With what consistency can the citizens Of Massa-
ehusetts boast of the virtue and valor of their an
cestors and in the same breath denounce the hold
ing of slaves as a erims2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
News by the Prince Albert,

NEW YoRK, Sept. 29-The Prince Albert arrived
at half past II o'clock. She brings twelve Of the
survivors of the Austria.
The names before given we're correct, including
Messrs, S. Peterson, Of Sweden, aud F. Thompson,
of California.
Mr.. Alfred Vegin, Of Philadelphia, is one of the
passengers.
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Accident to steamer Fanny Harriet

Rock ISLAND. Ill, Sept 29-The steamer Fanny
Harrich struck the railroad bridge a. she was com
ing through last night at o'clock. She struck near
the island. Two deck hands we're lost. Shortly Of
ter raft struck on the ssme place. Three lives
were lost.
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Amounting to
Remarks.

By nstung comparison Of the disbursements for the mum
cpal year just ended with the expenditures for the preceding
ncpai year. il will be that the affairs of the corporation
have been managed the year, with remarkable economy
The ordinary expenses cut down very iierab
saving has been made in the Police Department
S5 the expenditures for the year ending Sept 30 l5
being 667 o. while for the closed, it reduced the
1881 SIS. Reductions in the expenditures have
several ether departments will from the
lowing comparative statement for the years, toWit
For tie nsuRiciD1I Vear ending