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BLOCKADE or VERA CRUZ 1T THE STEAMER auER,
RSRo, KrC.
Nrw oRxAss Nay Is, 1853
ne steamship Tennessee from Vera Cruz arrived hsrs
70 day, with dates or The 2ls inst Admiral Zermaa q
the Mexican navy oane passenger In her.
We learn IRON The rcansssees advioes that comnuni-
cation between Tho interior ssd Vera Cruz had been
opened again mo city bad beea tockAded for three
days BY the government steamer Guerero but In
qsencs Of her fue giving out she obliged 70 leave V
obtain supply. The hopes Of The resctons were soa
derAby dampened and the confidence The cousssus.-
alss proporuonaiey revived and tnsy anticipating
m easy victory.
Tcre nothing said In tho advocs Of the whcreabesss
OF Juarea and his Cabinet
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THEATRICAL MORALS AND CARDs.-Mr.
Charles Mathews has sent to us . final
letter on the subject Of the difficulties be-
tween himself and Mr.. A H. Davenport. We
print tho letter in another column. This iu-
brcgho has now reached the most formidable
dimensions, and will afford fine subject for the
opponents of the theatre. If the actors make
any moro noise we shall have to ask the police
to shut them up, as they have the newsboys
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perry 70 tho amount of Eve hundred millions
If they only unto and come up to the mark in
their attempt to effect q radical municipal re-
form In this much abused and much plundered
CITY OF N, York
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his breeches. He intended to take house."
and to hold his nightly feastings and carousals
on q grand scale, if Lawrence, Stone Il Co.
would only consent TO foot the BILLS But "they
had no money to dispose Of in that way" Oh,
the unfortunate Chevalier Webb
Next Mr.. N. P. Banks comes In for note of
500, Of the nature of which Mr.. Stone could
give no precise information; but the Hon.
Timothy Davis is down for an admitted tariff
item of $l06, remaining unsettled on the bookA
Next, passing over tho curious information
given the committee by Wolcott and Cor
bin, for the present, and, also, the 70
freshing innocence and simplicity of Hon.
Massa Greeley, and the labored explaua-
lions Of Matteson, we come to Hon.
George Ashmun. an ex.member Of Congress
from Massachusetts,, who confeeses the corn to
the extent of q little tariff lobby fee of $4,000
Then comes the poor unfortunate Chevalier
Webb, who, with tears in his eyes, protests that
he never got dollar of all this lobby money,
badly as he wanted a sop. We close up our
present exhibit with Thurlow Weed. He con-
fesses to the $1,000 from Ezra Lincoln, but says
that no part of the money was corruptly used
in promoting the passage Of the tariff bill of
81. Of course not. II is the business of Thur
low, as with Wolcott, to take in, not to pay out
money. Thurlew's services were arguments
and statistics He has been engaged upon them
for upwards of thirty years, and by hook or by
crook knows how to make the lobby pay for
the invaluable knowledge thus acquired. What
precious company Of lobby fowls have thus
been caught in the same trap! How dainty the
disclosures they make, and yet how suggestive
of the whole machinery of these thimble rig
gers and confidence men at Washington! We
await the full report from Congress.
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bosroS, NAY -, Isss
The American Tract Society held forenoon and ansr-
noon session today mainly occupied In warm and exci
ING debate the acceptance Of The resolutions presess<
yesterday BY Mr.. Hubbard. A large number Of members
engaged In the discussion the speakers being limited "
ten minutes. Tho resolutions were finally sdoplsd By
shout hundred majority with The exception of The
principal seeding from the New YORK socsty-whch
referred to The Executive Committee Of Seven. The
old board OF officers reelected with one exceptss
Mr. Avord succeeding Mr.. Bliss Secretary. The neeA
ing then adjourned.
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The Case OF Henry II. Stone.
wORcSsurR, Mass, May 20, 1855
The jury in The case Of Henry D. sIouc, who was ar.
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Burning or . ssessm Saw m,n.

Buffalo, May %, 1858.
The steam saw mill on York street. known s ne Boz
noll Mills, owned in New York, and occupied By r. B.
Holmes, destroyed by FIRE lsst night Loss On the
min and machinery 5000; no Insurance. Gre in
smother part q the city ID The time destroyed prp
perry 70 the Of % 900 Thee fires are probably
the vcsx q an orssnlzed band Of nceodiaries
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The Nashville ss Chsrsesssn.
CHaRrrnos, May ~, 1858.
The steamship Nashville, Csps I. NJ Murray from New
YORK arrived here this afternoon al I've O'Clock.
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BosroS, May Is, 1853.
The following are the footnss Of our bank ssstemssx
or the past week. compared with those Of the week pre-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12
POOR HOUSE ELECTION,

IN Saturday the 21,h day Of November inst,
~ the Commissioners Of the poor for Abhrviiic
District, will elect Superintendent of the Poor
House and Ovcrsccr Of the farm for 1883
As Superintendent he will have the care unt.
management Of the paupcrs. and he will be sup
piled with boaid and his family also (ir he has
one) AS Overscer he will be required to per
form all the duties of such an agent, whicl, are
20 well known rs to render mention Of them
unnecessary. The nppicant--in his propusals-
which must be i'll writing, will state tho num-
Der of his family. and give some idea Of the SEP
vices they can perform, and the amount !u,
which he offers his and their services. Propo-
sails, by candidates, may hc handel to any mem
ber Of the board and their presence at the Poor
House OIL the day of election may be necessary
Also, ut the same time aud place, Physician
for the inmates for lH5? will be elected lie
will be required to furnish his own medicines
and attend Oh the Steward and family rs well
as all the inmates Of the Poor House when call
ed on
For further particulars apply to
JOHN a. WIER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Nov. H. 20-2t
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

EUST received II large lot; 10000 very fine
= Cigars, worth from $50 10 $50 per thous.
and. Also. u lot of very fine chewing Tobacco,
at 81. .25 to sl.5O per lib. Pure French Brandy,
certainly made from tho juice of the grape.
Wines, Whiskies, Gins DC, Of the very best
quality that we have been able with much
care and great expenses to obtain.
JORDAN g. MCLAUGHLIN.
May 27tb, 1853 4 If
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bridal and Party Dresses.

Bridal and Party Dresses.
ITOER QUARTER. SIX QUARTER and
4 Eight Quarter While iILESiDNS. White
nn'l Cnlorrd TARLATONS. Bridal: MREhTHS
and Fancy HEAD DRESSES. FIoWkKs and
Cnr~rILE in great variety. Also, White hAer,
BEErIiAs, Mt
GRAY & ROBERTSON'S.
Oct. % 2Gtt
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EXECUTORS SALE.
nN TIE TlIiETIETlI DAY OF NOVEM.
~ BEls Instant and days following we will
sell at public oulcry, at tic late residence Of i.
Il. ClinkScales, deceased, the following property,
viz: A number one
Tract of Land,
supposed to be about Five Hundred Acres
known as the Quarter Place, and also a part of
the Power place, if it is not taken ut the ap-
praised value. Also,
1TIIITY or 7YIIRTYONE
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
Seven Mules Two Brood Mares Two Yoke o.
Oxen, n large stock of Cattle Hogs, Sheep n
good number of fat Hogs for Pork, and about
Sixty BALES Of Cotton.
quantity Of Cotton Seed, some Seed Wheat
and several barrels of Flour O quantity of
Corn, Fodder, Shucks and Oats; all kinds Of
Plantation and Blacksmiths Tools; Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, and a very good Six
passenger Carriage and Harness, and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
This lst day of November, 1858.
GEO. B d j. w. CLlNKSCALES,
27 1T Executors
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The Clear Starchers Friend
"lLL give finished and beautiful gloss to
w Collars, Shirt Bosoms, and to ali linen
muslin and cotton goods; it will be found an
assistant in whitening clothes, and is warranted
to contain nothing injurious.
For sale by
JORDAN L MCLAUGHLIN.
Druggists and Chemists.
July l, 1853 8 If
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THE NDEPIIND PRESS.

Citizens, Co"ntrymcn and Friends:--
Hear for "nr caus". and y"j!r hcnrli;; for We
rrr ,tlin.-
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AND NOW. KIND PATRONS,

Let c"'ml"'il:on s""!I and sweat
"" =" the l:v'i"wu system yet:
Anil ih"s" wl.r Ill "n twelve months time,
ti'h"'i,:l' ;i> ,l"nt exactly rhyn,",)
VIII h:'! til" sport i a!l III selling.
For wlrn tl.'y':; ,,r. their pays hard telling,
The credit plan i 'a~t. exploding.
For Moore ~ tt"aii- are u"w uni"ad!u"
Their i!a::.in"t:, st"cl; Of Goods AMI Wares.
Aiih"u..ht for Cash in han!-" with care :;
:" 'h'.,,' ,hat !':,i,; al !" stare,
And SiN n"',;i,+.'r"u will r"v"r .!arc
/" competition 10 compare.
Now, friends ami patrons. one an'l all
These goods wr;',. brH.;h, for you this fall:
:" come along without delay,
And ,lrn't force: t!.- i'.".lG I'"M
Cheap goods FL: Cash i: all the race.
The .r:.:,st hi"*s me- "i t!lc age;
And AZ Moor" d ituaii.: Nuu,il find
y ma:r:n":h stock "f every kind.
sept. -, ISIS II If
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New Goods New Goods!!
WE would respectfully inform our friends
w and customers that we lave made
large additions to our Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
md would be pleased to have them call and
examine orr Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we can offer them strong Inducements to
buy. Our Stock consists in part, Of
PIE Ie Il u Nj H. EsIAsS,
Lubins Extracts for the IIandk crchief, Poma.lcs
Cologne and Toilet Waters; Hair, Nail and
Tooth Brushes. Dressing Combs, Fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps, Surgical and Dental Instru
ments,
Fine Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes and nll articles usually
kept i'll u first.class Drug Store. Give US II
call.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Abbcvillc G.. III.
July ], 1853. 8 If
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II. L n. +. SOLOMON.
G II q G Il Il S ,

IlNMBl lt', :. G.,
E'AkE pleasure" in Informing. the planters AMI
nnhli" generally, HAT they :r. rccrivir-
III" following articles from Nrw York. rhia
delphi" anal l;"i'iim"r", which they will
ShLL .lT low IHIt.ES
EAGGlNG. BALE ROPE.
lava. i.a%uyri nrl Rio tDEFEES
y. u. {. New t!."ans anil Crushed S!'i;A,S
NV Orleans and W..~t India MOLASsES
CHEESE. MAtKEEEI.,
SPICES "r all l.ia,l*.
i"r":.n y Domestic WINES and LIpl OES.
BOOTS; SHOES and HATS.
Negro, Bod and saddle BLANKETS,
fSN.hii RE-; and G."rria rI.AINS
l.inS""l and TannrlS' OILS
WHITE lead and IT uElENTlNE,
TNEACtr. Il large assortment,
INDIGO. MNpDEE. de-,
Choice Trnn"sSr: i:AiGN,
Bar, !i""i'. Naii.i;"l, I!vrse shoe and Hanl
lEON. Of al sizes
An1 all ",h"r articles usually kept in the
GROCERY BUSINESS.
ALSO -
y largc assortment of Mems, Eoy's, Side and
Wagon SADDLES,
El;li''.EN and Elii of all kinds,
""''vH; w rnrri"G", buggy and ovcrsccra'
Harness aud Sole LEATHER, &C., &c,
All OF which we vii! sell ut
New York Retail Prices.
We will pay the most liberal prices for
C.!t"" Rul other kinds of Produce.
II. &c n. T.. SOLOMON,
The Rel House at hc oil st,odof
ii. J." Cunningham IL Co.
Hamburg. Oct. :, ls5S a3-2awGm
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSl
MILLER ~ WARREN

~
A RE now receiving t'cis stocks of Fall and
~ Winter GOODS, wbrh they are prcl,nr
ed t" offer and sell rs low ns any house in the
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise great variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such ns
Hicl, and elegant silk ROBE D'QUILLE;
l'aya'"rr Silks, variety of styles:
Silk FALENCIAS, Striped and Plaid;
Plnin SILKS, all colors:
Mourning, I;nvadrrr and Chcnc SILKS
Plain Black. Plaid and Striped
silk PhPl.lNS and Victoria PIAIDS
DELAINE ROBE DQIiLLE:
Rich Fi.'rd bELAiNE.S and CASIIMERES
Enh'rd French MEHINnES. new styles;
Plain French and English MEEINOES:
Mourning l'E.LhINI$.
French and English PRINTS;
American
Mourning
Sao,eh GINGllAMS;
Mourning
Chcnc
An"Xi"msiv" variety" S!IAWIIS, comprising
silk Thihet SlIAw1s;
l;rochc
Flush E"r,l"rcl Stella SIIAWIS;
Chenille SIl.AWI.S and scARFS
Ladies' Black and t"rrh Cloth ClOAKS:
Rich Velvet Cl.OAkS every variety:
All Wool Lone SlIAWIS:
Plain Bi'k ~ S.c'nd Mri, y Mrrino SIIAWIS
lot ofbcau,;!ul EMBi;OlDEHlES, consist
ing of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, in
cLtS
Jaconet and Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COLI
LARS:
Maltese Lace s;EI~IE;:
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES;
Il Il Sv.;...
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PRO L ESSIONAL GARD.
Old Peach Brandy.

TNIlE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell 100 gal
L. Ions Of Wclborn's unadultcratcd PEACH
BRANDY, two Years old. Those who desire
to put up Brandy Peaches will do well to avail
themselves of this opportunity ofpnrchnsing IL
genuine article by sending their orders to me
at Greenwood. s. Z. No orders filled for less
than gallons.
J. I. PARKS.
July Goth, 1858 II 3m
-" Banner copy.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

Buiiness Cards, not excesding six lises. inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Funeral Nosless u 90. Obituaries, aceordins
10 space occupied.
Displayed advsrtis emsnts half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements isAdsd and placed under tie
head Of Special Notices. dssSss As orasnary
ratss.
Special Notices in the Local Column - cents
per line.
Advertissnsnts oedsred on III issias sxslu-
siysly in the Daily, sitter the arst two wsshs,
30 per cent. more thsA ths above rates.
All franstsnt s6ssyssssmsafs asss - yst1 for
IN sdsssss. This rule will not bs varied from
Whsn the advertiser uses ths Weekly stone
the price will be the sAms ~ In the Daily -
Whore the Daily AsA weakly ars both sssd,
25 per cent. Will be dsdnsted from the aggre.
gate amount.
uadsr the present systsm, The sdvsrtiss,
pays 80 mach for the spaee he occapiss, ths
shsngss bsing shargeabis for the eonpositisr
only. Thn plan - now esasrally adopted -
Osr charge fer changes viii b is cents pei
square.
- In al cases where Embellishments Ay.
discontinued before the expiration Of the yeal
or the time contracted for, they will ts charged
up as our rsxniss rates for the time Ac,ual.
ly In. sss
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kEOkUk IilGB sSGHOOL.
Fourth quarter.


rsHE Fourth Quarter OF this School will com.
l. inenee on Monday, May 10th, in the rooms on
9th street between Main and Johnson.
The same high aims in regard to scholarship ADD
disci plin will be maintained ss here tofore. The
school win hereafter be open 10 both male and fe-
male pupilJ.
There via be three aopartmen,s--Primary In
termediate and Academic--iu which the charge per
quarter Of ten weeks viii be a. follows
Primary department, per quarter,........& 8 90
intermediate Department, per quarter. ,..... u 90
Academic Department, per quarter. .,....... 10 90
Ihese rates. payable invariably by tho middle Of
the quarter, detray the entire expenses of tuition
There will be general weekly exercises In Com
position, Eiocution, Sc.
No deduction BE- iaade for absence, except in
| cases Of protrscted sickness.
The seryiees Of Prof. kracs have been secured to
give instruction in German, French, Drawing, and
Uil Painting. He will also give instructions l. the
preparatory eAercises OF Perspective Drawing free
" charge.
j. NJ. McLANE,
| keokuk, May .,5s-d principA.
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dso. G. ANDERSON. ALExAspsR BAHcLAy
[EsTABLIsHRD In ls48.]

dso. G. AnDxksoH. ALExAspes BAKcLAY
(EsTABLIsHRD In ls4S.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
= Y o - @ Y G.. a N ID II n o n Il q o (.
T HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner In the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho hAs
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the Arm
and style of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if no,
the ohest) In Iowa, the new 6rm solicits eontin.
uAnce Of former patronageso literally extended te
the senior partner.
F They win make collections and remit, less Ex
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are rs formerly by senior part
Tel, ,vix
REFERENCES:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark 1 Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp. FaIler 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Msrine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, "
Gilmore 4 Bsothsrton " Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., !" Louisviile.
State savings Institution, St. Louis.
Ksoksk, J IN. '5S. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jsntd
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DkALKk IN

Zine Geld and silver watches,
CLOCKS spEcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
TAird-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
kEOk kIh..---...-..... A.
HAVING perman entity located in Keo-
i i ksk, would invite the attention Of HI
the pahlic 70 my new and we'll selected
stock. Having sequantance with the bes. manu-
fAetugers in the United States, ali Of my goods
made TO order s.d are an surpassed in quality or
styk. The stock an ROW opening comprises, In
part, Fine Gold and silver wstchss, English and
SWISS, the genuine Perry Watches, cased with
original desisnE Silver arc Of every description,
sarrastsd pure coin Ladies' and Gentlemen :
Jewslry Of all kinda including styles never before
offered In the market; 6pecsaclss, In sold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Perisoopie,
Coucave, double convex and Colorcd Glasses, Of
every variety of shade and focus Amoug these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses.
mechanically adapted 70 suit all eyes. To those
unacqusiuted with the nature Of these Glasses,
will state that they are manufactured from crys-
talixed quartz, their peculiar shape producing an
equal focus throughout their tire surface, while
in other Glasses the focus is concentrated to one
point and, TO the constant wearer, ten times be-
comes painful. A Gne lot OF AccordeonK also, an
assortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, Manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuine
Aibata, Warranted TO be the best Plated Ware that
Ia made-Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, DC.
n. B.-6oods Of every description made TO or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. would particularly
call the attention OF the public to the fact that
my goods are purchased for Cash and not brought
out hare to sell on consignmeBt. They are offered
at xsmau profit, for CASH ONLY. The money re
funded In All cases where goods do not prove a.
iepresented.
Being . practical wstch Maker, my personal
attention viii b given TO the Cleaning and Re-
pairing of Watches, which shall be done 10 work
man-like manner, and warranted to keep time
Checks, Jewelry, DC, repaired in the best manner
and attended TO promptly. Engraving done to
order.
0please call and examine my gcods, and
will take pleasure in showing them, even though
no sale Is made. share Of pa tronage 10 respect
fully solicited. I have made and put up the only ,
Sun Dial there 10 In town, which can be relied on
~ the true time for this meridian.
fGna1 dlY
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THE FAN M ERss GUIDE
TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AoaICULrUu

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
By HsSaY STEPHENS. y. r. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j. p. NoRrox, Professor Of 6cienti6c
Royal 0ctsvo. 1900 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engrsyipgs.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture published, and In order 10 give 1t
wider circulation, the Publishers have resolve to
reduce the price to
Five Dollars for the TIVE volunes.
When sent by mail lpos, paid) to California and
Oregon the price will be ST. 10 every other part
OF the United states, and TO Canada fpost paid
-. THIS WORK is NOT rHE oIp BOOK er rnn
FARM"
EE- Remittances for any of the above publica-
tions should always be addressed, poet paid, TO
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
apr2idAw No. 81 Gold-st., ksw York.
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KAltNUNl
FEEDING THE HUNGRY,

I
NOV In consideration Of hard times, Ii ID
IN very necessary for our citizens Il use econ
omy in the parchase e what they consume. In
order TO live fat and cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, cali al W. II /.
Austin Co.'s old stand, where you i'll hndhis
successor,
8. L. Barnum,
and his accommodating clerks, who arc ever
rsady and viii ling to administer TO the wants OF
tbs countless multitudes who daily throns
around his counter, awaiting their turn TO Be-
served with the good thingsto necessary to life.
Citizens Of keokak, and farmers vi the sur
rounding country, give me a call, and you will
never regret it tho icngest day &ou live.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock of w. II. Austin 3 Co., 1t No, 10g, south
aide of Main street, three doors wet Of Fourth
IL solicitous OF n share VI the pstlpnsgs Of hi,
friends aud the public generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part Of thu
city with promptncss and dispatch. Terms strict
ly CASH.
N. b. iou will ind yea ean bsy goods fuIiy :.
cheap as you formerly have done. Don I forge
loo Main-st. S. /. BAkNUN.
Keokuk, Nay i, ,'5S-dAwtf
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Totake effect Monday, June %, 1858.
LyRoM and after the above date and until fur
II ther notice, Trains viii leave ksokuk and
Montrose as follows
First tstea ubost) Train lsaycs Packet Depot,
keokuk daily At oc!oek a. N; arriving at
Montrose at 7ia5 ~. m.
Second tAcconmodation) Train leaves Keo kuk
daily tsundays sxceptsd) III 5:l5 o'clock p M; ar
irving at Mon trose at 8 O'clock.
First [Steamboatl Train leaves Montrose daily
at $50 =. M; arriving a, keokuk at SIS a. m.
Second Accom giodatsonl Train leaves Mon trose
daily ioundays excepredl ut p, IN; arriving at
keokuk at 445. Il. W. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
o. II. BRxwKk, Freight Agent.
j. X. IEwKssuaY, Tieket Agent.
June26daw Post and Jour. copy.l
IOWA STATE INSURANCE co.,
ovTICE IN sAnrLE't sew sEILIIss,, 2sp STORY
Second street, KeokuR, Iowa.
vIyHIs Home Company takes Risks on thesAfel
i classes OF property JON TIE MUTUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN F0R CASH PRE-
MUM, at rntes as reasonable rs those Of an )
rslisble Company.
CHI Perry, II Tucker,
Geo. B. Smyth, y. Hamill,
Wm.F Turner, b. A. Day,
ii. ID. Woodward, J-W RANKIN.
K. II Harrison, John NcCune,
S. r. voorhies.
ovsicERs;
CH.PEkkY, ,Pfest. Il. ii HARRISON, Treas
s. HAMfLL, Vice Prest. VI. TURNER Sec
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