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Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
G R EAT EXCITE MENT,

BRIGHAM YOUNG has about attained
IL The acme of his ambition. Feeling
that there was one name to descend to pos
terily which would be venerated with more
holy reverence than his own--that Of "Jce
Smith he saw that it was incumbent
upon him, in order to have the memory of
himself forever perpctuated among the
'Sants" as the great Head and AM Of the
ignoblc Mormon institution, to kick up an
excitement and occasion conflict with
Uncle Sam, for the purpose of having the
impression go abroad to the world that they
were an uhjustly oppressed people, and
thereby make him, as their present great
prophet, another "Ye great martyr" OF a
magnitude superior to their now Worship
ped one Well, he has succeeded. and soon
$4,000 U. S. troops will be marching to
the land of the "Saints" to aid the ambi-
tious Brigham in accomplishing his
schemes. In Prairie City tremendous ex.
citemept has lately been raised, occasioned
by one 'oA NE
II, r. G 0 U DY,
Who has ''rebelled' againstthe high prices
of Groceries, Provisions, DC. and started
an emporium under the title Of
IGoUDY'S ONE-PRICE sToRE,
Where mny be found everything desired III
the line of go.
R0CERIES, a
PROVISIONS,
la DRY GOODS, "h"'
WOODEN WARE,
HARDWARE.
&c. &C., &C., &c. $c'
And in fact near,y everything that the peo-
Pile of this "city" and vicinity need, and at
SUCH LOW PRICES!
That it is currently reported, and pretty
generally believed, that
One Thousand and Five Hundred
Persons, either Kapzas Territorial Militia
or other inhabitants of Kanzas, design in
the future to do their trading at this place
Come Along! Come Along!
| have supplies enough for you all, and will
furnish you with them at figures as low.
if not r.r,.|
Decidedly Lower
Than at any other trading establishments
south Of Lawrence. p. ",iE Gi'"'t' @Hl q
My Store is at the corner Of Fremont and
Mt Pleasant streets, opposite Eden Park.
12lf II. T. GOUDY. on
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

A CHANGE OF TIMES. Mr.. Foote,
of California, formerly Senator in
Congress from Mississippi, and fa-
nous for having courteouSly told
Senator Hale that il he ever came to
his State he would, himself, assist in
hanging him on the first convenient
tree, is now in Washington, and may
be seen walking the Avenue arm in
arm with the Senator that he was once
SO ambitious to hang.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
A9y The Lsavenworth Herald con

EY- The Leavenworth Herald COM
ments as follows on the recent dis
graceful fight in Congress;
"And this in the halls wherein
Henry Clay, and Daniel Webster,
and John Q. Calhoun, stood up before
the world as models of intelle ,tual
and political beauty. Erostratus,
seeking for fame, saw no way of get
ting it excepting by connecting his
name with the wanton destruction Of
the most exquisite architectural fabric
in the world. He did secure immor-
tai infamy, The persons who intro
duced into the sacred halls of the
United States Congress, the manners
of the brothel and the brutality Of the
prize-ring, in their search forpopular
renown, shall fnd-what the people
cf America shall give them"
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

ILLISoIs.-The Supreme Court Of
Illinois decides that q Railroad com
pauy cannot be held responsible for
the escape of a slave. The case is
that of slave who escaped over the
Road last summer, His master pur-
sued him Intellectually, and then su,d
the company for "aiding and abet-
ting" the escape. The Supreme
Court, Judge Skinner presiding, has
rendered a decision in favor of tho
company. th9iiQLGt
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
READY FOR THE
Spring Cam paignll
READY TAKE AIMl-FIRE |

READY TAKE AIM I-FIKET
A ND then charge with all your might
IA and main with pick-axes, crowbars,
spades, shovels, stone-hammers, and every
other necessary weapon, into the stone
quarry on Liberty Hill, and construct there
formidable stone fortresss for JOHN
GRAHAM to secure a retreat and obtain
fresh supplies of building material when
he is strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
plications 10 be made to him for his services
in housebuildiug, Mr. Graham is fully
prepared to execute all orders that may be
given him In the stone masonry line, and
will work upon such terms as will be unob-
ectionable to his employers.
l3tf JOHN GRAHAM,
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.

ArrlVaI and Departure OF the Mails.
PRAIRIE Cry P. o. Jan. 20, 1858.
TNHE Eastern Mail arrives here regularly
IL every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, on its way to 0sawatomie, X. t.; de-
parts every Thursday, Tuesday and Satur-
day, Oh its way to Lawrence. The Eastern
Mail from Independence to Leroy arrives
here regularly every Tuesday. Departs
every Wednesday.
This Office will be open regularly through
the week during business hours, and one
hour every Sunday, from IA. M. to 10 Ann.
l2tf JNO. r.. WINT0N, p. NJ.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Claim for Sale |!

WITHIN five miles of the Capitol and
w four miles of Prairie City, upon
which is erected good log Cabin and has
20 acres of breaking under good fence.
For particulars inquire of
lff e. H. PASSENGER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
House for Sale !

LWA A LARGE two.story Stone
SS'ssTssslNNN House, suitable for three mode
ISis, ysSS rate-sized Stores, is now offered
&&ssz &&s:lsz. for sale. 1t is situated in one Of
ths best business portions of Prairie City.
AS the proprietors are greatly in need Of
money, this property will be sold at great
sacrifice. Inquire of n.
PROUTY 4 WILLETT.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25

STEVENS, WALSH & LAROUX,

IVGMO, w nAoAA W A<AhVOn9
TESIRE to inform the citizens of Prairie
Ay City and vicinity, that they have
lately formed themselves into co-partner-
ship for the purpose Of driving an exten-
sivc business in the line Of Housebuilding,
Stone Masonry, Cistern Building, Stone
Cutting, and in fact everything that is and
can be done by practical and experienced
Stone Masons. We are all practical work
men, of many years experience, and we
guaranty our work to give the very best
satisfaction, and our terms are as moderate
as those of any other firm in the Territory.
All orders promptly executed with fidelity
and dispatch. HENRY STEVENS. 2
gra JAMES WALSH,
l3 6m FRANCIS LAR0UX.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Notice

Tshereby given that the undersigned keeps
l. his office at his residence, east of Prairie
City. Law days the first Monday in each
month. Court opens at 10 o'clock A. M.
WILEY JONES,
l5tf u. Justice of the Peace.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
PRAIRIE CITY MARKET

g, PRAIRIE Cry, Feb 25, 1858.
FLoUH-Superfne, SIS 90 fR hundred.
WnEAT---l SO NJ bushel. 4
CoRN-None in market.
Com MEAL--$I 25 li.nq 's '
WHITE BEANs--$3 90
PoTAToEs--- 90.
GREEN APPLEs--$l rs Per Bush.
DRIED 4" % 00. -
OnAoKERs--l5c. per. ib. iy1a
FRESH BuTTER--25c. ~ b.. t@
OHEEsE--25c. ~ Ii.
SALEnATUs--l2c. per ib.
BRowN SUaAn--l461lGc. ." 1.
WHITE q ---25c per lb.
RIcE--l0 to 1876.
TEAs--75c. .@$l 90
CoFFEE--l625@20c.
BEEF-6c l f. Z"
BAcoN--ls@l4c.
CoDFIsH-l0@l2Tc.
MAoKEREL--l5c.
ToBAcoo-45@60c.
MANILA RoPE-25c. f"
SoAP--l0c a" rtN
CANDLEs--Star, 30@35c. "
TALLow-l4c.
CoTToN BATTMG-35c.
IRoN--7@l0c.
NALs-s15c "
LOG CHAIN--l0@l21@c.
SAD IRoNs--l0@l2%c.
HIDEs-Green, Sc. dry, lOc ~ ib
sALT-aR sack of 200 lbs, SO 90. W
AxEs--$l 00@$l 25.
Ok Bows-R piece, Soc. \
SocKs-R pair, 4Oc.
Boors-Stogics, " pair,$3 5O@$4 90
Cali, b" SIS O0@6 90
sHEErINes-Brown, 5P yard, l21a@l5c.
Bleached, :" l219@2OC. +
PRIyTs-aP yard, S@l5c,
DELAINEs-- 2O@35c.
MoLAssrs-- " 81 81 10.
SYRUP " 81 20
WooD--Hard, y cord, SO 50.
CoAL-Stone, a9 bushel, 25@5Oc
GLASS; by 10, per light, 7c.
10 by IL &c.
10 by Ia SIC.
LUMBER-Per thousand, $25@35.
SHINGLEs--per thousand IS 5O@$6 so
Work 0xEN-$50@$l00
Cows--$l9@$35. ...
HORSES AND MuLEs-$75@$l50.
LUMBER WAGoNs--$S0@$llO.
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
A. D. FINDLEY,

Cabinet Ware Maker,
pEspEoTFULLY informs the citizens
IL of Prairie City and surrounding coun-
try, that he has permanently located among
them, and solicits their patronage, feeling
confident, from his long experience in the
business, that he can supply his friends
with as fine. an article in the shape Of cabi-
net ware as can be manufactured in Kan.
zas, and he guarantees. TO put his prices
down to such low figures as will give the
very best satisfaction. Please give him a
call, Shop No 80, Church st. l2tf
Freeman's champion., 1858-02-25
Wanted, Immediately (!

A HORSE and a WAGON, in exchange
IN for lots in Prairie City. Inquire of
PROUTY a. WILLETT.
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keoknk fanonnn10n11Tgo.
NE Directors of this nads ~
!nstitution will b. trAnpkGf lerrs and
- slscssi Rev. y d ii. wiinsss Y1t Psi,sIs:ls .ns
- - I'll known andressmmsndsd q posssss-
s snd experience, and those literary
...., s lsAliasations. rsqnisiss.o to the sen-
The spring Term will cpmnssss On Monday,
March IA, under the snpcriutendsnce Of Mr.. vii
lians, aided ~ competsnt aud experienced teachers;
the shoics Of tsaShers, the Of stsdy and the
general discipline ef the College being subject to
the supersision md approval of the Board, with
the piedge OF their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
~ isshs purpose Of the Board to build up an in
stitution which shall fully mSst the wants Of oar
e,y and IN TIL. effort they hope for the eo-opera
tion and sympathy Of all Intelligent and liberal
eitixent.
The Institution will henccforth Be exclusively
for female pupils, and will o. mprehend primary
and advanced departments, with the design " m
slfnAac thorough organisation and classification,
aad Of such advanssnsat and progress the intel
lscat patronage Of the community will sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation and
nnuenee Of Dr. Sanford, to whose liberality and
pshlte spirit the Institution Is indebted for the
vssy favorable terms which hsvc been made for the
The terms Of tuition viii be, n heretofore, six
and eight dollars per quarter for ordinary studies
with small additional charge for tal 4
pensse, and extra charges for Latin, French, Ger-
man, Music and Drawing.
DIRxcroRs.
Hon. z. 2 Lowe, Hon. s. r. Curtis, =
nes. y. n. WtlliAns,. Rev. II. dunn,
4. Bridsn.n, e. II. Perry, !. Il. Ford.
II. W. 00DEx, See'y. X. r. LOWA
lOkuk, March l6-d psSn61ht.
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Something New.

X 93kEf has purchased that nne stock Of
u Oto1 ~, Gas simeres ana VossAngss
f~pgly yowue4 hy%s IL. Waggener, and now haS
the 4zale n tk9ltore Of the NEW HAT CON-
He has also employed ono Of the best Cutters in
the country, and . number ok Tailor, and 10 pre-
pared 10 furnish Clothing - order, WARRANTED
TO SUIT TIE MOST vAsriDrouGS
He has, also, one Of N finest stocks Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever offered in this city, embracing every needfui
article down to pocket cork screw, all OF which
he will sell at reduced prices for CAsMy
The undersigned has long thought that some
thipgs be done IA well others, and therefore
invites alto I" him cali.
deci6d j. X. RICKFY.
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Jos. II. II. BERTRAM.
REAL ESTATE AND aNsUR ANCE

ORFICE, NO. =, KILBOURNg's BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale so beautifui Lots in b. WIKI
L bourne's Addition.
frsm any Of thsss Isots the prospeet from, ond
The view around thscity, isdslightful.
They are all near adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK!O
And no other Lots n the City can be more desirable
for residences.
blsck l7e In the oldlimits.
% Hsst - Aain-st., between 6th and 7th,
Lot 4, Block ~, on Blondesu-st.
% Fest in Block 201, ON Main st., between 10th
~ lIth.
- tseten Aain-st., commencing 100 feetfrom
doth street.
20 Feet on Ath st., in Block 45, . very desirable
1ailAing rssideDce.
q Also, Lots in Kdward Kilbourne's New Addition
eTssns-Lov, and very Easy Payments
Fer further particulars enquire 1T the above once
iAn2sd
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Ono DoAlaR = Tear
T HE VALLEY wHIG
CLUBS or HrvE on MoRB.
Terms OF ADv1RrIsINe.

1assnsssO ards ,sot xessdin stx line 81 asid .
olS, ethsyvise 11e.
Hssisss u nessings .oAsritaAls sesistiss ,Ars
soupaaies 40, half price.
DisplsysS sdvsrtsssnssss half noss tAss III
a6eve vatee.
Advsstissnentsi ssdsdAnd pi iaes unAs ~ hs . Al
sfssspssiai notices, |" IsstiefAs oyAtsSsr rSsss
BpsciA otissstn the loeAl sol1an - sests %,
line.
Advsstissnsnts rAsssdo / b si nsid q xelssvsjy
10 the Daily ,sftss sthshfst tvovssks 80 perez nj
moro than tbs shove rates.
Advsrtlssmsat snot sseonpanisd With dirsstioni
wiiibsi assstsdei lnsrbid And charged 10 rsseord.
ingly.
AkvsasdssasA,srttsssssss sss.ssfs ssss4Issssssaes
This ruls viii not be varied fToa.
when the advertiser uses the Weekly alone 3 he
pstss will D tAs ssas - u The Daily. where ths
Daily aal weekly sss 10th ussA, - per cent vi II
~ dsdastsd froa ths aegssgsts amount.
u.Asr the present sysssa, tAs Advertiser peys %
nusA for the spass hs oesapiss, the shaaess bsing
sAssesshis for soa position only. TAisplAa 10 sew
gssssaliy adopted. OsssAargs sfsrsAaaess vi lbs
lteents pef equArs.
0rIn sli sasss whore advsrtissnsats ere dis
ssntinss4 bsfers the sApirasien Of tie ysar or The
dine sontrastsd for, they will bs charged % at
sss regular ratesfor the tine aetusllyin.
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4 eek uk Fl. Des n osnc . 4 VI 10 nes oIa
h RAIL 10 a d.
@l

Facilities Increased and Fare Reduced! !!
CH ANG r OF TlmEg
nN and after Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, Sundays cxcepted,) willrun
~ follows:
Lat Trsin leaves KE0kuh a, 700 o'clock A. 4.
% %, Tram Tram I've, spoRr.s as9 r.
ID Train" :" $50 P.M.
Passenger for Sioux City Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, Urt Des Mones, Uttutnwa, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, vii take the TOO a. train,
connecting at Benonspor ih stages for all points
In Middle and Western Iowa. -
By this arrangement resiiens along the ~ e
the rosd will BE- enabled 10 spund FIVE u0HU0
In kE0kuk and return same evening.
Through TICKETS to ST. Louis, Loufsyfflc
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had At the Office
in Benton fport.
GA- Fare NJ low - the lowest.
D. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Saperintendt mt.
SAhL A. BLACK,
Ass't suP't aaA 0sner al Passenger Ae't.
Ticket 06ss at Railroad Depot.
Nn- -Orhcsin Kifbensress nlosk.
keokuk, Apgtl ~, s18-dtv
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NEW COMERS PLEASlm
1hafAeapy and continual Rent veuj ~
Desirable cad Permanent Homesfs6d, ,sS r.
she,t6s' execxiiona and Lan6iords' 4 SH
TINE subscriber now offers our new citiI
4 cheapest bargain yet out, being DWELLING
House large enough for IN ordinary family, sn-
olosed by neatly painted paling fence. With rod
watE csnvenisnt, In healthy locatioonn -
neighborhood, within ten minutes 4
Estes House, 4 .o.
FIRST CONE. FIRST cLx
II taken soon, can be had 1t Low A
rare bargain, whether for residence or IN
vestment. little guafantssd.
TaRss--t2S2 cash balance in payments . ss-
will be made. M -.
Inquire Of the undersiGn11, Days Hnk1<
Exshange-st coensr Of 18th, - Il ~ $i
|W. ". Dixe2v1 AhsnDum Building.
lis &%SM P. A. UEmnx0N
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BAKNUM
THE HUNGRY.

BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
Nov, a consideration Of hard times, Il Ii
IN veYf1neessary for our citiscns TO use econ
ony In III rnhase Of what they consume. In
order TO livS4 aod cheap you must buy GOOD
and CN nap nsst1ies. 10 Do this, cnll al ". II
Austtn A&a.'s old stand. where you i'll nnd his
81. Z. Barnum.
and his scs16modat ting slorks, who are eve,
ready and willing to sdministsr to the wants oi
the countless muititudcs who daily threns
around his counter, awaiting their turn 70 b.
served wita the good thingsso necessary 10 life.
Oitissna of keokuk. snd farmers OF The sur
roundtp nntIy, give me call, and you will
R1ysfl the longest day you live.
Dtgn ed having purchased the entire
A. Austin = Co, 1t No. LOG, south
e1pest, three doors west Of Fourth,
~ share of the patronage OF his
Vic generally. 49,
lelissrs4 to any part n the
;. l11na spa,eh. Tsras] ]Iriot.
Ss =. ,s.,y :.
cheap - - e 1Svs a. Don Z forget
lee Na1nfst. 6.W BARNUA.
KN Nay lsJe-dAwtf
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80. O. AuDB0eou. At8xAup9n IA nC1eAY
+ lnsrADLfsAED q is4s.l -
DAExf.yC HOUSE or
= . - 9 = q. a n y 4 r 3 . n 4 G .
I HAVE this day admittsA ~ . partner in the
J. Ranking Bnsiasss, Alexander Barclay, (who hAs
been my tellsr for the last six years). The busi.
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the frm
and styls Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banhing Housss (if not
the ohisst) In lows, the arm soiicits eontin-
aanee q forns- pstsosags ~ lbsrally extended 10
thessuior partner.
They Win make colIections and remit less Ex-
change, on this day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
mel, Wis
n1sRxExcxs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Wisslow, LAaieY 1 Co., BANKERS, NY.
kdwssd ". Clark Co., ,PhiladelphiA.
Howard BANKING Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller / Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bsnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 0clpcke, Chicago. m8
ANshanics' Baak, Pitsshurgh.
YArners' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer , Rahn, Bankers,
0ilmoss 3 Bsothsrtop - Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keekuk, Jan. J., IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON.
jaasd
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1IsHE treat Central keats, coanee1inR ths Al.
- Iantic cities with the Western, North western
|NpA Southwestern states, by eontinucus Rail.
Ay direct. This road slso connects at Pittsburr rh
With daily liae of steaners TO al ports On the
Western Rivers, and ~ Cleveland and Handusky
With steamers 70 all psfls on the North western
Lskcs; making ii the most direct. cAesress saA re-
itssie yssfs by which FRkIGhT can y kuwasded
70 sad isar>a sf. M
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PENNSYLVANIA GENITAL r AR

0
kEE TRAIN DAILY FRO II
Pisssbargh 70 PAilaA1 Il
Trains issvs Pittsbargh ~ follows vi
NJ; Fast Line p. m; Express Msil d
The kspfsss Mail Runs Daily, the oykSr
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Ceu-
nsctiops with all trains from
st. Louis, Moi Dubuque. Ksokuk and Iowa Ctr.
Iowa Cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, ILL;
Lexington and Lousvills, sKy.; Tsrrs
iiauts, indiaaspalis and lafayette,
Ind; cneinnsti, Coiunhno. Dsy.
ton, Toledo, Clsvelax1,
ZanesvilIs, Great
.Ss line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, 0hie.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnssota, and
AllRetngs In gAo WEST.
- sARE A. Low ~ ~ AHy Ofnsa nevru.-
Psssengers from the wsst can rely upOn
this as being the shortest and most
expeditions Youte to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTTMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TAOS. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. H., Pkllalsiphia.
Jan. ], SD
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Slaughter Coal Co.
Tons OF coal s,aaR

AT 20 CENTS PER BU
NE are constantly supplying thu
w quality OF CRATE aud stove Coal
this market. ltignitss easily, burns bfil
generates more beAt than any other article
excepting none. ~ chief economy and exceEJU
consists in ~ bus1lDE 10 oshes and - q
cli1keT or cin6es. ss#
~ mschsnical purposes II raeitlxsly not ht
e1xponoe1, as ihose using ii vitI&311
0sdese must be left on tho bod ~, over
Collier Co.'s Gfocery Store, Sd st3 IN Main
and Johrson, and they shall bo promptly attended
TO, as heretofore. Il. c. DOZENS,
March Sd Aeent,
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.


Ger. RAnk 4 Ath sis. ,-ss.s..Keeku nv
J.. r. BEATTY Co..
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engine . and NJ.
Nl chinery Of every descri y tiop, Saw and 0ris
MillMachinery, House Front ., Window Caps ans
Sills, ,Balconiesand verandshs. A general ssort.
nsnt Of castings alvay on hand. orderssolisitst
and promptly attended to,
Ksokuk, Aprils, SID
IOWA STATE lNkURANCE co.,
o1YIcE IN sAnPLs's NEW BUILbIHe, 2Hp sroRr
Second Street, Keokak, Iowa.
THIS Ilsme Company takes Risks ON the safer
i classes Of property ON THEMUTUAL PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, At rates - reasonable as those OF any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
Oh Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. b. Smyth, s. Hamill,
Wm.F Turner, D. A. Day,
IL. d. woodward, J.W Rankin.
Ell. Harrison, John MoCune,
8. .R. Voorhies.
opFIcERs:
G ii. PERRY ,Prest. X. II. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAMILL, Vice Prcst. W.T.. TURNER Sec.
janI3dsm
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Hark o Ne Eestiess Keokuksaus
flNlMES are Hard. MONEY II Scarce. Bat
1 DUKE 10 up with the Times, and down with
lhe Cash. II times are hard Ms woak LAsrs \
ynKY sAxAr wHnR. II monsy u searos, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he 10
now ready 70 accommodate AL who may give him .
call, either In Eastern or Custom made work, and
would call particular attention 70 the latter
Having established mAnat acsuring On the most
sxtendedscale he will keep constantly hand and
make 10 order cvsry thing In his Ine, from psifss
ON pafcA or mAkins ~ tSfsas'ssAes - 6stts
Cater Fafsnt Catf Boot, and win sell the hsst of
goods u The very lowest possible prices for Cash.
In custom work he varsants HIss, no& 10 Gassp,
but 10 Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr9Sd Nos. 80, 66 and 0B Msin-st.
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nad "a ii doaas sin
boxes, baisS trunks,) Drugs 7sc. y 100 he.
lin boxes a.d bslssJ fsaaAsrs,
Fnrs, Ae., Ae.
Ssconp CLAss.--Domsst Shess-
Ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
originalbals, J Drlss lin cAsks)
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin oSe. issn ns.
casks), Wall Paper, Wenaunad Liz sHess...
sheep Psl,s, eastward. e.
THRD DCLAss.-Anvils, CT e tinl
casks, Hemp, Bacon andPork,
aaited tiooss Or in sacks, Paints Zoe. y 1901 ns.
!dry anein oil,) Oils, lexsept
gaass. m .cs cs4"s ,s.,s Lr.., ,pi.b, B.-|
con, Beef - krk Tin e.sks or
boxes, east00G,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Nsik. Soda Ash, Ger an. "a an ~.
mansCisy, Tar, Pitch, kosin, w. v Nv ~
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
Resin OIL, Qasensware, Sugar,
{hhds., bbls and bxs. j TO-, de- xsssss
FLouh-75e y bbi., sntil further notice.
9kAIN--35 cts. "a l0a ns. sno12 further n61Dn6s
COTTON-$2 p bale hing 500 M, N
Weight, until further =
In shipping Goods fron 6y point east Of PhiIA-
deiphia, be particular 20 NARA packages avis
PsnmsyIvsnia kssiyosd." All goods consigned ID
the Agents OF this road 1t PhiIAdeiphia or Pitts
burgh, win be forwardetN1thout detention. -.
FREIGHT AdkNTS-clark Co., ChicagSY
Packer ! Co., Memphis, TeDn.sp. q. Rney !
Co, Evansville, IndissWm. Bingham. Loui.vills,
Co., and n 1lncinnati; II. y. Eps :
ESo., Zanesvi! Esech Co., No. 81 kin est. !
Boston Leesh Co., No. 9Astor House. N. r.!
No WsAlaets d N. Y; X. =. Sneeder, Philadsl-
phta; MEWYI IAoone Baltimore; ID. A. Ste wart
Pittsbusuh II. H. HOUSTON.
General FreighAsAoa1s
II. J.. LoMBAERT, sup't. Altoons1 l66S sa
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1853. sprang Ssa pEeasnt. ssneSs.
CHANGE or TIMEi
THREE DAILY TRAINS, (susDAYs KxcEPTxD.)
nN and sitter April 10th, 1858, and until fur.
~ ther notice, trains win run on the above road
- follows:
First Train leaves Packet Depot, Ksok uk, /, daily
Mondays sscepted) At I =. N. This train viii
make sure couasotioos with the Burlington and
Rock Island Pockets. Packets viii leave Aonsrose
promptly n o'clock o. s
Second Train lsAvss Keokuk daily tsandqpn.
cepted) st 10 o'clock q. N. s. 80
sspss1) st psn.
First Tr.in leaves Nontrose daily (Aos1 ~.
cepsed1 At 6:Se .. m. ssss,
second Train ls.ve. Mo- - daily OaeAs -
Third Train leaves Montrose dAi1x sndaysSx
espted) At p. N. j.. ". DAVIS,
6upsrintsn0snt.
J. X. TEwssuaS, Ticket Agent.
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HUK6k UOCIVK.
u E6PECTYULLY informs the inhabitants of
any business N his line. From his lens sxpssisncc
Il ~ ysais, hs has nads himself fAniliar With
the varioas dissases in the horss-Epidemis aaa
InAusnsa Fever. Lsng Fever, InAam mmstioas, $50
gsrs. cvssny, Belts, worms, Collie, 6pasns, Hyeven
oan y kad BY calling u his residence on ltA a.,
between johnson and Kxchangs, Ksokak, lows.
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