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Sraufrei6.

Die preuBtIhen GeSterun9Scr9alle r~ublt5Irs
ten pUr eini9en 2Soden ben uuten fcl9eHpen
Briei, BEN Souls 8pnaparte ldrteb, al8 er tnt
Slbre 1888 ouI bic Orobun9en 6rantretdlS
9egen bic S9pei5 bin Die leetere rerlIeB. Ser
BrieI biloet einen artiSeu @ontralt nit ben un.
perlG6mteu DepeI6eu, Die 8cnaparte in leBter
Belt III Der 8li4tlun9Sfra8e mn Die Sd~eI5
ri1tete. -
yNn sc. @rc. ben Srn. Sanba n'
man Inberwert, Yrdltpenten neS Gan"
tcnalratb8 bon Ibur8au. 0err 9anpauIs
MAIN 9lS pe8 l0er5C95 Don Uicntebelo Jtote
Der Sa9laBun9 5u8In8, mpllte lb MIDI Der uu>
blui9en 6Grperulg pes Iran5olt19en 9oupernes
neut5 ntdt fi9eH, neil eS mir rblas, purh
meine Meigerung 81 3ei9en, naB td, pbre lrs
9eu0 cine SerbtnDtI9telt g.: perlesel1, nad Der
S9neiS Surid9efebrt mar, Dap lh Elm 5teht
bate, palelblt gu leber, unt Dap t9 Shus
uno 8ei)tanp paIeibt fineen witroe. OteSnwel5
bat i'm lebten Monat rur1 tbre PrUtelte unO
nunmetr purd ibre oerlammelteu @rpBratbs1
comlnil(tpren bepteIea, Dap lie our Nabrun9
ibrer Q9irpe unp ibrer Gedte rle 9r0Bten Spfer
3u brin9en bereit mar. nSte bat lbre Bfll9t
9etban ais cine uuabbdn9i8e 9fatICn ib mill
pie meme tbun uno treu blelben Der Stlnlnte
Der @bre. Dlau fam MIDI perfrlgen, aber uie=
mails entpirbigen. O1 bas fran3plii9e @Ous
Uerneulent ertldrt bat, rap, iuI sail Die Gag'
Ideun9 feline SprDerun9en dbldla9e, eth Sranp
entlteben Wilroe, oellen Spfer Die S6mel5 wers
ben mGhte, 70 bleibt mir nur ubrl9, Elm Saup
gu perlalien, no melne @e9enmart gu 10 unses
re4ten PrdtenI icneH AnlaB 9lbt unO Der Vors
panO Su 10 groBeu @alanlItaten weroen pitroe.
SD eriude gle peabalb, Sr. &|anpammaln,
benz SunDe8oIrectortum an5u5et9eil, Dap tb abs
rellen merDe, Iob1lo l9 Die nOtbigen paBplia
nad einerl 2anDe erbalteu babe, no i1 elm
ltdere5 Aipl fiGtoen weroe. Snpem 10y freimils
lt9 Don Dem elu6i9en &dnpe III europa l4eipe,
mo t6 Sd,uB unD SeIltanp fulo, Inpem l1
OertIi1feiterl u~erlaiie, Die mir 0urf 70 Uiele
81noe tbeuer 9ewerpen linO, bcfie id, Dem
Sdpei3er SO(fe gu b~epeiien, Dap lA Der N1<
tun9 ltno 3unelgunB plrol9 9epelel bun, wel~
dye e8 min ermleleH bat. SD meC1e nIemll8 Die
eple 0anoluu9 per Ga1tone pergellell, ipel1e
liG 10 mutbIg 3u meilen @anlten erttdrt baben;
unO 3uulal Die GrtunerunS an Die eoelnlltbl9e
0altfreunpiGaft, melAe Der @antcn Sburgau
mirgeuGbrte, miro tief eiu9e9rubeu bleiben i'll nlele
mem Ser5eu. SA be9e pas Sertraueu, Dap pieie
Grennung ni1t fit INNER leln fplrp, unp paB
ELI Sag feaIlut, no lda p1ne Die Snterelen
Speter befreunOeter J2atlcnell gu perleBel, lplea
perr1l Dl el1 Alpl Itaoen merDe, no etl 20
ldbrt9el gtu[entbalt uup erlpcrbene Jledtte Iar
MID et1 ~5peite8 Eate1lanc eridaifen batteu.
@ebeu Ste, Serr ~SaEpammaul, netne Oanf>
Bartlett Den 0fdtben funp, uup 9lauben Sie, CAP
Die Grtnnetun9, Der S1pei5 elnl8e llnrube ers
ipart gu baben, atetn p1S Sepaueru mlu0ern
miro, nit welAem tl ls ~perlalie. Gmpfan9en
sic Den Au8pruf meIner Qodadtun9 ulO pUre
5i9lt9en Wertbl9asun9. @renenperg, %.
Sept. 1888. 9eapplepn 2upWt8 8os
naparte." r 8aee .asHgH 84 oa q
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8pbirnun0pn

Gin @iertsE baar, bet Nef na9 Gin, spet unS srsf Sabrsr
~ iaelen. 8dufer 8r9Berer 9arjsaea Labea &nipraa auf
ldn9ere Drtt. SEaet<propertg, 5pPptesEea uRe Studs 10 srs
ben IN Gdafh anseup il men.
OtsIs @%ele9enbsit bietst eeutf6su IntebIsTn, 6s @arten-
oIer Wtartt= 5armen lu hen. pet8e ptrefte 90mmunieattsa nit
Der Staot pabfn, etne e~unFt5e 0seleabeit sum AniaRf.
Rtbr4 30t 3ml'pmI Sphn G5Ieuu
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Sarfei.

3pei tiirfilde &rie8sidiffe, nit 30OQSOlOas
len IN 8Orp, baben auf IDrenl We9e naA Alba-
nlen Corfu pallirt. Dielelben lolen pen Sers
beerun9en an per tirtli9ea @ren5e Elm GnDe
MAIDEN uup pieIabe se8en pie Wfontene8riner
beidasen. 5na b. 10 ,ugl 3la r
Sn Der Ndbe bon @bapuua8 fam e8 3pildeH
ben Stpmauen unp Arabern gu einem ernlten
Sample. Sbeit @oumot, relder Die 2eetern
cpu1nlaubirte,. wurpe BON etnena ielner 2eute pers
ratben uup iein &cpf na9 2rtpOlt 9eera4t mD
srpber Subel Darliber e%ntltano. 3 5aT sic
Sti3ieaeD epet4en beridten 9inlfi9 iber ben
StauD Der 3ultaupe in Serblen unD IN Der
6er3c9ewiqa uno lpreden Die 0Cffnun8 aus,
cap Die 9fube palelblt balO wieper berSeteut
letll merpe. as saazs us
DepelGen iiber 8ien iuseu, paB pie GatiO-
nalbanf BON Der Nfolpau ibre 3ablun9en EN-
9eitellt babe. ar 4lu.ef ST. Il
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DeutldeS
Slrbeit Watbipeifnng8 Smre1NS

3bame5ItraBe SO. 50,
Inter Qaff8t ) r Den tf8sa gelsal9aJTt%s .;.,r sSer
DienaeStsn Az be d Iittsen pinf4en, fppe abe featt9en N.S
battlu @eabsn UOlsn I'D gerfpnii@ peer iE ~tranftrten gFss"
an ben Ngsntea Der @sisai6aft, Sra. 9. g. BtllIEs'
6rff WVa So I6am nenDea, 1oelber uHentBslo!t@
auSfunft ettDetlen wirb
SSerann0f
SIM beutl1sn Mrbett5bIredu SO. 8 9ert6 Treoert6fraBei
1 @lerf wel9er ea8lilb l6rstben fann, Bader, EgbH SD ben
ulUnat, 1 8atteeper, 2 Aufpdrtsr, 1 Wann In einsm etaRors
Stpre, 4 6armarbetter, 9oba $40 ZEN pepaat, 2 @artner, q
S2neteer UNI aut Dtrnat Su ar6eten, 4 e hub md@fr, 2 Nann
auf EN- Sttambo0t, 3 Rndben arf etne 6arm, / 8utfdtr, /
oaustdebt tn Elm 5Dtel. aud tnb Gteaen Dfen fir 2 Rp6fnnen
A 8tmmermabHtn n, 3tnoermd den unb 10 UGoGsn fur gee
WS9nlt6e 9ausarSett IN amerttantfde unf fepti9e eafntlien.
@eblbren eerin8.
Apl9-A s.. TtaIbefmer, Naent
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WerPdMfe 2lnset0en.
Am ncrfnmfpn
3uilt Werfduf.

eta eat ~eeteseaa Wreeug,Gaben 1T btQts su ~Dertaufsu
a0btns gaQ9d man @de DUa Sefsrl0n. uhb Sprtugfr.
", mn 9ehg @ogatu lDtl@eh ltgb y. 9retrfr. sm
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Smette peutl1e WobltbdtlgteitS> @eIcuI6aft.
Dte Wtttslieber berfetben fnb ttermit aHfgefprbert iH 3G ets
nr @rtra. 0eriammIun9 am Donnerftag ben %. Aprtl &beuOs
y ubr in ttrem 2pfole Sablret9 ctnju1aben, tnpem tn berfslben
pie neu entmprfenen Gefege sur Abfimmune ~ppreeIeet weroen
iOaen. DaS NtGterlWetnen BAT sur 8plse, baB ipdtere @tn-
penbunsen eesen fteie @deBe Mot ! eradfbti4f werN'n tOa'
Hen. SIM &Hftra9e
X pmb " QDutS 8iaufuB - Sefr.-
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Baltimore 0jNttker.
Baltimore, ben 81. 9tpril 1858.
0lrmpl1 Sim0e itber Die NSifYipm
Nellif1fer'S.

Arnplb 0fuse iGreibt in ~leiaer leeten Gors
relpOnpen3 an Den rGn5ei8er bee WeltenS" iber
Bic WfiIiton Beai1ier'S 8plsenoeS
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Gum Serfauf i'm @roBen Die in Gt15elnen.
"a ndr cine 8rpBe IaSpaDl 8%tI9tatr5s uWb Scmmer'6utei
ipwie &appen Ger neaefen Wepe an 8 B bGben, 70 ftnp MIR
@5taens an pas sse4rte gn0Itfum BET Rtsisa 9aftea Soften UNI
% Drp5ent btui9er sit Dertaufen, ais ir9etp ctr %neersr.
Spte1t BET uEs Dor uuD febt, ebe tr aaperswp taEft.
Qedte GurHerbgte itp fets at baben.
NF- @tentO baoen mir etnen grPBen @1rrdtb ppn Strcb~ nne
ipelGe mir 5u btlieen Sretiea ~pertaafsn.
- (Nprtl2b-S
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CLUBBING.
THE FARMERS, GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY Henry STEPHENS, II. X. s., of Edinburgh, anu
the late j +. Nogros. Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven, , vols
Royal Octave. 1000 pages, aud numerous WOOD
and steel engraYings.
This is, confessediy. the most conn letc work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order give il
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the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co,
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hf.nhtiA i{itts ffoGI..
fnnrth aDnurter


fI'HE Fourth Quarter ef this school will com.
mence ON Monday, May 10th, in the rooms ON
ath street betwe.r Main and Johnson.
The SAM Alsl aims ia regard TO Fcholars hip an d
diseir'ir VIII be maintained as heretofore The
seaol will hereafter be open to both maie and f.
Ia. ie pulii;.
There " II be three Primary, In
.crmcdiats and Acadenie--iu which the charge pei
quarter % ten weeks Will be follows
urinary department, per qaartcrn......,...S q 0c
lnt,rLeCIlte Department, per guarter,....., OF
Academic Department, per quarleF........... 10 %
These rates, payable invariably by the middle OF
the quartz defray the entire expersesof tuition
There Will be general weekly exercises ia Com
pesi liul., loeutipn, DC.
Ao detuc ion III be made for absence, except in
easet u py9traetea sickness,
The srvi5cs If Prei B-aes have beer secured tc
give Instruction IN German, French, Drawing, anc
oil paintrg. lie viii also give instructions In The
prepaEstor! exercises OF Perspective Drawing FIRE,
of charge.
j. 81. McLANE,
htUAuk, NtS q. '5s-d Principal.
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Lumber.

|vTyHE subscribers would inform the consumers Of
i Lunbar, and tho public generally, that they
krc now prepared to furnish all kinds Of Lumber
Hsualiy made by Saw Mill, including I4ath,
Flooring, Joist, sheeting and Siding Of any length
khat may be desired.
| Call ut the New Saw Mill, on the river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL 4 HUME6.
N. b. Stove Wood for sale at 81 80 per cord.
sAp15du
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GUNS GUNS!

M,fARLAND HOUSE,
j. A. PATMOR, PRoPRIEroR,
Formerly Of the Sherman House, Chicago. Ills
FRoNT-ST., BET. CEDAR d PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
fors Madison, -. Iowa.
sep26dAw
SECOND STREET CIs ZAP ATOKE.
IREAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonncts
NJ Ribbons &c. We are now Offering our we'll
stock very low for cash. Our assortment oi
goods in every department is complete, and bought
very cheap, and will be sold lower than heretofore
|o6cred ~ We, by doing own business, save rent
| and clcrk-hire. We can and will sell lower than
| any other establishment.
oct2ad X. II. ABBOTT 4 Co.
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I'm L 1rcat Central Route, connecting the At
l. lantie cities with the W estorn, North western
and Southwestern States, by continuous Rail
way direct. II his road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of steamers to all ports on Il,
Western Riyersssnd at Cleveland and Sandusky '
with steamers to all ports on the Northwestern
Lakes; making Ii the most dirsti, chsapes and re-
liable route by which FREIGHT can be forwardet
to and from the Great Wtsf.
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isAssNlHa
FEEDING THE HUNGRY

iEAssNlSa
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
n oW, in consideration q hard times. il Ii
~ very necessary for Our citizens to use econ
oiay in the purchase VI Nha; they consume, IL
order TO live lat and cheap you must buy COOL
and CHEAP articles. 10 do this call al W. II
Anstin Co.'S old stand, where you will fndhi,
successor,
s. L. BaYnum,
and his accommodating clerks, who are eve
ready and Hing to adm mister TO the wants o
| the countless naltiindes who daily thronl
| around his counter. awaiting their turn 10 b,
| served viii the good thlngsso necessary to life
| Citizens Of heokuk. and farmers Of the sur.
| rounding country, give me call, and you vii
never regret il the longest day you live.
| The undersign cd having purchased he entir,
| stot 1 Of W. III. Austin & Co., at No, 100, soutI
side of Main street, three doors west uf Fourth
IL solicitous of al sinfo If the patronage Of hil
friends and the public generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part Of tn,
city With promptress aud dispatch. Termss,rict
ly CASH.
n. u. You will End youca buy goods fully as
cheap us you formerly have done. Don't forget
100 Main-st. +. l.. BARNuM.
kcokuk, May 1, '5s-ddwtf
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For the Upper Mis- sissippi

u. S. MAIL LINE,
X 0ck Island md X oku uk Daily Pas.
scnger Packets.
fINiiE steamers BEN. CAAFB
i and IISii0MINGO will compose
the line for the season Of 1883. Both
Of these boats being Of ligh. drsught -
and Of great speed, may be relied upon Tor making
connections ns advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
Gxo. II. MYERS, Captain A. L. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrote the arrival of the cars from
keokak, every Iuesda Thursday and saturda,
morning, at O'Clock. The
TIsHoMING0,
JoRs X. kEAcn, Captain A. II CoRwisE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose "a above, every Monday Wednes
day and Friday connecting, at Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO. saA ~. Pleasant, lows
at Muscatine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
st Rock Island, with Mianssota Packet Company
Steamers for Galena, Dsbsqss, And st. Paul. ans
the trains Of tho 0hieage and Mock Island Railroad
Through Tickets nay ~ procured on Board, 0,
Of o. b. BxHWHR, Agent,
May HID ct Dspot o. Leyee.
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kc0kuk agency
WHtsILEIt A WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines.
THE ABOVE 'NAcBlSKs,
Eac~T II + BEST EVEk VENTED,~0H
A RE sold Mt this agency at the nanufacturcra
flpriees, adding only the coat Of transportation.
SsN-instructions in operating the machine given
gratis to purchasers Of Machines.
Refer TO the following Ladies in Keokuk, who
have these machines in use:
Mrs. Edw. kilbourne, Mrs. A. d !. .Chittendeu,
Mrs, Wm Meoayie, Mrs j g. Floyd,
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. John Burns,
Apply personally or by letter to
Elk. BUELL.,
6S afn-st., mp stairs,
npr.6daw kcokuk. Iowa.
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hats and Caps, Dry Goods lin
boxes, bales and trunks,) Drugs 75c. y 100 fbs
lin boxes and bales,) Feat ners,
furs, &C., &c.
SECOND CLAss.-Domestic Snect 1
ing, Shirting and licking lin
originalbaies, j Drugs lin easksl eo
HARDWARE, Leather, Liquor In, I ouc' v l"ofDs'
casks), Wall Paper, Wool and
sheep Pelts, eastward, de-, &c
/ Third Class Ahyils, Chains lin
caKks , Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sal,cd loose in sacks. Paints soc. y loon.
tdry an9 in oil,l oils, (except
lard and rosip),
EuUhfn CEAks.-~ Coffee, Fish, Ba-
con, Bcef and Pork lin casks or
boxes, casl~ard,J Lard and
Lard OH, Nails, soda Ash, Ger an .,,oon
man Gay. tar, Pitch, Ho.in '0'' Y wv ''s'
steel, Manufactured Tobacco
kosin on, Qaeepsware, Sugar
thbIs. ibis. aud bxs. j 1c. De
fL9lE-- i3e n bbl., until further notice.
6ha A --'o ets n 100 tbs. until further notice.
COZ IuA--s2 ~ bale, not exceeding 500 lbs in
weight until further notice.
In Shipping Goods from any point east of Phila-
, delphia, be particular 10 marx packages "ria
Pennsylvania haiF0Gd.'' All goods consigned TO
tho Agents OF TINS road at phiiadeiphia or Pitts
burgh, wiz be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AeENIs-Ciatk y Co., Chicago J;
Co., Evansville Ind; VIM. Bingham, Louisville
Ny; X. G. Medium, Madison, Ind; II. w. Brown
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; ii s. Pierce
Co, Zanes vile, o.; Lecch Co., No. 81 kilby-st.
Boston Leeeh Co.., Nc. Astor House, n. y,
No. Wtliiam-Ht., y. Y; K. J. SGe.der philadel-
phai Aagraw d koons Baltimore ID. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh II. IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent.
u. }. LoMBAERT, sup't, Altoons, Penn.
Jan. /, 53--dly
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NCLUDl ar account Of the Rise aud Pro-
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at cannot but prove emineutly stasonable and
useful. ."-l \, \. Independent.
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q. r.. CLIFFORD, /,

kEOku ..........-........I0WA A..
HAVING permanently located in keo- *
Ii kuk, i would invite the attention Of
the public to my new and we'll selected -
stock. Having acquaintance with the best manu-
faeturers in the United Staes, all Of my goods are
made TO order and are unsurpassed in quality or
style. The stock pow opening comprises, in
part Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss. the genuine Perry Watches, cascd with
original designs; Silver Ware Of every dcscr.pti
warranted pure coin Lsdies' and Gentlemen s
Jewelry OF all kinds, including styles never before
offered In the market. spectacles, in cold, Silver
Steel and Piated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopie.
Concsve, double convex and C0iored Glasses, of
every variety of shade and focus among these
the resi- Scotch Pebble and Periseopic Glasses,
mechanically adapted 10 suit all eyes. To those
unacquainted with the nature Of these Glasses,
will state that they arc anufaetured from erys-
taiired quartz, their peculiar shape producing
eq aal focus throughout their entire surface while
in other CLASSES the focus is concentrated TO one
point aud, TO the constant ws4rer often times be-
comes painful. fne lot OF Aceordeons; also, an
a4sortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
W are, manufactured by Rogers Bro, on genuine
Aibata, warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
Is mAde--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-.
tors, Ladies, Spoons, Forks, DC
n. B-Goods Of every description made to or
der, ~ also Hair orpamcnis. | would particularly
call the attention OF the public TO the fact that
my goods purchased for CASH and not brought
ont here to sell on consignment. They are offered
ut small profit, for Cash ONLY. The money re-
funded In all cases where goods do not prove as
represented.
Being . practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given 10 the Cleaning and Re
pairing Of Watches, which shalI be done in . work
man-like manner, and warranted to keep tme.--
Clocks, Jcwelry, de-, repaired in the best manner
and attended to promptly. Engraving done to
order.
MD-Please call and examine my goods and
will take pleasure in showing them, even though
sale If made. share of pa tronage is respect-
fully solicited. l hase made and put up the only
sun Dial there 10 in town, which can be relied on
as the true time for this meridian.
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Gas Fixtures.

OKtS - - OVUA NOA
HAVING purchased Of Mossrs. Scoield Bro.
1 their entire stock Of Gas Fixtures, such ~
Chandeliers,
Pendants,
Brackets,
Portable Lights,
6c., &C., ac, they now offered for sale at the
lowest cash prices, for Cash.
The stock viii be replenished from time 10 time,
and q As FITTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES will
hereafter be carried on BY the Company.
Apply at the ohce of the
GAS COMPANY,
jansd No. 6s Main-st., Up Stairs.
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~. X. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors to Deming 4 Loye,)
BANKERS,
EIVE Epartieulxr atteBt tion to collection ,and re-
~ nit promptly on the day Of payment.
ngYkREHcEs:
Bank Of North America, New Y ork.
Drerel 4 Co., Philadelphia.
II. w, Clark Il Co., !"
Citixens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. Scully, Cashier, do
5. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio, ZanesvilIe.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
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KEoKUK, IOWA: MONDAY, JULY 49, 1883
CHAFIN - hEE.
b ANK e r s.,
Geo. Chaplin, Geo. @. Lee,

fhird-st., one door south Of Main, keokuk Iowa.
I SoLLECTIoNs made and remitted at current
~ rates.
RErER TO
E.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. y.
Bank Of the State of New York, Y.
Hon. Jno. l.. .Sehoolcraft, Pres't Comm ! Bank
Albany, N. Y.
7. Granger Adams, Banker, Chicago.
Kcnick d Peterson, Bankers, st. Louis.
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