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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-23
M VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieut. Barney has entered upon service rs lieutenant
Of the Norfolk navy yard, in place of Lieut.. Pegam
Tho United States storeship Release, Lieut. Parker
commanding, from Port Praya, August H. arrived at
Boston Sunday afternoon. She left the United
States frigate Cumberland, Commodore Conover, Com.
mander Misroon at Port Praya, bound to St. Paus,
Loando The United States sloop-o war Dale Comman.
der McBair, sailed the 10th cruise. All well in
both vessels
The following is list Of the officers of the Release
Lieut. VIM. A. Parker, commanding /; first lieutenant,
T. Scott Febrown second lieutenant, James G. Max
well !; passed assistant surgeon Washington Sherman
acting master, George H. Perkins clerk Jefferson S.
Camm.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELEUTlON-BR BRIGHT PROS
PECTS. J. t#Ra VIC a
rrom the ncllsroute (pa) wa,chman, Sept. a. ]

From the Bcloonte (Pa) Watchman, Sept. %
The prospects of the democratic party in Pennsyva
in the approaching contest growing brighter every
day We have the most cheering accounts of this graft
flying fact from every portion of the State and every po
litical sign indicates decided and brilliant victory in
October next To effect this glorious result however, it
is absolutely necessary that every democrat should be
promptly at his post doing his whole duty, and stru
Cling with all his energies to secure the triumph II
easily be done pull together, and go into the
contest with an undivided and unbroken column There
must be no lothargy nowproud of our principles, and
confident of their rectitude, must bravey battle with
stout hearts and strong The nominations made at
Harrisburg the 4th Of March last have been enthusi
atcay received by the democratic party throughout the
entire Commonwealth. The nominees are popular and
competent men, and they will discharge their duties with
the srctest honesty and the most unwaveng fidelity
They will beyond all doubt be nobly sustained by the
democracy of Pennsylvania and be triuphany elected
to tho positions for which they have been chosen.
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THE RESULT IN MAINE.
fFrom the Bangor Daily Union, Sept. 20

N N z [From the Bangor Daily UNION, sept 2UJ
The democracy of Maine have every to be proud
Of the result of the recent election But two years
the majority against than 30 900 IL is now
reduced to less than 5000. With all the bribery and
baotbox stuing of the black republicans to contend
against have the victory in the sixth congress
sonal district and pressed the enemy the wall in the
third and first Nothing Is certain than that
shall carry the State next year you read this in the
countenance of every intelligent republican Maine is
at heart democratic State and cannot remain twelve
months longer under the black flag of abotionism Let
democrat lay aside his armor but keep it and
ever bright ~
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Markets.

New York, Sept. 22.-Cotton is stcadys sales of 500
bales Flour is buoyant-sales of 81 900 barrels State
SIS co. Wheat is frmsaes of IS, 900 bushels south
ern red, ST. 1s 81 20 white, 81 80 "a 81 40. Corn
is frm-sales Of Al 600 bushels mixed II rs cents
white So cents Pork is frm--sales of $500 barrels
Mess, ST. prime, SIS rs SIS 49, lard is quiet at /
If cents. Whiskey is dull at 23t "a cents. Sugar
is heavy at cents Molasses is active Coffee is
quiet at % l04 cents Spirits of turpentnc closed firm
at 81 81 cents u e
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Later from Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22--The Salt Lake MAIL twenty one
days out has arrived. Brigham Young still remains in
close quarters. Everything was peaceabe between the
Gentiles and Saints
The troops at Camp Floyd were all well Gen Johnston
intends wintering there The Indians the route were
quiet.
Great excitement existed in regard to the gold mines
at Pixies Peak. They said to be rich those OF
California Companies of miners and adventures were
leaving the borders every day for the diggngs.
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POPULATION OF ARKAHsAs.-The Little Rock True DEM
ocrat publishes statement from the State returns
of 1885, from which it appears that the total population
of Arkansas is 1913, follows white Males 1885,
943 white females 100 $40 free coIored GS2 slaves
&C, 048. Total 1888 The returns not complete
and II is generally concluded that full enumeration
would reach far higher figures.
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WASHINGTON CITY,
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. ga. 1868.
business Notice.

Union establishment view the proposed
change viii be conducted strictly cash basis all
Of subscriptions for the Union dscon
nued payments should be made this
stu W. pscomb who authorized collections
In Maryland, and Virginia.
wAsaIS0ros, March %, ls6S.G.
The foregoing notice intended include eoee
employ have heretofore employ In this city
those only who have performed such service In other tho
eoanty. q ktN AflAk- t.atA ktBa q AZ APP 2o~-u
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PENNSYLVANIA state Fair.

HARRISBURG, Sept 23.-The Agricultural Fair COM
mences to-day Over Thousand entries have been made
including hundred and sixty horses. The display
will exceed any State fair held here Horace Greeley
delivers the address on Friday. "a asa aa4 ,#
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lies have left for points OF greater security The oI,
of Brown, San Saba, and other counties have been g.
some time driving their horses 10 the interior for safety
/" The boundary commission will be organized at H.
Antonio. They win leave that point In about six well
and proceed to El Paso, the beginning point"
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Tho Leavenworth Herald claims that there are 10000
people in Kansas Mt this time,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
Tvu.,ce,. Male


DUBI.IC NOTICE il hereby given, that on the
L 4th day Of September, next at the door Of the
Clerks Once, in the City Of keokuk, Iowa, shall
proceed to sell, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder the following property to-wit: Fouy (40)
feet OF Of the front end Of Lot No. twelve I'D, in
Block No. twenty nine t2s), Commanding ut the
north corner Of Johnson sid Third streets, thence
Thrd-st forty (4o) feet, thence parallel with
Johnson-st fifty t60) feet, thence TO Johnson-st.
forty 40 feet, thence City 500 feet to the place Of
beginning, in the City Of keokuk, County Of Lee,
anu State Of Iowa.
The sale Is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Vim. +. ID. Lynch to me made to secure the
payment Of certain note for the sum Of thirty
three hundred and thirty three t3333) dollars,
by q keddington to VIM. +. u. Lynch, and by him
specially endorsed, which note s due and unpaid,
and by the terms Of the Trust Deed am required
to sell the property.
Sale between the hours of 10 O'Clock o.. m. and
4 O'Clock p. m. JESSE RUDDlCK, JR.,
August 8, lS5S-dtd Trustee.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

= y
NOTICE is hereby given, that we whose names
~ are hcreunto attached, rs President and Direc-
tors, with Others associated and who may hereafter
become associated with us, have organized and in
under and in accordance with the Code, chapter q
and laws Of the S,ateof Iowa providing for incor-
porations. The name and style u the Company IL
THE KKoKUK AND BURLINGTON PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $50 900 which may be increased
to any extent not exceeding 100000, by consent
of efourths Of the stock holders. The princi-
pal place Of business Of the Company ut the City
Of keok ak, Iowa. Tho principal business and OBJ
Jcct OF the Company Is to run and maintain line
OF steamers for the transportation Of passengers
and freighn upon the Mississippi River-more par
ticularly between keokuk and Montrose and Bur
hngton, DEMONSTRATING above to Davenport and
Rock Island, and all intermediate ports, a. may be
found expedientj with power to contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads, or other steam
boats or companies touching or upon said river.
The private property Of the stock holders in this
Company is made exempt from individual liability
for all or any Indebtedness or liability Of the
Company, except to the extent Of their unpaid
stock respectively.
There has been three four Of the stock subscrib-
ed, onethird Of which has been paid the ba lance
is pay able as may be required, upon the call Of
the Board OF Directors. The Company have pur-
chased and now own the steamer TX eokuk." The
liabilities or debts OF the Company limited to
one-half the amount Of the captalstock, or to the
amount actually paid in on said stock,
The organization dates from the LIST day Of Au-
gust, 1855, and is to continue ten years from that
GATE, subject to alteration or renewal BY vote or
consent II three-fourths of the stock holders in
interest copy of the articles Of incorporation
governing this Company Is of record in the Office
# the Recorder Of Deeds, al Keokuk, in the Coun-
" Of Ice, Iowa.
The business Of the Company Is under the gener
al epotrol and supervision OF aPresident and Board
of 6Yc directors, v b. are elective annually nv n
vote Of tho stockholders. The following persons
constitute he first Board of Directors.
Jons VAN NoRrwIcK, II. L. BRIsHAn
Jons TEkPLIy, SILAs II EAlGnI
II. W. SAMPLE,
ktokuk, Aug, 4, '5S- div President.
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Trustees sss a !,

DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the
j Sd day Of September next, at the door Of the
Clerks Once in the City Of kcokuk, Iowa. shall
proceed 10 sell, for cash in hand, to tho highest
bidder, the following property to-wit: fifty (50)
feet on Main street by sixty 60) feet on First-st
being sixty 1907 feet of the front end of lot No.
one u, IN block No, thirteen -, in the City of
keokuk, County Of Lee. State Of Iowa.
The sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Catharine III. @. Harkins and ii. Harktns to
nae made to secure the payment Of certain promis-
sorry note made by IL. liarkins to tho order u
james y. Bruce, for the sum Of Eve thousand dol
lars $4,000, which note Is dated May l4th, 1857
and payable one year after date, and endorsed by
James =. Bruce, ard is due and unpaid, and by the
terms Of the Trust Deed am required to sell the
property.
o'clock p. m. MN. r. b. LYNCH,
August 4, '5s-dtd Trustee
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NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
thcciiy Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
that spec ial tax has been assessed and levied on
said lots by theCity Council OF said city for Macad
amirng and CURLING in front Of said lots US doss-
mated in above list, and unless payne be III ads
Of the taxee levied and also ali costs,
3lst day Of August, A. d. 1858, the said lots, or
iaaeh thereof aseaail 90 necessary 10 discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold the day afore-
said, at the Mayor Office in said city, between
the hours Of . o'clock u. IN, and s o'clock p. III.
&C. STEVENS,
callectorof the City Of keokuk.
Aug. 7, 1S5S-dtd
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Trustees sale.


DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
4th day Of September next, at the door Of the
Clerks Office, in the City Of keokuk, Iowa,
fhal proceed to SELL for cash In hand to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit: Twenty
t20) feet out Of lots five and ak {6&8), in block
twenty four GA, in the City Of keokuk, County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa, bounded as follows:
commencing At point on Third-st., being eighty
tS0) feet from the corner Of Exchange and Third
streets, running thence on Third-st. twenty COY
feet thence parallel with Exchsnge-st. eighty (s0l
feet, thence parallel with Thirdst twenty feet
thence eighty $50 feet to the place Of beginning.
The sale is made by virtue of = Deed Of Trust
from d. Reddngton and Z. Reddington, his wife,
to me made to secure the payment Of certain
note, dated May ! s. 1857 and payable ninety days
after date to the order of VIM. Ruddick, for the
sum Of thousand, one hundred and eleven
(,llD dollars, the same bearing credit of $500,
and signed by d. Reddington, which note is due and
unpaid, and by the terms of the Trust Deed / am
required 70 sell the property.
sale between the hours Of 10 O'Clock n. m. and 4
o o'clock p. m. WIN. r. b. LYNCH,
August s, 1s5s-itd Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01
RAND TIL 4 NIX RAIL d A ID
OF CANADA.

N~A DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
FROM THE WEST TO
Boston, Nep York, and the Eastern States
va fAe Michigan Central, Great Western,
OgdemsbsvgA 4 permonf Central, a~d
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA
Passengers BY this route have an opportunity of
visiting some OF the grandest and most Won
derfui scenery 10 the world, including Toronto
Niagara Fdla, Srspension Bridge, TAousand Isinnds
Rapids 81 fAe ST. laurence, Quebec, Montreal WAne
MosnfadEs fAs Tubular Bridge (near,y trio miles in
isnefAl, Lake cAamp'ain, Fails Of Monimoresct,
Hrdsoa Rtrer, ETC., etc.
On and after May |, 1855, baggage win be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMlGKAHTS.
Passages may be secured ut the Office Of the Com
pany In chicago by SAILING ships from London
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull
Aberdeen and Montross, An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAiLRoAD superintcnis the removal Of
emtgrAnts and baggage III Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $50 TO t35 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. r VIA r n n
or $1,000 TONS AND TOO FEET Lone,
IL under CONTRACT TO this compan for one or more
trlps TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Cntcago to the principal towns In Europe win
shortly be Issued Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leyiathan or for the NJ .
o.s. ). Co.'S ships, can be obtained ut the officc
OF the GRAND Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent OF Grand Trunk h. R. Co., Of Canada.
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A CARD.
The Skaters 81 she vts1aatlsu
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL


pursuance Of their errsnd Of mercy In Keo.
kuk, the Sisters viii take scholaYs this wear q
tfty cents per month, and the children 81 those
truly unable 70 pay even that sum they will teach
gratis pro Deo.
Their dsy and free school comprises Spelling.
Reading. Writing, biography, Grammar, History,
Arithmetic, Msthemasies -. Plain sud Orns-
mental Needle Work, ETC., far - The capacity of
the pupil will sllov Tor long experienced sacksrs
are conducting The school.
Their academic course on the ether side Of The
house, with tho day and FREQ school, opens On the Isl
OF September.
The Academic courss oomprisss Reading, Writing.
1ranmsr Arithnetic, Algebra, Bookkeeping.
Prose snd Pessieal Conpositloa, Ancient and Nod
ern docgrSpAy, AncisAts Modern, eacrsd 40 Pro-
fame History, AytholoU, Natural History, Nats-
raj Philosophy, chemistry, Astronomy, botany.
use Of the Maps and Globes, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, the French language, Music ON the liars.
Piano, Guislr snd fistina, Painting il ws.eY 81.
ors, on velvet, Monocssassio and Arscian Passt.
,ngs, Plain and ornamental Nssals- Wort. Embsei-
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS; sasaA
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.
tIN0 JAMES DAVIDS0N-Sir: Whereas on the
2sth day OF April, 1858, you delivered to me
ave shares of the stock Of the kcokuk, Fort Das
Moincs and Minnesota Railroad Company, number
200, OF the value of hundred doliars per share
dated keokuk, 18th October, 1857 M collateral Sc
eurity fer the payment of note executed by
Davidson, Mortimer 4 Davidson, dated goth day Of
April, 1855, for the sum of two hundred thirteen
"A 100 dollars payable to myself order in ninety
days after date, with interest, the banking house
Of Geo. T.. Anderson 4 Co., with power, il said
note was not paid at maturity TO sell said stock at
public auction, after giving thirty days notice of
such sale. And whereas said note above described
is now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you are
hereby notified, that by virtue II the power vested
in me by the conditions Of said deposit of stocks
shall, on the eighth day Of September next, 1855,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock y. m. and o'clock
p. m, at tho front door Of the Court House in Ike
City of keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, proceed TO sell
at public auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the five shares Of stock above described and
transfer and assign the same unto the purchaser or
purchasers thereof and out Of the proceeds to pay
the amount Of said note and interestand expenses,
unless before said day of said sale you shall re-
deem said stock by payment Of said note, interest
and expenses, as aforesaid.
EDM'D 4. DIME.
Keokuk, Iowa, August s, 1S5S-ag4dtd
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Fire ana InIand Nav,wa,lon


Risks accepted at terms consistent with soiyeney
and fair profit.
Especial ateYhon gipsn to the Insurance OF
and Contents, ion iernss Of one 10 6ps years..
The progress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of nancin al sun
shine and storm, or periods eventful In or exempt
from sweeping confagra,ions and maritime disas-
tor. Being long established on q cash basis the
troubles Of the credit system effect US In no mate
rial particular.
During "hard times the security OF relisbl a In
suraDee is an imperative duty--the ability OF
property owners to sustain loss being then m ucb
iessoned.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, BY any Of the duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
SBusiness attended to with Despatch and Fl.
delty.-u&
OFFICE Of the Keoknk Agency, corner of End
and Main-sts. H. b. TEN-EYCK
mch9iaw"m State Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
I'm which speci al iaxes are due and I'M paid for
Matchmaking and curbing on johnson street,
between 9th and llth streets, and on 9TH street
between Main and Blondeau streets.
johnson st., between 9th and 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-01

Boot ana shoe Emporium,
slNHE EMPORIUM is the only place in the city
! where every thing in the Boot and Shoe line Is
made 10 order.
The Emporium uses the best kind of Imported
Stock.
The Emporium uses English Bend Sole Leath-
or.
The Emporium uses "Lemoine's Calf Skins"
The Emporium nses English, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip Skin.
The Emporium uses French ,CuracoA and Tsmpi-
co Kid Skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and English
Lasting.
The Emporium employees the best workmen in
the country.
The Emporium makes the best fits Of any shop
in the city.
The Emporium sells the beat and cheapest East.
con goods.
The Emporium sells Siocombs Boots, and war
rants them aa good as can be made.
The Emporium is the place to gel just what you
want III not ready -Insde.) made to order.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and ct the
very lowest figures.
III cheap bargains are desirable, good fits csm-
Portable or superior shoes satisfactory, 60 TO the
Emporium 10 get them.
iy2Bd
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No. Estes House, keOkuk'
WITH thanks to my many friends for past
w favors ! beg leave to inform them that
am now receiving my SPRING AND SUNNI
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses of b. perlin Co., and James Wilde, jr.,
: o., the two boot Clothing Houses in the Uni
sel States. My Clothing is good and well made /;
saose who have purchased of me will testify to
that fact and to those who have not i wouldsay
come andfry for sourselrts. Coed Goods, at fair
price arc always the cheapest.
Owing to the pressure in money matters am
compelled to seiistrietl3 for CASH
Abril Id A.W GRIFFITH.
IENTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
VI ion, for sale at No. 3 Estes House, Main-st.
apr2d A. W..
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REMOVAL.
p L q "a n e r & CO.,

~ "a M r II q co.,
Having Moved TO tho New Z story
House, No.iOa Main.st., cor. 4th,
ARE NoW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FORCASH,
With GLASS Of all sizes, from ~ o TO 4O< 90 !:
SASH, tPrtsaed and Glazed " de,ired4
LlNSEED on, (Raw or Boiled;
LARD AND OOTTON-SEED OIL,
(For Lubricating and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PU RE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURpENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
VAR S II e 8 AND JAPAN.
We also manufacture "White's Com pound
Dricr, which is superior to any other drier in the
market.
We have constantly in stock Whiting, Venetian
Red, Ochi IS, Chrome Paris Green, Umbers Siennas,
Lampbiack, Vandykc Brown, Red Lead, Lithsr &c
Ac., dc. Also, Paint Brushes, GlaIiers' Diamonds,
ilaziers's Points, Gold Leaf, dc
We have a large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
ing been received within the past twelve months,
is all new and fresh, and wishing to close this
branch Of our business we wiilseilit Mt exceeding
ly low figures. The stock comprises good ass OF
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
market and Carpenter Tools.
Va. We invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants to our stock, feeling assured that we can
seilthem goods at ~ 10 prices they can find In
ST. Loais or any other Western city. 1a
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Paint ers
and Builders to our new place Of business,
No. fO3 Main street, nert 10 Wooster r. Tsmplin,s
Apr2sd pLUMMER 4 co.
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EXTRAORDINARY lNnV1EmEnTs
TO TRADE


AtshsssNsmA1e sixpsnes.,,
An nov resolving my spring and Hupnsrstosh
OF Dr Goods, Hats and Bonnsts Boots and
shoes, CFocs ery Ware, kc. the Easteyr
cttss, which comprises extensive variety IN All
these DEPARTMENT.. My stock will CON psYs h yor.
ably with any in the city In point Of yarietx ara
quality, and tits we'll kao~nf actthstths (biess
are all right.
OF Drsss Goods, have SILKS, Tissues, Bsreres
Lawns, Barge DelAincs, ch&lIies, Poplirs. Vsies
clan Piaids, Dsbsise, Argsntinss Lawn Robes
40.
Ofstaple Goods, heavybrovDdo nestie blesch.d
Do, Osnsburgs, drills, tickinss prints, a.
ALSO, Linen Goods OF All kind~-- white ana
bro~ n Tor psnsj white and brown table dis Ger.
crash and diaper towsiing. Irish linen, brown do.
Also, summer shAwls black silk vesettss, er,-
orpidsrics, lAces, pocket hsndk srchicf5 hosiery.
trmmings snts shirts ,cravats collars and aus
dendsrs.
ALSO ,anassortnent Of Summer Clothips and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND la connection with the above keen n n.
sortmento Of Queensware and Groceries, the latte,
OF which still continue to sell IT wholssal
prices. Afresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton TeaCo. New York, which are warranted To
give sntiresstisfaetion arthc money will be re-
funded.
Think can now ole induosm en- riot to hssx.
selied ~ any house Ia this city.
IL there Is any article you ennnot dpd nuyv here
else, n.t GALL Il the Simble sixpencs-snywhsss
along Main-stYcet.
P.S.-Thsse arenot o Id soods--havesefSes %
hand sinee the year one.
Nes. 81, "a. ~ ana 1919 main.ss.
y. s. BILLINGS.
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1AILR0AD NOTICE !.

0A1l8OAD NOTICE.
NOTICE u hereby givsn 70 81 partisr ~ ,..t
~ that the consolidation Of tho lows Bovtkcrn.
and the keokuk and Nebraska Railroad Compsniee.
Ascending 70 IN ast antAorising the ssma. ~ hse
perfected. The sstiolss Of .soasolidstiso entered
qua, VA Barren Co., 70 the Missouri rive. "a 10
% styled and known o the hehraska ana Seuth
Iowa Railroad Co.. and now fully anthorjsed 20 ear
~ out the ohtect Of thsiY organisatiS
=. MAxHB, Eec'y.