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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

WALKING INDTcA TIVE OF CHARACTxR.-A short
and quick step indicates q brisk and active, but
rather contracted mind. whereas those who take
long steps generally have long heads. Thors
who shuttle or draw their heels, drag and drawl
in everything, while those who walk with .
sprlnging, bounding step abound In mental snap
and spring These whose walk is mincing, af-
fscted and artificial, rarely, il ever, aecsmplish
much; whereas those who walk carelessly, that
iS, naturally, are just what they appear to be-
and put on nothing fer outside show. Those
who in walking, roll from side to side, lack di
rectnesa Of character, and side every way, ae
cording to circumstances. In short every in.
dividual has his own particular mode Of NOV
character; so that, as far ~ you can see suel
medeS, you caz dscphsr such outline Of char
aetsr.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03
peril. or Sc. Peter.burg.

It is melancholy to esstenplats the constant
danger ia which this brilliant capital is placed.
II Mr.. Kohl's picture 10 net overeharged, the
occurrence Of . strong westerly wind and high
water, just at the breaking up Of the ice, weuld
at any time suffice 10 occasion an inuRdatien
sufficient to drown the whole population, and
convert the entire city, with all It's sumptuoua
palaces, int chaotic mass Of ruins. The gulf
Of Finland rams to psint 90 il approaches the
meuth OF the Neva, where the NEST violent
gales are always those from the west, SO that
the mass Of waters, en- such occasions 10 always
forcibly impslled towards the city. The islands
forming the delta Of the Nsva, on which st.
Petersburg stands, are extremely low aAd fiat,
and the highest point in the city iG probably
not mere than twelve or fifteen feet abevs the
average level Of the sea. A rise Of aftesA feet
10, therefore, enough to place ell St. Peters
burg under water, and rise Of thirty feet ID
enough 10 drown almost every human being in
the place. The peer Inhabitants are, therefore,
in constant danger Of destruction, and can nsv-
or be certain that the whole $780, 900 Of them
may not, within the next twenty y-fsur hours, be
washed cut Of their honses like 80 many drown
ed rats. To say the truth, the subject ought
hardly to be spoken Of with levity, for the dan
ger is too imminent. and the reflection eftsn
makes many hearts quake in ST. Petersburg
The only hope Of this apparently doomed city
simultaneously, viz: high water, the breaking
up Of the ice, and gale Of wind from the west.
There are so many points Of the compass for
the wind to choose among, that it would seem
perverSe in the extreme TO select the west at so
critical = moment; nevertheless, the wind does
blow very often from the west during the spring,
and the lee floating in the Neva and the Calf
Of Finland is Of bulk amply sufficient to op-
pose formidable obstacle to the water in the
upper part Of the river Had the ancient sages
Of Okhta kept meteorological records. one
might perhaps be able to calculate hsw eften
in thousand years, or in ten thousand years,
such feed as we are here supporting, might
be likely to occur. AS it is, the world need net
be at all surprised to read in the newspapers
one Of these days, that st. Petersburg. after RI
sing like bright meteor from tho swamps Of
Finland, has as suddenly been extinguished in
them, like mere will-o-the-wisp. May hea-
ven protect the cityI'-Fsr. Quar-. Rev. 49,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

MYSTERIOUS Loss OF BoAT's CRKw.-The
Chicago Press states that boats crew Of nine
men, which left Little Sauble for Psnt Water,
distant fifteen miles on Lake Michigan, on
Christmas day, with q supply Of provisions for .
numbering party. have persisted, under eroum-
stances Of peculiar mystery. The boat in which
they embarked carried sail, and all the neees-
sary appliances for her navigation, and was
seen to pass Psre Marquette, distant about three
miles frsm the place Of departure, Just at dsrl
Of the same day, and very scar in shore, with a
calm state Of the lake and weather. About
eight In the evening they were heard crying fer
help of Psrs Marquette Clay Banks, when .
Mrs. Ben called to them frem the shore, IL being
SO dark she could discern nothing, and several
voices answered in reply, saying that they had
lost their oars and sould not get ashore, sad
wsuId ell be lest unlsM they had assistance
Mrs. Ben was alone, and went at once distance
Of half . mile for two men, but whom they re-
turned with her to the place, all was still. The
cries Of the men, it il said were heard by sever
sl ethsrs whe say they were afraid to leave their
houses. There was light breeze during the
night and the next day. At neon Of Saturday,
the beat drifted On the bar off Pere Marquette,
with TIVE Of the crew lying dead under the
thwarts, and some remnants Of the cargo, but
ne traces Of the rest of the crew. The mast Of
the boat was unsteppsd, but still stosd nearly
upright. The whole party Of niHe men would
seem to have persisted, but through what means,
is most incomprshensibls. The night WAS by no
means . severe one, the lake was smooth and
the men were all experienced sailors and relia-
bic men, but apparently not enc survivor is
left to tell the tale. A few Of the lighter srti-
clss composing the beats cargo, have since drift
ed ashore, bat nothing gives any clue to the
probable fate Of the entire unfortunate crew.
Their names were Gee. e. Spears, George q.
valeAtias, Charles Peterson, Christian Rasmus-
pas, James Dawson, Frank MeAllistsr, Samuel
Dunlsp, Peter Hansen, and one unknswn. They
left Chicago the week prsvisus fer the purpose
Of engaging in numbering operations.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

INDIAN HUNTERs-The parties which went
out from Columbia after the Indians who at.
tackled the lumbsrmen at Donnel's Flat, kill.
ing one Of their number, have returned unaue-
csssfnl. During this tramp, 1t was ascertainsd
that the Indians were Of the tribe living ct Cave
City Psrlsy was the only man killed, all the
wounded have been we'll cared ~. II il
proposed to organize new company Of vel
untsers, and proceed again into the neuntains
after the Indians, a. Pattsrsen's party also have
eeme in without being able to overtaks them.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

TEE FINANCIAL FUGIrIvs.-We regret to see
By the steamer statistics, says the San Francis
co Daily Times, that the celebrated Tumilion A.
Fortnight still continues TO take his departure
By every mail leaving fer the East. We OBJ
serve, however, that the figures Of the abscsnd-
ing individual are becoming somewhat attsnu-
atsd, aud trust that in time he may become %
reduced ~ To omit occasionally bis sttsmpts ts
escape from our shores
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03
NEVADA 8 WAsHINGTON STAGE LINE

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY I, 1855, the Absvs Line viii
" run follows;
Leaving the once At the National Exchange Nevsda
O'Clock A. passing By Mountain Spring House Morgan
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Warrington BY o'clock in the afternoon.
II s the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotehman's Creek Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Returning The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning nine O'Clock and arrive 81
Nevada by O'Clock p NJ, connecting with the Cali
fornA Stage Cos Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
Onee-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. s. OIIN, Proprietor.
". s. McRoBxRTs Agent EeVAda. tS-N
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

A LARGE ADvERTIsEsuET.-The advertise
meat of the Postoffics Department, fer preps-
sails for carrying the mails in fourteen states
and two territories, sceupiss one hundred and
tWenty-seyen columns ofths Warrington Union.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

NHE STAGES Of this Company will leave their once a
i the National Exchange, Nevada, as follows:
FOR aACRAMKNYo.
Leaves Nevada at o'clock A NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the o'clock boats for San Francisco
Also at O'Clock A. NJ, running via Auburn, an Ac
cOmmodation Line 10 Sacramento.
FOR MARYsvILLH.
Leaves the above named Once every morning at
O'Clock, A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch, and Long Bar, and arriving in Ma
rysvile at O'Clock p. N.
FOR FoREn cnY DowMKvnLx, PATTERSON, woL.MT's,
MooRE's, AND oRLKAB FLATS,
Leaves every morning at 8 Ia O'Clock A. n
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Prss't. c. S. Co.
W. s. McRomxrs, Agent Nevads. [H
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-03

. ROYAL NUPTIAIs.--Naplss and Austria are
getting mere closely linked. The heir Of royal
Bomba is about to marry the sister Of the
EmpreGs Of Austria, Helena, Of Bavaria.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
w~v f.~.s ~ xnxx aAH. HauAn~

Business Cards, net exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise tl0.
Funeral Notices u 90. Obituaries, according
70 space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head OF special Notices. dosbfe fAs ordinary
rates.
Special Notices In the Local Coiamn - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
sively In tbs Daily, after the Arst two weeks,
30 per cent. more than the above rates.
All fvsnSkuf ss4vevtdssms~ts nNsf ts SAtd for
In advsaes. This rule will not be varied from
Whom the adyertissT ases the Weekly alone,
the price will be the ~ In the Daily
Where the Daily add Weekly are both ~ased,
~ per cent. viii Ds dedactcd fron tho aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays suash for the space he oesuptss the
changes being chargeAbls for the compost tion
only. This plan IL now generally adopted
Our charge for changes viii be Is cents per
square.
- In all cases where advertisements are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up 1T oar regular rates for the time actual
ly in. -
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aEo. C. ANDERSON. ALKxAHpEn BARcLAT +.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s40.l
BANKING HOUSE or
q n d ls q y g. % ~ q n Il q q /.
r HAVE this day admitted A. . partner in the
1 Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
bean my teller for the last six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the nrm
Aad style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses fif not
the ohest) in lows, the new arm solcits contin
uance Of iurmev vpstronsge SO hbcrally extended to
the essnior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, ,on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ncr wis
aErEKxscxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, LanisY Co., Bankers, NY.
Edward W. Clark 4 Co, ,PhilAdelphia.
Howard BAnking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Bostop.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 Geipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh. GU
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Bro.hsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt + Co., " Louisville.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. c. ANDERSON.
iAu5d
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CLUBBING.


70 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY HxaRY SrspsREs, II. X, g., Of Edinburgh. and
tho late j. p. NORTON, Professor Of 6cisntine
Agriculture 10 Yale College, New Haven, ! vols.
Royal Octave. 1909 pagss, and numerous wood
and steel engravipgs.
This IL, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture published and in order TO give II
rcirculsion, the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price to
When sent BY mail tpost paid) TO California and
Oregon the price will be 81. TO every other part
OF the United States, ard to Canada (post paid)
$6. THIS WORK is NOT rHE OLD "Book oy TEE
EARk.'
Go- Renittances for any Of the above publiea-
tions should always be addressed, post paid, to
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO.,
apr2ldAw No. 81 Gold st., New York.
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WATCn.MAwnn AMD DSnWnLnn,
DHsPlc11ULLYi in1srns ~ eltiaeas Il Kso.
N kak md vtcinity tAat ~ my ~ fos1A y J.
rs5 .svs. =, t.s.. cs.s.Ssss = sssrS.s:,s 30. So
Main-st., between "a and "a, whefe he wo1ld -
plsasod . attsnd 10 the wants of all who may -
vof Hin With 611l. -
NaAsAss, Clocks, aad Jswslry repaired and
wasrsnt1d. N. w. JONES.
ane3odN
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&. r.. CLIFFORD.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

&. r.. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DEALER IN
Fine Gold and silver watches,
CLOCKS, 6pECTACLES, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
kkok A.
4 wOULDinyte the attention Of the pub
i lie TO my new and we'll selected stock, -
being made mp to my order are unsurpassed
In quality or style. They comprise In part
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss, the gensine Perry Watches, cssed with
original designs Silver Ware Of every descr.p ption
warranted pure coin Ladies' and Gentlemen .
Jewelry Of oil kinds, including les never before
offered in the market; Spectacles, in cold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopic,
Concave, double convex and Colored Glasses, Of
every variety Of shade and focus among those
are the resi- Scotch Pebble and Periscopic Glasses
mechanically adapted to suit All eyes. An assort-
Ware, manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albata, warranted to be the best Plated Ware that
IL mAde--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors, Ladies', 6poons, Forks, DO.
N. B,-Goods OF every description made TO or
der, n also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
In oil cases where goods do not prove % repre-
sented.
Being I practical Watch Maker, my personsl
attention will be given to the Cleaning and Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 1c., which
shall be done in workman-like manner, and war
rantca.
Conn Plates kept on hand, and Engraved to or
der "A share of patronage ID respectfully solicit
I'd. lSept. 3, 68-dAw
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land ana General Agent,
INT TELLIG ENCE 0EEIGE

NO. II MAIN-sT.,
AosA a.
RUfs. Sells, Exchanges, Rents OF Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds. Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles To Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowl ledgements.
IL Agent for Insurance Co panies
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiates Ii ans, makes Collections.
Obtains. Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money on Coilatcral Security.
Low charges, never tiring energy, and punctuAl
ity, arc the lea ding features Of this House.
Refer TO the following gon tlemen:
Il. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. Clagett.
Geo. g. Anderson 4 Co., Bankers.
kix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
1DAgencies and Business Solicited.
sept. 4, bS-d
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Ninth Streets,
KEoKUK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
o.. n. VAIL Il CO.
ivl4d
CUMMINGS q BE006,
Architects,

up Z RIM ten ID EN- rs.
IJAyEtaken an Office In Reddington's Block,
/ i corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Room
No ~ 3nd story, Srst door to the left ut the head
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public to call They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinds, public and private, and 10
supcrintsnd he erection Of the same. They hope
10 do business la such manner ~ will please their
patrons and do credit TO themselves.
Refer, by permission, to
H. p. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kiibourne, james Estes,
Geo. g. Anderson, Il. .Creel,
VIC. Stripe, ID D.keddington,
WIN. Leighton, j. N. Billings,
I'M. Hiatt. j. d. Paul
dscl1dly
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3Thc Greatest Biography Of the Age
ROW BRADY:
THE LIFE or THOMAS JErrERsON,
BY HENRY s. RANDALL, Ii. d.
In Three vsIumss, octave.

FVHIs work contains upwards Of 4eoe poess, =
printed on Ans paper, and ha1&pmoely bsuna
In various styles II q Illustrated " several e.
kravings on Steel and nsneroua fae sfnilsss anAn9
the former are two Aas portTaits Of JeAsnon. The
fac sinilss embrace. ansae sthsfs, The original
draft Of the DechSatio0 az Indspeadsncs In JefsS-
son = own hand writing.
This ID IN every ssase, IN authorised WORK IL
WAS undertaken usda9 The appsohatien Of his FAM
lily. and With unresefvsd acsess to oil the pri-
vate papers Of Js6ssssa In their possession and
has received the hsnst c1 their rseollsstio1s and
opinions st every stsp.
The work oontAins ~ expressions Of JeAeYson %
every great pablfe question which arose, from his
advent TO psAlie hfe 70 His period Il aAest
% ysars, and embracing The whols 1oanIas period
Of the Republic. II contains JsGsSson's ksfsto-
fors unpsblished family sssrsspa1sAss; sslsctisAs
from his 6nD publisAsd letters, stats papsEs, stc
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fsHE Great Central Routs, connecting the At
L lantic cities with the Western, North western
and Southwestern States, by = continuous Rail.
way direct. This road also connects at Pittsburgh
with daily line Of steamers TO all ports on the
Western Rivers, and 1T Cleveland and Eaudusiy
with steam ers TO all ports on the North western
Lakes; making II the most dtveet, cAsspsn and re-
liable route by which FREIGHT oan be forwarded
to and from the Great Wet.
RATES BETWEEN PHfADKLrHIA AND PIrrABuRou.
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keOaxuk Alcohol IBIS.
ti1lery.

rlsIE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
L Gems of ksokuk and the rounding country
that be is now ready to ell sny orders addressed to
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER myse II,
and having Ia person superintended the whole
process Of building, can sai ely cay that my ma
chinery is unsurpassed by any establishment in
the United States. And further, In ddition TO
superior machinery and my own practical nowl-
edge Of the business, have secured the services
of OF the beat alcohol dstllcrs In the country
l would also inform those who may favor lps with
call and are inclined to encourage home manu-
factures that can supply them with any Of tn .
above articles ~ cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same in any Of the Western cities,
thereby saving freightage and the many disap-
pointmeuts incidental to spring and fall ship
ments. Iwill sell At
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
! request those who are capable of judging to
compnre my samples with any in the country and
give an impartial decision-I ask no more.
CHA5. NOEL.
Distillery and Office half square above tn .
Packet Landing, Ksokuk, Iowa.
July I2, '3S-d1w3m
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PACKET CON- RANY,a
NEW and fast running Steamer kEO-
kuk viii make regular double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
HUNTkO6E and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Montrose st l 13e AMI il ;s0p.m.
Arriving at Burlington 1t \ .m. and 5a. IN.
Leaving Burlington ut a. m fhd 1850 p. N,
Arriving At Keokuk ut l and 1880 p. m.
Thus making reliable and prompt CONNECTIONS
with the keokuk and Aontros1, the Burlington and
Missouri River and The Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, ,ss we'll rs the keokuk, II. Des Moinss
and Minnesota Railroad morning and evening
traina, also, with the boats of the keokuk and
St. Lonis Packet Go.
Fer Tickets and further information apply on
board, or 10 CompADy's Agents at kcokuk and
Burlington II. W. SAMPLE,
aug ID President.
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New Wheak flour.
WE have just received shipment Of Quinoy
w Flour, made from NEW FALL WHEAT -
: prime article. which We ofsr low.
VIII. AUSTIN CO.,
August lO-d. No. ll0 Main st:
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Eanu.A ssysf.rsh, M. d.

EanunA ssySfsrsh, m. ID.
(lFFERS his services as Physician, Surgeon, AZ
~ coacheur, and Dentist, to the citiSens Of Keo-
kuk and vicinity.
Eduoat4d at one Of the most renowned Univsrsi-
ties In Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll ~ his perence during -four ysars
service ~ Surgeon In the x. X. Russian Navy, and
also three years practice In New Er gland will, he
hopes, secure to him the confidence Of this COM
munity.
Anything under the head Of Dcntistry--opera-
tive or schanical will be exscut I'd In sAtfsfac
tory manner Aad warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given 1t private dwellings If required.
Kxaminatiops and advice gratis.
once Third street, over Hickey Cigar Store
Ofhce hours 10 TO IL ~, Ito 4r.n
RxSEREscEs---Mrs, r. II. Wilder, Rev, Mr.,
KimbalI y. B. Howell, Ksokuk, and J. A. Shedd
Esq., Of Denmark, lows. fJune3dly
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Through Tickets,



principal interim ediats places.
~Ako, to Milwaukee, Frscport, Galena, Dun
lsith and st. Paul.
- Also, TO allthe Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway; Aamil-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
~By the same route to Ogdensburxh, N. T.,
Plaitsburgh. N. T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BIZ PRocURKp AT THE
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main ST., betscssn First and Second, one
door above the Biilings House,
kEOkUk, IOWA.
Passengers can save Time and Money
BY buying THROUGH TICKETS.
SBaggage checked through free from Keokuk
to Chicago, and checks exchanged on the care for
points further East
FIRST CLASS FARE FROM KEoKUK.
To Boston, $sl 90 TO New York, Scs 90
Philadeiphia, ~ 60 +" Harrisburg, n 90
q Baltimore, 70 30 pittshurgh, 2i 90
- BE sure that you are in the Right Once. -uss
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an uniimitediengib OF time allowing
Passengers tostop at any point and re-
lume their journey NJ leisure.
teambost Ticketsgo until Close Of Navigation.
A~Passengep can obtain Reliable Information
At this Once In regard to all Kailroad Routes in
the United 5 ta.es and Canadas. ~
- Omce open At all hours.
J.K.TRWKsBURY,
Foreign Ticket gent c. u.a Z. X. r Line.
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II. X. LOVE II co.,
Successors TO Deming i Lovs,)
BANKERS,

HUccest0rt 70 UtMlhK LVVSIJ
BANKERS,
KEOKUK. UK.................. .......-..-...-....IOWA
particular attention to collections, and re-
" nit promptly on the day Of payment.
Rn1xRaRCkB;
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel Il Co., Phiiadelphih.
II. w, Clark Il Co., =
Gitixens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Sculiy Cashier, do
s. Brady, CashieT, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, ZancsvilIe.
Com nnerciAl Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexing gton.
noy1Ad
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CH AFIN - LUD.
BAN K ER6,
Geo. Chaplin, Goo. @. Lee,

rhird-st. ,one door seuthof Main, Keokuk Iowa.
4 yOLLKCTIoNs made and rsmitted at current
~ rates.
RBFgn 70
E.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Danko Of the state Of New York, NJ X.
Hon. J no. L. L.Schoolcraft, pres't Comm ! Bank,
Albany, N. Y.
F.arangsf Adams, nker, Chicago.
Renick ! Peterson, Bankers, St. Louis,
decf6d
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KEOKUK, IOWA: THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1858
PENNsYLyANIA CENTRAL 1AuL
z NOAU.

RER TRAIN DAILY FRO N
Pissshargh 10 PAilaAelpAla.
Trains leave Pittsburgh ~ follo~s. Mail Z q.
m; Fast Line p. m; Express Mail s:Ao p. m.
The kspress Mall Runs Daily, tho other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
neetious with all trains from
81. Louis, No.; Dubuque. Ksokuk and lows City,
lows; Cairo, Rock Island and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and louisville, KY, Tsrrs
uaate, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, bay
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanesville, Crest
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, 0hie.
Also, ksnsas, Nebraska, Ainnsscta, and
All Points N the west.
AA~ FARE AS Low AZ BY ANT orHEn Rou7n.1n
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
IH0S. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. h. r., Philadelphia.
Jan. l, 5S-d