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lMRORTANT CHANGES.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI
..o4' - s4ves.
r AILR O AID.

Completedto Cincinnofi-- Through Nth oct
change Of cdrs- Only one ch onqe
Of carsto Los1ispilie--- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and60 miles nearer to all East
ern Cities tina n by any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
tAe u. s. Mail asd Adcns Eapres
On and after " sdnssday July LIST, trains will
leave ~ follews:
US. .MAilTrain--Lcavsso Office, corner lth end
Chestnut, At 1000 .. m. Leaves East ST, Louis
Depotat 1850.
Express sTrain--Leayesoflce, corner OF IN -
Chestnut, at 3 y. m. Leaves East st. Louisl1spet
at $50 Pm.
In order to accommodate the travelling pub
lie, . Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains will run asaboye every day except
Sunday.
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT a:OOP. NJ.
N. B.--All trains make direct asd esrfais coa-
aecfions at C1aeinnah with all Eastern Mail and
Express Brains, thusformias the sAorffsi, quckAsx
and only Byoad Gsags Route TO New York BostaQ,
Philadelphia, baltimore, W Wsshington City ,p1tte.
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, and alI
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and nj points ontheI illinois Cen
trail X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, Wis: New Yorl
Erie, N. y. Central, Pvnnsylvanin Central and
Baltimore 4 Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves ol
this most reliable route between the East and
the est, IL affords unusual faci ciltics, being
superior road, aud the only Broad Guagc Road In
the West,
Passengers for Decatur, Blooming gton, Lasall le
| Rock leland, burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga-
lena, Peru, Sc, connect at Sandoyal with ths
Illinois Central h. X. fort above named pointi
direct.
PSssengersfor Nation and Chicago connect At
Odin with the Chicago Branch. IhTouahfrom St
Louis with only one change of cars.
Through baggage checks given In the city, and
baggage hand ed free giving nc, roubfs
q the Depot.
THROUGH TICKET
Can be procured at the Offices, Noos Is and so,
corner of 4th and Chestnut streetSy sndsY the
Planters House, and at No. 81 Levsss ssTnsf Of
Vine street. -
A1-Both o1iocs are exactly on the cornsr--ths
ON ly plaees to obtain 70 liable information.
W. II. CLEMENT, Gen, Il supt.
ISAAC WfMAN, Gent Western Ag't.
Omnibuses win call FOR passengers and baggage
In any part of the city, by leaving their address
either Of the Offices. caliregalsfly At the Hotels
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CUMMINGS d BE0GS,
Architects.

S u p 4 RI N TIE N d
IAVEtsken IN Office In keddinl
i i corner Of johnson and Third stf09O (-
No. IA, Ind story, first door TO the left at thsy
Of the main entrance stairs, where they Invite
their friends and the public 10 call They are pre-
pared TO furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinds pubic and private, and TO
superiniend the erection of the same They hope
u do business in such . win please their
patrons and do credit 10 themselves.
Refer, IVY permission, to
X. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kilhourne, james Estes,
Geo. G. Anderson, X, r. Creel,
VIC. Stripe, ID. keddingtop,
Mm. Leighton, J. n. billings,
J. n. Hiatt. j. B. RAUL.
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sEo. C. ANDERSON. ALExAxDER BAACLAY.
ESTABLISHED IN is48.l -
BANKING HOUSE OF
q . ~ q 4 q. a n ID Y R . . n Il CO.
7 HAVE this dsy admitted as . partner In Tho
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, iwho has
bsen my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the frm
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses liz not
the ohcst) In Iowa, the new frm solicits coniin
uanee Of formev patronage 80 IberAny extended TO
the senior partner.
& They will make coIlcctons and remit less Ex-
hanee, on the Day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are As formerly by senior part
nsr, Wis
aEvsxExcxs
Park Bank, N. y.
Winslew, Lsnier Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clsrk 4 Co., Philadelphia.
- Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 1 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Holman 6elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
fsrmsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton Z" Cincinnati.
!. A. d. Hunt 4 Co., +" Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
sex uk, Jan. !, IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
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$675.

$675.
NEW COMERS PLEASE Qo41 $40
1hafheary and consiaua Rrni rouixS6en lSt11 <G
Destyabieaad Permanent HoDassfead, sscAv 41t&oe b
shttGs' exeeuf,oHs end LandioYds' dunSss ss 80
TINE subscriber now offers new citiseuk t6S
y cheapest bargain yet out, being . Dwslaing
IOgae large enough for an ordinary family fsen-
&C. ~ neatly painted paling fence, - -
wHetnyenient in a healthy location
ncighborbeod, within ten minutes ~ 81 :
Estes House, 3 ssass sss5
FIRST COME: FIRST cLAkx
III taken soon, can be had At low Saree. A
rare bargain, whether for residence or a. q In.
vestmrnt. Title guaranteed,
TERAs-$2s2 east, balance in payments TO ao@
commodate purchaser. FofeaeAa iberaidiseennA
will ke made. Es
Inquire Of the undersionpa, Days DO
kxehange-st. corner Of 18th, or 81 M a. x6S K
~. ". Dixoa ,Athenaum BuildinEs.
d~is A p. A. URMBT0N.
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THE VAL LEY WHIG
CLUBS OF YIVE0K MORE,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

basinsssC asds "a o. xesedfn stx line nside q
1lB, oshsrwise $40.
Notices Of msssings ,eh haritabls sosi sties ,nrs
sompaniss 80, half price.
Displayed sdvsrtissmsntf half more than the
above rates.
Advsrtissmsntd ssdedand pl ass d dunds RI he % d
~ "spsciai notices, {" doSbfeths oyliMayy rates
Spssis notisesia n he loca column - cent psr r
line.
Advsrtisenents,rdsred b ell nsia e xeIusively,
Ia the Daily after the6rst twowssks 80 percent.
more than the above rates.
sutsnosao accompanied with directions
sillhsi assrtsdti lnerbid ,And charged forsccord-
ingiy.
zihrsssisssslssvstss~ssss ssssassfS spstsssslvsaes
This rale will not Be varied from.
Whsn ths advertiser uses the weekly sions ,shs
price will be the Same ~ In tho Daily. where the
Daily aad Weekly are both sssd - per cent. vi II
~ deducted from the aggregate amount.
Undsr the prcssnt system, the advertiser pays 80
nssh for thsspacs he ooespiss, the shsngss being
ehssssshie for eonposition only. This pisn 10 nov
generally adopted. 0srchargsfoYehAngss vi Ibs
I5esnts per square.
1In sii sssss whore advertisements are dis
tontinssd before the expration of the year or the
sims contracted for, they will be charged mp at
eur REPRESENTATION the time sctuailyin.
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\ Engagements with Dr. S. kieh The
luifbn win be Transferred g 1ares and
IN Hall Of the lowa Medical .ollsge, and
- kAy. Chas. A. Williams, Principals
N9t 1nown andrecommended as possess
~ eougend experience, and those literary
sosentihc qualifications, reqaistcto to the COM
piete aud pcSnanent success Of this important en-
terprise.
The spsins Term will commences on Monday,
March 22j, under the superi attendance Of Mr.. vii
Hams, aided by compete aud experienced teachers;
the choice Of teachers the course Of study and tn
general discipline Of the College being subject to
the supervision and approval Of the Board, with
the pledge Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel.
II is the purpose Of the Board 10 build up an In
stitution which shall fully meet the wants of our
city and in this effort they hope for the Co opera
tion and sympathy Of all intelligent and liberal
citizens.
The Institution will henceforth be exclusively
for female pupils, and will comprehend primary
and advanced department. with the desi gB Of an
AltimAtc thorough organization and classification,
aud OF such advancement and progress as the intel
igent patronage Of the community will sustain.
This arrangement secures the cooperation and
influence Of DIR. Sanford, 10 whose liberality and
public spirit the Institution Is indebted for the
very favorable terms which have been made for the
use of his rooms
The terms Of tuition m be, as heretofore, six
and eight dollars per q1eter for ordinary stuaies
With . small additional chalm kox incidental ex-
p<nses, and extra charges ID French, Ger
man, Music and Drawing.
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Aa
x&3A Great Central Route, conn6(SsM lgshe At
" 1antie cities with the Western, Northwestern
q6out th-westcrn States, by a continuous Rail
direct. This road also connects at Pittshurrh
sh daily line Of steamers to all ports on the
Western Rivers, and At Cleveland and Sandusky J
with steamers 10 all ports on the North western
lakes making IL the most direct, eAeapeH and re-
liable route hl.NAich TkkIGHT can Be foflnpaed
W Anu II4 EAg4S4 %&Ik. #8SfssN
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

BARNUN
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NOV, in consideration Of hard times. 1t Is
IN very neeeasary tor eitiaens 10 use econ
.omy in the p@f0hase Of What they consume. In
erder 20 livs fAttnd cheap yeu must buy GOOD
and ClI1AP articles. TO do this, cali at W. II /.
Austin = Qo.t old stand, where you will find his
successos.
b. L. Baynum,
and his sccomm odating clerks, who are ever
ready aud willing TO administer to the wants Of
the countless multttudes Who daily thrcng
around his counter, awaiting their turn TO be
served wita the good thingsso necessary to life.
CitiSens of keokuk, aud farmers Of the sur
rounding eQnntry, give me call, and you viii
neYsr xegH1ttt the longest day yon live.
3Aa%ndcrsign. I'd having purchased the entire
st4x&M NIL. Austin Co., At No, l0y, south
114W MGG1 street, three doors west of Fourth,
6 ooHnitG k II skaro II the patronage Of his
el11 hlic generally.
In &815 0elivered 10 any part Of the
city ~ saA dispatch. Termsstrict-
Y \. ! Ban sss.sa. ,..,y ;.
le9 MAip-st. # s. Z. BARNJN.
KeonB May /, ,'5s-dAwu
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Facilities Incrsased and Fare Reduced!
CH A n q y OF TIMEs
nN and after Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, tsan3ays ysexcePted,) will run
~ follows:
LIST Train leaves KEoKuh at 700 o'clock A. N.
I'd Train " +" " 2,a0 r-us
list Train leaves BENToNsPoET At 7.2o" A.. =.
ID Train $3.50 r. ".
Passen gers for Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moines, ottumws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points will take the TOO m. train,
connecting at Bentonsport with stages for all points
in Middle and Western iowa.
By this arrangement resiients along the line -
the road will be enabled 70 spsnd FIVE HOURS
In kEokuk and return same evening.
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had at the Office
in Benton sport.
Na- Pare u low the lowest.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent
SAH'L A. BLACK,
Asst Sup't and General Passenger Agt.
9D-Ticket Once at kailroad Depot.
N,a Oficein X kilbourpc's Block.
KcOkuk April 23, '5S-d9w
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JEWELRY STORE.

Second street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING Just returned from tho East, n
i respectfully cali the attention OF my "a
friends, and the public geneially, to my NY
nswand fines stock of Watches jswelry silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, &c.
watches.
Fine gold dupiex, magic, paten and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L 'Epines Of all kinds andqualities.
JewcIry.
Ladies plain gold ,mosaic, came and enamsl lied
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children .
gold fnd jet bracelets, ladiss and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
ringx gold and silver thlmbies, gents gold breast
piss studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver
steel md patent speetaces pocket, table AID des-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whichline intend not 10 bes urpassed by any
tore west north Of ST. Louis, viz. silver table
dessert and ten spoons and forks ugar cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter and knives silver
and plated napkin rings, dc.
PlAteA ware Ahd Fancy oe1s.
Plated and britannia tea sets, cast0rs, fruit and
cake baskets ,oandlestcks, pearl and shef pockc ct
books and In fact everything pertaining to my
line.
A Agcneraiassortmento Of clocks of tn el atest pat
terms Ind best make j al war; ted 70 keep good
time.
~Watchea and Jewelry repaired in the most
workmanli k mannsr and tho ahortestn notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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BLAIK 4 0c1NTYRE,
UudeYtakoya.

OFFICE on Third Street, bet. Maine,
~ and johnson, next 70 Yisklen = La
cas- Bank, carry ON the bssIssss sf unasstaking
In all its branches. They hsvsrsssstly made sx-
tensivc additions 70 their stock, and perfected
their Arrangsnents in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BUklALC CASES,
Impsfvious g and indssts actible, highly erna-
mentsd, andtnvala Tor the preservation OF the
dead, - veil - COINS Of every style and finish
farn3ahed - order.
Assssss and Carriage furnished, ,andthe entire
Arran gemsntsof the to when re-
euired.
Keokuk lows Nov. IL. ie47.dly
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CHANGE Oh TINEl
THREE DAILY TRAINS, (srSpAYs KxcKPrEp.)
ON and after April 2eth, 1853, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains win run on the above road
~ follDws:
First Train leaves Packet Depot, Keokuk daily
Mondays elcepted) at a. m. This train iii
make sure connections with the Burlington and
Rock Island Packets. Packets y iii leave Montrose
promptly at O'Clock a. M. 49,
Second Train lsaves Keokuk daily lSundays ~
cspt ed) at 10 o'cloek I'm.
Third Train leaves Keokut datiy (sundays sx-
ccpted) at 5 p. m. -
first Train leaves Montrosc daily (MondaSDSk-
cepted) At $50 q. In. ga.ss' s's.
second Train leaves Montrose daily (Sun11Ss ~
cepted) At 6:45 D.. IN, os.e
cepted) At p. m. j. ". DAVIS,
Supssintendeut. !
J. r. TxwsDuRY, Ticket Agent.
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THE ABOVE MACHINES,
~T HE BEST EVER RINvENTED,@
A RE sold At this agency At the manufacturer
Aprices, adding only the cost Of transportation.
A1InstructioAsin In operating the machine given
gratis to purchasers of Machines.
Refer 10 the following Ladies' in Keokuk, who
have these machines in use;
Mrs. EdW. Kiibourne, Mrs. A. b .Chittenden,
MrsN zlc0aviAea Mrs. J. q. Floyd,
Mrs. pGSXoo6, - Mrs. John Burns.
Apply peassaaliy Or n letter y
apr36ddw ssS&x ssssS kak, Iowa.
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Hmrk YvHBs etIess keokukians
TlSlMES are Hard. MONEY is Scarce. But
L DUKE Is up with tbs Times, and down with
the Cash. IL times are hard, HIS WORK LASTS A
vRRr GREAT waLn. IL money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received bis Spring Stock, he IL
now ready to accommodate all who may give him =
call. either In Eastern or Custom- made work, and
would call particular attention to the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
extended seal he viii keep constantly hand and
make to order evary thing In his hne from yaffsag
patch or mating an sVant's shoe, to Satin
Cater Patent CSU Boot and win sell the best Of
goods at the very lowest possible prices for CASH.
In custom work he wafsants rlrs, not to cramp,
but te Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
spr2sd Nos. IS, % aud 6s Aain-st.
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~. w. JON&5t
WATCU.N1AKER. AND JEwELEH,
I'D EsPHCTYUELx tai1fms the oitisens Of Keo-
IN kuk md vicinity that be may be found at j.
ParGals1, flatss Parnele CampbellD No. 57A
~ - hctwsen ID and Sd, where he would be
- tosakAsnd to the wants Of all who may IA
~ Mn With call.
Watshss, Clocks. and Jswelry repaired and
warrAn1edsss N. W. JONES.
spr3Odtf s~sak
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MUSIC STORE r..
- D. uINMAN, having purchased 1870
LIZ the stock OF Patrick Crsuse,
has nov on exnobition and for sxieH NJ
It the Jcwelry Store, next door 10 Il. II Love 1
Co.. Banking House, : variety Of Pianos, Aslode-
ons, and other Musical Instruments ether ith
musie books, sheet music, IA.
Also.a large collsssion Of beautiful pictares,
Gagravtsgss sa lpsintings. All which wiiibssold
on reasonable terms. Is. B. HINMAN.
docfod
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vTVHH subscriben would inform The consumers ef
i Lumber, and the pabiic generally, that they
sSs now prepared 70 furnish all kinds ef Lumber
usaaily made BY Saw Mill, including Lash,
Flooring Joist, Shssting and Siding ,o1 any ength
that may b desired:
Call 81 ths New Saw Mill, sn the river, nsAs
whites Pork House. PAUL HUAE0.
N. ,. Stove Wood for sale at 81 80 per cord.
sep36du
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MA = hatta n Life In sarnmce e COMPANY y
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

LAG BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CssA Csptfaiasd AeeuMsiatsoH S40O, ,000.
nEp0SITED $lo0 200 with the Comptroller Oft he
~ state of New Y0rk, for the security of Policy
holders. In addition to which the stsckholderF re
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and indusntia loitisens Of Now York.
This IL 6tssk Company, returning to the ~.
ursd 872 per ceat. of All the annually.
A party ~ ysars Of age may secure TO his family
free from the clAims OF his sre tors for about 50
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
ho would notspare this sum Tor the grati6ca
tion Of ssAection, sick bed in case Of acci-
dent, that II all else fail, he had made certain
provision for his family! II would Tighten his
pain and do more for his recovery than medicine.
N. D. MORGAN, Pres't.
O.. r. WRnPLE, Scc'y.
Prospectus with Ali necess nforma tion Z ur.
nished by RICKRY 1 SIAPSON, Aets.
Third Stres
augS-dly Ksokuk. lows
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New Lumber Yard,

COR. SIXTH L. IMEA.sTS.,
XNILL keep constantly on hand all kinds OF
w Lumber suitable for the market Of keokuk
and surrounding conntry, such as
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, 1 inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
ENC1N3, Sssh do do
~ AR LUMBER, thick, thin, wide and narrow.
- SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
fde and narrow.
NC, Ac., ,&c.
6Itx1gULES, Mol and common.
LATH, do do
ALLEGHANY LUMBER, dry, q large quantity.
POPLAR PINE JolSTs, OF every description.
do do SCANTLTNG, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 8 10 IA inches square .
larga quantity.
I6cf which wsuallsell on the most reasonable )
= cash. d. Il. FAkRAND.
Feb l8.skS-dAw6 6m
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VIM. Manners,
UY = AND q Q = 4 n,
On Foarth Street, ,bsswsea Johnson and Rxshange
KE0KUK, IOWA.
mAylSAly
EREAT bargains In Dry 0sods, Cloahs, Bounsts
NJ Ribbons, -. We are now sGsTing oar we'll
selected stock very Low for cash. Our ass0stnsnt Of
goods 10 every department is complete, and bought
very cheap, and win bs sold lovcr than heretofore
offered ~ we, by doing our own bpsinsss, rsnt
and clsrk-hirs. We can and will sell lever tAan
ocsSS1 K. II. ABBOTT 1 Co.
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0TODANT,S UMrbVAied New YORK
Rln0o Fortes.
TIyHE magnificent and unsurpassed Iastrnments
j mansfact&rsd BY this honss, (ths Alasst and
most extensive IN tho UaiAed 6tatss), an be pro-
cured Of The subscriber ip every variety oi haad.
scme rosewood cases, Of 8, %, 81 and 7 ectsvss.
earnestly invited to cali before purchasins elc-
where. u. p. HEWITT, Agent,
4sfss Cor. bth and Pins stS.,
April dom 81. Louis, Mo.
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keokuk lows Nov. II, lb57-dIy
WILLIE A m JAk EM AN,
unnHU Vxsva.nn

ID ESPKCTFULLY informs the inhabitanty Of
IN kc0kuk and its vicinity, that be win attend 70
any business In his line. From his hong experience
Of ~ yeais, be has made himself familiar with
the vsrtoss disesses in the horse-Epidenie and
Inaaensa Fever, Lung Fever, Innsmmatioas, Stag
gers, 6wceny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, 6pasms, SpAven
Bone, sprains, Ring Bone, Curhs, 10. Medicines
can b had BY calling At his residencr, on 4th st.,
between Johnson and Exehangs, Keokuk, lows.
jan27dIy
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vANSICKLEN 4 MILL,
GEN ERAL AUC CTIONE RS
ConmsUekon Merchants.
VeYondAh Building ,Johnson-st, under Court House,
NAIL attend sales Of real or Pcrsonal property,
w recsive ana soil On commission al kinds VI
goods furniture, CATTLE horses te.; ressivs goods
on storage, pay charges, and DO general agency
business. Caah advanced on goods received for i'm,
mediate sale. VANSlCkLEN MILLS.
nov3h
BOYD DRADEN,
AEchttcct ana Builder,
Morgan st., between Fifteenth and Sixtssnth,
kEOkUk..-............. A.
1y0NTRACTS taken, including the furnishing Of
~ material, II desired, and fulfilled In . prompt
and faithful manner. [meh5tdsm
Ss.E. 4rsc.s, c. y ..erss
WA. N. AUSTIN 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gk0CER6,
PRODUCE DEALEkS
C0antsskon Merchants.
No. los Main e., snd IS Lsvss, Keokuk. Iowa
Da8NA DTDe ONG,
v1vy a NNvN snFr an n
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-19
ROID NOTICE.

rTNHE undersigned citizens of Monroe county,
i Ohio, would respectfully petition the Com
missioners of said county, at their June term,
1855, for a review and vacation of so much OF
the road leading from Malaga to Miltonsburgh
as follows: Commencing at the foot of the hill
west of Malaga at the forks eff the roads, thence
bearing south of the present road passing just
below the bridge opposite Slack's fence to the
first turn of Ezra Johnston's fence; thence
south west through the woods to the corner OF
Geo. Spalding's and Johnstons lands, (marked
by dogwood stick) thence west to the north
west corner of Ezra Johnston's meadow in the
creek, and from thence the nearest and most
practicable route through the land of George
w. Spalding to intersect the present road al
the gate below his tobacco house, on the toI
of the hill, as the viewers may determine
Your petitioners would further set forth, the
contemplated vacation is for the benefit of 9
portion of the present landholders as well as
for the interest of the travelling public.
The above request being reasonable in it:
nature, and considered to be highly necessary
the undersigned hope it will meet your early
and undivided attention. We subscribe our
selves your humble servants. |.s.-.
April q, 1858. MANY PETITIONERS. ,>
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-19
Administrators Sale.

ON the 31st day of May. A. D. 1858, at 2
" o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door
of the Court House, in the town of Woodsfield
Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, as the prop
erty of James 8. Conley, deceased, to wit: Be-
ginning at the south east corner of the west
half of the north east quarter of Section nine
teen, of Township three, and Range four, in
Monroe county, Ohio, thence west twenty-eight
rods to stone; thence north one hundred and
twenty -four rods to stone at Smiths line;
tn. nee south fifty seven and one-fourth de-
grees east nine rods to hickory; thence eighty
seven and one-haf degrees east thirty-two
rods to stone; thence south sixty-seven and
Lone fourth degrees east twenty-nine rods to a
stone; thence south about thirty seven and
one fourth rods to Neff's line; thence west for
ty-two rods to q stone; thence south eighty
rods to the place of beginning, containing 80
acres, more or less; subject to the dover estate
of Elisabeth Conley widow of Isaac Conley,
deceased, in three-eights of said land. -...--
TERMS OF SALE-One- third in hand, one-third
in six months and one third in twelve months,
with interest on the deferred payments, and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the sub
scriber. WM. b. DENT, %
April 81, 1858. Admir-. of Jas. s. Conley.