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q % NJ TMUNK RAIL n o y
NE CANADA.

l~ADELI9HTFUL ROMANTIC RouTE-On
rAoN rHR wnAf 70
Boston, Nssc York, and the Eastern States
Via As MarhtssW CeWsysi, Great Wsneys,
OgAsnsbuygA 4 Tsr~enf Cs~tvsi, ssd
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passenger BY this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandest snd mort wos-
dsrful scenery 10 the world, including Tsye~ss,
Easssvs Ysib, Svspsnssen Bridge, 7Aosssn6 Essssts
Rapids al fAs S. Lswyeses, Quebec, MsnfvssI WAHs
Mesststss Ae 5sbsiar B'tdss, {~ssyis fve ntiss IN
IesSfAj, LsAs CAsa1idta, EsHs 81 MonfMoysxn,
HudsoA Ripey, etc, etc.
On and altar Nay 1, 1858, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMGGRANTs.
Pssssges msy b secured 1t the olhcs Of the Corn
pany in Chicago BY sAiLisG ships from Ioadon,
Liverpool, Plymoath, 0iasgow, Bristol, Null,
Aberdeen and Monssoss. An agsat u The GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsiintssds tAsrsnevsi Of
snigrants and baggsge 81 Quebec free Of charge.
Fare frcn $50 70 433 to Chicago, ineludins
COOKED provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. y VIA r ~ N.
or - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
IL under contract to this Conpan for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets frou
Chicago 20 the principal towns IN Europe will
shortly be iUued. Tickets from Chicago for III
points Esst, also for the Leviathan, Or Tor the II
o 8. 3. Co.'S ships, can bs obtained 1t the OMes
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. So Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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q. =. aIxrOMD,

pnALnR IN
.Ilns Geld and SILVER WascAss,
CL.OcKG, 6pECTACLEs, SILVER WARE, TO-,
Third-st.. hst. Main and Johnson,
kEO8Uk A.
atlAyIMG permanently loe.tsd IN keo- -
Ii hui, l would invite the a'tsatisn 81 NJ
the paAaie to my new and vii slieetcd
stock. Having acqusntnnce With the best manv-
faetusers In the United stmter MI 81 my goods are
made TO ordsr and ere unsurpassed IN qusltty o.
styk. The stock am now opening comprises, ~
psrt, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
Swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, essed with
osi ginal designs Silver Waro Of every descriptions
warranted pure coinj Ladder and uentlsnen's
Jewelry Of All Hinds including styles never before
offered IN the market Specsaelca. In uold, Silver
Steel and Piated Bows, with Pebble, Pcrisoopie,
every variety Of shAds and focus Anong these
are he res 5catsh Pebble and pssissopie 0lassss.
mechanically adapted " suit all eyes. To those
anaequAintsd With She naturc Of thess Glasses
will state that they are mAnsisctursA from wys-
taiised quarts, their peculiar shape prsdueins IN
quail focus throughout their entire SURFACE, While
10 other Glasses tbs FOCUS 10 concentrated - ~
point and, 70 the constant wsarer often times BE-
comes painful. A Ane lot Of Aceofdsons; also, ~
Ware, nAnusactured ~ Rnssrs Bro, on sesuine
AlbAta, warranted 10 be the best Plated Ware that
10 mads-Tsa Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-.
tors. Ladies', Spoons, Forks, 10
". D.-Goods Of every description made 70 Or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. would particularly
cali the attention Of the public 10 the fact that
my goods are parchsssd for CASE, and not brought
out here to sell on consignment. They arc offered
ct ssmall pre1t, for CASE osLY, The money 70.
fsndsd IN sli cascs whore goods do not prove q
represented.
being : psaesical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will BE- given to tho Cleaning and Re.
pairing Of Watches, which shall be done in . work
man-like msnncr, and warranted To keep time
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l4rmblscaa Osunty Convsnsisn.
81 n nAlieaas u Lee County win meet II
4 CHARLEsroN, on SATURDAY
NIX bAtA, fsr ~ parpose u nominating can
- f. Clark Of ths County; also, TO appsin
4SlseaAss 70 thu Judicisl Convention to BE- held q
4 0sf1isston, on the 18th Of July next, to pomina,
sandiasts for Judge Of tho First Judicial Dis
hist Of Iowa nd for the Transaction Of such 9th
q businsss ~ the public interest may require.
80 PHILIP vfELE,
as chairman Rep. Central Committee
GJsns : a. 1885.
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Another sheet Iron
Safe Gone!
munE nunmEKIEs.

A SHEET IRON SAFE as. G. HEKRINGS,' y
VAS robbed night orstNe since, inthis CRY. The
Safe was thrown over on its back ION some bags Of
coffee powder put into the lock, tho door blswn
open. and soms $500 extracted.
WHTN.WiLi. MEN LEARN WISDOM
Why longer use sheei iron SAFES that contin-
uaiIy being blown open and robbed.
LILllEsk SAFES
are the only reliable Safes In use, sure proof
against IRE and burglars.
The undersigned agents for Lilies Safes are
ready OF ANY time, to test his safes with any other
make Of safes used in this city. Cali around gen.
tlemen, those who open one OF Lilies 81 fes
with sielge hamnier--any OF cur safes are ~
your seiyies. Try them on. Mr.. LIlio don't PFC
tend 70 make safe that never can b. broken into
but hs daes pretend 10 make Safe, and does do IL,
that viii resist the burglars tool or are, great
deal ioager time than any other safe DOW made.
We will guarantee 70 open any Of the Shset Iron
safes in half the time you can open one Il Lii
lies, II you can open ono at all.
A full assortment Of Lilies Safes Ut
LiLLix's Agency, l3S. Main So.
July, apE BGLLlN1HASf LANE - buEL.
Eflnn FIRE BRICK I. ONE THOUSAND
OOUU TILES; D bbls. Clay, for sale In lots
20 suit, by tLEGa0RS, TAYLOR Co.
July I'd.
IFn SACKS CHOICE FLOUR for sale low BY
lou July 2dl cLEdHokS, TAYLOR ! 90.
Dissslntiom.
rifHR co-psrtnefAhip heretofore existing between
l tho subscrsbers, under the same and firm Of
D.n.as, ssi-.....s vs-yre.., va dissolved IN the
18th inst, By mutual consent. Allthe claimen4e
hsnis q s.isynes ~ celIsssisa ana settlement.
and tho aians Il aushorissd = nae the sams Of
tbs hrm n liquidation q G u lnx,1s
0.HAyKR3.
.R.mssv 4 II avnss atill eesRinus business at
- "a ytaua I. All those indsblsd 70 the old s4rn
~ aSrnsstiy resast41 10 como forward aud settls
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GRAND PICNIC ENCURSIONl
INNS ODD FELLOWS of Kcokuk, with their
L famiies, will have Pic-Nic Excursion to
Walnut Grove, Illinois, on Monday, July 9TH.
All members and frieads Of tho order are re-
specially invited to attend.
The EXcursionists will leave the wharf on the
Ferry "Gate City" at precisely clock A.
and return 1T 81 p. n.
Madierns Band will DO in attendance.
Tickets for the Excursion, up and back, rs cent?.
Children accompanied by their parents or friends,
free
Tickets for sale by l.. Howe, Auction Room, 2ud
arrests 3. NJ. Hutchinscn, Third street, bet. Main
and johnson streets 5. r .Burdest, at s. A. Duke
store; u. s. Merriam. at Recorders Office; b. Il.
MeIn;ire, Third stredt bet. hHin and johnson SITS;
johnson Davies, High street, bet 18th and 1sth
streets Herman RotMrt, No. 210 Main street
Sam Raul, Lecoud street, bot. Main ard johnson
streets MN. Horn, Main, get. 9th and 7th streets.
iyld
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Telegraph News.


NEW YORK, june 20.
The steamer James Belknapp, of the Phil
delphia, Camden and Amboy line collapsed
fue in the harbor tins q. M, killing one Of
her 6remen named Lansing Devan. The
damage to the boatis trihing. Tho John Cot
ter will take her place this evening.
The Times Havana correspondent says the
commander Of the Wabash saw the British
Vice Admiral in Jamaica, and received from
him every assurance of the speedy cessation
Of further visitation from her Msjesty's sruis-
ers, accompanied with the positive denial of
said cruisers having received orders to search
American vessels. lie further states that
the commander of the Jasper, Buszari and
Styx would be held to strict account Of
their doings.
PHILADELPHIA, June 90.
At an alarm of fire last night fight occur
red between members of the FIRE companies,
in which Samuel Carr was instantly killed
by pistol ball through the head. Two other
men were wounded.
A fight occurred in the evening on bonrd
the Gloucester ferry boat in which Mr.. Wal
was killed, the murderer escaped.
ST. LOUIS, June %,
The republicans Of st. Louis Congression
al District in convention yesterday nominal
ed Frank p. Blair, ir., for reelection *
| congress by reclamation. Resolutions pas
sed re-afhrming the Doctrines Of Thos. JEFF
ferson, denouncing the administration, op.
posing negro equality, advocating extinction
Of slavery in Missouri, and the removal OIL
negroes from the State. There are three tui
tickets now in tbs field, American, Democrat
ic and Republican.
New York. june 90
Tribune Washington Correspondence
| The Military Commandment at St. Lou
was telegraphed oday to sond An express
| for Gen. Harvey, recalling him from the ex
petition to Utah, where the present force vii
be placed under command Of Gen. johnson
exclusively. The supposed object Of Thu
movement is 10 make division among tht
| hostile Indians Of Oregon.
ST.. JOINS, june 29--10 A. NJ.
! The weather is cloudy with s. w. wind
Her b. NJ. steamship Peruvian, which is &
pilot the Niagara into Trinity Bay, arrived
| here Yesterday ard will leave to day for thu
Bay Cull's Arms, the head Of Trinity Bay.
| The Porcnpine left Cork on the 9th inst.
| The elections in Spain are fixed to take
| place in October.
The Russian imperial paper currency, tc
the amont of thirty-two millions silver rou-
bles, had been publicly burned at st. Peters
burg with the view of stimulating public
confidence.
Two Turkish steamers LANDED nearly 90
900 troops at the Bay Of Banon on the l2tl
June.
A Russian war steamer was anchored OF
Ragusa.
The Moutenegrians are said to have re
turned to the mountains from Grapoya.
A letter of compromising character iron
Seser pacha to the Russian Commander ha
/ been intercepted and sent to Constantinople
| Several hundred houses had been burne'
ut Constantinorle.
A Vienna letter positively contradc.s tn
1 statement that a contract had been conclude
between Austria and Turkey relative to Nor
I.tenegro.
doubtful rumpr was circulated that tn
Duke do Malakof would soon return I
France, and Count dc persigny would resun
the mission to England.
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

NOV, In confederation Of hard times. II IL
IN very necessary for our eitisens to use COON
omy in the purchase Of what they consume. In
order to live ia, aud cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, call Al W. II
Austin 4 Co.'s old stand, whore you will Gndhis
successor,
s.. L. Barnum,
and his accommodating clerks, vhe are ever
ready and vii ling TO administer to the wants Of
the countless multitudcs who daily throng
asennd his counter, awaiting their turn 20 b
served vita the good thinssso necessary to life.
Citiscns of Keokuk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give INC q call, and you will
never regret Is the longest day You live.
The undcrsixn ed having purchased tho entire
sto IL Of W. Ii. Austin 4 Co., II No. LOO, south
side Of Main street, three doors wcst u Fourth
10 soiicitoua Of o slars II the patronage Of biz
friends and the public generally.
Goods win be delivered to any part Of ths
city with promptness and dispatch. Terms strict
Iy CASH.
N. d. You will And yen O an buy goods fully n
cheap ss you formerly have done. Don't forget
100 Main-st. 3. !. BARNUA.
keokuk, May i, '5s-dAwtf
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1876.

d IL . N ore . Sill CneA y -
1915.
NEW CoMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
TAstheapg ard coxttnualRe would room prrehGses
Desirsbiea and Permanent Honestead, secure from
sh,igs executions and Landlords duns.
TN HE subscriber now oHers our new citizens the
i cheapest bargain yet out, being Dwelling
House large enough for an ordinary family, en-
closed by neatly painted PalinE fence, with good
water convenient. In o healthy location and quiet
neig hborhood, within ton minutes walk OF the
lis ties House.
FIRST COME. FIRST CLAIM.
III taken soon, can be had Ut low figures. A
rare bargain, whether for residence or rs in
vcstment. Title guaranteed.
TKRns--$2s2 east, balance in payments TO ae-
com modate purchaser. For cash Iibcra idiscount
will he made.
Inquire Of the undersigned, Days Building
Exshangc-st. corner Of 18th, or II the office Of
W. ". Dixon, AthenGum Buildings.
dis p. A. uRMSTOE.
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s.. L. Barnum,


CosPnrsmershIP NoslCe.
- r. GRAY \ Il. Il. SMITH have this day
l I. formed partnership in the Carpenter and
Building business in all Ito branches, under the
arm name and style VI drAy \ Smith. they will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where they will be happy 70 receive the or
dcrs Of their friends and the public.
msy17 '5Sd6m
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notice.
To all whom II may concern in the Petition u sel
matter OF tho estate Of Robert
Moore, deceased. Real Esfdfs.
vlyAKE NOTICE that petision has been fled BY
i the executor Dc bonis non In this case, In the
County Judges Office q Fort Madison, Lee county
Iowa. fray ing for IN order for the sale Of the fol-
lowing described real estate in the City Of keokuk
Lee County, Iowa, to wit: Forty fest on Fifth
street of the front end Of Lot No. seven "a in
Block No. ihirty-nye 1851, extending the same
width across lots ssvcn and eight In said block,
being forty feet ID the front ends Of said lots In
length, making forty feet on Filth stress BY one
hundred feet on Exchange street. in aid City Of
Ksokuk. That said application will be made ct ny
Once in Fort Madison, on the first Monday IN July
next Il II o'cock y. Of tina, day, or thsre-
after as same can be heard. That said estate has
not NJ represented to me, sufoient personal es-
tats 10 satisfy the debit and liabilities due frsm
il, and said sstats claims to b. the owner OF one
undivided half Of said real estate.
by order VI SAMUEL BOYLA
County Judge Of Lee County.
June - 1855 lie 13dtjs5
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Piattpsxn OF the NntienAi Democracy
OF The state OF Iowa. In Conven-
aionsA - q snbi d /, at Iowa CAty june
Ell, 1898.
| lst. Resolved. That We adopt, abide by
| and will chcriy6 and defend the platform Of
principles promulgated by the Representa-
! lives of the Democracy Of the nation, when
assembled in National Convention ~ Cincin-
/ natl, in June 1856, believing as We do that
4 that the platform then laid down, 10 broad
enough aud strong enough TO uphold and sus-
I tain every true patriot in the nation, and with
such only do We desire companionship and
fellowship.
md. Resolved, That oil attempts to en-.
gcnder sectional prcjudices and animosi,ies
are pregnant with mi1Ghief, tend to hinder
the progress and Development OF our coun-
try. and must il persisted in lead to the dis
memberment Of the only free govsrnnent ia
the world.
i Sd. Resolved, That tho rights Of tbs State
should be maintained alike against the en-
croachments Of federal power, III zeal Of
4 blind craftsmanship, and the insidious wiles Of
4 unscruAallous and demagogue politicians, and
that Il i thu object If the Democratic party,
to see these cardinal principles retained in
ell points.
Il 4rh. Resolved, That the decisions OF the
4 Judicinl tribunals OF the State and Federal
Government should be respected, and must be
4 submitted 10, oheyed and carried into effect,
and that ans attempt TO set them at defiance
Is a step toward anarchy and confusion, tends
10 impair respect for the government and
merits the unmessured condemnation OF all
law.abidipg and peaceably disposed cti.
zens.
, 9Th. Resolved, That the agitation OF The
, lslayerv question tends to weaken the bonds
!, Of our Union, by destroying that confidence
which shonld exist between tho different
States, by' begctiing sectional animoslties,
ana that Il il the duty Of oil patriots to frown
nron sgchasteippts, and secure by all hon
/, oral,!e means the iis1edit nike Of the cx-
extremes Of tho South and North.
9th. Resolved, That the oatrages recently
committed on cur shipping by officers of the
s British Government demand an immediate
} sad nncquiyceai denial and apology; that
! 49,. - -. 49, p-istc t;r,.tc settle fre'ly
) the question al the right 10 visit aud search
vessels on the seas, and that in the event nn
apology is refused, the arrogated protcnsions
! OF European powers should be resisted by the
last rosor, Of nations, the cannon's mouth,
and the world taught the lesson that our flag
cannot BE- disrsearded or our natiou Altsd
with impanity. ns@
Resolved, TIT lesscan6 = ii his Excel
lency James B lphaa1 " q atssman Of rips
Judgment and fs.aa INT wisdom, Who wish
syssemssic devl ~ the grsas principles Of
/ Ixefre seataai democracy, has thus far con-
~ 1snnsns d or great confsd-
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MN GOODS


FOR AUTUMN AND WINTERl
lust received at the New Tailoring iuuse, on
u Fourth street, between Main and Blcndeau.
OVER coATIFGs. DRESS ASp rhecK.
President Cloth, sleisrry, Brown,
Moscow Goa ting, oreen, Olive,
Labrador do Elue. Dahlis,
French Ribbed, and flsanze, and
London Meitons; Blaes;
or tho best French and German manufacture.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plain
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, Csshinere, Valencia
and French emb roidered Cass. Gienadine and 9TH
or French Silks and satins for Vests; together
with abeantifui assortment u the lneas AID most
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar
meats Of the latest and mest approved ~ ls. and
finest workmsnship.
ucnticmen in want Of easy fitting and gentsel
garments arg invited 10 call.
N. B.--PArticular attention paid ~ elttirr gar
ments for others to MAKE.
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
13~vcst Makers wanted lnetIdl
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rnOM q. n. sCmsvEnsS AeENCH.
Msnsvsas OesAn sssansAiD Co.'s
STEAM le ''''.

ANGLo-sAxON, ORTIZ AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH bKiIoMs l.sS)
NOVA eC0TIAF.tnsw) HuSoAkAAr' tnsv)
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government TO transport
the Mails.
DATES OF SAILING.
YRoE ouasEc. yRos tSvnarooE:
A a., from ' &. asas q DAY ira. Is. ,s.s q
May 10 the nth Of April 10 The 1eth Of
November, inclusive. October, inslssivs.
During the winter months these vss.sis connect
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FROM CAcseo to Liverpool, via Mich Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamer,
lat Glass $50 totle0
Accordiag 70 accommodations.
StoeYASe
including cooked provisions.
ySom Liverpool b Chicago, via Steamers ard Rail-
roads,
Ist ~ to tils5
according TO accommodation.
including cooked provisions
A fully qaaiiAsd Surseoa ssiis in sseh vessel.
Each Passenger tickstcd through viii b al
lowed The saas quantity q bageage sazs BY Rail-
road ~ BY etsamer, Wis 70 cubic feet fof each
cabin and ~ feet for each st~erAge possenesr.
Special tralss from Quebec With The Nails and
PasssngsTs are dispatched On ths arrival Of seeh
Steamer.
II viii be observed from the following table that
the Canadian tnc have beaten every othss In sress-
ing the Atlantic, the average passages Of The COL
ns and Csnard lines BY The annual tabIss In tAs
n. Y. Herald during 1851 being
RAsSwAAp. wRssWAnp.
Collins Line, lid 9Th 20m Collins line, la ISh On
eunard NY. iod 13h sm Cunasd sy.l1a III IN
Canadian iiuelodish 6m Canadian L. lila II %
The longest passages made bysh be Canadian Line
were IL days 10 Liverpool aud . days TO ousbee.
The Collins Line have made pssssgss Of Is 10 -
days, snd the CunArd Line Of Is 70 II days.
For Passage OF Freight from Chicago u Liver
pool, or Liverpool 10 Chicago, apply 70
j. WARkACK,
Agent Of the M, O.s.g. Co..
No. 40 Dearborn STREET, CAscsge Ht
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THE sUBsCRIBEK
yLTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w keokuk and vicinity that he has on hand .
full assortment OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER WARE,
Fancy Goods, cutlery, spsctaeies
and PLATED ware.
Most Of which arc warranted the best quality.
CHEAP ToR CASH.
Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry, which will be
warranted 70 give satisfaction Or
the money refunded.
Sign Of che Octsgon Clck, corner Of Fifth and
Main streets, Estss House.
May i5-d sAM'LG. BRIDGES.
For Rens.
{, STORE ROOMS under the New Hotsi-4 or
Q Main street, and 4 ON Fifth strest-All OF which
| will fcnt Tor retail stores, for the following
kinds OF business Hrngs and Perfumery, Gent
Furnishing Goods, Merchant tailoring, Ladies'
shoe Establishment, Millinery, Dry foods, Con
dictionary and lee Cream, Family 6rocsry. and
Cigars and Tobacco.
Also, one room connected with the house for Z
Variety Store or Bazaar; NIL Of which will b
rented on terms according 70 the times
sprz6d HokNiEH / WlLSEi.
HaYk u We Bo0tlcss x eskuk tnns
rJ,lMES are Hard. MONEY IL Scarce. But
i DUk T. 10 up with tbs Times, and down with
the Cash. IL times are hard, HIS woRk LAsrs 4
VERY GREAT WHILE. II money Is scarce, Ill
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring stock, he Il
now ready to accommodate al who may gave him
call. either IL Eastern Custom. made work, ant
would call particular attention To tho latter.
had NJ etu ftp0 mi hs tun
extended scala he will keep constantly on hand ana
make to order evary thing In his line, from PstttrI
on a patch or making tH}ant's shoe, 10 Safs'
Cater or Patent CAY Boot, and will sell the best
gooas at the very lowest possible prices for CASH
In custom work he warsants IRIS, not to cra,np
but to Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apf2sd Nos. So, 66 and 6s Main-ft.
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spring ana 0unsner ~ 1855.
pPLIEsJUST RECEIVED
.. nurcoaHsoH. JAnHs DEWEY
UUTCHINS0 Nm 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS.

kuUIGEhA IN - TIN - - ~ < -
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Thifd-st. bet Main 4 Johnson. X ROkUk.
1AVtsj u. treceiyed At thcir Fsshiona BILE Tailor
i Ling and Fhrlishing biishmsut, . choice and
Of DreAdcl0 tbs ,Cassinsrss, vpet-
ings and ent = Furnishing Goods, OF all dSBorip-
tions and guarantee that their work shsli be Aons
In the most approved and satisfactory manner
They arccvnstantiy receiving the New York and
Phiiadephiafash and respeetfnlly soliei ell
Who good work and the best material 70 give
them call. sss
Mays, 'ss-aly HUTCHINSON / D1wKY. \
90 THE hADBES.
"A 10. "a. IaiiuN, aas ins j4si S1sss sscss
WI tbs East, IL now Offering to the La1iss 1ns
stock Of New Spring Goods, including DOnnetss
Ribbsns, Flowers, and everything n thai Iines-
Her shop removed 70
Ne. u Matas3S.,
Where she will b. pleased - - het namefcUs
customers. 49, Fowlsr's Msdsh Tor sais-
apr1i
ron wnNTs
THE large brick stAss hsaSe, No. ~ 9sin-et.,
10 Rsid's Block ,eppetats W Nsu Astsl, y
liberal terms. AIRY - 4elss. 1t1lfnn Aeea3 LAne
'4''' So - cox ) aausdSy.
naysedln 10 N1Gs-se.
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FOURTH or JuLy CELEBRATION!
~ EIDRA GARDEN

FLORA NAKUEN.
rINHE Keokuk Yagers and Emmett Guards will
/ havo prize shooting. on Monday; July 5th,
for divers prizes. invite all tbs friends
Of such sport and cool airing, to come
0mnihusses will leavs corner OF Main and End
streets, very Is minutes fer the Garden.
Fare 10 csnts. l.. MOORE,
Proprietor.
P.s.-~Tbe Garden Ia situated between Main and
JOHNSON streets, in Conn's Addition.
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