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WAsHNGToN, "Wednesday, Dee. l5. Is,s
Lord Napier has received dispatche, FINN a.
Commander of The British squadron AZ Ni.,,,.--
tie contents Of which be hss communicate % -
Goyerumcnr. The explanation given of the =,
to The Washington is said to be- peries ly .,,;.s.
tory to the administration, Which. inteel i. ,..I.
TO clutch al apy excuse 10 get out of TIE .c,,,.
las got into by ito unstates,aanllhe manageme., =,
Crntrai American affairs. by It's underh,nd e,,.r.
seement Of the fGbus'er.. and its br,r,,- :.
sertion on paper of the Monroe doctrine. wA,,
dSre not and cannot practically msin,,!s n,
universal impression here among tbe Derna,a,.
that the Administration has been quietly s,,g.,
in Nicaragua by the 'lliai Power, and Ia, w.
Buchanan snd his Southem masters are eop,a,,.
pocket the affron, rather than ri,k war ,,s
Great Britain. France and Spain combined. r..
prospect of bullying Spain into parting with Cu,.
Is not very brilsnt.
Ia view Of the check which the Southern poli,,
Ct the Administration hs Iust received III. Sea,..
vii allow NJ. Chugmons Clayton. B diver rAs.
s'~ays tsses d'etleed aud consets ,t,ys cour..s
foregu affairs, viii oppose it. The Rcpable,
Senators will lei the Democrats fght il ont ANN,
themselves.
In executive session, to-dsy, the Senate Coz.
frmed j. Glancy jones TO Alstiis, aud Mr. Pr.
ton to Spain, all the aotl. D pug,s Illinois apoo,,
ments, ani about iiffy postm,st,rs. The trss,
with China and Japan were rstihel. All a,
Democratic S.na.ors pccscnt voted for Nr. Jones.
The Republicans voted sgsinss him. Mr. Biol
erick oid not vote.
Nathan Sargent's Convention is in session t
night, at the house of Richard Walla.h, brother oi
the editor Of 7he Star. Among those 10 attend.
stce are 4. H. II. stuart OF Virginia NJ. Fil
more's Secretary Of the Interior; Mr. Conrad d
Loui.iaLs. Mr. FIlmnres Secretary Of Wv,
Me,srs Couegys and Fisher OF Delaware; J~l.
son and Che.woof, connected with the NewJer.
sey Railroad, ard few Others whom aS'',a
fir, m naming. Some Americans arc tberr, ss
tad better baye kept away. Toe new pirtyw vi
be very select if not numerous. Niessrs. WiaiSrS
Corwin. Gregory, snd others, who were invsd
did not cone.
Judge Wairous was acquitted to-day BY swssr
msiority. which accoris exactly with the e,lcals
tions of the vote which te!eTaoned to zen ti~
days ag,.
Certain parties, experienced in mail co've}aus'
are maturing proposition 10 transport the ea''r
California NAL. newspaper and letter. o'edad
IN twenty days, within the limits of the UusS
States. asking 20 extenuation for any failure v
tran,por within the time, nor special proIecsos
from the War Department against the lnal~i
and willing to submit TO any reasonable lofiap
for each trip not performed that the Poss.O&c
ID, paripent may see fl, to impose. Waethsr S
proposition Will be submitted to the PoStmsstes
General or not, depends upon certain pcrsou
whose arrival from the South is daily expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The President Of the Board OF Education last
night stated that the Free Academy was not worth
50 much 10 the city a. the Dai'y S"tmI S,DOol.
The Board last evening abolished the D1iy Nornsl
School, az worthless When shall We have Bosrd
that will abolish the less valuable Of the two'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

YorsG MISS REFuBLIcAy CENTRAL CosurTgE.
Til. BODY net ls.. everirg ct No. 6S Broadway.
The recommendation oi the Executive Commttee, 70
the effec, that IL resrganziug the Committee TOR the
coming year, it be done by Assembly Di.tricts, IN
stead Of Waris, up for consderati' 'n reso u
ton was ofered o the eject ths, the proposei change
was inexpedert, and was carrled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

P,TENr DrclsIos.-Tle inteFferecce in the case
Of the sefscin-tirg hustle for sGies rtts, be,
AlexaId,r Douglass 0. tie firm Of Douglass & Sher.
WOOD the I'll known kit manufacturers Of th. city,
ard Horn BlscLen'on Of Massachusetts,, has been
hnsIy decided in favor Of Mr. Douglass. TIE case
v az conducted ior Mr.. Douglass by Thomas z. How,
Sbeitor of Patents, connected WITH TIE house Of
Eouier 4 W,p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

TIE iSlayery Fair at Lyric Hall, Nc. 30 Broad
way. has been 20 well attended thus far ths. the Man.
aesrs have Concluded to keep the exhibition open tn
Saturday next. The proceeds of this Fair are sppro-
printed mainly to II support of certain reroat the
stock Of which doesn't bear premium in Wal street.
Those desirous Of contributing to that fund will ipi a.
L,rc Hal variety Of articles, useful and ornamental
an1iously waiting to De purchased. The fair laies in
attendance speak for thenselyes.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

By direction Of rhe President, Court ol Inquiry
senbled st West Point yesterday to investigate =
matter of complaint preferred by Lieut.. james s.. C..
Moron, FL gneer Department, sgaicst Prot. Dennis
X. Nolan Of the United States Military Acs- emy.
Tie Co:r consists Of tbe following officers Col ROB-
ert F. Lee, % cavalry; Major Robert Andersoo, lst
art.le cry; Capt. Ratdolpo Il. Marcy, Sta infantry.
Cep, Samuel Jones Is. artillery, to act rs Judge Adj
yocsie and kecorde-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

7, De. {. tiers are SICK ones e,o et to Call cat our
hytfest courssS"n. &r. Everett hs' eai 'e'h-
be tine Vslkiug ,bs deck. 8 Dstit7i pl'tire ot
p.Iit;eJ sas.,;ekre,s. nr. Wiattrop, 81. tanst",
Il, 7trtj .Itcustr, an! host o. eis'IneIi'e'e meH
sre coan il the he scappers ca.tlrg up Their s.
ceunts. It is TIE sss that IS s,tst.as these s~n''e
ueus stcinscbs sui Iot tie riers sd io're IS
rnb'ra forih. IL to co, but 20 take tcem't ives 10
tier berth, SID kSeV -.niet till tie end Of .ie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
:ysspW1skDailp iiibn,t.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER I6, 1853.
TO cO6REspOyDEyTS

C. p Bsossos. om';too his Communication
No noce eau Of anouynol Cornmunics.ors whs
ever nsertcs be Authenticated ~ the
nsue ard acdr-s q the wstenot eoeSety or plbh,s-
tion. but as guarsnt, for bis good faith.
We undertake 10 et1n rejec,ed Corumu.esuc
Busness letters for THE TaIgUNE Ohco thOsd r 81 cases ~
addressed 20 HoBAcE 0RFLLBy L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Another table, which We give below, will serve
10 explain some other point, OF diversity between
the existing systems and the proposed new one:

The universal cent it is proposed shall be Of the
same mixture aud the same weight now used 10
France, viz: 70 parts copper, tin, zinc, being,
for the same yaue, about half the weight OF the
English halfpenny and the old American cent.
Thus, according tbs plan the cherished national
types Of coins, the Napoleon, the sovereign
and the eagle, the half dollar and the aOriU,
the quarter, the shilling and the franc, the
penny the cent or sou, would REMAIN un-
disturbed; although they would all bear their
numerical yalue n dollars and c.nts. On one side
of each coin might BE- the national medallion, name
Of country and date; on the other side, in the
center. the numerical value the same as now
stamped ON the French coinage, viz: 20 cents,
dollar. ; dollars. &c: and on the border OF ths
side might be- added the decimal weight and fine
ncss The equivalent OF the new unit. in francs or
shillings. might BE- aided in smaller figures if
deemed nece essary. BY this means, distln;t
paticnal.y of coinage would Be preserved as much
=. al present, while tie common language % each
coin would be recognized everywhere and be q
means Of education wherever it should 60. Indeed,
this plan while It would give Internationally and
the advantages of the most economical OF decimal
system. 10 those who desired them, would .eave
oilers the liberty Of retaining the present system,
if th.y preferred il, the only change in the RECON-
ace Of Ep,ls.d being T.! instead OF II pence to
the shilling, change necessary Tor decimal
system.
Of the gold coin. the dollar would be a new type
OILY in England Blu. i! is not absolutely essential
70 the new :, stem that this coin should be ot ecld
it might be of silyer If preferred although the
present fTe franc piece in gold popular 10 rance
and much more convenient than the clumsy francs
OF tie dollar piece in silver. In France the : aud
dollar pieces. the present types, would probably
be retained in place Of the a and doiA' pieces
elDployed in England and America. Tie 10 dollar
pieces, the present double sovereign, the 81 franc
pece and the eagle. would be- the largest coinage.
In silver TIE English shilling would be % cents,
and the form would BE- 30 cents, the largest silver
Iiece in the Lew currency. Ia France, the franc
and . frsac piece. wcald bc dispensed With, and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

We learn th,t Gov. Morgan has appointed DR..
Cornelius Il. Agncw Of this city Surg eOn-General
upop his staff, in place of Dr. ilerrick of hlbany,
who declined the appointment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

II will be scen by t5e Governors Proclamation
inat an election IL ordered in the INth District 0n
The 9th OF January, for Me euber Of Congress in
place of John Kelly, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
A WoRp ABOUT HMR REsTORArNEs.-The

osIcn.L ~ sill the PREPARATION for cstorns "tay
Ha t. erg'na color, slG rendering stoDs neAey aa'
suufui "a HLiNsrkrsr Co.'S isINrAsLE HAtS Vo"vN
Ixo other prepara advertised oI ts
bat limitation Of this Most Of them ae u 30
ith tbs of hair ar ssins - So
rany tl.en leave sad dy hr~s rSEt
made rih oil s1d stimulating spics at0fdGs al ssrsSoc
hsr s.e ss5e from iis value a's re'tors've sod ~
etr.c. ce he lt To til hs select toin
iho.e received trou Ccre,oen s~ps." sna ~rsnowa S
ksvs oer esdsrs uds tfsi limitations can Produo" o'u
p.sts,. r. .uis ons aud ,ntsi1 ssce mus.
ssnrrs.. nssn al PIC. sN. bottle. Sold eyerywher-.
W T. Husn Co Propretors, Troy. y Y; hesculsH
Co retail IL and etrnes scd faIk eaiJ hS"s'd Ss-s
1od JAMES htxwon whol. IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The Hemburg NAL steamer Hsmmonia sailed yes-
teriay for Hamburg va southampton, with - cabin
AMI e s.celsso passeHgeg',
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
MogrIIr,p's MAGNETIC PLASTER.

III, CEEAr sTKTNCsUEsFE AID PAN Ohs sol,N.
YAIL CAA.oI FAIsT WHsyT rHis 'LAsTEE u AfLit''
Price. 20 N.rt.a ooX.
"a b, AL Urlss,. J. go al 80 e'eTywEei@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

..s ,eaoos A. ex the PILLs sore our- Toy Dys
NJ usi, Fever Agc al comp nis OF ne tonsoe sud
kwe while the ONrsNT fails u S.t Ah"um of o,ie5
srr, a.. dsessrs. No. 81 MNd.uaDe, No~-sors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Bunv,s's CLOTHING EsrABMSliMEsr

THs LARCEsT TuE CITY.
Belt ty William q. A''o s'q, Expressly i' the "'i''N
Nos. 10 ,SD - Bo1EKY.
One of the meet ext nsse aid tasty stocks OF RhADS
HaD. CLOTHING offered.
A.rse pcrcensse marked Gown since the 10Th t 10 c'e
cot the isu.ns- Fail ard Winter stock.
We smet without q oon,rac cn that goods oil tee
san qusy viii be sed here ,aesPr tnan at An, other ore
In .his city.
Ia ar, invited 70 Cal. examine tie largest assortment
Of Yovrss Asp CHILDRESs CLOTHING, Of every 'aTie j.
ever offered
q B BALbHIs 'HNN' n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

An On - Nc AND NRw HAT.-Thcrr is no
old ~Ah .s,s Yos car Judge sn by the osttaH'
he ~.sr. N.t jodSs msf by 'ne HAT q %
tn h-urb. Ret sncs. ~h~n you nsn WIZ %" o'
Kkoxs AVS he bseo. sou mes sst tb't ~ 'h
sssole t~ien. sDd s.'e vsuA Ksoxs M" e' 10 AZ" 81
Broa . er cl Fu.toctt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

Th,re is nothing better for PAIN or weakness IN
the Bach tr,ast Size, RA'rmstsm e,tuna slo '' O'S'
o< tAs luoss Liver suo hopc,s sDan y.....
MAPS hni.X SrRiAGrHrNi>G pL.>IrES.
Gap,r,, p.t.t No So Hul-ou., Sod BY 81 piassissa
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DOM M ERCIAL.
DABEs CARS CRY Ovyscs,

DABES CARS CirY OSyscs,l
Ksskuk, Nov. Sth.
FLoUR-Cosatry. y = psr sssk. sspsrAns,
- s7to q = - sask. Extra. tan whsst) 9s n
70 % - Per Dbl. Graham, ~ - per - lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 40 to SOC per lss.
CORN RsAAy sale n 4s - 900.
BARLEY-Spring, s0a6o, Fall, Toas0c.
wHBAT-Tossoc for Spring; 50 70 81 % for
Fan.
oATS--In request 81 40 to ~.
RYE-<5e TO bSc little coming In.
PoTATOEs--SSc 70 10 BY the load retail Is
70 30 ess per peck.
0ROCkRIRS-N. o. Sugar fair SASH, No. 1, "a
~ prime 10, clarified 1ea1ea crushed and loaf n
ts11l. Aolsssss--Piantation 30 10 3Sc, s.H. 80
70 10, Golden Syrup, rs to soc CoEes--Rio III
TO III. Java 10 10 Ne. Rice fnsw)s 70 63c.
soAP--Palm Ole, Family So.
oANDLES-StAr 10 10 70, ssssrine III. Mould
Ito III, summer pressed ls2 TO lac.
LARD--Psirsspply, &c TO sse.
BUTTER--lo to III choice III to n.
HIDES-Dry ~ to ilio; green, 81.
HAY-Prsiris 1See; Timothy, - ~ Hun.
earian, 4s 90.
SKEDS.--Hsnssrian Grass. 10 dsapasd Tin.
ethy,4i 2otol -; Flax Seed. 81 I5A41 IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7sto ~, agss, lsalsc
Feathers, ssc TO zoe; White Beans, $50 10 rs.
FKUiT-Pais saPply. Green apples. ehoiee, :,
- to - DO per bbi. Dried apples, - 90 to 81 25
per bashsi. Dried peaches, some 10 market. Hal
sins, q 10 soA %.
cHEEsE-W. R.stosl Denmark 81 toe.
PRovISIONS--Msss Pork, none oasring; should.
srs d 70 %, Hams to 7ie, Sides TIC.
BEEF-lAa2c sross; - 70 u per qaartsr.
sHEEP--eIA 10 ~ y head.
sALT-a. A., 81 70 70 Il rs per sack Kama.
VIA, , 1sa1sb per bbl.; Livsrposi, a. per sssk
FIsH--Aashsrsi, MOL 80 70 t1l p bbi; No
3NSto3lo No. > $l1totl3. White. No. 81 I.
% IS 90 y half bbI., No. 2 .t4..5o 10 &47s. Cod
fnh tto ~ h.
kxcaAsos.--On New York for currency %,
ssnt.I for gold per cent. st.Losis Per seAt.
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EARLY Ssov.--Thers Was quite . snow
storm on Mondsy night, and yesterday morn
ing alb external things - we'll ~ the fsos Of
the earth wsrs clothed In wilderness. This 10
tho earliest snow storm Of tie season, and ~
it Is beautiful variation, it deserves special
notice.
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4 GssA Mevs.

4 Coed Movc.
Golfers 4 Robertson moved their estab-
lishmens, yesterday, from Third street 70
Main, and will henosforsh BE- found 1t No. 70
in the commodious store room next door to
the Banking house Of Rix, Hale 4 Co. This
new location 10 much more oonvenisnt for up
town patrons, and the only fear 10 that the
throng Of osntonsrs viii block up the side
walks 90 - TO incommods the public.
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; AND IN s = Al Il = . 4 y
Or CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUTE-&
vnon rns WEST 10
Bosfon, Ness York, se1 ths Casters &sseg
- ~ AicAdeeW Csasrsi, oresf WasseyM
OS1NssssysAt vsrrsons csssrei. -
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have m opportunity Of
visiting some OF the graudest and mnss won
derful scenery In the world, incladlne TsysasS.
Aiassss FaAs, Svsps~sion Bridge, TAe~ssnA lsiamAs
Raptds 81 the 81. LaWreucs, Quebec, Momfrsal, WAis
Mosmfafss the Tsbsisv B,i1gs txesyly spo miles IL
isnsth), Lake cAsmpiasa, Fsits Of MonfMvemci,
Hsdsea River, etc., etc.
On and after Nay l., 1853, Baggage win b.
Checked Through fsom Chicago.
TO EMuGM AVIS.
Passages may be secured 1t the o6ice Of tho Com
pany In Chicago by sAnrHe ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrosc. An sgsnt Of the GRAND
TRUNK kAILRoAD superintands the removal Of
smi1rants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 to 1sS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
VIA r n a N.
OF &c 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG,
10 under contract to this Conpan for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europs win
shortly be issusd. Tickets from Chicago for All
points KAst, also for the LsyiatAan, or Tor tAs
s. y, Co.'S ships, can b. obtained 1t the once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trsak r. h. CO.. Of Canada.
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We have for sale . quantity Of wADs's Colon
m IxEs, which are Justly considered the best In
market. There sxs Among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown. and Of all prices, from
Is esAts up to 81 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
6ise and varnish, and nsariyall grades Of Black
Ink, OF the same manufacture.
Wa have, besides, quantity Of MAther's Black
Inks, nndisPossd Of, than which there
better in market.
All Of which We win sell at manufacturer pri-
oHs. for enSh.
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Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG = lssnGE, Agents,
No.l49 Main street KE0KUK, IOWA.
nFFKK FOR SALE, in quantities. 70 suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder
Rine-FG. PIG. and FFFa. in IS, III, and
64D kegs.
FRfH. In Gases Of IS ! ID. csniatefs.
Blasting and Aining-F. IF. and o. Is lb. kegs.
kAsxYY FusH st Wholesale aud retail.
We will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, at lowest market rate.
W. will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymcn, quantities spon the lowest terms, ana de-
liver TO them here, thereby saving them al risk
Of transportation. In All cases W will GUARANTEE
car powder 10 give sstisfaction.
Consumers VI powder buying in s, 10 or 70 key
lot., can save money By buying Of US.
6portsmen can buy " US at retail
PowDHx in and ID. csnisters, and any desired
quantity.
Snor, by pound, bag or keg.
duE Cars, by the Bog or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIR0E.
sepN No N9 Main IT.
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weeds Patent sewing Machine.
The best Sewing Machine now in market In
WEEDS PATENT, which 10 10 simple that .
mere child can operate H. and experience in the use
Of Sewing Machines dsnonstratss that this Ma
chine IL LEES liable 70 get ont Of order than any
other Sewing Machine now before the public.
The Raw. Robert q. Williams, Of Woodbury.,
Conn, says. After On examination Of every other
kind Of Sewing Machines, was fully convinced
that yours 10 the best, and an almost constant use
Of 1t for some time has more than realised my sx-
psctations, for I knew there il no other machine
that win, with 70 Mttls trouble, perform 90 much
and 90 many different kinds Of work.
A planter says. used to employ three or four
hands in making up clothes for the rest. but since
pu rshsssd Jour wssd's Patent Sewing Machine,
one hand doea the sewing II shs whole plantation,
while my wife usea 1t for making nearly all the
clothes Of the family. feel confident that the
Machine pays for itself every three months.
WHITNEY : LYON, Propristors,
sA5 Proadway, New York.
Sold by
y. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, IS Maia-st. &
novSd&wlm
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TO suIENrlyIc AND PRACTICAL AoRICuk1un1,
By Hksxr STEPHENS. r. h. g., Of Edinburgh, and
the late J.. r. NoRros, Professor Of Scientific
Agricuitsrs In Yale College, New Haven, vols.
Royal Octave. 1890 pages, sad numsross wood
and steel engravinxs.
This 10, coafssssdly the most conplsts work on
Agriculture ever pubshed, and In order 70 give II
wider circulation, the publishers hare rssoivsd to
reduce the price 70
Five Dollars Ter the I've vslunss.
When sent BY mail lpost paid to Califorsia and
OF the United States, and to Canada (poat paid
-. THIS WORK ~ NOT rae OLD "Doox ~ Pm
FAM
1a- Rsmittances for any Of the above pahlisa-
tions should always be addressed, post paid. 70
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT : CO.,
apr2ld&w No. 81 Gods New York.
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Passengers Who wish TO 30 up the Des
Aoines, can ovsrtake tho Clara Hine ct Benz
tonsport BY leaving on the cars this morning
ct o:l0.
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S1-Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bittsrs, for
ARE very pleasant in taste and smell, and can BE-
taken under any circumstances. In cases Of Dys-
pepsia II acts like magic, Strengthening the tone
Of the stomach, stimulating The digestive powers,
and giving rudy health b the cheek, and bright
ncss TO the eye. In al casss Of diseases Of the
stomach, whether sesis or chronic, II may be re-
commended for its soothing, cordial and renovatiug
influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn. loss Of appetite,
nausea, nervoue tremors, relaxation, debility, Ac.
relieved by the Bittsrs in very short space Of
time, and perseverance In THAR fails to
work thorough cure. Kept u all the popular a.
looms, and principal drug stores.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
novs-d&w MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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DAaLO1. ChaMDeF ard K1schen
1 SETS, at Al kinds, for sale ahesp ioE Cash, By
01O. i. KlLnOUAM1. AGoat,
Asin.ss., bet. = Ana "a,
may15d Ksekuk, Iowa.

DELINQUENT List OF LOTS,
1nNwhich Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for laying plank side walk.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tax Cost.
Unknown, / a0 4S.46 1l.lb
46 4A6 I.I6
Lots described in the foregoing list situated in tho
City OF Keokuk, Lee County and State Of lows,
and all others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied On said lots BY the City
Council Of said city for laying plank sidewalk In
front Of said lots designated In above list end
unless payment DO made of the taxes 10 levied,
and also Allcosts before the 18th day Of November
a. ~. 1890, tue said lots, or SO mucn thereof ~
shall be necessary TO discharge ssid tar and costs
will be sold the day aforesaid, Ut the Mayor 4
0fics in said city between the hours of O'Clock
Z. IN. and 30 clock pm.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of tho City Of keokuk.
Oct. 20, I8bs-dtd
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COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land ana General Agent,
I'm n u L. u q II NOE OEEIOk,
NO. n MAIE-ST.,
AEOA =.
pUYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- pcrty Of every kind
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, End
examines Titles 70 Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Properly.
Takes Acknowledgements.
Is Agent for Insurance Companies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctaal-
ity, are the lea ding features Ut this House.
Refer to the following gentlemen
K. r. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. ClAgett
Geo. C. Anderson Co.. Bankers.
Rix, Hale Co.. Bankers.
.DA-Agencios and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4. '1H~d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

DAxcIxo.-Mr. Rodgers regular weekly
dancing parties commence this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

Lola Montex, on the day before she
sailed for Europe, gave sharp thrust ct the
critics wLo charged her with plagiarism in
her lectures on "Beautiful Women." The
physiological part Of them, rho says, Is duly
credited TO tho proper authors. Al TO the
rest:
"Anybody Who has brains enough TO read
my book intelligsntly can go that all the im.
from my own personal observation, and refel
TO persOns and events Of my own time and
acquaintance"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

Sight Drafts on London at dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained 81 the Once Of the 0rsnd
Trunk B. r. ofCanaaA. In Chicago.