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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Townsend, Hayes & Co.,

Cuccsssops TO TOWNSEND, SMITH Co, OF TEE
~ VAwkeye Machine Shop" and y. Donahue, OF
the " lie Clair :" manufacturers OF improved Oscil-
sting Slide Valve and Steamboat Engines, Mil Work
Machinery, Shafting, Pullies, &c, &c
n Repsiring and Job Work promptly attended To-
Davenport. Iowa, January 20. 1928. (J91ta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
SEeriM,S Sale.

II. LEONARD,
Sheriff OF Soft county, Iowa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

We have tir fola9ire .4'eh from
Nr4 Yors:
Larna-es- paPr- Of Nasea 81. ae IT,
l.tu. t. ofTtA5Is o.. N....u aa.
coup o., 1.i hs fas VAS ro' ye 5se.l.d.
~mg Ie-sol. w'r. c's'nori,g FIR hi. bar.
,7,Ma8, AMI otarrs lor ms execution. Pa
o4I.- "ts r. "a 30 10. 4'fe.l- r,Il.r-.ay
IL. sri4. 81 ,ae "a o t.fU'. GA. To-, Ne %
gi,-. i.' " raba'da I~fye'rated u.l.r
tte Noule rD5e amounting 20 otor neven
nhiI,a q a.af-, oi wh "a about six nii.,of..
were uas.l uy d.. tao Myuaets.
IL u s'4..4 tl.t Tie An r.can M.u.t.r
ad,i-sd Noreg4. it' Pc be hN. 70 doc.ara
Caraccaa ~ .tair % s.ege, and himself Die
tator. The Dd,cb. spanish. French ard
Engi..h els.eayurv1 TO prevent hs ta.l. Tie
tao latter bad seui b the Wet lDdlss fpr
v'e%cl- q War. I, We thagght hat the
whole diplcms,ic CORP would re'eive their
passports from The provis.onal government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06
" AsIlISGros, April 81.


SgSAfE. Nothing oi interest traispifod
during The first half hoar OF the s'saion.
At hall pat twelve the report o' The
Co'n,n'''ee o' Conference came up wherenp
on Mr.. Cn'tendon took The ho"r' lie Sald
III onT made by the conference substitute
~ nearly equivalent toa ht'oe ol pune iaud
10 h'''P' INC ''co'hp'"h ,onS'h"''o'. 'ie
'h'n went on 10 gay 'hat 'ho eo",'f,noe SUP
s''u'a Il poor'i'a'l'"d Hhpo',.e' Fn"s'l
'alt l"F we ",' ho,'P1'" Wy wy iinH'a'
=, h'Ur "unln3 h,f '.",ons ~, a'',i''lns 70
I'VE ""''"'Ih'u' "i'i,''" ny '''' ,'''''' VI
p,"iefeno' 70 tne conference snos'I'a', now
"iI''' ~ inF'i'd ,ha 7tbau in'Pait'a'iy 10
attempt 70 do JNe'lec without iect'mlna'lon
ana "Nh3p' %eu'',' it'"''ne'a U'or'
rug 70 'h' P'V3'hlill'"' l'"''''h ~ MN
'oc"y' ~ POM" "u' 'h"' "e' 'h"','H.s hfV
pcniiu ~ 'aFof oi maintaining lhn Union
and oil lhe pftS.r oil cofaia'''y among
tlH sections. i'c cpneluoNi WIN an eafhcst
hpFAi ~ w par'IfA hl'l F'ct''hl@ Va n@l'c,
~" mn9h'hseb' Pf"lof',ohS ana "'si'hy ="
'hc on'ob wb'eh u "ireaoy fee'gD'D"h among
u" great powers, and "'lI boon he f.foS
hzrd ~ tT greatest, u we aSold sectional
l'''y
Inc ~ "ar "s ef'""H duf'hg NE d'"''
cry oi Mr.. trtbniehs sl"ech' "heh vas
bs,enel !" san wrap athh'l'n.
NJ llpnl'r rPI''' ~ "h np'e arEnnh NJ
!" M 'f'ten1'h p"ih'S' 10 .lfp" "acT
we P'ppN % y ''l'a' nv" ''','' 'a' con.
hltion ""lb' P'"a'ee uu'" VI ""'l i""
years. "'l'fh Truce '"'Sh' ne improved mo
FJUahent Pa"t, hp' 'nis o'S."fp,'s
In'n'lpn pos ohl u hIFh' '"'ne', t.HF'''y
4iving 'Imf 10 aornn 10 'he great oclreN'
'''''" an" P''''a'' ''"' "''''FA ''""'''"
to or attention.
Mr' Nodain'r made an Ola m'h'9ihd hhn'
sas r cen,
Mr Hale discn''fd VI" nrr''s 81 III" '",
hfrnte Substitute, saying That ny no Pohs'-
bihiy coui1 airas come INTO ihe onion
n''i,r me snbsni'N' except o. a fla'c
state, ana th"t lhc substitute "Iffs pre-
mum 81 I'VE i"l'l'n7 !" come ~ ~ s'aV"
state
"f' ~ h'' "'h' ih'o Nf"f' stfPto'',
On 'he fft'Ie"l say'ns ,osf, ,h'I. 10 rca'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

Mr.. Engl,sh's point OF order us u privileged
question.
Mr.. Quitman said his resolution was 10
apply 10 the future.
Tho Speaker settled the question 10 he on
agreing to the amended motion to postpone
the report of the Committee Of Conference
on the Kansas bill, until the scond Monday
in MAY.
Mr.. Harris asked unanimous consen. for
the pastronenient OF It's consideration till
"Wednesday.
NJ. Engli>h acqpieScca, hu, various other
gentlemen objected
Cries of "le, the vote he taken now" and
question"
Mr.. Mnr.hll ol Ny, asked il the consil
Grafton Is Postponed until the second Mon.
day in May may il not he in order 10 move
the previous question
Mr.. Clngman IL in order
Mr.. Marshall moved 10 lay the report OF
COMMITTEE OF Conference On the table and
inquired il the motion prevailed, whether il
would hot terminate all legislation and leave
kansas in the position she was betae the
application for her admission was made.
The Speaker replied tina, It Vas hi opn
ion that il would dispose Of the whole mat
ter.
Mr.. Stevens asked for call Of the House
The call was osiercd by p yeas 10 20
nays.
Several gentlemen proposed the pending
question to be postponed I'LL Wednesday,
and during the conversational debate Mr.,
Seward OF Ga, sand he wanted immediate
action. The Kansas bill ought to be- de-
taied or carried through he wanted an
end put 10 the controversy.
a conversational debate cns,ie,l AZ to the
rropie,y OF pos,poning the Kansas ques.
ton To Wednesday next, instead Of the scc-
oud Monday in May.
Mr.. Harris Withdrew his motion foi We'd
nesiay, seeing tina, there was diversity OF
xSpinIon on the subject
The House proceeded TO vote on the pond
INK motion to postpone the further consid,-
ration OF the report of the Committee of
Conference to the second Monday in Muy,
and il was difaarced 10 by 100 against lOi,
On motion oi Mr. Stephens the consider
alton ol the report was postponed I'll !
O'Clock on Wednesday,
The Deficiency bill wns returned from the
senate with amendments. 10 two oI which
the House disagreed, namely that striking
oui 81 600 tor the lIou.c reporters for the
Globe. aud tina, striking Oh, the provision
for the settlement Of the acts OF the late
Clerk Of the House.
Mr. j. g. Jones offered n neolution that
during ihc present week /, shall be- in ordr
each day Tor the Committee Of the whole IN
the state Of The Union 10 take recess I'LL
Z O'Clock in the evening Tor the general dc.
bate only datug the contest as Ia whether
the resolution should now be finally voted on
or adjourn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06

The y. / I,me Gays that CO.. Bcax.
HANS reg tnent Of volunteers reern,iy Or.
ganixed IN hi. city, has been accepted BY
the Pre,laert. snd the other regimen, an
;isr.Aed By The Nv bill viii b. taken from
Penny wanna.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06
State of Ohio, Monroe County
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

nANIEL CONLEY, Isaac Conley and Gather
~ inc Dennis and Daniel Dennis her hus-
band, will take notice that William B. Dent,
as administrator Of James S. Conley, deceased,
nlsd in said Court on the sth day of December
1857, a petition against them, and others, the
object and prayer Of which is to sellthe prem
ises hereinafter described to pay the debts Of
said decedent; being the interest of said James
s. Conlsy, in the west half of the north east
quarter of section nineteen, in township three
of range four, lying in Monroe county, Ohio
Said petition will be for hearing ON the .26th
day of January, 1855. WIN. +. HUNTER,
Dee, Is, ls57.--4w, Atty for Petitioner
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

FOR EALR BIZ 80 ssssts 8 .sais
/ A. 4 G. Fl. Davenport WeAlar
6cld; Kotzebue & Oblinger. Malsfe
Armstrong 4 Mooney. Besixsllte tbs
C. Penn, Antioch. - 8: 4 zss:.s
Dec. 81, 1S56.-1y. ssssss .ssss~-@sr.sz.fs5 = &
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

Darlington Lodge. NO 263,
OF F. & A. MAsoNs meets the Monday on or
preceding the full moon in each month.
j.. D. 0'CONNOR, W.. M.s4 sS
WIZ. T. HuRD, s. w. o. s. THoMAs Treas.
/ JAMES KlERsAs, J. w. ~. w. HOWELL, Tyler.
PETER WADE, SD. J. ia MoRkiLLs sSsa'ry.
CAN. DYHop, ]. D.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICI

! ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that William p
In Knowlton was this day appointed by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, admin
istratorof Lydia Knowlton, deceased.
Dee. so, 1857, WM. p. KNoWLToN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

sa NOTICE s.
lri'o she tgstsef of Robert Cs1penteri deceased.
l yoa 81 hereby iiotfdea that in pursuance
of the psepisions OF the will of Robert Carpen-
ter, Joseph Carpenter elected to take the farm
therein devised toisaid Joseph Carpenter; and
that the subscriber has purchased said farm
from the heirs Of Joseph Carpenter, deceased.
That the widow of said Robert Carpenter died
on the 2lst day of November, 1857
That the subscriber will be prepared to car
Ery oH the pfovisions Of said will by paying
said legatses as provided by said will Of Robert
Carpenter. JACOB VERNON
Dec. q 1857.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-06

CHRISTOPHER SANDERS ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscribers
IN have been appointed and qualified By the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio as ad-
ministrators of the estate Of Christopher San
der, late Of said county, deceased.
ISRAEL LENTZ,
JACOB WAGNER,
Dec. la, 1S57.-3t. pd. AdIn'rs.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-30
CONGRESSIONAL.

Congress Proceedings I, IL, u, IA, 10,
%, "a, u, 2S, 81, IS, sc, 81, 1914.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-30
SPEECHES.

Acquisition of Cuba-Seward, 8. 4
Acquisition Of Cuba-Doolittle, S. 8
Acquisition of Cuba = Crittenden and
Hale, S. 80
Aumisslon OF Oregon-Bingham, II. r. SO
Expenses and Revenues-Seward, S. 81
Fanaticism of the Democratic Party
Lovejoy, H. r. 4
Federal Judiciary Bliss, H. r. 81
Harper's Ferry and Liberty MOI Arsenals.
On the Seizure of-Trumbull, S. POI
Indiana Senatorial Contest-Messrs. Col.
lamer, Trumbull, Seward, Hale, Fessen-
den, and HARLAN, s. Sc, so
Interesting Debate in the Senate 200
Pacific Acknowledgement, S.
Pacific Railroad-Wilson, s. q
Pacific Railroad-Tumbull, s. l6
Republican Party-Washburn, H. R. II
The Issue-Its History 90
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-30
POETRY.


A December Day.Edward Spencer 40
A New Version Of an Old Story -l79
A Vision-C. A. M l3
GAS Unknown, and Yet Well Known"
st Paul 100
At Richmond in the Month of Navy.
ID. Butler 1874
Cantos and II-Gail Hamilton .l27-2Oi
Centennial Celebration of Burns. G. w. Ia
Chimes from Joel-H. B. Norton IS
Come to the Woods-L. A. Tompkins SO
Dead Historian-L. A. Tompkins 65
Doom of the Slave Ship. II. West 1Ss
Dream They of This, the Glad and the
Gay = lOl
Emancipated Negroes to be Enslaved l42
Evenings in Cuba 96
From Europe. NJ Parker $780, az
Halfway Homer. A. r. 1859
Hymn to the People-C. d. Stuart %
Implora Pace-R. A. b. 40
Joan ct the Stake-H. B. Norton As
Lady Franklin's Lament IN
Lines-A. G. Coke IL
Lines-C. A. M. 10
Lines for Village Festival. CIV. j 54
Little Lily 40
Little Willie Taken Up-Rev. e. H. Sears AZ
Madelin-Paulina 5e
More Canvas-T. A. G.. l9I
My Missing Flower-Mary E. Bryan 81
Night World-H. B. Norton .iTT
Only Waiting 151
Perseyere-Sarah F*** 80
Reliques of the Lost-E. Badger, M. A. lSI
Romanee-Sarah lakewood 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18
GO MN = RCIAL.
DAILY 6AsD Cfsy 0SvEs,
Kookuk. Oct. 18th.

DAILY GAsD Cfsy 0Svlcs.
Ksokak, Oct. 18th.
rL0uR-Cssany, % = ~ sash. sspsrans,
~ - 70 - sSpsr -. Extra, (fall ~hsat) 80 "
| - ~ - PER Dbl. 6saAsn, - - per leo III.
BRAN And SHORTS. ~ y ~ hss.
c0RH-RsaAy SALE stSS 70 10.
BARLBY-Bping, tos6e, Fall, 7easoc.
WHKAT--5easee for Spring 80 TO 81 % fer
Haii.
OAT6-Ia fequsst ct ~ to -.
Rr1-las - ~, httls eoninStn.
f0TAf01S-Esw, - 80 % BY the loAd re-
saii u % - ess pr peek.
aROCkkIIS-N. O. Sugar fair ., No. l, VI,
psins 10, slariAsd Ilaiil, crushed and ioaf n
tells. Aelassss- PiastAtisn - 70 ~, .. H. 10
70 -, 0oldsn 6yrup, $50 500. Coass-Rio liz
70 III. Java 10 TO -. Ries news to Sic.
SOAP~Pain 10, Fsnily 80
CANDL1S-Stas 70 70 II, StsArins III. Mould
i3ts 13S, summer psssssd ~ 70 I4e.
LA1D-Isirsappiy, b TO s1e.
lU11kR--In 90 supply, 10 - 10.
HIDns DRY, isl % lie, grsss, ~.
/ HAY--PSsiFis 1ksej TinesAy, - - Hsn-
gAsiss, % ~.
SEEDS. -Hsnssrisa aras. ssto lsse; Tim
s4Ay, u 36to1 ~; rlax Sssd. u 1sa4l a..
SUNDhIES-onioss. 1stoss; Eggs, Sa1o cts.
1salhsfs. BE TO ~; Waite Beans, Csc 10 Is.
SRUIT-1ais supply. Green apples, choice, -
- TO a 70 pr bbi Dried sppisa, u 70 70 u rs.
pr bsshsi. Dried Dssshss, - Is 70 - 10. Hal
sins, o. 70 70 4 %.
cuEEsE--W. II. q 70 ~; Denmark TO 10.
PRovISI0H6-AsssP Pork, none oGsFing; Should
err ~ 70 %, Hams 7 oTae, sidss Tie.
BEkv-lia3e gross; - 10 10 psr quarter.
SHKEP-1lA 70 ~ = hsad.
BALr--0. A., u - - q - pr SOCK Kama
Wis, 1bA3St pr hhl.; Lv~psSl, 473s psr sack.
TIsH--Aacksrsl. No. ! ~ 70 al = bbi; No.
> 4fs 70 SIC; No. 3 tiztot1s. white, No. 1 IS ~
70 45 - ~ half Mil No. 4 ~ 74to - %. Cod
Fish sto b.
KxonASss.-On New York for currency Poi
ssnt,3 for gold pss cent. 6t.Louis Z per sSnl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

weeds Patent sswisg MacAias.
The editor Of the casvsla.d (0.) PiainAsaler
ssys: Es~ing Machines are subject Of ths great
~ interest in this vicinity, ~ they asst the Ia
Dor Of every family in the land. With view Of
purchasing and sxanining every kind, 70 and the
bsss, " spsut several da ~ while in New York. In
miastest inspection a an kinds now In uArket,
and our esnciusiOps were in faver of We~ds Pat
emit, = the most rslisbls NsoAiss 70 b. put In III
hands II svsry go throughoat The 6tAts. We
purchased one Of them, and have used IL for seine
time, and our opinion IL ners than confirmed, for
il does svssy kind Of sewing on cloth Or Leather,
does ~ work STRONG, nios snd rapidly, And has
Asvsr bsse out Il order sinee Il coma into our fan-
ily, aaA IL = sssimpls - seemingly impossible TO
get out Of order or require rspairs more than any
ordinary person can psrforu. It II nicely orna-
msntsd, and snakes a ornament 10 the furniture
y Ne pAssss. tits vssy streng and iiiS Iahle "a
wear out. ~ epssstisz an sasiiy ~ lsssnsd with
~ psiatsi aizsstions for guide, and whan any
lasIily ho isasnsa IL ase, We ars ssss tAsy will
not live without Il. II usss two threads, TIM
making the work stronger than II done BY hand
With ons thrssd, besides making both aides Of The
wask jsst alike. These who nAsd ) Sowing ~.
shias viii a. we'll - sxsnins his.
wHETN1Y LYON, Projectors,
~ broadway, New York.
8. 4. DUKE. Asss. for Ysotut. 90 M.i.-ss.
0eO4ANA1 SAf e &&8 5 It'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18
= An r = u NK nAILR o a y
or CANADA.

q = Nd r = Y n X MAIL u y
or CANADA.
~A DELIGHTFUL ! ROMANTIC ROUTE-~
1non Pm WEST 10
Boa0n, NssC York, ond the Easlev~ Eeotss
Via fAs Michigan Cesfrsl, 0vssi Wester~,
Oyde~sbsveh vrMo~f Cenfysl, s~6
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Pasenetrs BY tAis route have N epportunity Of
visiting sons Of the grandsst and most Won
dsrful scsnsfy In The WORLD ineluding Toronto,
Ntsssys Faiis Svspsaste~ Bridge, 7Nossaal lslss1s
Rapids Of As q. Lsvvrscs, Qsatse, Mossyssi, waite
Aossfsfss, The Txbsisr Bulge, fnesry sse iiss II
isnStA), LAke CAaaSasia, Fsll II Aoasnorsses,
Hslson River, etc, etc.
On and after Nay /, 1855, Baggage viii b.
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO I'm 10 ~ ANTS.
Passages may Be secured at ths oIss el the Con-
pany in Chicago BY sAllana ships from London,
liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgov, Bristol, Hall,
Aberdeen and Aontsoes. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD sspsrintsnds The removal Of
s.isvants and hsgssgs .t Quebec free Of ehares.
Pare frsn 80 70 SIS TO Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LIE VIA r = A n,
or - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LON0i
II sndes sontrsct to this Conpan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago TO the principal towns In Europe will
shortly Be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points Hast, also for the LeviatAan or Tor the n.
0.6. 8. Co.'S ships, can Be obtained 1t the Ohoe
Of the GRAND Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk Il. Il. Co., ef Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18
RICKEY,S
Co1G11BnCIAL EXCHANGE.

10. II MAIN 6TRkx1.
i rOs. sale, ~ Ossnty Rishts u Atwatsr's Il!
Ssutag MaaAsns, upan - entirely new pstssipaa
Win trade fps psspssty IL city Of country.
a RaSs CAnncs--Lots ., B. 1oi, cor
Nor = Iulton md EieAth ~, Tor 13Aoo oas-Aftl
Och, halaaos II 4, = aad ysan.
UasA pasA for LEE COUNTY ORDnks.
Call soon.
cssA $50 for CITY WARRANTS o. CITY
SCRIP.
90 Acres On Plank Road, miles from Kso
Ink, nth yssas ssshasd, ~ ssdss esltivatioo
20 aorss timothy mssdow--low Tor snaA. -
/. \ NnnAer - Dwsiilngs for sais =
sAsy tsrns.
4 naabsr II dwelling hossss, sGsss N,
slssptsg rsems Tor rent.
n CFea1 margarine can - hAd In city proper
". improved aaA aninpsovel
Msnsy LsaasA O sollatsrSl ssessity.
sept 13-dim s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
Inpertsrs and Dealers 10
O0V0D q O3o910D !.
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHEs,
WINDOW oLlA, GLASSWARE, DlUMN, &c.
Ne. las 1atn So, bss. Ssh 4 9th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
a UARD TO TME LADaEas
mr.. Dupsncs,s GslAsa Pssislical

Dr. Daponcsss 0sl1sn ssisAlcal
Rslls, Ger Ts0Alssi
Ona IL tie mast sacesssfai ssssAis for distress
ing and painful msnssrusties ever kns~n. TAsy
correct irregularities and rsmovs obstrussioas,
from what ever saass.
Their iagrsdisnts AsS known 70 AL agsass ssll-
Ing them, and thsy viii tell Jon they are the hss
Pills ever inasodassd In al diseases peculiar "a
asmalss, ~ alvays ssssassfsI " prsvsntivs.--
Thsy viii - fsssA aoss iavalssbis rsnsdy for
all those sa,icsias complaints pseaiar 70 the
vis, Dissrsssing and psiafsi msnsuaasioa. rotten
tion, pains In The bsek and loins, prsssing down
pains, rush Of blood 70 the hsad, business, din
nss II siehs, hsavinea. fatigss - asy slight az
sstios pAlpitatioa II the heart, -, 10, al Of
which d.. DupsDeo's FSsaeh Golden Pills ase eer.
taia 70 ssss. Frise u - pr Box. Ysr psrtieu-
lars got Circular of Agses.
6old Wholesale and Retail By 3. D. VOWEL
Druggist, No. Isl Main stssst, Ksokak, low, SOLE
Agent, 70 whom al orders nnst be addressed. III
viii supply dealsss, snd send the Pills 70 Ladies
teoaadsniiail,) BY mail. to any part Of ths county
BY sssdisg him 81 through the Ksokuk Posto1aes
lows. fSspt. 10, '5s-dAwly
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale : qsAntity Of WAps's Color
spIsxs, which are Justly sonsidsrsd the best In
market. There an among then ell shAdss Of Red
Diss. yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs ssats up y t33per b. Also white Ink, Gold
Stss md varaish, and nearly AL grades u Black
Ink. Of the Same nanufactars.
wshavs besides, : quantity " Aathsr , Black
Iaks, till undispossd Of, than which there are
bsttss In market.
All Of which W viii sell IT mAnu1actursrs' pri.
oes, for cash
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- - OkR11A88
LAS last received Ans stock d Rau HATS
II ard CAPS of every kid and quality 81 ~
LAtees Styles.
HI Eilk and Cashmere Hats, nads expressly foe
this trade ~ the wsll-knovn houDs u Lawns 0ao-
sso1, Ht. Louis.
have Also one a. the bsat steaks d Dusk
Gloves and Aittens Trunks, -, I'll whish win y
cold Wholesale AaA Retail q Low YSfees Tor Caeh.
REMEMBER TUE PLACE,
!. r. RICKEY,6 Has Aeoas,
aug37d No. ~ MAin-st.
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which 70 rally "a rsstors temporary stresgsh and
bsiag 70 our impaired faculties, which h nost r.
fsstsally done BY the sss Of Hotsttsrs ssisbrated
stomach Bittsu, before meals. One wins glass
ussd = per directions on The bottle, in smaller
qusatitiss, II the psrson Il weak in body. win con-
vince ths most orsdalous Of its restorative s1set
to which thousands can testify whc used II for
ysArs, and undss no cireumstsacss souh b. per-
suaded to do without II. Ladies', especially, have
fonsd insstimabls bsns1ts rssslung from its use.
Sold " druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
sotlS-dku MAin-st, bst Sixth and Ssvsnth.
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M = PaesosIsIoN.-Ar. Rsdgsrs proposes to
- ~ - 1t HE hall, the lights, and his
- Services. on Wednesday aight Of this
week, for The bsnsht Of the indigsat. Those
- or ditissas who dssirs 70 80 Mn mode
u rsising fands for the poor, hare only 70
appoint committee and sosfse With Mr..
Redgsrs. There will b. no expense except
Tor The nasis, and The 6sksts will not Be
evsr d sash.
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Direct Importation
II ARDWARE AND UTLER Y!
3. ". q =. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have In store, and ars reesiviAg their supplies
forths pring trade direct from the makers, which
they o1srto cash and prompt ttnsbsysrs On -
vorable tsrns. Thsstoek being unusually lsses,
they ''aad'ns'' 'oli1s = ia.1.6e1; q -
Nay ie-AAw sisa q Rsa Fadissk.
= Ms BHOVELS.-A largs stock q Amss'
a shovslsfor sale low by
maybe 8. W. = n. TUcK1R.
CCYTH1 STONHS.-6syths Stones, u different
n.yis :. w.1H. TUCKER.
CCYTHI KIFLEs.-vasioss qualitisse II Ssytls
- RiAssAnd ShArpsnsrs Sor sAle b.
nay4e e.W. 81. TUCKER.
CICKLkS.-A good aftisls g Haekles lor sAls 3
~ faAylo1 6.W. II. TUCKER.
HRIND6TON1B,--TIe Bersa 0Tin 1sfoass, sfva
s.G..H. T6oxla,
(sign q the nsd FaAlesh,)
AayltdAw Cor. Of Maia - Sc.
LyENCK NXTLS,
E NSs ~ DO
nnne0 ssPsssUs - NSss.
~; &c., ~; !; ]: !:
Together With gsnerAl assortment of other naih
q re Belmont sraa ~, .rd 81 ale
=. .. = : - = 1O0A.1
4 SOkN harden, arubeing ~ other HOES;
~ HpaAes. 6AovaIs, Nat toeks md paeks;
Bsythss. 0naths. ard Grain CradlM
Cow.hslls, Makes ~ Corn planteesi
OK, Traes ind Halter Chains;
CuttiHg Boxes. Hay and Straw Knivs;
s.S S.s-= =. 1ss-,-:. :::s-
And lares stock u assortsd Hardware and Cat.
lsry on hand nd for sals lev y : -rn~-,
Keekuk Agency
WM EELE1 = WILSON'S
CnLnD1AsID
Family Sewing Machines.
nm ADovn MAcnUG1s,
1rTH1 BEST KvERINvENTED,~
4 HI sold ~ this agency - The maAulAstafess'
III Fiasa, siding oaly he cost r tsaaspertasisa.
1DrInslYuctisasin operating The nssAins Givsn
| esaAis - puroAaGess n naehinse.
ne1ss Neths es3leWing Ladies II Ksokuk, Nh
/ ha4a ihAaa mAahinoa In nAai
| Mrs. EAw. kllbousns, Mss. A. \. oAittendeas
M, W Msoayts, Mrs. ] q. Floyd.
Mrs.. ~. Ford, Mr.. Jehn Dafae.
App,y ysrssaslly orig Iessss e
| a 1.K. DUuxf 2 81
- Aais-ss., ID s
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0Last Saturday was extraordinary for
Aeas, dast and wind. The thermometer wss
up 70 90, and the dust Was everywhere
ssDnwn with u dust" ~ the universal
sfy, bat ssill u kspt flying. Crinelins had :
bard ins Of il.
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Dufsalo ana Lake n uron Railroaa !
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
At the above once tickets for New York, Boston,
and al the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAKRACK,
Agent Of b. ! L. II. Railroad,
ONCE No. So Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'tS-dly-c.Ha.
Sight Drafts on London 1t dollars Per stsf-
ling may - obtained ct the Once Of the Grand
Trunk X. y. Of Canada. In Chicago.