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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
The Items of I'D Lonl nm.

WAsuINGToN, May 2o.-The bill re-
ported by Mr. Hunter in tho the Senate
to-day, gives authority to the President
at any time within twelve months from
the passage of the act, to borrow SI5,.
100000, with proyiso that no contract
shall be made to prevent the U. s., from
reimbursing the sum borrowed at any
time after the expiration of l5 years from
the first Of January next. The stock is
TO be issued bearing interest not exceed
ing per cent None is to be issued in
less sums than one hundred dollars.
which may be transfessed on books of the
Treasury. Whenever it is required the
Secretary may cause coupons OF semi.an.
nual interest to be attached to the certi6
Gates assigned or transferred. The Sec
retary is to give public notice for bids of
not less than thirty days, aud accept the
most favorable from responsible bidders.
No stock is to be disposed Of at less than
its par value; the faith Of the U. S., is
Pledged,ior the paymeHt Of the interest
and redemption Of The principal, The
bill authorizes the employment of two ad-
di1ional clerks. and appropriate $4,000
to meet tho expenses incurred in The exc
oution Of the laws.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Rg~Hon James ]. Farau, editor Of the
Cincinnati Eaqaiyes. has received, as lis
reward for supporting Lecomp,on. tho
appointment VI Postmaster at that pltee
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Gov. CU&NISo BIrrES ny A MAD Doc.
Mr.. Gerrish, who has lSlely arrived at
81. Louis from Fort Bddgsr says that
Gov. Cumming was bitten, on tho 25th
Of March. in the right arm. by dog that
was supposed to be mad. lie dog at.
tackled several persons aud was finally
killed. The Governor was quito fearful
snd distressed about the matter.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Az ExrGNsIyE FARMER jacob Car.
roll. Of TexNs, is the largest farmer in
the United States. llo owns $50 600
acres Of land. His home plantation con.
'ains about 5000 acres. Col. Carroll has
on has immense ,anges OF pasture lands
about 1000 horses aud mules, worth $50, /.
600; 1000 head Of cattle. worth $1,000,
coo hogs, worth SEQ o; $40 Spanish
mares, worth $4,000; so iennies, Worth
$1,000; IS jacks. Wofth $4,000; aud five
stations worth $500. His annGal in.
cone feom the sale Of stock amounts TO
$4,000, and from tho sale OF cotton 10
$4,000.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

re- Gun. Parsiisr r Smith. Comman-
der ia Chief Of The Q ah army. is dead.
Ills remains pissed througl Cincinnati on
Tuesday sa roaie Or pAil,delphia. He
VIII b. -ascsslsI Is cyl. Harvey.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

re- rhe Logan Republican says that i
son OF John Ruff. Sem. Of Marion town.
ship, in that County. aged / years. was
accidentally shot, on Thursday last, by
another boy, whilst the two were in tho
woods hunting, He died in few hopys
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Rg-A proposition is now before Con.
gress, authorizing another loan Of SIS
GoO,ooo, This is ono Of the results Of
the great Mormon War; that Was 10 have
beea.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

GD-outragea upon American vessels
by British cruisers have become so fre.
queut Of late. as to demand the attention
Of tho Government aud instructions on
the subject haye accordingly been sent
TO Mr., Dallas by Gen. Cass.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
TO THE IAn1roi
Npti'e Of iI.stabiishmg Water Course.

x CFORCEB LEWIS, JOHN FINsEL. JACon. NIL
- Ter, Aaron Colicf and Abel Rawson are hereby no6rd
that application viii bo made by the undorsigned to hs
Trustees oi Jackson Township Seneca County Ohio for
the estnbshment Of water conrse, commencing AZ the
Plank Road about forty rods from the house OF WIN.
lam Ash, thence southeast about 100 rods ON the north
east quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section No %
thence in eastern direction through the north half on
the souh-eat quarter Of section .. and through tie.
nonwet quarter and .a northeast quarter Of section
No ~ end to terminate near the Snsp line in seciion
2ii and that said Triees will meet the day Of Juv
AZ D. 1851, AZ the house Of William Ash In section e3 snd
proceed 10 lay out anc establish said wnter course.
WILLIAM ASH,O
NOAH SrAHt, ! petitioner,
ma2s-6w. l. N. WYANT,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Charters were granted COR the organi-
zation Of th' following subordinate lodges:
Two in Cincinnati, one Of them % work
in German--ono In CoiSmbaas---o;dne IN
WheelersBhrg, soi6to county-Ono in
Nslsonyille, Athens countryside ID High
Hill, Muskingum oounty--and one ia Ar.
canum, Darke county.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
TAKE N0TICRl

The Tribune is tho only Anti
Lecomptoa paper published in
Seneca county Show it to your
ncighbors and gdi them to sub
scribe. Prico $l,5O per annum
in advance, Great inducements
offered for getting up clubs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

ST6LEN LOSe Ado Last week a work
man upon the Geld Of D. L. King Esq.
ION the bill S. w. from the Stone Min)
Plcughed Up y0,ir slleT satchss. They
had lain buried so long, probably several
years, that tho works were all corroded
and destroyed, The thiel WHO bid them
there may be dead. or in The Ponilenliafy,
or have lost the olte 70 find them; but it
is likely that neither be nor the owners,
viii ever be found out Akron heaeon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
THE CLEVELAND
WOOL DEPOT
Established in the Winter of 1s6i

IT As been In operation four years, dufing viii, me-
Hol, though it progress has been impeded by bp M
f.e year OF 10 and l-5i the praccabiHty ofths plan
ns been clearly demonstrated That the house ef,r5s mi
Vsilor advantage to the ~ OOL GROWERS ~ THE
VEST us medium for passing their woolt into the hands
9 lhe manufacturer Is nov no longer question But al
though very large number Of Wool Grower have avaed
themselves oihese advantage during he last ouf veHr
iel snfrH9nB att may appear to msnyour receius have
been larger from Mefshaun pnd Wool buyers than from
Woogfowers, ard this maybe acoouhitd fsr mainly oon
me iaot' mat a. elasf,, Woolgowsn have been more
easily inhnenoed and msled than the former by the state
men, OF few operators who are wholly opposed TO a ef
ions having for their Object tho syi,ematsnr Of the wool
trade, or The enhancement ofpTooEt0 the produccT.
The past year. characterized II has bees by the most
Hissrnnf financial ombarassmontsr has one Of he
most uniof unhte fot negOathg and mdnnenf sndt df
wool and the fact thatthe enterprise has boen remarkably
successful, hdnndinR those dsavantapes and q ven
almost universal sisiaotion 70 consgnors shodlf we
think u'pire sufficient confidence induce large consirn
ments rom woo-gfowcrt.
TO those who have ,een nrudiceJ by false rumcri and
who have mancstod want Of confidence we have r.,
qnenty made advances equal 70 the Price they have beer
ohe'd ior their WOOL Such advances hcwevcr shaui not
De required as The enterprise started r their bcnci
and this object has been steadily Kept IN yin,v ami we s
tho encouragement will be such to enable nato continue
our eors Indeed, woolgrowcr particularly the present
year cannot afford tod0 without su influence aud faci
ties as this House can extend TO them.
This year must be peculiarly favorable one for wool
growers e tet ths merits OF the Wool Depot system and
we haznd nothing esturng those who are disposod 10
coDsignto u.s. tlat they will avail themselves Of
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

CoaT or Tug SAQUo,T DtArER.-Tha
Auburn On. y } Aniericar says that tho
entira cost Of the late disaster on the Cen.
lral Railroad is put down by some at one
bundled thousand dollars. Others esii.
mate II even lower. Settlements OF the
claims 0g about one.half Of The injured
have already been made. The father Of
]. G Knowles, tho ninth victim, received
$1,000 as compensation. The other
amounts paid were generally small, tho
victims being willing TO take what would
pay all expenses. loss Of baggaye, time,
&cp rather than li,igaie for damages
No doubt the injured parties can DO set.
tlad with at much less expense now, than
they can after waiting for the tmdy ope.
ralions Of the Jaw, They will then do,
mand q large borns.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SENECA LAND COMPANY.

rVliE Members Of said Company requested to make
l. payment Of denqusncies BY the 10th day Of June next,
~ the bobfi Of Director, wsto make an investment oi
al the money on hand At that tiinc.
by order Of the President. 81
macs ew ), N. PiTTENGER. scc'y.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

AS''Wm. Il, Smith Esq. formerly re-
porter iorthe Cincinnati Commercial. has
become associate editor Of the Bellolou-
laino RepaJlicaa. Success 10 him.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Re- Billy Bowlegs and i25 Of. his fol.
lowers, who surrendered, together with
40 cap,iSes. PASSED thiongh New Orleans
net long siuco % their way to Desero..
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28

Ter rhe bill for the repeal Of The Fish.
ng BounIils has passed the seuaie.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-05-28
Notice Of Establishing a Water Co.,s.

Aa5u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
Ons DsllaSP Year
THE VAL LEY WHI0
70
CLUBS or FIVE OR MORE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

BnstAsss carAs,net sxssedin six II ne s,t II sils
sis, otherwtss SIC.
Notices ~ asssi.ss shasitahl. societies ,ars
eompsuisa, 81, half price.
Disrlsysi slvsrsissnspts haif more th.nths
above rates.
Advsrtissmentsl sad ID 4 laced nd he n sad
Il ssspscial notices." doabisfAs ordisarv vstss
Spssislsst tisssis I be losa eeluan ~ osntspsY
line.
AdvsYtissmsntsssd sdsssdon sl nsia q xslusively,
in the Daily, after the nrst twowssks, 80 percent
more than the above rates.
AdvsrtissmSntsn not accompanied with directions
-illhsi assstAdttlusrsis. .asd sAssssd fonsesrd-
inEiy. .
ssSvsrstssmeas ssnssfs syssSss ss6vsaes
This rsls will uet BE- varied frem.
Whsa The adssstisss asss the weakly alone she
price will = tsessps - r ths Daily. wAess ~
Dsily asd weekly ars botA sss1, - per cent. will
be deducted from the aggregate smosnt.
U.dsr tbs pfsssnt system, the advertiser pay 20
much Ter she spacs hs ossspiss. tAs shangss 6slas
chArgsabls for CON position only. Thispian IL nov
esasfsily sdopted. OurchargsforehaHgss Win
l5esnts per square.
10eIa Al sases where advertisements are dts-
tontinSsd before ths expiraAios oi the ysss the
cine contracted for, they will Be ehsSesd up st
car rsgulAsratss The ti.e setusiIyfn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04

fLouk- 7te p bbi., until furthsY Rotice.
GhAN-36 cts. ~ 100 ibs- until further notice.
CoIIQS-$1 v bale, not exceeding 500 ms in
weight, 0til further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Phila-
dephia. be particular 10 msrk packages '.s,s
P<nnsyirdsia AastoAd.. All goods eonsixned 10
the Agents Of this road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burgh, will be forw wsrded without detention.
FkEtdHT AaENTS--cia,k 4 Co., Chicaso /:
Packer AGO., Memphis, Tenn; p. u. O'Riicy 4
Co., Evansville, Ind; Vim. bingham, Lsuisvills,
KY; Il. G. Meidram, Madison. Ind; II. w. Brown
4 Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, II. y. Pierce l.
Co., zsnesvtils, o.: Lcech a Co., No 81 Kilby-st.
Boston; Leeeh Co., No. 2Astor House, m. ~.
No. Wiliinm-st., N. X; X. J. Snceder, Philaael.
pbia; Magraw Il koons, Baiti more; b. A. Stewart.
Pittsburgh. II. II. HOUSTON.
General Freight Agent.
u. J. L0MBAERT, Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 1, '5s--dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
JOS. r. II. BEHTRAA,
AEAL ESTATE AND DNsUR 4 NOE

JOS. H. II. BERTRAA,
AEAL EsrATE AND INsURANCE
DDDW IN.
OFFICE, NO. 8, KILDOUkNR'S BLOCK,
AS for Sale 80 beautifsl Lots in ID. WIKI.
L i bourne's Addition.
frsn any Of thsss Lets the prospect from. and
the view ossAthseity, isdsiightfui.
They ere al near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK!n
And no other Lots In the City be desirable
for residences.
Block 17e In the oldiimits.
90 Feet IN MAin-st., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot {, Hleek ~, on Biondeau-st.
% Fsstin Block 1el on Asin-st., bet wssn 10th
Q nd 11th.
- Feat On Main, IT.. ,connsneing loe feetfron
9th street.
10 Fest on 4th 81, In Block IS, very dssissbas
building residence. ss
Also, Lotsin DAws1d kilbourne . n ew Addition
AeTsRns-Low. and very Easy PAyments.--
for further pArtieulass enquire at the abov oscs
jan96d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
Es

For PAssengers EoiNg - oeUtb.
WesteFn GoWA. NortheFn Mls-
scarf. y ebra sk =. kansas, &c.
TuvHE wEsTEkN STAGE CoMPANY'S POUR
/ HoRss Posf COACHES leave Bsntonsport daily
tSunday's exeepted) Oh the arrival oI the Cars
from ksokuk, for kcoKauqua, Bloomfield and Cen.
tervillc; and alternate days from Centsrvilo for
Cor ydon Decatur, MI. Ayr, Leon, Bedford, Charm.
d. apd Sidney.
GD-The Coaches and Hacks Of the Company are
the bsst, the drivers csrsfui and obiiging and No
paias viii be spared TO convey travellers ever this
route with comfort and exp. dition.
Procure Tickets at The Railroad Depot, be-
fore Waking seats in the Cars. Or OF
W. B. POTTER,
Western Stage Akeak
Aer1dIm Huutontuort low 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
CUMMINGS q BE0G6,
Architects,

s u p ERI N TEN d EN rs.
IAvKtAksn a ofses In keddington's Block !,
4 eafpsf sf JObnson and Third streets, IN ksom
No. ~ End story, 6sst door The LEFT 81 the hsad
Of ths nain sstsAnes stairs, where they invite
their kf1spds and the public call. They are pre-
pared 70 fsrnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinda. public and private, ard -
supsrintend tAs erection Of the same. They hope
70 do bssinass in suaA manner ~ will please their
vetrons and do credit to themselves. s.
Rsfsrs b pssnlsaion, -
=: r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbourns, Jana Bstss,
Gee. g. Andsrson, r, r.. .Cpssl,
VIC. STRIPE, D.Ksddinston.
WI. LeiShtOn, .. n. 6inines,
& JIM. Hiatt. J.B. real
u dscl2dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
Kookuk Book-Hiudefv.

Keokuk Book-Bi0dery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAcTORY.
DLANK Hsoks made ard ruled to any repaired
Dpattsn. CCaSt Records, y asti<es' buckets, As
ssssaFs' Bookas PsA Books, &c., kc., furr shsd at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, N usic, &C., bound or re-
bound tA any style desired.
4G0y bisdsry will Be found on Srsond-st.,
next door to the ALhcnsum, sign Of the "Big
DoOk. !" ISAAC n PfRRCk.
sep IL sid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
PENNsTLvANIAc cENTwAL Rat
WOADs


RE TRAINS DAILY FRO n
81 Pttssbnrgh - sPAtlaAslpAla.
Trains leave Pittsburgh - follouss Mail I q.
m; Fast Line ?. M; Express Nail 9.4o pm.
The hsprsss Mail Rsns Daily, the other two
sssdsys sxssPtcd. Making Direct Con-
nsetiouA sith all tsains from
81. Louis, Mo-; Dabuque. Ksoknk and Iowa City.
Iowa caire, Rock island and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and Louisville, KY, Tsrrs
uauts, indianapolis and Lafsyette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Colupbus bay.
~ ton, Toledo, Clevsland,
Zanesville, Crest.
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, OhIe.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Ainnesota, and
Ai1Potnts N she west.
- FARE AZ Low Al BY An ornan n0pSn -
Passengers from The west can rely upop
this as being the shortest and most
expeditions route 10
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CTTIKs,
TH0S. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. h. H., Philadslphia.
Jan. !, 58-d
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FIRST cLASs.---Booo1. 49,
usts and Caps, Dry 64odS fin
boxes, baiss and trxnks,5 Drsss
in boxes and bal1oy1 Feathers,
Fars, Ae., %.
SEcoEa CLAss.-Domcs 4 "a eet-
ing, Shirting and 1ic6sHK lin
origiAslbaies j Drugs TN casks,
Hardware, lea ther, Liquor m
casksl. Wal papsy " oSI ssnd
sheep Pelts, eastward, As., =.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Chains lin
casks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sslted tloose or IN sacks J Paints
dry and IN oil,) 0ils, (except
lard and rosin),
Fouhfs Class .-Codec, Fish, Da-
con, Beef and Pork Gin casks or
bo1ah eastsard,) Lard aad
hard Oil, Nsih. Soda Aah, Ger
nan Clay, Ter, Pitch, koain,
Steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
kesin Oh, Qusssswass, Sugar,
ahdg: bbls. and bxs. } Ae., Ae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04

Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP

Ger. nonk 4 Aah sis., r . ~ ak
,. r. BEATTY - co..,
RAANUFACTukEHf Of Steam kn1ine and N =
Ivl chinery Of every description and Gr,st
MIN achinery House Fronts window Caps and
Sills ,Baiconies and vcrandahs. "A general assort-
mont Of casting alwayson hand. 0rdernolisitsd
end promptly attended 10.
Keok uk, April Q, Std
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
IMPORTANT CHANGES.
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'.o.D e.ro..
r RAILRO AID.

Compistedto 10 CiaesaaaiS-- Through toithOSs
change Of care Only one change
Of cGvsto LoNisvills-- One
change 10 Cleveland.
.nNEto Wheeling ,and two iess change . Of Carr
~ and baggage and 90 miles nearer to all East-
TAk ukEAT A1ElONAL ROUTE, eary4ms
On and after Wednesday July lst, trains will
us. .MaiiTrain--Leavs. once. oorne, an and
Chestnut, At 1900 =. m. Leaves East 81. Louis
Depot 1t 1880.
Express Train Lsavesossce corne > Of 4th and
ChesnutsstS p. m. Leaves East st. LouieDspot
1t $3.50 pm.
In order tn accommodate the travelling puh.
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train ha. been put
up, and traiss wilirun sssbove every Aay&xesp
on. SUNDAY TRAIN AT s:o3Y r.
N. B.--Au trains make dtrsct and cevtsla COZ.
ssefioNs ~ CtArsnnafi With all Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, ,thnsformis. the sAovfea. cuictss.
and only Brood 0asgs Rssts 10 New York boston.
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washingtos CITY Pitt.
bargh, Whsslins, Cleveland, buffalo, and all
Also, chicaso and a point. on Illiaois Con.
trsl h. b.
ONLY ONE cnAEan o. snss 70 CHICAGO.
New York passengers havs choice OF four rood
railroad routes, from Cinsisnati, via Nov forh
Erie, y. Central, PennylvAnia Central 81
Through passengers should avaii thems.lve. y
this most. l11eble route between the Easoaai
the est Sosds unusual facilities II n
:se.s.s. :ss Ws., sA' e''' Broad asass sS !
Passengers for Decatur, Bloom Lasalls
Rock lsland, Burlington, Peoria, bsnieith. Ga
lens, Peru, re-, connect 1T 6andovAl wifE the
Illinois Central 4. y. forths above named points
direct
Passenge TOR Mattoon and CHICAGO sop.eet II
Odin with the Chicago Eranch. Thrsughfrom St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04
GEINEAs,s
JEWELLERY STORE.

- - w - Ae6A = eSA S0AAS
Second street, hetwses Main and Johnssn.
lAVINA Just fcta cd from the East, -
L respectfully call the attention OF my ~
friends, and the public generally, to my
nevsnd lines took Of watches js swelry ,.i:vsy ard
plated ware, fancy goods. Ac.
Fine gold daplsx, magic, pA.sa aad assaehsd
lever watcher, silver patent and detached levsrs.
andL 'Epines Of all kinds Andqualitics.
JeWelFy.
Ladies plain gold ,mosaic, came and enamslled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies and gents eoid
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond fnger
rines, gold and silverthimhlss, gents gold breast
pins, studs. collar andsleeve buttons gold, silver
steal snd spsct ,poekas table and dss-
sert cutlery, udscissors.
silver ware.
In which, inc intend not to be suf p sssd by sny
store wsat north n ST. Louis Wis: silver table
dessert and tea spoons ndforks ,ssgas spean mus-
tasd and salt spoons, batter silver
and plated napkia risgs, -.
PlA1eA ware and Fancy q ooas.
Plated ard britannia 90 sets, sastors, ffsIt and
cake baskets ,candiestcks, pearl asd shell pocket
books,snd in fact everything pertaining 10 my
limo. -
A Agsnsrslassoreneato Of siosk Of thelatestpat-
tsrnsAnd esst tnaks, 81 lwaFTsatcd TO keep rood
81 me.
~WasaAssaad Js~slry sspairsdinthe NEST
Workmanlike manner and At he shortest notice.
my0-dly JULES AkISEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-04

e1NHE treat Central 1oats, eoAaseting the At
! lAntic cities with the Western, Norsh- wsstsrn
ans south-westsrn States, BY . eontinuous Rainl
way direct. This road Also connects q Pittshur2
With dAtlf - Of steamers to all ports ON Ia.
Wcstera%givsrs, and nj Cleveland and Sandusky
with steam crs TO all ports on the North. western
Lakes; making II the most d,reef, eAeapeu and re-
isaoit vesls by which FkklGuT can be forwarded
to and fron the Crest Wesf.
RArEs BHrwsEx rHIAuusruA AND prrnar,ou
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KEoHuk ssGss scnoOl.

v1SHE Third Quarter Of his School viii opsn ON
1 Monday, March Ley, II The roeps heretofore
sapiedin the lows Mediml Collegc, on tho corner
t.slish = English sad Classical SeAool Of such
chA.asser and aims ~ shall pisss isin the highest
rank among the schools Of our country and In
sseoIdanes With this design there viii BE- com
ansd NE advantages Of home nsrture in phys
tssl, mental and moral training, With instruction
in ths vasiousdspastnsnts Of Literature, Science
and Art.
There will BE- secured The services Of fall corp,
Of competent teachers In the various departments
Of langusgss, mathematics, and the natural sell
snss.
The school year win consist Of four quarters Of
There wiii bo exercises weekly in conposisioa
There will - three department ts-Pnnnsy, In
termedists and Academic.
TERMS:
Primary Department, per qusster,...........3 8 %
int<rnsdiats Department, per quarter, r,..... 10 90
ASrcsE Tn EDfsrnsns, per qss,te, ,...,.. y %
the asfray the entire expenses Of tuition
IN all bsanshss ne9 iueluded in the extra CHARGES.
No deduction wiRAe made for absence, except in
sAssa e. O. Psss.,esse sassss.
spen shorosgA Nnniaasion II thsis previous
stuAies.
TSs services u Psss. Br... h.v ,,.r.d to
give instruction In German, Fre =, and
VII Tbtutiuks Ae Wul also 9lyo1 IN the
prspasatcsy sxercises Of Psrrps6Evs ylSWipg frss
u charge. "A
An extra charge viii be made per quarter fssa
instruction given u French, German, Drawine,
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chsmio..
try.
9RuNt1uos
samuel r. Curtis, r: W, Potter,
H. Lowe, 8. =. 6lllings,
A. Bridgmsn, w. 4~Uieln.
John McCuns, Jsm s
J M Shelley, IN
J. X. sanford, NV
James l.. Estso.
J. NJ. McIsANE,
keokuk, Feb. ~. '5s-d Principal.
n NM 40, AL
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party ~ yssrs of ago may secure to his family,
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ho vould AoAsrase this snm for the frAti6ea
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