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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

Carriages and Harness ~
rFyss r subscriber. }sas4;t&~ en,n plfte1 f:ssfTaefaa
tYyessE:,3H5443 Nas,afsctass. j. At etanitisanr ''ie
MIST com p3"ie 4ssg G. lis IA st#~ AEl iHthsE&sS eyer 81
E=rss3 t. PURCHASERS in t1IEE fiezsatgF%#nt4 would cah
ta:Na t~'nrtion Il his tli6ttis AtN@.s4ie .F45'ir generally
t. Hill tsta Htishit 1t a39 10 tsanaiar his stock Ie'pre
l'sralss leg ajs"w&nerf. ~4s&@
II - w = - @zxf- q
t4ieeilr aess sl~a< Ina6Ees, e4
Eve aTN2 fjaF seat IL aStSs : ==t "
3 TRScks Edy = and 5arase.!taa sa>- - -
S5ae SUD ~tngEs seat pugsies. willard ~s1Ehe2t
:7F:th 4 a s4iena;t as.Jrte1ent pftaahte ard sin
IL Ifaff+-e, Whit Nc -" 'aHtet.
#4Io lag j a-42g, &~nsb&zaef Haf5zzsR~
uHn, dr. 4{Gtr~ ,jants=t 7Ee.,=
All rs wjfjct VA b. sois@aa lnw 5aatlscy Gan b"
E,trc!.a>ef At All, I*:1E2 III the .Sastttls
Ey ;4G. !-&i1E FIT rep43t!"g gfs uus5srlsaaasd n All
ct j. azgGf1%a. III g continuance OF. patronage -
~4f7ctsY--
Es@y4 y, .'":@ taii assortment IF iron soaairis
s,%. R4s;. E>,Vf" 49, sGfd"Te. saeet aad Hoop Iron,
- 9fErEs 4"
>.!e"A5 IA, +. niasc-. ratings ua:Ie to oedar, Ga
- hat: II -fTiaz anti ~strtfru=4
~ iIa,r als, tu- aana, taup Wagons ami carts,
, LA Margins. lsagasse and other ilght CARTS. and al
i ~. Of i l"elw4 tRLt 5woEs rnde@t il, order.
!t.@ ika:k4r'4 SGrG- Jumps tEa:a Pumps, COM
ez=faiaaf hi ming itrts. Ne. &c Call aud examine at
.saz=s.Et =iaud (neR ~baiHsins3 eoFEer OF aaa1es ami
szz4z s "A. e TrNAA1Sn,
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n, Iacob CtstHan. q the pariaA q ifrrdHF>
you! arr har-t.y n~ot*tir1 t. n71Er i r0at across
/, msruFfrnnt tttst sstaatea II =. Aiet'F!. attaslg the
tevp4 III b. ntaIs by ". II. Ki1ataieo, t. b@aE 'oct
aas, 10 be p~lnsfs5cJi pstz%ttfe sides ana fitro~H- ny ~
tEe taiidTa 81 a*Lo n5Sei{ grade Of }8'h&h ta "'erF
faei al wiaitb, IT,. LtytaA If DITCH pn nncts1 site, nhelt 4
FEET tsiis8at@tes. 1 a~ast4i5ep ana @*FHie-sat tetf"I&.
earth franz sashe 10 hatttrNsstt INTO tie EhnA.
Work TO pc doEe BY Tic .hestdaE Of l}e"enih-T IN.
\. W IHi'F4asS##zz
DEPUTY ~ItEpte:ov 9Th Ntrsz
Was- gatar, raurc ,Srtst. lbti5 1853.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

ga-urs. .Eie;ra .sttsssca1t+ rastd;a2a IN The &#
3arist 4 East Ertea, Joms>@:s
x-HI arc hereby u,t .s.l 10 Etake the toltrwiug re-
,r.,ys ud additions to your rna'i and tlesFc. and
ii make .th., s,e~ insee hereinafter nafDstl 50 ynar
plantation s::a*ted IL this paristi and hfsAsta=aa the
i'opi,r ttfoHr 'iiaEtsiitas1 c"'nhsehrSng a J&tas its"F
line. tn viii: #n3s @
sectrons b, 2 and q ofz1soot eet, n acres ID yseta~j
at atldisisn to~t,t leyee eff ) fact vt =ss.an4 4ie@t
1T top. .~,
ket 4 and 5 Of 1000 feet, & acres ssys rta. ! an al
tlttinn 10 .te leeea Of ! t.tt at base ana Z faet#at Top.
SEC tti.. 100 fret an addition 10 tls ieree Of ] feEt
base ana s feet MT top. aee~3ths Of sast ieF1. IiAefe
n3=yafds new@Iasee 90 feet tiara bank IolsilttgneSt
elbow, S taet hiEt,, so feet base and : feet wide on
top. Sec stl..uss= GOO feet e assres 10 yards.) no re-
pairs nee.saarF.@sGe att+ Of 800 feet, 4 acre 20
yardb.J hea. leree running from elno# belo" brick
Ella. to eahow nGovn same S. feet aiirh.+37 feet base
and I feet wiaa pr top +sec lht1, oi 8sha tee1* 4 aesE
IL yards nc rrpairA necessarily &c lith. OF 'a*3
feet from bank If the rfrer, 5 feet 9iae;ies 1igh, 81,
feet bass and ~ feet on top %%@s
youzare required to work your road and .i.ches
along yp41r whole front in the manner The law directs,
towtt1 asl5tea to be u feet wi 10 at top ! foot deep
and ] foot WIDE at bpt tom; earth I pm same TO be
brown into the aroai. TIE road 10 he 10 feet wide,
To- be plousiled@ on @tfessfaass AMI .tflroWn ", N Il"
middle SUBS to glyas IggtscsfSsg fade 70 I'D cry foot OF
width You are red u.rpa tp have & cross ditch and
bridge on your raad at distance not Farther apart
than i 1cras; bridge 10 BE- 20 feet long: nnAan OF :
inch plank sigson#eA sitls :erosa f'itehe5 to BE- in"f
with pickofs 50 aAsta nraHent eaFing il,
In making nsWseveass The law req uiras- 70 he dug III:
the centre Sof the track of the new leTee. a ditch =
feet wide and 8 feet deep: ~thafsasd track or ntt'wEse+-
on th the 1evee is 10 be male, mast be P~soughed the
whole distance and the earth aE which same is ~ ta'
made, must be taken At least 70 feet ffana the OUTSIDE
base. You Will notice the above serfioas are nam
bered, commencing atGonr iosef line ana are S'ANe'
or.
All werk on roads and ,svees natist be finished BY
'"@& n. w. POPE,
= Esaputy iasrectnr 9th war.
West Baton Rouge, October 3oth Io5s4
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Fiat UE La LOB Ia
$F.s&4yiaee efsEs.t.ae E4a sass# ~tsxzzs&,

F#EssaKN tNHE EtTDtEI5f EiHsUtE NtES&e
G1'Sh ss&%&axtleIf nEs1sgGr = r
fms H5tfafFa Gal h saeeeasiei. dc John ,.oIaf, ltcedsc.
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e l. sdGfs*asSint a etlttgtslTn .ntt@e4EsI4fe HEt.yAseire Ge
s@a aGIa4Itts%Aattea aaHs Ia sire %ise4$aaE: Dr.
AT7steE{ par cas~ Ettfst:s III. a1nne Que + ,tates erpu.
*it#xstt& fAcfa2aiagata nas aa4 i&sc1 taE saea HartEfBtrr
.daHs!" DaFaad cf tr.etllss SO lii aztH 81 fs5SSss IL % ia
lre'i:' 437lti#zgat szsttIont Ia premiere EtaIitcattoa ae
cet+e IT5S~, sns.+ z. I~EHfIsffT.
u4t4ti4sof. Nsssa#t3N4nafe q 1fatH II. GErss eft;
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n. Il. brady
brady Axzeredes Pso's'
n

- hGEICe.
: .yrrur3p DAY sold II = J." ti"t 'eFStfit my 81
THAFEtH l., 4,1 con, c"rc,RF cGacsfD Vi {. Ii.
tire intr%FaS ~,e,,un4t-l5 nfu ttr saT3n"r kHa-
Hfady q IetAaS a L. I:&AnY,
.raos and friends. a., ,4sa
'f 1ss.on Rouge, OF. 2}F' }"7@'
Coxarss&T@asap N"s'&r'
- o,rasra1 HEK-4 have th.* dsJ 3orrnc1 n copart-
rragr the aty.e ann Arm Of Brady 4 Heuner~
He.'. nro,..ss doing 3 senc-#' DEY GOODS ~ 'sln"ss, at
e. stsnd Of T. #, Erady ii Co,
sae'A - HslAT1T3
~ II. u zls*os5 %ao4-
o..on Rouge, pet-, Est. t9soa H.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

T = -DL FsE a = aEs5 ;" =
tsa&ossse IN; n.ss xsuton. Isoase. ~.
caCEsE .GSstsfssfE pasH sf5r4@ = 81
i,aas / aifa:yeae4# Ss.ccassioEl do rrssaees= Be3as, de-
j esdee.* So-4aza.s
. 7TEHDH Gus IN esltae }aesseron adm aE=t'atrice
It" l. lit" sucstAai0Gl, n tttreKssfre Oh com fe s,ho-
v4~"tIr de anr. a'irnipisfration tiana u die succession,
As:S a~i psf csa pstaecEe" tiu1na cue toute Opposition
Il hu1n"logaslo1 DIT dit cemps" sra enrs<ie'Te fans
Aesburear ta r~3rofaar dc n dit. pafots*e dtt'> leg ttent
jaars Ynl snirronf Ii premiere publication Il" c"t a. i,
T. HEBE2T
Guest eaton. ftc44ex Got 9, t2ss. i. urefiHt.
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STATE nFLOrlSiANA. Xxi
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

81 70 LETEE CONTRACTORS.
t1 DOZEN Aruss' long aud ss1f3Tt lt5'nd!e spades
on Ataa %tlnvtls.
alicpsss sttef zsvcks' SrattH 4.
::-@ t.AhIJIFr LifUCF,
CAT 20 Corner lataretas' ~ Fies;ia SITS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

HUNs i HUNTING iE1PLE ~ttIEN1's.
8#1usr REuEly ti,s. lot al GElt%apie s',"i EFans,
i, Itoabie aud siasle--aanac t.; tt.S!n 'or f'V5t.
##5@ french Same Bags,
at FysIrd, f.ined and Cea:ral legs FarSt
+ Powder aIa sk5sa1dsSitp} !otcEt~H.
steta rsin Tnhpz. Fancy tJase wr7uh3ss,
:Ms;uD aleai,srs--tdI1n easass, etc. etc. p
#:sEEs54. - I.aIsiEuiEsI 4 l,tStEF.
=z@s .tasucr Of t~atase:fs & FLORIDA sta.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-06

III 4 y [ f d .-
al THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL But FROM one to
wv thousand bRrrtia M0LAsSkss In GtslEHE st this
ma ketr Price, frcta 10th October To january 1t
rept. IS. BARBER & BENJAMIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-15

q Oiothes CooalM 1~&na vestlagsv1
,s.:.sy y: 3, =: :;;s stw spd =; =:
eANY. Il
- esnntry, and : number e Isilors, and is pre-
pared to furnish Clothing ~ srder, wARRAxrEp
TO SUIT THE MOST vAsrIDious.
He has, Also, one Of the finest stocks a
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING G0ODM
ever oderedin this city, embracing every need
Article down to pocket cork -screw, all Of whi1I
be will sell ut reduced prices for CASH!
The undersigned has lCng thought that sons
things can be done well others, and thsrsfors
invites all TO !" him call.
decl6d J. X. RICKEY.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP,

Ger. hank 4 lsh SIS, ,.......k X ekuk
y. .T..1EATTH 4 co.,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engipes and n =
Nl ehinsry Of every description, Saw and orise
MiilManhinery House Fronts, Window Caps and
siIls ,Balsonis and veFsndAhs. A general assort-
ment Of eastines lvsy on hand. 0rdsrsolisitsd
sad promptly attended to.
Ksoknk. ApSn1 'Y1-d ---------
10 VA STATE RNkU1ANCE CO.,,
oyYIcH n sAArLs's H1& BUhEano, BED ssoaS
Second street, Ksokuk, Iowa.
gIyHIS Homs Company tskss kisks on thessfel
j CLASSES Of property, ON TIKI PLAN
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rasss ~ reasonable - those Of any
reliable Company.
DiREofoRsi
CHPerry, n. Tucker,
Geo. B. Smyth, 3. AAmill,
Wm.F. Turner, D. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, J.W RANKIN.
E.H. Harrisopt jobs McCuns,
| s.. r, voorhies.
ovYIcERs:
O. II PERRY ,Prsst. x. H. HARRISON, Treas
| 8. HAMILL, Vice Prsst. WI. TURNER, Sec
| jAnlsdSu
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lMPORTAnE CHANGER
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
..o4D - o4'o..
r AILRO AD.

CompIeted 10 Cincinn afi-- Through Dithovt
change Of cars Only one chaage
Of coYstO Louisvtiis- One
change TO Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, anu two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage andoo miles nearer to all East
ern Cities than by any other route.
THR GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carvyins
the q. S. Mad and AdGsss Eapress.
On and alter Wednesday - uly LIST, trains will
leave n follows:
Chestnut, ~ 1000 .. m. Leaves East st. Louis
Exprs.s Train--L -Lsaveso Office, corner Of 4th and
Chestnut St. p. N. Leaves kast st. LouisDepss
at 3:5o p. n
| lie, . Saturday Afternoon Train has been pu,
up, and trains wilirun assbove every day except
~ one SUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 Pm.
MEAN trains make direct and ctriaim con
/ seefto~s u Cincinnah with All Eastern Mail AND
Rxprsss Trains thus formin the sAorfssf qsickesi
and osiv Dvssd Gssss Rosis to New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Warrington City ,Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, and al
Also, chicago and al points oDthe illinois Cen
traI h. Il.
ONLY ONE cnANoD or CARS TO CHICAGO.
| New York passengers have choice OF four goo
railroad routes. from Cincinnati, Wis New Yer
, 4 Erie, N. ]. Central, Psnnsylvania Central, an
Throu rh passengers should avail themselves q
, this most reliable route between the East an
the w est AZ IL affords unusual fsoi ilitfes, being
superior road. and the only Lroad 0usge Road !
| the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasa1
Rock Island, Darlington. Peoria, Uunleishs
lena, Peru, Sc, connect st 6andovai Wit
Illinois Central Il. X. forthe above named pol
direct. -
Ps,ssnsersfor Mattoon and Chi nneq
Odin with ths Chicago Branch
Leuis With oaly one change Of -
Through baggage check. gives
. baagag e handle J, giyingR s
Can be procured .
corner Of 4Ah and
Planters nouss, and %
Vine street.
W. ii. CLEMENT, den I Eup't. s#
ISAAC WYMAN, Cen Western Ae'
omuibuses will califVr passengers snd esggal
In any part VI the city, BY leaving their address
either Of the ofdSss. Csllrsgalarly at the Aot13
N iyl7d I%
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r eek nm ,rs. Des n etnss 4 niansso
AL X o A D..
% ~


r 0Gv4tSv09a 4WCSVOo0O WV = 80 ~soS~~~'
20 - - Or TIME!
HNRy r nenday, May ard, two daily
y @sy, tsuniays excepted,) wiiirun
A Ts17TE Tao /" Pm.
ist Trsin leaves BENTONspoET 1t 7.20" An.
ID Train 3:sU 7. y.
Psssen gers Tor Sioux City Council Blum, Fort
Dodge, Fort Dss Moines, ottumwa, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, will take The ZOO a. m train,
connecting at bensonspoYt with stages forsl psints
in Middle and Western Iowa.
By this arrangement res iients along the ii.e o.
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE HOURS
In kK0kUk and return same evening.
THk0uGH TICKETS 10 81. Louis. Louisyillc
Cincinnati, and tho East, may be had At the ONCE
In Benton sport.
EN fsre ~ low ~ the lowest.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and superintendent.
SAM'L A. BLACK,
Asst sept and General Passenger Agt.
! rTiskst Odos At Railroad Depot.
u. .Onicein kilbournc's . Block.
Keokuk. April -, '6S-d&w
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Slaughter COaAD -
TONS OF COAL
At 20 CENTS PER Bu

WE are epAstAntly supplying the
w qua m1rGe CRATE and stove Coal
this markets i ignites easily burns bri
generates more heat than any other artiel0
excepting none. Its chief economy and u
consists in its burning 10 ashN6AARAl II no
clinker or cluder. kHsSS&1. ~ $SS3&
For mechanical purposes Il mot b
surpassed, as those using !. will
Orders must be left on the booHN -, over
Collier Co.'s Grocery Store. I'd st., between Main
and Johr son, and they shall be promptly attended
to, ~ heretofore. L. G. DOBiNS,
M arch Sd Agent.
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OYHICB, no. q, KILD0UREB's BLOCK
II AS fsg Sale 80 bsaatifsl Lots in d. W.KAls
Il bosgns's Addition.
Prem sny sf thsss Lots the prospect frosaaH
the view aFoss1 tAseity isdsiig ightfui. 1 q
They ere al near OF adjoining
"KILBOURNE PARKl0
And - sthss Lets In the City bs more dssrAh1o
fer rssidsssss.
Dleck lTe in the oldlinits-
= 20 Feet en- Aain-st., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot 1, Block -, on Blondssu-st.
90 Hsssin Block 3el, on Aain-st., between 10th
knd llth.
rs Feet ON Main st., comm eneing leo feetfron
Sh street.
70 Hsss on Ath st., in Block IS, . very desirable
bsilAing residences.
Also, Lots in Bdward Kilbourne' . n ~ Additioas
l0-TsRns-LOw, and very Easy Payments.--
For further particulars enquire ~ the above o@ss
ian26d
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axo. G. AnDgAsoH. ALExAnD31
IRsTABLIsHED In ieAs.l

BANKING HoUSE or
. r . = . Y q. 4 , = = . n q o . /.
HAvB sails dsy sdmittsd - . partner in 'hs
Bankine Bssiness, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been ~ teIasr for the last six years). The busi-
ness, hereafter, Will be conducted andsr the Arm
and styh of
Being one Of the oliest Banking Hoasss III not
the ohest) In Iowa, the new 6fn solieits soatin-
aanes Of forms- patronage 70 literally extended 10
the senior partner.
They win make colleetions and remit, less kI-
change, on this day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
nsf, Ms
ng1BnEHcHs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslov, LanisF 3 Co., Bankers. N. \.
Edward W. Clark ! Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Bsnking Co., Boston. -
ClApp, Eslsr Browne, Bankers, Bod
Masins Bank, ChisaSo. xN
Hoffman 0slpsks, Chicago.
Asshsaics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
vasnsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh. -
Ksamss Rahm, Bsnksrs, :"
0ilmoss BrothsFten I" Cincinnati.
| A. y. Hsst ! Co., " Losisviiie. .s6ke
IL STATE Savings Iustitution, 81. Louis.
ksokuk, Jan. !, 'bs. GEO. G. ANDEH
yW1antd
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0ElNEM,a
JEWELRY STORE.

JEwELRY STORE.
second street, between Main and johnson.
IL AvINd just returned from the East, r
1 J. respectfully call the attention Of ny "A
friends, and the psblic generally, to my
nsvand Ansa took Of watches jswelry silver And
plated ~srs, fancy goods. &C.,
Pine gold duplex magic, paten and detached
lever watches, siiver patent and detached levers,
AndL 'Epines Of all kindf andquAlities.
JeWclFy.
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and ohildTcu's
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and peas, gold and diamond finger
rings, gold and silver thlmbies, gents gold brsast
pins studs, collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver,
steel snd patent spectacles pocket, table aid dss
scrt cutlery, and scissors.
SILVER Ware.
In whiehIine intend not TO besurpassed by any
store west or north Of ST. Louis, viz. silver table,
DESSERT and tsa spoons apdforks agar ,csssm, nnD
sard and salt spoons butter and fruit knves silver
and plated napkin rinss, Ae.
| PaasoA ware anA Fancy Gooes.
Plated and britannia tea sets, eastors, frsit and
cake baskets ,candssticks, pearl and she'll pockst
books ,snd In fact everything pertaining 10 my
liss.
4 sralAssortneni Of clocksof thelAtsstpat-
tsrnsand bestmake, al warranted to Keep gssa
| 0rWatshss and Jewelry repaired inthe nest
v01kmAnlik e0anuef and ~ he shoTtset notice.
! my6-dIy JULES 0EISEk.
| Manhassan LlSe 1nsurance Company
| LAG BROADWAY, NEW Y0Rx.
| Cara csPffsfsnd AecSssAiastDn $40O, 900.
/ jnKPOSITEDt1OO,e 900 with the Comptroller II b
II state Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition to which the stockholders "A
| personally liable. Among the Directors are th'
most wealthy asd innusntia leitisens Of New York
| This 10 Stock Company, returning TO the -
sursd s73 psr esat Of al the ontstri-snnaaily
party 20 years Of ago may secure to his fsnily
free from the claims OF hr Tors for about 81
l cent? par wsek, policy for $4,000.
Nho woald notspare this sum for tho gratiAcs
tion Of peasetion, siek bed or in sass Of Acei
dsnt, that II all else fail, hc had made certain
provisien for his familyl II wosld tighten III
| pain and do more for isreeoveYy than medicine
/ N. y. MORGAN, Prssst.
C.Y. WDuLB, 6ec'y.s
i Prospeetps with ali nscsasAry nforma tion Z us
nishsd ~ NcAkf SIN PsON Agts.
| Third Stree
augs-dly Keokuk .Iowa
= s -
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Bssissss ard aot xsssdin liz II ss 81 nsile
olS. eshsswiss tie.
Assisss sf a.stings ,shsritsSls sssistiss ,ars
sonpAsiss, ,As., half price.
D9spasysa sdvsstissnssts Aaif noss tAsa tAs
absvS ra4ss.
Advsetiss I'll esd edanl I lsssda daAds m sad
II ffsspseial nosisss, !" tsstistAs s,btsssv ysfss.
syssla laot isssi . tbs Iosa selsnA - ssats Per
iine.
AAvsvtissns tsp YAsrsSe si asia = xslusivsly
ia the Daily, ,aftsR tAsarst twewssks - percent
mors shaA the shove rates.
issmsatsnotsssompasis With dirsstioHs
sfii vi Assrtsdt Nsrbid ,sad charged 10 nssorl
iaeiy.
This ruls will ret - varied fson.
when the advertiser uses tAs weekly AioAs, sAs
psise will ~ the saas ~ n ~ Daily. whore ths
baily - weekly sss 10th ussd, - pr cent, Will
~ deducted fssa Shs aggregate amount.
UnAss ths prssss tsystsa, the eAvsstisss peys %
mach tor thsspass he sssapiss, The sAsaess bsinG
shnrfsahls Tor ssn position only. TAispianis ass
generally aloptsd. Ossshargsfsrshasgss vii llbs
10 eeAts Def square.
lD-fA al sasss whers advertisements ere de.
sontinue1 bafoss tbs sxpirntion Of the ysas The
sins contsAstsd for, they will ~ charged ~ q
ssr rsgslarratssfor the stiusastsAilyfn.
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BAKNUM
f.Enp1lgG TIE HUNGRY.

fE6Q1NG tie HUNGRY.
NOV nsidsrstion ef hard times. II Is
IN ven u, ioI our sitissIs 20 use econ
omy Ia 097 S6ase q what they consume. In
order ~ md cheap you must buy GOOD
and nSiicles. To do this, call At W. Il.
Austix old stand, where you will find his
s. +. Baynum,
and his accommodating clerks, who are ever
ready and willing 10 administer TO the wants Of
the countless nuiti,udts who daily throng
around his counter, awaiting their turn TO be
served ~ the good thingsto necessary TO life.
!. Cf1H = kcokuk, and fsrntrs Of the sur
5unt,y, rive me y call, and you will
1k Il the longest day you live.
1d having purchased the entire
Hetin Co, ut No. - south
three doors west e. purth
+! !
s 3ass sfAe q rAis0l -, bet. Mais
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AOU1G H ~ Es
- B. ulNMAN, having purshassd -
Ds ths sAesk of Patrick CfeHss,
has nov on exhibition Ard fer saaeX VI
q ths Jewslry Store, next door to \. K. Lave
Co.'S nAnkine House, variety Of Pianos, 4elods
ons. and thor AusisAs lsstssnsats .tossihss viii
nusic books, shest nssis, Ac. 4 N
Also 8 large collection ot bsautifui pissufse
8sgrsvisgss q ,paintings. All which willbs sola
On feaeanAble tefms. y. b. HlN4AN.
A>alnh ssss
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Ths cate saiass sAs N1st
l6asj1 lanufacso1e = ]
a. %. ORR

rs now masufaeturisg Aattrsssss Of svssy
| scription, spiral epfisg, e.slsd hssr. Wsee
Peltins, Cotton, Moss, Birch, Ehsek, a.A elssws
the beat quality. Psllows and Boistssa q 4
kinds. Also, Comforts and fsatheTs.
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptly sAteo&se
TO- and all articles manulActursd sslA - ~ -
tAblishment will be offered fair teYms. and war
ranted. I challenge the production Of superior
work at any establishment Of the kind In the
Western country. Yoa are respectfully invited to
call and examine spscimens Of my work. Waxs-
rooms, corner Of Fourth -st. and Exchange
havs In operation nswIy-invsn.ed and ex-
peneirannaehinery which enables me to manufae-
turs work, at more liberal rstss, than In
fsriof otherwise manufactured can - -
fordsd W Material for Bidding, ETC., pre9ass1
BY machinery 10 moro uniformly md psafese
W II 0 ESALE AND RET ALL
March 10, s57. .dIy ~
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KE0kUK iowa sATURDAY4MAY Is. ls5a1

( SK eskuk Fesase college.
sevsH1 Dirsctoss Of this College Aa~s made ar
H6egsments with Dr.. Sanford, BY which the
Ine15te4aQMllt b transfsrred TO the large and
- r u = ~ 4 IA. Williams, Psineip.l-s
tls6Aa vel 1SwH sndrssonmsnded - Pcsssss-
kell that ta1e and experience, and those litsrnry
sdd scientific qualifications, rseuisitet 70 the com
piete aud permanent success q this important en-
tsrpEiss.
March 22d, under the superiatsndance Of Mr.. viii
iams aided BY competent sad experienced ssaohsrs;
the choice Of teachers the course Of study, and the
general discipline Of the College being subject to
the supervision and approval Of the Board, with
the pledge of their permansnt cooperation and
counsel.
1t Is the purpose OF tho Board 70 bnild up an in
stitution which shall fully meet the wants Of our
city and In this effort they hope for the co-opera
tion and sympathy Of ali intelligent and liberal
for q = pupils, and viii q osmprshsnd primary
en0laAesd departments, with the design of an
r - eeGoesh organization aud classification,
- e - saAssmsnt and progress the intel-
hqsos - Of the community will sustain.
Thb 1tfAhesnsnt secures the cooperation and
influence Of UY. Sanford, to whose iiberalty and
very iaveral 6ns which have been made for the
Tbs teras of tuition viii be, ~ heretofore, six
AaA eiGht dollsn per quarter for ordinary studies
SAesgss Tor I'm, French, Ger
pnicroRs.
5oq 6asA Hon. 6. r.. Curtis. a
- NNN Rev. X. 6unn, saa
iaPr'sss.a. 9; q ~. ! !. i. f..s. "a.
ak March Ia DHontSSnk
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uSrk % We n8estless ke0k 0klA0a J
11yfMEs are Hard. MONTY 10 scarce. But
i DUkE y 10 up with the Times, and down With
the Cash II times are hard, 1fs wonx LAsRs 1
VERY sREAr waiLr. II money 10 scarce, HE
SELLS VKRY CHEAP.
Having lust received his Spring Stock, be II
now ready 10 accommodate all who may give him {
call. either la Eastern or Custom nads work, And
wouH call pari icular attention 70 the lAttsr s
Having established manufacturing On ~ nsel
cxtende scsl he viii keep constantly - hAnd -
make 10 order rvsry thing 10 his Inns iron pe1ee1
on 3 patch or making an infamt's .Aos, II . 4aits
Gs,ser or Patent Cay Root and viii sen the bsse =
goods a. the very lowest posshls psisss lsr 0Ao8'
In custom work no wAIsants yirs, not 70 NAnn
bat to Cure Corns.
apr2Sd Nos. Is, % and 90 MainseAnH