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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-12

ps~ The large space taken by the re
port of the proceedings of the Police
Jury compels us to postpone several in
teresting articles
"The Village shall be attended to in
our next.
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~ @ TAKEN up
On the goth Of March, by the undersigned, on
Mr., Lacostes place, in this parish :
ADUNHORSE, Is hands high, and badly foun-
dered. No p~erceptible marks.
The owner is requested, to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be disposed Of according to law.
May. o2d 1858. EDWIN EIGNEs.
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Tic report of the Commissioner Of the
Poydras funds was read and ordered to
be printed, which report is as follows:
FOR DOTATION,
The interest of the fund for dotation,
due April 1st 1857, has been paid with
the exception Of a small amount, which
will probably be collected soon.
The whole interest. after deductlng
my commission, will therefore be ovid
cd, to-Wlt: .
Interest on $4,000, $4,000
Commissioned 5 per cent. l2O
Amount to be divided $2,2SO
Povdras College in account with L.
Phillips, Commissioner Poydras funds.
1857. 8. CIR.
Reed of G. Poydras ESQ. $GS,30
Amount collected by me
which was due previous to
my appointment. $lOC6,2O
Interest due April lst 1857,
all collected except $4S due
by A. ChuSt 81. SlooZ,oo
Interest April LIST lS5s'col-
lected up to date. $434,o6
$~3o6l,06
1851. DR..
To warrant of \. Provosty,
fav. Messrs. Thirion & Mitel-
bronn dated Dec. LIST 1856,
Balance due $650,00
Do. of 9th April 1851, 1880
Of 9th Nav 1851 10000
70" 1866
on warrant for sl4g 400, 90
Costs paid elk in suit VS. y. Bara, 800
| Fee in suit vs. ?. Joffrlon, 12,SO
Balance cash on hand, 5l5,o6
Commission 6 pr ct on s3061,o 1895
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tions, and they deserve the support OF
your honorable body the undersigned
has perceived in their official acts only
a few irregularities which are attribnta-
BE to an imperfect understanding of the
new regulations relating to duties ofthc
Treasurer and Collector Of Parish taxes,
he will exact a strict adherence to those
regulations from those officers.
Respectfully sc,
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90 MINER DIAL.
DAILY 0An CRY O1vsrs,
eoknk, Sep 1zth.

nAsrv q - Grey Cywvsru ! r.
Keoknk, Sep. 14th.
ILOUn- Country, % s pss ssek. eapes6ns,
81 = = q st per sssk. 1xtss, (fai wA4at) % %
70 O - psr bS,. osaAan, ~ IS pei 100 ibs.
BRAN AND SHORT6, 80 10 500 per 100.
CORu-RssAy sale 81 rs 10 4oc,
DARL1Y -spring, 4sa55, Fall, 7oasec.
WHHAT-7Oss0c for Spring; so to Al 90 for
Fan.
OAT6--In request at IS 20.
RYE-see 10 SOC little coming rim
POTATOHs-Nev. 90 10 50 bv the load 70.
tai is % 20 "a per peck.
0ROCxKrrs-N. O. susaY fair o.. No. 1. 10.
peime Iol. efar,sed r1A1ia. syr.A.d and leaf II
e.ls4. Asaes,ss-Paa.te4,on Sc to -, q. II. a
q 45. go,d.. gvy... ~. zoe. coae.--Rio Il
u III. lava 10 10 - raeNa 10 SIC.
SOAP-Palm eAe. -, 10.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale . quantity Of WADs's CoLos-
Nd IsGs, which are Justly considered tho best in
market. There a-s among them al shades Of Red,
Biss, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents ap 70 casper b. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss and varnish, and nearly AL grades Of Black
Ink. Of The same manufActurc.
No havs, besides, . quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, undisposed OF, than which there
better In market.
All Of which Ne will sell ut manufacturer pri-
90, for cash.
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wseA,s rassns sswiag MacAlse ..

weeds Passns sewing MachiEs.
We have been often asked which 10 the bsss Sow
ing machine In uss, md 70 satisfy ourselves have
spent some time in examining then ali, and Ne
will nov give oar epinioA - our readers for their
bsnsAt.
We purchased one o. the above named Machines
Aad have tried Il on every kiAd u ~ork rsqsired
IN alAniIy, and Il sisss ths hsst satisfaasiO, do
Ing III ~cek very rapidly, ssasly, end sssoagsr
shsn tbs usual hand work. II u n1sh harder -
rip WORK Aeas On this machine than thss daAs in
~ oedinaSy way. Itis neat and tasty, bsiag vssy
Anely AaiaAs4. and v AL sppsAsssss, sinpls ~
yonA ~ possibility Of getting out Of repair, ~
ordinary uas. Il i very strong and durable. and
~ ars veil assured that one ofthsm will net wser
ont 10 ysAn II constant use. 1t has already sAvsd
taiion' and dressmaksrs' biiis enough in or
family 10 pay IL cost, and Ne think 1t very
pFsAtAeis Investment, 70 say nothing Of IL convs
uisnae sad shs ho1Ts Of needle work II savss !
mother. w most enphAticAlly pronoasss this ~
best sewing AAehins IL ass, and ths greatest n
bes-sAving tsvsstisA u the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY LYON, who are the pro-
psistors Of these Machines, have sales room ~
80 Broadway. Nsw York ChisAgs herald.
Sold b.
y. a. DUKE. Agent for KeoA1k, 90 Maia-st.
aaptodkWlm
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Anglo SAXON, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnsw) NORTH BRIToF, new
NOVA ScOTlAN .tnsw) HUNGARIAN, fnewl
---. fnsw).
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Government TO transport
tho Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
IRON QUEBEC. YRon LivnnfooL.
day from the 32ad Il az from he ie.h Of
May 10 the 18th Of April to the seth Of
November, inclusive. October, innlusivs.
Duftnt tie winter montA0 these vessels connect
With The GRAND TRUNK 1Au4ROAD y Pert
land.
RATES or PASSAGE:
Western aad 0RAND TRUNK RAILRoADS
and btsansss,
It Glass. 1ss to4lee
accordins 70 recommendation.
including cooked provisions.
FSem Liverpool 70 cAiessc, via Steamers andRail-
roads,
lat @o5 to 1lls7s
according to accommodation.
including cooked pesvisiens.
Afuily qualified Surgeon sai,s In ssah vessel.
Each Passenger ticksted through win b Al
lowed the same quantity Of baggAge sann BY Rail-
road - BY Steamer, vix: - cable fest for sach
cabin and 10 feet for each stserags passenger.
SpeciAl trains from Qusbsc with the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched On the arrival Of cash
Steamer.
II win BE- observed from the following table that
The limo have beaten every other ~ eross-
Ing Mo Atlantic, the average panagss II Ne COL
Inns and Cunard lines - BY the annual tables in the
n. \. Herald during 1851 being
HAYWARD. wRsYwAnD.
Collins Line, lid IN Tom Collins line, l3d l3h On
CsnaTd " NJ. loA33 In Cunara n 11albh4n
HestoA IA % On Bestsa Ia Ohon
Canadian Iins 1eAl5A On Canadian i. lid IN IN
The longest passagss made blythe Canadian Line
we're IL days TO Liverpool and - days 70 Quebec.
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is to 70
days, and the cunard Line Of lS 20 II days.
For Passage Or Freight fron ChlsAgo = Liver
pool, OF Mvsrpcssso chicsge.aPPly 70
J. WAkkACK,
Agent Of the u. o. SIS. Co.,
No. 50 Dssreoyn Street, CAscsso Hs.
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rFAess cannot BE- Questioned. when the poo
pie 81 any country besr teftimeny In mass, = IN
the oAse of DR. j. Hostetser . Stomach Bitters Not
only have We the individual evidence Of the land,
bat almost every paper in The Union y Comment
Ing upon the grsas bene nt derived from the Of
these celebrated battens besides reverAl diplomas
awarded them, snong which l. one from the Ohio
Mechanic Instltste at their Thirteenth Annual
kxhibition, q Cincinnati, where tbs ssnnittes
was composed chiefly u PHI sicians In the city.--
These are weight facts which cannot help but
spnvinee the most crsduious that IL 10 at least
worthy VI trial. For Dyspepsia in any form thsss
BEttars are certain cure when. used per diree-
tons on the bottle.
Sold by druggists and dealers ssnssAlly.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
sept20dAv Main-t. bet Sixth and seventh.
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q 10 A y r = u n X = A l. II A ID
or CANADA.

u ~ a ~ - II = u n K - L. II q n ID
or CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTEUR
From Tnn wnsf 30
Boston, Nsso York, and the Eastern States
Via fAe MichiSan Central, Great WeHern,
OydensbNygA vermoas Central, SD
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers BY this route have a opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grAndest and most woa-
derful scenery In the world, including Tovoafe,
Niagara Faiis, Svsps~As2 Bridge, noxssnA Isiasds,
Raptds of fAe ST. Lswvesce, Quebec Monfysal, Waite
MesHtaass fAe Tubular ,, tdse, l~ssriy tive ses IN
lengthy, Lake cAsmpiasn, Falh Of Momfmors1ci,
HudsoB Riper, ETC., etc.
On and after May 1, 1858, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EN- aG ANTS.
Passages may be secured q the ONCE Of the Com
Psny in Chicago By sAlLlsa ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montross. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
smigrAnts and baggage 1t Quebec free of charge.
Fare from $50 70 SIS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
Il q VIA T. m A n,
OF - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET L0NGl
Il under contract 70 this Company 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 al
points East, Also for the Leyiathsa .. for the N
O.S. ). Co.'s ships, can b obtained 1T the Once
Of the urand Trunk Railroad, No. 10 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Truak X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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suaaale ana Lake nurea Rai,r.aA

RufGaie ana Lake Huren RaiirsaA
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above office tiekets for New York, Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
j. WARRACk,
Agent Of b. 4 L. H. Railroad,
Office No. So Dcarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'bS-d1y-c. n.s.
Sight Drafts on London At dollars per & ster-
ling may be obtained 1t tho Office Of the Grand
Trunk X. X. Of Canada, In Chicago.
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aas RlOKEYs6
COMMERCIAL ExCHA10E,
NO. II MAIN STREET.

NJ. II MAIN hIkEET.
Ter sale.. 10 acrss Of land Ii Clark eoun ".
Aiaaonn, - miles from the Miminippi river; 10
assa ~ nhsf bslanes rich prairie, q o. - per
pess-A rare chance.
- Acres On Plank Road, . miles from Kso-
-, Ni1AMDneg orchard, Al under cultivation;
~ pesdow-low for cash.
- DsveaaanUs for sals On
49, $50 1e - = ~ neinpssvsl
- = DcalAoa - ~ Wii1k1g
80: 3 - .=.-s:=s <
v1s1h . essds - essAaaee e. ely
~ II 49,.
na1nDsF a dwelling heusss, alaeas ~
ne tssns tsrrsaA.
Dseas margarine IN n had Ia city prop~.
NJ. inpsovs1 - animpfovsd.
M@aoy LeaneA N collateral security.
$50 31-dlm
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Encenraging I1pSsvement.
ThAA the condition Of things in the interior
il improving, there is very substantial svi-
dence. The grounds upon which, Some time
since, We gave encouraging assurances for
shs aasanp, ere in every respect Justified.
Many Of our merchants with whom ~
have spoken report better susosss than
usual IN their customary collecting tours.
One grocery dealer Was quite elsted. Stating
the proportion Of bis bills that hs had col
lsctsd, hs ssid DO did not rsmenbsr when he
had done ~ we'll before. He said that large
quautitiss Of satsls were being sold that the
hogs were IN good condition, and great num-
bsrs Of them had been already marketed !;
that there we're great many drovsrs tray
cling through. making purchases and leaving
money, and everything vas getting easier
and moro hopeful. He anticipated fair
fall trade and cash and rsAdy-pay busissss.
The fan h, most unqusssionably, that South.
srn Iowa has end will hsss, in the aggregate,
~ much stuff that will command money, 70
turn OF this fall, - usual; We think, very
decidedly, more than usual. Whest il gone,
il y trus. Bnt than, W never did raiss but
little. 0ats are gone also. Bot the hay
crop was nsvsr 80 absndAnt, and Hungarian
grass, With IL rich and oily sssd. VA very
extensively sown, - soon - ths failars Of
tho oats was known and short crop Of corn
feared. A heavy growth d now upea tho
ground. Contrary 70 sArly expsetaaions, the
corn crop will turn ont fall average
TAlieg old asd new corn together, thsrs
nsver Was 90 much ia tho country before =
nsw. The hog crop never vss 20 large BE-
fore, By grsat deal. There ars at lsast Is
pr esnt. more 4atlls 70 sell than nsuAl. All
this comes il good time. The ssttls and
hos ssaaAad sash. Every body = anxious
70 - rslisvsd, and thsy afs turning tAsn o.
= fAss = psssibls- - sosntry = shoxt Of
goods, also, and 70 pay thsir dsbts ~ naks
nav purchases, psspls IN ths interior ars
getting bstt~ abs shsn usual. The sonse-
quenel =, that money i flowing towards fAis
city 10 greater volume; the trade i inprov-
Ing very ssnsibly asd he sasssnt = sash
and trade shows svsry sign Of deepening and
strengthening through slltbs Autumn months.
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Rix, Il ale K G o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

hMOh
R11KnEncKs;
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, Esq., Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Messrs. Dana, Fafrar Hyde, Boston.
Bank OF Nevbury, Wells River, W.
Messrs. Mattoeks, Bsrren smith, Chicago.
Measrs. Greeley = Gale, St. Louis.
Rev. dec. Denison, Ksoknk.
B. B. Human, Esq, =
foh3&d
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direct InPersAslen
HARD WAREAND UTLERYl
8. W. 4 =. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND wHOLESALE DEALERS
l have store, and ore receiving their supple!
forth sprin trade from the makers, whiol
they o6er 70 cash and prompt time-buyers On t.
vorable terms. Thastock being unusually largo
they oon1dsntly solicit IN exaninaalon Of TIL
sans. SWAN. TUCKER,
Asy le-AAw Sign - Red PaAiosk.
a MES -sHOvELs.-- a large stock q Amos
nayie s. w. 5 II. TUCKER.
CCYTHR sTONES.-Scythe Stones, Of di1srsat
m.sis s. Wa II. TUCKER.
CCYTHk RIFLES.--various qualitiesof 6cyths
- ki1ssand Sharpsners for sale BY
may4o S.W. II. TUCKER.
NICKLRS.-A good article OF Eiekles for sale By
~ [mAy1O] 9. w. y. TUCKER.
IRIND5TONE s;--Ths Bersa Grindstones. u -
- riou' 'ii I. T. ;sor |. :i 4. rrl1JcxxR.
(sign Of the Red Padloek,)
Maylod&w Cor. o. Main : = sta.
q Fine Sd do
Ann0Aled 90 70 ollnCn--e superior esuoAe.
Finishing DO
Together with general assortmsnt Of other nails
Of The BAlmont brand, Just rscsivsd and for sale
low BY d. W. u. TUUkkh,
naysdAv
WORN "a Harden, Grubbing and other HOES;
~ Spades, Ehov4ls, Nat tocks AMI Picks;
Scythes. 6nAths, and Grain CrAdles;
w-bslls, Rakss and Corn Planter;
OK, Trace And Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knivss
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
ana . iarxv s.soA y s.s.A ~ u~51 wa4s AAs c1.-
lsry on hand and for sais low BY
naysdAw 9. Y. Z 4. TUCKER.
Keekuk Agency
WHEELER WILSON'S
Family Sewing Machines.
THE ABOVE nAcnINES,
~rHE BEST EVER INvEETgD,4
n RE sold st this agency at the mAnufActurers'
~ pricss. adding only tho cost q transportation.
QDrInstructionsin operating tho naehins givsa
eratis 70 purchaser of MasAiAss.
Rafsr "a the following Ladies' u Ksoksk, VIE
hAve these machines In uss:
Mrs.. Edw. Kilbourns. Mrs. A. 3. Ohitteaden,
Mr.. VIM Mc0avie, Mrs. g. FLOYD,
Mrs. Dr.. Ford, MRS. John buSas.
Apply personally orby letter . e
IS Asin-st., mp stairuJ
apr1ed4wsm Ksokuk, lows.
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DARLOR. Chamber And KitcAen
1 SETS, Of all kinds, for sale cheap for Cash. By
GEO. u. KILBOURNE, Agent,
Main-st., bet. ~ and Sd,
mAy15d Keokuk, tNwAl
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TXTENsION TABLES, side 0oarAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, hy GEO. u. KILBOuRNE, Agent,
mayl6d Msin-st., bet. "A i I'd.
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TY0OeOovo 0010s
DUDLIC NOTICE y hereby gissn, that % tAs
= lst day of 0stobcr NEXT, ~ the door Of ths
Clerks OaAce, IN the City Of Ksokuk, Iowa,
shAl ooesd 70 ell. for cash n hand 70 The hieh-
=. Aaa..:--, -. .c..c=..S r-:r.- =. RI. ~ass;y
" niassy lsst is Ne City 81 Ksokuk, Lss County
Iowa, dssmihsd - follo1s; beginning seventy 1est
fzo = ~ corner II 1ighth And RxshAnes stasts,
on - aestSn has e ~ cns In bloak ens hun
drsd aad twenty two (111), and running thsHss &
right singles 10 sad line and across lot one and part
Of Two, ~ fest thence south westerly parallel 10
8Nh strest - 1eet; t1Dnce In south -sasteriy d.
rsotion parallel 70 kzehags, 20 feet. 70 the linz
Aforesaid thens0 along 9Th street III straight line
70 The beginning points-ieAving part Of 80 feet
N 8th street.
1hSsals y made By virtue o1 Deed Of Trsst
1sem. \. Wilssy and klsahssh Wilsey, his wife,
- - nAds 10 sssurs the payment Of certain
aeoe An1ad 1lst Of Oh. last, and payable tho 1st
~ g 01onhas, 1858, 70 the order 81 Lossnso
p. 1Ssu1s fer tn sam d four handed dollars,
which nn111 - 1ne and unpaid, and by tho tsrms Of
ths xIuG4 Doo1 Am required % sell the pfepesty.
oAle bsswe0At1e hours of 10 o'cloek - =. md 1
o'clock p. =. WILLIAM BROWN.
110APvUND EYRUf 4 1issE berry KsoI. II
by 4. ~ Y0MxLLs
aag1d III 1afA-st:
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nssa@yuepmu,

nsseSs us10n. 1N&
rVyHE Co-Partnsrship heretofore existing -
/ tween tho subscribers, under the name and
arm Of FArrar = HAinss, 10 this day dissolvsd -
mutual consent. Robert = p. .. Hsinss will CON
tlnus in the business, and sign the name of the
arm In liquidation. They will also settle al %
be paid them. II. b.fARRAR,
ROBERT HAINEG.
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BARTLETT, KATE 4 CO.,
Inportsrs asd Dealers in
DRUGS g 1G3Ox0xJ918,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsHEs.
WINDOW GLlS1, GLASSWARE BeUSHH, &C.
Ne. iAS Main So, bss. ssA 4 9th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
ACARD TO THE LADlEsy
Dr. Dureacs's Gsgasn PsrssAieaI
Ptlis, fer Tsaalesi
One Of the most sfui remedies for distress
ing Aad painfnl msnstrustioa ever known. They
correct irrsgsiarities and remove obstrueti ons,
from what ever osass.
Their ingredients are known 70 all agsats ssll-
Ing them, and thsy will tell Jon they are the best
Pills svs introdsssd Tor al diseases peculiar 70
females, ard slwsys ssoSAssfal - prsvsntiys.--
They wiM be found most invaluable rsmsdy for
eli those sMic.ing eompiAint pscaiisr 70 tho sex,
viz Distressing and painful menstraation. reten.
sion, pains IN the back and iotns, prsasin down
pains, rush OF blood 70 the head, business, dim
Of sight, hsaviasa. fasigse On any slight ex-
srtion, palpitA.ion II the heart, h., Ac., all Of
which Dr. Duponco's French Golden Pills are esr-
tain to cure. Frice IL 90 per Box. For partieu-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY s. B. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. ISL Main street, Keokak. Iowa, sol
Agent, 70 whom ali orders must be addrssssd. He
will ssppiy dealers, and send the Pills to Ladies
lsonhdensaly) BY mail, TO any part Of the county,
BY sending him 81 through the keekak Postohcs,
lows. lseps. IL, '5s-dAwly
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NOTICEis hereby given TO the owners OF the
Lots dssesibsdin sforsgoing list, ssaatsdin ths
City of Ksokuk, Lss County and 6tats Of Iowa,
wk0ssnaassass nsntiaasd, and all others interest
3D. thats spsoial TAI has Be assessed and levied
by the City Council of said city for mead
AIMING Il front Of said lots - designated
In the ahovs list, aad ssless payment be made
Of ths taxes lAyied And also I'll costs, bsfore The
nth day az sept, A. D. 1850, the ssid lots, q =
mach thereo1 . shsll b nccss4asy TO disohArRe
said taxand sosts, WILDE sold On The Aay afors-
said, 1t the AsyeF.s Once In aaiA sity, bsawssn
the hours Of . o'clock :. m. and clock p. u.
sE. g. q. STEVENS.
Collsctorof thsCity Of Ksokuk.
SAINT. Z. l0b0-AtA
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70 eofnNr1yIc AND PRACTICAL AonlCUL1UD1.
BY Hsxnr efxrasrs. \. b. D., of kdinhurgh, and
the late y. p. NoAsoH, Professor u 6sieotiAs
Agriculture In Yale College, New Havsa. vols.
and steel sngravings.
This h, coafsssedly, the most complete wssA 81
Agftcalture ever Published, and In order = eivs II
wider circulation, the publishsrs -
reduce the price TO
Oregon the prizes Will = %. - ovssy stAsr por1-
of the United SLATER, and - CAnaAa (paat 1aid)
y. TINS soaK - NOT mn ID ~1eok - snl
fARn."
- Rsnittaaees for asy - ~ shovs psAliss-
tisns sAsuld always b a3drsesed, psst 80. .
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT CO..
apr11dAw No. % 0ol1-et.. hev York.
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d. Il DUkE s0
Sect ma Shoe Emporlmn.
NO. ", kEOKUK.
f1sHE EMPORIUM 10 the only plaoe Ii ~ city
whore svsFy thing In the Boot Andshos line 3
made 10 order.
The Kmporiam uses the best kind Il Iaperssa
Stock. !
The Emporium uses .English Bsnd'' Sois- LsaaA-
Or.
The Emporium uses "Lemoins's Calf 6ktns.ss
The Emporium uses English, French and 0af-
man Calf and Kip Skin.
The Emperiam uses French ,Ouraeos ana Tsnpi.
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses Frsaeh, italian and Hngliah
Lasting.
The Emporium employees The bsst wosk11Nh
NE country.
The 1nDerisn makes the bsst Ats Of any $50
n the city.
The eapariun sslh the bsst ana cheapest nast.(
con goeds.
The 1mporium sells Eoeomb's Boots, and uas-
rants then - good - can b made.
The Emporium II tho place to ret Just what ron
want Ut not ready -made.) made 10 order.
The Emporium sells for Cash saly, and q ~
very lowest 1guFss.
4 cnsAp bsrsAina are desirable, good NJ esn-
faFtabls Or superior shoes satisfactory, ~ q The
1mperinm to rot ahem.
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0oOD INDlAuA nAmK1.


Rk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of RlkhArt, ElkhArt.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Frank lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange BAnk, Lima.
PArks Co. Blk !, Rockville.
Prairie City Blk, =. Hauts
Asrsh. = Mech. N. Alb.
Salem BAak, 6oshen.
Southern BIZ Of IodianA.
State Bk and Branches.
Brookville Bank.
FarmcFS' Bank, Wsst6sld.
Bank VI Syracuse.
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southeYn BSanch - state hank.
At nsssing Of tbs Stockholders Of the
Southern Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa,
held on Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1858, pursuant
to notification, the following named persons
were duly elected Directors
VIM. Patterson, james r. Coz,
Hugh T. Reid, Arthur Bridgmxn,
DIV Kilbourne, Robsss +. Bower,
Charles L: Bowler, Gao. B. Smyth,
Jams \. Billings.
Al meeting Of the Directors on Friday,
Sept. oath, Charles L. Bowler was elected
President, asd Charles Parsons Cashier.
Fans A. QuIHcY.-Ths Fair Of the stAd-
ANS county Agricultural and Mechanical
Associations" viii be held in Qaiaey, COM
msncing on Wednesday Of next week.
Rev. L. Billings, Of the UnisASiaa Society,
delivers the Address on the occasion.
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CosRArtAership.
The undsrsigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uudsr the name and yle Of Hsinss Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of II. 81 fAxraS,
Will continue the basinsss Of naAs1aetaripg 6aaA,
~ old stand, corner Of n ABiut 6trs1 Near ~
KSekxk 3 II. Dss Aoinss ksll RoeA Uypet. vs
ROBERT NAIN16,
Kesksk Sept. -, ~. Pc. 1A1AB6.
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M - DoArAanG. &s
yxN boas1An on - accommodated 4 Mr..
kj 11lAntske, ., % Ihird-sL, hutwesa Rlsnlear
Qpeekt. kAfsrsnees sivsn and fsqsirsA.
|TNW1IH1, epsnee ~ Third aaa Main streets.
1ee4pka leWA, oses Riy, nals 4 Oo.ss Bank
lSanse q 1hipdst 6peelal Attention given =
Aa4eeeFyntteA = - nassssl teeth, trsa1nsst q
u eAe dsntal A1sh. Arti1&al Teeth 81 ~ hsst
U1aAe4 nnth 1roA : st1Sb tooth 70 a entars 81.