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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

W.sBISGTOS, Tuesday, Dec. 2S, 1888.
Prominent fllbusters deny having any Intelligence
TO th. effect ,hat the schr SIsan had returned from
Nicaragua unable to land her emgrants aud that she
was cruising off the River Colorado; but 1t Is under
stood that the Government has dispatches stating
that the Sussn has returned to Pensacola, having
landed her crew in Nicaragua.
The bill recently reported by ST MAJOR Davis from the
M Vn "r-c corD. r x t. tair,r s Te,sn len
abled aud iniim officers, makes ample provision for
their SUI OOrt. Not less than five nor more than oine
commiss oned officers are, Board to declfl or n-
CAPACITY whether voluntarily urged b5 the oihcer or
in the expressed opinion e the President II te os-
biity proceeds from vicious habits, the case to DO
Investigated hy court martial go
The correspondence between Commodore Paulding
ami the authorities OF Nicaragua has recently been
made public.
Commodore Paulding on tbe Sth day ~ May last,
addressed letter to the Secretary OF the Navy, COW
efrg documents from Gen. Jercz and the President OF
Nicaragua, rehe wing him from all blame or respon
sbiy IN landing at Punts Arenas for the arrest o
" William Walker aud bis awess followers
The trs. is dated Leon srch ~, 1873, saying thai
Commodore Pauldre's conduct was received by the
Government of that Republic, aud by ali the people VI
Nicaragua, with much satisfaction, " because IL ef
oppressed signal rebuke Of aggression so bold AMI
unjust on ie rights and territory OF Nicaragua.
Jer,z says that thanks due, and e tenderei Tor
the motives by which Commodore Paulding was hc-
tuated. 90 90
The second letter is dated at Managua, March 81,
1853 written by direction of the President of Mica
raeus, in which il s said that William Walker, with
a mob of highwaymen, Invaded Nicaragua, i9f the
"purpose Of tramping un1er ioot tne Pr'hciPies VI
humanity and iustice on which public law reposes.
The Government had commissioned Jerez to express
to Commodore Paulding tho mos. profound graft
tude for an act lustIious" " Humanity ana civil
ization have already approved the judgment most
honorable to you, and pos.erlty Will repeat TINS
d" Judgment more eloqueutly and more ednirnSly 1t
"is history a,cne that adges of the actions oi men
q with ful appreciation OF Their value.
targ al
State and Territory from the organization OF the pres
EN-, Go, eminent To June 80, lSlS. is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
The Ohio River.

PAREEksBUHG, Va, Tuesday. Dec ~, lsO>.
The q 1io River from TINS point down, conAhae' m
elegant order for boating, and rates are ioT 10 al
points, WITH plenty of boats.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

SUDDHs DrATys.-Eaiiy yesterday morning man
ramsd strty residing at No. lsl MoDtross sycnus ound
de sd hs bed He had ball before
tired about O'Clock, With bis wife, who found him the
morning lie leaves wife and three children Deoe.ssd had
uLweL for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH!
From Washington.
From Ouf Own Correspondent.

From Onf Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dec. -, lS55.
The persons here who received dispatch yester-
day stating that the Susan had returned " thOut
landing the ernigrant" hlibusers, and that she is
now of the mouth Of the River Colorado, in Texas,
are at loss how to reconcile their advces with those
said to have been received at the time by che
Government, stating that the Susan was returning
sfter having effected landing. Their theory is,
that by telegraphic blunder their dispatch became
confused being originally intended to signify that
The Susan had landed her emigrants of the mouth
of the River Colorado in Nicaragua, branch Of the
San Juan, and then returned to Texas. Meanwhile
they await anxiously definite information. The
States, which is par e1e,Aeuee, the fbustering Or
gan, is silent concerning both reports.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

STgAIIsG Barrel or FtorR.--John Cunning
ham arrested Monday for St. siDs barrel of -four from
Powell Co ,tofo, AtL tic sirset. lie
IN the .t selling neshsof. He .en,-ncsd 20 tas
Penltertisry for siI non.hs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

AccDgsT.-A young man employed At Lawrence
Foalk., yard footOr North Fifth stree sustained f.otara
Of Of Dis % yesterday BY stick Of amssr nns ape
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

NORTH BROoRLYS BsLG SocIETr.-Ths annual
epor, u the Treasurer Of this Society shows, balance tho
treasury Of & III. There received durnr 1853 n,
VI ss IS d.bur.sd, sIs5H The following elsot-l
on for the ye.r Monday evening" The R-v ~
L. Udder Pre.ident H. Bnsfs Vice President Ia. R.y w
Tompkrs Coue.poda az Ssersiayi ". MotEsn
A. Bun, Recording Secretary the Rev. DR.. AeLsae SUPER
interdeu. C. h po.itofy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

NoTIcE TO TBE BAR.-Jndge Lott has i,sned an
order g. he that Of for JsanT
Count be- tiled bes Fiday nsAt the oos u
County Cl,Ts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

MIsrsG.--Mr Samuel Robinson, a bookkseper en-
poJ the Office OF the Merchants Line of fpt o
Robinson street has been missing from hi. to1. No Gd
Friday sst. His family fesrf sos
dsul hssb b@f..isu him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

OyERBoARD. Patrick Nc Murray fell into the river
,tts ot South SIKH street on Monday nltht and va -
eusc BY Hr Wn- Wo5 ~ the pi'ss wstcamen in he
vicinity. He W" stsr~srd locked Up .or being drunk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Afkfefste q 0'0VV' -
This amount WIS paid to the following classes,
namely:
To and soldier, OF the Revolutionary 4-f SO %
To the widows o. docessed officers ana soldiers OF 49,
N ~. E.v,irt,n.ry x.r............. II ass - IL
To widows and orphans tive wears ball psli oSo'-S %
At he Treasury, but uot easily sPTor0Etole ..... :.
sraous the several cissses ll.ss2 -
t. ~Iox. snd orph.n, Of the navy ao7 S7 81
r. ,v,vs,.sr 5sysld. ........... -. ljt ~ 10
r. xi5ou.ana snh.rs of pn,.tr,r nyads... .5iSJ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BUsTUN, IltsIdf' TIC. : 10.
The following the footings of our Bank Statement
for the past week: .,...,.,
Carf,sl Stock 80 ~ ~ Due 20 other b. rs : p -
Loans aud Discount. - ~ 49," p~po. - ..
So. ..... s--5tool s.-s.- r.......... .,s;s -
Due fu v,Asr bs.N. 6,SiLtJi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

-Geu. Calhoun us at uoms in No trssks City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

" y - : =
Due fu s;Ass Bssn. 6,SiLt'II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

REGAFITl LhIlON.
Il tappess the r edug statements thN the cost d U,
Yub piuting binding M they nave been 'seSnt"o
under This Office passage of The Printing act OF l1 70
,,r. ia foil Ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

To.Al...........Ssl,i99. i99 "a ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

l,,rss.,e of both S76 0ST 30
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Dasinsss cssd not sxessdiag six lines, inside
1IB, otkAfwiss t1o.
FunsraI No.isss u %. Obituaries. .seordiss
70 space Cssupied.
blspiaysd advsftissmshts hall more than the
above rates.
Advsstissmsnts loaded and placed under the
hssd Of 3Spscial Notices." double rae orataery
yssss.
Special Notices In the Local Colsmn - cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the iasioe exciu-
siveiy In tbs Daily, after the nrst two weeks,
so per cent. more than the shove fstss.
Advertisements not AocompAnisa with dircc.
tions will BE Inserted till forbid, and charged
for accordingly.
All fysAstsWf sdveyftssmesfs asss Ss cate for
In adSsset. Ihis Yule will not be varied from
i when the aavsrtissr usss the Weekly alone
the price will Be the sams % In the Oaily -
Where the Daily aad Weekly are both used,
Is pr cent will be deducted from ths aggrs-
gAts Asnssnt.
Under ths present system, the advertiser
pays % much for tho spsse he oesupia, the
changes being chsrgesbis for the oonposltion
only. This plan 10 nov gsnsraliy adep<od .--
oss charge for changes viii bs Is ssnsse PER
squire.
~ In all cases where aAy sYtisemsass are
discontinued before the expiration of the year
or tho time contrsetsd for, they will b chayged
up At regular rates for the time aetuai-
ly IN.
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0EIA EM,n
JEWELRY STORE,

- ~ AA0n0A = = = S8A&Ss
second street, between Main and Johnaen.
LAYING just returned from the Esst, =
respectfully call the attention Of my "a
friends, and the public generally, 10 my
nswand fnestochof watches jsvelry silver and
plated vars, fancy goods, &c,
Pine gold dapisx magic, patsn and detached
lever watchss;siiver patent and detached levers,
andL 'kpines Of all kinds andqualities.
JeWclry.
IA&1a plain gold mosaic, came and en- ame II ed
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children Z
gold and jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond Anger
rings, gold and silver thlmbl gent gold breast
pins studs collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
stsa snd patent spsctAcles pocket, table and des.
sert cutlery, and scissors.
AllvOr WARE.
In which, inc intend not to hcaurpasssd by arv
store west north Of st. Louis Wis: silver table
dessrt and tea spoons andforks sugar, cream, mus.
tard and salt Spoons butter and fruit
sAd plated napkin rings 10.
PiatsA ware and Fancy GooAs.
Plated and britannia tea sets, eastors, fruit and
cake baskets, Psaxl and shell pock
books and in fact everything pertaining TO my
line.
gensrsiAssortment Of clock Of tn Il atsst pat.
ternsa ~ bsst msks, sl warranted to keep good
time.
@Watchss and Jewslry repaired in the mos,
wotknanltk and : he shortest motto =.
dly JuLD6 8EfeRR.
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JOS. II. n. BERTRAM.
REAL ESTATE AND HNsUR ANCE

OFFICE, NO. q, KILDOUREE6 BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale 80 heAutifsl Lets in b. WIKI.
i bourne . Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the visw around thccity, isdelight1ul.
They ere all near or adjoining
KILBOURNB PARKlo
Andne o<Asr Lots in the City b more desirable
for rcsidcnces.
Block 17e In the oldlimits.
0Ofeet On Main-st., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot 4 Block ~, on BiondeAu-st.
90 pestin Block 2el on Main st, between leth
. nd 1lth.
- Fsston AAin-st., commencing 100 fsetfrom
10th street.
70 Fest on 4th st., in Block As, = very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lets In Howard Kilbourne . Nev Addition.
~Tsans--Low, and very Easy Paymenis.-
For further particulars enquire at the above oflce
jAr26d
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rIyHH subscribers would inform the consumers a
Lanber, and the pablio generally, thAtAAau
are now prepared 10 faruiah ali kinds ~ Lumbsl
usually mads ~ Saw Mil, ineludine LatA
Flooring, Joist Shooting tnd Siding Of any Length
that may b desired.
Call st The New Saw Mill, On the river, nsal
whites Pork House. PAUL HUME0.
NIB. Saovs Weed for sale - 81 50 Per sosd.
ssp35dtf
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CUMMINGS q BEQ06,
Architects.

S up T. Rim T. T. N ID 4 N rs.
IAyEtAken an onAce In Reddingten's Block
L i corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Room
No. IA Ind story, hrst door 10 the left at the head
Of the main entI IAnoe stairs, where they invite
their friends and the public call. They pre-.
pared 10 furnish designs and detail drawings foI
buildings ef ali kinds, public aud private, and u
super intend the erection VI the same. They hops
to do business in such manner will please thcil
patrons and do credit TO themselves.
Refer, by permission,ts to
X. =. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward kiibourne, JHmes Estes,
Geo. G. Anderson, X. r. Creel,
VIC. stripe, b. ksddington,
VIM. leighton, IN. Billing,
JIM. Hiatt. J. Is. Paul.
dec13dIy
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M,EABsLARD HOUSE.
]. A. PATMOR, PRorRIIroR,
Formerly Of the sherman House, Chicago, Ills
FK0NT-6T., BET. CEDAR 4 PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
Eert MAAlseU, !. -. Iewa.
sep2SdAw
DECOND sTAEET CHEAP HTORk.
IKEAT bargains In Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnsts
" Rihbsns, -. w asc new c6ering car veil
selected stosk very lev tor cssh Our sslstasnt oi
goods Ia avery department 10 soomPls4ss - bcusht
vsry chsap, and win b. soh lower than hseetakoss
offered, - ~ ~ doing oar own busfnsae. esvs rsni
and elsrk-hire. We can Aad will sell lea9 thaE
any other sstahlishmsnt.
oct21-d r. II. ABBOTT : Co.
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u ESPEcrFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
N Keokuk and is vicinity, that be win attend 70
any businsss In his iins. fren his long expssisnce
Of ~ years, hs has nade himself familtae nth
the varioss diseases In the hcrss-Ept1 Asd
InAuensa Fevcr, Lunk Fever, lnhAm ustiGe0 e0eag-
GERS, 6wseny, Botts, Worms, Collie, epasms, epaven
bons, Sprains, hing Bone, Curbs, &c. Msdisinse
can BE- had BY calling 81 his residsnce, on <th %
between johnson and ExchAags, Keokuk, Iowa.
jsn37dly
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7sc.pioo ms,

FIRST CLASS.--Boots. Shoes s
Ash and Caps. Dry 0oods Tin
bSxss, baiss and trusks,) Drnssf 7Sc. y 100 ms.
9in boxes and halss,l ysaahsis,
turs, Ao., Ac.
6sconD DCLAsss--Doabstic Ehsetr1
ing, Shisting and Aickins On
orixtbslbalss, j Dfxes(in easks) a.
hs1dWaEe, Leather, Liquor IN we. ioVms.
easks}, WAll Paper, Wool "a
Sheep Pslts, eastward, ~, u.
TusD DCLAss.-Anvils, OAains(iA1
eashs, Hemp, bacon anA loik,
salted looss or in sacks, Paanfs 60c. y looms.
!dry and In eil;) Oils, texcspt
soas.. 'a,s .cs csA"no;.s.., .s..n9 rbh, b.
con, Beef sad Pork {in sssks or
boxss. sestuasd,) Lard and
Lard Oil, 6sth. soda Ash, Ger ~. r,ann
man Cl1y xaf, Pitah, Kosin, sc. wv W.
Steel Aa4ulactursa Tobacco.
hosin Oil, Qusensware, Sugar,
lhhds. bbls and bxs. y Ac DC.
fLouK-55e y bhl., until further notice.
0hAIN-o5 cts. u loo ~. until further notise.
CoIT0N.$1 q bale. not sxassding 500 Ds, In
weight. until further notice.
Il chipping 6eods from any poi.. sast sEsRhih-
pesnyissaia ka.road.,' An ros2 ssssiss,a L. .o
the Agents OF this road st Phiisdslphia Of ritts-
burgb, will BE- forwarded without detsu lion.
FHEI0HT AGENTS--CIark 1 Co.. rChicsso :
Packer Co., Memphis, Tena.; p. y. O'Riley i
Co., Esansvile, Ind; VIM. Bingham. Lesisvills,
Nj y. =, Meidrnm, Madison, Ind, H W. Brown
Co: and Irwin Co., Cinctnnati II q. Pierce
Co., GAINESVILLE, O.; Leeoh Co.. NJ. - Kilby st.,
Boston Leech Co., No. 2 Assor Hovae, N. n.
No. william st., n. r.; Nj. En sedsr Ailsde el-
phia, Msgrsw kosns Baifs@orns -. a. Ste wart,
Pittsburgh. II. HI pBTON,
II. !. LoMBAERT, sup't, Altoons, Penn,
Jan. /, tkS--dly
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Ths undsfsignsd, having formed Co. Farther
ship und1r the name and u Ayle Of Hainss Brother,
and parohaasd the entire interest Of n. g. FassasI
will COO (inue the busiHsss Of manufacturing 6asA
Dsess. Diinds, fleerisg, Pnnp- -Tahing. s., *
The Old stAnd, corner of i Bluh E.seets near ~
Ksokuk = r.. Dss Npines Rail Road Depot. N
Kssksk, Sept. y. ~. q. HAINfs.
Uoto-d WI
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PascAAng ana While.Washlng.
NTx have good spring wagon, suitable for
w moving She hnest furniture md baggage
the greatest eare viii b. taken In moving furni-
ture. Wears TO BE- found % FouFth-st., between
Blondsau and Concert. All orders promptly A.
tended 70. FARMER vANNALL.
mchlTd
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HOW'D BaADEN.

Architect end 0Oa1aoY.
Morgan 81, besvssn Rtftsspth ard Sixteenth,
A1ok A.
kryONIRACTH taken, inclnding the furntshing Of
~ material, II desired, end fulfilled In pfonpt
~ faitAfal manner. fneh31dDm
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IMfORTANT CHANGEss
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
,.s4s a4us,.
r ABROAD.

Conaptetsdto Cincinnoti-- 7AveolA With oul
change Of cars Only one akanoa
Qf edrsto Louisville One
choRos to Clsgsiamd.
InNEto Wheeling, and two less change sf Car,
~ and baggage and 90 mile snsafer to al East.
srn Cities than ~ any other rsaGo..
THE GRRAT NATIONAL s16UTH. ceyy,se
the U. s. Mail sad Adans Exyress.
on and sttsE Wednesday. Jaly lat. trains WI
chestnut, 81 1880 .. m. Leaves East 81. Louia
Depot At les60.
Expre pin-Lsave sofics, corner ef 4tA -
css:'1d ESQ ?. m. Leaves East s.. LssisDsPsl
II ",Ss. 10 ...or-aa... ~. ...... -
lie, Saturday Aftsrnson Train - ~ ~
up. .1lesains will ran sssbovs every ~ ssGepl
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN At s.oo I. u.
n. Ball trains make direct ssI esvsa1e 60
asoftess a. Csacsssstt with all EastsrA Nall oS1
Express Traina, thusforninx ~ sAssssss, eu6nS1f
and osiy Bvasd 0ese< Assss 70 New York
PhiladelphiA. BAltimNFs, Washington on
Snrgh, wnesiinss vsland, Bptslo, III
Also, Chicago, ,and Il poiAis on shsI Illills scs..
trail h. u.
ONLY ONE oEAAes ov oAai 70 oncAeo.
New York passengers hasa choisaek fear good
railrasd fontss, from Cinotnaati, Viz 1 Nsw York
Ere, y. I: Central, Penasylvanis Central, and
Thrensh huss shoul1 avail thsnsslvss Of
tAis most reliabl4 reutS hstwssn the East "a
the West, - il aAords unusual faoi tiest bsiK
ssperior road. and the only Broad Guage KoAd
Passengers for Decatur, Blooming gton, Las1
koek lsiand, Darlington, Peoria, Dunisith a.
isna, Psrn, tr., connectsst Saadoval WITH IN
Illinois Central XXX. .forths above named peiats
Pssssngersfor Mattoon and Chicago connect at
Odln With tho Chicago branch. Through from 81.
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggsge checks given in the city, and
beegage handled free, giving passsng nosroubls
Atths Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can b procured ~ ~ o1lo1s, Nos. 70 and 30.
eoensf Of Ath aad sCksstnnt Atrsst, Ander the
Vine street.
u -Both ofaees are exactly on the eornsr--the
only places to obtain reliable Informs
w. u. CLEMENT, Gent Eup't. s1
ISAAC WYAAN, 6sn'l Wsstsrn ~.
Omnibusss viii csllfor passengers and l4SaG
In any part Of the city, By leaving their
sither of the Offices. calleegnlarly atths Hotsls.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Remarkable CsnvsysIons ana nsvt.
val Incidents,

RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Remarkable Cenvsyslons ana Rsvt.
val InciAsnts.
INCLUDING An account of the Rise and Pro
1gress OF the present wondcrfalGrest Awakening
among the people, in all parts Of the country, 81
VIM. CouAnt, with an introduction BY Henry W02
Bescher. One large and handsome limo. volt
Lis List 1t 1t Ilh.ept., lin part. kgesie~ Of Revival,
i IRON Il ~ *. u'ss 4 a.nss,
eons, Ksvivsl Incidents and Narratives Rise
and Progress Of the Great Awakening Of 1858.
Ths Work cannot fail TO be one sf intsrsat.' -
fChrktian Advocate.
"a mcans Of grace and encouragement to the
hSarts Of praying men. IN. y. Examiner.
1.Is willhs eagerly sought for 1t the present
line."--1N. Y. observer. s
at cannot but prove eminentiy aeasonAbls and
useful. IN, y. Independent. ns~s.s n
ARTHURs NEW And BEx i u sroRy.
4 rAe IsasA INT nSs tf& Sss; or
Lrvs.rRIALs or yEssln
~ =. =. ARfnuh.
The peint Of this STORY IL sxpfAssd h the title;
md the story ftself II : sharply 1rawn illaatra.
tion Of ths folly and madness b llnkipe toesthsr
to iNn nprtAlsouis By the rough s.ai6S OF .SSl0nA
lntss bride, o1 sasrr passion.
- sad u AsAsts I'll, shvah tr s!..c:ts ~,
y The lie exresieace oeis lnsiag,
he bitter trials ~ nnion,
x lysd ~ ) Aasras ss5sdt csiseipis
= susigisus dssy tAsnSh - n Il irs
a = 4 sstas ~s.aas. ~ i vostAy 70
ono as1t =: ysl: Ptiss 1 ssis s.
oapnA. 19soW N1tL %,
~ 11a1T1s- 7Irr1e@
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STODART,s UnrIvalsd New YsFk
Plane EDFses.
f1NHE magnificent and uusurpssssd Inatruments
most extensive in ths United States, can b pro-
cared Of the subscriber in every variety of hand
some rosewood cases, Of 9, 81, 81 and octavss.
Parties In want of really nne Instrumsnt, are
earnestly invited to GALL before purchasing ske-
where. II. ID. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. bth and Pine sh.,
Anil dim Fl Louis Mo.
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yANDlCKLEN 4 M1EL0,
0ENHR Al AUCTI NDxRe


yerAndah Baildlng johnson -st, under Cons Heuss,
XXI ILL Attsndsaass Of real Or psfsoaAl pepputy,
w receive ana selksn commission I'll kinds a
goods, furniture, cattle horses, e.; rssstss gce
on storage, pay charges, and do . general agency
buDincss. Cash advaacsd on goods fsoeivod for inn
mediate sale. vANSlCKLEN MILLS.
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\ A1LK "a ,
Hmr - arkEra

THE PACkErs
MAKE SURE CONVICTIONS AT QUINCY AND
BURLINGTON WITH. TRAINS ON
THIS ROAD.
@Psssengers for ths North connect 81 Men
dota With Illinois Central Railroad, and reach Ga
lena or Dussqss In 3t4Un from sknkl
CLOSE AND ovr1AI CONNECTIONS
Aads In Chicago - HAsTnRN TRAINml
This Route is fro. 10 % 10 Asurs 0nieks
or than any ether, ana ynacA cAeaRSr
Ito I'll points in Wisconsin. NJ higan Central In.
diana and 0hio, PsansyIvania, ~ YORK, The New
HAgiApd states aad Caaadas
ArBassaes Checked Through 70 sespsusien
Bridge or Buhslo, and checks exchanged on the
pArs Tor psints further Essi.
Eisst Olass Fare fron ksskak
To Boston, ~ 50 To New York, 4sl 80
"cisvslsnd, l7s0 Pitssburgh, II 80
!" Cineinsasi, IL Chicago, 8 50
PASSENGERS CAN PROCURE
Through Tickets. i
rrom X Oh M 70 alI points in the Hsst, NostA
and South East, at tho
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Mai,s-St., bsfscssn Fira end Second,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for an unhnitsd length ef time allowing
Passengers tostop at any F,int and re-
sumo their Journey si leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Cioss Of Navigatien.
a-onss opsa = all heaIs. c,,vvsn,,,v
Foreign Ticket Agent C. B.E q. X. B. Lias.
aprlo-dAw
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|TH H1AAa IN AsansAI e I
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f.si2 - r. = fsi,s.s: Man ).
Ioy. o.irs. kes g ana oAiaa0e, M,
Aauts. lndianaf fAlls and u
Ind; CiuciAnaN, Columbus,
ton, Toledo, Clsvsianaa
/. zsussvills, Crest
line, MAasi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohis.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and
szx All RsinyS I'm the west.
PARE ~ Low ~ ~ Ant oraun n0UrR. -
In lessepgtrs from the West can rely 49,
D b M this as being the shortest and moe : ~ ia
expeditions rsute to- So
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MN YORK.
AND ALL EAST1RN OITTBD.
TH0S. MOOkE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. b. H., PhilAAslphis.
Jan. l, 56-d
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NOV, in consideration Of hard q II Z
~ very necsssary Tor our sitissAs 10 - econ
cmy In the purchase q what they consume. In
otdsr 70 live lat and cheap you must bny 0OOD
and CHEAP ssitoles. Toac this, ssll = ". n.
Austin Go. - Sad stand, where you sill 1ad his
ssce'ssoS
8. L. Harnun,
and his accommodating cifrks, who ere ever
ready and willing to administer 10 the wants Of
the countles multitudsa who daily throne
around his cosnter, awaiting their turn 10 Be-
served Wits the good thingsso necessary to life.
Citiscna Of keokuk, and farmers Of The surss
rounding country, give me eAll, and yen will
neysf regrst Il the longest day you live.
The undsrsgned having purchased tho entire
setotk OF VII. Austin = Co., At No. log, seuth
side Of MAin street, thfss doors wost Of Fousth,
z soiiclts!s Of a.Lsrs Of che sgsironags Of his
4fiends and the public gsnssaliy. ID
Goods will be delivered to any part u tn&]
city With pronpts4mA disps.sh. Tsrms strict
IN. B. You wilEo yss can buy goeds fully =
cheap ~ you formerly have dens. Dsnt forget
100 AAin-st. g. r. BAREUN
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1ItAI Great QsAtsal As1As, soasestJa.' the A.
= lAntin cities with tbs Wsstsm, Nosth- -veeterp
ana 6outh-westsrn States, BY sontinuoss RAIL-
way direct. This road also connects q Ptetshurgh
With daily ltns sf stsaasss 10 I'll ports on The
Wsstsn Riwssae md ~ CisveaanA Ard 6andusky '
With stsan srsB All posts - che Nosth-v@ = tors
Lakss; making II ths most Atrsci, cAaaesst ~ re-
Hsbie ,ssfs by which RREIeAT ssa b fSrwardsd
- a6d from the Crest Weesf.