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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

NOTICE.-Those persons who are desi-
~ rous Of participating In the Supper to he given
at Reds Hotel, on 9th street. on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING the 81 instant, at O'Clock, in commemoration
of the success of the British arms in India. In the
cause of civilization, requested to call immed
ately on the Committee of Arrangements and pro
cure tickets. By order of the Chairman
JAS. McEWEN Secy
COMMITTEE-D. b. Bridgford. W. j. Bartb0lo-
new Geo Bell, Vim. Bowden. fe2-2r
TICK ETS-&l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

nag DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISKEYo and CIGARS. No. " Main
street. fe
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aPucIAi MorICne.

HIcHnorp, Feb zi. 1858 J
90 CnRrIrlcATss for the interest due
nm tI,ss ruarantecd Bonds Of this Company VIII De
i.saei from this Office, % and aster the ~ INST
f. 3-3t "m. u. "oSfonD' ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

.QR AeE-rThe New Orleans Picayune, of Monday
vsck, aunounces the fact of its having arrived at
ycsss Of discreet bn--reached its twentyfrst birth
day; 1itstill bears at its head the names of Lums
ds1 and Kendall, as 1t did on the 25th of January
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

iDEArH or ABANKER.-John J. Palmer, Esq, Pres
fdsht Of the Merchants Bank of New York, died
In that city on Monday morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

EscArEp FROM JAIL--On Friday affernoo, as
the jailer at Cincinnati, o., was taking dinner in
for some OF the prisoners, convict burglar. nam
cd McClary, seized him by the hair and drspcsd
him to the ground. Mr.. wilkinson, the TAILOR.
however, soon threw off his sssailant, when n gep
eral rush of the prisoners was made for the door.
aud one young scoundrel. named sherick, alone
succseded In escaping. The rest were secured.
but nothing bad ut last accounts, been heard of
Ehsrick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

RussoRs.-We have hearditistated by gentle oman
who has bad opportunities Of knowing the fact,
that Huntington, who is supposed TO be serving
out his sentence 10 Sing Sing prison for forgery,
r. really confined 10 the prison walls but portion
0fthe time, and 10 never employed at hard work
II 10 said he 10 very frequently allowed the free
dom OF the village. Upon what special grounds
svare-N r. Times.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
ccuOoI UOIrSE RURNT

New ORLEANS. Feb. IA destructive fire occurred
in this city on Sunday, consuming the magazine,
market and number of stores Loss over S5U, 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

sur Dscpsp. The City Bank OF New Haven has
ob1sinsd verdict Of $4,000 against the Bank Of
Ahssu, Ohts, IN the Supreme Court Of New York
city, the suit being brought to enforce payment Of
four hills Of exchange ofthat amount In the Ameri
90 4g1hsnee Eshk With tbs cashier Of the Ak
yssgkaA "a lsSABsAas sscuetty 1bts tcsapf go
"a n mall Fila In le6l skE3 y. II
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

WI. n POSTER Esa, h the Agent for the DAitr
DsspAscn 10 Norfolk, the circulation Of the paper
There having incrsAscd to an extent DEMANDING Per
soaei sstsotou 20 re distribution the collection Of
81 6neB kc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

SHIPPED COASTWISE.
To PHILADELrHIA-l4I6 pkgs Manufactured Tobacco
2,6St bbls FLOUR Is bbls Liquor 81 bales Cation
Yarn; 1877 pkgs Mdze; 7ss Empty Bbls; 20 bun
dies of Iron.
FOREIGN EXPORTS.
To HALIFAX, N STA bills Fieur.
To PERNaMBUCo-l,s50 "
To AUsfRALfA-i,305
During the month Of January there were two
schooners, one brig and one barque cleared from
Richmond for foreign ports
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

CAf1yokEIA VOLUNTEER FOR UrAH--Capt. James
II. Stuart, native Of Alexander, Va, and who lie at
present Sheriff Of Tuolomne county, Cal, has, at
the Request Of number Of citizens Of Sonora con.
ssnsed 10 take the command Of . company OF vol.
untsess 70 proceed against the Mormons in Utah
in cess the government calls for their services
Capt. Stuart participated In the late Mexican
War.
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GNElH ESPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

90 Advsrtisementa iox the DtsrArcH must be handed
By ~ Sciock in eAe afternoon. In order 20 appear
she day The heavy pressure Of advertisement s
1pon the columns of our psrer viii not admit Of
sfs<r rscspfion Aftnr the hour named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

ea-steam Gallery, l39 Main street. is the place
for those wanting Lkenesses. At this celebrated
place you procure the best of portraits for Is
cents, from that to SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

A@- AUCTION. - Boots, Shoes, SC,
it fesL Mo"i'if Z DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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AR-AmbrOtypes in fine cases. IS cents, by TYLER
Co., l3e Main street. Greatest depot in the coun-
try.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE Feb. Flour dull: sales yesterday
OF 1910 bills Howard street. at - so. Wheathiuli-
red SlGl %; white si.l07l 20. Corn iuli--whte 81
cents; yellow 53e156 cts
~ Ew YeRx, Feb: 2-Flour firm: State 81 2teDa Is;
duil-white ef.251IT Corn dTooping-yellow ESQ
6scts. Stocks firm: Virginia SIS Sy2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

EH-For fine Likenesses, go to the largest CELERY
In the country at l3g Main sfreet25 artists employ.
ed, making the best and cheapest pictures extant-
TYLER Co., Artists.
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ros. To the PUBLIC.-J0HN u.

.ox hrs slauderea me without cause. and ask the
commnnity II the charges which he has made are
,n - with high var robbery" leave IL
~ the eli, zsps Of Richmond to say. II such charges
can be substantiafed against mo. Contra: an
to the public that the aforesaid Atkinson Is
= swindler and connected with q gambling house;
and If he would pay his just dues. he would not
for a pair Of boots which have never been paid for
Ia s|It+ VIM BURTON.
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ma. NOTICE. The ANIMAL meeting Of
~. sseaL hola.rs Of tho Manchester Building Fund
sno 81 aor the election Of officers for tho ensu
Inc fssr vii be- held st Mr.. Jss Fisher Jrs once
on next ..s Mia . JAS. d. aCOTr. sec'y.
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Pere5rfs by The (sntrol RaiIro1d.
Receipts by the Petersburg Railroad.

| Tobacco Rags Waste, bags 6O6e
Leaf hhds....... 20l Slaves 600
Stems, a." 5 Spirits Turpentine,
Wheat bushels...... GOO bbls ................ AZ
Cotton bales ......... 2l5 Cotton Yarn, bales Il60
Empty Liquor bbls.. 32S Miscellaneous arti-
Do Flour 3" 1852 cles. lbs.........TSIn l
Iron Castings lbs 300 Total tons Freight. 31s
Wood, cords........... %
In Ihe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

nay BURNING FLUID. "A No. l article.
Price IS cents CASH. per gallon.
JOHN W. GARLIck. Druggist and
fe2 Apothecary, Market Place, Franklin st.
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Receirts and Exports,


FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. BY CANAL, RIVER AND
RAILROAD.
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.-c- the narticular attention

N.Y. NorIcE.--The particular attention
~ H. ,.hlir In called 10 the sale OF Fifty well broke
Mules. 10 take place THIS DAY, 70 me Horse 10Y "
Adjoining the Fair Grounds, at ocaosn' 'nsesa ~
N O'clock NJ advertised For krms. &C., see aasef-
tisement under auction head. .or -
q s@It GODDIN APPERs0N, Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

DAILY PArER IN CHrNA.--A daily newspaper
called the Daily News, has been started at Hong
Kong, by DR.. M. Ryder. This Is the first daily
paper that has been published there
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From the Philadelphia Pennsylvania. !

are suferif from corns bunions. or other painful
excrescences on the feet, 10 the card" of Mr.
in another column of this journal. We speak from
personal knowledge when we say there il no hum
bugging in Mr.. sCHLossERs method of extracting
corns They are entirely removed without pain, and
go thorough is the eradication, that no amount Of
pressure upon the feet will produce the least pain
after the operation is performed We cheeTfuliy
recommend this skilled surgeon TO the notice OF
those who are suffering from corns bunions and the
like imperfections of the feet. He can be seen at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ HENRY NEUR0HR my agent. to conduct a
Grocery Business, to buy and sell for CASH only
JOHN WIRTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

~ MUSlC.-The AhMOhf BAND
IEy& respectfully announce to the public that they
1RS are now prepared 10 furnish the latest and =
best MUSIC of the day for BALLS. PARTIES, 40.
Mr.. b. L0EBMAN, the well known and popular
Violinist. having become member of the ARM0RY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second 70 in the city. Tie
figures will be called by Mr.. J. NJ. MELTON
JAMES B. SMITH
r. S.-Any number Of instruments furnished. from
two TO ten ia lt-1mH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

From Or S " LaHdis Physician TO the CITY Water
Cure Institute al f'hIddelphid.
DR. Schlosser has extracted without pain sore
ness, eight very painful coIns In few minutes. I
would advise my friends and the public generally 10
to Mr. Schlosssr and have themselves relieved of
these toe tormentors. VI LANDIs, NJ ID.
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LOST.

r OST-Somewher between 4th and
IL 2Sth streets. a Plain Gold BAND, with the ini-
tails 4 A inscribed the inside. IL left at this
office, the finder will be suitably rewarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

The following cases in which many Of our
citizens are interested, were tried ct the late
session Of the United States District Court,
held in Burlington, and decided in favor Of
the defendants; Charles Ciagett ". D. W.
Kilbourne. The plaintiff claimed title to
osrtsin real estate in keokuk which be pur-
chased At Sheriff. sale ~ tho interest Of
Isaac GAlland, which was clsinsd to BE- one
sixth Of said real estate. The other osse
was Porter ~. Burns h Rsntgsn. This vas
20 recover real estate in Ksokuk held by the
defendants under title acquired BY what 10
known here ~ the Supplemental Decree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25
u. a.suprenc C.ur,

We notice in the decisions Of THE Court
lately rendered BY Judge Grier, the sfhrma-
ton Of judgment obtained by J. G. Ramsey
Of this city, agains. Eneas McFaul Of St.
Louis, 10 the District Court at Burlington,
some two years since. As this case has at
tracted some little attention in this section
Of the State, We take occasion to chronicle
the decision and congratulate the present
owner, DR.. Ford, on ito successful ISSUE
We understand that the case was ably argued
by tbs champions Of Baltimore, the Hon.
Reverdy johnson for plaintiff in error, and
Vim. II. Norris for defendant. The amount
Of judgment is over 80, 700.
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RELIGIOUS ROCKS.


Hare's Mission Of the Comforter.
Elk Days of Creation. Me-
1hompson's Moral and r. ligi ous Essays.
Barnes Notes.
Abbot's Young Christian Series.
Layard's Ninsvah and its Et nsins.
BaTds of the Bible. By Hitf Ian.
History Of the English Bibls. ys s
Chambers on the Power and Wisdom Of God
Nelson On fphdelity. ~
Winners Episcopal Manual. "a
Vinett's Psftoral Theology. &
home--Chrstian and rapal M
hirwan's Letters to Bishop Hughes.
History Of the Protestant ghurch In Hun gary.
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed Scenes.
Closet Hours.
Pilgrims Progress.
Christian Theism, by Thnmpson
Porter's Chart Of Life.
Portcrs EeYiras Of Religion.
Thoughts to Help and Cheer
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Titles.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds.
Man aud his Motives.
fleetwood's Life of Christ
Faber the Doctrine ef Elset,on.
Select Family ard Paris sermons
Buck q Rel gieus Anecdotes.
Dicks WORKS.
Also, large selection of Miscellaneous Books
among which are many Of the late publications.
apr1sd hART BAKHER.
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navy usuns puavr. wrrr.~n
nof BUSINESS men And otnefs, every nornlng 3, Sum
days excepted, 10 the Hall over Rioe's Hardware
stors. corner Fonrth and M.,r-., t,c-ao =
co-.
LET HIN THAT HEARxrH sAY CONE.
r,,. ~. At.,; -. e.4.,. ~
.,a.s. t',s., ny ~ ny sPii ,ne
hs.,a,f ~. ra y w. naD" . nin t il.
LA ~ y, 80 ~ yo1 foou' L'om sueee PRIV,
$50 "nse yoS 49, Ltu 'ne JoyIul
~ 81 ..,y n ~ n's no.snDoi Aco .l
.si,.s.'Ls - 1 WI As INV sthcss 'ns
1 lm Pms VI Saw 'o"e sNu near, sno yosr soui
",i ~ nsr.
~. insi.aoh say leluHes NO ieafn-
IT, I'll siasS--,.s . nny..I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-25

PEasosAL.---Governor X. p. Lowe has re-
turned homo from his Eastern tour on the
business OF the State.
Edward Kilbourne, Esq, has also re-
turned, and still bears slight mark OF the
Railroad catastrophe ct Potatoe Greek.
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Something New.

*. klCkEY has purchased that Ane stock Of
Il aOfhss "a sstmercs and Vestings.
vsiy owned by J. Ii. Waggencr, and nov has
PANY.
lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters IN
the country, and y nanbcr Of Iaiiorr, and ia RE-
pared TO furnish Clothing TO order, wARRAxrEp
60 surr TINE MOST SAsrfpious.
lie has, also. one II tho fnsst stocks OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever oGeredin this city, embracing every nesdfui
article down to pocket eosk screw, all 81 which
be win sell at redueed prices Tor CAsHs
The unders gned has. leng thought that sonA
things can be done Ill a. Others and therefore
invites alto - him call.
doctbd j. x. RICKEY.
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Ksokak TIme Table.
KKoKUK, Mt. PLEASANT AND nUscArisx r. \.
REMOVAL.

The DAHL r GATE CITY OFFICE is
In McCuxE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room frst door to the right.
Orders for all kinds Of Job Work filed
with neatness and dispatch.
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GO M M T. RCIAL.
DAILY CARS Ciry Oyrics, I
Keskuk, Nay cath.

DAILY CARS Ciry ovrscs,
Kspkuk, Nay Gath.
Rain aud mud predominAte. There Is little to
note in rega ard to business or markets. Our mer
chants can supply all demands from the country,
and are doing healthy business. Speaking gen
orally, money continues scarce and hard to GET
Quotationess below.
FLOUR - Banner Mills Extra Family tfsll
wheat 81 90 y Dbl; Extra 1nghne tspring
~hesps $500; superhne - 90. cttau2stra,
- rs per Dbl. Second quality, - -
Country nour, 81 81 y sack. Qsid0
50 rs. Graham, tfnii wheat - 90 per
BRAN AND SHORTS, soc psr 100.
CoRS-keAdy sale 1t zoe to 21c.
BARLEY--Gcod demand for prime Ies1t
Soc TO 7sc.
wHEAT--Littls f,ll wheat TO be had 500
will be paid for good article. Spring 80 to 81
for choice; poor grades A. TO 5se in good curreney
oATh-In request at Is to 80.
kYE-3se to 4oc little coming in
PoTAToEs-siood supply selling at Is to &c.
dROcKRfEs-N. o. sngsrfair T4to st,prime r U
TO ., choice VI, clarified 10 to 1911, crushed and
l3t. fsl. MolAsses--P Plantation 40 to AZ, s.
to IS, Golden Syrup, rs 10 soc coaee--R
TO I7;. Java 1870 lse. Rice 10 6Ac.
soAP--Palm 6se, Family &c.
cANDLES--star 70 to q, stearine l2i. Mould
II to I2i.
LAkD-Fair supply, Sc to &c.
BuTTER--In better supply. Choice IL 30 l5c.
HIDRs-Dry l2ic; green,sA.
HAf-prairie from Is to 80. Timothy, $12
to t14 Hungarian, $i2 to s. ID.
sEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 70 to$1 90; Tim.
othy. 81 so to rs.
suNDRIEs-onions, 90 10 10; Eggx. ~,
Feathers, 8sc 70 4oe white Bea1o1
fRuIT-Fsir supply. Green . "a
SO to S.. Dried apples, 81 60 to szSey Shel.
Dried peaches, Is % to - Soi Raisins, 10 10
4 90.
PRoyIsr0ys-Mess Pork sl4 50 to 81 Should
srs S, Sides 8, Hams Z.
BEEF-2 to ~ gross 4ic too per quarter.
sHEEP--s2 10 $23 u head.
sALT-G. A., tL4S to u 50; Kanawha, , Is.
ExcaAsss.--on New York for currency 4 +! per
cent; for gold per cent. St.. Louis per cent.
81. LOUIS, Nas -.
The wssbhsr prevented business. Prices were
unchanged. Hsldsrs " city nsats vsrs very firm,
.n,icipatiAs ssssstiea In pssvtsisns.
CaHcfssArI, May 20.
Mes Pusk Asld Arnly sbovs 80 50. Lard ad
vapeing. and seid = high ~ Iea. Bulk meA, dull
and prices no aisai
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HIsHE suhscrihen would inform The consumers Of
i Lanhes, asd the pablic generally, that they
arc SOW prepared ~ furnish all kin1s Of Lsmher
xieeiag, Joiss, Shestiag and Biding, of any snesh
tAAa NY ~ desired.
Cali st tho New Saw Mill, ~ tho river, near
whites Pork House. PAUL 4 HUHES
N. b. Stove Wood for sale At 81 50 Per cord.
sop15dl
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40 Van sickien l. Mills will sell, at their aue-
,ion rooms, on Tuesday morning, fine one horse
buggy and harness, and variety Of other goods.
mays4d
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New Lumber Yard.

COR. SIXTH d TIMEA.xTs..
NJ LII Keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
W Lumber suitable for the market Of keokuk
and surrounding country, such AS
fLooRlNG, Dressed and Rough.
SkHING, inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
FENCING. do do
oLEAH LUMBER, thick, thin, wide and narrow
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
I. SHEErlAG, &C., &c.
Y SHINGLES, Ne. / and common
LATH, do do
ALLEdHANY LUMBER, dry, a large quantity.
FoPLAK 4 PINE JplsTS, of every descriptions.
do do ScANTLING, do Do
PINE TIMBER, from to IL inches square :
large quantity.
All of which we willseil on the moot rseosnahas
terms for cash y. +. FAkRAND.
Keokuk Feb. 10, '5s-aAw I'm
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keskuk FL. Des VI otnc, a N In n oeoin
X a / l. X O 4 D..
80 :E:s.l

Facilities Increased and Fare Reduced !!
OH A N & Il OF IMEi
I'm and after Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ trains, each way, tsundays xcepted,) wilirun
~ follows:
LIST Train leaves KEoKUk at 700 O'Clock A. NJ
I'd Train I" - 3.40 Pm
LIST Trainieaves BEYToNsroRl ii 7:2e" An.
I'd Train Sc i" $50 Pm
Passeng gers fur Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Moinss, ottumws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, wi take The TOO a. m. trsin
connecting at Bentonsport wit stages for all points
10 Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement residents along the line Of
the road will be enabled ~ spend FIVE HOURS
In kkOklk and return same evening.
THROUGH TICKETS to ST. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had 1t the Office
In Benton sport.
Va Fare ~ low ~ the lowest.
s. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and superintendent.
SAE'L A. BLACK,
An't Sup't and General Passenger Ast.
H0Ticket Once At Railroad Depot
- Oficein kilbournc' . Block.
kcokpk, April IS, 5S-dSw
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GTNo man knows what torpid snakes
may lie coiled in some secret corner OF his
heart, waiting fer summer Of fostering
circumstances.
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w. w p Il IL INE +.
NO. Is mAIN-sr., kkokuk.
| CHEAP Cash sroRl -,
- 1858.
racing mach largst ~ ~ y 1Sl1ii neral &C
sostmsnt n
AgAsaAd spienaia Gesds,
"a. - before offered In this market. Ny
Goods haSs all been bought within tho
hst month for CASH, and at
Prices thasc only this
Spring wouldbuy
them at,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT PnrcEs
~ rVA SAnN ! UA
That no other cash credit store win attempt to
compete with.
In short, my STOCK Is EXTENSIVE and de,i.
rabie, and will be SOLD AT PRICES that will be
looked Tor In vain at any other store.
am preparedto give general benefit to my
friends and the world at large, and will be found
On hand ready and willing to impart fsvors to all
who want to buy
GOODS CHEAP ron CASH.
Fine French Lawns, fine Robes A'Quille,
Fine organdie Mustiaa. Fine Berege
Robes, Fine r, lilies,
In every shade and oo,es.Ss per cent. les.
than ever fore offered.
Plain Tatieta, Black Watersd, Poulet d'joie,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTlLLAS an& DHA )
PRINTS, GINGHAMs AND 1
From No Price q 8 aszss ~ n
- SfS&s
|. G A r P E T r o o =
- Ne second floor. are now filled witt M
CHOICE Styles Of #S2as ss sf@s
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry uAADms
per InErMin,
And all tho lower grades of CARPETTNG; makii
altogether much tho lAsoost.: and many
BETTER ouA1xnn or SaS
RICH vELvETs ANN nRUssELs
Than ever before kept in this market
Atses fIoor OIL Cloths, all uidfhs, Ruos,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
AAe1 which will - solda tseAepsr cent, L.,s
tAsn saake bosoAt sisswhsss. and 1t prices
g. Sal bass sonpAzissa with
AM orass nARxrr.
All Things are Ready, Come
Examine, Compare Prices and Quality
With Any Other Store,
AN ID BE CON NCED,
Aprti FL '5s-d w. w. PERlNE.s
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BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

BAKNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NOW, In consideration of hard times, il 10
IN very necessary for our eitisens to use econ
omy IN the purchase of What they consume. In
order to live fat and cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. 10 do Ills, call at W. ii
Austin Co.'s old stand, where you will End bis
successor,
8. i. Barnum,
and his accommodating clerks who are ever
ready and willing 10 administer to the wants Of
tue countless nultiiuGse who daily throns
around his counter, awaiting their turn 10 be-
served vita the good thingsro Necessary to life.
Citizens IT keuknk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give me n call, and you will
never regret II the longest day You live.
The undereixn ed having purchased tho entire
sto * OF W. III. Austin 4 20, ut No. 109, south
side Of Main street, three doors west Of Fourth !.
Is sohcitous OF sbaro VI the patronage Of lis
friends and the public generally.
Goods will be delivered to any part Of the
city with promptncss and dispatch. Terms strict
ly CASH.
N. u. You will find you car Lny goods fully as
cheap as Jon formerly have doiN. Dom forget
100 Maiu-st. Is. L. BARNUM
Keokuk, May 1, '5S-ddwf
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GIWhen 10 the weather favorable to hay
makingf When it rains pitchforks."
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Currency not HscslvsA,

The Metropolitan Bank OF New York, and Halolk
Bank u Boston rejected, at the latest dates, the
following New England and New York Banks, and
Of coarse they are not received here'
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Grange Bank, Orange, 81 and up; Metropolitan
sbk.
Philipshurg Bank, Bank II Commonwealth.
Sussex Bank, Newton, 81 snd up; Merchants ;,
Exchange Blk.
State Bank, New Brnpswick, Bk Of theCommon-
wealth.
State BAnk, Newark, b up, Manhattan BIZ.
State Bank, Elixabethtosn, 81 4 up, do
Somerset County 1aahsR umE,cYvile; AmmiHn6
Exchange Bank. -
haitian Bank. IS&31L
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NEW AND e |,

CHEAP q sH.
ME havciu received aiid 'Bpsned splendid
w stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
And have everything man can call for in the
Clothing line. from coarse to superhnc. : and from
plain to very handsome. lite n1 useaf& blow or
both in quality, slyle and price Aii&S ssk i.
that customers call with cAsh In hand ~
And get great bargains.
Remember the place next 1kD6llier Rs htsn q
sprpdtf S. POLLOCK 1 co.
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foR kKSr.-A pleasant room, suitable for an
ONCE or sleeping room, for rent low. Inquire at
this ofhes. fmsy22I