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democratic measure in terms such as we nave )us'
quoted, can be regarded ~ loyal 70 lhs dsnocraue
orgasizatiou- 70 oppose ! demssratie measure On
ring 4. passsgs, to object to iswhsA It becomes ?
law. belongs to ths freedom ofSopinaen and can Pc
endured but to denounce and spit upon II after
that and in the same breath to protest loyalty to the
great democratic organization Of the Union, which
enacted the measure, is nionstrous stultihcaton,
in which we persuade ourselves that the Times acts
only for itself g
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CORRECTION.

We find upon scrutiny of the list of yeas and nays
the Ohio contesed-election case, given in yester
day mornings Union, that several occurred The
of Mr. Dowdell, of Alabama appears in the mega
tive against giving the seat to Mr.. vallandigham
he voted in the affirmative The of two three
other members also placed the wrong side. We
shall publish the vote corrected tomorrow morning
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Hon. WILLIAM WILKNs.--Senator Wilkins, having
paid visit to the national capital after the adjournment
of the legislature, has returned home, looking in fine
health and In excellent spirits He has been the bc
senator whom the county has sent to Harrisburg
many years, He has thoroughly examined every ques-
ton brought up, and applied to its consideration his
great practical experience and sound Judgment His
term of service has expired but most sincerely hope
that the people of Allegheny county will look their
highest interest, and, If possible, prevail upon
Judge Wilkins again to buckle the harness Of public
service, which he wears as bravcly ms in former
days The people Of the county know his influence and
his value public councillor and will be pleased
see him again take his scat in the senate Psbwg Post
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/, COL. n. L. KANE.

The New York Herald dscredits the reported arrival
of Col Kane at Fort Leavenworth, and adds that lit is
evidently error all the latest accounts from Camp
Scott concur in reporting the Colonel for Salt
Lake City in company with Governor Cumming and the
Mormon escort early in April and it is improbable that
he could have separated from the party and returned to
the headquarters of the army without mention being
made of it in letters from the camp"
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WASHINGTON CITY.
yuUpspAY MORNING. May 81. 1855
Business Notice.

an, n.. of the Union establishment proposed
change Ia is terms be conducted strictly On cash basis all
for IN. subscriptions for the Union are dson
na No be made 10 Agents alter this date
cent 20 Mr. W. G pscomb who authorized 10 make COLLECTIONS
IN Ies~ are, Maryland, and Virginia rt
wAsHusoros March 70, lsaS-ru
Tho foregoing Intended oincads agents or ooeo
toss that We employed la TINS y
'hoso o"V VIZ" ~ f Ap 2e-u
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" LAGER CANT lNToxIcArE, IT CAN MAKE CRAM
One OF our German citizens says the Watertown WIS.,
Democrat bearing fair reputation for industry and 80
briefly, undertook upon wager to drink almost fab
ulous quantity of lager beer. The feat than
accomplished After performing this disgusting guzlps
attempt, and while in state Of utter helpessness, he
made another foolhardy bet and to carry the game out
allowed to swallow ten glasses MORE order to con
vince the witnesses Of his folly. The consequence was
that he became raving maniac most fghtful and Of
fensive object to look at and had to be removed to bis
home For hours he hung between life and DEATH roar
ing and groaning. vomiting blood and suffering the most
excrucating bodily and mental agony.
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Caution.

We would again remind our subscribers, particularly IN
Ohio Kentucky, and the western States thar wo nave
discontinued with the exception OF hessrs npscomp
Deerng) all our agencies throughout the country ana
that with these two exceptions, no coecuons VIII oe re-
cognsed by this Office by persons claiming 70 DC
az TTn,o,, APP 25-h
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HAn STORM IN WEszXoRKzAND, vzRG1SLl
Extract from a Private Letter. m
~ TwnoRD, Westinoreland CO., Va,

Extract from a Private letter. ly 8
aotl 49,. TwnoRD West,noreland CO., Va,
:. ~, -ihftslat atJo8tfsf ~ May 10, 1858.
Everybody here Is alive and we'll but sad sad indeed
the scene presented this morning in the utter anh
laton Of crops, gardens trees, fruits and flowers and
everything Of the vegetable kingdom, by the most vio
lent and terrific storm of wind rain and hail TINT has
geration, and feel and know that ruined hopeless
ly ruined The house Is seriously injured Of the
chimneys 10 blown down, and many shingles knocked
from the roof and every pane Of glass exposed the
north and west side is smashed Some of the windows
have not pane leR A great deal Of plastcrne has
the yard blown down. and every fruit tree is either
blown over, broken seriously injured Some of them
stand without limb Others may have two left
The roads, low places and gullcs filled with leaves
and young fruit The scene beggass description.
Yesterday morning the crop Of wheat was the most
make than am now willing to say Now do not
expect to push cradle the field The corn WILL fear
have TO be planted againmos Of IL will beyond
doubt. have not heard from the neighborhood gen
orally immediate neighbour have suffered equally
with myself. Mr. H. T had a woman caught
out in the storm who now lies pcechle and senseess
Several chimneys blown down at Bunker HILL Mon
trose, and other places Tho storm docs not to
have injured the crops the south side Of the Kappa
hammock. ] have seen of the gentlemen Of the
neighborhood but M ---- who laughs and talks as II
he were crazy His wheat Win not be worth cent.
was shipping remnant Of corn bad on the farm
when the storm mp The servants were calght ont
Mr.. D's porch where they stood during the storm Tho
servant In charge had the good to stand under
bag of bags which he bad in his cart and escaped unin-
jured The hail large hens eggs, and fell like
shower Of brickbats on tho houses. Bushels might
have been raked mp after the storm oso
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The Toxin OF Tim Duke The Wellington saros
phagus was wrought and polished BY steam power ne
parish OF Luxplyan Cornwall in the field In which the
huge boulder stone Of porphyry, weighing upwards .
seventy TONS nearly the whole Of it above the surface
the ground, had been Standing for ages 1t is not "
ure OF speech but fact that the continent bad bees
searched IN vain for sepulchra sufficiently gs
for ssarcophagus that should contain the mortal renai
OF the great Doke That stone was at last found Corr
WALL and the whole Of the work was executed by Won
men In the employ of the Tery estate whose reprea
tahves were intrustcd ir the matter throughout J"
cost Of ts unparalleled tomb was 81, 100. 1t had ~
ceived high polish before it left its native county
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BILL PRorEcr THE Pubic HoSoR. Senator Doug
las will be by reference to the congressional
port has introduced bill sto restrain and redress out
RACES upon the flag and citizens Of the United States
This bill gives full power to the President to employ
such force may be necessary to prevent the perpct
ton Of such outage and to obtain redress and salts
faction for the same This is important movement,
and its Introduction by Senator Doughs this time
cvnces confidence in the judgment Of the President
in which the country Will share We trust the bill will
Journal of Commerce. q e ~
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FUNERAL or THE GOVERNOR or THE PKNoBscor Tribe
INDIANS The funeral of Assawis Etcn, Chief Of th
Penobscot tribe OF Indians, took place at Odtown %
Monday last, and was conducted with most imposing Ger
cmonies conducted by Father vctromilc, who delivered
an interesting and impressive sermon upon the occasion
Assawis was born in 1913, and elected Governor
while hunting and fishing He died last week, being
about 80 years Of age According to the ancient custom
OF the tribe the Indians will their departed chf
tain full year. and when the frosts of another wnd
shall have melted away, and the time of spngng nov
ers shall have come again. they will meet together in 10
tive throngs to elect new governor. Portland 4yI
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We place the fourth page of this mornings Unio,
several articles Of much interest to the general reader
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Election In Providence.
The southern Aid society.

I, BosroS May 24,--The Southern Aid Society held its
annual meeting this evening r. o. Watts, esq, pre-
siding The trcasurers report for the year ending Oc
tober 1897 shows receipts Of $ll,29s expenditures,
$40, l3l. The following resolution was adopted
Resolood That the Southern Aid Society is entitled
to cordial support because 1t fosters broad and genial
zeal for the PRONUNCIATION Of the Gospel :
Remarks were made by Rev. Messrs Craig, Randall,
and Others urging zealousness in maintaining Christian
union North and South t. Il 4, s
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The American tract society.

Boston, May 25.--Thc American Tract Society held a
forenoon and afternoon session to-day mainly occupied in
warm and exciting debate the acceptance of the
lutions presented yesterday by Mr. Hubbard A large
number Of members engaged In the discussion, the speak
eu being Nmited to ten minutes. The resolutions
finally adopted by about hundred majority, with the
excepton of the principal one-seceding from the New
York Society was referred to the executive
mittee of seven The old board of officers re-elec
ed with one exception Mr. Alvord succeeding Mr. Bliss
as secretary Z. The meeting then adjourned. iRd5
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n Nrw YosK May 2s Cotton sales 100 bales prices
being weak middliug upands lzil6 l22c Flour quiet
IL 500 barreis STATE - IS q - IS Ohio, "a 50 o
as: southern, a 40 - 10. Wheat declined
IL 900 bnshels western red, 80 cents white, 81
Com frr--ll 900 Bushels white ~ n ~ cents yell
low II rs cents Pork 10 cents dsaer prime $14 rs
whiskcy declined c., II conts Sugar dull; Muscovado
o4A 81 cents Co6ee ARM 10 lit Spirits Of turpentne
steady 1t - cents Rosin heavy AL cents aoat Rice
quiet, 81 81 cents Freghts to Liverpool IT cents
Grain Of cents.
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Later from santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Santa Fe papers of May LIST have
been received On the 18th of April party of Mexi-
cans from the Mcssilla Valley attacked the camp of the
Apache Indians, near Fort Thorn, butcherng ndiscrm-
inately men, women, and children. Lieut.. Howard, OF
Fort Thorn, subsequently captured the Mexcans, and
held them prisoners at the Fort.
On the 7th of April tremendous storm Of rain hail
and occurred Turkey creek, flooding the prai-
RE TO the depth of two feet In consequence of it
the animals of the trains stampeded involving heavy
loss to the traders A,s'4 w Yf"'
James M Hunt whose death was reported yesterday,
was a native of Albany.
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Bogus outrage.

\, NV YoaK, May &c. Tho other officers Of the sh
New Era, whose captain reported that the ship. WI
boarded and subsequently, fired at by the British kno
nothing of the circumstances reported by the capsn
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Burning OF . steam saw-MiIl.

BUrrALC May 25.The steam saw mill on York street,
known AZ the BonneH Mills owned in New York, and
occupied by Il. B. Holmes, was destroyed by Are last
night Loss on the mill and machinery 81 600. No
insurance "A fire Ia another part ef the city at the
time destroyed property to the amount of $1,000 These
Ares probably the work Of organized band Of in
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stin Another British Outrage.

New YoRK, May 26.--Tho brig New Era, from Matan-
s arrived here this morning. and reports that the
Gath of April she boarded by an English steam
en- and on the 18th instant had three shots fired at her
by another British war She did not heaye to-
and consequently was not boarded, the last time.
q ,r.p.t Election In Providence. ~
ID PRovIpaScr fR I'D HAY 25 The sixth trial to elect
senator and six representatives yesterday again resulted
inno choice The State legislature met at Newport to-
day G. c. Van Zandt repub was chosen speaker Of
the house. 'irtig y ~ ~ f@Hsu3 ttfssi lu .tft e
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Important from Mexico.--The Ports Closed.
New ORIxANs May 24.Intelligence has been received
from Mexico that Zuloago had issued edct declaring
all tho ports Of that country closed to tho of
other nations.
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Naval

Il MoHuIr May 26.-The United States steamer Fulton
has arrived ut Pensacola Gi.5u .li D. 80 3ttsgfs
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NEW Yoax May &C. The mail steamer Persia cleared
at o clock, D. M with ZIG passengers and $500 600
in specie In consequence of the weather being thick
and stormy she win not sail till morning.
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NIsNEk'S ON uEHCIAIn and CI.AS.
SICAI ACADEMY.

hi%NER - tOM WIhGtA H. ana Glass
SICAL ACADEMY.
IsRANCfs e. MiSSER, formerly Professor at
the DREAD te9ilegiate) Institute FOR young la
dies, IN Worcester Massachusetts bsgs leave to in
flrua The citizens u keoknk AMI vicinity that lie
has opened q COMMERCIAL ANn CLASSICAL AcAnxxY
fot ladies and gsnsismen, and is now ready 10 re-
eelfe scholars at tbs beautiful and pleasant rooms
xhieh he has fitted up over the bark Of Xix, Hale
A 10, earner Of Main and 81 streets, (entranee on
sa,s for the study Of book keeping, o,e. etc Alsc
for the study Ut tbs common and higher English
branches and modern language.
Inc Instruction will chiefly ba given on the NO
CLASS srsrEnj ~ that each scholar receives lust
saeh assistance as IL needed la his or her case; and
~ not kept back BY others TOR compelled u pass
ever things without audefsta nuing them. Here
Also each scholar may come, ethcr during ihe day
cr in the evenings and not oitener than convent.
ebt.
for further information and for circulars apply
personally o. BY istter 10 the Principal.
Fer references sec Circular.
SEPT dAw Il z. MisSER, Principal.
iUAPuuAD sIklP u blackberry Ksot. ROT
~ sale by s. b. NoWELL,
Aug7d Isl Main-st.
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lust RECEIvED, Large Les -
u SUPERIOR ICE GA ESTS-sn indispsnss-
BILE Article in every famiiyfor sale very cheap, BY
GRO. z. KILDOURNE, Agent,
june2-d Main-st., bet. "a = I'd.
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j sas1dAw w II. AUSTIN : co.
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3. 4 DUKES

=
Beet ana shoe Emporium,
NO. ~, hUAUAs
F1NHE EMPORIUM IL the only place In the city
1 where evory thing In the Boot and Shoe liAs6
nado 10 order.
The Emporiam uses tho best kind Of Inrortsa
Stock
1 The Emporian uses '.Easlish Bead" Sole LsatA-
Or.
The Emporium nsss sLemoine's Calf Skins. =
The Emporium uses English, French and 0ef-
man Calf and Kip Skin.
Tbs Emporium uses French ,Curacoa and Tanpl-
% Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, Italian and Ine1sA
Lasting.
The Emporium employees the best workmsn =
the country
The Enporiam makes the best hts Of asy<nsR
In the city.
The Emporium sells the best and ohsapsst -
con goods.
T6s Kmporinm cells slocsmbs Boots, sad ~.
rants them ~ good ~ can b made.
The Emporium II the place 10 get just what ye1
want u not rsady-nadc,) made 70 order.
The Emporium sells for Cash only, and = -
very lowest figures. -.
II chsap bsreains ars desirable, ,Gom
fartAbls, or superior shoes satia1ao " w
Emporium to ret thenl. s#
Iv10d sss Nj
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DARIOR. ChAmbeY and Kitchen
i SETS, Of All kinds, for sale cheap for Cash. by
GEO. II. KlLBOURNE, Agent,
Aain-st., bot. - and ID,
mayl5d Keokuk, Iowa.
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SO, 900 STOLEN.
$4,000 REWARD.
READ READy

TIE RospsRY o. TIE usIos BAsK o. Klnnsa-
HooK.-Th6 safe blown open by the robbers Of the
Union Bank, 1t KiudeHhook, Vas made by Hiias O.
Herring Of New York. 1t va one Of his best Fire
and Burglar Proof safes, and cost $500. II ap-
pears that ii WAS not blown open by charging tie
lock on the oussr door, but by dfilling hole I'm
mediately above the lock, through which they
could have inserted : sufficient quantity Il powder
to have blown the building 20 atoms. The door
casting being sprung from the door, they applied
bars and wrenchcd II of without much difficulty.
The lock on tho Burg lar Proof Safe, (so called
which ~as in.ids wss blown 70 pieces, and b. using
the bars again, the door was removed and the rob
beers secured their booty. As the clock must have
stopped at the time of the explosion, the robbers
could not have been engaged over two hours and
half In getting into the building and the safe.
The robbers succeeded In obtaining - 8 10 In
specie, Of which $500 Was in gold dollars o. o32
In bills Of tbs Undertook Bank, Of which 5000 90
we're unsigned and Ia sheets, and 81 900 mutlxted
were u tho Brighton Bank, Mass., Of tho denomi-
notion Of COS, 3o's and los; Also, three checks,
one for $3.50 Is, drawn by David Dayton, on the
Bulls Head Bank, 10 the order Of q. 8. Marshall ;
one for Ssh 81 to the order Of d. s. Marshall,
drawer and Bank not known ono for e9b So on
the Farmers hnd Bank Of williamsburg, 70 the
order VI &. II Wsndoyer, drawn BY D. A. Stsrts-
want.
The Bank o1els reward Of $500 for the dstes-
tion and conviction Of the robbers, 500 for ~
recovery OF tho money, or proportional snU Tor
the recovery 81 part q tho money. Albany
Morning. Express, Sept. ~, 1859.
safe kobheries such above, oeoaf Just ~
long - the public continue to Ehsst Ifn Safes.
Allies' Chilled and Wroughs Ilon 6a1ss, fastened
with hi Powder Proof Lois. Gall and go them
. ~ "a ri; TiLLIiNaAsT. LANE BuEL.
pIcKLEs, II vins11s, 81 =. ao.eaI forssls 81
! sas1dkw W II. AUSTIN : co.
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RmTUR1rUD.
=. +. 3 II I r H.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Fourth-street,
BETWEEN MAIN AND BLoSDEAU,
Has just returned from the East,
HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY
Asclect Assortment
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which be will be happy to exhibit to all who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS.
And constantly receiving
Everything new In the why Of
FASHION,
lie respectfully invites the Gentlemen of Keokuk
and vicinity, when In want Of
KAsY-rfrriNu AND sfcE-MApE CLOTHING,
41~To GIVE MN oALL.-6a
N. B.--Particular attention paid to CUTTING
for Others to make. boys, clothes Cut.
Keokuk. Sept. 10, 'bs-d
ANDREW y. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson 4 Marshall,)
WholesaIe ana Ketai Druggist,
NO. 90 MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and Mt retail, a
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, Glass Ware and
Varnishes, At and below market rates.
Aug. 10, 'bS-d
NITRATE Silver crystaiixed--4s ounces Chem
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d s6 Main-st.
CPTs. TT gal. in barrels and
Al. WILKINSON,
aug1sa 90 Main-st.
r lNsEED, Lard and Sperm 0il--2e0 gal. each,
A. j. WILKINSON.
augIsd 90 Main.st
LCoH0L, so and % per cent.--5eo gal. in stere
~ - - a. j. WILKINSON
auglsd s6 Main-st.
rooPEk's IslNGLAaS-5o fhs Of this superior
A. J. WILKINSON,
augIod s6 Main-st'
YEK'S Cherry pcetorai--2e0 dozen Of this
n standard remedy for Coughs and Colds. In
e,V's - A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for keokuk,
auglsd 80 Main-st.
L,RAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
II all who have tried it as superior TO any 9th
- manu- a'''''' A's 4. J. WILKINSON,
aug74d 96 Main street.
(yOPAL, Nos. and 2; Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Japan and Leather, of the Queen City
yArnish CO., for sale in quantities to suit, BY
augasd ee Main-st.
IL EcKEK's faKINA, diet for inyalids and
4. i. WILKINSON,
aug2sd 90 Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer 10 gross large me.
A. ]. WILKINSON.
aug2sa 90 Nsin-st.
rHRoMEs--tsreen aud Yellow, dry, in store and
: - fA' - ~ <. ]. WILKINSON,
aug23a s6 Main-st.
DIHE Castor ali~-Pressed and Clarified
L by staam-~in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
augsId % Main-st.
M ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, in store and for
WI saieby A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2id se Main street.
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DAsenlnsunm.

DAOoODUSlOW.
FVHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing BE-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
6rm Of Rarrar 4 Hainss, 10 this day disaolvcd By
mutual consent. Robert = p. 9. HsiDss will eon-
tinue In the business, and sign the name Of the
firm in liquidation. They will also settle All ~
counts Of the late firm, and all dsbts due II must
be paid them. II. 8. FARRAk,
ROBERT HAINRE.
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uAvE JUST resolved IT their FAshionsAls
II Tsiloeing and Furnishing establishment,
ehoiss and sxssllsnt supply Of Breadeloths,
Cassinsrss, vestings, and dents FuKNl6H-
Ing GOODS, u all dsscriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall DO done Ia the most sp-
proved and Satisfactory manner. They are CON
SANITY receiving the Now York and PhilAdsl-
phiA fashions; and respectfully solicit al who
desire good work and tho best material to give
them : call.
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TXTENsION TABLES, side DeaFAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany ard Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, hy GEO. u. KILBOURNE, Agent,
mayl6d Maia.st., bet. "a i Sd.
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GU~IAtknUTonhP N0tbCG.
u p. GRAY Il. Il. SMITH have this day
- formed partnership i the Carpenter ana
uaiidinE business Ia al lis branches, uLder tho
drm name and styie VI Gay + Smith. They will
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, whers they will b., happy to receive the or
ders VI their friends Ard the public.
mayl7 '6Sd6m
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Mamma ~ D0E1U1.
IN th1y o. 4 ~ -. q - IeWe ss111 li Y
asa sassHss.n. - sasss sS.;..s; ~.
ascending y = ~ anehorising ~ $500, ~
perfected. Ths articles q eoneslide&aon
Into for ths eonstruetim " The rod f5ea ~ 4
@ua, van Barsn Co., 10 ths Aimouxi nvgs &
bsstyled and known o The AehraatA ~ II
Lows Railscad Co.. and now fully suthof1nsa M
~ ont the object of their cfxamisatien. H sNSg
RALPH =. LOVE-, 1ll = M
y. AAYrr, 6ec'y. M sssFa
OYYIcE OF TIE NHsRAaEA AnDl
SOUTH Iowa j. +. ca kM@gsks
The Stockholders Of the Nebraska and uI~1H a
lows Railroad 20. are hereby notified that to1 ~
required to pay an instailment Of per ed. RI
their subscription to the cspitAl stock " -
Company forthwith, to u. Dunlavy, EsQ., Sn
Agent. =
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
h. MAYNE, 1eearr6Nmssss
Keosauqus, juno 50, lsbs-jy7a
a New book by 4 CAaPmlng w ~
TIyRuE TO THE LAST; Or, Alone 81
i Wide 6es. Fascinating alike 10 ~ ~
young, the quiss and NJ gay For sals lY1 1z5 NJ
CAVE 4 BARN