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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union. speaking of ad ralOrem and
specific duties, says that it is by no means
ready to endorse the formidable array of OBJ
jections made to the ad ralorsm principle by
the Philadelphia Press. to wit: that it is 'un-
equal, uncertain, unsafe, diverse in its con-
struction, injurious to the revenue, open to
unfair practices. and greatly expensive from
the number of persons required to execute it."
The Union says that experience does not
sustain these objections; that the record of
collections does not sustain them; that q COM
parison of the two systems does not sustain
them; that reason and common sense do not
sustain them. 1t argues, however, that nei-
Their OF the two systems is absolutely perfect.
The same paper makes fun Of the New York
Herald. And also defends itself from an i'm
putation made the other day by Mr.. Cling
man, in the Senate, in regard to Central
American affairs.
The LntsIltgencer is devoted to Congress
siOnal proceedings and news to-day.
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PERSONAL.

-. Ex-Governor slade is lying dangerously
Ill at his home in Vermont
80. One Of the Rarey brothers Is tanning horses
and mules at Vicksburg.
-. Ex-Governor Foote. Of Mississippi has
settled himself In the law business at Vicisburp
-. DR.. John Rae, OF Canada and c. TuIin.
n - M. Consul at Mobile, and lady, are at VIII,
Mr., Healy, the artist, is now in Chicago,
put Is expected soon in this city, where he will
be engaged on his great work, the portraits Of
the Presidents.
80. II turns out that the glorifers Of Senator
Douglas, In New Orleans, Were Opposition men
only; no Democrats took part in the late demon.
stration In his behalf
80. Senator Crittenden has written letter to
a person who desired to write his biography,
declining the honor He does not desire to have
his life taken before his death
80. SAKE, who is to hold forth at the Smithso.
MAN on Monday night, has been lectur,ng in
Jersey CITY, attracting large crowds, and making
himself particularly agreeable.
.... John H Brownsop, son Of o. A. Brown
son. edltor OF Brownson's Review, was kill at
~ Paul, Mimi by walking in his sleep out of
window ninety feet from the ground He was
lawyer by profession, and had contributed
many OF the most talented articles to his fathers
journal.
80. Samuel Barnes. Esq 81, for many wears tn.
able editor and conductor Of a newspaper AT
frederick, Md, and more recently editor cf
me clipper, at Baltimore, died at his residence
III pditinole county yesterday morning at the
advanced aye OF seventy-two years.
-. In the divorce case now before the New
maven court, the allegation that Mr.. Bennett,
MADE his wifes father pay fifty cents for his din.
ner is Indignantly denied but II is admitted tina,
ne charged his respected father-in- law thirty.
81. ana nall cents for his mid day hospital
1ty A distinction without difference
The health Of the Hon. VIM 8 Damrell
OF Mass Is such as to prevent his return 10
washington, for the present, and there is a prob.
ABILITY OF his not being able to resume his seat
IN congress. He has been completely prost ate
oy severe cold aud liberated sore throat Dos.
ton Journal, 18Th
80. The Philadelphia Press seems to be po,ted
up about these British lords and diplomats As
the report is that Lord Napier is to be g pro-
NOTED. that is, sent somew here else, where m.
salary Is higher, and the honor, we suppose
greater, the Pre-" ssPeculates upon the question,
a. to where the Ministry intend 10 send him
me only mission of a higher grade than that Of
w ashington. which holds out any prospect nj
being vacated at present, is that of Berlin THE
new Minister to the United States, as reported NV
the London press, is the Hon Richard BickrIton
Pemel Lyons, now ambassador to Florence n,
Is the eldest son OF Admiral Lord LYONS. wa,
born In lS17, and is bachelor. Should he come
futter. We ="
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SHOCKING DEArH-A most distre.s,ny d..,,
occurred In Reppahannock county, vi a d,v a,
TWO since. A little son Of Mr.. John r cord.,
near Flint Hill, left the house with a neo 70 10
ofve some cows to point not far distant. In a
Few minutes the negro returned and stated thai
the little fellow, who was about 0 years Of age
nad tied himself to a cows tail and had been
BADLY hurt. The father proceeded to the SPOT
about mile from the house, and there found the
niue boy tied to the tail Of cow by rope around
the waist. He was dead, having been dragged
some distance, and his body shockingly mutt
lated
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0ELECTURE-Rev. Is H. NApAL will deliver
~ siLsctlte az kyland Chapel eorner MARY Land
London" " " "A~ "oou'
Lecture to commence at ~ O'Clock p. m. Admit
rST. MATTHEW'S FAIR CUNT,NUEn
rs during the present week in the Hasement
koom OF the Church. 18th street. de 1851
NJ LADIES' FAIR.-Ths Ladies Of the Mite
w S0olety, OF the Foundry Church. viii hold
sts oos aa o sSiGM,nHS ,he Ey.WTEs
MING, the 18th instant A variety Of psef1l and
snoy Artieles. With Confectionery and Refresh
EFFORT will re made TO contribute to the grarlfcation
81 yIistors The patronage of the friends Of the
fully sohcssed. de s.I0t
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also confirmed VIM. Preston, Of Kentucky,
Minister to Spain; General Ward, Of Georgia,
10 China; and ]. CLANCY Jones, to Austria.
The Senate also ratified the treaties recently
made with China and japan, and copies Of
them will be Immediately returned to those
governments. -
OFFICERS OF TIE ST.. LoUIs.-The following
officers have been ordered to report on board
the St. Louis on the 22d inst:
Commander, VIM. s. Ogden; Lieutenants,
J. D. Todd, VIM. Nelson, M. P. Jones, ]. P.
X. Mygatt; Master, A. Armstrong; Surgeon,
J. 0'Connor Barclay Assistant Surgeon, J.
o. Burnett /; Purser, G. T. Pierce; Boatswain,
P. A. Chason; Gunner, T. M. Croker; Car.
penter, Samss Mcdonnell; Sailmaker, George
D. Blackford.
The St. Louis is now lying at Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and is to join the Home Squadron in the
Gulf of Mexico. -
CAPTAIN CAvENDY.-Mr. Randall, the owner
Of the steamship Hermann, publishes in yes :
terday's New York Herald letter in reply to
the recent effort of Captain Cavendy in expla-
nation of his infamous conduct in betraying his
trust at Panama under the peculiar persuasions
of the Panama lines and Vanderbilt In this
letter, Mr.. Randall proves the utter falsehood
Of Cavendy's every material statement, and
forces entire conviction of the fact that C. was
bribed by the rival lines upon the minds of all
readers.
NoNINArED.-The President is understood to
have yesterday nominated F. w. Latham,
Esq, of Texas, to the Collectorship of the port
Of Brazos Santiago, cice burst, deceased.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institute
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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y Just reeeiyed-fyr faie by
FRANKLIN PAILP, Bookseller,
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III rhough - The starr In printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balu-
more, It's edition is 50 large as 10 require IL
u be put 70 press 1t an early hsur, Adver-
dsements, therefore, should be sent in BY II
s'clsek, M; otherwise they may nss appear
antil the next day.
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CHRISTMAS PRESE NTS!.
~ CHRISTMAS PRESENTSm
The attention ofthe public is spectfuly solicited
to tho following Holiday Gi ts:
A Iioh ard substantial assortm.n Mt Of FRENCH
FANCY BOXES, Of entirely new designs. made
Of wood, leather and metal. These goods can be
recommended both for durability and b.au'y, and
were manufactu red to my order By the first es-
Establishments in Paris.
Ny display of BONs BONs AND FRENCH
CANDIES 10 the finest ever before ex, ibited in
the country. having been nufactured by Partisan
artists from new and original patterns lately I'M
ported BY me. e.. GAUTIER,
de l6- cow 252 Pa. av , be-. 18th and Stb sts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ NEW WORSTED AND TOY STORE
splendid and extensive SHOW of g erman, r rench
AMI English TOYS and FANCY GOO ~. suitable
r Christmas presents, are now exhibited AZ ny
sore.
Also, every variety of Knitting Sont.ss: all slses
OF thll ren's H"cds. I.egInEs. Sleeves. Nuts etc.
Also.a great assor msut IF Tapestry and Bead
Work and kmtroidery OF every description; dou-
bic. single, aud split Tap.stry Shetland w DOL,
Yarn, &C., kept constantly on hand by
CAR. RUPERT,
No. SAY 7ih street, Opposite
de is 2v IntrIllgepcer tIfboe
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SANDS'S LERY.-AMBRtITYPES taken
- at this we'll known Gallery ars becoming more
and more popular every day from the sact that no
pains pense spared giving them the hnss
finish. Every Picture warranted not to fade a M
brotypes from SO cents ana upwards.
Call at SANDS.
Penn. ave., bet. 9Th and sth sts..
m CApfye ~
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OFFICERS OF THE BRooKLYS.-Tbe fol,ov
ing officers have been ordered to the new ,,..m
sloop-of-war Brooklyn, now fitting out at Brook.
Ign Navy Yard for the Gulf of Mexico. Tb,v
are ordered to report on the lst proximo !:
Captain, d. G. Farragut; Lieutenants, W. C.
b. s. Porter, Albert Smith, W N LETTERS, w.
Mitchell, and II. A. Adams; Surgeon, L. W.
Minor; Assistant Surgeons, M. p. Christian
and I. W. Leach; Purser, T. II. Locker; Chief
Engineer, Joshua Follansbee; First Assistant
Eogineers, E. S. De Luce and W. B. Brooks:
second Assistant Engineer, NJ. P. Jordan;
ihird Assistant Engineers, F. E. Brown, Henry
snyder and G. H. White; Boatswain, J. K.
barueu; Carpenter, Asa Poinsett; Sailmaker.
F. Boom.
he SENATE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
terday, in Executive session, the Senate con.
nrmed all the appointments made By the Pres.
ident, during the recess, for local ofsc.s IN
Illinois, together with those for other Stat.
'noat opposition. Chas N. Pine, editor If
.ao chicago Herald, was confirmed M.r,h,, If
'nv nor.nsrn district of Illinois.
NV following diplomatic sppointm,ps mar.
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GRAND DIsPLAY;n,r rsoov

CHRISTNAS PRESENTS.-Memberso of Con
~ gress and srang vi, itiIg the city should not
forget to send to their families set of Metzerotts
de Is 49,
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n CHRISTMAS CAKE.
YIN WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT. De-
cembef sd, viii he dIspsy ed at my Sa Don, 22 Pa
avenue, splendid lot Of Pound. Fruit and other
CAKE, which, for quality and beauty Of design,
cannot b sur pa ssed In the country.
Those wishing nd ONE and good Cake WITH
ont the trouble OF makn should call and examine
my assortment before making Their purchases.
GAUrIER, 252 Pa ay,
de Is between 70 h ami 18th strre's
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sas Dsilararsar
7 H + VAL LEY VIII
TO
CLUBS or FIVE OR MORE.
TRRMs OrApvEkTrgTNo

businsss Cards "a OF sxessdiag six es.i aid !
SIS, othsruise 80.
Notices Of n.stings charitable sesistiss Ar.
eonpsuies, 10, half price.
DispiAysd sdvsrtissmsnts half more than Z
shove fstes.
Advsrtissmcnta dedan 4 pI see dunde m !. /. =.
" t'speciai notices. dexbiefhr erdsssrv refes
spsciainoticesin hs iosA solsmn - cent. 81.
line.
Aavertisemen tso sdsredon th 81 nsd - xslu,iyslv
In the Daily after ths 6rst twowssks, so percent
more than the shove rates,
Advsrtissmentsnota accompanied with dir.ctions
ilbsi sssstsdti lnorbid ,ssd sharssd forascoed.
fngfy.
Aihysnsfenfs vsrfsss~ess s~ssfss st1tss sdvsses
Thls ruls viii not b. varied frop.
when the advertiser ssss tbs weekly alone ths
price will b the same - In the Daily. WAsss.shs
Daliy aAd Wsskly are both ussd - Per cent vi II
be ds1ssssd frca the aggregate amount.
undsr ths pssssatsy system, the advertiser pays %
much Tor shs spAos As sssspisS, the shsaess Ssins
ehsrssabls for oonposition ssiy. Tkis pias is nov
gsnsrally adopted. OsrehAFgsfer OF changes vi 1be
Is csatA per square.
ria al sssss who're advsrtissmsnts are dis
tontinssd before tho sIpirasen Of the ysar or the
cline contracted for, they will be shasssd M A
eur rsgulArratssfort the time AetuatIyin.
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

Ger. Bank 4 4tA SIS. ,.......ke okuk
J.. r. BEATTY 4 co..,
AAANuEACTUREkr Of steam Engines and N 1
lVl ehinery Of every description, saw and 0rist
MiliMachinery, loasc sroats, Window Caps and
Sills Balconies and Versadahs. A general assort-
ment OF castings siusy sop haad. 0rdsrssolisitsd
and promptly attended to.
Keokak, AprilS, '67-d
IOWA STATE lNsURANCE CO..
ovvIcR IN sAApL4's Few BuILLfne, 3HD STORY,
Second Street, ,Keokuk, Iowa.
rrsHIs Home Company takes Risks on tAesafer
i classes Of property, ON THE PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, q rates - reasonable ~ those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. B. Smyth, s. Hamill,
Wm.F Turner, d. A. Day,
HID. Woodward, J.W Rankin.
E.H Harrison, John McCune,
ST. Voorhies.
OFFICERS:
Q. n PERRY ,prest. +. II. HARRISON, Treas.
B. HAMILL, Vice Prest. .P.TURNER, Sec.
ianl3d3m
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JOS. 81. n. BERTRAM.
AEAL ESTATE AND INDUR A Nc r

OFFICE, NO. =, KILBOURNE's BLOCK,
IL AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots in b. W. XII.
! i bournea Addition.
Frsn any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, tsdelightful.
They ere al near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARKi',
Andno other Lots in the City can be more dssirabl
for residences. 8
Block I7s In the oldlimits.
90 Feet en- Aain-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block ~, on Blondeau-st.
90 Feet in Block 2el, on Main-st. between 10th
= nd 11th.
- Feet on Main st. commencing 100 feetfrou
10Th street.
20 Feet on xth at, in Block IS, . very desirabl,
bsiIding residence.
Also, Lots in Hdwsrd Kilboarne lev Addition
~Tssns-Low, and very Easy Payments.
FOR further particulars enquire at the above ofc.
iAn26d
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lMPoRTANT CHAH&lny
Saturday sEvening Train3ot On
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
..o4D e4vo..
r AILRO AID.

COMplefedfO Ctncsna 0fi- Through tcith out
change Of cors-- Only one change
Of carst0 Louisrille-- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, and two iess changes of Cars
~ and baggage and 60 miles ne arcr to All East
ern Cities than by any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
the U. s. Mail and Adcms Espye.s
On and after Wednesday July Ist, trains viii
leave ss follows:
US. .MailTrain-Leaves ofice corner 4th and
Chestnut, At 1000 .. m. Leaves East St. Louis
DepotAt l0:5o.
Exprsss sTrain--LsavesofSos corner Of xth a.d
Chestnut, ass p. IN. Leaves East st. LosisDspos
At $3.50 p. m. S,
In order to accommodate the travsIins pab-
lie, Saturday Afternoon Train has beS1 pu /
up, and trAinswillrun asaboye every day except
ONE SUNDAY TRAIN AT s,oOp.N.
| n. .D.--All trains make direct aud csytatn con.
neefions al Ctactnnon with all Eastern Nail and
Express Trains, husformin, the sAorfesf ssieke,t
and oMiy nread 0asge Route TO New York, boston
Phiiadeiphia. baltimore, Washington City, ,Pitss
bursh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Bunaio, and al
Also, Chicago, and al points onthe eIilinois Cen
trail X. h.
ONLY ONE CHANCE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengert have choice OF tour goos
| railroad routts, from Cincinnati, viz: New Yorl
: Erie, n Central, Pennsyivania Central AN,
Baltimore Ohio.
Through passenger should avail themselves q
this most reliable route between the East An,
the eat, ~ i, affords unusual faci titles, being
superior road. and the only broad GuAxe koAd i,
! the West.
| Passengers for Decatur, Bloom ington, Lsaaaaa
Rock Island, burlington, Peoria, Dunieith,
| lena, Peru, &c., connect at Eandoyal witkS
| Illinoi. Central X. II. for the above named RI
direct.
| Passengsrsfor Msttoon and Chicago con
Od!n with the Chicago Branch. Through IN
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage chcck. givs161n she city ] ~
baggage handled tree, giving ~ snDssseshI.
atthe Depot. sSM sss
THROUGH TIC
Can be procured at the 3AAnd 20
corner Of 4th and Chest j, anAasr III
Planters House, ana at M i11 IN
Vine street III \ 'ssl
rboth oaicSs ale cKeeo -
only places to obtain rsiiab16 " ~
WI. CLEMENT, oL,ltM
ISAAC WYMAN, Gent Ws5S1 ~
omnibuses viii callfor passsngcrs and 6geag,
In any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either Vt the Offices. CAilrsgalarly Ut the Hotsla
3vt7d
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GEISER,H
JEWELRY STORE.


second street, between Main and Johnssn.
lAvfNG just returned from the East, e
l 4 respectfully call the attention Of my "A
friends, and the pablic generally, to my A&
nswand fnes tocko OF watches jswelry silver and
plated wsrs, fancy goods, DC.
Watches.
Fine gold duplex magic pAten and detached
lever watches, silver patent and detached levers
AndL 'Epines Of all kinds and qualities.
JeWrIry.
Ladies plain gold mosaic, came and nAmslied
earrings and brsast pins, ladies and children !.
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond anger
rings, gold and silver gent gold brsas,
pins, studs, collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver
steel snd patent spcciAcles pocket, table and dss-
scrt cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whichiine intend not to besurpass ssed hy any
store west north of ST. Louis Wis. silver Il BILE
dsasrt And ten spoons aDdforks sugar, cream mus
tara ead salt spoons butter dfruit knives
AnA pAatsd napkin rings, &c.
Raate0 ware and Fancy Goods.
Plated and bsitanniAtsa sets, oastors, fruit and
cake baskets ,eandlsstick, pearl and shel pock
books,and IN fsct everything pertaining TO my
line.
geAsrsl lAssOrtmen Of sioc of th Il ates pat.
tsrnsand bsst make al warranted 20 keep good
time.
~Wstshes and Jewelry repaired in the mos
wofkDanlike emf amer ,snd At he shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES 0RISEK.
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Keekuk Fenaels CsIIeG -
NJ Oirsetore Of this oolIees have 0o1e <
rAnesnents with pr. es4eeeA. ~ YhisA ths
assi'p M, ~, vii y ?. =, .r;safss iasss ~!
Plsstsd Rev. chas. A. WIN 5lncipal--a
- veil known andrsso0Dsn1e4 = possess
4 fn0lSAet md cx pcrience, and those literary
- anal altleations, requisitst to the com
cnt success Of this important en-
The Spring Term will commence on Monday,
March 22t, under the superietendanee Of Mr.. W II
tiAms, aided BY pctent aud teachers;
the choice Of teachers the course Of study and the
general discipline Of the College being snhject to
the pledge OF their permanent cooperation ard
counsel.
u IL tho purpose Of the Board to build up On in
stitntion which shall fully meet the wants Of our
city and in this effort they hope for the co-opera
tao, and sympathy Of all Intel igsnt and liberal
The Institution will hsnceferth b. exclusively
Tor female pnpiis, and will O mprshend primary
ana Advanecd sepaftments, with the dssign u an
slumsse thososgh organization and classification,
Ann q ssch advancement and progress the intel
h4sat patronage Of the eomn unity will sustain.
THIS arrangement .scures the cooperation and
rin1nenee Of DR. hsnfoid d. to whose libcr Ality and
puhlt9 spdrit the Institution Ii indebted for the
very favorable terms which have been made for the
use u his rooms.
and eight doilars per quarter for ordinary studies
with small additional charge for incidental e.
penss. snd e1tIa sharges for Latin, French, Ser
man, Music and Drawing.
DIRECTORS.
Hon y. I. Lowe, Hon. s. II. Curtis,
Rev. y. II. WiiliAns, Rev. Il. Gunn,
VIM. leighton, CT. Conn,
4. Bridsman, c. II. Perry. 4. Il. Ford.
J.W. 00peH, See'y. r. p LOWE
keokuk, March ls-d PYssidsnt.
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III X AQkEy has purchased that 6ne stock Of
~ CoOG0&3 Ga tumeres anA vesSta~s,
formerly o. ko by J. Ii. Waggensr, and nov has
tht0 ~ ale In the store Of the NEW HATC CON,
~ - ~ smQesyed ane 81 the best Cuttef6r7
the 9nueDs - &nnmber Of Tailor, and 10 prs
pared to furniSAElothing to order. WARRANTED
70 SUIT TIE MOST YAkrInious.
lie has, also, one 4ea the finest atocks OF
GENTLEMEN'S FULSHlNG GOODS,
ever offered in this city, facing every ns*dful
be will sell at reduced prices for CAsns -
The undcrs'gned has lcng thought that 4 ne
things be done well as o,hers, and therefore
invites all to I" him a call.
dsci6d j. K RICKFY
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BAAtNUNI
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

BAAtNUNl
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NJ 0W, In confederation # hnrd times, 1t IL
IN very Beeefssf3 Tor our citixt In to use econ
ON ! In I he ruie here II hat th. y consume. In
ordet to li,e fat and cheap yon nnst buy GOOD
nd EA4AP lriicliE. ~ 60 this, cnlf al W. II.
AustiA cn6a old stand, where you viii mud his
succeascfs
8. i. BaYnum,
and accom- modatng clerks, who IRE ever
rcsd$ G willing 10 adninitter 10 the warts Of
ths eouStlen nultitrdet who daily throng
around his counter, a~aiting their turn ~ BE-
served vita the good thipgreo n.cGsaary to life.
Cifissns II keukuk, and fafns.rE ii the sur
rounding country give me Gail, and you will
nsysx regret ii the longest day you live.
81 ndersisn.d having purchased tho entire
w. II, Austin Co, 81 No, l00, s0ut
Main street, three doors west of Fourth,
aous OF . ~ ars u the patronage of his
the public generally.
be delivered 10 aHy part Of the
pptnsss and dispats ksns strict
|. e. = ssssss.' '' ! 'i'.''
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X A I L X Oh d.
AR H11


FGeilifiss ImcSeassd and Fore Reduced
g n q = OF TIM
nN and after Monday, May srd, two daily
~ trains, each way, (sundays excepted,) will run
as follow:
lst Train leaves KEoKUh at TOO O'Clock 4. n.
I'd Train =" TAO r.A
LIST Train lcayes BENToNSPoRT 1T 7:2o" 81.
I'd IxAln /" $3.50 -
PaSiengers for Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Fort
Dodge, fort Des Moines, ottnmwa, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, viii take the 700 train
connecting at Bentonrport with stages for all points
in Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement rcsi tents along tha line ol
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE H0uks
IN kkDkUk and return same evening.
THROUGH TICKETS u ST. Louis L0dfssillc
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had at the ofic,
in benton port.
&A- Fare as low as the lowest.
:. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and Superintendent.
SAn'L A. BLACK,
Asst supt and General Passenger Art.
0DTicket Oihce 1t Railroad Depot
Sn Ofhcein In kiibournc's Block.
keokuk, April Is. ,5B-d&w
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUPACTOkr41
QLANK Books made snd ruled TO any required
DpAttsrn. Court Records y Justices' Docksts, As
ssssors Books, Poll Books, Ac., TO-, furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Musie, 4c., bound OF
bousd IN any style desired.
~My Biudsry will be found on Besond-s,.,
nsxt door 70 the Atheneum, sign Of the 'Big
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MINES are Hard. Monty IL scarce. nas
i DUA y IL up with the Times, and down with
this Cash. II times are hard, nIs WORK LAsRs 4
vsxr saEAT waILa. II moasy il ssApss, HE
sELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, be 10
now ready to sccGnmodate III who may gisc hin .
call ei b. In Eastern or Custom msde work, and
wouli call par isular attention To the b ter.
Havins ssi Abi he'd msnaisctuiing on the most
extended seal he VIII keep constantly on hand and
mako order evsry hing Ia his ise, from pstfssS
patch OF msking a. infsnt's sASc. ~ Sstta
Cater Iafenf Csy Boz, and viii sci the best e
goos at the very l,wsst possible prices fos CASH.
In custcm work ho wsrssnts frs, not 70 craDrs
but 70 Cure Corna.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2Sd Noe. 81, ~ and - Aain-ot.