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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

The slaves arc being moved out Of Mis-
souri, with great rapidity. The owners
are sending and selling them to the South
and very soon whole Counties will be with
out 4 single bondman. This 10 not sur
pris;ng. It is certain that the State will
soon provide by law, for the ema acipation
Of all the negroes within its borders, and
tho proprietors, Of that species Of prop.
erty, naturally prefer to sell them for the
high prices now prevailing in the mar.
kct; rather than to have them taken from
them year or two hence, at the cstima.
tion Of public appraisers. The Southern
ers attempt to force slavery into Kansa.
BY fraud and violence, but it is bearing the
blessed fruits of Liberty. The "Irre
pressiblc conflict is peacefully advanc.
ing toward its conclusion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
Negro lnsurrectlOn In Vlrgimia.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
EXAMINATION OFCAPT. BROWN


Several slaves we're found in the room
with the insurrec,ionists, but it is not
believed they we're there willingly; in
deed, Browns expectation as to the
slaves rushing to him, was entirely dis
apu"inted. None seem to have come to
him willingly, and 10 most cases we're
forced to desert their masters. But one
instance in which the slaves made pub.
lIc appearance with arms in their hands,
is related. A negro who had been sharp
~ used by one Of the town people, when
he found that he had pike in his hand,
used his brief authority to arrest the
citizen and have him taken to the armo.
ry.
The citizens imprisoned BY the insur
recsionists all testify to their lenien,
treatment They were neither tied nor
insulted, and beyond the outrage Of re-
s,ricting their liberty, were not i'll used
Capt. Brown was always courteous to
them, and at ell times assured them they
should not be injured. He explained
his purpose to them, and whilst he had
the workmen in confinement made an
abolition speech to them. During the
previous night he spoke freely to Col.
Washington, and referred to his sons
He said he had lost one il Kansas and
two here; be had not pressed them to
joio him in the expedition, but did moi
regret their loss they had died in glo
rious cause.
The position Of the prisoners IN the
Engine House, during the firing on
Monday ard 1T the moment Of final at
tack, was > very trying ono. Withou,
any Of the incentives Of combat. they
had to risk the balls Of their friends, bu,
happily they al ereapsd.
During Tuesday morning one Of Col
onel Washington's negroes came in and
reported that Capt. Cook was in ths
mountains, only three miles of. Tn.
independent Grays, or Baltimore, i'm
nediately started on scouting expedi
tion, and in two hours returnd with tw,
wagons loaded with arms and ammu uni
tion, found It Capt Browns house. tn,
arms consisted Of boxes filed viii
Shsrp's rifles, pistols, TO-, bearing til,
stamp Of Massachusetts Manufactur
Ing Co., Chicopee, Mass" There wsr'
found quantity Of y. .. ammunition
) large number Of spears, sharp irons
bowie knives fxed upon poles--a terri
BE looking ~eapon, intended for th
use Of the nesross-vith spades, piel
isxps, sbevsls, and everything that nigh
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

FArrENISG CATTLE. IF one would
fatten cattle for the winter market, now il
the time to begin "Less food" says tho
Ohio Farmer "will fatten them now than
two months hence, and it is easier aud
costs less 20 keep stock fat, than to do
all the fattening during cold weather"
This is very true. We should feed
noush to keep them in thrifty condi-
ton, at this season, ard few weeks will
suffice to st them for market whenever
We wish to sell.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
THE rORTUNE-TnLLER.
4 SEAPORT DlTTY.

srAPoRr DrrrY.
"Hark, my maiden, and Ill tell you,
By the power Of my art,
All the things that or befel you,
And the secret Of your hesrt.
"How that you love some one-den't you,
Love him better than you say:
Won't ysu hear. my maiden, won't you?
what's to be your wedding day."
"Ah, you cheat, with words Of honey,
You tell stories, that you know
Where's the husband. for ny. money
That I gave you long ago?
"Nsither silver. gold nor copper,
Shall you get this time from me;
Where's the husband, tall and proper,
That you toll me should see?
"Coming still, my maiden, coming,
With two eyes as black Is sloes,
Marching soldierly, and humming
Gallant love. song - he goes
acct alcng, you stupid gypsy!
won't have your barrack.beau,
Strutting up to me half tipsy,
6aucy-with bis chin up-so!"
"Coms I'll tell you the 6rst letter
Of your handsome sailors name
II know every one, that's better,
Thank you, gipsy, al the same"
"Ha, my maiden. runs your text 90
Now see the die 10 east,
And the day is-Nlonday next mo,
Gipsey, il was-Monday lastr'
II Once Week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

along the shores Of creeks and rivers,
and have been carried away to the Coo
lie hults. Clan feuds have been again
stirred up and the captives clandestine-
lv sold. We make not these charges at
random. We have facts ID our posses
sion to prove them" II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
Uhf 9o,,a transcript.
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Rates Of AAvert1slmg.
Oas Square, let insertion, 500
. each subsequent insertion, SO
40 Square threc months, 400
do. Six months, 600
do. One Yssr, 1900
Quarter Column, one year, $500
Half Column one year, $500
One Column, one year, 5000
Twelve lines ofthis type considered square
Buainsss Cards not exceeding six lines in.
serted in the Directory at $5 per year.
- Transient adve rtisements must in oil
cases be paid for in advance.
- Legal advertisements must be paid in
advance.
- Unless particular tim 10 specified,
when handed in, advertisements will be pub
lished until ordered out and charged for &C.
cordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

~ Rev. Peter Cartwright tho famous
Western Methodist preacher, is now leo.
turing in Philadelphia.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
EaCt9 and News,

Facts and 1Gev0Dv
~ A man named Cyrus NJ. Wheel
er, has been arrested It Mason, IngAam
Co, Mich, for having kicked his wife 70
death.
~ Archbishop Hushcs, On his visit
to Washington TO conScefase chucrh.
made his home with the President q the
White House.
~ Another installmcnt Of $40, 900
has been paid to Mr.. Washington, with.
in few days past, towards the purchase
Of Mt. Vernon.
~ The Chicago, Iowa and Nobrasks
Railroad has recently put on forty moro
new freight cars, in order to do the bust.
ness that is now offered.
~ Dupont's powder mill 1t vii.
mington, Delaware, exploded on the
22d ,nst., instantly killing seven men
severely injuring several more.
~ New York can whip the world in
dry goods "palaecs." One going up on
Broadway will have an enormous window
Of plate glass seventy feet in width.
- a dentist Of New Haven extract
ed from lady under the influence oc
ether, 26 teeth in ten minutes. She VAS
unconscious Of pain during the perform.
ancc.
- Tho large new stable attached to
the United States Barracks, At Carlisle
Pa, was destroyed BY fre on tho night
Of the 10th, together with fifteen horses
and quantity Of feed.
~ The attempt made to opon tho
Red River Of tho North With the mail
steamer transported to it during the past
summer, has proved impracticable, ow-
ing to the shallowness Of the stream At
the mouth Of Goose River.
~ A Cincinnati sheriff arrived at
Columbus on Monday with 26 convicts
for the Ohio PeniteDtiary, tho largest
number ever brought in one gang. The
prison now contains 500 prisoners.
~ The capacity Of the Grcat East.
ern in 1000 bales; hence this vessel.
clearing once in each month, would, in
1920, have carried the whole cotton crop,
but would now carry but one fourth Of
it.
- The deaths in New York City
during the year 1857 we're q, ,333; in the
year 1859, 2a,694; the death reports for
eight months ofthis year will show
material decrease in tbs mortality.
- Mr.. Riggs, the Treasurer Of the
Mt. Vernon Association, has just paid
John A. Washington another $4,000
upon the purchase money for tho Mt.
vecnon estate.
-. It is Tumored that tho late Senator
Brodcrick before the duel made will in
which he leaves al bis property to Geo.
Wilkes, Of N. Y.
BosroN Oct. 81.
A proposition has been started By the
Abolitionists Of Worcester to contribute
money for Crowns defence in lis trial il
Virginia.
-. Mr.. Leverrier has discovered .
fifty sixth planet nearer the sun than
Mercury.
- Wise, the seronaut, says that in
the 234 balloon ascensions, be has only
met with two accidents, and two losses
Of his balloon. Out Of 1l3 times in
which he reached the hight Of three
miles tho balloon found 90 easterly cur.
rent in every case but one.
- A French writer, NJ. Bouisson,
states that causes Of cancer in the mouth
from the use Of tobacco, have become 80
frequent that il nov forms one Of the
moak lpAadad diaAaaaa N >h~ An.~s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

- The Museum Of the Late Hugh
Miller has been purchased BY tho city oi
Edinhurg for one thousand pounds sterl.
ing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

~ The assignees Of Phillips. Samp-
son & Co., have sold tho Atlantic Month.
IL to Ticknor & Fields.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

D@ The roccipts Of the Pennsylva
MIA State Fair were over $4,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03
kosta, lows County Iowa.

KOata. uosva County Iowa.
Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side Of
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the ab ve
property for . term OF years, hatters himseh
that his arrangements AMI accommodations
are such that al those giving him call once
will do 40 again. Mis- time and attention viii
bs devoted to making all cua,omers comforta-
ble. On the first day Of May: will have
completed large and commodions barn into
which all vehicles, can bs driven for protec-
tion and security. N. y. AnnN.o'
Kssta, March 18th, 1859. a2l-ly.
JAMES SHAM KILN.
1eslcr in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
- Varnisles Coffee, Tea, Sugar Pocket
knives, and School Books, Stationary, Per-
fumery & Extracts, Pure Wines Liquors,
for msaicinal purposes only. South side Of
the Public Square Toledo, Iowa. vlnlOtf
+. sCu AEFF Z K.
BOOT AID ~ sA'EA'A''
Respsctfully ssn ounces to the citisens Of To-
lsdo and vicinity, that he 10 now prepared to
do custom work In his line, and warrant the
same. Shop ever the Farmers Store.
Toledo, June "a, 1859. nS2-N
----y- y-- :,
S~,.--..,.-..r-
Ann
General ageqt.
ron
.~r 1.. ~.~..
eoo, 80 y' -..~
-. WALTER JACKSON
....-..---sa sa,.,...>r.,- .rs.-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

Respectfully Ann ,uncss 70 the citizens Of 70
lsdo and vicinity, that hs is nov prepared Z
do custom work il his line, and warrant thu
same. Shop ever the Farmers Store.
Toledo, June ID, 1859. nS2-N
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

+. 4 GRAHAM,
OTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
\ AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
husiness entrusted 70 his care will receive
sssapt sttsntion. (april p. 1865 -nl-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

1ealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
- varnishes. Coffee, Tea, Sugar Pocket
knives, and School Books, l. Stationary, Per-
fumery 4 Extracts. Pure Wines y Liquors,
for msaicinal purposes only. South side OF
the Public Square Toledo, lows. vlnlOtf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

-. WALTER JACKSON
Attorney md CO0nselOr at Law
TOLEDO TAlAA COUNTY,
IOWA.
~. %, 1859. Alo "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-03

will practice in the several counties Of the
5th judicial District.
- Business entrusted 70 their care will be
premptly attended 70 in Tama and other coun
ties Of said district. vlultf
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! 60 M MERCiAL.'

II. saDAlGy 0A1x Orr Osv,cn.
Ksokuk, Oct. 1UA.
ILoUR--sspssAns, el ~; 1pdae wAsaskA<.
ira q III, Fall wheat, extra, - 80 70 - ~.
FRAN AND sHoRTs, lefsse per 81 Y Y
coRN--New - 70 ~
BARLEY-sprisG 49,, yE1. sea7se.
WHEAT II - IN soaloo
Spring 60a75.
OATS--35.
RYE-l5c to Zoe; II gosd Asmaad.
POTAToES--sesb y - isad; retail les bush.
GRoCKkIES--Nsv Orleans Sugar, fair 71as,
pri ri Sssl, clarified s3a1c, crushed and loaf III
/. y. Aslsssss- Plantation ~ to 40, 3. h. ~
- =, Golden Syrup, rs to 500. coass--Kie u
70 ~. Java lsto Ice. Laguyra, Isl 70 "A. Rice,
SO. *As*as y
6oAP-PaIn eIc, Family SIC.
cANDLkS-Star Is TO ~. Etsasins Is, Mould
LII, summer pressds Is N. gse4%8 as4a ws sa4
LARD-1o TO IL retail 13lc.
BUTTER-Choies rs 70 n rstsii - to rs.
HlDE6--Dry -; green, 81, green sheep pslts
~ = tec; green hos skins -.
HAf-Prairis ~ 70 o.; Timothy sud Hungs-
rian, sSisSs; Bsled DO. ~ = 11e3, Retail. III
4 SIxD6v--Gnsearisn arass, 80 70 Is cents ;
As~~~2p - - ~ ~ AioA OeVUes OU01V.
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s. 70 - EGes, -s}ses /;
Feathers, SOC 70 3te; White HSsss, ses sol -.
fRUIT-arssn apples. shoiss, - - 70 - =
pr bbl. DrssAaPpIts ~ rs to ~ Per bush. Dried
p>achss, ~ 50 to 137s; R1AAas, 7 - % 70 : -.
caEESE-W. X. 10 to IL !; DeanAFk % 10.
FROvISIONS-Hansl - n II Ehoahers II to s;
clear sides IN ~ IL
BBEF-lla3Ssg Eoss; u 70 y per quarter.
sHREP-11 ~ ID - - = hsaA.
HOGS.-Drcsssd, 15 - TO &eoo.
SALT. 81 Is to 81 - pr sAsk; Kaaa-
wha, 7ooa1l0 per Dbl. Avssposl, 433S Per sack.
Lake - ssaf Is - bbi.
FISH --Aacksfal, Mi t1s to 81 p Dbl; No.
4 SIS 70 4isi No. 1l1to1i3. white, No. s. =
70 s. 1tH hall bill. Cod Fish kto 3 = b, I 6..
ExcsAnas.-On New Yssk Ter sssssnsy : pc
ss~t.; for goId psf ssnt. 81 Louis Per esnt.
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H s. TOT -. 6 ~ ] g = !.
yT7oVtD rsspsotfully inSorn me sitissns d
nv KSoksk md v1aaity Dat As hasjnst IStu1aed
fibA The East, With Ire Dt0tk a. 6cods adaps-
- 70 the Pan 1fads. Ssnsisaae = part u
Nae Bisck Dvss<ctStA; E6Awis osaassy
YtsstA ~ sites6 D6sskss; SIN resiiass. &c.
80 In FURNISHING GOODS:
ri 0l1sts, Colfsys, ssCyass6, 01sva.
uh1W-S Atte, DraW0S, SpP@lsvs, &C., &c.
.xAa 6OnETHlN0 NEW. aAN
He Has also made ayfsngsulents With oae Of the
leaaiag Houses il New Yolk - Uopply him with
Ill tAs latsat1sahisas ~ Doys' Olst6ine. 1
ose9d. sa1aak #eH ssu4
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THOUGH FREIGHT CONTR ACr1
10 AND FROM ALL KA6TERN CITIES ean
- unaAes NJ thls 01GaDo. DsnAees anA
sv9AohAEgae sAttlsd promptly. ss gs-r.ss.8a +
June 18th. 1s1o.d asar a fsaa,f5 s 1f sg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

SuzpAY Sc1ooL ConcEns.-Ws are plsassd
10 lsass hist there win b assAhss Usiou
Sunday School Conesrs held next Sunday
afternoon, - e'slosk, h Chathsn S4sass
n. 3. Church. The children Of the several
schools are requested = nsst q The same
place, this (Sasardsy) afternoon At O'Clock,
70 prsstiss il singing. va u t
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Printing Inks.

We have fce sale . quAntity Of WADa's Colon
I'D Isxs, vhish are justly ooasidsrsd tAs bsst I,
market. These are anOag them oil sAaAss II Rsd
sBiss, Yslisu - 1ssu1, ~ Of ali prices, fros
- cents up 1s131p9D. Also White Ink, Geld
0iss Ard vaxnisA, m noariyan grades II Blash
Ink. Of ~ sans nanufssssre.
A We hass hssiAss, ; Quantity Of Mathsr's Black
IB.stili andispossd Of, than whish tAsrs ass 100
bsttsf n uaekot.
All Of which We win sell 1t manufacturer pr.
oes, for cash.
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Arfsvassas ne 0iSlanUs 1Suse. Y
izasasp XII OCT. 1l--lP.I.

IN 3Shs1oH. VA r q casAx4l1. Ksssapss y; :
y Brown, leuM q " Da1Sa. CsaEssvi1la; a -
Warnse. DlSsdAsaA 2 Hosskssa, M m FssSss,
Iowa; \ - Yoaaks ihgton; p -. ysSt
Aadisosi + HyeHeL riA4stsSghi p Rartls6A aa-
tltcn; = Rio, u, Aass; 9 y Baissll. HAnalsast1
g " Spsnctr. nlssu1sld; y . elAitA ~ l6ays
oaincy Mr. wAsslsr. NIX; q Nara. lsna. q 3
0siawias ltossqRj n \ QlsotA, 81 Issls, JMasshaly
Q; " 10asnt and lsay, Ms; . oCeSk, ClasAe1y
J g Brown, ksosauqsA; Col Perry ely. s4s'
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TIA 0am&h~Rss - ssanem01s @as 153
- m Hints and Msths1s In bahoel 0isdplkan, -
~ InstrueHen. bsng : SERVES ~ lett1aa - -
entesins uaon - tseshsr's work. For ~ "
ostYd O0DkM, BRoWM1lL %.
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1oo0. AkAxUA AkkANGkAE NT. LISA
Ut. LOUIS, ST. PAUL 49,
ssraLLw W
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
7yHg following swift and superior stssmess Vii,
i eonyeaa this lins Tor The present ssAsuns
CANADA, Cost. WARD. sA. Ea ss# g
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HUI M
DEknARK, Capt. GRAr.
aESk4 CLAY Capt, sTsvsssos.
NBTRIPOEtTAN, Capt. knoDss.
sWM. i. SWING, Capt. aRssxs.. AB5t
NORTHERN kR, Capt. ALrosD.
They will leave Keokuk, FOR &c. Paul, on Tuas-
DAY, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday eveuinxs. ana
fes g. Losir. On 1uesd1y, Thursday, yridsy ard
TAis Iaas has besn in ssecess1Si operation for
The psst ysas, fer FeealAYity, omfost and per
fsoE sliahtliSy las mot bAsn surpassed BY any or
gaaisAtion on the Western kivers, and hope 70
merit sontinasp> q the liberal patronage which
BKoWE, KOsI7N 4 CO., Agents,
wARDEEA SMALLER, esn'l Asn.. 81. L0ai..
Feb1Ba
TT- MUSIC DOOKD. IT. :.
NEW CARMINA SAGhA,a8 ii. 15b@s
~ Christian Minstrel
.rsa.Ise sabbath ssn; !.
Just received M e .sla y
fssNs4 j. w. WESICOTT,
sept9Ud sds " Main-st.
vAnnIs ~.
rOPAt Mse. j end Z. Osach. japan. Da..x o.
Nv nasa, leok Ian and Iron, from Qassn City Var
nish ca. sClDainnati, Ohio. ~ spsslsl Arrange
nent I - enabled 70 ofsr thsse standard Vss-
ni1hss, - thS Conpany's lowest prices. In stoys
A. y. WILKINSON, Hha
Sim Of ths Golden Hngle and Mortar,
septaod 9sisax No. % Maip-sAssst. IA
TYRE BOOK or TIM On APTRR, 81 Norritoris5
Il Instructions In the degrees Of Mark, Past, md
Aoat Excelient MASter, and the Holy Royal Arch.
= s a Il. y soSsD1sr. BsowNELL go.
/ LAID
| l4,OR sale ~ KELLOGG BIRGE,
| Z sugl3-da "a 81 10. S8 Main-st.
- RracgAcos TP0oAAs
I'm the Hive ard Honey Bse, BY L. L. Lang
OGDEN HRoWHELLA co.'s
! m , Cl4r Book 6fcnn,
S4pt1sd s. Aaia-1s-
T0E nA G6TS.0UR received from 81, Lo1il
l6O steanw Quincy, this day, - - sals ~
~ .saeasasE KELLOGG = DLk0E.
Im PYlcess 0lyeOreMo.
/ Etnk LIS pu1V. incdorous 0lycerine for sale b
lou 1s1' Us, 4. y. WlLKINLON,
aiGa * the aoldsa 1aais md Mortar,
OstSd w. AAia-st.
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- - - 9AA ~ 0U0C4 N01Q V0W
Il
- N0W OPEN TO CAnrMAaE.
TINE TABLE NO. /,
To take eAsot % and after Sept. IL. 1859.
TWO TRAINS will leAss Warsaw daily, (sua-
II. r Says excepted, VI; FrsshtAad Asao.neda-
Leaves Warsaw 1. N.
Ksokuk and Hamilton .........5.se 1. n.
Arrives at Carthage .......0e30 .. n.
RRTURNIN0-Chicaso Mail And Expesss
Keskuk and Hamilton ....-.le,ee :. u.
Affisssaf Wsssaw.....-. :. n.
secsnA Trasn..Masa anA Exprsas.
THROUGH 10
CHICAGO, DU1LHN0TON = QUINCY
RATLAOAD DIRECT.
Leaves Warsaw, at.....................l:4e p. n.
Asoc ~ .......--.'...... .....~..s.see ?. =.
. ArTIss a Ca,shags .:....;..:.......-.1.o -.
Leaves Csrthags..-...-.-... p.n-
q Ksokak snd Hamilton at.--SsSo ;. =.
Arrives = Warsaw ........... ...-.....6:ee p. N.
Trains connect Il Carthage with fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mali u tie
Chicago. Burlingssn + Quincy =. -.
MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS RAsr AID wssr.
- Pssasnsers leaving Ksokuk on The p. n.
train YeasA Chicago At lis next mornipns
Lessiag Chicago 81 7:At >. q. rssAh Ksok uk
SrPATENT SLEEPING CABS On al night
trains on C. B-AQ Il. r.
THROU0H rick Ers over this route 70
all tho psincipd places East. North md Eouth-
East, can 3 procured at The - N
r. p. DUGlAL. y. =. VIEW k8BUR r !,
#4 6npsxinteaasaG. Ticket Agent.
Sept. Is. sd n At 400
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q 81 nesfI.I9A.

VIII - selA ~ y = e|osk ~ isAt.sday) nora-
ing. u No. 4 1asss Hoass. ~ paAlis sssslea, ;
Large lok u hsnsshslA 1sssitufs 81 slevs1. IL
n the evening" = te'sassk, - sseslsa, = llw6sAs
aas lot q Jrwslp, ~. nu1PA1gY, N.
oet1l11k lac tsssrsssfssysa 4ss4 Anoliaaeee.
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RAu.R0An. - r
.ess,.s-- - -s $3.50 -.,
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s. sr nos.oes ~ Iaen3H Trains WilI ieave
DsPoss AAsA = ioiiovss $1,000
First Train lsaves Ksskuk daily t6sn-
days eAcsptsd)at 600 4. u.
Second Train leaves Keokuk dxily
tSundAys exoepte9 g zD3o r. 4.
Fint xmin leaves Montrose daily
iSsnoavs s49pt>d)et As1O 4. II
Ssoos1 u4in leaves Aontross daily
tbanAAyS axasptsd) 1t 500 r. n.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

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The BalttnnOre / Ohio
:
RAILROAD
T@mibatss q Balsimore and Wsshiarton
City % the esst, and Wheeling, Ben
wood and Psrksrsbufg On tho Teet,
$50 at which place il oonnsets with
RailroSds and 6eeaa1boAte
80 j. fox and fren III
points ID the
West, 0outh-V0enk e Jgoxth-Wose;
g Al SnssnrSe - IN faAvHlass PUBLIC
sAoRT AND DRslRABLE ROUTE
- ALL N TINE KAsrEAN CarHHsS
zO-Pmssnspss - Ills Rssts . : visit IL sisies
e Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
= q. eest q t7seAst . Ss~ Pant er assie. s'eas
-gHHoUaH TacEnrs saa also b, rss.ssd
VA WA6HfNGTON CITY to tn RABTHRN
CITIES, It and additional charge Of -. ~
From CHICAGO and points IN the WEST and
NURTH-WDT, eonHsOkious srs made With
THA HAl11AORE kOHIO h. i.
sEsa& sAa = Fellows: u
MIC1alGAn rEnFRALn. R
Vie kishieaa City, IAfays4tss Indianapoiis, Gin.
dnnati " Coaunbas; also, Detroit b Osvsiand.
AacA. D~atAsn - WORKS. InA. =. = !.
Wis Toledo and C1sselaad. o. via Sandusky.
LAns6eld Newark Railroad.
FlstshuEgh.R ~. wayne = CAlcago Nm
Wis Liaaa, sr Crssthas md Csluubus, or via
SAnAasay, AnsAsld Newark =. \.
INQUIRE POR flCxGM VIA WHEELING!
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