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STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
L. D. pxaxtyt Cummaudsf

Fusm n Evening Line t<t~een Cissslaz vi na=ao.
and e. Ra:lrzi tnck taeseaad s1r4y <ssz:ax .a45t
the s.'ath we.s making susv ooanestsn II Hs..o
Mlta he unf.rk ts.ls ca tse Ser Yofs C*H:F. I'd
Eo.a<ait syE7cv.e. Kome. C,e7- Albany C1tasx Lsa.
q, u.~esu, Sew fu1k aa1 B.,stun.
Ii 9 SEX tsa4a,<'! q tie ascr- to.:s ~
la sra'Y ~e! koo@a 10 LIZ ts4r.aa< ;ase u II
s1ert. drat ei1s< eonro<:lIas It ! sase.
Thus rrEhxttnx TIP fer 17re x1y nAf14
ass of Hua!o. the soss d.s:a4s af AT Ia. c.a -
Te1et. ca. se hz1 AZ ~ T!esr: Ger. e .A- ed 4t
:: he naass he ke1ese H"a-s e6E1As of
EAEduttth md Deasoo.a streets. 80 Il -. t<,tt-
H. GRAZ. 'ieatszl Heste:a ART
Jons .. cAx11xtt. Gen. sa1k. .sl4
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Ai1 GREAT EE1EKS CANADA, RAILWAY
Summer AFFAn=ement~
TLas ezsAta= Grax C<a.z7 p-tt fcot ot Like atsrst
N Detroit Aern.:aoat:oa tsu:ay. s1ceptei>
rA4s s.n-ssc!aaaslE1 sund.ys,-a..s.s. II
t.ta@sp,la - sn &C: :ae:aaa:. =: y y rEl-
Ds IS ~: 8. sa.:xs Sse = e
*au sa: Albany 20 pn. Neg f~s1 ~" pa
10 ,u~Nss Ya1t 81 b.szao Esr,e.41<a,srsays ar.
b.a:-<e Bu1a.a ~ tn AaaaT *+o ala. New
SO pssssa e. nd Ioai.she Ez2..-ese+ps sat-
n&i ! ~ AZ. I ul..te s;oo 2aa-,
,: pa tr.as cnnEecs u is.s ~1h Bra;o ( Lie Huron
Ka1.y II uuo nd Al pnnss Ea.1. II Tnton:o a,h
IL si i Do.s e sa e.
u..as, se~ aanE.aist nd AaiIe-
Tazoa Te xets for sale II the 2!nct3a. Ea:r e.cr-
IN tie Nsrta a1t West aa. a. lie Gna,psar. o1ce II
Da:aasa STREET chee rs c<;s: :a'tot ,xs :.rsst
~ s-.,o,xa. General ra *rnxrr sIra:. ic.3
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hsssaess Cards, mot exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise SIC.
Faasni Sotless 81 %. Obituaries, .sosrdias
to spsoe 0ccupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head Of special hotices,'' dosbis tAt ordinary
rata.
Special Notices In the Local Column 10 cents
per line. E
Advertisements ordered on the inside exeiu-
sivsiy In the Dsily, SITTER the afst ewo wsSk 8,
30 Per cent. more than the Shove vstss.
AL TRANSIENT adveTttsemesfs ~sst 81 pssd for
IN a6ssset. This rule viii not be vxrfsd from
When the sdve, .sser uses the Weekly aions,
the price viii be the same A. La the Daily -
WAsre tho Daily And Weekly are hoth sssd,
IS per cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount. @@ A.a #@9
Under the, prasept syatem. the advertiser
pays 80 much for the spsee he occupies, the
changss being chareesbie for the com positioa
only. This plan 10 now generally adopted.--
Our charge far changes vili be i5 cents PET
square.
- In all cases where advertise merts are
disoontinnsd befars the exprstion Of the ysas
the t.ms con trsssed for, they will be charged
mp at Cur regular rAtes for the time actua l.
y an.
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aEo. O.. AHDEnso1. GA ALKxAHpGR SARcLAx
ESTABLISHED I'm ISA8.1

BANKING HOUSE OF
gs q 10 G.. A ID E ~ q Il a..
I HAVE this day admitted ~ : partner in ,he
L HAnkin II 1usil less, Ascxsndsr Barclg, lxeE -
been sly tsaa6r fos the has six eyeauy1 Th&6~si-
ness, hereafter, wiilbs conducted under the frm
GRO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one on the oldest Bsnking Houses (if not
the oldsst) In Iowa, the new firm aaIicits soptin
uAnoe Of forme- patronage 30 literally extended tt
the senior partner.
ThSy wiiImAke csllectiops and rsmit HISS Hx.
change, onttke day III payment, free Of chArge.I
Their references are asformerly by senior part
RRY1RxHcEs:
Park Bank, n. Y.
Winslow, Lanier \ Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston. 80 ats4
ClApp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Holman nss,ss "a : aasa1f3Ski1.so.B
Mechanics Bank. Pittsburgh.
Fsrners' Dspogit Bark, Pittsburgh.
Krxmef Anshm, Bankers,
ailmofe ! BfothSfton /. Osnsinnati.
A. ID. Hunt d Co., ss LOufSvifie.
State Savings Institntion, st. Louis.
Ksokuk j an. j, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON
janbd ~
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KEOKUK, low SATURDAY. DECEMBER
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
nALIr!MonE; new roak. rHILA-
AND ONLY ROAD TO
WASH NTO.r CITYI
The Baltimore ! Ohio
49,
RXiTIR6A ADa 77n.'.. 711s.
Terminates at Baltimore ana Washington
City on the East, and Wheeling, Ben
wood and Par kersburg on the West,
i ut which place IL connects with
Railroads and Steamboae
for and from ali
points In the
West, South w est 4 No1th-wss st;
AID rsssEIrs 70 I'm raAvxLIss lrUsIAo n
SHORT AND DKSlRABLk ROUTE
TO ALL OF THE EAsTERN CITIRs.
AD-passengers by this Route can vtsit the cisie,
Of Baltimnre, PhiiadelpAia, New York Or boston,
q tAs eo.t y netst e Ees Yora q so''en slos1
n -THkOUoH TICKETS can also b. procured
Wis WASHINGTON CITY TO the EAE1 ERN
From CHICAGO and points in the WRIST and
NpkIH-WEST, sonDeetioDs sss made With
THE BALTIMOKEk0 k0HI0 h. II.
@ Fsa a. fol lows:
MICHIGAN CEHTR a l. -. 10.
Via Michigan City, Lafayette, Indianapoiis, Gin
cinnati or Columbus; also, Detroit + Cleveland.
Mich. Ssuth'n 4 North,n InA. -. n
Via Toledo and Cleveland. via 6andpsky,
Manshsld Newark Railroad.
PIttsburgh, II. Wayne Il CA1cags n n
Wis Lima, or Crestline and Columbus, or via
Ssnousky, Mansfield Newark X. X.
ENQUIRE FOE TICKETS VIA WHERLlke!
&. {as 8-&~ss~~- > W s&a-
fare Always Ms Lew - the Lo w esl
THROUGH TICKETS ABAGGAGE CHECKS
can be procured at Ill the principal Rsilrosd and
Steamboat OdSeee In the West.
l.. M. COLE. 0ea' Ticket Agent.
Z IT 49,
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ENQUIRE FOX TlCKETs VIA VHEELake!
s55eE8& II. RI 81 e-s-ts$s~s y 3a

~TROUGH TICKETS DAGGA AGE CHECKS
can be procured at Ill the principal Railroad and
Steamboat O6Seee In the West.
l.. M. COLE. 0ea'l Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master Trsnsportation.
Eff. FULLER, Genl Western Ag't
Oct. ], sd
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= = = " = -:
= .11lLl3l1 =. =! 4
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
Enk and sitter this date and unit further notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train awin rsn each way
daily lRupda ays exceptcd,) - follows:
Leaving Keokuk a1 $50 An.
Lawns R>ntonanoyt as 2.aupn
conn.c.sn- :. ths Iast.y nI.cs' 40 ha,atofo,s.
lin the cn.chss ~ fh@ " Wastsrn Et.vero lar ~,
yn;rtr IL M;a,sl. wsst.r, .ra Snm,hsrr Tn-.
EaLr.sla Eansss - l. @'-- 4
THEoIiaH TIrk Ers ~ q, I-or;. Io.,,~,n.
c;nc;nnati ard ,hs East r.y ha h.a =, IN. oac.
In RaDtan snort
W. Issya ~ ras. "a III co-tn.-.
~ f.,..rn c;ssas =
a-pss.an.a-. ~ ,h,s ron,a .k. sn,a .or....
,,ons w;th .Ss sk y :, Es;rsa,d .a.sh-
ons ;na ,,mna,a snm nv = n,n a. - - fsAsn'
80 nWIs.uT fAToN
snperintendspt.
n~-v;.ka, oc... :. p.,1~o.a n.,.t - ''-
nS.s ~ Es,hanr,.s. :. Rsc.n
- g., 90 .ss'as-
80 = - -. - - : ~--.-~------------
AT0RTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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M w. HICKS, M. H.. surge On
lvls Dcntist. Office ON Sscond-St.,
between Main and johnson streets, Kso-
kuk, Iowa. O
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DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
would call attention to . new style Of "Phts
Work (which ID peculiarly adapted 70 Nat. ifrsgu
lar, and otherwise diekcult jaws This imDrovs-
msnt has been tested three years and has sustained
its early promise Of &Iling real want In plate
work. The work 10 Eow worn by many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give it hearty approval /,
and TO whom he is permitted to refer those inter
ested.
DR.. III. is also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary ''0old Plate
work, for which be has . superior stock Of msts-
rial. He il prepared to fiji teeth with Gold Foil
"Adhesive Geld" and "Chrystaf Gold =, in tho most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the strngency in money mattsrs
some allusion to PRIoRs may not be imprcpsf-
While on the one hand DR.. II. hslssss itto he ths
better policy, ~ we'll as the honcster course, not
10 work 1t all than 10 work ut prices thas Wal ne
osasitats inferior work |; on the other hand be b
willing to conform in his charges 70 the lower
standard u Remuneration that other csenPataeus
have entered. sL ~
With hftsen years experience, thoroush dovo-
tion 70 his profession, and m oarnest DESIRE 10
please, he iE detarmined TO merit and hopss 70 re-
ceve, acontinuation Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
JulylLd&w
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Keokuk. MT. Pleasant and Mus.
catine. aud Iowa Southern
&
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO rOnT MADISON.



C,ROM AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER g.,
l. and until further notice, trains viii run ~ fol-
lows. "a t@4 3ssG
EtTst TrntD
VIII leave Ksokuk at o'clock .. m. and arrive at
Fort Madison at $40 .. M.
Aecona Train
Will leave Keok uk Ut p. m, and arrive at Fort
Madison nt ls4O p. m.
First Train
viii leave Fit, Madison at D:t6 m. aud arrive
nt keokuk II IO3b6 =. m.
SECOND Grain
Will lsavs Fort Madison at bslO p. m, and arrive
~ keokak at $3.50 p. m.
The clock q. m train from keokuk connects
at Fort Madison With hrs class Post Coaches Of the
Western Stage Co., making sure nnectfons q
Burlington With evening trains Hast snd West.
>.fare by this route ne Low AS THE Low
1ST, md passengers subjected to ss few changes -
ny any other route.,A
THROUGH TICKETS ever this line can be pro-
cured to af the principal places Esst, West and
North, Of r. r. TEWKsBURY, Ticket Agent, op
poaite the Binings House, Main 81, keokuk-
h. w. DAVIS, Sup't
Nov. 20, so -d4w
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Facts in Dentistry.
Dr. L.. &. GEakNUEL, WentIst,
Desires 10 sal TIM special Httsntion 81 tAess Mhe
wish - prsscrvs thair Teeth 70 The follswtAG
4, CT y ,dl

i. The SAiIl Oh the Dentist ID seen In HI sxoceie
In preserving the naeural 0rgaps,
III. The Teeth aAy - preserved through ths.
HI. Teeth affected with decay ~~st be attsndsd
to In season.
w. Timely and skilifui filing with pure gold
10 = ceTtaSn rsxs6y for decay. s
". IL u serious neg lect 10 wait for tooth-Achs
to drive the sufferer to Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the sgsncy Of decay. #
VII. Many safer for years with NeurAlgia Of
the fac 3, stomach and lungs. from no other cause
than bsd TssfA.
VIII. Bad Teeth disngure the counssnancs, i'm
feet the brsath, derange the stomach, impair
health distract the nerves, and war with good ma
turs.
DIR. INGERsoLL
Performs all operations On the Teeth and Gums,
oorrsck irregularities of the Teeth, inserts
RTI1IGIAL FKETH
of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts In Artificial PAlates and 0bturators Tor cleft
Believing that ths best operations In Dentistry
the safest and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfactory both TO the operator and patient. DR..
line OF "CHEAr DsxIsrRy, - prcferring the patron
age Of those who prefer the bes everntess, Andcan
appreciate the necessary cars and skill In pro-
&ncing them.
| An examination Of specimens both Of ArfVctsl
Teeth, and Of very beautiful filings OF Crysdf Gold
| Foff, Ii invited.
| - Prices for fun set Of Tsssh, from SIS 10.
| tI76. ExAminAtion Of the Teeth without charge.
DENTAL RooMs-Cornsr of Third and Main sts.,
| over Kix, Hale h Co.'s Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
/ Entrance on Third-st. ldecfbdAwiyJ
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

MAIN Street, Doors above the Hllings H0ws
IA1R-CUTTING done according to Physiog
IL Bomy and the principles of the Cot6ssr.
Hair and Whisksrs dyed to perfection, either
hrn-n ~ k.:.s sesggg.s 4s.lzes} =
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Hair-Ontting, and challenges the profession.
feb24dkwlv
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Lave nov on hand, and vii be receiving during
u - the ssaS0n, vERY LARGE AxD CohPLxrs
sfccx oS GROCERIES,. which thsy t1ke plsaaure
N onsFing TO tAs trade Of Iowa ana Missouri al
/ sssr Low r.suss. lo01Bd1nlf fsb13w
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NEW BOOKS.
NHICHELISTE LOVE, (L'Amour);
1vlL for Life, by the author OF John Halifax;
Banks of New York;
Adam Bsde;
CAvaliArj
Idyls OF the King
Three Eras OF Womans Life;
The New and the Old;
Recollections BID amuel Rodgers;
Ehelleys Memorial, by Lady shelley;
Counterparts ON the Cross Of Love.
THE LAND AND THE i0K,
Or, Biblicai Illustration, drawn from the manners
ard customs the scenes aad the scenery Of the Holy
Land, by w. M. Thompson.
The com pIete PosticAl and Prose Works Of koe't
Burns with life notes, correspondence and iilustrA-
tions. For sale by
M. w. wESTCOTT,
Noy4d 97 Maiu-et.
PICkLED PORK,
DY the barrel, or at retail, by
ID KELLOGG EIRGE,
.
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81 lCE = I-rety gwen, lI-r -h- =. -et a-f sr--y
- 90 5.-ttys % tIa lI-y v receive sFo-.s-I. -
s-ape na oi Ia- 49,. -.- .- villas tl-ye er .-- -
"-.s aii I-osi- t.= a., los, and pats To-! l.-.
l-fva...-r J--s.i.-r!- rl.
cdv wai- c4 U'rH eide Super SIRE. from Cag-..-
o. ''is'' v P">t street }io,:e I.- - J. - - q
= - q = % . = - 81. a-1 = T. &C, = L-t-
i, - - =" - =. - -. -. =. = . 3d. s. a.
- ..He- =. go : ace AaE .o.. % t.-4x.
ia -"-fh d. sc..-.cr stree. from L. .
''.'' = t"-Dh-- sfser-, opposite L.. J. d.. L.gE -
STATE Addison IN O.,@as.
e.--Nz~ u"r e side o. S-Teric- street from II
:" i.'rf T. o. -io- street, 'io-ce LOIS ! -
y "Cs . Safes adIst1cs. 10 U.tasa.
sau- s-.k ..- eC-ti s.dr %. ;ar.-on size Tom
fry-r stree; to fHe street t-ce The e4-l side o.:
ft street 70 J. h-Tson street, IN ;h- north
q" JrL.rson 'ir - TO - cauf- street. fi~urr ola i-
r~si de a. sycamore street 20 M street.
: :" - !! std y BuCs - >:a--> A!It cu tu Ut; a.
s."'-" Of north idle NA'I fruG, E4,lai.ar
-'f'v 70 i, aud street opposite Ca IT, II. All
o. " 'ts ., dcn ." O,t-Ns. Lot =, IL, H. - AID
l3 beck /. <"-r.s' AID ;.un ~ gtt4s-a.
sAt-"'' 'A -'-'.i -v h-r>ou street from Clinton
>'t,c. 70 t,Iua bls -rr ,;ro,5ts Us ana IA
- states AiIIt.ol - u...aa-
s,ir-viN ta-, si- o. fu-t street. from i4riy-tt-
stree, 8" prlOr street. opposite lots 9 All H.
i.o5 81 L';- : - 4d u, BocA 81, States A i4l-
t.uH 90 Otaw-.
side AJAX Oh west side Of Chestnut street. from Md
81. sT'. ~ jefferson street, oppo ite Lot II, Block -,
State Addition TO o,j-w4-
ride wa.k south d, Madison street. from .lr-cut
70 r"'4nr opposite our lots p 81 - and pa, 81,
"a "a!Ari'~ Addition :" o.
Sd Nib utl r'y; z4d- o. Congress street. f-om Or
e street TO Chester street. oPfo- Lot Boo. -.
L"t> .. H. Il 3, H. -, aud 10. Block L. Green's
Addition to Otta~a.
s,.i sidewalks ne const ucted according to law
AID me ordinances OF the city, md be completed
within thirty Day after the contrast shall he entered
Into. Y order. IJun : o. LEAyENS Ct'y tI-rk
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- and-Yictor Emmanuel, it is not only IN,
credible hut is sae,,,incly idle In such

= and-Yictor Emmanuel, it is not only n,
credible, but is seemingly idle. In such
an event what would be the position Of
England? Could she avoid her alliance
with Napoleon? Not by any means short
OF pertidious act, such as never yet as
sunled even moments liberation III
British cabinet In this connection we re-
mark that the CorsoL, Of England, her
evidences Of public debt. are the pulse OF
Europe. and when they are falling, fall
ling seemingly towards, 10 use a familiar
nautical expression no bottom, Will be
tine enough TO believe that such an alliance
rs Germany, Prussia and Russia with Aus
tria is formed against France, Sardinia and
the Ital an pc Dple, and not TIL then.
lie that would be free himself must first
strike the blow a 'nain ornss. 1t is also
ue. that the people suffer when the
prince olfenCs.' and both these truths are
now part and parcel of Italian muscle and
armour. They have long borne the butts
and re-buffs of petty tyranny, and they
will now try it OH larger scale, or else be
fully free The resolve has gone forth and
war" or freedom resounds beneath all
fair Italian skies. The opposing forces are
marshalling by hundreds and thousands,
and IN that territory alone, including Lom-
hardy and Sardinia, there cannot now be
IlUcD less imam one THftt91 men III arms
The time was when Greek met Greek &c"
but now it is when would be freemen meets
his tyrant foe, then comes the tug Of war"
The blows may be now expected thick and
fast, for the harvest of death is already
ripe for the encountre. From city to plain
and plain to city, and from deiiie to for
tresS and fortress TO defile. the blows will
thiclzen. The bloody battle, the hot pur-
suit the logged retreat will succeed each
other with great rapidly; and by mid
October Austria will be. aye must be- van
pushed in Italy and retired 10 her own
exclusive dominions. This We think is
not only palpable, but almost certain
True. there are supposed impregnable for
tresses. and which Austria VIII cling to as
long as possible, but these obstacles will
be conquered by the yalor and impetuos-
itv and courage that brought down the
Redan and the Malakoti, and in a much
shorter space Of time than we can imagine
At present. for if the French and Sardin-
ians follow up their field victories, and
their moral victories, as they are expected
II, they will leave no cities Of refuge or
To sting places for the Austrians And what
shall they not do, with an embodiment Of
Italians, Sardinians and French of $50 900
in the field and exclusive of garrsons?
For the French army now in the field must
be full 100000 strong. the Sardiniaus $780,
600. and the Italians not less than l00U0t,
and may be increased almost any day from
100000 to 10000 more. But in our next
we propose to give numbers, positions
movements, fortresses, tIiuInphs and de
featS.
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L. &. Agricultural Fair.

The Executive Committee of the I. g.
Agricultural Society has decided to hold
their mex. annual Fair at Chicago, com
mencing on the 18th Of September The
people of Chicago of course, are greatly
elated at this but by the friends OF our
own State Society this decision of the {.
5. Society will not be hailed with pleasure,
as it must seriously interfere with the sue
cess of the fair of TIE home Society. The
latter, it is true, has the advantage of COM
ing week earlier than the other; but as
the fair of the Illinois Society was located
at Freeport with a large regard to the aid
anticipated and indeed promised from the
mechanics of Chicago, this second fair can
not fail 10 interfere largely with its sue
cess, as men viii not be apt to go TO the
trouble and expense of carrying their wares
and machinery to Freeport, when they
will have as good an opportunity to ex-
hibit them at home.
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Council Proceedings.

June II, 1852
Regular meeting. Present: MAYOR Avery. Aid.
Butler. Wilson, Gridiey Drew, Tanning Clancy,
Richardson, MaieIi4Oier. Hob-H, i!amale, and Put
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petitions from the following named persons for
liquor license were presented end granted
f. Rabensten, Francis Murphy, George Sulzber-
ger, Vincent Hertze, John Duuneen, Emanuel
BreuniDg, and Henry Faivre
On motion OF Putnam, the committee on laws
ana ordinances directed 10 report an ordinance
allowing beer and ale to be sold for less rate of
license than now established by ordinance.
Report of city surveyor OF grade of a side
wax north >.de Of Main street, from Buchanan
street 10 Leland street, was presented
On motion Of Maierhofer, report received, adop-
ted, and ordered recorded.
Report of street and alley committee, in writing,
IN relation 10 unfinished side walks, was presented
Ga motion Of Drew. report received and clerk
directed 10 ads ertse for proposals tor building ice
same.
City attorney asked further time TO make report
TO city council relation Bridges across lateral
Canal
On motion Ct Putnam, further lime granted.
o. motion OF Putnam. the resolution passed at
che last meeting Of the city council relation
bridge across the side cut, in Main street, was
SciGdei-
Bills ORprRED PAID.-Biu Of Dennis Tewhev.
so cents, burIIB dog; bill of Joseph EtherIngtuu
burning dead Cow, -; bill of y. II. Rowland for
work done and money paid u repairing road be-
tween aqueduct and feeder bridge, :3i:S
On motion OF Butler, the matter III relation to
the ditch north side Of the canal was referred 10
street aud alley Committee
On motion of Tanning, the law and ordinance
committee directed to report ordinance
amending the street ordinance IN relation TO COM
mutation money
On motion of Drew. the city attorney di-
rected - notify the late city collector settle his
accounts with the city, and If the said collector
fails 10 settle 10 commence suit against him and
securities for all moneys Lie may have III his hands
belonging 10 the city.
On motion Of Drew, the city attorney was di-
rected 10 take such steps he may deem necessary
10 the payment of all taxes dIc the
On motion OF Drew, the city attorney was d.
rected TO notify the late city attorney 10 report Ia
the city council Immediately In relation 10 local as
sessInents placed III his hands for collection.
Wilson moved 10 fix the marshal's salary for the
ensuing municipal year at S3Jc.
F4nnlng moved to amend by fixing the same at
$50 Lost
Notion Of Wilson 10 fix at 800 Lost.
On motion of Richardson,
Droerel, / hat the city narshars salary for the
ensuing municipal year be fixed at $3.50.
On motion OF Clancy, the city marshal was di-
rected 10 attend the meetings Of the city council
Adjourned 10 the 4th Tuesday in June
o. LEAEENS, tay Clrk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18
THE NORMAN HORSE,
K.0l u n l. e n ~

III HIS particular breed Of horses has bred with
u great under the government regulations of
oyerEn,Et
Trims Louis Napoleon will stand by the insurance
for the SO, be paid when the proves
be with foal Any person parting with mare before
She IL Known 10 be with foa forfes the insurance
heyI Care will be taken TO prevent accidents, but
sha' DC responsible for none
strict adherence the above rules and prices will
be observed
Louis Napoleon is years old l6 hands high weighng
between 1900 and 1000 pounds color dark dapp.
He was imported in lN5l by c. Fung ton d T. Martin,
OF Union county Ohio.
This celebrated Iior will stand to improve the breed
OF horses at the stable OF Eli Hodgson,
that vicinity from e lst o: July IS until H.. m Of
August, 1859 The horse better he III, and
condition. and is only IL years old this spring and
is older The present owner paid q Go the
Norman horse.
MORE PROOF
or the superior stock Of the celebrated Imported Nor
man Horse, Lpui, Napoleon:
We, the undersigned do recommend the above. horse
all lovers of the stock, for draught and road purpo
being surpassed by none in beauty, symmetry, do
ciiiy durability. The stock bred from said horse in
IS la. sold in this settlement from four TO months
old at from slUo TO 800 each We believe that the colts
Of said horse will average 800 ut five months old
therefore reposng confidence III the superiority of said
stock, W. earnestly recommend him The patronage OF
the public generally TO effect an improvement Ia our
Stock oi horses wayne.v;lle, III. April. 1851.
&. Gardner, NJ D. T. Hall. Junius NJ Sampson, Ira
Sessions, john Maxwell, J. H. Lisk. THO mas Coughs,
Thomas }. Ensio~, Elijah Hull, WIN. Bod.in, James
Cook, ParAsr :. Adams.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that the above
horse imported from France. in 1851, by Er.stu.
Martin. az Woodstock, and Z. Pulling, on, OF Union
County, OHIO also certify that the stock OF said
horse IL EXTRA, and will sell in This neig.bcThood At
five months Old. for from s,5 10 fi,0 each.
Gort"u, Marvin eager. q. p. Howard. Harvey
Cu,hrnan, Warren d. sh.ey, uennson Hall, Chas. Lin
coin Erasus Martin, :. X. Reed T. Burnhari, J T ia
VS. Eason johnson. "oodssock' O.. Jsns q, 1854.
junil A. =. CUSIINAN f co.