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remarkably wen founded The Lecomptoniies were
greatly in hopes that they could retain the Legiss'ure
this time They have been at considerable expense IN
ere,tirg hotel and new Legislative ban; the
bitter however though larger than the old bogus
ball, il still ,habby thing and the hoiel, stoae
building i. Just beirg plastersd Had the secommc-
da,ops been ever so good they womb not have pre-
vented the result. In the hnsl vote oy which the
adjournment was made, both branches threw 40
thirds for the resolution sdiourbing 10 Lawrence.
Il vas Yesterday forenoon that the resolution ad'
ourpIng TO Lawrence approved and lmuie ilateis
even body fed from LecomptOn. When Warren, Tue
Sergeant atArue to remove the bench es, wnisn
belong 10 TIE Territory from the hall, at lecompton
Mr.. Seer. tary Wslsb-'' Walsa' Favored 20
stop bin, and in this laudabe effort smsby took the
little Sergeant by the throat. All these things now
ever, awaited him ro;hipg Warren refuses 10 give
him the key and legislative furniture Is oeins re-
moved.
The Governor, in his message, adroity, though
rather quietly takes erouId against movement tor
State Constitution By the statistics OF the message
the taxable property placed at 2oOOoOoO AS i'ur
6fths of the improved farms are Dot preenp'ei ana
CT course not yettsxsble it IL evident that the wealth.
when fairly estimated will bear good proportion 70
the population. The claims admitted by the Conms
sorer, for Losses in the difficulties, amount 70 soi
go IS of which only S3S 9i2 90 for public Losses
IL hss been sent 10 Congress.
From the South We learn up to the lst, movemen
fl peace ana the settlement OF the cliff ,ultes vas
insuRursted by Montgomery IL vas Trtten settle.
n eLt, which the paJ tiles required to sign aud
those who violated il were TO Do punsheo there had
been a skirmish at Jacksop In Missouri, the pisce
where the Hamilton gang rendezvoned as tne Aarais
men were wounded on both sidee and part OF the
houses burned down. II originated with party under
Capt. Snyder. This Snyder was one OF tGoee VINO
had been left for dead by Hsm ton and hls me al the
initigsted it. Montgomery ana Brown were not con
cerned IN II KAw.
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saei.wsww ' Flsuaas Attorney,

Friday afternoon last was assigned for & hearing
upon the ThOrrdike viii, before Judge Ames OF the
Probate Court in Boston. u. K Curtis, counsel for
Lieut.. Marin, was present, and stated that Mr..
ChOste, his colleague from his duties 10 the Circuit
Court, could not attend to the case to-day. post
ponement Of the matter 10 Friday next therefore
granted Mr. Curtis stated that the jurisdiction Of this
Court would not be allowed. upless Mr.. rhorndike
was proved an inhsbtant Of the State at the time he
made the will.
The point that he was not citizen Of Bostt in
1887 has been iudciay settled as will be found by
reference to the fret volume Of Meicsls Reports PIP
2i2 to $50 II is well known that since this decision,
Mr.. Thorndike has lived in Scotland Newport, K. L.
and Paris. He was on a visit 10 Boston at the time
Of bis death. His family in France. In case the
objection raised sgsnst probate Of the viii in this
county is sustained by Judge Ames, the case will
probably be taken 70 Rhode Island as the deceased
has resided there years since he left Boston
Lieut. Marin would doubtless be grstifed at this
course, as his citizens would be upon the jury
called to decide the matter at issue.
The COde Napoleon, in operation in France, where
tie deceased last had his domicile does not permit
egscies TO public charities and Institutions TO the
detrment of the natural heirs EXCEPT in a limited
amount The csse therefore, has quite a novel as
pect at the present time.
The counsel for Lieut.. Marin are r. K, Curtis and
Rufus Choate; TO sustain the viii, james L. English
and B. +. Thomas.
10 the Probate Court, Judge Ames fixed the amour.
Of bonds to be given by the speciA administrators of
the estate Of she late Augustu, Thorndke-Messrs
W. III. Gardner and w. n. Davis-in the sum of
$4,000. This amount estimated 10 be sufficient
90 cover the income Of the estate for the next two
years during which time u is probable the questions
tBos;on Transcript
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With o,e exception, the EuropeaD gaming est ,blish
mepts are said have had m0et pros perous sessp,
and have distributed enoSiDo,s iivi3eBds. The Vice
baden Bank N rpite Of the heavy coninbstoss which
y r., ~ ~ H.%sn, nss pia ,sss
standing loss Of 800 coo fraoes which inAagureed the
sesson Tbs heavy Ioss sert tbs Jew shsres down 70
pfice lower than the dividend sabseqs.rtiy as
ubGtsd but they were eagerly purchased " sne a.
rectnrs, who realized fortune by the rsfon. no
pity tables at Wsupeen retted nearly 30 900 francs,
r.ned alrnos. exclusively frVm the reshborfps peas.
anti. Sps carried sssy above co., w ffanc. sra
pa. ~ EyEsb Dss'Psper Psf.. s"insd above 900,
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THE GERMANS IN MISSOURI.

Fro TAe Nso.,i Post German yape, Of Kaasds Cisy No
AL those who believe in the truth Of human rights
who consider the Union as the battlefield on which
the last struggle between Freedom and Slavery is to
be fought place their hopes the united working Of
the GsmUs in Missouri. VIII these rsslize such good
expectations Wnlthe Germans in this State, at the
decisive moment not only with their vctss, but if ne
oesesry with goods and blood stand up for the cause Of
freedom add human right We hope il.
We would Few especially call attention 70
for this great purpose. In st. Louis, ST. Joseph,
Kansas City, and Hermann, the German pep1la-
ton lie ehe,dy great enough, 70 found, In
connectio1 with the liberal portion OF the AMERICANS,
permanert EIee-Stste organization; and even IN
Boonve, Lexington, Weston AID other cities on the
Missouri, there intelligent Germans enosgh TO
open, in unioo with Americans, debating clubs where
the question Of Emancipation could come openly into
elscuszion Tie Germans IN this State have one ad-
van'ase over the Americans who have enngrated
here from the New England Stetes in that they are
locked upon as Conservative element hostile indeed
10 Slavery, but whose industrial activity makee their
residence of advantage. This advantage should
thty-caled 90 often the standard bearers Of Free-
corn-seek everywhere to Increase by making
capital IN every wsy for Freedom, BY az
guInsIts, aud BY defense Of the principle, and where
the way e too slippery, BY proofs that Freedom I'd
vsIoes material interests better and faster than
Slavery. However zesloosly Slavery may be de-
fenced here by the Shareholders aud others yet pubic
opinion everywhere prepared for discusslon Of the
subject and me Germans should, above al, be the
fret to lay hand 10 the work, iHasmoeh az they al
vii stueble the leaz. resisArce. The time OF mar
der and persecution for free speech IL, IL Missouri,
long pact, ard though propag for this caas,
stould be ccndn6 ted with prudence, yet IN no way
follows that a reasonable position vill bs attended
with dargsr.
IT, =. 90 80 80 a. ~.ias .srazo pin %
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ssTHE DFFEREscE.-Robsrt Morris, the cpbred
LAWYER Of Bostcn, bsrganei for residence 10 Carys-
vile but the select white inhabitants Of that locality
g.ed with the Of tue property and pre-
vented bm from making the sac. At the sale in the
parish Of IbervAe the Mississippi of the estate Of
the late Samuel Harrison, few weeks sinee, taero
were assembled large number II tue neghbonng
planters and IL is one u the wesaiest and most fah
iopsb,e neghborbooas in the State. The p ,at,tson
End negroes were offered in lump, and ssPirtsd BID
ensued. Finally the property was knocked down u
free negro for the sum Of s2D COO. After the sale the
prics ives ecmusrted op bat shere Ds.ther word
L,T INk VI .s,sYYsobaiI9l.
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THE REMOVAL OF THE KANSAS LEGIS-
LATURE.
MORE DIFFICULTIES OK THE BORDER.
opeeiA Couespo.dspce Of tie Missouri D.nooTs.- 1910
K r Ian n 49,

oTeeAI CorresIa.dSpfe OF tLe MistoLr D.nocIa o-o
LAWRENCE, K. T., Jan. o, 1879.
TIE Territorial Legislature has scioarned 70 Law
renee Gov. Medary, after keeping the joint resoln-
ton for some twenty hours, and sleepiog over It,
signed it; and thus, by the common &C, Of large
rnsitrty Of both branches and the Governor, the Oh
bogus Missouri capital and Minreo.s aIe both eft N
the ends and Lawrence, the political center Of " al
the isns" made the center OF legislation, as II Is OF
politics There can be question but the personal
comfort Of both the members Individually aud tue
aggregated Houss will be much enhanced by tie
renewal OF course the denzens and spectators
shout Lecomp,on cure Metary. They imPreca'e the
l. legislature, and cal the common sentiment against
Leeoup,oa - prejGdice.' l. II Be, u esStaah'J :
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here is distinctly stamped; Freedom or Slavery IS
the question and 10 Germans, the choice VII rot
be difficult The earlier we commence WIN toe eeemy
so much the easier al quicker viii the struggle ends
ard We ue decidedly Of the opinion that any false
naming Of parties or deception about the issues or
any naneuver of that sort, VIII not be OF the eas
ute. Let the Germans in this State be mindful OF
this let the pres do their part for the reshEng OF
this plan and the hour of redemption s not far away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19

POSTAGE TO HAYri, VIA ESGLASD.-We are re-
gaested 10 state that uncer the provisions OF Posa
CONVENTION recently concluded between the United
hlnk dom and Hsyt the SIM rate Of postage on es-
IN nom the United State 10 Hsyti, forUdded "a ne
Br'tisA NAL via England, aGd 6lter the lst Of
Jan nary lss s SO cents, prepaymeat required which
n IN rni TO destination. Washington States.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-JOHN
IN WAYDELL FREDERIC WAYDELL and Will
LIAM A. WAYDELL against MOSES KILGORE Summons
for money contrsctlCom not SCI TO the defendant
above named: You hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint this sction which hed this day In
the Of Clerk Of the City and County Of NewYork
City City Of NewYork, and 10 serve copy
Of your to the sd complaint on the suescroers AZ
their No Ill Broadway In the City Of New-fork within
twenty DAYS service Of this you exclusive
day Of such services aud you fail TO answer the said
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
will sasnst you for the Of four thousand i've
hundred and he dollars aud sixty cents with interest
thereon from the M day of January 9 besides the costs OF
ths action--D New.York, January II, 1852
BARNEY, BUTLER 4 PARSONS
Jal2 lAv6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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CANAL LErrNGs.-The cOntrscts for keeping in re-
pair certain sections of the Erie, Oswego. Chemung
and Chenango Canals were awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, ct Syracuse, on Wednesday. large crowd
Of bidders were 10 ATTENDANCE. The names OF those
tie Os rego nal, % for the ChenaDgo, - for the
Chemung "A for section and IS for section OF the
Ere Canal. Several Of the names are repeated IN the
different sts We notice some Of our Canal men are
among the disappointed. The following are the low
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ros sEA1s osI Agent for he sale Of TIE TRisrSr In
hseaA =
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EeuaI Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County notice hereby given TO s persons
,,vfns claims assnst FOLKER BECK late OF the City OF
2ewYo decessed present the same with mere
10 the subscriber, at the office Of q msADAM NO 90
ysreet in the City NewYork before the twenty
sshh day Of April next-Dsted, New-Yoik the 1nseento
AZ ~ October 1859 SARAH i. BECK
~y..oo lsvsmW Adninisrstrx, &c.
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NETWORK SUPREME COUkI-City ana
IL Comfv Of Ne~. Yori-THERONR BUTLER JOHN r
CELL, SifAs RAWsON AIT. NJ NJ BUZZARD and JARVIS
CLaMENT.-summons fer money demand on contract no
the hye named You hereby summoned and
required TO answer the comp siu in This action which
fd In the Office Of the Clerk OF The CITY ana Coun
Nv of New York on December q, 1858, snd 10 serve
COPY your answer 70 the said complaint on the sub
sorber AZ their Office No Walst In the City OF New.
YORK within twenty days amer the service hereof exclusive Of
the day service and fail - answer the sad COM
plant hin the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this Con will
tske judment you for the Of one hundred AM
seysntytvo So dollars with interest from the 18th day OF
August eight hundred and hnyfour beside the
costs OF ths action Dated December q, 1853
d22I.vsyW No. 90 Wanst, NJ Y.
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"A Mr.. Jacobs. in the Delaware Legislature, pro-
poses to repeal the law prohibiting the traffic In slaves
between Delaware and other States. t
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>,oNoTTpLTTON ICOSTIVENESS) and DYS.

prpsIA completely cured without medi mes, injections
an h.is. by DAVIS ERvALENTA CRACKERS: an asreea-
IL and nafrous and vegetable food manufactures from
800 Ogina 0epCipe Ervsen Their effect In speedily re-
strns the stomach a1d bowels ~ @ condition aston,
800 IN classes Of Certificates ard references OF
D., ost respectable unansweTsbe character Not po
ele Of drug medicine In the conpoon Of these ersef.r
"a their benefcent guaranteed repreenss or ire
yreAsse money Manufactured and cold only BY the
subsebeT hs Cracker Bakery No. Z9 Foryth Ynss ~
per pound VIII keep for yesn In any climate None
s.s sns but those rsmPed . DsyysS Nv
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ga sl'' ' 'A''' IsI9c McoEY No s vor.ythr Y.
HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN.

IL In th. connection Miss Beecher, sister Of the Rev
HIxpY wARD BEEcHER n letters 70 the people, page 49,
,ays have nine sisters aud sstersnsw and fourteen female
oou,ip, ali married and all delicate and sing Amid the
circle friends and Acquaintance cannot recall ten
married ladies' In tbis century and country who are
perfectly healthy" In cases however, where the ORAEFrS
btpe CATHoLcos been used must that health has
r.poy taken the place disease and ladies' have become robust
Ssrops vigorous and healthy.
Female irregularities weakness uterine di'pacenens AID al
heal difficulties and constitutional rooblss Of women
Ar. entirely cured BY THE GRhEFENBERG MARsHALLS
On abe Of sc Eve bottles sent By express aud charges
Address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE NJ D. Secretary Grsefenbers
Company No. 81 Psrkrow, NY.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU! u
For Diseases Of the Bladder Kidney Gravel DfoPsy tc
HELMBOLDs Extrsct Of Bu,hu for Secret aud Dehca;s
gELHBoLDs Extract Of Buchu for Nervous and Debilsted
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buohu for Loss d Memory Loss
Of Power Dimness Of Vision Difficulty Of Beathins Weak
Nerves Universal LssstUoe Of the muscular system
HELBBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for al distressing Ailments
Obstructions Irregularities. Excess In Married LIE or Esn{
Tpdcreons kc and q. Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and
Wheeler exBg 10 male female from Whatever cause they
have originated and TO mstter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu price per bottle, DEW
cred 70 address Depot No. 81 South 10th st. fblsdelpm
Pa A. B. 4 ID. SANDS Co., Wholesale aud Retail Agents.
No. 141 wihsmst, NewYort Sod by all DrusGh'
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CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT.--CITY and COUNTY OF
~ HEW-YORK.-JOsEPH C. MILLS and WILLIAM J.
MILLS against JAMES VANTlNE-summons- TO James
Vsnns You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the In this seton which will be Shed Ia the ON OF
the Cek the City and County OF At the City Hsh
In the Of NewYork and to copy OF your snswet 70
said comp the subscribers ct their office Ne ITO
Broadway the City Of EewYsrk within twenty days Aer
the Of this exclusive OF day oil such
service ard you fail 70 the said complaint with the
aforesaid the plaintiffs in ths action will take Judgment
the four thousand hundred and twelve
dollars thyesht cents with interest from the twenty
Grst dsy Of August thousand eight hundred
besides the Of this sctionDsed New York December
H 1858 CLINTON, hUDooN srApFohp
Plaintiff Attorneys No. lN Broadway.
The complaint In the above action Med In The
the CLERK Of the City and County Of NewfoTk on the
Wv" '' CLINTON HUDSON STAFFORD
sMlsvsvw PLAINTIFF Attorneys
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of CAYUGA.
O-NANCY CASE Plaintiff against ROBERT NALDRON
Marcy his wife John O. Wsdron and Ann Eliza bis wife,
Wsldon and Amrs his wife, Hannah CARR Susan
Stanton Pbebe vsnorpam, Eliza Macarthur Julia Try, Mary
safsh NJ wAldron Charles WAdon and Abigail his wife Clark
G. Wsldron C. Wsldror and Edward H. Wsldoo, De-
PENDANTS To each Of the above named Defendants You are
the complaint Of Nancy Case the
Plaintiff which has been filed in the Office OF the
Clerk sad County the 18th Of December 1885, and 70
Of the subscribers at their office IN
Auburn within DAYS after the service Of this
exclusive Of the Of service the Plsnf Will apply the
Court for the relief demanded N the complaint.
UNDERWOOD COX AVERY,
see22 lavswW Plaintiffs Attorneys. Auburn N
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n1ater Gnrt.
,1~-Dp,s ypITFR- CJTRE. A Florence.
Me1ifal.
DRApDOCK's PULMONARY COUGH MIx-

I'D rURE-Ths excellent Sedisine, for the care o. "a,
ooosha Group and general Pulmonary Conpsn,' 20,
the public. IL 10 pesssnt 70 az
sson and leaves bed result About 500 sces ss's Ise
eaed the past season City Of Hsrtord Ccan
nt date md Is nov ior u. sr: publ offered 20 Eos
citizens Of Hew-York. .,.- -. .m,...
fry n 5000 people and i've II 70 yoar 20 W. A.
,s.An, fr CoId on Croop Bold wholesale ~ ~ " "sd.A
Co No us FrsnkBB and 1t retail ~ ne OT1ss1SI
ssrs1 ana sold 1t Hartford, Conn, By JOIN skADpoSA
brusfixt and Apotheosry.
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1859. EEAB0N ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
IL sT-LOUis. sr. PAUL -
2TILLWATER.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
iHk following swift and superior Steaners win
compose this line for the present seasons
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Capt .GRAY.
HkNRY CLAY Capt 6rEvkHsox.
PkMBINAW Capt. 9srYYIrH.
METRIPOLITAN, Capt. RHoDEs.
WIN. L. GIVING, Capt. GREENE.
EoRTHERNER, Capt. AFFORD.
They will leave Keokuk, for st. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for 81. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity omfort and per
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganization on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN 4 CO., Agents,
Levce, Keokuk.
WARDEN &SHALER, GenI Agts., st. Louis.
Feb26d
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sfTwnLvn LrnEs on Lnss MAKE a SouAxr.

ssstness Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
ia, etherwfse $40.
Inner1 Notices II 90. Obituaries, according
- Dpaes 1ee1ptsA-
DIsfasysd aavsftissments half more than the
abeys T1tW.
AAsestissnsAts lsAded and placed under the
- q Especial Notices." double fAe ordinary
SAlee.
6pseial Notices In the Local Colann 20 cent.
n1r Iine.
Advsrtiseaents oedered on the inside exelu-
Mvsly In the Daily, after the 6rst two week Q,
80 Per cant. more thAA tho above rates.
All frsnsierf s1ssvtSseasess nxsf BE paid for
Sn slsSAcs. Thia rsls will not be varied from
when the advertiser usss the Weekly alone,
the price will be- the same - in the Daily
whore the Daily and Weekly are both used,
IS PER cent. will BE- deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present systsm, tho advertiser
pays % much for the spsee he oceapies, the
shAsgss being 6Aargsahls for tAe csmposition
enJy.. This piAA 10 now fsnerAlly adopted
Oar charge Tor shangss viii BE Is cents per
square.
- In al easss whore advertise m ents are
1issoatinnsd beiors the expiration OF the year
oS the tins contracted for, they will be charged
up q our regular rates for the time actual
n In.
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WA. II. GROVER,
Attorney 1T aw

~ ASVS
DRACTICE6 only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
- anA dsvotss his time chiefly "a Commercial
oaess. Dssiness from abroad will receive careful
aeesutiea- once No. IS Chestnut street.
Jan. 4, sje-d&uIy
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n IL w
B o OF, = IN Oe.
LEATHER SEORE!
WIn.Es .nser,Isssd ign have opened s'.. .,os. i
Block, betwecn5th and 9th xts, where they will Ee
pleased to wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF TIE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirtng,
Bride and
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and all kinds Of
Upper Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe Findings Lasts
Pegs, 10.
Desiring 20 merit it, VIC ask . share Of the pub
lie patronage EVANS 4 BIDLEMAN.
Reokuk, Sept. 8, '5s-d&w
1850. spring and Sumner 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
I.n.HurcHIHsoE. JAHxs pEvEy
HUTCHINsoN ON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st- bel. Main h o huson * hOKUK.
Lave JUST received At their Fashionable
Ii Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
: choice and IS excellent supply of Brcsacloths,
ING GOODS, OF all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
stantly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit ali who
~ Nd nd hat -
them call. s3*
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
=. r. CARET,
DEALsR IN d
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 80 Main-st., bet. Sd and 4th,
LAS opened ii the above stand, ns1t door . Il. Il.
- ID Woodward Co., general assortnont or
goods in his line. and win be pleased to seesny aud
all his friends who may be in want Of Groceries and
Provisions.
Jan. Il, is5s-d
3 4ssM -. E.-:: sEssEA < l..
rlsHE FOURTH TERM Of the "Keokuk Fem Ale
Seminary will open on MONDAY, APRIL
18th, the basement Of the Chatham Square Church
corner Of Seventh and Morgan streets, who're tenn
porary accommodations, except for the pfimsry
Department, have been secursd in rooms cool dry
and easy Of access. al
The Board Of Trustees Of this Seminary, elected
from various reli -ious denominations and repre-
nenting a large part oi the Christian community,
desires BY the united and 90 operative efforts Of tho
friends VI education TO establish gradually such
m institution ~ our city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution Is Rev. G. A.
W1LL1AM 70 whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made q 'I8@ Il
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six 70 ten years of age may b. received under she
care Of Miss urmston, its present teacher who re-.
ceiyes all the incomes Of that department.. #a
The charges for tuition will be ~ and 90 in the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for Incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
German, &C., extra charges will be MADE.
Itis desirable that persons designing to become
pupils be present punctually on the first Of the
session. WM. THOMPSON,
prcsidentof the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY STRONG, Secy.
Keokuk, Apr. IL, lSbo-d
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Kookuk Book-BindeYy,

AND BLANK BOOK dldANUFAoTORY.
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Ibsttern. Court Records il psticss' Doeksts, A.
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