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either from his heart broken feelings deprivng him Of al
ambition, or perhaps from prejudice against him-re-
acting ffom the present sympathy for him.
The opinion, however, very freely expressed, that
the circumstances against bis wife were proven "a
clearly the Washington correspondents aege they can
be, and that he escapes punishment from natural SYM
pathy with his wrongs, he will be praised for his
anness and courage rather than blamed for his ipetu
osty and that he may out Of the difficulty better
and wiser man, standing well In the community az
before this truly lameulabe occurrence, SO unexpected
70 fairly shock the social circle OF the country.
The conduct Of Mr. Butterworth reported was freely
canvafeed, and in great condemned The tact
Of his engaging the deceased conversation and looking
calmly while the shooting took place. spoken Of
reprehensbls in the highest degree by those who could
excuse Mr.. Sckes his natural indignation. But Mr..
Butterworth, II was urged, had such mpuse; he had
no Keen feelings Of anguish revenge; what right had he
to become accessory before the fact Such tho
varied comments on Mr. Butterworth's conduct But on
the other hand urged that he need not have known
what was Mr. sickles purpose; he need not have been
aware that killing intended and since his friend
had been injured he perfectly justified IN doing what
he could to help Mr. Sckes to meet his wronger that
was not only his right, but his duty.
Such were the sentiments feelings and opinions ex-
pressed yesterday in every part of the city, The exc.e
ent was very great and the conversation the subject
az impulsive and emphatic rs II was general.
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Bound WEsT-We hear from reliable sources
that every hotel in s. Louis crammed "chuck fu Of
people, waiting for the moving OF the waters In order
TO sweep onwards TO the still widening West, and that
many, unable 70 obtain rooms In the hoels have gone
down TO the Missouri river In boats, and are boarding
there M 20 per day In order 10 berths tor the
nrst uips Of the season. Tho ice s broken and
vgason viii soon commence, and then look out for the
uampDR thousands through Streets with pick and
axe, onward to the gold placers Of the mighty West
Lsapenwoh (Kansa0 Ledger, Ftb IL.
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RETURN OF Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY wnlIAxs-We learn
by letters from London that the great theatrical favores
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will return here in septem
oer and commence tour Of the country. They were to
finish their engagement at Drury Lane on tho Oath
February, and would then 60 10 some other London
,beatre The average net receipts Of Mr. and Mrs
Williams in England have been 5000 per month which
the best proof Of their success Mr. W. Corbyn their
business agent
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Amelia Naish Mrs Woodruff and nfant Mrs Ida wcckel
and child, Mr. and Mrs Flower. Mrs Madisan, four child
Nr McCariy, c wo thngton, Hess, Mrs Aun Davis,
Dani, Wilson, Mr. Taylor, W Potter, A Given, J
Archibald, Mr. Austin, Morgan May, Arthur May Thomas
etee.nge.
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THE PARISH WILL CASE.
n~co~n n f,r1 Rauoh

NOMINATIONS ASSISTANT ENcxxKRs-The Board OF En-.
gneers and Foremen Of the Fire Department held meeting
last night at Fremens Ha-Chief Engineer In the
Chair resolution adopted hold the election for As
ssant Engineers on Thursday night between and IL o'clock
At The ySons engine houses throughout The city, The returns
may elect The Chair appointed the following named persons
a. inspectors Of EectonJohn sowey OF Engine Company
NO. "; George H. r. Lynch of Hose Company No 81 John
McMsnamy of Hook ard Ladder No IL The regular meeting
venton and nominated candidates for Assistant Engineers
The following named persons having the highest number of
vees declared duly nominated the regular candidates
70 be voted for at the ensuing election yis large A.
CfeGer John Bauch Elisha Rngsaud John Decker Daniel
Donovan, H. W. Jacobs, James wenman. VIM. Hackeu,
Timothy L. West Peter ~ Cornwe, Francis Clark Stephen
Mitchell john Cavauagh, john feeny Clark Vanderbilt Tho
edcre Reese, John Gran James Mount John wildey
n. " Mackey For the Fret and Second Listrcs-G. J.
Rucbe, John Brce. John Hummen, George McGrash The
meeting then adjourned.
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THE FEELING IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Feb Z6 IB5S.
The intelligence Of the Washington shooting affair reach.
ed here this morning before the Legislature assembled
As Mr. sckes 10 well known, either personally by
puaton by almost every body the elegraphc
the affair communicated 70 every body with the quick
ness Of thought Public opinion here seems to justify
Sckes in thus promptly Furnishing the seducer Of his WIFE
II has been the town talk throughout the cyabout the
legislative hais and the streets and cornersdurng the
whole day. Extras issued, and the newsboys made
rapid sales Of the telcgraphic account as issued.
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Personal Intelligence.
Governor Bingham and wife, Of Michigan, were in Syra

1Dteu1Rences
Governor Bingham and wife, Of Michigan were in Syra-
cusc on Saturday. .
brother Of 0rsni has arrived in Turin from America
and taken service in the Piedmontese army.
Judge Parker late democratic candidate for Governor
and ex Lieutenant Governor Gardiner are OgdensburR
one as referee, and the other COUNSEL in an important
law suit now on trial there.
Americans registered at the banking Office Of Lansing,
baldwin Co., No 8Pace DO In Bourse Paris from JAM
n 10 Feb. 10, 1869;-M K. Jesup and lady G. Ashap
and family r. G. Hutchings W. Binns R. W. Beatty, Jno
Quick and wife @. Putnam and lady, J. O. veru, O.
c. Ieary, n. V. Burey NJ Phineas j. f. Cody and fami
~, J. 8. Tappan, P. T. Heartt, New York; 7. Melor,
Pennsylvania; Mrs. A. Field, J. r. Noyes, Ohio W. E
Johnston, G. C. Sebby, Georgia. r. r. Reid, H. D. Catfor
MIA.
ARRIVALS
From Charleston In the steamship James AgerJ Tobias
Kennerty Henry, A ID Mofeu. Boyce and lady
Lewis Il Goldberg and lady, Miss Barne. W Manpnsh
W Ostrander. 7 Il Gregg W bradley W P Dsam y Mar
tine Howland, Kaufman Beltzer Miss KAloa. Miss
Young, Craig MISS Stewart Mia L Butler Nnste
Cathout sister, Converse wilson, W W Louaon
MeIsha, Mrs Lewiston, q Mamie, A Prngle, O PHn
Bappoldt q Berslyn PArk, ? Molcney, Quinn. @
lady.
From Port Plau in he schr curolne Cassy-J aasas
Gaw. W I4hgow.
DEPARTURES.
For AspinwA In the brig Costa RcaJames Amory Moore,
new YORK CITY, bearer OF despatches; Herbert Parry Of
For Naracaibo In the bark Tcresa--Georse Robins.
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The United States sloop of war Marion was Al st. VIM
cent Cape dc Verbs the LIST Of February letter bag
from her arrived at Savannah 23d ult
We bave advces from Genoa up 10 the 28th February
The United States ffgate Wabash sti remains herc
and painting ship and making other preparations pro-
paraory to starting for spezza, where shc intends taking
in stores.
Lieutenant Henry B. Tyler now on leave ia ordered 10
report at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks for duty.
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The Law Courts.


SUPREME COURT-GKNERAL TERM
FEB 2SDecisions rendered in hs following
O,cen ~ Beach rs Norman ". Washbvn and oers-Order
nlImed, without costs
The People Francis Didon-The defendant was tried and
convicted the Court Sessions Of the crime of and
bill Of exceptions aAen and the case brought before this
Court
The decon Of the court was the exceptions must be
which the trial bad with 70 proceed and render
John Fitch rs Geo y. HaH-Motiou denied, without preu-
dice to the pans rights apply TO the general term In the
Third dsrct for such order ~ be may be advised.
PARISH WILL CASE.
Before full Bench.
This before the general term or The Su-
preme settle ment Of the de the several
peals from decision of the Surrogate Judge EdnoRds
presented admitting the will rejecting the second
third codicis and awarding an issue to the first codc
that decree should be entered each appeal
the Court decided. Mr. OConor for Daniel James
Parish that the appeal Of Joseph Delfed should
he being neither isgatee under the codicls
interested therein except executor II like
insisted the side that the Court had power
and counsel fees against the estate
unsuccessful appellants The appeal from the the
out Of the este VIII be argued 70 morrow at IL O'Clock
Court OF the first Monday In March,
srrrRIon CorRr Trial TERN x-Day Calendar for Monday
March Mos o. E2 49, 40. 4s1. 4ss 49, 497, 6O2 5Os
bi2 5l3 as SIS SIS, 5ls o2l 523 525 526 $40 6s 6S SSs
b6 s sS9 $40, 62 S4 S4S $40. No General Term this
Extra Day Calendar for Monday March 7Nos g. 49, 49,
60 So6 oo Sl6 $40, 624 s2s, Ss2 Ssb SSs ST. ST. $50.
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p O s r S O r I p r..
p O s z S O r I p r.
TUESDAY, 81 "A. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF The CITY OF BAL TIM0Re.
(>-~~>N>~o>~S~OO>~>~-~~~
FOUR BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~~~~~>~~~~~~--~>-~~~>~~~~-
SUBSIDENCE OF THE WAR FEELING
SOL S SO So 95 Ia.
>>N~~~N~o~~~o~~-~-oo~~o
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS,
&c, &C., 10.
ARRIVAL or The CITY or BALTIMORE.
FOUR BAYS LATER FR9M EUROPE.
sUBsIDENCE OF THE WAR FEELING
coNsoLs SO SO a es Ia.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS

The screw stearihip City of Baltimore, Capt. Lech,
which sailed from Liverpool at about 1910 the
ing Of the leh OF February arrived here quarter
three O'Clock this morning
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool at 40 p NJ
the 14ln
TIE Cunard screw steamship Jura, which was 10 have
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of February, simua
ncopsy with the Canada only proceeded short distance
down Ae Aersy when she came 10 anchor, owing to the
bay STATE Of ne weather. Az she was lying in the stream
tho night tho l2th, she into by the steamer
il1sor ror dublin and bad her bowsprit, agure mead
aud cutwaie carried away rendering il necessary for her
20 into dccA for repairs Her cargo damaged
and supposed she would be again ready for sea on
or about the 10Th OF February.
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political prisoners on board, at Cadiz on the Sd
February for the purpose Of transferring the prisoners
Spanish vessel bound 70 New York. The commander o
the English steamer Amazon had offered 1t Cadz TO con
vey al the e1iles 70 England free Of CHARGE but his oe
was declined
The Hereditary Grand Duchess of Tuscany, daughter
the King Of Tuscany. died At Naples.
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hmY The thoughts Of these little children and especially
Of the fate Of the little one which is yet to the light
saddened many hearts Their prospects In life have surely
been blighted in the bud.
In the law courts the impression seemed 10 be very pre-
vaen that no Grand Jury could be found TO indict Mr.
sckes at least that no jury would convict him Of
MURDER that the Of those few appeals to the
higher law which men, knowing their own natural
impulses, very 10th 10 punish in others. seemed
be the general opinion that Mr. Sickles would be
leased WITH perhaps, brief term Of Imprisonment owing
to the aggravaon which led him 10 commit the deed Of
blood-an aggravaton which must make the blood Of
boil with indignation and rage, and which no mar
red contemplate with the slightest idea that he
could control himself should he be subjected to IT,
Similar cases cited where ures acquitted men for
revengng dshonor 10 themselves families Singleton
Mercer's case in Philadelphia was alluded TO as one.
Many, very many, regretted that Mr. sckes could not
have 80 far controlled himself as let the law take it's
course or be satisfied with less sanguinary revenge.
Some set forth the position of the deceased his unarmed
condition. his uppcatons for mercy, as circumstances
which should have paated his punishment But these
were constantly met with retort that the punishment
could not be too great for such crimedesroying the
happiness Of families for the momentary qualification Of
urt that such man should be shot like dog, without
quarter or mercy, and ruthiessy.
Some affected 10 disbeeve that the evidence was 20
strong represented against Mrs. Sckes that perhaps
the deceased was guilty, but merely loved the little
eciot Of boastnShs intimacy with Mrs. sckes; that no
such overwhelming proofs spoken Of could be obtained
Among Mr. slchles political friends tho affair was much
regretted, a. affecting most seriously bis political pros
pects as well as blightng his domestic peace. Some
thought that whatever might be his punishment, any,
he could never assume his place again In political circles
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PASSENGERS PER STEAM HIP CITY OF BALTIMORE
Nine hirsch, John Weston, Mrs Mary Weston, Mis-
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COMM R GAL.


DAIG5 Cars orr OSy1o1,l
Kssknk, Alril llsA.
JxOun ntsy, d y y q 81 pSr sa1k.-.
/ n11s, q ~ pr sask. lxtra, (fsll whsas)
~ = = pr bsl. orahan, 933B pr ~ IL.
D1AM AND SHORTS, 1 ~ psrI3e.
Co4N-7S sts.; fsady SALE.
DAkLEY-6ping, AeaSS, Tali, ssasSe.
WHEAT.-o5 70 10 FOR Spring, ! 90 to -
for Fan.
OAT6-IA rsqusst at 90 TO 10.
kYE-Sos 70 ~; little coming in.
foTAroEs-SsaFes, 90 10 by the load retail
3taSes1s pr peak.
dAOC1RI1S-N. o. Sugar fair 7a7}, No. i,
u prime .. clarified e}a1o, srushsd and loaf .
tsl4s- Aolsssss- Plantatien ~ toA4s, b. n. 80
- =, Golden Syrup, 7S 70 go. CoTss--Rie u
y III. Java 10 70 lss. Rios (aswJsi TO ~.
e0AP-Paln SIC, Family 70.
CANDL16-6tar 81 to -, Btsarins Is. Mould
~.
LARD-Ie2 to IL ]; retail 134e.
BUT14R-letc Is; ehoiss n 70 IS; retail 30.
HIDks-Dry,1 y I!}s1 grssa, ~ tss.
HAy-Prairis Is 70 . Tinsshy ard Hnea-
Ran. - 70 4lsi Bslsd =. tll u I'll; Kstail 1lS
s1xD6.-Hunsasian Grass, 91 IS 70 - eas. !,
TinstAy,11 - sol -; Pax ossd. q eea11 -.
Onions, % - sss Eggs, - u !;
Ysathsss, Sts 70 t53e; White Beans, 90 y l3S.
RAUI1-5air supply. Grssa apples, sAsiss, -
- 70 % - psr ~. Dried spplss. 33s6 - - 81
pr bushsl. Dried pssehss, - 70 70 ~ -. Hal
sins, - 50 - 3 rs.
CHB1SH-W. b. u 70 IL; DsnnaSk 10 q II.
PROVISIONS - Moss Pork >is -; Hams u,
6houldsn T.; sleaf siass ..
B1sY-1a1as grsss - 70 - pr quarter.
6HKBP-e1 70 % 3 Asad.
HOGS Dressed, . % 70 ~.
sALT-0. A., 81 30 10 81 IS Per saek Ksaa-
wha, 2eoa3lo pr Dbl; Liverpool, 113S Per saek.
Lake 81 3sA1 u p bbl.
FISH-Masksssl, No. l - 70 81 = MI; No.
33l6toels; Ma. , ~ to$13. white, No. q %
- ts - = half bill; No. ! ~ = = a. -. CsA
Fish Ito - b.
xxcuAsss.-On New York for ssrrsaey II pr
ssat.; ferseh Dsr cent. st.Losis per ssnt.
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Axravals ~ sAs Dillings Meass.
APRIL III.

A4x1v010 ~ ehO WA1Aa0g0 hence.
APRIL IL.
. =. 8ssrs, Q. n. p. Scott, Lawrence; Thomas
ut, Ksosasasa; =. H. Lsgsst and Lady, Fair
I J. 1. Loring, Indiaaola; J. G. Jshason, CHI
y 9in Lewis, AieAiesn; Mrs.. ConAat, Lssis-
y Jaeob Dill, Ohio; Jas. 8. Wisnsr and lady,
|tsF1 Stage Co.; J. Smith and lady, d.; r. n.
" OarthAsa.
APRIL H.-t =. 4.
=, Craig, Detroit; Jas Craig. Dstrsit; G. TAoa-
(1aohanptsA, n. ~ He. Lsae, N. X; B. n.
~. John Hardy, " Ozark, Min Aussll, 81.
IS ~. :. Knowiton, Hoskport, ILL.,; 4. Jeafiss,
ID Rsake Mn. Williams. Aiehieaa; n. How
oskaloesa; J. 8. Whsaton. Aeasy; Mis- syl-
= Ms.J Q. 3. Dansst, Chisasb; 3. Larsen, n.
Oppenhsin1E. d.; !. II. Wassstt, Ksoksk;
1spy, ~. MaAlssa; ". 8. 6~arts, :. Charsh,
1sak, M Pratt, Providsnes, b T.; o. White,
Wooarak, \. X; y. 0aGnan, Wks Mrs..
MI ,. Dsstngabargh. A. 3. Haynss. In
~.
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EIne watch RePAiFiag.
FTsHR subscriber being obliged to make change
i In the WAfca REPAIHIHG DsPARrnKST, has NJ
cured the services Of competent workman--ons
Who nadsssaaaAs his business thoroughly. Great
care viii - taken with oil work entrusted 70 my
caro, - - work warranted 20 give satisfaction.
1Ae ApsrtnS ~ Ciseks, Jtsreiry, &C., also the
mauA 1nctsring u goods Of every description shall
receive ny poFoonal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-WoEk Of al kinds not giving perfect sat-
affection, will b promptly nd listed by calling on
the subsesibsf, at No. Estes House
ApKil e-lk0 EAM'L &. BRIDGES.
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~ 1Ro0 sh0 Geld Seekers.
= lgisa1s lsttef was resolved here, tho 9TH
|11g, 1seo CIR friend, Williaa 0fahan,
- - = Tie Platte Valley on his way to
~ Peak. He writes thas there are sew
Aeusand persons in bic vicinity detained
- high watsrs; thas % far - he can
- The prospects u the mines are gloomy,
80 present condition Of the snigraats
t1ne prospects before then are very dis
lining. HI i going onto the aiass,
advises I'll his friends here TO wait Gill
= ksaS frea hin again before ventaring
- q uncertain pursuit Of fortune q
~ Peak.
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& 000A Mssnso - Auction.
Z = - - special attention u our road
49, - a1vWliasnsas Of Real Estate q
11sa. II $50 III aksplass this morn
- = - - Asnsr q 1U1llA end
nssa saEss1 - he pespaNy uiQ u
oG1ea - - h6n1k lk11fI
@ r1eu11s afnnmnla -
1p y sssssRssse Ases, nd,
6se1 siase 6eAAiss vifsssssd one st Ill,
ID - thisk go will serve 70 snlivsn and
1asst or sttissGs By way Of reminding them
thes eed tins past, IL not BY encouraging
- With : prsspset Of a'sgood time CON-
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Facts in Dentistry.
Dr. L.. @. INGERsOLL, Dsnsiss.
Desires 70 call the special attention Of those who
4 F AC + s'd
1. Tbs skin Of the Dentist il seen in his suseess
In preserving the natural organs.
II. The Teeth 10y b preserved through life. .
Nv. Timely and skillfal Alling with pure seld
u . ceyssts rsns6y for dooay.
Y. Il y ssTisss neglect 70 wait for tooth-aAhs
- drive the suAersr TO Dentist.
WI. Tartar destxoys Teeth and Gums, without
Wi. Hany suasr for years with Neuralgia 4
the face, stomach and lungs, from no Other cause
VIII. had Teeth disagurs the eounssnaacs, In
feet the breath, dsfangs tho stomach, impair
health, distraet the nerves, anA war With god No
turs.
DIR. INGER5OLL
Performs all operations on the Teeth end Gsas,
corrscts Irregularities Of the Tesths inseets
ARTIR TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts In Artificial Palates and Obturators for olsft
Believing that the bsst operations in Dentistry
arc the satat and therefore the cheapest and most
satisfAstoFy both 70 the operator and patient, Dr..
:. does not odsr any particular IN the
line Of sCuRAP DEHIsrRY, 'prsfsrring the patIoa-
age o. those who prefer M beat opsraters, andoaa
appreciate the nsesssary care and skill IN pro-
ducing thsm.
An sxamination Of specimens both Of Artificial
TssA aad q very beautiful hllings Of crs'ai Gold
- Prices for fun sst Of Teeth, from SIS 70
1l7S. ExAmination of the Teeth without charge.
DsHrAL RoonsCornsr Of Third and Main sts-,
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~Hostestsrs celebrated 6tom1eh Bittsn, for
Jssndies. Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chrouis Debility
ass very plsasant to the taste and smell, and can
- taken under any circumstances. In oasss of
Dyspspsis 1t scts like magic, Strengthening TIE
tone Of the stomach, stimulating the digestive
powers, and giving rsddy health to the cheek, and
brghtasss to The eye. In All oasss Of diseases Of
the stomach, whskher acute or chronic. It may b
recommended for tn soothing, cordial and reno-
waiting inAusnos. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss II
appetite, nasssa, nervous trsnos. relaxation, DE-
hlity, Ac., are relieved by thsss Bittsrs in very
short spass Of time, and perseverance, in their NE
never fails TO work = thorough cure. For sale BY
druggists and hotels generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
ApsIl-dkw Main-st, bet Sixth and Ssvsnth.
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H. x. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors to Deming Lovs,)
BANKERS,

III. X. LOVE 4 CO.,,
Successors to Deming 3 Lowell
BANKERS,
EIVE particular attention to collections, and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day of payment.
RKPERRNc8s:
Bank of North America, New York.
Drexel Co., Philadelphia.
Il. w, Clark Co., -
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio, GAINESVILLE.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov1Ad
WIN. fa0nPsoH. D. ". DAIL1Y.
WIN. THOMPsON 4 co.,
BANKERS,
Corner or MAIN ana ssconA sts..
KEOKUK IOWA,
Nov. 8. SD
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BARTLETT, KAYE Z CO.,
Inportss and Dealers in
PAINTS. OILS, VAKN16H10,
WMDou oLAl CLllSWLRk llUaID, q.
No. lAS Mafn Sc, Dss. SsA = osA,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
g. r. 01EHORW,
WATCHhAKER AND JEWHLER.
Thfrd-st hef ain ana Johunon

A0hOVSss w. AoAA oO0 000yUOS
A1UA IL
have Rsosivsda new assortment Of thoss hns
Perry Watches. For Railroad Tinsksspses thsy
ars unsurpassed. Call and examine the bsst Wsteh
ever o1sTsd In this market. general Assortnsnt
II Ans Geld Jswelry and Coin Silver Wars. En-
craving daas On goods SOLD without charge.
0RRCTACLED.
To those in want Of Spsots-
slss, would say, come whore you san have pair
sslssssd shss will sat yosr EYES, and Of tAs kind
= Glasses that are nsshaaisally adapted 70 salt
svssy condition Of sight. This 10 NO 0ssss
work.
Ny personal attention will be givsn 70 the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jsweiry, BE-, which
will b warranted TO give satisfastion. Every
description Of Goods in my line made TO order
Engraving done at Short Notice.
dsoldkw
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2o13Ax =. > I'm NJ.
w1oLssALx DEALSa N
- . OTIS AND , H . 4 .,
no. S. MAIN-ST,
Up Stairs, over H. K. Love Co.. Bank,
mch1lAkH1m
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
WE have he p.sassrs 70 inform esr friends
w aaA thepsshe gsnFally tAet ~ have lsassd
for = tern q ysars, ths large aad eommodious
store No. - nafnSt., bstwsca "a and 4th (formsr-
II ossar&sd - - Agricultural Waxeruon by
nseus. Amsdsn = Cal and shall - pleased 70
aAow our goods = al wanting anything n eas line
and Nuts, choice Grssoriss, Tsss, Gaeaar, spisss,
-. 10. ..d everything appeftaaalag q ~ Giro
osry aud Provision busineso.
orr sAlss wilA - Ter CASH ONLY i
All goods purchased atrstail will be delivered
- herotofore, 70 any part ef the city, promptly-
Respectfully, KELLOGG = BIk0E.
April 8. '5S-d
rastilies Ne Paris,
ESOR THE Allsvistion and Radical Cure Of
DhaON UnIT1S.
and other diseases OF the Throat also, In giving
instant rsliet - hoafssnces these PastfIIes havo
besa nssd and found eminsntly etRcasious, and ~
highly recommended BY numbers Of the most ais
sinsaished public speakers In boxes, 1t = cents.
A. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the uolden kAkle and Mortar,
aprsa ss Nain-st.
1aemp ae~N.
IN BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
4. J. WILKINSON.
..as s,i' 4 H. Golden 1.s'' - J, s; S.;...
- @AAss.Us
AAIaTEOKD EInE INsUnANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD.
IHc0RPoaATnp II 1870.
Capital .oee Ssvpiss. $33s SIS 81
ALL PAID UP.
DIREcToRs-H. Huntington, Albert Day. james
Goodwin, Chas. Boswell, Henry Ksney, Calvin Day,
Job Allyn, John r. Braoe, Chs. J. kass.
THO. g. ALLYn, 6sc,y. H. HuH1uoFon. Pres't.
9. 9. LrnAn, Asa'ts.o. ". N. BOWS, Ast'ry.
WIN. W. BELKANAP, Agent.
Keokuk, April ., '6o.d
i. HOWE,
Olsy Auctfenesr. ksekuk, Iowa,
yX/ILL attend TO sales of Merohandise. Furni.
Nv ture, Horses, Carriages, Real Estate and eli
kinds Of Personal Property.
TERMS EASY.
OAee q B. A. Williams' store, Main-st., between
g ma Ath. msh17d
| y 1ADIEs, FANCY HAIn rms.
1ANOIH0k large asSor tment lust received at No
q MAin-st., between ID and Sd.
| tanSldlW BAILEY BLISS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-13
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