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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-31

MISS DOUD'S
tcEl.EGT SCHO Il FOR YOUNG LADIES
ana tmal Boys At the corner of High and LIST str :.
Sept. 5th. .t.
~ Cirogsrs may be had at DR.. J. L. Kidwers, DIR.
Clssef's, and II. l.. Ofdtt's,
RefsYsncsS-Rev. DR.. Norwood DR. Raniamin
BOh1sr, DIR. T.. Brewer, DIR. ]. l.. kidwell and II
L.. onutt. S2-2w
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-situ.ted
Georgetown, st the tersection OF the 6corgetngn
ana Little Falls roads, consisting Of In2 scres In
Sulre on the premises, or Off. RICHAR DS ccr.er
18th and streetE. WashirgtOn. n. c. /. Ia ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-31

t'oE jSI,S EjNST,SWith or without Furniture, FIRST
snd Ifh-resldcnce of the late p. C. Johnson The
| house contains the modern improvements, large
rooms, and rs IN good order Application shouId &,
made imm ediately on the premises An Is-Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-31

~ WASHlNGTON SELECT SCHOOL,.
~ Corner Of ln.h n rd q sfrests.
mi ne exercises OF this School will be resumed on
Thursday, the day of September.
au2-2w SAM'L KELLY, Prin'l
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENTING three story and basement
BhiCh HOUSE at the southeast corner of 9Th
ana streets, with Office rooms on 9th street nesI
tne me fost nfhce Department. For terms apply tC
. NM. X; EIiEf, corner ath street, and opposite
centre Market, az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-31

MISS NJ. RIODELL'S SELECT SCHOOL
ll FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. AL TWELFTH STREET.
The duties Of this institution will he resumed on
Monday, the 5th Of September au9 92.2v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-31

On 8.h Sfrcet, bsfrsSn X and l..
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY Sbnt
9Th Circulars may be obtained at Bookstores or
on apPhcatIon to the Princi pal at the Instruction
The llmltsd number of scholars thirty ) the am D q
private play grounds, and the quiet location ender
TINS most desirable school for hoys.
al 20 Il A. C.. RICHARDS, Prln'L
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAiLv CARS CIrr Owes, /
keokuk Jan. Tth.

DAiLv GAYS Cirr Ovy,cs,
keokuk, Jan. Tth. /
FLOUR Country, ~ - 70 t175 per sack
saperhns, 81 Is 70 u VI per sack Extra, .fll
whaatl - to 90 - pr bA. GrshAn, - rs PEI
100 Ihs.s - skssgs
BRAN AND SHORTS. soc per 100,
coRN--5o to 80 ets.; ready sale,
BARLRY--Spring, Aeass, Pail, sessSc.
WHEAT SoaIo0c for Spring; ~ 10 i 10 foi
Fall.
.oATS--In request - - - 50.
RYE--45c to bbcj little coming In.
PoTAfoEs--Searos,S 5 to TO BY tAs loaa retail
16c.s per peck. @N
aRoofRIEs--N. o. Sugar fair 71as, No. /, ST.
10 prime u, clarified e1aio, esushsd And IoAf /,
tsl1t. Molaasss-PiAntation ~ to4sc, q. HI /,
70 ~, Golden Syrup, ~ TO roe. coaee--Rio II
70 III. Java 1910 No. Rice tnewlB 70 5ie.
sOAP--Palm Gle, Family b4c.
CAEDLEs--st.r 21to ~, Stsarfns I3I. Mou ID
Ito lz3.
LAED-Fairsuppiy,s tosi
BUTTER--1e 10 -; choice 10 TO 30.
HIDES Dry, IA 70 ltic; green, 81 to 81.
3 HAY--Prairist5t to - Timothy and Hunga-
rIsn, - 10 $40; Baisd do. $ll to 4i2j Retail, SIS
SEEDS HsneArian Grsss, rs 10 % sts. Tim,
othy,41 20 tol rs; Flax Seed, 81 otat1 70.
SHNDRTEE--Vnions, s5to S5 Eggs, 22aa5e.
Feathers, 5te TO 40c; White Bssna, Csc to 90.
FRuIT-Fair Anpply. drssn apples. choice -
10 to - 90 per bb,. Dried apples, 37se TO 81 TO
per bushel. Dried peaches, - 30 to % rs Raj
sins, - 20 70 4 90.
CHEESE--W. no to 02i Denmark 81 10 g.
PROvIsIONS--Nsw Mess unsettled; Hams .
Shoulders Z, clear sides 8.
BEEF 2a7Ac gross ~ 70 80 per quarter.
SHEEP--t2 TO - y head.
Hoas.-Dressed, . 5otott ~ very heavy, s.
aALT-a- A.. ~ 40 u II Is par sacA -Essa-
VIA, 7coa7l0 per Dbl. Liverpo1l, t315 per sAck.
FfSH-- Aaekersi, No. l $40 70 al = bhf No
3$lt - eis No. ; e12totiS. white, No. a. rs
70 IS % y half Dbl; No. ~ seto - rs Cod
Fish tEo b.
ExcsASeE.--Os New York for currency IA per
ssst.; for gold per cont. St.Losis per osns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

FssxcH EnloaArIoS.- with pop
ulAtion OF over thirty -4vs nilliona, hss fer
nished but comparatively small contingent
to tho European emigration. Dsring ths
las. ten years also, 900 psrsons enigra.ed
from Great Britain and Ireland, And from
Germany |, zoo, 200, while France IN the same
period lost only 200 900 psrsoDs By emigra-
ton. In 1856 1897 psrsons smigrated
from France, Of whom 1854 settled 10 Alge-
fia. Il ASST the emigyation fron France
numbered Ii, 800, Of whom ,oo2 sosghs new
homes y Algeria.
EwMan 10 like . snow-ball. Leave hin
living II idasssss aEainse the sunny fence Of
prosperity, and oil the good that's In him
inslss like baseer butf kick him around, and
he gathers strength with every revolution,
unsit hs grows into an, avslanchs. 70 sac-
cssd yoa nass kssp moving.
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r E M O v E D.
1 /!
y. =. s n I r Il
MERCHANT TAILOR,
IIas Removea 70
No. rs MAIN-sT., BET. SECOND THIRD.
Having just returned from the East,
HE'S Now III CEIvING
Asslsct AAssrtnems
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will b. happy TO sxhbi. to All who call.
With bis facilities for obtaining
THE LATEsT xTYLEs or GooDs,
And constantly receiving e
kvsrysAins view IN me way 81
HON,
He respectfully invites the ,0entiemen Of Keokah
and vicinity, when In wsntof
aAsr-sirflHG AND ElcK-MApK cLofuMo,
@ro sivx six cALL.-~
N. B.-Partieulsr attention paid to CUTTING
II. others 4e make. asoy.s etutAss cut.
ksokuk, sspt. Is, SD
ANDREW y. WILLIAMSON,
Late wilkinson 4 Marshall
Wholcsaie and Retaii Drugslst.
No. % MAIN-ST,
lnFFEhS Tor cash 10 tho trade, and at retail, .
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Otis
painse and pyo, window diass, Clan " ars and
Aug Is, SD
NITkAlE Silver crystalised--4s ounce Cbem-
IN icaiiy pure. in store and for sale BY
A. J.WiLKINsoN,
auglsd es Aain-st.
SpTs. IuRpESTiNE-2ee gA. in barrels and
4 In ~x,S ~ =
N ~, ,.fyYvv~so~,
ausl6d "a M.,n.,t
IN-pEn ~, .,a -,
49,, . ~ anu apcrm w NV Sa'' casa
- - ~u e~"s' ' ~
augl6d % Main-st
4 fcoflOi, 40 and . 8 ,,rr cent - 500 90, n .ta,.
"A ana a., al. lav nv -
! wrtYINsoN
Augl6d 70 Main-st.
|yfSDpRRSS TSIHaiAsSs IN N. NJ tbfs .,,na,ioy
" e.istine far sale nv
wrrgfNcnr
suglsd 80 MAin-st.
-. - -, :,
u Sv isi-1SV oo.er y. 'a.s
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LE0Al LECTURES.

Tbs introduot0ry Of regular ccuTsc II Lectures
ppon OonmersiAi Law. t0r the coming winssr. nm
der tne direction OF tne hsoAuk moot Court Asso-
citation. vifl BE- delivered this Friday evening.
Jan. 7th, oonmsncing II o'clock. n ths l,c-
ture room q ths new Aediesl College, .sosasr Of
Hlosdsau an4 7sh ~, by Goo. .. Dixon, Rsq.
Psrsona interested arc invited to attend. Ad
mittancs free.
BY order VI the Executive Committee.
iau7d s "a zs1Fs E9S& $A
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CTC,l. Abraham Van Buren,, son Of the
great Freesoil candidate for the Presidency
in lS4e, sold his slaves tho other dsy, nun
berinesv hunarsd aad ten, for ths esan Of
sll7 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

Printing Inks.
We have for sale quantity Of WApE's coLos-
m Isxs. which are justly considered the best in
market. There az among them ell shades Of Red,
Hss, Yellow and brown, and of all prices, from
rs gents up u 1y7p peri n. Also W hits Ink, deid
Size and yarnish, and nearlyaii grades of Black
Ink. Of the came mAnutaeturs.
We have, besides, q quantity of Mathsr's Black
Inks, still undisposed cf thar which there
better In market.
All Of which We will sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
Mathers Inks.
A new lot, in 20, IS and 80 ID. kegs, and a vari
ety Of colored Inks, just received Al this Once.
p. ceLLiEn. o. coLiIxR. n. kosERrsox.
GOLFERS & ROBERTSON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GhOCEns, PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ~ Main-st., near .kEoKUK.
deeaid
OYsTEnsI Oh XTEMsiI
LsRESH Fair Haven Oysters,
II A. Fieid's Baltimore Cove 0ysteys,
- 9. Thomas. Baltimore Cove Oysters,
Price = Littg's Baltimore Cove Oysters.
1ni Irpps : unisru.ssoS
a...,a "a No.,
~-- y. !. - - -
maze rss.h .a,.ss r..,,-haa, p, y.
"a received and for sole By
- 1871 $500 : - - . noD In Iro.N.
I'M BBLS. Extra Family Fipur for sale by
lUU CDLi.inks RuBEkTs0S.
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We take pleasure IN calling attention to
the advertisement Of the Chicago, Barling-
ton and Chimney Railroad line. The agency
Of this Inns 10 this city has bean filed for
several years by Mr.. j. X. Tewksbury,
and We presuns there are few OF our
business men who cannot testify to his
promptnsss and courtesy in sstsling claims
for overcharges and damages on freight. For
some reason such claims are Of frequent oe-
currsnce, and il 10 NO small gratifcation to be
,Ahla, 10 settle them here ON tAs spea, asd
promptly, instead OF being referred to some
distant company Or agency, which is or may
be about ~ dilicult TO reach q tho man in
the moon. We think this line ID entitled TO
special credit for ito promps and b onorable
cousse in this matter. Mr.. 7. informs ~
that large amount OF the money taken BY
him for tickets 10 paid out here on such
clsims. The Importance OF shisfosd and its
agency will be largely increased when our
eastern connection with il shall be completed,
which ws trust will b. sseomplishsd h fsw
months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

Blk Of Goshen, ,iosLcn.
bk of Gosport, Gosport.
BIZ slt. vcrncu, Mt. v.
Blk Of Paoii, pAoli.
BIZ Rockville " ahasil.
BIZ { Salem, N. Albany.
1k ol salem, salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City * -
Exch. Blk, a.eeneastle.
Fayotss County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Tx, Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

BOOKS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS )!
ME are in receipt Of our stock Of
" HOLIDAY hooks,
To which wei invite attention. Our stock eompri.
ses, in part, tbs following works:
SfLENDlDLY ILLUSTRATED Syo. EDITIONS or
Shakespeare,
Byron,
Burns,
Moore,
8emaas,
Scott,
Dryden,
Pope,
Homer, etc,
Bound In Elegant Turkey Eorroeo Bindingk
s2mo. EDITIONS OF
Longfellow.
Tennyson,
Leigh Hunt,
Whittier,
Mrs. jameson.
Sake.
Holmes,
IN BLUE AND GOLD
LIBRARY EDITIONS OF
Aadhson,s works, o vois.
GoidAmsth's works, 4 vois.
FieIatngss Works. vols.
Stcrme's Works, 2vaIs.
Dean Swiftss W orks, O vets.
Marryatts work., l2vels.
Irving's works. IL vols.
In uniform size and style bound In elegant la II
Calf or Antique.
CoURr OF NAPoLRox,
kkIcKgRBocKER GALLERY,
LEArLrrs OF MEMORY,
Oriental ANNUAL,
Book or BEAurY,
GKA or THE SEASONS.
ALSO,
fine assortment Of JUVENILE BOOKS, AL.
BUNS, PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES,
Toy BOOKS, ETC.,
Suitable for the coming Holidays, at the
CRY Book SroRx,
Deels OGDEN, BROW NELL & CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

DEALERS IN
Silver Plated Ware.
GAS FHxTUK les, &C.,
No. Z Estss House,
nefEk for sale. for tbs aolidAss. . we'll re-
~ lectcd stock OF the following goods
Tea sets. Plated and britannia, tine ~
nt consisting Of the latest sty los, and pa
warraut.d. For SAFE low by
dsclsd2w TEMPLrN soMMGRs.
Casters.
4 FINE assortment OF b,,h Plated and Britain
~ mia, for sale by
deel6d2w TEMPLlN 4 S0MMERs.
Cake Ba ass.
4 LAkIE assortment VI 6ne patterns, heavy
"A plate, for sale low by
dsslsd2v lEHpLiN a soMMERs.
spoon. ANA f"yEs
4 LARGE stock OF heavy pIate, warranted to
Awea 10 years, for saie ~ Philadelphia prizes BY
decisd2~ rGMPLIN : soMMERs.
Gsmsn unsoA sets.
A FINE assortment OF 10th Plated and Britain
deelsaax TgMPLIN 8 soMMERs.
PltcA-rs.
- 9TH plain aud richly chased for sale low BY
- deelsd2~ fEMpLiN 4 S9MMERS.
NMstcss.
A FINE assortment, from in. 10 ~ inches. Tor
n sale by IEMPLlN Il S0MMERs.
cuslery,
DLATED and unpiated, and ivory handled for
sale low b. TEMpLIN sQMMERs.
PArior vnsss.
dselsda. ' - aEapLIS soMMERs.
ssas KsKsnres.
4 FINE assortment Of Chandeliers, Pendants,
~ Brackets, PortabIss. and Hall lights, Of the
latest patterns, for sale low by Z
dseiSd3w TEMPLIN z soMMRRS.
s;Ms ana &ssAA Ettting
/ Iantsd. by TEMPLiN ) soMMERs,
Deelsd2w M. E.tss iloass
| ULOOks.
s..sIs"sns s'' I saMa {. R ss E'''
/ kHUK Ux FErAlE xEmsNAkS.
f1sHIB lnatitutsuM will commence Its second seq
| sion % Monday, Nov. 18th, In the second story
% ~. Saniord's building, corner Of Fifth and
i c0uecYt stysUts.
81 ss... os r ~ .sss y :.is
from various rcli ious denominations and repre-
sen ting large part Of the Christian community,
dcsrs 81 the united and co.opcraiis. efforts of the
friends u education to establish gradually such
i m tuition ~ city requires.
4 lha Principal Of the institution il Kew. G. A.
WILLIAMS, 10 ~hom, or 70 the Secretary VI The
/ Board, applications for the admission VI pupils
may b. made.
The charges for tuition will be IS and IS In tho
ordinary English studies, With small additional
sum for incidental expenses. Far Latin. french,
/ herman, Ac., extra charges will be made.
4 Itis desirable that p rsops designins 70 bscome
pupils b present punctaally On ne NJ. q the
4 sAasion. WM. THOMPSON,
Prcsidentof the Board of Trustees.
/ HKxRy SrHOxG, Sec'y
/ Ksokuk Nov. y, l66S-d
OueYu,s Goa LIyer Oh Jea1Y,
/ pPRuVED By tho New York Academy 81
/ "A Medicine, containing - pr cent. pars Oh. 4
delicious preparation. having AL the soothing and
healing properties of the Oil without ANY disagres
able taste. A. !. WILKINSON, Druggist.
No. ~ Aatn-st,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

fHGen. Houston, now 10 bis 65th year,
has signi6sd his intsntion - retire from pub
Ito life on the 5th Of March next. The Gem
cral has purchased extensive lands on Gal-
weston Bay, whittier hs will remove 70 engage
extensively in sheep grasing. @ SD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

In Box-The example Of Clark 4 Van
Eosara.d 10 potsieg up I boz on saysir door
for the paper 10 worthy Of Imitation. Being
fixed ike the letter box Of the post oiace, tho
paper cannot bs stolen, nor blown sway, nsr
spoilt BY rain, snow or mud, and CAP always
be bad clean add dry and without oplning
the door. We should think those Who IN.
qusDsly miss the paper, would gss tired Of
running to ths oikss for u, sod voald pat up
boz.
g IN ~ @&
r.. 4. ELscrIoN.--At . meeting Of the
Stockholders in the Western Division sfths
Miss. = Wsbssh Railroad Company, hsld q
Carthage on Wednesday the sth, Aa~s. u.
W. Sample, ofKsokak, n. ]. Hunt, Of War
saw, and b. 7. Scofsld, Of Carthags, wess
elected Commissioners OF the Western Divi-
sion for the ensuing year. ID this what the
WsssAW DsitsAw calls being "displacsl, %
ii wereof
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-07

hGLLOGG x 61A(3E,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
FRUIT DEALERS.
CommissIon Merchants,
And Dealers 10
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. A9 MAIN srRxxr .KEokuK, low \.
Dec24-dAwlm
LCLOu n $3.50 bbls- Flour on hand, and for
IL sale ~ lowest market rates. ~ lac Main-st.
dsc1AdAwim KELLOGG BlkGE.
yOEt BE-. bags Rio Coffee, u various
dec3sdAwIm KELLOGG ! BIRaE.
GUGAR ..3S hhds n. .. sugar just rscsivsd
- in store and will be sold by the hid. In Dbl.
very low for each, Mt lac Main-st.
dses4dAwlm KELLo9a ! BlRaE.
MOLA>NEN- --e5 bbis. Sugar House and
IX1 Plantation Moiasses just received and for tale
des2aaIsim KELLOGG BrRGE.
GALT..-SO bags u, A. Salt for esls 81
- dsc24dAwim KELLOGG BiRGE.
The Cleveland Powder Company
KELIOGG a. BsnGE, Asents,
No.l49 Main street, KK0KuK, IOWA.
( lRFER FOR SALE, in quantities to suit, the
- following varieties Of Powder.
Rlne-tG. Fro. and FFF1. In IS, III, and
GIN kegs.
FFFu. in n.ses Of Is lb. oani.tsrs.
. /" -"
Blasting and Mining-F FF. aud Q. 10 ID. kegs.
sAvEry tusE al Wholesale and rstail.
We will furnish the above Powder by singls pack
age, at lowest market rate.
We will farsish merchants, contractors aud quar-
rymen, quantities, hpon the lowest terms, ANA DE-
liver q them here, thereby saving 20 them all risk
Of transportation. In ali casss We will ouARAasss
cur powder 10 give sAtisfsction.
oonsoMels " powueE ouysns ~ Z. !" VI - Asg
io.sscsn sAse aoaeJ " puythk VI w.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-04

WILL ToxLrNsoN, the whilom 1Awful
Disclosures E" of the Iowa State Journal,
and {" wild man Of the woods," spent few
DAYS in our town this week. ssWILL" being
a sociable, good-humored, body albeit-an
orful locofoco-he soon made the acqu.int-
ance Of some of our citizens, and whenever
We met him, seemed to be enjoying his visit
finely.
Dr.. W. II. farmer, of Des Moines, arrived
in town few days since, en- route for Pixies
Peak. The DR.. having been for the past
few years, alternately editor Of Democratic
and Republican papers, We, Of course could
not tell just where to End him, politically !;
and as yet We are as much in the dark as
ever, but have about concluded that his
politics is considerably "mixed." We be-
lieve the DR.. has about given up the gold
seeking expedition, and concluded to settle
in our midst; so We shall probably Fl d
him using the scalpel upon both parties as
occasion may require.
Capt. ". NJ. HILL, of the Harrison county
Flag, passed through town few days
since on his return from the Sulphur
Springs of Virginia, where he has been un-
dergoing treatment for the prairie NANCE
Of which he complained SO much in the
early spring. We were happy to notice that
all eruption had disappeared, and he seemed
to be in fine health and spirits. We are
under obligations to the Capt. for late
Cincinnati and St. Louis papers.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-04

r.. learn from H. c. MUTT, who has late
!, made a pilgrimage to Missouri, that the
prospects for the commencement and vigor-
gu, prosecution ofwork on the above line, IN
,bs State of Missouri, arc fattering IN the
extreme. Corps Of engineers are already IN
the field, and it is the determination of the
Company to put twenty-five miles of the
Rad under contract ere the close of this
month. Let work once DO commenced on
this road, by our Missouri neighbors, ear
nestly and vigorously, and the people OF
Southwestern Iowa, will take care that the
"Iron Horse" meets with no delay at the
Iowa line. They can build their share of
this road and they ,riH do it, as soon as it is
made manifest to them, by so doing, they
will a. the Iowa line find Railroad conuec.
ton with the East.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-04

cT Mr.. J. T. GRuB, the gentlemen men.
toned in our last rs having accidently sho,
himself, died on Wednesday morning last,
and was buried on Thursday. During his
short sickness he was attended by the Ma.
sons of this city, of which fraternity he va:
member. Up to Monday night hopes were
entertained of his recovery, every thing that
could be done to relieve his suffering was
furnished him. lie seemed to be convinced
that he would die. and stated on Thursday
evening that he was prepared. He leaves
father, mother and sister to mourn hi!
untimelv end.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-04

CHARLEY BRYAS-cverybody knows Char
ley'-can make Ice Cream" he can " and
will most politely furnish the same in guam
titles to suit customers, at his saloon on
middle Broadway. Ladies, you will readily
know the place when we drec, YOU to the
building lately occupicdby Mrs. McDoSALp
as a millinery store.
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Eourth of July,

.,. ,bout a month until the 50 Ami
..,-v Of our National Independence, it ii
w.. .bo, our city Fathers in connection with
WIS.,. VS.. citizens, should take some steps to Gel
sh,,,e thu. grea. event in proper manner
" .h.,. TIM, the Council Bluffs Guards
Wv a;Forept Societies and trades, ahoulc
,.,o their endcavors to celebrate thi:
w., won, anniversary in becoming manner
1e,,, have a meeting, and talk the mattel
.-., and see what can be done.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-04

We are requested to mention ina. D. d. d.
prs, County superintendeua0f Schools will
n.y. 49,, Lecture on "Education," in the
u'" a, Room in Concert Hall, this evening.
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,oraL AND MISCELLANEOUS

s..,rr,. 6 Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS q
.sooos, 1855 Randolph Street on.sas1,
,s0rred Agents in that city to reeve na ,sce,u,
w.. 'a,. ,pasubscrip.ions for the No"pa'e" anu
~, the same.
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The North Iowan.

The initial number of fine LOOKING Re-
publican paper, hniing from Usage, Mitch
ell County, Iowa, lies upon our sanc.um
table. Ii is edited by \. X. MorLTo>, with
visor and ability, and we wish it long life
Of usefulness and prosperity.
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Thanks.

We should lie glad of IN opportunity OF
'''u'eas eur thanks to some State Othcer,
.HFmoe' Of the Lcgisiature. or other e.'tcr-
p''sl's individual, for & copy Of "The
zoology CT Iowa. as We aotiee our e1-
."aoSes have been laudab!y engaged in doing
'o' ssms time past.
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To the steamship Vanderbilt belongs the
honor Of making the quickest trip on record
between Liverpool and New York. She left
Liverpool! on the evening Of the llth, and
arrived Off Sandy Hook on the evening Of
the 2oth, making the ;ri! in about nine day,
running time.
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Michael Finn, indicted for the murder of
Nathaniel Vial, il the town of Lyons,
Cook county, H., and sentenced to be hung
the same day with McNamce, has received a
communication Of sentence to Imprisonment
tJr life.
,5.Late,t styles Of JcNclcy just received per En-
,r..s a, AD EOBISsON'S.
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Mr.. KAssoN, of the Republican Central
Committee. has made arrangements with the
different Railroad companies, to carry dele
gates to and from the State Convection. for
hail fare, and the Western Stage Company
nsrrr to carry delegates for ,wothrds fare.
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70 When you are directed to RoBINsoN's to get you
Watch repaired, ask them which Robinson, they VII
telvou A. d. ROBINSON
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

REGULAR ST JOE, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND oMA.
HA PACKET LINE.
The fine and substantial steamer wM.
AIPsR44qk4 CAMPBELL, J. Holland Master J. I.
II Stevens, Clerk, will leave s Joseph,
ey.y TuesIy at O'Clock P. NJ, arrival Of Hanniba
and ST, Joseph Railroad from st Louis for Iowa Point
Forre., City, White Cloud Rulo., Winuebago, Ars9s
a. stenhe rs, San Francisco. Ncmaha, Brownvile,
Snnora Liud.o, Nebraska City Rock BIun, Bethlahem
pIat,smou.h Pa -iac City, ST. Mary, Bellevue, Council
Bluffs and Omaha.
Return,nC leaves C1uncil Biu~s every Saturday at !
A n connec,in: at St Joseph with the Hannibal r
n. for an points East, N,.tb and South. o..
~ Through ricke,s for sale on board the Boat.
May IL, 1859, II.
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iFrom tie best Druggist in Indiana
Dr. Sunni think VIC can make good thing from
he sale Of y"ur Electric Oil here for believe from ny
~ cHrr-' cnce, 1t rtaHy go, d article
Yours respectfully,
II. c LAWRENCE,
Lafayette lhd Nov. H. 1888 Wholesale Drusgist