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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-04

NJTII
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The very ssasonabis which has fallen in abundance In
his sector during week. has been Of immense advantage
10 the growing even TO wheat a. he temperature
b-en anite low so that could not be injured Generally
snnain the pres the favorable season We have
bd FOR x or seven years for the both as regards the
early add nbuudant 1rt6n and peculiarly av rabe adap
taton OF the temperature and The rain TO H. Our markets are
eemnv tu the abundance OF fruits and vegetables
The accounts from the country give favorable reports
on the crops ally Corn has been al planted ~ gooa sea-
ann and l averagtheAdih ofiHndis planted with Nus u
portant staple Wheat IS approaching maturity rapidly ami
some earlt varieties been cut In Georgia and Mississippi
and samples exhibited here the past werk From tennessee
partiruary middle and portion ofhe state we near
sonant of army worm, and in few rust but we
mot e TO what extent the njuy has prevail ed In this
ga,e utucky Indians Illinois. Missouri, Iowa and Wis
eon.n the crop promises we'll and, should no hng arise 70
hr H. ftrr ths time, will be abundant IL Pennsy vania
wheat looks very we'll the same may be sad OF Erpl Va
aud MARYLAND The crop throughout ihe Nh0e Ns'
iooFs veil and large crop hay will undoubtedly l6e gat'
cred The have their planting done and Wen uune
and with favorable season. heuceorard the crop prospects
look most HuspCiOus. ,-- a, 49, .-. -..... r..
rsrds fruit complaints repardiugpeaches are quite ire
uent an there bOubt that large portion oi them
wa killed Of the first week Of April but there
viii be- we think fairsuppy Apples will be In pretty good
sunply though full crop. Cherries IN ths Nclh '
abundant, and regards quality, supeHor-C'em"a if'
FTruf
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d. T. WIGUTWAN
sheriff and Special Master Cumms Sluuer.
TCK & BARLOW. PHI IS Att'yS. me- old233
SHEKItF'S SALE ~ Virtue Of a

SyHEKItF'S SALE ny Virtue of a
y writ Fier Facls, issued from the Coqt OF Com
Pleas Of Cuyuhuga county, at the suit OF James ~
Ciu1k, Ass gnee, PaiuiG against Mrs Mary Risser De
feudnut ave eye urOn and snail OHcr fr az pub
lie auction at he door Of the Court Hou.e Corner sen
,ct aud Champlin street) IN the CITY Of Cleyelud ~
said comfy tho lOh daf uf June 1859 at O'Clock P
Of laid day, the following described LANDS and ten
emeuts, wit SItute In the Guy OF Cleveland, county
Gu, uhogu Ohio, 1nd rs known part Of original tCi
10 No. 1853 (Hud possibly sm sri on 1897 begin
mag the Suul horly mo of Euclid street, hIy Two re
East8rly Alley, thence Suuthery ruIlG with
the line Of said allie, Huron street thence Eusrry
the Nurherly line fHurnu stree UtyGs ht tGef, thence
NOrthtry parallel Wi "A the line OF hort lev tp Euclid
street. thene Westerly the line rue I'D street forty
eight loet to the of beginning be the
less
Appraised at S5,5OO
d l.. WGGHTAIAN, Sheriff
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o0ifMERCIAL,
oI.l.Isal rrsaasa lIarlel.-


.Bm1 Ee soRNIggs LsAREss iI1.s qgsoloF I!lo
FLouR-co Continues Inactive and nominal Sales A bris'
GOOD erira q, s7.i2ss and $50 bHs on private terms
wHEATHss declined Sale, 2No bu red ahoa' a. ~
ears on track private terms and ears white AZ sioo'
OoRN-salss cars 81 Sic on track
oArs-Lover SAILS old At 62e
HiGawtNEs-sa "a bbls. ANS. and 80 bbls aud %
DO on prvsts terms.
POTATOES saiesa &c.
a. "A ARD-small sales prime at l2%o.
BUTTRR-saies st IS and lS5le for ebCceW r.
CHREsE--Fair demand At s56a9c.
Esgs-sieady a, io,9i06o.
CrroAao JOSS s-Fiour Inactive but aun Wheat, nac-
ys but armer Corn active aud advsncinpi sales a7972c
for MOL Oats Inactive. Barley dull sales at 55c for No J.
HiEhwines naetve at &c.
DBrRoIT JuEr 2-FOur dull held at 7s7 175o for fair
to good extra Wheat $40 for red and S7O for white Com
sales at u GsSo, oats, light sales at 5o9S2e.
TOLEDO, JUS S-Flour, extras offered at 81. Wheat
held ct SO l62a orrsd and white Corn, SIC offered aud
refused Wool 9lje
CfNoINNATL JUNE 2-FiOur, holders asking 81 for su-
perane Receipts light Wheat sales red at SsaLiO and
white AZ sit 0i.5O Corn c. Rye o. Oats dull At 6Jc
whishey steady at 2be.
PITTSBURGH, JuHr 2-Flour dull and inactive. s7,25G
S@ for family extra. Grain, very du l. Oat5;c RyesOc
wOoia-The Phiadeiphia Commercial List says
The farmers throughout Pennsy vas Ohio and most Of h'
lew sns o Of the cp have been received from Nev
jersey and ajoung counties but Otherwise the snHrnes Hr
had depressing eject the market the few tor
6sSSacTs Sfs 4STs s bus lew escepton aF amply supplied
and are holding Of Tor lower prices
among sale nOlice--
800 los 4 blood sc on time
g00 i6.somuiSn and 4 blood .45l le time
The Uheaeo Express quotes;
fleece ull blood aud sa1Ony o3i2c = blood s9 s. = d
Sas sS5ls7JIei No sO9Ssc
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IHERLtES SALE Pursuant to the
y command Of a " it OF vo d etponos issued rom
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyal0ga County, at tho
SUIT Of Math,s f. Schultz sguiuBt ElZbeih Brown. to
me drec cd shall OtIer for sale at punlc Dt the
door of the Cuur House corner OF Seneca ard Champ
lain strees) the Iity ut Cleveland, sd County
the l7tr u June 1859 at O'Clock NJ of said day,
the olowu described Ia ds and tenements, to wit sit
nut, In the city OF Cevepud Cuyahorr Co1uy and state
Of OHIO and known parts Of lots Nos g- and 80 In he
gual plat OF he vlugu OF Cleveland Buv uE y Al feet
ihc tHsterly line of Iddle street. suuthtI y
iue being Sc s2 feet ~ eHeth parallel with Huron street
no uOrher}y there and bounded bg Icy
teu feet widhils norhey line being parallel thore
with 10 feet IN length to alley
ApprIised at Slt OO.
d l.. WTGHTMAM Sheriff
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFse4A.1
" Lake Nayglnon, The Progrie!oTs ,l,r tor, IA NN
BuHaIp TO Chicago seven hrst-c A l4sisalsisiaa
/ ScFew Steamers Of great strength and speed,
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Corning & Co S Quotations
NEW YORK MARKET-June ,.

Flour-IIeavy and 10 lower; s1es 1900 bbs So s5d
si25 od snpe fne Star; sG6GGl6 10 June inspecLn
"a s0af is ezra d.; S5TOG6 25; Old suoerhn' Weslel
s. 4jG67n June sptGted oG 50 s0a Nv 1 Gnnn @ u
lied Canndian -four continues nominal Rye h'u' que
Wbsa-Dull and dfoOpnE s1lrs Of 5000 bus at 81 21g
81 al lUr Mi Club; Si7i for choice wmler ren W or
Si s9La G ior red souhern 81 for white southern una
Kentucky ....--- =,
BSTly-Oui; "a es oi 279j bus at Csc also &OJ bush
damaged b. tieyhat q b5c. - .....a 4
Corn-Heavy du sales of OOo bus AT eoc l1I souhu
uixeI western; 6JAd(1g2c Tor Iedy yellow.
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CONTRACTING AGENTS

CON NAV Al4Np ANi14' a ~
JOHN VI MOORE, Agent N. Y. e X X. No. 2Ol Broac
way N Y. go =, ,,,
NJ S5AULDING, Agent Spaudins's Express, No 24O
CHHMBERLiN THOMAS \ co PropTistors f M,er-
chants Cen u Caual Line, No l9l broadway n. Y.
WM. STEWART, Agent cleveland X Ptlsbur' Ii Haiload'
Pittsburgh. No.. ,..--,.
Railroad Wheeling. Va
HUBBY HUGHES co, Forwarding Merchants, Cleyo.
land Ohio o ,,
Ohio
T. Z MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland o.
J. Z TALLAIADGE, Forwarding Merchant, milwaukee,
RICHMOND co., cor CLARK und South Water streets,
SHuLDON PEASE, Manas ing Agent, 80
marlF:lh9 Office foot OF Michigan st., BuHio 10. n Y.
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BUFFALO MARKET-June 3.

Flour-In,et,e aud lower, demnql confined TO wants
XUls,. N rs ur ,rIin- IA WlcOuslr sg 10 l,t
o,mm n, 10 lr reEra hclisun, luiluna and Omo' s''g
bsa SSu % is sale, 5000 bush ropacked Chicago and
sp.iu5s ?. ii s,' aud lower; held ut 20. nohuyers.
0T---,t, dy; sales GOOJ BUSH OHIO oZ
llarley-Quiet
Ryo Quiet. 80.
Whi,ks-Sale- 100 bbls 81 26&. ., - n.
Cau ffeghts-Boata pl, n " heighs sohee' IoIu o.
Wnept lO hJur C To ew No' . .,, -, ., -. @ ooo
lake impore- 900 bb aouIi i4OOO Oush Whe"i 'eOVO
bush m, 1. -. ,,-,,. II, n n I'm sn
oats.
Sd Junsi
= =, lime 2I steamer .ioY. hIof {; brig Laytay-
etts Com: &c rs re n l. b. Crack,T, Lowe June -
pr tgstsb trp: bark ihu'slOui sens Ohlhiio'
kIorb ,Isy n via y yinl c QUO, Promlr ckiv.
Woand "a t-Ju 1d-PrOp OutaTi' ,chuuntLs Mohle-
80 Tr,vrieT Juqe 81 -iuTkB bUpubuc Gibr'UHr, D.
\ dams Brigs tHgle, Andes sears Ai'IH,m m an
Elk White Squ1ll ic ragua. Republican, Cul"" Low
land Lass Sclw Royal Oas
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Wii.iam II Hilmaa ! sHEmFTs SALE
james Egheu and others } In pqrl ton.
DURSUANT TO THE COMMAND
CHERTFF A SPEUIAL MA6TER5S

~ II Ehltt ~ SIE lAL MAOI u Ii >
- SALE.-Pursuaut 60 The comma. ot un RIDER Of
issued from tue Cuur Common pleas Of Cuyuhoga
County tue SUIT of II url ChumbeIa,u, plai ll
Gcurie HaG ling, eud cut, to me directed shall o0er
sale at Public AuCOu at the door of the court House
corner f sc aud Ch mpalg streets n the Cit OF
eveund. IN said County the Ah duy of June 1859,
u uc ock NJ ufsHid day the following described lands
teuomeu's, 10 vii Sifuatc iu Hto kyn township anu
city lots Nos. 81 Hd 3Iu ~tUue's suui
lsiou p'r OF original lot No. g. IN ohio Guy. and
situated Washing street heiug each 80 eetTOu und
1871 et iu death together with an The hered
muus aud app ueu lhCteuut1 belonging bur subject
to all streets and highways Lo 2upprased at $40 Lot
50 appraised al $40.
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Shorthand Soocisi Mast,r C1m'r
PALMER AUsTIv, pms Aitv's m.vfd
SHERIFF. e. SPECIAL MASTEK'S

- SALE.-put suunt TO the Cummauu Of an order OF
sale issued from the Conrt Common Pets Of ny hoga
COuuty a the suit ut IOhn Fehy plaintiff agar 81 john D.
Cooley al defendants TO directed shall offer for
sale nt Public Auction at The door Of the Court House,
Cleveland, IN 81 County on the 4h day Of June, stg
"A o. lock A. NJ Of sand day, the following described an Is
nd teuCments. TO Situate ln the hip of b
yu Cleyeluud, in said County, and is known %, ug
part lot No 53 according To the iuu ey Of said
township and bounded and desCr bed fOlo Begin
uug tho north eide Bayey street, a. he fence he
west side Of lunds enclosed by Thomas NJ Cure, thence
nohery at right quges nom Balcy street one hondred
feet thence westerly para ell Wi sud Bdvay ifty
therce right ANGLES souhtGy hundred t'tt 10
SAID Bailey street. thence eastery SAID fy feet
the place Of inning tuge her with al the heTedita-
mUnts nnd appurtenauce hcreuuiO belonging bu subject
to all streets aud highways. Appraised at SIS.
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Y. "
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
PALMER & Aus rIN, PMS Au'ys. mly5td 80
EIUkRIFF AZ SpEGIAI MASTER'S

SHERIEF Il SPECIAL MASTERS
y SALE-Notice is nerehy ven that BY vr'ue Of pu-
uriGr sale ss ed fum tho Court OF Common Pleas
Of CuyghOea County at the SUIT OF Juhu Coleman rus
MTun Bay IT, al and 10 me directed, shan offer Tor
sale at Public Au tipu at the door Of the Court House
and ChHmuain ia The CITY Of
Cleveland in said County he 4h dy of June 1879 ut
O'Clock 2. VI said DAY, tho following described prmis
es to witt Situate M the township OF Wateusve, beng
No. in the 18th range townships the Cuuue, tICut
Western Reserve in the sra OF Ohio and which is also In
the County Of CuyubOga, a. kuo u BY being part OF
lot s. aud bounded TO lows. egnnug at the o'ure Of
road uuung To Beloid running south ud~ owned by
GauTg Ibey, IA alu sgd Il e 10 rod, tb'uC-
ll.ng the To lands uwnB by Asum StlIshur.,
the along snd liue To the centre OF he Cleveland
and hagtu Falls Pak Road, hcuCG along said uud TO
the place beginning sup sed to tain tr ceres hut
subject 10 the Clevsand AID MahOLlng Railroad running
through it. Appraised at S3lj.
ID. l.. WIGUTMAN
Sheriff and Special Master Cummr Siuuer.
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON,


Professor of Medicine and EleCtropathy,
las CONCLUDED TO PER.
Ii MANENTLY ,oeate IN Cleveland, and has remoy-
sres over Heck Co.'s Grocery store, one block IRON
the Public Square.
Of Chrome sases Jus'lhes HIM IN announcing to the sok
that h- W mike
No Charge for services iohich are not successful
afCUIuiu- opinion which viii be given when he pa
ent Is first examined, ia the following dlsius,s; Liver
Compliant Dyspopsl M Us worst lOrmi Ague und Fever
OSsentery, General Debility Nervous COusumpu hsth
ma BTuuChuis Obstinate Guugn, Deantss, Goodness OF
uut hands, PatulNtis Palsy, Wp tenCy ST. Nltus
Dauce lamenes Sick or Nervous Huuducht, n ne yuus
diseases, houTulga. Diseases Of The KID eyS, Drupsy
khuum1usm, Scfofula, spinal complaint Ssh Rhtum
pay SlOJ 20 any phy can IN the world who VI" equal hs
success in truatIug White Swelilug.) Wi heted Limbs
Weak or lnhammed Eyes Blluduess from palsy o the us
from dseuse OF the optic nerve, ttrmeu AmauTOsS
also nursing 'orrmouth. LeucoHhma and other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
whi, have seldou been cd now treated
by Or with d, gree utcersin unlrg tu muth-
emutca precision namely Chrouic Inflammation OF Com
sooner later attend with melancholy ,aie "m mind
with loss OF umDOnOr IA 'nal and which frequent
W terminate IN ldlucy, insanity or suicide Dr GIBSON
viii forfeit SlOOu of iuluIe TO remove any oi The ias
uaued diseases III hopes tins notice. with the numerous
aud very resprCabc and favorable references which he
eau give will su lent guaranty the thousands VIII,
positively reGuy their health receive handsome pre-
| MUM iu case OF failure.
Patients may be at his tfhce u various stages o
who have been treated by all classes OF medi
/ cal without success.
Dr G.. would that he possesses the only reliable
nude detrc thg lOratuu Of dIseaseS-he lmmedi
at0y point the precise Of AN pHin disease IN
case OF any nyaiI who may present himself tr eTaminu
| OFFICE HouRs-9.o l2 and 2toB O'Clock daily, sun
DAYS excepted, uud from To OC.OCk on Monday AM
lhuudry yel nEs anN
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1859. 1889.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

Companies Line Boats,
,T@A ALEAVE CLEVELAND
ally ChCagu Milwaukee aud >heOOy-
gln, Il u1lh 8 atIutermedate ports.
POIOAAC MOHAWK,
tsnt gabbord. Capt Pheat
IOWA ITONAWANt A,
Capt Jones ~ Capt Palmer
ORIENTAL, FREE SIA EI
Capt. Briggs. ,,,,,,IT,HtII hou"us'
BUFFALO, IPLHMOul H. NTH,
Capt Coukoy. Capt. Dickson.
CHICAGO. NEPTUNE ,,.
Capt Herrick. ' apt. Napier.
MILWAUKEE,, lOUNkIhk, ,,..,,.
NILE MOUNT ~ RNON,
Capt, Collins. Capt bonneu
The hOve named Steamers al ~ the loTBe>l
with ample for Freight nn rHaehBeis s.
being fitted erplegs for tn Upper Lake Lrdaf,
~ People moving To the MEHlEtN NJ 4 AlisN anu
Pixies PEAK, will hud this the most desrdhle route
The aCcumnO utOns for miles WIN wagons mo- ses au
FUN tne In particular such cannot al 10 aNe sal
fact in there being aush pmen ul they rauch he po'
Ty- t'ontraos made low for Merchond SO, Iron
| Nails sc sc, to Chicago, Milwaukee and inter Mediate
| purS ,.--... ...i
W Freehts received Warehouse for shipment ard
~ Freight or Passage apply and consigu 70 o,,,o
mari Agent Clevelsnd Ohio
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach
THE well known ard justly celebrated
4 Indian Herb Doctors -
that he has taken an

4 Indian Herb DOctOrJ - .,,.-,-
X j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce the uennle Of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken an
Onlce No. lib Ontario Street.
All who suffering from tile ub NAMED diseases OF
ny other complicated complaint Of stunning,
formed that they consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE
ms hoped tnut wi despair cure, until they
eVen the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine iar and
mthfui tna.
C1- During the Doctors travels Europe West indies.
Es udles -uuth America, and tile United States he has
the instrument Az Gods hand TO restore 10 health and
guT thuusunus who were gwen and pronounced lncu-
able by the most eminent Old School Physcahsi nay
more thousands who he verge of the suVt, are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb DuCtOT
skil aud successful treatment and daily exc aiming
Bessed be the day when hiEt and paruOk OF the
| Iud an Herb DuCturs Medicine ~ ,
aud advice free The poor shall
el beTall. ICmrmueral d,
~ Take Nouce--eyary Wednesday and En4ay Dr. Ly-
I7 bu the Frunklu House, Pear lstreet
We~t Siir,)
~ Office Hnurs--frnm A. Nj. to 9 2. NJ.
dacIldRW lV
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EY- For Tickets to al points and information apply al
he UniOn Ticket Oce 81 SuperiI street. or AT the Pas
g. FLINT, Superintendent.
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

Aud running in connection at Buffl.o with the NEW
TRNL LINE or CANAL BOATS, % 'he FT'e Sg9,Ll S{,9,L
and ut Cleveland Vi h the CLEVELAND fIIIShUhG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mackinac Sheeoysan
uIt Washington, Milwaukee, Racine, keuoSha, und Wuu-
kegun, .., -.
Thls Line is prepared to Issue contracts and give
tr s TeCe H. for prupe ty from ~ shuTgh, wheeling
te,enud 10 Detroit Shobnygan Port Wash ugtun, Mil
waukee Racine, Kenosha Waukeean thicas ana TO M
points ou the Ruutds leading ont OF CWcngu anu NJ Mau-
kae all prominent points on tile Upper Mssls-
sippi River =,
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
Ths liberal utTOnHge e'Od TO the Line lhe uhst sea-
son nv me travelling pub c. has induced the Pr1utctOrs
10 gre at y uCcOmmOi unu Tor passr gers "d
th Sc dosirng cheap safe and conf uule route Will hhu
II hytakm this route. ,...
nsunce on property shipped by this LINE can be OBJ ain
ed nj les rate han by any other II having within The twu
ps seasons ported property TO an amount exceeding
sixteen mill dollars IN value, without any loss
With the uuequalled facilities the PrOpriet9rs nope TO
| receive a liberal patronage.
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III. n. LOVE Il CO.,
Successors to Deming b Loys,l
BANKERS,

IL. X. LOVE d CO.,
(succcssors to Deming Lovs,1
BANKERS,
kEOh u
1--WE particular attention to collections and re-
~ nitprsmptly on the day Of payment.
RErxRKscKs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexei Co., Philadelphia.
II. w. Clark i Co., -
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsbsrgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Sculiy ,Casbisrf-s do
s. Brady, Cashier, Whssling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zanesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov3zd
wH. rsosrsos. y. w.sAILEY.
WIN. THomPsON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner 81 mann ana secena SIS.
................. low A.
Nov. y. 5s-d
DH. CARP NTER,s OFFICE,
rTNHIkD-STKEET, between Main and johnson
1 next door below Anderson . Bank up stairs.
nov2ld
Nh. r.. sEYEFARTa,
YsIcIAN AND SURGEON,
coRxxR OF TEETH AND nIas-srs.,
kEOkuk,....-............-.
ansdly
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
hEVhu Al
3. y. VAIL CO.
VIM. N. MES EHyEY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
AND
General Collecting agent,
fUhI ........lOWA.
RKYEREHCEs:
Hon. John W. Stockdale, Register Of Fort Dodge
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once;
| Hon. VIM. II. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokak, Iowa.
Hon. j ID. Thompson, Judge lath Judicial Dis.
trict, Hxryston, Iowa.
| Geo. b. Reid, Kcokuk Iowa;
| D. q. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hon. s. A. Douglas, Washington, D. c.
June Idly
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
DhplAyed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the
head Of Special Notices." dosbie the ordinary
rates.
special Notices in the Local Column 20 cents
per liEe.
AdvePsisensnn ordered on the inside exclu-
sivsly h the Daily, after the frst wo weeks,
so per cent. more than the above rates.
All transient adrsrftsen<afs mEst be paid fer
In advsScs. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser uses the Weekly Aione,
the price will be the same - in tbs Daily
Whore the Daily and Weekly are both used
IS per cont. will bc deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 80 much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargeable for the composition
only. This plan is now generally adopted
Our shaxgs for changes will be Is cents per
square.
~ In all eases where Advertisements are
discontinnsd before the expiration oi the year
or the time eontrscted for, they will be charged
up 1T our regular rates for the time actual
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KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1859
oKo. c. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER IARcLAY
ESTABLISHED IN ISA8.l

BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q - q q. a ID E R N 4 O.
T HAVE this day admitted as . partner In the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years.. The bust
mess, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the hrm
and style Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON l. 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the ohestl in Iowa, the new firm soicts eontin-
uance OF former patronage so liberaly extended to
the senior partner
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ner wis
RKrEREEcxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. Y.
Edward w. Clark Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller 4 browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 9elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brothsrton !" Cincinnati.
A. d. Hunt i Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. J., IS. GEO. @. ANDERSON.
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keokuk TT. DC N OLE = q VI nnesota
RAIL ROA D.
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ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm and after this date and unit further no ticc
~ ONE Passenger Train will run each way
daily tSundays exccpted,) ~ follows
Leaving Keokuk at 9:10A.n.
Leaving Bsntonsport % ESQ Pm.
Connecting 1t the latter place, ~ heretofore,
with the coaches of the Western Stage Co.. for eli
points In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Ac.
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Loais, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had at the Office
in BeAton sport.
NA-Fare as low - the lowest. to AL Southern
sAM'L A. BLACK,
Superintendent.
no-Tisket Once under Hatch 4 Thompson =
Bank, and at Railroad Depot.
Once in kilbourne' Block.
Kookuk, Nov. ), '5S-d&w
eokuk. MT. Pleasans 4 Musca1Ins
=
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE!
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To take effect on Monday, January II, 1859
EyR0M and after the above date and until fur
L shsr notice, One Passenger Train will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk - follows:
Leaves Keokuk daily lSundays e1ceptsd) a
0:0O clock .. m. Arrives .: Non trose ct 7:lx
Returning. leaves Montrose ut 6:l5 p. m. Ar
rives at Keokuk at p IN.
Forming, in onnection with the West crn Stag,
Company, daily line to Busling MAXIM r s1r,
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLIN, Lessee.
j. h. TEwKsBuRy, Ticket Agent, Main-et.
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w. n. RICE. Architect,
T. AS removed his Office into the End story OF
J. Hatch Thompson Is new Bank Building, on
corner Of Main and Second streets. Entrance to
Office on Second-st. (mch2Ssflv
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WIN. N. GROVER,
4 Att0r ney at i 4 W !,

DkACTLCkS only Iii the Civil Courts Of Record,
1 And desotes his time chiefly to Commercial
cases. Busincss from abroad will receive careful
attention. Once No. 46 Chestnut street.
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