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oldest ESTABLISHED STAND
~ N THE CIT
ANDREW T. WARNER,
No 10 NORTH GAT STREET,
B4NEFI CTURER or
SIhF ER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY.


yre PLATED yy AYp DEALER IN
AND FAHGY ARTICLES GENERALLY
has u sqre beautiful 2ffiosat Of AeT syis aad Pet
embracing great variety OF Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
%R SG BR& GGf &GEE FR SCI % II
Diam2Dnd Ruby Emerald Pearl, Oral Nc Ladies, G@ID
6Gid ThiIfiGs Gag Buttons and Pigs Sig4et CHASED an;
STUDS cod and Jet Crosses J:t Blaceets Pms ana Esf
Rings Hair Jewery of beautiful designs nc
Flaed TEA SETS; Walters ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Handle Best Knivs Sn6o0s Forks !aSes FANCY
ARTICLES, &C. which illbe sold the most reasonable
erms SHLtf
baltimore GLASS WORKS.
Being in full operation with three furnace, we are pre-
prepared execute all orders for WINDOW GLASS, Of all
sizes, and of the favore and wcknown BRANDS that
have been manufacturing for sixteen years viz; BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPSCO AND Boil.
TON. Al.o, GLASSWARE Of all KINDS AMI C0L0RS.
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds. Pickle end Preserve JARS.
PORTER BOTTLES. syrup & Cordial BOTTLES
MINERAL WATER 10. Walls and Patent Medicine
SPECIE JARS. BOTTLE, Private Mould
FLAsKS WARE Of all kinds, and
DEluJOHNs. Druggists GLASSWARE.
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
FOR SALE or
FRENCH WTNDOW 4ND PLATE GLASS.
Alum Roll Birthstone, Blue Vitr0l,
Copperas, CASTLE Soap, Borax,
EPSON Salts Castor OIL, Extract Togwood,
BiCarb Soda, Linsecd OIL GIuc-all kinds
Sal Soda White Lead, Sand Paper
Saleratus, French Zinc, .varnishes, all kinds
Saltpere, Paints and Colors, Whiting, Putty. &c
BAKER BROTHERS X co,
o5,.l .. c,,,.r. frr,.I,., r,.,,.
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BoOTH h PARMENTER's

BOOTH h PARMENTER's
$35 $35 So s35 $35 $35 $25
Sc " " G II 4 III " E s.
s75 s75 SIS SO SIS $55
Just received fresh supply Of these Justly celebrated
Machines
Refers to Barnums City HOTEL he work of this great Ho
tel is done with of these Machnes Henry Tyson B. F
Newcomer, G. Fl. Reese, f. W K. King, J. j. Thompson
and numerous other gentlemen who have them in
Agency, $50 BALTIMORE STREET.
jl2-tf and 50 5. HOWARD STREET
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tn 1DTFRTISERS

TgE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed clear white paper
and with bold and distinct type, which is constantly
newed thus Offering to merchants and others making
Of X columns peculiar advantages for the conspicuous
and attractive display of their advertisements while its
already large and rapidly increasing circulation, and the
admitted superiority of its commercial department
any other paper published in the city,
and most desirable medium for advertising
to this community
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TIE BEST SEWING MACHINE.

HE bEST SEWING MAUHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- 'acturing Purposes awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair Of the Maryland Institute for their super
ority all ohes. Price $50 and upwards.
SALES Rooms,
nl4tf 1853 Baltimore street.
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LESPEH'S IMPROVED

SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from $5O,n Cabinets plain Styles
ted to do every kind Of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam
81 SaleSroom l63 Baltimore street,
L. d. CHASE. AErIi
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BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1860

Tug DAILY ExCHANGEis published every morning (San
Laws exceptedG price Tipo Cents; served in the city
Ttoelue and Half Cents per week payable to the
riers mailed subscribers out OF the city dollars
ger annum.
The Tri Weekly Edition is mailed subscribers al
-Four Dollars per annum Terms-invarably cash
in advance.
The Weekly Edition is mailed subscribers at On,
Dollar per annum, payablen advance. Or
copies mailed to address or.............. $500
II a." ................ lOO0
% ." :" .............--.... 1000
Office of PIication-No corner of Baltimore and
North Baltimore
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rY THE SEVENTH LECTURE OF THE
W TWELFTH ANIMAL COURSE BEFORE THE MA;
RYLAND INSTITUTE vii be deIiysTed the Maryland
~ VIZ Rev. on E YEs REESE NEAr at
S96ect-The Elements of Greatness in Every Day Life
fD BURNS CLUB-THE ANNUAL FES-
" TIVAL will be held at MANN's HOTEL on the even
Ing Of 18th instant Me n, can procure he tickets from
he subscriber. JAS CfIkS$, SECRETARY 5 '
dr7D REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT, THE
~ WESTERN PIONEER PREACHER, will deliver
LECTURE in the CAROLINE STREET N. n CHURCH,
Life the %ds Of the Far
be had Of saa Goo and arm
Audoun Broadway and 1.-THE door on the evening Of the
{|{D BALTIMORE GYMNASIUM,
Us No PAN PACA STREET, near Fayette,
From A. NJ till 10 P NJ For further information apply at
Nos " Howard street l3l Fayette street and at
the Hal! from III O'clock. P NJ iaIs.2w
pICHMOND FLOUR.
"TAGIAFERRo & BRo"
sc. THORNTON" brands,
P.MALCoM co, Agents,
bo1S m rs t. n B msr for en a a
mond, on the most favorable terms. ja23-tf
SALT, CLOvERSEED, CEMENT, &c.
1000 sacks Ground A SALT, in prime order
$50 bushels Prime Pennsylvania CIOyERSEED.
1000 bbls. ROSENDALE CEMENT.
500 bbls. CALCINED PLASTER
For sale by
CARR, GIESE & CO.,
q Spears wharf
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A Convention of the editors of Florida was held
at Tallahassee on the 9th.
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The number of lots within the city CT New York
proved and S6,76l unimproved.
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ROOFING ROOFING R0oFINa ~
Economy, Durability and SecOr,te.
Waren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosITI0N ROOFING
GnTyaed by anything yet discovered fr Hoa flag
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRcog,
UNEouALLEp FOR EJJNoa8
UNRIvALLED FoR DGRABtLiTY.
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLiqArb
further information address call on
JAS. Il. IoHNsoN
Mo- Jarvis Building, cor. North and
rff-ti Baltimore street,, 9siti,nrr,
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS URNs CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets, SC, for sale at moderate prices,
j. & X. CAMPBELL,
NIL IF R.GE 81 Baltimore street
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ADVERTISING RATES.
10 nnPPESpnNnE N,TS

Longer advertisements at proportionate rates Iearl
contracts to be matters of special agreement
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MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
HAVANA CIGARS,

We offer to the trade large and well assorted stock
| the above articles, including:
SeSA PACKAGES or MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
COOOof standard and popular brands, comprising every
ptiOn lyle and quality We would invite attention
particularly TO our stock Of EXTRA FINE and FANcy Tobac
which is unsurpassed. As Agents for the lead
ing Manufacturers Virginia North Carolina,
family receiving fresh supplies all kinds Mauufac
turcd Tobacco and prepared to orders 10
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The New GRANADIAN MINIsTER.-Among the
passengers of the steamship Atlantic, which sailed
on Friday for Aspinwal, were the New Granadian
Minister Gen. Herran, with his family, and Mr.. Fl.
S. Sandiord, formerly American Secretary of Lee
CATION at Paris. Gen. Herran goes out for the pur-
pose Of settling the revolutionary affairs in New
Granada.
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| " BALTIMORE, January 20th, 1850.
NOTICE.-The attention of the public is called Ad-
yertisement which will appear in the columns Of the CLIP
PER, Of The sale OF Property for unpaid the
which said notice will be published in said paper for four
weeks, twice week under the following dates January
10Th 18th, % February 3D. Sh 18Th I!th and 2Ot at The
expiration (which time all lots remaining unpaid will be
| offered tor sale to the highest bidder.
WM T VALIANT,
| ir2lst CITY Collector
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All licensed Jy the STATE IF Naryland
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MARRIED.

PAGES VENUs.-The exhibition of this remarka-
BILE picture at Carss & Co.'s, will be continued till
Wednesday nnvt 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-07

From the Evening Mirror.I
We advise all who may be afflicted with General
Debility, to try MeLean's Strengthening Cordial.
iris certainly valuable remedy; many of cur
friends have tried IL, and they recommend it very
highly as Tonic and Alternative. II il very
pleasant to take. Every county merchant should
Keep supply of this Cordial hand 1t sells
rapidly, beyoad the most sanguine expectations of
the proprietor.
sFrom the ST. Louis Christ an Aaiveesse.1
Ii is very we'll known thai we are not particular
iy favorable TO patent medicines, and, gen eral
thing, eschew the waols of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments We declined
inserting this advertisement until we knew what
were the ingredients Of the medicine, and how
compounded. This we have learned, aud believing,
we do, that the ingredients are good. and the
compound judicicusly made, we recommend 1t q
mixture worthy Of public confidence.
We say to all, try Ii. See advertisement.
aprl6ddw
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No person should start for California without q
supply III Sloan's Horse and cattle Medicines. We
tell friends honestly that there is no "take in
In thess popular remedies. They have virtues
which are known and testified to by Thousands in
all parts of the country. If we were going over
the plains We should take supply of these medi-
cines with us.--IIow Democratic Enquirer, March
81, 1850.
See Sloan g adyertisementin another column o.
this paper, [msy7 dot VII
"a Dr. J. Hoststter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
terra la one of the greatest stengtheners exan. Ii
Ii especially adapted to those who are afflicted with
the Fever and Ague, or any other disease arising
from disordered condition. he digestive organs.
For the Fever and Agao there 10 perhaps no medi-
cine in the world equal To il, 10 enters pu ri dcs
and repenfshss the blood which Is 80 important to
bring about healthy action in diseases u this ma
tnre. The Btters Is among the most popu lar
and at the time valuable specifics in the med
lsxa world. In recommending it to the pNblie, we
are fully conscious of doing them great service,
knowing, as do, their mary excellent qualities
and sure and speedy action in all cases where the
disease lie caused by irrsguiarty Of the digestive
organs.
For sale By prussists anu dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by P GIBBONS, A J. WILKINSON, BARrLErr,
KAYE d CO., and j. BKADEs
MayT, 'Ge-dsw
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The Republican Club met. on Friday even
ing t
Geo. w. Mccrarv, ESQ, addressed the
club, showing that the twp. wings OF The
Democracy advocate substantially the same
thing Slave Code. The difference is that
while the Douglasites are willing TO endorse
the platform laid down for the Democratic
party in the bred Scott decision, the more
manly aud open Southern Democracy want
10 say straight ont exactly what that dec-
sion 10. The Douglasites are wiling to risk
the people reading the large law book con-
taiuing the bred Scott decision hence, al
though they really drop squatser sovereignty
when they endorse tho bred Scott decision,
yet they profess to advocate both, irreconci-
liable and contradictory as they are. Squat
ter sovereignty says the people of Territory
may exclude slavery the bred Scott decision
says they cannot. Squatter sovereignty says
Congress has no rights to legislate over slavery
In the Territories-the bred SCOTT decision
says Congress has the power and it 10 its duty
to protect slavery 10 the Territories.
The Glee Club not being present, it was
moved that General Executive Committee
Of five be appointed, whose duty ii should
be to attend to the general business
of the club, and particularly to procure
music for the club. Motion adopted, and
the committee appointed.
fife and drum were suggested By Mr.. w.
r. Thompson, who was made Chairman oil
the Committee.
The Club adjourned to meet again at the
call Of the President through the paper to
ratfy the Chicago nomination.
,. FisHIsa 10 INDUCED in extensively ius'
now. About seventy Ave people we're NJ !.
stotts' mill on Saturday. They lined tht
shore ministers, doctors, and everybod,
else and their wives and sweethearts. Their,
were ten or fifteen carriages. The wind
however. was too high for fishing.
On Friday 10. Stotts and Israel Anderso Oh
caught fifty fine fish with hook and line
principally goggle-eyes, black bass and sal
Non. ~
TUE IoNfclpE IN Wrsr PoiAT TOWNSHIP
Wa learn from the Fort Madison Pioi,
Dealer that the name Of the young man VIII
was killed in West Point township on yester
day week, was Francis Bockman. That pa
per also states that young Sheffele was ex
aminei on Tuesday before Justice SaImo
aud acquitted.
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pAIly GkTE CRY ovrIcA !
q eskuk, May Tth. 1


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n. TT. ID. d M. III. III.

train on this road came down Saturday
evening with l5 cars seven loaded with
coal one passenger car, and six box cars,
loaded with produce, among which were
nearly two thousand bushels of corn. About
such train comes down every day. The
coal comes from Pennington. The produce ia
from allaaong the road, but the heaviest ship
ments are from Pennington and Bentonsport.
There is avaresy of produce, but the prin-
ciple articles are corn and hay.
From February 18th to the frst Of this
month, there have come down on that road,
,258 sacks, or 1868 bushels corn, and
500 tons OF haled hay.
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FTThe train eastward from Milton, in
Muscatine county, last Saturday, had fifty
cars OF freight, 81 of which were filled with
live cattle, being l03, part Of lot Of $500
cattle and $500 hogs contracted for shipping
over the railroadifrom Iowa City to Chicago.
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CT The Grand Jury Of Kent County, Nd,
has, il is said. determined TO present every
postmaster who delivers the New York Fri
bune.
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OUT DooR PRKAcHNo.-Rcv. j. Dixon,
Secretary of the Preachers meeting, inf
the Reporter that the Ministers Of Iowa City
have determined to try the experiment. OF out.
door preaching.
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No SUNDAY WoRK,--We received very lit
sic news by the papersl on Saturday night,
when We closed up our paper and went to
press az usual.
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gT+ The Independent of this week says: -
Sour white List friends who sold out clean
their principles in The early part of the sea.
son, now find their goods on hand. They
then knew 10 NORTH and now they find
that the North don't know them. So much
for sectiouaiism.s
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GT steam engine weighing only three
quarters OF an ounce, is being exhibited in
Yorkshire, in full motion. II is intended
for the greHt exhibition, and has been made
By an ingenius orkman Saddieyorth.
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6T~The Chicago people are raising houses
ey hydraulic power. The contractor says
TIC can raise the fremont House with FIVE
m.
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The office Ct ORION CLEMENS, Attorney at
Law, WILDE At til" Daily Gate City Office, for
fes weeks.
feklaatf
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Just Received.
IPAULpING's Prepared Glue, Browns gron- |
~ chiai Troehes, Mt Eagls Tripoli, Musk and |
poeine soap, London and American Honey Soap, |
Monster Prince ALERT soap, Mrs. s. A. Alien |
w oridr Hair Restarer, Mrs. s. A. Aliens Hair |
Drersing or Zyobaisapur, Burnett's Cocaine for /
the Hair, Powers Inodorus jlycerine for sale in |
jouN I. WILLIAMSON,
aplsddwlm 81 Main-st.
Yitden 81 Co.'s Preparatory.
HAVING just received large addition to my |
l. Il former stock, direct from cildeD h Co., OF
New Lebanon, N.Y., low offer q varisd and com
pletc invoice or
solid and Fluid Medicinal Extracts,
Pharmaceutis Sugar. Coated Pills and Graaales,
Hydrocyanatc of iron, &C., &C.
he advantages arising from the use Of the FLUID
EXTRACTS are too we'll known by PHI sfcians and
Others Go admit Il comment, having teen intro
duced here sereyal years since, and their superior
qualities thoroughly tested All the above prepa-
JOHN I. wiLKINsoN,
aplsdAwlm 81 Main-st,
DuME Ola, a Nd IA MPs--l have
= in store superior quality of Burning Camel
Uoal Oil, and Lamps OF every variety, fitted with
the PARAGON BURNER the best now In USE and
having supplied myself with EXTRA BuRSEEs, arm
prepared to reit other Lamps at trifing expense.
Lamps Kept burning every evening. Call and
joHg I. WILKINSON.
apl8ddwim 81 Mafn.st.
Insurance. Insurance Insurance
DoLIClks ON Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
l. Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
establishments, household Furniture, and ali insu-
rable property, issued ut the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies a
PHENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $400, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF hartford, CONN.
t CAPITAL Sl50,0O0.
I HARTFORD FIRE ms CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $5O0,OOO.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 500, 900.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly
CASH.
Dwellings. with Furniture therein, insured at a
VERY MODERATE rnEAlus, for one, three or five
/ years. Calland learn tbs rates.
NM. W.. EkELkNAP, Ag-t.
MaYldlm second-st., near Main.
/ GPAULDIN9to PREPARED GLUE for sale bs
| - myl M. w. WEoICUTT.
/ A kNoLD's Ink, all sizes, for sale by
IL myl M. w. WEsTCoTT
| MAYNARD 4 MOVES INK, all sixss for sale i,
Nl myI Nj w. WEsTcUIT, VI Main-st.
| s100 LBS. good cabinet makers in store ana
AUU for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
mch2od No. 9A Main.strect.
/ I Was. kEADk's new hook, "A uood Fight.
declsd OGDEN, BkOWNKLL d Go.
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IMMIGRANT COMMISSIONER. 49, Lieut.. Gov.
Rush started for New York Monday morn
ing.
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Auctfon'S:.Ie

IN r. IupHREX. Ancfi3n and Uoua-
II. mission Merchant, IA. Estes Rouse.
Regular Auction Sales on TUESDAY, Iha-srey
and Saturday mornings; also every evsaing. / ar
niture sales every Saturday morning. .+
GN~ Particular attention given to sales ir ne
couatry. aI9Fa
JUST received n consignment of hne Pocket
" Knives direct from manufacturers, which viii
be sold at private sale SO par cent less than usual
prices. tapi6dl d F. HUMPHREY Ag'f.
~r
I HAVE been appointed sole Agent ier the sale u
l. Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, watch for
comm eTclal and school purposes lis highly recon
menaed --equai to the beat in the market.
ap2Gd ID. IT, HUMPHREY.
n which will bs soid ut q largs discount from
cost Also, VI LOT OF Summer sha~lss
April 20, go T. Dsr. HUMPHREY
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CrTY CousciL. Council met last Mon
day. Among other business the subject of
the revision Of the City Ordinances was tax en-
mp, and on motion Of Aid. Conn, the same
was referred TO committee OF two to act in
connection with tbs City Attorney, and to
report the Ordinances as fast as they may be
prepared, to the City Council for it's act IN
thereon.
Alderman Conn and Thomnson were an.
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pointed said Committee.
JuDas LowK.--Chief Justice Lowe dropped
In on Saturday. The supr. Court adjourned
on Saturday week, after session of four
full weeks. There were 3l5 cases on the
docket, the largest they have ever had. OF
these Isl were new cases, and 35 continuan-
ces. The court decided about half the gases
On the docket, and have the remainder under
CONSIDERATION having been submitted on ar
gument.
Judge Lowe saw Judge Stockton on Tues.
day, SIS he came down. Judge Stockton
seems TO be very low, and not improving.
Tax JpusssL Local RETRAcrs.-The Jour.
nal carrier saw man steal Gate City from y
subscriber. The local of the journal in mott
cling this, Inadvertently charged Dodaon, the
carrier aforesaid, with being meaner than the
individual who feloniousiy appropriated the
coppers from the closed eyes of the deceased
African. In Saturday mornings issue tho
local retracts so much of the charge as is APP
phcabe to the carrier, but very properly
leaves it to rest on the individual who stole
the paper.
That fellow " not The only one who steals
The Gate Ctty. We are annoyed every
week by the acts of the paper thieves. But,
after all, nc are not sure that the out-snd-
cut thieves are not fully as respectable as
those who, being able to pay for the paper,
Aabisudlly sponge the reading Of it. We
like to have people read the Gate We
print il to be read. We also print ii for pay.
Those spongiug readers seem 10 forget that
they are using our labors without remunera-
ton. Some are SO devoid OF moral VI nae,
that they even boast Of it as smart thing
h read the Gate daily without paying for 1t.
How many OF such class would ii take TO
ruin town? Let Us exhort saeh persons 10
reform and take the paper themselves. |,
anfu rnata "A lit waak
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POkkg OF KEOKUk.

Arrivals, May 5.
Die Nern0n from ST. Louis
Eagle, Warsaw.
Cara Hill g Montrose.
River a stand With thirty-tso inches water ON
TAG Rapids.