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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

The United States steamer, Powhattan
arrived on Pensacola on the 10th, from
Vera Cruz. making the 9Th war vessel
stationed there
Sherman was yesterday elected United
States senator from Ohio.
A man was seriously Injured Yesterday
on the Central Illinois Railway, o. Gil.
nian, BY freight train running on the
track two children were killed
Prince Alfred had been heard from, Al
Bermuda, and would arrive III Havana.
APrillst Grand preparations were max.
ing for bis reception.
The yacht, Marsh Kingsland, from
New York, was wrecked on The Florida
coast. SCOTS theatrical Troupe, was
rescued BY the Cahawba after several days
exposure. The boat and nearly I'LL the
property were lost
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
ST. LOUIS. March %.

Il. .s: ST.. LOUIS, March %.
The regular dispatches from Washing
Ton last night, states as a rhmor, that the
failure TO uyaeuate Sumter, on the day
previous, was owing to a technical reason,
aud it is now said thatit viii take place
Immediately. The Senate will probably
not adjonrn till the middle ofnext week.
Mason, Hunter, and Lane, have left for
home. L. a.. =: ..:=>.. ......
Mr.. Douglas intends to reply to Brock
inridge's speech. ...:s... :.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Bayard
resumed his remarks in favor Of recognz.
ing the independence Of the confederate
states; be discussed the causes leading to
the withdrawal of seven states, among
which, was the formation and success Of a
sectional party hostile to slavery, and
whose ultimate purpose was the exiinguish-
meut of slavery by the indirect action Of
the government. He argued the right Of
property In slaves, and the duty Of pro-
tecting such right. -. III.
A special dispatch to the n. Y, Com
nlereial Of yesterday says. the National
fHteiligsaeer Of that morning, has an edi-
torial Of six aud half columns, entitled
"the Past, the Present, and the Future"
which is causing sensation in political cir
Giles. II reviews the action Of the seced-
ing states seyerally aud jointly, and takes
positive grounds against coercion, or the
employment or force IN any way to restore
the federal authority. The IRteiligenctr's
opinion is, that the existing Difficulty can
only be settled by the interpoSitioa Of .
general convention Of the states, aud that
the relation Of the seeding states 10 the
federal government can be changed only
by their voluntary return to the Union;
failiug in that, the Editors see no way
open but TO acknowledge their independ-
ence out Of the Uuion. II is said many
Republican leaders have expressed similar
opinions, bnt it Is equally true that they
are determinedly opposed by others. !.
A Galveston dispatch of the 20th states,
that the Texas convention has passed I'm
ordinaace declaring vacant the Govern.
ment chair, and thai the Secretary Of State
accounts for his refusal to appear before
the convention, as did the other officers
upou due notification 10 take oath Of al
Iegiance. Lieut.. Governor Clark was to
assume the full direction at once, and the
Secretary Of State was called upon TO
hand over the grea. seal Of Office, and his
official records ..s .......*: -. -........
. The Legislature met on the 10Th, il is
not known what Houston W IT, do. -.
In the Louisiana convention on the 2ist,
after lively debate. the permanent con-
stitution OF the confederate states was
adopted by ayes l0l, nays !, -.
The slooP Isabella, loaded With proyiS-
ions for the United States feet, on Pens
saeOla, was seized on the night Of the 9Oth
by State authorities.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
DAILY LINE or sI.AoEs.l

IirpR $ IsE,: snsn n Al No. MULES.
i HARNESS WAGON, two cows and
Csh, Fatmins lnpirrntg,s ~ the hErt trscriJ.
zion, and, most Teeeti SYKES; hnusehold Fu al.
tnte, aud panirrnns Others atIiei, TOO niitas :
Gus 70 tneD'f5n titq ire imntdia'ely Of the
anilsIsig,rra The Y hole iote disposed of5by
thp 18Th sApIit. Aly psrsont having any claim
against me, viii PR seat the same for fmmedf,
ate settlement, " 7. 2s RI, Z:
D NJ. HE'LL; Be r ell, \ !.
snrar House Ward, half a mile southeast Of
20 IL, R,tst. YouHR's MIL.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
BLACIksMITnING IN ALL IT'S
Il H1kANCInHsS

LII g. JACKSON will BE- on hand 10 accom-
~ i rnquait his friends ard Gu ion,sFs At his
Old Stand mar BALLO's HALL. where ~
hoPea, BY stricI attention 10 BUSINESS, 10 be
worthy The Patronage % I'll whowunt good work
dons
1 Accounts Of long staining VIII be collected
without fsii a hini 10 tie wise 70 antieient.
LIST szt 4. III. Il !. RI; sss u. II. s.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

GAME into my eaciosnrs, about the millle
~ q Noveulber,a iarge britidIs and white OK
about nine years eidi branded r.. Durfse on left
horns no other marks Yisihle.
The owner IL requested to prove property
and pay charges. 26.2t @ d. GRANT.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

r Asst NTH, from the I4th Ward. q reddish
IL COW, branded 3 on ths left hip, Ballork
on the horn, and had a 20 foot 10 . foaud her
hssa. WhNevtf viii bring her 10 the ish
Ward, shall be Fe ~ardsd for his irauble.
THOMAS BULLOCK
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
TAKEN Up,

DY The siibscribet, miles sauth mi Sfa,e
- road. whit . two ysaf old III EiFER. with
q calf No make ~ brands visibi.. 4 f,
The owner IL requested % prove property,
paw. ehatgrs ard take them swsy III .s
20 "A JOHN EDDINs. T
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
NOTICE.

GAME into my enclosare lssi Gall, 4 red aid
NlwbitA OK; L. T, seraicheian the hefn.
and nay Charges. THOMAS, BECK,
z 20 IL 81 '.'.2:...z. i : 19k wart. !.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
q NOTE,

STNHE pahle IL esvtisn,d from trading for Z
luote trsSnted Nv me "a n LEONARD for
o $50, itii John Sharp aecnfi 4, III 1859, a.
said note u illegally hello from ne BY said Lean
srl. and viii " be sglln psi 81. IA. u
+ IS 81 g. M BLAIR.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
LATEST TELEGRA PHO
by PONY.
MosTsonEnY March is.

m. tariff bill reported last week, was
y, rsssed into law; IL viii be up for
y. .slde when congress again meets.
.'ha commissioners 10 Europe, Hon.
~ q Yancey, p. Mann and p. III.
~, Y n Louisiana, are about leaving for
- ORLEANS, and viii sail from thence
\. ~ Havana. 10 take the English steamer
Y .bicb raves that port on the 9Th, inst. !,
n southampton. II
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
NOTICE.

I HEREBY give notes 10 the pubic that
L Ms A. II, Leoaard & my Wit-) 10 40 logger
authoIlEsd TO act rs my agent, siihrrtO contract
in my name or fjr my Hss, or 10 'ollset or
settle notes, book accounts or any oth,E BUSH
ness transaction In my nams for my nss,
from this dsy TO- ward. b. LEONARD. .
g, s. l.. CITY, U. T., March is, 1881. a8.2l
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
FRssfoHr. mn March rs.

lboit one o'clock this morning, a des'
,,.,siye Gre broke out IN the livery stable
~ y Taylor, on Bridge street Very
ara alarm was given, and not over 20
-.rsons reached the FIRE IN time TO render
~ assistance. They succeeded. however,
4 tskinr from the stable, six Of che most
..lnable horses Eleven enimals per
VA tina carriages and slcIghs were
/. I'M, savedl Loss between $4,000 aud
$4,000; 90 insurance. f
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
q I.nnta Afnrch al Z, J,

4 E 4
! In the Missouri convention on Tuesday
the voting was commenced on the resolu.
tons reported BY the committee on fedcr-
al relations The first two being Of q
general character, were adopted Utmost
unanimously An effort was made TO
amend the third, which adopts the Crittcn.
den Compromise. as basis Of adjustment
Of national difficulties by adding that II
the North rejects this, and the border
slave states determine to change their re-.
lations with the federal government, Mis-
sour will take her stand with the South.
This amendment was rejected; Eyes 23, 4
nays 10, when the convention adjourned. \
Yesterday, the original resolution being
first in order, was adopted by ayes SO,
nays 4. For the fourth resolution sub
stitute wDs presented BY the chaifmano or
the COMMITTEES. urging the legislators Of this
and other states 70 take proper steps FOR
calling a natioaal convention to amend
the consultation, and providing BY law for
the election Of delegates by the people.
This was adopted by ayes 81, nays 8. 4
After q long struggle, the 9th resolution
earnestly entreating both the federal gov
ernment and the seeding states TO stay
the arm OF military power, was adopted,
aud il is the opinion Of this convention
that the cherished desire to preserve the
country, and restore fraterpal feelings,
would be promoted by the withdrawal Of
the federal troops from snch parts Of the
seeded states where there Is danger OF u
IcollisioR between the federal aud state
forces. THIS amendment was adopted By
ayes so, nays a. The fifth resolution
thus amended, was adopted by ayes so,
nays s. r .f:s.&... -; I:', T.. 4: "a
The 9th resolution, that when the con.
yentlon adjo1FBs, it meet on the Sd Mon.
day Of December next was adopted by
ayes T6, nays 10. s@=a. WI. ..s..: .s5.>=
John Sherman was nominated IN: the
rcpubstvnt csuous last night for u. s.
Senator from Ohio, on the roth ballot;
Sherman 43, Deunison 90, Schenek 10.
A resolution requesting congress TO
cail a national conyentiohhas passed both
houses Of the Ohio legislature.
1t is rumored that Lieut.. sSlenlmer Is to.
be promoted,
Smith, Cooper q Co.'S ship Chapeery, In
New OrIeaBs has been destroyed by FIRE.
Loss, $500 000 Forty frame dwellings,
in the 18th district we're also destroyed. d
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no ALL WHOM TT NAY COW.
Ilhgnk n "a III p. So

EINHIS 10 70 certify that J forbid any person
20 purchase eeriain Noe drawn upon
me ~ favor ~ Jsssa Hfstol, Of Spanish Folk
fra1dnlsntIy ohtsIned. the properly he cold me,
not being his own. The note was dated Fsbiu.
AIRY, 1860, aud was 10 b. raid siS mnnths after
dat', PETER B0YCE.
. "a 81 Corn Creek M,lInFd en-. u. T.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
DRESS MAKING,
AND MISUNDERSTANDING.
MRS HuMES

rTsENDERs her thanks 10 her isi.uds aad
IL paifOhs for the liberal shsre II paironngs
vhs has received, sad would ipform them sud
he public generally thai she has moved 70 the
Eighth Ward. on Emigration Street, two doors
esstof the Mansion House. where shs ATTENDS
carrying On Millinery and Dtess-mskiag in ~
rs branches She has on hand choice seles-
tlon of Spring Bonnsts Also ~ kinds 81 stitch
Ing dnns on Wheeler and Wilson's latest NJ
proved Sewing MschipP.
G. 3. Lefty, March p, 1861. 2s.9t
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
WILL he SOLD, A BNRGAfy.
At PRIVATE SALE.

A HOUSE and LOT. situate on E.nigrs,ion
"a Street, IN the 10 h W lard. saitth- wsst from
Bishop L. Hardy's, III q Il. City The lol
cont, ms one and . qlarier acres o. land, well
tencsd, with $50 apple ard peach trees, ihfiiy5
aud bearing, together with lHge rumher Of
cattsIt bushes, ui,iil Of which, ate Ave wears
growth, with a tend out. building al flush.
"a. The Dwetiuy House Is oI1tns iols. con-.
tsiniig five rGolns, con a'mgol klte5tn, diniig
room, one large drawing room, and Two bed-
rooms; alto, two wardF0bss; With celist under
the kitchen aud dtuias roan; ihr @hols being
well 6nishedi tDgaihsr wilhh we'll OF excellent
water ~ The door. r. 1; RI. &C.
l Altogether Il is desirable pieces Of property,
taking ihlo consideration location, Pfics, and
other advsniaGes, which eau be aseeriainsd by
calling on the subscriber Issi Ing on the PIE
mses, ..s% -. :. = ,e'.. - I. 2.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

Military bill passed the Senate this ey-
mag 7. II Is considerably mntilated, and
,.asces materially The pay Of command
e ofAcers n time of peace. II,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

d. A. DOW hereby requests all persons indebted
to him in boUd, note or ptheI wise. TO come for.
ward aud settle the same with W.. l. Applehy.
Esq, 10Y duly authorized attorney, before The
frsl day Of May next, 1861; aud Alsn. Wi.hhE
TO act ho0est end hORoTahis with I'll men, he
requests all pelsohs having any clllms against
biInr to present the same to my said attorney,
duty authenticated for allowance aud s-ttle-
ment before the first day Of May next, 1861, or
else be debaHed tbs same, a. after that d re /
shall not be here. 26tf -. A, D. Z
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I'AENoMkw,AlI. "a.
aaGfrtialm fnts.


Two rem r for yssr, HOUSE anl LoP
u Within eight blocks of Tie ceufaf Hou.s.a
Fer paruelllaie, Apply al tbs MousTAISEER
ttIics. u. II y, s:. Y: ma b. n &.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30

NIB. Alsn, for sale, a sstt Of Tihsini lI's Me-
chimes, Of the latest iayehtion, with hard tools
and many other fxtngS- connected with the
trade. :-'-. .=..-.- A.. ID. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14

WouLp M GRIHD.--A farmer not many
miles from Ksokuk took load Of corn to
Missouri mill 10 GET il groand, few days
since. The miller enquired where the farm
Or came from, and on learning that be was
from lows refused to grind for him OF any
other Id abolition Republican from Iowa. !"
Theta explained that he voted for Doug
las. "Yes." said tho miller, "and thats
meaner than Lincoln Republican. Get out
with your id abolition corn. ] Won't
grind il for you" And be didn's. The farm
Or returned home madden, il not . wiser
man, and il nov keen 70 whip and drag out
every disunion, secession fre.eAter in the
land.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14
st. MIC LAS HOT e L
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When completed, eix years ago, the ct. Nicholas
vas universal pronounced the most mag ihceIt,
eopvenisnt, and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of the kind on this continent.
What 1t Was then. il remains tc-day-wfTsour
A nisAL IN SIZE, Is suEPrUoussEss, and in the
general els III enis Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for 1900
gucsts, including 100 cempscsc suite -
aPartmsss. for lan,hes
xix hundred persons can be comfortably
seated 1t the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, = I'd nothing that medern art Ia. devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling public has been omitted in it's plan il
nesle cted In it'll practical details.
The early reputation of tho house II home and
abroad, derived from its magnitude, its superb APP
points ents, and its nenE-LskE COMFORTS AND LuA-
URIxs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
vearisd exertions VI the Propsietors.
TREADNE ELL, WIIiTcoMD ! co.
lee92d2m
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oar vsn.ea. ENs~ Sees.

r NoULDrespectiul' iltorm the citizens Of keo-
i luk that have opened ; IAi.ering ittAhlish
ment OF Main g., bs,wsrn 4lk ard 5th, witbin one
soor If Csark's Leather Stare, where ready "
do anything il my Inns nth nestnsrs and d.spatrh
have sccsrsd - ssrviccs Of my IA partasr,J.
McEyitt late Of New York City, where ~ hes been
cutting In one Of ths fashtonab,e u
that city, 70 that any one wishing ths Styis will
please give me ~ 3.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, as have full set OF Patterns frouu
tho Fart. JOHN BkAxkk,
dee 40Aym
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14

The notes Of the following Banks are thrown out
by the Bankers Of this city, tthe last dates they
wsr . bought In Chicago 1t S. centa. At tbs notes
are amply secured no grsa. shawl hoald be submit
ted to- Indeed il IL possib.e that most Of them lnsy
b. carreniin Thirty day:
Bank Of AarerA, " est Aurora, Illinois.
National Bark, Equality, .
State Eank, shAwneetown, /"
Amer. Exchangs Bank, kal.igh.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fanfsld. -
Bank Of Raleigh Raleigh, |"
Bank II Com mot wesl,h, Eebinaon, Ill.
scatbsrn Bank IIhnois, GRANVILLE
ursyville do do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14
kEOKUK rO&T OFFsUE.

kEOKUK fO<T OFfsCE.
Open from a q n. to Sp, m. On Sundays from
6to %. m.
DAILY ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES o. THE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arrives at p. m, and closes at
.. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mails STRIVE at . p. m.
and close at ia. IN.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at p. m.
and close ct .. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives It o'clock p. m. and closes
at =. N.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
81 p. m. and close ut .. n.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. m.
and close ats m.
Western Mail arrives 1t ~ p. and closes II
IAN:
Charleston (tri- weekly Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays 1t o'clock .. m,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Ut o'clock ?. 70.
RICHARD AcALLISTER. Pm.
Dec. 9th, 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14

Lourc.-if Jack ana John are the same,
tho son OF Jack 10 the con Of John, and,
consequently, Jackson and johnson are
identical. and ~ must infer that Andrew
johnson OF Tennessee 10 Andrew Jackson Of
Tennessee.
The author Of the shove, which We found
living around loose on our table, has proba-
bly, lett for Washington TO gel contract
from Odd lick ory' to furnieh 'hemp' for TIE
traitors Of South Carolina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14

ETThe Fort Madison Piaindcaler opposes
Che enforcement Of the laws Of the connsry
b. the Government Of the United States, be-
oause Lincoln did not get majority Of the
popular vote Of the Upitel States. The
Ayhting over the Issues decided By the late
election, and seeking 10 array tie Democracy
OF she North in arms against the Government,
30 sustain the secession States 10 their treas
on and rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14


A series AZ examinations Of The Public
Schools OF the city will be held at their sew
cral rooms in the order given below:
No. ST. st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of 18th
and Timea, Monday, Jan. l4th.
ID Dept Corner OF l2sb ard Timea, on
Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
No. 4.-lst Dept.-Corner 4th and Tlnea,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10th.
ID Dept.-Cor. 4th and Timea, Thursday,
Jan. 18th.
day \. n, Jan. 18Th.
I'd Dept.-l6th and Palean, Friday Pm,
Jan. 18th.
St. Peters.-lst Depth St. Peters
Church, Monday \. ", Jan. 2lst.
"a Depth St. Peters Church, Monday
Pm, Jan. 2lst.
No. let Dept.-Concert and %, Toes-
day \. y, Jan. ed.
I'd Deps.-CoAcsri ami "a, Tuesday :. =,
Jan. 22d.
African School-llth and Main, Wsdnes-
day, Jan. go.
GENITAL SCHOOL.
lat Department, Thursday Jan. 24sh.
ID !" Friday, 18th.
Sd !" Monday, 28th.
4th J" Tuesday, 10th.
High School Dept, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Jan. 3Olh and 3lst.
The patrons Of the several schools, and
the citlSens generally, are earnestly invited
to attend these examinations.
j. B. BRIGHAM, Sap't.
VOL. LIST WIIHkoW's IOWA h kPOkTn, beinl
Y vol. y Of the series, just received At
O0DkN, bkUWNELL CO.'S
ClTY Book 6roKR,
decl4d No. - Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-14

Down TO Saturday night, Jan. 18th, the
number Of hogs packed 10 this market Wa -
follows:
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NaeT al.k,

rIyHE members Of the lows state Insurance Co.
j are hcreby notified that The annual meeting
vill DC he Id On the seconi Monday of January
nett. 1t the ofice Of the Company in the City OF
kcokuk. al o'clock p m, NJ which time = Board
Of Directors win b elected Tor the ensuing year.
s. r. CAkKY,
ne Al 1H.l.Af.n Hecsy
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GO M E RCIAL.


DAttf u 49, cssf ossaes, -
Aeokuks 1an. Z.
FLouh-supernne,S u U spring wheat, ~
ira, ~ ~, FAIL wnest,sxtra, - 20.
bhAn AND bhoAAo, so'o " Psfiso.
CohN--zV 20 zze.
bAhLL1--spfing 4saA"
WI LA1.-- 10 9ooa demand. Faif ee 70 W.
opringooc cnoios oo. ~
oA1o-Ioc' auh'
NlL'S' ~ sooo aen@na'
. W '1' 'o.1 f0i ~.
!, go. =. =. :. 49, :.
" - !. ~
Wv S1'.'n ~.
90. - 1-s-JA.'s = - - 49,,
0Ao1' -
SoA W. ~
- j.
Van DAs1'-ossf - ~ - 0'sssas 80 AosAs
LhnD-si re'4i Hso.
4-.o11'o' y - sa'i's ~ :"
fsa..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~-ltis . comm onlobserva;iol that that there
IRE more sufferers from debility, among tho Amer
loans, than Dan b found In any other civilsed ma
tion. The reason Ia obvious. We take too little
exercise, and forget the wants VI the body In the
sbsorhiuE pursuits Of business. In all such cAses
ordinary medicines can do little good. What il
required IL just such onic Hudjnvyeorator as
Or, ossetter has given the public in his Gel
eorated Bittcss. The weak and nervous dcnizens
Of ahc counting room, the cxhautcd toiler upon the
shop-board, and the Frustrated STUDENT Of tho mid
night lamp, have found wonderful ngensralor IN
the Brttcrs and pr FER II to other presntous but
less s6sacous medicines. But ii should mot be for
gotten that the agent which il magical In Ito Ii
Huenoe upon frame whi-h IL merely debintatsd, i
equally powerful in assisting nature To sxpel the
most terrible forms OF disease. Who would not
tryitf
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
anywhere.
Soldby P.HIssoss, "A. j. wrLxlHsos, BAarLnsr
KAYK Co., and ]. r. WILkIsso SON.
Jan. IA. '61-dAw
CITY DIsPENsARr.
Remainder that the City Dispensary is opsn sve-
~ day frsm 10 to III o'clock :. m, when the pcor
can receive Medical aud Surgical advice gratu-
itously.
No charge for medicines when authorized BY the
Mayor, Or proper representative Of the City coun-
ell
Prompt attendance In required, as 10 cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
sepszd J.c. HUGHES, Dean.
IL r.. HUMPHREY. Auction ana Com.
II. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Ksgalar Auction Sales Tuesday, thursday
| and Saturday mornings. also every evening. kaF.
niture sales every Saturday NOR ming.
Wa pArticula ar attention given to sales ir M
country. laIrt
TUSIrccsived from the American Clock Co. I
u large lot of 80 hour ana day clocks, assorted
| styles, Mt No. b ksies House.
| beptl2d Dr.. HUMPHREY.
| ID ECkis ED this cay, consignment, sases oil
ll6ne Cali Bocts Ito BE- closed out Immediately
No. kstes House. lseptl3
| ruST received from the Manufacturers large 10,
y Of Hoop sAbs; also, large consignment Of
| Hosiery, at No. Estes House.
! 5<pt13d
| Iusf received Pocket Cutlery Of every yarist,
| ~ and quality, and large assortment Of Tabl,
Gallery; also = lotof Plated Table and Tea Spoons
~ no Estss Hou-e. TSepti2dl
| AYUn ca hand large stock OF Jewelry Of ever
~ variety; also Stationery and Notions Of al
kinds. Merchants and PeddIers will do we'll to cal
and examine this stock ID Ill be closed out YER
lev. II. r. HUMPHREY,
/ Septic Auctionccr.
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ID 80 1M1ton ~ G0e
rsi Par,nerfhip heretofsre cxistsne between
| Irs. n. W. Hicks and !. u. Andrews il this day
dssoly "a W mGtaal cosSe nj.
III iIiaks sontinuss ths practice Of Dentistry u
the old stand.
Al persons indeb, ed TO the 6rm are requisite -
call and setfi.. ~. ~. HICKS.
keokat, Dec. Is. 1850. J. II. ANDREWS.
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ACCIDENT TO Jupas WRlcnr.-We learn
den. on his return frem Dss Moincs The ether
day. There were : party Of some nine or
ten gentlemen in a sled, which was upset .
couple Of miles beyond Oskaloosa. Judge
Wrgh. VS. senseisss for sone time from
the effects Of tho fall, having fallen ~ith
great force on the back Of bis head. He bad
recovered consciousness and seemed to be
doing very we'll when our informant left him
1t Oskaloosa- The rest Of the party escaped
without injury.