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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

WOMAN AND DRESS. lphonsc Karr writes of
the ladies less POLITICALLY than Mtchelet both
seem to understand the sex pretty we'll but their
experiences may have been different. Karr says
In a womans life everything leads to a new
dress everything ends with a new dress every
circumstance is marked by new dress, and the
dress is the most important point. A girl is go
ing to be married--a dress. For n moment her
heart is filed with love. thoughts of an entirely
new existence, and Of long separation from her
parents Everything disappears before the all
absorbing question Of n weddng-dress. A rela-
tive dies The grief OF the ladies is violent but
it is soon checked, for the mourning has to be
thought of. What are people wearing? What
is the most fashionable mode of testfylng ones
sorrow? 1t is necessary to go to the linen dra
per's, to the dress makers, to the milner's, and
in a little while they are so thoroughly occupied
that there is quite an end to lamentation, unless,
however, the dress do not happen to fit, or the
bonnet be too much or too little off the head
But if the dress is made of some new material, if
the bonnet is becoming. they experience an Invo-
untary glow-they are triumphant, they are very
happy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
Number 2S.
The Penitent's Tears.

From the regions above
OF glory and love
A seraph of brightness descended
Sweetness and grace
Beamed on his face,
For mercy and peace were there blended.
He sped on his way
Where low livers lay
Twas the cot, not the palace he sought
And oh how intent
On his mission he went,
For love was in every thought
For fallen one wept,
And long yigils kept
OF sorrow, and sadness, aud tears
And the messenger came
The glad news to proclaim,
And calm the poor pcnitent's fears.
Unseen, not unfelt,
BY the sad one he knelt,
And caught the bright gems from her oye
Heal'd the sorrowing stream
With Heavens bright CLEAN,
Aud mounted again to the sky.
At the throne of the Lamb
For creatures once slain
The precious mementos were given
And celestial spheres
Saw the Peniten:s tears,
And heard the forgiveness Of Heaven.
And loud songs of praise
The vast host did raise
To Him in whose hand is all power
A strain such as ncer
Fell on mortal ear,
o Glory to God, eyermore
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
TRINITY JOURNAL
wenvervil!c, saturday, Juiy 2s, 1861.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.--It is only a few days
since that John r. Ridge took editorial control
of the San Francisco Herald Heretofore, as his
editorial connection with both the Marysvile
Democrat and San Francisco Journal attest, Mr..
Ridge has been one Of the bodest and ablest
Union advocates in this State. But shortly after
entering the Herald office, leading article APP
peared which is by no means in keeping with the
previous position of the editor What makes the
article more garing is the fact that it is endorsed
and auded by the secession press of the State
The Herald article says the present rebellion in
the South "did not arise until after the election
of President, and the success of party well
understood to be at variance with the institutions
of large portion of the Union"
Remarkng on the above assertion the Marys-
vile Democrat an able organ of the Union DEM
ocratc party, says
ais this the truth of history? Did not Davis
and every member of his present Cabinet, strug
gle for the division of the Democratic party, in
order that Lincoln might triumph, and a pretext
thereby be furnished for putting in motion the
wheels of a revolution, which Floyd, Thompson,
Cobb and the other arch traitor Buchanan, had
union conspiracy, foreshadowed by Yancey in the
Slaughter letter of 1853, and organized among
the traitors at Washington in l9j9'60, smell
towards Heaven" throughout the whole of last
summer and fall, and finally develop itself in
South Carolina before the result of the Presiden
ta election was known &? The Herald says that
this is 90 rebellion against the Government, becaus
it is in the hands of Republican Adminisra
| ton" We say that the Government is in the
hands Of a Republican Administration because q
rebelious conspiracy was entered into long before
the last Presidential campagn.'
The San Joaquin Republican, n secession sheet,
gloats over the Herald article-says 4" it will
strike upon the Republicans like a shower bath. y
The Sacramento Bee says the article in qucs-
ton struck the Union men in that section like a
shower bath, and thinks it will strike the writer
(who is Democratic candidate for State Printer
like shower bath on election day.
If the Herald editor is, as has been supposed, al
unconditional Union man, for so the Fourth Of
July Convention which nominated him, evident
| ly believed, then the people should know 1t II
an anti-coercionst and sympathizer with rebel
ion, he had better openly avow it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

ADVANCE EMIGRATIoN.The Huntsnidns Echo,
published at Wood River Center, Nebraska, OF
June 9th, has the following
Emigration is thronging the tboroughfare,
and seldom are the companies so far apart but we
can see at least one from Office door. Most
that now pass up are for California and Oregon
"a few for Washington, Utah and Nevada Ter
ritores
A great amount Of fne-we may say very fine
stock is daily passing. California will receive q
valuable accession to her population and wealth
this season. Those passing are generally in ex-
ccllent health, the stock in fine order, aud .
whole, the people seem we'll to do, intelligent
working class"
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said, since the campaign commenced, that he had
rather have half dozen spies in camp than one
newspaper reporter. We guess the old hero is
right and are glad to find the following author
lied item in a late Pony dispatch
New York, July l0.-Owng to Gen. Scots
nterdiction of news, the morning papers are al
most barren of special dispatches All facts not
conflicting with important movements, will be
furnished by authority to the Associated Press.
Thus the journals will he better informed and in,
vidious rumors prevented.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

THOSE who have frequent opportunity Of judg-
ing, say that Gen. Scotts health is excellent :;
that his appetite for roast beef, Goldfish, old port
and champagne is not bit abated. He attends
closely to business, which he dispatches rapidly,
walks erect, and with unfatering STEP is con
Grmed as ever in his personal antpathies, and bis
ideas Of military etiquette and strategy, goes to
church regularly, enjoys good joke, and looks
like a great old lion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

TREAcHERY FEARED.-The San Francisco dis
patch to the up-river papers of the 10th inst,
says it was "w well known that more than two
thirds of the ST. Lonis passengers were the most
rabd secessionists, and some OF them OF rather a
reckless character. who cOngregated here from
different points during the week previous to the
sailing of the vessel" The st. Louis sailed from
San Francisco on the llth, with over Sl,00O,00O
in specie,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

PoLTIcs IN SHAsrA.-Most of the present in
cumbents-Folansbee sheriff Skillman, tax col
lector Anderson, clerk, and Durck, recorder,
have been re-nominated by the Union Democra-
cy of that county. II is a strong ticket.
The Republicans have nominated the following
ticket Wingate for Assembly, W. G. West for
Clerk, B. NJ Parker for Clerk, and W. X. Conger
for Assessor SO we learn from the Courier.
The nti.coerconists bad a meeting two weeks
ago, at which Mr.. VanSchaack was chairman, and
Jack Spencer, Of Horsetown, secretary. Dele
gates were chosen TO the Convention to assemble
at Sacramento last Monday. Delegates to Sen
atorial Convention we're also elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

HATES THE CoNTEMPrIBLE TUNE.--The editor
Of the Mobile Register tries his spite on " Yam
kce Doodle" calling il musical abominaton,'
and saying IL has never been heard by him since
a boy without Indignation. Hear him
"It was ever a cold bath to every throb Of pa
trotic emotion, ever made our flesh creep and
our soul creep into the bottom of our boots-not
on account Of its name, Yankee Doodle but
because it is mean, sneaking, belttleing, con-
tcmpube tune. II we were on the eve of battle,
and were at all doubtful whether to stand or iy,
we believe the sound Of that abominable strain
would decide the question, aud we should take to
our heels"
The above acknowledgment is not surprising !;
such men would naturally run. 1t is recorded
that the enemies of, and traitors to, our country,
always did run from that tune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

"MANY Truth IS SPOKEN IN JEsr,"-A ra-
ther good anecdote is told upon Lord Lyons, the
English Minister resident at Washington. Prom
enading with an American lady few evenings
ago, at the reception of one Of the Cabinet mem
bers, he remarked upon the splendor Of her dress
which chaste blue silk, brilliantly spangled
" But observe" he said, " that you display thir
ty-fve stars instead of thirty -four-o one too ma
NY" "Oh, no, my lord" said the fair patriot
4" the additional star is Canada! !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

Nor OK Ir.-The Vancouver (W. IT, Chronicle
says that an officer of the Cortez sent party OF
sailors ashore for couple of goats to supply MS
children with milk on the voyage. Alter sailing
the animals were discovered to be OF the mascu'
line persuasion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
San FranciscO Agency.

MIR. L.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
IN San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt fol
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. OGcc-No. 172 > Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
An IxcGDExT.-The Ell Dorado County Union
tell the following:

On Sabbath last Rev Father Owen, as he Is IA.
miarly called, preached in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Placerville. In his opening
prayer the following passage occurred
80 God, we implore thy blessing on the chief
the directing mind of the army and navy of these
United States God bless Geu Scott"
When these words were uttered, with the so.
emnity due to the occasion, perceptible thrill
went through the congregation, and when that
prayer was ended many handkerchief was car
ried to eyes long unused to tears there was
hardly dry eye in the house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

PIErY IN THE ARMY.-We don't place much
reliance in reports like the following, coming
from any source. However, the following Incl
dent, written by member of the New York
Seventh Regiment to the New Bedford STANDARD,
is given for what it may be deemed worth
al wandered off one day aud came TO farm
house where found party of the Rhode Island
boys, talking with woman who was greatly
frightened. They asked for food, and she cried,
O, take all | have, take everything, but spare my
sick husband" Said one of the men, We are
not going TO harm you we only want something
to cat" But the woman still persisted in being
frightened in spite of all efforts to reassure her,
and hurried whatever food she had on the table.
Bat, when she saw them stand about the table,
with barred heads, and tall, gaunt man raise his
hand and invoke Gods blessing on the bounties
spread before them, the poor woman broke out
with fit of sobbing and crying. She had no
more fears, but bid them wait, and in n few min
utes had made them hot coffee in abundance
Sho then empted their cnnteens Of the muddy
water they contained, and filed them with coffee.
Her astonishmcnt increased when they insisted
upon paying her. "Ther asking u blessing took
me by surprise, !" said she, and when saw this
felt that our country was safe with such men to
fight for it,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

AND THE STRIPEs.-Thc Hudson IN. " Ga
zette tells Of a little four year old girl, who while
repeating the catechism at her mothers knee re-
Piled in answer to the question, " What did God
create 2" "The Earth, the Sun, the Moon, the
Stars-and the Stripes :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
MRS. wv i m - 1 Q w ,

IN SExrKRlENcED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
thing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
B tes the process of teething by softepng the gums
ucng all nhamatop-zw aitay all pain, and is sure to
ulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it will
ees to yourselves, and relief aud health to your in
tA prefecuy safe in all cases, See advertisement in
ther column. m,1217,s,n,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
Atlantic Subscription, So.
TRINITY CHAPTER,

- No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
"a on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
'esyervlle.
lvC M. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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L O. 0. z.

TELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. O..
E-Meets on the evenings of the first and
ird Monday of each month at Odd Fellows
ALL " Cliilord's" building, Main street. Patri-
chs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
lr6. w. II. BACHELDER, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27

TnE widow of Henry A. Crabb has been given
a position in the U. S. Mint, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-27
ubscripfiOn rates 8

|or one year, .............. 90
|orsx months, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
brthree months,
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1hEVH HMFWkTATGON
u . + d " are q n d Cutlery.
S. w. g. FL. TUCKER.


MPORTENs AMI WHOLESALE DEALERS.
have in store, snd are receiving their supplies
Tor theoprinE Trade directi irom the max ers which
they oner 70 Cash An y PROMPT TlsK bUYEEk On II.
they con solieii 80 OF he ns
3 W. IL. 1UCkEk,
Sign OF Red Paddock cor. Main h ID sts
keokuk, March y. lSco-dAw
AlsLko' PlChb, hlUVELb, DC, Tor sale b,
Iv1 mcLsdAw b.W.h Ii. TUCkLk.
/ skIFfIao 5 HOhnk NAILs.--tooo stock of eli
- sisss for saiS oy 3. w.. II. TUCKER.
ScatAE ~. .Lo.-iAricus qnsiities OF scyth
~ hid.f and Shs1pcners ior SALE by
A afchs- -dAw 3 ". II. TUCKER.
a MIS- SA0vELb.-A A large stock Oh Il Mes
= sboveU tor sale low BY
narchs s.w.A II. TucnIk
+ .tttNDsfuNEs.-Tht Berca lsi .ndstonos ,of Va.
~ rious sisss, fer sale BY
=. W. n. TUCKER.
xtgn % Red T. a0fork,
March 3, '6o-dAw Cer. Main i 1a.,
| I. ENCk NA fla.
Flooring do
Anne. A.as.lsd % 'eaiineh--. 'apsrio,artiel..
Finishing 10
Barrel do
TogetheI With ageneralassortnsntofo n % o otherxA,I,
OF the Belmont brand, just received and TO, sale
Low BY lmcAsl s. v > IL. TuCkEh,
I sOhh, ,SAhDkA, " HI bbi Nj and CT be. a. e.e.
~ Spades, Skovcls, Mattocks and pieks,
Scythes, Snaths, and Grain CrAoles;
re Gov bells, kAkef nd Corn Planters;
CT, Trace and Halter Chains;
cuttin Boxes, HI y and Straw Kniver.
Hay, STRAW and Manure Forks;
| And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY n hano and foY sale Low by
nchSdAH 5. ". 4 H. FUCKER
FkksA HOOPs:: TkIAA nUOIsN III
A NEW supply of Trcss Hoops, Of the siscs
~ usually wanted, together with ! genera 90.
sortmeniof coopers Tools, just received and 10,
sale low by s.w. TUCKER.
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rME PENNsYIvANaA

3 ~ I E 8
rAs Capacity n tAs kos4 u seS Eqse1te -, ~
fAs Cssnfry.
THREE THROUGH
r n = z R Tn ANS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH 4 PHILADELPHIA.
ectnK direct IN the non Depot al ri -
with Trough Trains from all Western yitie, -,
phiiAdelphia; New York, Boston, Baitinnofe Al
wsshiasssn CITY, thas fasnisAins faeaAs,ss fcr
the transpoftatioD Of passengers ansuxpaDsed for
Speed and Comfort, by any other ross4.
EApfsss snc 4 ass krnsrrun throsgE To PnIIadel
phia without change Of Cars Or cond sctors.
smoking Car. srsA sAtt.chsd to eaah tssia Wood.
rp6a oissping Carr to Express and Fast trains.
THE EAPkkSs RUNS DAILY, MAti and o..
Line Sundays excepted.
Three baiiy IrAlns sonnsctd dir cot 10, a - orr
Express anA tAst Lima connect IoI Balt inors and
SIX DAILY TRAINS between PbfiadslrA.s nd
New York; Two Daily Traint between Nss iorl
and Boston.
rHnututi rtcKk rs TAFT k1fIJ 1r, rood on
either of she above Trains, and transfers taxeush
BOAT TICkErs 10 Boston are rood a. Ho,.
vich Fall River or Stoninyton Liass. HSxgsx,
trsnsterea Tree.
TICKETS may bsottainsd . aay Of the simco,.
of any 0i the rsgukT Line ol steamer on 1 -
Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
0fMrc AlWAys ~ I.oW ana 1ine
- Quick - - anI OshOr A8oute.1a
Asa fOh IlChEEn 81 rAIXsBUau. ,
The eompl ssaon of tAe Nsst<rn ssnnscs ioas OF
the Fennsylv Ania haalroAd to CnAaago, nakss this
alaE OAR ECT LINE NET - 4 IN 4 n :
LAST AND IaE GMEAT WEAT
The oon nscsing ~ trssGs 81 The kAiirsad bridge
~ fittsDsrgh ssosaAHg All drAyaKe VI isrrisgs of
freight together win the sssinR of ti0e, are ad.
sAntages readily appreciated BY Shippsrs a.
Freight, and the Travelling Public.
r. hsfSx
Tor ofrfe'8ht1onsFscts or onipPinG Directions,
apply 20 or Aodress sNheFoI tne et3llovins AksLts
Of the Company
". a. oiEn AMI pithbsrgh;
H.s. Fierce q 20. 1anossiiie, onioj J - John-
@vn, hipiey, ontoj NJ McNeeiy, MAysyiile
aentucAy oimsoy GrepPsr, Porhsosth Ohio,
Paddock CO.. yeocrAonytlle, indiana; IA.
BroWn Io- ,OincinnAti, unio Athcrn = Hilbert
Cincinnati "; =. y. Meldrum, NJ MadiSon Indiana.
Jos e. moore, IoussiIie, ny r. U. O'kiley (
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Kookuk Drug Store.
ssflh-strect. bel. " atn 4 ri On can
KEOKUK, IOWA.

ALAR0 EassoYtme en- I oi Drugt1
a Chemicals, Instruments ano
Fancyarsicles just received q
tho shove establishment. coG-
prising all the new Chemical
Preparations, ,Tildcn 'sFluid Ex-
trscts, Trasses Abdominal Sup.
porters. Rcssaries ,Spernlnma-n -n1
nfiktuds. Stethoscopes, Catho.
tcrs, opsrmatorrh0a Rings, anl
some splendid cases OK Char,
ricre's superior instruments.
These articles having heenes
iected with special r, ference /,
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w.s.E'aAvic. s.CHrTTEEpEH. Y.pAvii
McGAVIC, CHl1TEKDLN & CO.,
WaaNlERAaE ainaassE EME

AND
FORWARDING L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Levee, KeokWk.
LAVE NOW ON HAND. AND WILL BE
l ! receiving during rhc fsasan VERY LA RD E
AND cuMPLkTE STOCK or GROCERIES which
they take pleasure in eferIg to the trade Of lows
snd Mnseur, AT VERY Low FkICks.
JanEl1id4vly
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kzrrA Co, 10. ~ State strect, Boston.
IL. II HOUSTON ten Freight Ag't Philadelphia.
L. l.. HoUPI, Gen. Ticket agent, Philadelp phiA
ENOCH LEWlS. General Sup'i, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. 3, f6i-d
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No, 1O7.
|IL~V~.J
Wholesale GlOCerS,
NO. los mAIN-sT.,

KEOKU k,.................. .....IOWA
A RE In receipt 81
"A bs0 kegs asesrtsd Nstls,
100 bxs. NeenAp 6oap,
50 = 1AlU 4oilst Soap.
50 doS. oxAU erooms.
80 bTS. AxNT1ga tN1dy1
100 80 kxUS9&andteS,
40 rears NslNnk Paysr,
20 900 Eny siopes,
5000 axsorteu OSeaxs,
IS, Gee avanpa 6's "
Boo ins. Indigo,
10 bbls. assorted Nuts,
l00kegs Birsrb soda,
tcs. kic~,
400 hxs Assof ted q Iass,
500 Cotton Yarn.
TO gross Matthes
400 resms wrapping Paper.
Besides large stock of the varicuf articles OF
0F0csTieEs which Nc oneF at heveTy Towcst EGuTs-
We will 81 al times pay tho hishe%t price for
| Hides, Furs, Peiis, Feathers, Beesw.x, md such
srtiracre4 produce viii preserve tfrir In
transportation 4
| Septl2d ~
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Tru~Ars
ksoR the entire and permanent cure Of
ss'ss'i q: s.., 1as: ss. rss';. n ss: ~
United states, and are In use by the Dost Hdy
dissanEoaslsd Surgeons in the Wsst.-M ~
For sale at the ".
Es0R the eure Of club foot and dsformed lfnb,
L and spine, embracing the IAtsstsnd moet sci
enti6c Improvements, Ior sale u the
EUktk DRUG STORE,
janlsdlw 18th street. bst. Main = BIZ ndeat
FANCY ARTICLES,
kSMBkAcfN8 Colognes, Toilet Scape (very Gpc'
IL Ninsigre Rouge, Pink BAlls. Aromatic CscI
spisdAs KE0KuK DRUG STORE
IaPr~vca Eta etc Extension . = syr1n &c
hwl6 RICHARDSON 'S.--the most bssnti.
, e: for
myasd
EIAsliC STOCK sngs
LrOR broken vcins and diseAstd 'inb@, for sale II
l. the KRUKUK DRUG STORE,
janisddw 6th at, bot. Main ard Blondeau.
COmFOUnD nYPOPIIOs + aA1TL OE
mANCANES Is.
yTRRY celebrated ~ renedy in Pulmsnary af
Journals ~ the most valuable nsdicise discov-
cred for obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
KEOKUK DRUG STORE,
Aplsd4w Hifth-st. bel Main Blondsau
" VACCINE SCADs.
LsREsH VACCINE ScABS, ,siways on hand and
i FOR sale ct tho
.plsdA. KEoKuK DRUG STORE.
New Books.
|yTOL. III, New American Cyelopedia;
Vel. M-c...s'- Rrglsnd;
Conduct Of Life;
Motlc, = United Netherlands;
BruiDj
Petty Annoysnces;
Goethe's Faust.
OGDEN, BRowNELL co.
nILBTARH WORKS.
|ViELE' HAND BOOK,
Army Regulations,
United States Tactics,
I Cavalry Tactics,
Hardee . Tactics,
ass1Gss Tactics,
Ssi1lsr's HaDdy-Book,
0reaa Military Handy Book.
~ soseaa OaDRN, BROwNeLL co.'s
/ CaRS DeoE 6Foen,
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KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY. JULY B. 1861.
oBo.r asDElsoS. ALEX. BARCLAY.
~ S..sssss sssszss n - % :s.s

HANKING HOUsE or
Geo. G. Anderson & Go.
+ HAvETHIs DAT ADMITTED AS A PART
xxR in ths Banking Business, ALEX. BARCLAY,
tWho has bean my 1eler ior The Last six years..
he business iii hereafter be conducted under the
firm and style Of
GEO. 6. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the oldest BaT king Houses In not
the oloes, IN Iowa. tho firm soiicitss contin-
nAnce Of former patronage 40 literally 81 tended
to them.
They will nak eC Collections an renit--less Ex-
chAngs--enthe day cfspaymept, free Of charge.
TheiT references are as formerly by the senior
partner, Wis:
RxTEREEcEs:
Wfnslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bsnksrs, New York.
Paak Bank. N. Y. E sss
Edward W. Clark d Co., Phiiadslphia.
ClApp, Failer n sBrowne, bankers, Boston
Howard Banking Com Iany,
| 7H6nMAnh HeIpcke ,ThIcaYo.
Msrins Bank; /.
Farners Deposit Bank Pitts sburgh.
Mechanics. tank a-
krane er 4 Kahn, Bankers,
Gilmore BTvtberton, bankers, Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co.. Bankers, Louisville, ky
State savings Institution, st. Leuis, Mo.
Keokuk, dan. /, 't6. 1kO. O.C.ANDEkSOE.
janl'6e
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amounting u simes se~berration Or mind,
partook q sbc general essisessos. Cos ! sbot
fsn IN bic bands. cooked 4, applied tho go
~ TO biz headfan1 his foot to tho trifeSs
eDd blew his brains ops.
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Times ssys - Dpllt1A 0ovsts.Su ~
nos u inti0SSs 1ofssspoeds pes M ~
F. oehisse n oe1F 80 it, aS1lcs
10y - ohssrysd soNsfds Acne4aa - - aa1
-. - rel ooo0ies hn II 90. :
rssssss sodsss1Andiag i hey - e. NJ
Rsnors 81 probable sonpysnis. /.
America ere Gaising strength 10 Eneissd.
Seos of Ne Lsndon papera vars npsss.
latin9 % ths fate Of the Americas lsan =
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