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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

sas- The Chicago Journal of yesterday
has synopsis of all that il can pathe,
from Southern correspondents of North.
ern papers, or from the Southern papers,
in reference to Sherman's movements
The suppressed communication Of the
correspondent of the Cincinnati Times,
which it is now safe to publish, and which
Is doubtless nearly correct, gives Sher-
mans forces as follows: Fourteen III
corps 5000. Fifteenth corps 10000,
Seventeenth corps s, 600. Twentieth CORPS
5000. cavalry 10000 and l3O guDs. He
takes with him sixty days full rations, and
several thousand head of cattle. Further
than this he depends upon the country
through which he passes to furnish him
with supplies. During the week ending
Nov. 9th he gathered 10 l,760 wagon
loads of corn, 436 of sweet potatoes, and
some horses, without sending his foraging
parties moro than thirty miles from At
ianta. He has not burned the latter, bu.
rendered it untenable, destroying such
buildings as would benefit the rebels. and
harming no other. The army goes il
two columns, one going to Macon and
other to Augusta, concentrating his army
at the latter place. Sherman may strike
ut Charleston, Savannah, or Beaufort, Al
it would take time to occupy either o.
the former and get ocean communication,
while at the latter he would have an open
and accessible point at once. He will
meet comparatively no enemy. Thil
Is the substance of the statement
of the Cincinnati Times. Further ex.
tracts from Southern papers show grea
CONSERVATION in rebellion consequen, up
on Stermau's unexpected advance.
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Gen. Canby Improving---Pregress Of
6hermAn.
New York, Nov. Is,

New York, Nov. Is,
The Tribune's Washington correspond.
ent says information received at the War
Department states that Gen. Canby il
improving.
Late rebel papers says Gov. Watts OF
Alabama has had an official conflict with
the rebel conscripting officers. The Do
licemen Of Selma being taken for service
10 the army. they applied for redress to the
Governor who issued an order that as
State officers they were exempt from the
draft aud they were therefore immediately
released.
The Richmond Examiner 10 very severe
on what it styles the devices of Governo or
Brown of Georgia and the legislatures Of
that State and Alabama. 1t says that
the convention of all the States Norht
and South for the purpose of agreeing on
terms of peace and will meet on the same
day with the Parliament Of mankind. the
federation Of the world, and not cne hour
sooner.
The Herald's Washington special says
advices received here to-day from Gen.
Sherman's army she4 that he vas ON the
18th. inst withis s65ee miles Of Macon,
and 1t is believed that BY this time he Is
In possession of the place. He has thus
far met with but little opposition, and his
campaign is progressing with oil the sue
cess that could be desired.
The Times Washington special says
the latest intelligence from Sherman re-
port him within 25 miles Of Macon and
unopposed. We may therefore look for
the announcement of the capture of that
plsce any hour.
Mscon is l04 miles from Atlanta and
one Of the centers of the great railroad
system OF Georgia. 1t also contains an
extensive arsenal and cap factory. It's
capture will form the first Of the series OF
brilliant results 10 be hoped for from Shsr-
mans gr.nd campaign.
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War il SsutA Anssiea.
New York. Nov. %

NeW 1orks NOV. x3.
We have later important advices from
South America.
The native rebels in Ungusy ware or
Grating with great activity agaiast The
Government troops, and their action had
Afforded very great aid to the war.
Tho encroachments of Brasil aeeius,
the Republic Of Praguay had furnished !
sharp note Of protest to the Envoy Of Bra.
81 against the policy Of the Emperor, in
which the President declared hisiuteution
OF taking up arms il necessary in support
Of the cause Of the sister Republic Of
Uruguay.
In this paper the President Of Paraguay
condemned the non.intervention course Of
the government OF Buenas Ayres. Il w.s
thought that Paraguay would bring for.
ward power which would prove very for
midable to Brazil.
The Uruguay troops we're in hasty
march for Pa5sanda. the occupation Of
which place it vas thought would decide
the war against the rebels.
Some British, Brazilian and French
war vessels lay of Paysanda. By decree
oI the Brasilian Government, dated Sept.
18th, oil tho FREQ Africans in the en-
pire, whether in ssrvics Of the State or Of
private individuals. are smancipated.
kio Janeiro was recovering 10 slight
degree from the effects Of the late fiuan-
cial panic. All the commercial interests
Of the country we're greatly affected BY
the shock.
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CLEANsNCs.

The number Of bounty -baited Cana
diaos In the Federal service is esuma,. d
as thirty tbousapd.
The telegraph cable is forming in
Eogiand At the rate Of eighty miles .
week.
The Freshman class Of Dartm mcsth
College numbers bu. twenty nine stu
derts.
-lmmaierisl bonnets are the st,le in
Paris. Hair is 10 be worn high IL front.
A new oil excitement has broken
out In Venango county, Pennsylvania.
An Eastern paper says veaivali's
costume consists Of "a pair Of tights and
jacket"
-An eight-pound breech loading rife
has been invented BY w. w. Wade, Of
Manchester, New Hampshire, which dis
charges fourteen bullets vithou. being
reloaded.
Two hundred thousand dollars is "a
be the cost Of the royal mausoleum in
process Of erection BY Queca victoria II
Frogmore.
AT Aelbourse, Ausssalis, Lucy Est
colt an American lady from Springfield
Mass, Is nov the heading prima donna
She has lately sung in Benedic.'s .Lady :
Of Killarney" and Bellini's "Puritani.
"A man named Peck, in st. Louis.
raised children BY the bushel. He has
ten Pecks Bow-two bushels and ! half.
President Lincoln said in one Of his
serenade speeches there were more men
in the country nov than when the war
broke out. This seems to be proved BY
the election returns. The three States
Of Maine, New. Hampshire and M4ssa-
chusetts polled 35s, 900 votes at the late
election, against 333, 900 in ls60-an in.
crease Of $4,000.
"A chaplain in Arkansas says that .
man buying fars was oouversing with .
woman At whose house he called, and
asked her s'if there were any Presbyte.
rians around there" She hesitated !
moment. and said she "guessed not; her
husband hsda't killed any since they
lived there
"A Yankee editor Of the saving class
Who stored away, his exchanges for tbe
past two PEARS, and scsumulAted about
forty-dvs thousand Of them, now adver
tises TO sell them at three cents apiece
and is receiving lots Of orders.
The populpl1os Of the British Nortl
American Proyfhces that ere unising /
bu. little short Of 2 $50, 900. The Cath
oiic religion i held BY considerably moi
than two-6fths Of the number.
The alleged Fenisn sonipirators !
Toronto havs besn acqaittcd. fbsrs bsis
no proof thai asy plot existed.
--boatsa gsve' CIT najosity s<ain.
Ne. Lineola o. NJ 6sst sisssisu; no,
ia, ,oss ise hin.
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New York. Nov. a3.

BY the arrival Of the Commander we
have Havana advices OF the 18th.
The steamer Mexico Was boarded by =
Mr.. Townsend At Matamorss, who pro :
fessed 70 have authority from the Ameri-
can, Consul, and changed the papers and
dsg OF the vessel from American 10 Mex
ican. He then forced tae crew To navi
gate the vessel to Havana, when be turned
them adrift, and the vessel will nov prob
ably 60 into the rebel service.
We have . report that large force Of
rebels in San Domingo had been defeated
aud dispsrssd; also 40 expedition 10 Pa.
erto Csbello had IN engagement.
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New York. Nov Q9

BY the Eagle we have Havanna ad.
vices OF The 18th. There was no Iarer
news fros Mexico. The Nassau Guar.
dian aDDounces the arrival Of the Laurel
after touching Madeira and Tennerifie,
at one of which places she doubles.
found semnes and his crew. Larg.
mines Of magnetic iron are said to have
been discovered in Puerto Rico, the yield
Of which is represented to be e6 per cent
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Washington, Nov. %,

About City deserters from our army
have arrived at City Point from the vai-
ley. They were captured By Sheridan in
his late campaign. The larger number
Of them were substitutes, Who, having
deserted and joined the rebel army, wers
seat 70 the Shenandoah valley. - there
wss less danger Of their being identified
il captured. A court, With Gen. Call ),
the bead, has been ordered t. City Point
to try them.
The severe rain storm Of the psss fev
days = thst quArtsr y otsr.
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BIRMINGHAM coLLEGE.-Tbi,

- Instituuoa Is iocstelin the village Bsruisss ham
Van Buren Co., Iowa. nine miles south Of Fairels on
ne barhnetnn and NO. X r.. and ssrsn from s1Aumi
tins Kecknk ard ostanawa r. Dsiiy har {. coupe~t
with trains each road The location of the College il
universally admitted 70 be healthy say in the
Usually hinsF young m1u In acquiring education
The cosrse o. study y - thorough that Of sny similar
lnsdfsfscn N the Vest IL !. coDadsnty hoped thai
hrst term VIA ccnsst Of twenty weeks and viii cora-
naence IN ths hrst Monday In Dscembcr 1ses Tuition
uom tess tiu 70 nueen tis) dollars half aA-
vance. Rev. g. p BERGEN
nvsI@2am President.
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0a1saass HianasSk.
Boston, Nov. 23.

Tho gallant Captain WinsIow had |
public reception by the ciaissss q Rox
bury, last evening, 10 Institats Hall, fol
lowed BY grand banquet At the Norfoll
House. Among the many agreeable fsa-
turcs Vas the pssentatioa of An elsean,
silver tes service.
The proceeds Of the National Sailors
Fair. which olessd lase svesipg. have no.
yet been correctly and clearly sscertaiued,
bat will exceed 500, 600.
. The o6icers ard srew of the United
States steam sloop OF var Brooklyn sent !
contribution Of $3.50 yesterday, which
secured the sword to Captain james Al
dss, commander Of The bfsoklya. The
sword costest, up TO this unexpected re-
suit, had bsen quite even between Farra.
gut aud Winslow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

@ Official returns of the vote in New
York show Lincoln's majority to be 6. 500,
and Fenton's for Governor 8,l97. The
whole number Of votes polled was a lite
over 730,0oo-abont $4,000 more than
in 1860.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

The TEsrH.-The Register says not .
voter in the Tenth from Polk, Warren or
Boone counties, cast his ballot for Little
Mac. The regiment was a, CartersvilIe,
Ga, on the 10th inst.
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--latest frsn vireiais.

New York, Nov. IS.
There 10 nothing later from the Shen.
annoah valley to notice.
The rebels have apparently absnd donsd
the idea. at least for the present, Of far.
thor contest With Shsridao for its pos
session.
The World's Washington special says:
Officers sho arrived here to day frou
the front Of Petersburg state that the en-
emy show no signs Of evscuating Peters.
burg. On the contrary they have re.
samed picket firing in most animated
manner.
No demonstrations have been made BY
them since they captured . small party Of
our picket line 10 front of the battery,
which they still hold.
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Quebec, Nov. %.

OWing to reliable information that
Sousherners and rebel sympathirers iu
certain towns in Canada are manufsctur.
ing clsndestIncly and collecting at Con-
venient point, shot, shell aud cannon, tue
Government has issned proclamation
prohibiting the exPortation or carrying
eosss.iss or BY inland navigation, arms
or ammunition.
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NEW MUSIC BOOKs.-Dr. LoveIl

NEW MUSIC BOOKS.-Dr. Lowell
tAy aasons New Music Books for Schools are nov
r~sdy- fHE soss GARDEN. Finer Boox Price 30 rarfs
fHx soss Canon, SecosD Boox, Price rs ceats En<h
eompste In itseK To be feliowes By fHx soxs arprs
iHizp BcoH. !. ready
MI w bSassrErs New BOOK ron SINGING Scucors
Missile. Price q 50
No c9nsm~hststion seems Necessary Of new books by
musical authors Of such wide reputation whose preyio..
works IN these departments hare been very neh mors
snd popular than those If asy other authors
specimen copies By EsAH postpaid for the price,
NAMED. fusafshed By MASON BROTHERS
'S'-A~t New York
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New York. Nov. 2S

New York, Nov. 23.
The steamer Commander with Havana
advices OF the l4th has arrived. The
steamer Scott from New Orleans for New
York With an Indiana regiment aboard
supposed to be the 10th, vas badly
aground in Key West Harbor. It was
feared she would go to pieces.
The steamer Wild River, with Lieut..
Braine and the rest of The Roanoke pirates
aboard is reported 10 have arrived at Mas
eau from Bermuda. She attempted to
get into Wilmington but failed. The
blockade business was brisk. A number
we're running the blockade Of Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

~ c. H. Babbitt, son Of L. w. Bah
bitt Of the Council Bluffs Bugle, has..besn
"grafted into the army" and has duly
reported at headquarters for duty.
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New York. Nov %.

new 1oFk, NOV. 70.
Gold unusually steady and price dull.
ln the morning it stood 223a, closed at
az I. Operators appear disposed to de-
fer their transactions till after thanksgiv-
ing. The quotation wss 2a94.
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B. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.

~ A copper statue of Budlia, seven
feet in height, which was discovered while
excavaung Ior railway 10 India. has just
reached Birmingham. This statue ID
said By antiquarians TO be two thousand
Are hundred years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

The Des Moines river has frozen
over at Des Moines. Unless the Des
Moines has spread itself since we saw it
last, there wasn't much Of il to freeze.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
Ntp advertisements.
ORDINANCE No. 75.

an ORDINANCE, amending Ordnance No. 70. entitled
"An Ordnance In relation 70 Rilliard TAbiss.. Ac
- Il osissd by the City Council Of s ctr Of Keokrk
So 1 That ordinance number 70 Be amir e - fol
ux Inc ncsnsc upon each billiard Table shall
1iseea usafs per ye nnd me hcenss for ech Pigecr
fce q reeos hose issss sAa . eea doak pr year
fAttrst,, I'M HIATT 1f.xor
b s. MRRaAN, Clark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

"A subscription for . public library
building IN the little town Of Newbury-
port has amounted to $4,000 ssithin Z
fortnight.
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St, Louis. Nov %

st. Louis, Nov. IS.
The Republicans Cairo special gives
follo-ing items from the New Orle.ns
papers.
Gen Candy has Sufficiently recovered
to resume business.
Latest Mexican news states the Emper.
OF 10 leaning towargb the Liberals.
Pierre Souls arrived at the City of
Mexico.
Don Diego Alvariz, son Of Don Juan
Alvarts, it is reported would declare in
favor Of Macmillan.
A second dispatch of yesterday says
military affairs in the district are active
Every rebel move this side of the river
is known. The whole-country has been
thoroughly secuted and parties bring in
prisoners daily.
The concentrating of troops here and
the coming of Gen. A. j. Smith mean
something, bat what it is not proper to
say A few days. however, will dsvelop
the plan Of the contemplated cam mpaipn.
Both the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers are in 6ne boating order aud will
aid in military operations ia Kentucky
and Tennessee.
The gunboats De Soto and Powha,tau
returned here Sunday from . reconnoi-
sance up the Tennessee river The bod.
lee of ensign Neave of the gunboat Un-
dine, and Capt. Allen of the transport
Venus, killed when their vessels we're
captured BY Forrest two weeks since have
becn recovered at Paris. The gunboats
found the river lined with rebel pickets
from Pine Bluff to Jacksonville. The
rebel Gen. Lyon commands that district
snd has orders to watch the river closely
and blockade it as soon as transports be-.
gin running again.
Forres. had pontoon across the river
at Chiekasaw
Scouts have reported to the gunboat,
that Hoods army is thirty Eve thousand
strong, With thirty seven pieces Of artil
lery. He intended to operate 10 Middle
and Eastern Tennessee apd Kentuoky,
and was marching on Pslaski. Giles coun.
ty, Tennessee, aud expects ultimately "a
seixs Cumberland Gap. His men great, ,
need clothing and supplies. which they
hoped to obtain BY plundsring the town,
through which they passed.
Large numbers Of desertere come into
onr lines daily, many Of them bringing
horses and equipments.
Advices from Fayetteville. Ark, say
that Col. Brooks, with $500 rebels, at
ncked that place Oct 98th, but we're re.
pulsed with considerable loss.
From that time till November tha,
town vas pretty closely invested, wheH
Gen. Fagsn. with about {, 900 OF Prices
retreating forces. came up and bombarded
the place five hours with two pieces oi
artillery, but were held at bay till mex,
day, when Curtis aud Blunt arrived and
the rebels skedaddled. They lost one
hundred killed and wounded. Our Loss
| one killed.
A Missourian, who travelled some fort,
miles with Price 10 Arkapsas. report.
that the General told him he hsd lost owe,
TO- 600 men killed. wounded and desert
crs, and his expedition into Missouri hat
been most disastrous.
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SINGULAR BIRrH.-We are credibly
informed that on Monday evening last 4
lady in this county whose name we sun
press. gave birth to child perfectly
formed in every sespect, except that L
had no had Colsubis Ssatssusa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

~ Gov. Yates has designated TO- day
for thanksgiving and prayer in the State
of Illinois.
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WHcox & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

WI stitch, Hem. Fell, Tuck, Cord Bind EraiJ cut
Aa1 hEaSroader beautifully II will fIon r,rrf~c,
wort On the snrst NainsoA the heaviest beaver
c'oth With - change sf needle thread or tension. v
use earse sctf0s fsss and air Ii easser faster
AM stiirf than say other mschne 4, forms as even
and elastic ssa differing frota every other stitch each
ocr ing tEtsfss by neaas of tbs ~RprArrsa Hook
bosAS-d G. III. LII EKSaS Agt
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~ Five hundred men have been add
ed to the Fifteenth Iowa recently. They
we're drafted men.

AFifty-eigh drafted men left Dee
Moines on Monday for the front-all
cheerful and jolly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

@ Wisconsin's majority on the home
vote is 1000. With the soldiers vote it
is $4,000.
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Washington. Nov. %

There is information from City Point,
dated yesterday morniog, that hut short
time will elapss before the Dutch canal
will be opened.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
EARMS WANTED Five or cir

- good farms Of from 50 TO Aee scr-s csch for num-
bar OF Ohio farmess Who desire To settle couny
Persone having farms for sale will Address the urd-r
ngned ~ this place, giving description Is 10 tinaber
prairie. improvements, meadow, ving water DC as well
- description Of buildings and price Of Gpm Also
dwelling hoase in the city Of ktoknx fold Limits m the
north side of Main street, containing or 10 rssons
Appiyto j. L. CURTIS
ncv2ed4t
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~ An additional draft for twenty-five
men takes place in the 9th Con grsssional
District.
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GROVER d BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

VIII sfich. Hsn Fell Tuck Bind Braid Cord ouIit and
EuraiIsr beautifully. 1t SI f-prn perfcct work
on tae hse~t Nanscok oses tss heaviest beaver CLOTH
with % change OF tension, needle or thread
n0rl-9-d c. ii. EMERSON Al
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MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.
st. Louis. MO-,

home Institution for .ll the states or
ganized and controlled by Western men, unpsr
ALLEGED success b snfcient evidence for the future
The Assets. July l. securely Invested, $sa4 sis as
The Aneuns at Risk, 4. sa.474 400 n
Compare carefully, with companies of larger asset.
and you will observe that her assets to the amount at
risk Is about equal TO company in the United States
Her isss ts'sss srs.s'astis ~, vssrs s.iv s2i 500
The Interest alone on her layestmsnt,
Amount TO more than the Losses.
Dividend declared TO Pocyholdsrs January 1st 1894.
roRrY CKxr.
What company make better statement, she l.
working on the Non-forfsitng plan, which win super
ending mcnts, and 1t Il receiving the unqaa -
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.hs poiy 81 1880 :,.sr .s
Income to the Insured during life.
70 DESERT Dsay in iii. matter kas esu.ea m..s 80
Rssds,, = y ssJs Jss 80 - asssSs
DIRECTORS
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Yankhsaser, Issac n sturgeon, d Haasnsam,
Robt wood. Henry ossr.sos., . January, m,4s'
Suhes Saaies Mich Schaenev, VIM Lewis.
OrrICEks
SAMUEL wIfLI............. President
!a9ge 3 President.
W1 SarE Xrsnt
D.. JOHN Z. Examining physcian.
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once, MO. 40 T11ra 0f.,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

@ The Daily Union (S. Loui.) has
changed proprietors, and comes to us now
as the St. Louis Dispatch.
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: % BONDS LOST los, Five

w Boads $50 cachl somewhere In this CITY or
bstrssn hh city and Croton saturday Three OF the
Bonds we're endorsed by the other two are net
esdorssd Ths finder will please return them to First
Astionai Bank Of keokuk, ard liberal reward
neTzdst HENRY GREIN EIsES
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.HEs MONIES VALLEY
aAIL ROAD.
OPEN TO LEIGHroN-loS MILES,
~ Q Ham 3 OH rImE.m

OPEN TO LEIGHTON-l0S MILES.
DCHAHGE o. rImE.n
o. and aitsr WEDNESDAY. Nov. q, 1894 and upul
farsaer nsses frasns viii run undays e.cepsed =
No. l..mAIL.
Lesvs Keokak af q. -.
Arrives = Leighton st..........--..-.3:8W =. -.
NO. 3..MAIL.
Isy gsaSn i kssans g :. 100 ..
NO. s..ExPREss.
Arrives II Hddyvilsas. $3.50 3. a.
NO. A..EXPREss.
1sess Lri{hfon q. ..'........ ......-.-4:30 p. ~.
Afsfvss - kseknk IT.. 800 n.
NO. s-.gHEIGaT.
Issvss keckuf 1000 - -.
s-.''" - nnaJ 'hie st-.---@.- 8s00 p. -
NO. 8-.FREIGHT.
Leaves Edyvilie =. m
Arrives ~ keokuk g o. y. -
10.rrsiss will run daily tsandays excepted,
vChacneo tims 10 the standard by which al trains
I'll sns ad 10 sSout Ii minutes fassert Ksoknk City
12-r..s.esD frc~ K.okuk, By II. 7,as L. n Nan
Irsn naks connections With stages for al points
...s ea4 eoath-east, via Great Western I Toledo 1
Webssh Railway; and By the 40 p. n. Train from
Leighton for g. Louis and pctsts South.
THROUGH T1CXETS
rof al Ro!nss IN kddle, Western and southern Iovs
AAnsas, Nebraska, &c, can bs had sf the
.TiCAET OFFICE.
At the Depot ofshs company foot Of johnson street
GE01GE WILLIAM JR
Superintendent.
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THE OPERA OF FAUSr-By Cha,

Il 0oanod adapted to English and Italian words and
revised from the IaH Score, with indications OF the In
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