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piv 1:0 KITK:
MORNfRG, MAY ii. v SV
t-A very handsome sub-
foi^
.00
by three person# bus
making money, and our city, growing tco
fwt to give any chance lor building splen­
did churches. When we have all trot ri
and our city is ready to be "fenced in,"
then we can afford to begin to think about
crecting appropriate edifices for the service
•of the Almighty At present it is as much
as we can do to get shelters for our O\MI
•ervice! iMsmmon first, and "the King
dom of Gwl" afterwards 1 So wags the
»world!
'•'•'W*
J3T The packets Ih-n '.ampbell and J.
Mf Kee leave Montrose at 12 o'clock at
night, immediately on the arrival of
paJbanger? from the St.- Louis .Packtis,
and rt ach Burlington in ample time to ^et
brealfast and take the morning train for
Chicago, thus reducing the time from
Keokuk to Chicago to 24 hours or less.
The Jenny Land leaves Montrose about
•©on each day for Burlington, in time to
connect with the freeing train for Chica
go.
If The St. Lou
is Intcliuiinctr has
been tak#n to task for its condemnation of
the mob law proceedings of the whitkev
bloated Missoumns of the border conn-
li««.
la replying to the attacks of his con­
temporaries the editor dare not stand ou.
hit defence on the naked plea of truth,
justice, right and humanity, but in order
to £ain a hearing is forced to resort to the
ikibbolrth
blushingly denied that the Kansas election
wascariitd by Missouri votes and charged
that northern emigrants to the Territory,
forsook their principles and betrayed the
i cause of freedom.
'This infamous charge of the Republican,
ia-wmply gratuitous, for the fact has been
admitted and boasted of by many leading
individuals who took part in thv foray into
Kansas, and is elearly shown by the re
turn# of the elections which exhibit nt
many precincts five times as many vote«s
at there are inhabitants. Forced by these
WBtorimw faets to admit that the Missouri-
aasi did march into Kansas in lartre mim
&tf», it attempts fo foi,*t upon the public
the sneaking plea of justification, that ihey
had just as much right to go there and vote
as the newly arrived immigrants from
Massachusetts.
.^ie editor of. the Republican has the
sane whiskey-drinking, filibusteringslave-
kocratic proclivities that distinguish the bor­
der Mik oirians, 1 ut while they bold y pro­
claim their unmitigated fcoundreiisHt, he
aaeks to varnish and gtase it over with ex-
cusas, iu that it may be tolerated in civil-
communities.
THE
WI.SI TKN
Md.
TUB
s
ri«ti far the enlargement of the
Church. It needs enlargement
scouiodation -of its increasing c.m-
Th© Catholic Church has re
in ^nlarged at an expend
Ettt ft^OO. hut not with any addition to
ibeauty. In ft e latter respect, however,
fion« of our Church buildings hirve any
thing to brag of. Our people are loo busy
of "the chivalry," and swear
that he in by nature, instinct, habit, asso-1
cittion, conviction and interest, 'a cham
pion of slavery, a^d is ready to slake life
and fortune for its defence.
IKFASJOLS.—
I he Missouri Republican,
Swhtch ha» been nourished into importance
*nd influence by northern pat rone
go, un-
JOURNAL.—The
May
lumber of the extern Journal, publish-
'€~s4 at St Louis, has come lo hand.
The only editorial article contained in
thia number cf the Journal exhibits the
iatensiiy of the pressure of public opin­
ion ia Missouri, by denouncing the people
©f the non slaveholding States, for de-
mrndin^ that slavery fchall be excluded
"from the Territories.
Miss
oca i RKFCBMCA*—A CHANU*.—-
.Mr. Geo. I^napp, the junior partner of the
Pastablisbment, has purchased the interest
•f Mrs. Chambers, widow of the former
senior editor and proprietor of that jour-
Onors.—We hear reports thet the
late severe frosts hu*'e done cousideraWe
injury to the growing crops We trust
tbi« may jwove to be a false alarm.
Tut Tina or
TJ
Uiiisty and Sa rficitv of Sib^iian BCg«.
no'jeed
ion of man, in all climates, from the Is-
mg tised iti drKS.tht, j.»se »rn in tiie
wintt enter upon their trsunings in the
following autumn, but ate not used on long
journeys until the third yeir. The feed-
1
n3
,1
,h
owe his safety to a good leader -if the
Biscovcry of a New Flanct.
M. Le Verrier, under date of Paris,
April 7, writes to the
mil.
discovery ..f new pl.nel.: otlr fyslen,
has become .o frequeuWrttec'.hat tho.e
who attuned wtrooomj. ttventy ago
A card party played for various slakes
,idead
stake her infant child against a dollar upon
the issue of another game. The proposi-
child, yve learn, was delivered without a
Xrom which it was ruthles.-iy
lost
Unfavorable Prospect f« the Sugar Crop of
nisian*.
/iazt:te
AVI I. R-The Chicago
Journal of the C[h iost.# says we cannot
see aa there JK the least symptom of sub
ttc. ^«idence in the immense tule of travel set-
|Jing westward. »The trains grow longer
vi
fuller and more o? them, and ihe
lis are constantly swarmiag.
.—J -.-SRS
L^l Cnfr-Af n —Twenty fotrr
4" .r «,* ib..
»uital,ie £or,jn charge
'^ld to bail in
iHf for tl*€ tjty
timr j,.,
v
Country iMirht^ «AKH)
s««rcMitUut ai«%. JtJIle.
satislttt
u aboof to
hfxtnpton
ot
Ui all the aninrats that live rn the hi^h ..*
r.ftri), 1 i At tne r»st of tliH HJiie Church of S'.
north latitude, none are so deserving ol Marj Overy. I^odon.l stands a moment." a
being
lands of the South Sea, where he feeds ,h)""h
i .i ti 1 production of Qui
on banana?, to the Polar ftesi, where his Over v. by W. 'IV
food is fish, he here plays a part to which
he it utiaefuxtomed in more favored re
gions. Nt has taught the iiihabi:
ants of the !.'• s iern coittitiies to ernploy
these coinp,r.itivcly weak a nnals i:,
draught. On aH~the coasis i e Pq[ir
sea, lr.m the Obi to Bchrit-g's hirai^s. to
(Greenland, Kauischa'-ks, ami in She Kw
rile Islands, the are made to lra«
sledges loaded with persons and good
and for considerable journeys. The dn:
have much resemblance to the wolf. Tht v
have long, pointed, projeeted^nwses. s|» ,r
and uprigbtiears, and a long and busl v
tail tvome have sui« th, and some l.a\V
curly hair their caJo*" various—bh:ek.
brown, reddish-brown,ivhite ami spotted
They vary also size but it is consider
ed that a good sledge-«!»v: s'.ould not b
less tiian two (vet seven h)ti a half inch*
in height,-and three feat three-quarter# o:
an inch i:i length—Knglish ineestir
Their bfirking i« like she howling »f
wolf. They pa their vthole life in tin
open air in summer they dig holes in
the ground for cwSoess, or lie iu the wa
ter ta avoid mu«tjui'oes in winter thev
protect themselves by burrowing in tin*
snow, and he urb'd up with their no^ N
covered by si- r-bushy-tails. The fe
male puppie :i diuwri- 1. e\c« n^-h
o e s e v e e e u v
0
»„d UMMHg mri.cul.r ,,
mud, ,k,li r«|uirc-,i w Jnv.n, them
ohey their master', voice, and not be
1
animal has,ever been in this plain, and has an immense assembly, at the bid
stopped with his master at the powama,
be will be sure to bring the sledge to the {h^r,
Astrcnomicul ur-
""fry to ttiemsel.es up
anew upon he suhjecl, order to keep ,„
.'y V '"t"""
,elc
Te'll ffh'T't^i „e,
the Baltimore
sir MTV.
as tbe clog. The cutnpan- pertibn »»f inscription roasists of ^beiirit
v«r^e
of ths following beautiful pf«.c, which is
thought, am! with
jiarles."'— AnnaL of St. Varv
y. by W. Taylor, p. W.
ail,!r wi,h
vine anl .Moral,'f yet ti
-Q4SB:1ES! QUAINT.
1e»Prct hy'c ria a.
N»:w Von K, May
ilw
le
I"""1-»m' ]"S »»«««».
8e
usua'.lv twelve dogs, and the sefetv of the i i i i
-, ... ftlayor wood issued ati order tn the
driver depends on the S'.^aeitv and doem*
T^r
i ,L i i Police, requiring special diii^ence tne
ty el the leader, no pains are spared in i .» n
.-
K
iheweduutum, t!..t they my «lw.y.
whoie team, in such easts, will start on, i ,i e i
u i i e n e e w n n s e v e n o e s o a v
and no endeavors on the part of the dn-
a
er tan stop U. Ou eucn occasions we _««» i *I K .U
i i i i i a n e e o n u i a n v y e u n i n o e
have bad sometimes to admire the clever- %T'
uiouhi ai: u.ft ft
nights, or when the vest plains veiled in ^gned by
inpenetrable mist, in storms -of snow-'
n
tempests, when the traveler is ia dnngf C.Mis i.\ eNT*.-—La,ei»t news by the
of missing the sheltering powarna, and o:
sl
ti w.?v L/UTiaiua, iu»u ...
porishinjj in ihe smw, he will frequently
of ll e
owd w
u-VtorA rl\o lint LifrS hiiri^ i in ded 1'tl into SOUaiSj whiOJ ar
published at Cambridge, Mass., that
on the previous evening iVI. Ciiarvornac Minister to Spam,
discovered a ?mull planet id the e.:vet,1h
magnitude. 1 he new planet, .1 an asterfc^j
lornis the ihirty-fiiurth o! ihegr. up. I U ji„
n
Mr
1
n i
n*y
r?
W.
e n
Iiejrublican,
lLe^
e ier lc
8CCOMPl*!,}irncnts
until one of Lhem —a woman becoming, in fit a man for diplomatic triumphs,
her language,
I,ental
murmur to the winner, and we judge from 'ml,re5sh»n at h!I the one employed, be
the 1 eartless conduct«if the unnatural pa*
cauSL'
rent, that her oil's] ring will find with its Cuba, and the other, simply because
new .custodian a better home loan the one
a
P-HC'e
The accounts from all quarters of the call the facts. First Mr. Pierce appoint
State are unf avorable. The drougth has ed a land-pirate like Soule. whose activity
been exceedingly severe. The Iberville disgraced the country and now he ap-
says there will not be half a cr points Mr. Dodge, from whose passivity
in that parish. At Grand Rapides parish we may expect an equally brilliant result,
the condition of Jhe fields was even worse, since il not a Know-Nothing at hume, he
It was though! that the growing crop must ulmost ol ueressjiy bo a Do-Nothing
would not turn out as much--eanewi would in tspain. However, this is a great coun
be required fir seed next year. Between try, and diplomacy is its particular farce,
franklin parish and New Orleans the —iV. 1".
some probability, to be the
Like the damask rose vu
if like the bh««.om ori tin* u«
Mr ke the i.iinty flower of v,
». i kt» I tie morning ofthedav,
u, ukf
the
sun, or like the sbaae.
Or J4k4»-fh«,7forr!(1_6r1ircli'3Vbas'lta3'
Kveno iy tiian. who** 1bread i-pnti,
Drawn out And cut, -n:.d *o is d^ae!
The rose w ithers, I tie bfossoiii blastet
The flower fade*, the morning tiase?ti
'Hi- «U-. *eN. the ,! W fl:r's
1 -i. !•.r- the Ul.lii
ijikf to tiM/ 'ha'-'s uewiv
Orlitiuliic Inlt* thfttS jus? bo_ u
Or. like a bi»d last's *t«f«
Or ti ke tV y 11
e WJI JVj ,,y"
Or
J-iTf an hour, or like* sjjaa,
Of like the Mf.£iii£ ot'a swaii.
man. who lives fay
'ht*r» iri lu»\ in cl*»af I* 1
!*CdV5, tile t.ilt! ,li:t
th«" ws «ff
short, th»' vpan n- I
riri»r ilei]ith uiau's life
h»:
'J'hp
T* i
I I:.
1 V
Or like a j-huUSe in tli.
Or hke a writing on the^r.
Or lilt** a tiAighf, or like a r-,i:• s,
Or like the gluing of a
E'en suV'i i* mat), whose life is
Is li^re is there in life in dcsih
The bui'ble's burst 5 the look's forgo!
The shutting tlijuj Uie writiii^'s blot
The Ihonpht
1* w
the dream
U
out!
ions, iuay .0. Col. FH1UO:IS OT-
a fcj, ball w,. r.l,
W.
M] Newc 0
"NJERS
tl« S N,,lK.Ia. Ilut«l,
»nd ex-Aldt'rman K,ulraJ0 fe. .. hU
curiucS in 810,000 each.
.-
arrest o! disorderly personsomhe Sabbath,
k caik a out ie lMi
th
„,
tempted from their course when thev i ,1. w i
.1 »*,... i»ast evenwir tbe im.- mnati police ar
come on the scent of game. nis fast is aa
jr» i, .. rtve-i iMtis iuv#fc-.-ing ineharere Lorerzo
a point of great ditficuhv—sometimes a ru, -,^T ^IP t* i
i
Cri -t, Aniiw
ma.ed .ale of
1
and B'.-ni- rnm Lirl
r^,. I^I.I \.i
mg ueiranded the Atlantic Mutual lrisu-
(1
i
V
,i ,, ii, steamer ALurtha V\ nstmifft rti. I hry wue
ness with whicli tlie well-trained leaders ,i ,k i
i At i commiUea to the toinbs.
endeavor to turn the other dogs from tlu tr
pursuit—it other devices f^il, he wi'l L)KTR i ^lay/th.
suddenly turn round, and by burking, as
if he had come on a new scent, try to in
duce the o'her dogs to follow him. In
tnvehng across the wild tundra .rk
.,7
bee
Toe Peninsular Bank has Geen robbed
seven thousand dollars of their notes
.ted April 1st, 1855, numbered one
thousand to thirteen hundred, emu.ter-
M. Holmes. Treasurer.
li
iS !o
the effect that TO*DAT thetf-.
will be another mubocratie di.-uhiv at
anot 1€r
*n^ocratic
display »i
«r*v»!le—where there will be gnlhrred
«'#»tond, is
.— .P v u n.?
the reception use for the K istcrn men
who come lo settle in Kltisas, another
to procced at the right to K. T., to
reak up the "Herald of Freedom" of
fice and others to do business in other
counties.— 8'. Ia u s JJtm.
rrjje fcCCori(
5
,|Uy •til.IV will be eeicuraw
our iiistorv fr the settio" out of the
1
Ac^ustu." Ce.ar D«|.^. of Jew. i
„t.w Spai,"
liie gmi sltmmer
y
vet.tur,. =,1
tell off h.md the number of ph.net. now Court aa that of Isahtlh It
reckoned an hel™:rag to the ...hir nyiicm.
„0„„
live shor s and or
so
i A BABY STAKED AOAI.NHT A DOLLAR,— appointment of this Iowan Augustus. Ce
'•We are informed on good authority, says
8 lo suc Rn
that the follow- k,8e*
eci#(!
KxeelLney «.! loo™ Irom hi. na-
,h the!
Qn ]U
"'"•".more h.».diou, dangers „,ld lew Linoer-
..«W« .tillioultie, whwh must be et the ad-
licentiou.' and unsettled a
So ne W1)lldet )al be n at lhe
al
It must be con-!
lhe
ing e'reumstat ee really trunspired on gf(''inf^ess* Mr. Dodge has never exhib
Saturday night, in a low street iHsir Kxter:
feeling is not altogether
native wit or the artificial
and graces that are sup-
broke," offered to him and the courtly and fucile
yu e ie
a
tii n was agreed to by her epponent, who RWages, the o'her indiifereutly Acquainted i
was a childle»s mother, and bt big favored
difference ii abysmal. The one
^uc'r,t master of many European lan-i
w®1'' l!u!
by fortune—or rnisfoitune, the conclusion-:"8Upffacial talents and parade information,
of the game found her the winner of the C(Ilv,*yin{» the impression of culture nnd
babe, a bright, heaiihy male infant. The-
American alone the one rich in
resources, but always a gentleman
lUUilUIU aR
the other conveying no such
^,en- Pierce then desired to buj or
wai
slaked nnd
due him for political services.
and this one. was vacant.. It is a queer
affair, end almost suggests that the Ex
ecutive is in 'league with the
Tribune.
prospect was no better. Altogether the .. _....—r
ptospecfi of the sugar-planter# were DE Tot QoiivtLT.E,Bflifi7iMATr or WASII
gloomy enough. rwcroj»,—M. *de Tocqueviile, replying a
few weeks ago to on invitatiou to aitend a
/^rtandida'cN lor the Presidency re banquet given by Americans at Pari* t@
rapidly multiplying. Tlie Washington the memory of Washington, wrote
Heuiud nominates Richard Ten Broeck, "There is no grander name iu l.istorv,'
of .New Orleans^ against George Law. He and if it was permitted me to choose" a
owna the Mctairie Race Course, and the place among the great men who have left
me horse
and is, therefore, ex- eternal memorials, I would choose, with-1
peeled to run veil. We bear that strong out hesitation, tho place of WashingUwi, I
-ntrr^t is making at Albany ou behalf of and I believe that all who can appreciate'
"i/
*"artu%'a- of moral beamy and are capable of being en
rdgfcwiMitj tyjf" !"w. 'J^f !:-.st amorft'l of ft, nvni'd compote for 'da.-e
aliLflEaLabiy ^1U^1 the bill j!ay it ple«*tv (nd to preserve both the
irit a^d,tiM*orks oi ih^t man
Tribune
break down our oiplomatic system alto
gether. It cert 'in!y looks so when we re-
to
Five D:iv\ r.'4'cr froth Europe 1
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
mo u vi.iLiii, UK st**»i*oroi,
CONTIKt EW.
1 1 ol \f!l txui.il! I !"N rosr
NEVVTU K, May 7. 'i' O .\ia arriv 1
at 1 hilifax «boyt 10 r. h. .'lhe Hermann
voted from Southampton on the 25ih
iii". lhe latest news from the Crimea is
e 19 from Lord Raglan, and the 22d
-"tii the Russton commander. The botn
oardnient still continued, but without
imjiortsnt result.
ihe I* rt :._t-h LxhibltivfU had been p')»t
to tiie 1 U:b or l5th of May.
iiessrs.,4ir-own, Shipley & Co. repiot
-of Cotton fur week" 102,000 halo,
Inch 31.000 bales were to specula
tors, and 15,000 to export. The mark't
hv's bten active, and prices have advanced
U to U
}«r
SJECOKDDLSF ATCH
HALIFAX, May 7th.—The Ada brinjrs
five days la'er news Since /he breaking,
up of the Vienna Conference there have
been several supplementary meetings of
the Five Powers without resuli.
The Plenipotentiaries re-assembled on
the 23d, and signed a proctoeol of the
last Coalerence. Subsequently another
l,ie
the request of Prince Gortsciiakaff, when
further inadmissible prwjosttions were
made by the Russirm Plenipotentiaries,
and rejected-ny r.tnee and Knclajid ai.d
Turkey.
Before Lord John Russell left Vienna,
he had a private interview whh Count
Hera of two hours. Jjrouyn de riluys'
departure was postponed for afewda\s
to discuss matters with the Austrian GJV
ernment. 1 he genera! tone of opinion in
England is that the war must continue for
a long period.
I he London hints speaks of the Policy
of the new (//.ar as, more adverse than
that of Nicln-las, and it is so regarded
throughout Europe. Nothing definite is
known in'-regard to the condition of the
siege. Ihe general impression ia favor
able to the Allies, but ti Russians re:urti
their fire in a spirited manner..
A d'sp ttch received from Brussels re
ports a suspension ot Ute bombdrdment,
but it was not credited, .The details of
the news irem the Crimea state, April
l4th, t! a! bombardmtnl continued
night and day, from Jive 'hundred guiw.
fiie Mumeloti tower had been silence i
and sutoe of the Round lower guns di
mounted, but the Redan and Warden bu
teries kept up a heavy lire. There WAS
no immediate prospect of aft assault.
During the night of the I4'h a most
sanguinary battle raged between the
French and Russians, ia which the form
er destroyed a Russian ambuscade in
front of the Maiakoii' lower.
April l7ih, dispatches to the Frencii
Government say that-the French batteries
maintained their superiority, as a mine
had been sprung before the Flagstaff but
iery, at a distance of fifteen meters, by
opening a new breach,
jr. .•
:Lj" Lucy Stone has beert gettit.g mar
ried. .She married a live Yankee.'by
the name cf Henry B. Black well, ah)or?g.
the romantic hilis of Westmoreland, Mas
sachusetts. Husband and wife signed
their names to the following protest:
We protest, especially *g.dnst the laws
which give to the husband
1. The custody of his wife's person.
2. The exclusive cantiol aod guardian
ship of their children.
3. The sole ownership of her personal,
and use of her real estate, utilces previ«
ously settled upon her, or placed in the
hands of trustees, as iu the case of mi
nors, lunatics and idols.
4. The i bsolute right lo the product of
her industry.
I. Also against the laws which give to
the widower so much larger and more
permanent an interest in the property of
his deceased wife, than they give to the
widow in that of her deceased husband.
6. Finally against the whelo sys'em by
whicli the legal existence of toe wil'o is
suspended during marriage," so that in
most Slates she neither has a legal part in
the choice of her residence, nor can she
make a will, nor sue or be sued in her
own name, nor inherit property.
We believe that personal independence
and equal human rights can never be for
feited, except for crime that marriage
should b«k an equal and permanent part
nership, and so recognized by law that
until it is so recognized, married partners
should provide against the radical injus
tice of present laws, by every means in
their power.
We b«=Ueve that where domestic diffi
culties arise, no appeal should be made to
legal tribunals under existiiig laws, but
that ui I difficulties should be rubmittcd to
tile equitable adjustiuent of arbitrators
mutually chosen.
Thus revertncirtg law, we enter our
earnest protest against rutca ana customs
which are unworthy of the name, since
they
violate justice, the essence of Law.
(Signed) HKNRV. Ii.
1•town
pound. Their market re-
pom breadsinlTs as having considerably
advanced. Market buoyant. Wheat mi
v-inced^ GJ(o 8d Flour" I »fid(« 2* Cor
3s ^\e"tt rn Canal Flour 3B (SM2s(»d,
Ohio 43(&4&< White Corn 45,(0,11 .,
niixed 45s tid,, yellow 4Gs6d@47s. Mark
closed steady.
-',I- -i- hi '.rfrsl-.-n S .i, n. ,.r ,v i.
I'''p I- i -.e
1 s U':.-., .1' J,
con, w i cii bad advanced Is
Di- x.-t j.I t-
BLAOKWELL,
Leer STONE.
tr .-7! ,*T?t ...at^."-v •••--•. V-T/ r.'!T
JElTticn* Wdliain Butler, who was,
a it vv da\ s MIK e, nominated as Democratic
eandidate ior Ciaigiess in tlie. Tenth
Kentucky Dtstrict, has decHued.
M1L M:ll otmaui] a *tf
j- «.w i-u operation wi'h
i'fLois*!', TMJUS WhiitMip
4.i,y
PltK".! t'i v 1 I. N p] I., i J- s-.r,:. IlalM Hill#*!
to be settled, Uat the Know Nothings ura TUST rec^.v«it^.-i^»„K
Grocery
New
A .1
HAY
I). 8.
i
...
dticemeri!^
torn.
f»ur Powers was held at
K»
Thi ftaa*e pa«ses through the loveliest '•i.un
try in !!inoi«, arkaowlodge'l th«' Garden ol the
West, ttie counties of Cook. l) i Pag", Kendal,
I*" Kalh. La S^Ue, Uuieug, Henn Kf»n», VS'ar
ten. and He»d»r*w, uad ihe ilrjiirmhin* »ill»jre
of Mendots, Princetdtt, G»!'-?bur^, Monmouth.
4tc., tec
The onhi
rhrrct
to hold their ConvenMon for the nomination I b'5 Silk H*'*. wn in want
of President, at Memphis, in April.
\H5ti.
iiiced Mr. Muir to the Penitentiary for
LIMBER
.1!
1
f'uriiished on short noJLjrc by
c.-h ut tha oifirf* of
E. H. k W.
W«. BROWNKI.i.
K»- K .k. May 11,1855. dtf
On Frid-iy Evening, J/«y 11 A,
Wilt be nerforiti'-ii by particular
!"*:r.itifu! dumestic Drama of the
FAVORITE FVR(i
.o, i-s ,. ..-it
It we f-rfir^en
ani Hurlinyton, Kro-kuk, Oqumvka,
Wt'pdie, Mt. l'le1»fiut,
Ottumif/, kaiinj.a, E'/'hini/e,
i'-rrt L)?$ MtAnrn, anal Coun
cil Jiltjjfs, Iowa.
The traveler, hy taL
ton for H-triniho!, Mo., ai.ri tlmnca by stajje u»
UVUK ve«t of it. SUCH as Glasgow, Hrui.^wiek,
Lexington, Fort Le.n en worth, W»»t.m, Ind'-pen
dunce, .^1. Joseph, »nl the like, some three or
four days 'one, and si* dollars in expense, will
b# saved.
Trams i v i.-ct at Barlingt^n with the Pack
ets of thf leb*»ted Keokuk and St. Louis
Packet Company, rewcaoig Keokuk in a fen
hotits, aud St. Lou
in the next (la\. Tra iis leave
Hurluiirto-i daily, connecting wiiit all the Lastern
Tmins at Chicago.
I he aiteniiun of ili*s Wesfern pttblic is roost
!e*pectfnily lequested to the claitn# thi* He,ute
fi.-fsenU as a tliori)oghf*F« from the Misaissippi
Ka?t.
'Fiie Tirae-Trtbl® for the sea*oe, annonaritg
all the Tiaint, WJIITOE *OOM iblishfd.
of
C. G. HAMMOND, Superiaten.'er/.
Aprfl 21, il&wly
Mornuijr Glory copy.
To our Frieiul*
We would say thai we have now in atore. r.ot ,tand,
than others. Respectfully,
MOODY h. THOMPSON.
Keokuk, Iowa, April II, 1855. d&wtf
Horses Wanted!
O
MK huiuJml hoi ic# f,.r uao of fS,
Government w jnteJ inuneuiaU-ly, fnt yfi^L
wrlacii the liitiert cash pi ice w«U l.e paid.
VVe havu on hand three apani of farm limtu
ami one pair of bloixl l.ay mirea wh ch We w i: n-i
Cheap McKKC «. T14BtR.MAN.
M*-U 2«, 18 dinvan
A
cunoBTos A onnER.
atio to Families in any quantity. A liberal de
duction marie to Fairs or any henefu !al partv.
Johnsuii Street, next tc PostOtlice
April 30, 1S 5. «ltf
He a»ks Ihe m.pectiun
ot
this City.
©otto.
Keokuk, May I#55.
.*
two years for forging a note of $2o. Mr. sun nn\n. i n
-Muir is pjobably the riche.st nwn in Rip
ley county, Ind, It is supposed his prop
erty is worth near $100,000, It has hee»i
his strife to be rich, and now he will have
the honor of bragging of being tbe richest
in the Penitentiary. Won't that be some
thing of which to lie proud?
The Fast Mil!.
Store.
A S O* N & O
I' jait Cfermda «»*w Family-Cnsairy and
Pun ire, in the rooto lormerly occu
pied by
Smith as aa Aor-i-m tom. on
Jotmson y?r««»t. whf*r they iwteerf ro keep s
choice'and well selected vitrify exactly adapted
to 'he dpinand- of th«* retail Irrete td.jhe city.-—
They invito the in»pee!iort «f the citizens g»-ne.
rally, an hav DO ilovht 'bat they ejn wfler ii
freq»ie»! e »U»«ttd a ccutiixied CUS-
A. J. U AI.STON & HKO.,
T1- J..» n
v Jo t-VV fi
W'ttlltf-cl
A
suh'funn:, i
by a \vu.
IT I i N
Irti'i-i- ia U.:«
M.^y in, ls )o.
a ne
in.oi
1
experleoea.
EnH-ureat lV l.o.v Office of W. F. H. I.VIH-:
eoriM'j Thi^i a:», M^-n ^tree's,
dJ
WHtttflO ASD BVRUH«MI1
*55T
I'.llI, ROAD LINE!!
(P. ria &. O.-tt .y ka, nitral Militarv
Tract A CuicHgo,*iSuriiofttjn
"**Qumcy fcbilroads,)
Inow
S cotople'cd. and Trains run theentiie
distance fr'ra iflCACJO to BURLING
TON, wa. without chance ot car-.
y
April 20, 1C55.
iov e
tucfc
VH)£ thei
or wi(h
I'n N CKR II I, 1
tiio
E N A Y
Mai (in Il(ys'at4,,.. .. Mr I
Uacha**t, !1
To conclude with a
of'h»
A n V
fa*b«»i,a.
l'u* s'lk v'Tr
HICHRSTMAN IN TUB INDIANA- PEITI*T & GAt
TKNTiAKv.—The Ripley Circuit Court, lasj
week (saya the Indiana Sentinel,) sen* 35
Keokuk, March lo,
'••"est «tjl.
Will lio well tocsli soon *f t» Hat Store..
DOZKiV FINK PA N
Alklk.
Ii ATS
SHEIJDON'S HAT
a,ltJ
April 20,1
A tJtlti)
11
inforii
C»»t,fi
j..,t
L:•!I'OXUUM.
'rtr eh«ar at
Morie *i: w ****.
ASJffON AM) KAM?\*K, |,y Mra. 8.
•Stpplifiis, |i!»t reci'iviiii at
-I'1'- GRAHAM (BAr«s
A LAKGh S1 Ot,l£ of (^ntii aoft Casimerv
Hals- just received. All the aievr stylet
cheap at
1
n
S
!5SP
0N s a
EMPORIUM
Kina Insiiranee Co. of Hartford f^nn.
Capital IjOO.OM).
.Etna Inmrav -e 1\, JJfp. Department
......... ..... I-T—i SI.Vi.WU.
Itiwinincc Co.
Capi'..l $il)0.OII(
Ifrtaolilr, Flrr and .Hurinr losTtrafiff 0wni«
B) of fotingUio, Kniltirku
Chartered Capital .}&. »0',000.
j'rHT* "'ihscrif^r is Ageu fur thr »l»0»e
a
„b-
staii'i o cinpariies, at, i will i.,aue J"irf, Lifu
I ana Inlftie. Paheie- on appl^tiou, at.tfit Uw?«f
rales ot re^pQutibi^ Companies.
Wm. W. HELItNAP,
ic
.-
0wr
Bor'k
.May«, ail
Stoie ol R. B-Og.!en.
s
-.
Horses for, l»cle s»|
rpHT. ui»dei,ic0,.,(
w
|ff .,v
thir'y or f.
rj|sb
Iu
cood yo'iiij*
»eriiiii,'iit rph*
t«rr the ine
S S'ai.la on .Johft
KeokJk, I ij jv ,. f* ^jAW»HAf..
St. Lotas, Quincy and Keokuk i:\prco,
GODFUllY 4, JKXUW. Proprietor^..
Ol l\. V ft a
^sre* at Money, Merchandize, and parrels
for the
&
f,f au
kinds,.af«H infermediate point*. W,lt
Wlttu collection*, ir.aki!e pitrcharea, fij|„e or
d^r#. A-., with enre and dispatch.
Meawneers wtfi beprovtded with
I n
Ir«R
mmtf««ce« sad *alo*bi«
pacJtaj^f».
J, It corn.IN, Aeeutat kiaoktik.
I I K 1 .N
M»'"«rs. P*p* Jk oil. K W
H*ltl! At WV.odrnfr, St, L'»u*.
I IF
A ?nl JiSf»5. J?-
CMUOJI
CtotkjA Ero«
Wf,or*' H-Hflw|MMfc
4k Co
l+r-tt L, H. Hull, Q.iii -y
!ia«. Parson., », C. Andarson, GmnvUk ft.
it, i
"•JPmf'i
AH5' Eie.. C.
and t'rai-e n
TJi"1-U|R«,
.. wiileti ami Pl»in tJun-
oee l.inatis UII«T. drill, cord ned uuck
l?r»«tm-aiid of ».*i window ahMie lin
ens, achuict H«- .itmeiit roceiv#-, and now
rf*n
i N K f!' having Jarc.hased
the ,o'.ire»t o{ 51-. T. H. Bartle't, i» the
tirro
of V, h,
r-MrW
THE
J',., irmit tak 'his occaaion lo
tid (riei d- and patron* that he wilt
Mi' e Georery hnone.. wiMi
n»w«
the want* lo
their pati s'lwtff
ruty to
to 1
tor sale in the State of Iowa, We have put onr
selves to much painii to fi»t such good* aa will
not foil to give entire satisfaction fo tha most
fastidious taute. Our prices shall be such a* will
suit oar customers, as we ar* determined not to
be undersold by any dealers in the Wrat. We
a-k of the Merchants of Iowa a careful exami
nation of our Goods, and a comparison of cur
prices with tho*e of other Western places of elei^ed to carry out and execute all the laws an«i
trading. We only ask the patron^ejof dealen
upon cuaditions that we offer better ifi fuceaieiits
'"f"'11''
May 4,
RE now prepared to turoish Ice Cream, to dation of all persons having inf. etioua !issaie.
Parties, Fairs, Suppers, Picnic Parties, and JOHN F. SAW roan.
SEW BOOT ,13d) SflilE STOEEv
f.(). ('HITTENDEIV has taken the store late
CT ly occupied by Messra. Hawkins it iiilIiu^«»tJ_ large aupply of the best quality of Lime^
corner of 5li and Main btreets and has op Mie,l Orders may U left at C. Obertop'a Mam St.,
a laii^e and well assorted stock of Boot* and between 2d and 3d.
Shoes intended specially for the ict.iil trade. Price per barr»d, ®l»c*i*at the Klir, or 70 etl
lie Rene, ally, feetmg confident that bis pxpeh. Keokuk, May 1, |S55. d3tn
ence in the trade, and the faVorablo term* on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination to build up a permanent trade v
will enable him to sell lower than any hous
Quick sJes aiid
uuU
Tt ST received Ihe largest and br »t aaaortmeut
,.HE»J'Ui»Nfc
'v?0:
l: lir
fa,s
tm
j«j«{ i*o'w,•. Hy s»r,ct attention to
k.•" t- to -hftre portiMi of
li« i'*" ait r-c'-s this op mrtti-
hMt th^nlo* f«r the liberal natronaae
hei eto'ore t"-eu e.',
i 4
May 4, tr,..
V.-M ri'NKHOim
ForJLrnU
oiek "tore, N
U-is appiv to
tli« premises
VfHH, S-r, ••e (vi
W. C. FrXKHol
1
m.
nt
Kealruk, May 4
ti
Hanlrd.
THE NET jiuots iu novisiejit.
K(| /rnort stone ctws,™ KOu j.qtj«rrvmen and
*J\J
50 lun S to .••core nnd hew tinibfi.
i he wurk o» ie !otf# «tt Farmingtoi) immedt
atelv, Lfiij'iirc of
\VM. BKOWNHLU
K. !L 4. D. W. FORD.
Keoknk. MJ a, lS5r. «, d&wtf
Tivtlcc.
rpHF eo»pnrf«j»fBtT:
tweeu U io. C' Ku
aml
only OKK of tin best, hilt decidculy -tho ve*v and til outstanding U^-MIII.'M'^-WL UO'es ie THE
HEST asaortment of Soots and Shoes ever offered
r.rn
h-r»-'tfore exis'ing be
kn'i-»'f asd Thoa.
Bartlelt, in the Famdy^Grocery 1 uimess, is thia
day dissolved by limitation. Wm. C. Funk
hoiiser, having .»i»rh i«ed the in*«ta»tof Thus, b,
B.ollelt, will .'out,i tiie h'tcinesa at th« old
will pa af deamii# ^atn*) firm,
n
C. Fnukiiouaer,
who y al jne autliorikeito use 'tho name of tho
i i n i i i
VV^Vf. FVSKflOVSEH,
T. U. BAHTLKTF.
II FA I.1U \0TI€£.
By an ordinance of tha Hon. Council of th»r
city of Ke.'kok, the uniierM^ned were at pointed
a Board of Health ior this City, arid aa officer
All persons are therefore notified that Jaiiios
Lynch, Deputy Marshal, t» folly atithitri/ed tty
act aider the instiuclions of this Board, in r«
inovinp: lorthwnh all nuisances ami accumula
tions nt tilth, either public or private i and alt
persons who shall fail, upon this order ofthe said
health officer. to remove such nuisance*, air
made iubie fo pay all expense! attending such
cleansing or removal, when darie by this Board
or it* officer »nd stjall ids.) he rigorously prose
cuted »r anv pen il!.ie incurred under the City
ordinance! relating lo nuisances.
In addition to th^bove regulations,the Board
cf Health have thlKday opj.ointed I)r. Joseph
8. Martin, to visit w boats landing at this City,
inspect the conditflh of tt.e same, and make
proper provision fof'the removal and safe aeooin
M. F. CoLL'N*,
K. WvmXW,
KeokuU, May 7, ITO5. Board or Health.
At the Two ZVew Xime Kilns,
FOOT OT FOI KT11 STK&ET.
fj^HF subscribers keep constantly on han4 a
tbe citizen* and pi!,- ^delivered. JOHIi ZWAKT A,CO.
e a
in EVRKY LAV AKB EVENING A*
E Hi I!
0
jtf KW AIN'D FAKIIIONABLE KAUOOSIg,
f\pril
k OUTER'S
Johaswu Street, a few 4oor« east of Post Offie*.
KEO«C.,IOW,
30,1855. dtf
U of Fancy Caiidieh ever before offered in Keo
kiik alao a Urp- assoitmerit of Frn.»s it.«, illi OIL, spirit Gas. Linseed Oil, Copal,
OHMKH'8. JLt 'a/»an, Demai and C^ch Van tab, on hanJ
John.-on Mrcel. ,.!»•» RF.YWLpK' Orug Sitoro.