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K K O K IJ K:
FFi i Y K'tR\J.\( SEPT. 21.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Tilt I»ss MUIMKJ VAIXE^ Wmu u i«-uel from
tbit ufic .-very W .dtiwUr. bat tn **Urn«ive«ial in
«r *a.*Sog eireola ioa thrmgbou: the D.'aMooi Vn'
ley. w in t!ij re« of he Slat' anl th 1 n
ted SUt^r i»lu a medium al»«-rt: ?n~ 5- i.
•arpafcI. Kubvrlptiua pric
a-L
of course) old o!Eo *rs to resign, at thj same
tim^ iniucing Government to acccpt the'r
resignation, and to appoint tho purcli^iar to
the p.Mt resigned. Th \se and such like
abases nitinued, growing more common and
more bold, till eventually they guiucd a par
al footing by uniwraal practieo, and th n
Xf re actually incorporated into the Army
Regulations, till at th present day these old
tltns abuses and corruptions conitituto the
whit iv api,'ir still mo.esingular\hj very 1
tyJ wh m'rk"- .*!:» ii a dv&uUc anil
ipi-itable as am 1 a'»]"n• sio,-k on thti Kx
c'un^e. I
Til syt- ins b.HMjii so
int"r\~oven with th* thousand
n :n:
It
::t
the syg4e n "aa it no« stands a L:ett
o!Bccr stand i n ciianee, for the pay in
i ii
V'
th
vVjM ntly
yj'4n^"r an 1 w
Itmd. Th
ciimc of ]i -.i.n
"lit hit
in ut nay in com,
purchasing cominisrtionH
y
$1J0
pe mom-.ii in
ir«]- r*mnl«t oa« rurrhtteaklc
CommtJitfi
IV historian of Rom? utter* no ntronger
«*md"su:i uion against the administration of I
on-? of its worst ruler* than th U he exposed
the o&se* of tin Empire for *:ile t«» the,.'
high
si bidder. And yet in r.lcrn tiin»
there buret).vn not few «overnmenU that
hat rcJrt*e 1 an o.- •a.fionu! prn-'tie.* of a
similar eh traeter into a regular aystem, or i
have #o overlook:*!
corruption a* to establish th -m
of custom and necessity.
An illustration of this truth which in now
*ttru-*tinr le^i^latirc attention in England is
pre«mt»Hl in the organisation of the British
Army, and tl»j roguhitiom coatrollin^ offi-1
cial promjtion^. iu th .4 historical agr-a of j^u
the ist a man ro«e to rank in the British
army by foree of merit, and was pr cantod
as A reward of Herviec or n* an acknowledg
ment of military eap tcity. The aruiv wa^
popular, w is tho road to uur, p.\ver, and
weulth, and the youuger sons of the nobility
w.^ro ea^jar to enter th.« service. Ia.luence
w« brought to bear in thair favor, their re
lative! helJ «jau in Parliament, and the
Oo*erna»»»nt w is wide aw.iketo the m.rlt* of
a young officer who.^e relatives controlled a for St. L'Vjis Railroad investments.
•core of vutes in Parliament. Commission* 11 xvin^ pretty effeetaally stayed these two
were accordingly ooe isi^nally iasaed and Roala, the pap -rs are now openinx out
promotions gazetted in behalf of contain str n^ against the North Missouri Road, and
the alleged corrupt, illegal and fraudulent
p.'omising sprigs of uobilitv. Hut tho pre-j the alleged corrupt, illegal and fraudulent!
b»-»t state-mi Mi of ret' Britain in lbirliameiit R-^'ioi 1, .md tae Intflligencrr
nn 1 out, co itenJ no-st strenuously in f.u UmuuIo-h of the pro.v s of its great eotem
ul th'.s svsteiu which ikes OiinnisHiom in S eouun.need a igorou
th British army a «pa.vh.weible com modi- *,k
mplie.itc.i .10
interests of
t'v kingdom and apparently so neMHitary to
the
t-. of th" you tiger scions of
th it it will require as^iracli
:!i li. form 1»: I! 'f'».* toilM ic
••'X brought .» th st c'-. n.
.i! le/islntion.
i.r .i-..
i n i.
O7"/
o.t
n promoted over
V
•r nScer has but
:i. and tint is th ithi* «.i--
tti*r miy killed th** battlf field.
The first preat difficulty that stands in tin
uajf of the aboiition !f this ai well as of ev
cry oth 'r hoary headed abu^e, is the doctrine
of "vested rights." The officer has paid and courage.
as s und as that urge:! by th-? "owner of
k. #1,
hu f«bow xoan or thu. trailer urTujuor.
1
M5**
»it curious an strik'nj in-ttane uf tie
Kinct'fying e(Tect« of tim and custom in e
tablithiagaba^^ aui corruption auung^t u,i
enlightened people, and in an enlight MIC
A very fair anJ public example of this
pawhant on th? part of oar citizenI W.H ex
hibits! by Judge Lowe, who addressed tin
ilpriu at the bar fom guilty of burglary,
-g«ntleinn/* wh?a smten^uig th -m to
nSnemi?nt in th Penitentiary.
A Caw- FAR* Fort SAKE.—Uur friend
8:u trt offers his fine farm near Momroie for
aale.
-j k t11«umj«uyppfpypmuiu P5T ^||i#y!P|i|U!yiii JWP^W-I
K.'lllipvm HdflifllL pppwpw
Smite.* o 1 .-.K 'Lli-'.c Kflt
a tremendous storm on th I*nkA during the
iv und night of th l^th which did ms u
e able damage to th? shipping. M» I ctuusrd
som UMS of life. Several ve--el.j wete
thrown oa to the bar* and partially wreck
ed
in sight of Milwaukee. The brig lus
caroqt, loaded with coftl from Cleveland,
drr.iffed h^r anchor.* and drifted to leeward
in th'» vicinity of tli Iiailroad Breakwater.—
in imminent danger of breaking up,
the b.Kitmen in tlu harbor maiiin^l neveral
boat* and went to the relief of the crew, and
notwithstanding the severity of the storm and
th violence of the wares, succeeded in res
cuing th? entire crew, nnd bringing them safe
to alio: -.
Tim wis .^ill ragtag*! th hue.it ud
the evening of the IHtht anl -»veral
:h -r vessel.-- were in great pril.
CW The Free State party of Kamas have
nominated ei-Oovernor Reeder as their can
didate fur delegate in CongrcH. Th^ eon-
.«# n n,||B| "-*1! ventioa appointed tho dav of electron one
„ni-i:on„l .hu.r nna I ,?k
t!i i.
bv the Shawn' e
-zislature, and rf courieMr. Reeder'.^ e!ee
ti »n will entirely without the forma of
law. He may, however, receive more votes
t! a* Whitfield and thereby be euablcJ to
contest the constitutionality of Whitfio!d*n
ekvtiou under the direction of the Min-ouri
It is thought, too, lhat the Free
State party, if they find that Miitsourian.s do
not interfere too freely in the election, will
attend the poll# and vote for Reeder on the
first of Octuber against Whitfiold.
(£&" Shares of $KK), in the stock of the
I'aeifie Railroad, were sold at auction in St.
Louis the other day, for $11. The ntoek of
the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad in quite aw
flat if not more so. Rather a bad show thia
torn proved too slow, thore wete not: «c.ion of th officorti and dircc.oro, »n the.
vacancies enough to supply the demand, and 1h- ition of th-: Road, und the mismanage- detain her until her next regular day of sail
©kl officers would not die to make room for mcnt of the affairs generally. How long a ing
these ambitious young gentlemen. Tl.e time it will require for the newspaper power
practice th?a common cad of hiring (secret'y of St. Louis to drnili^li thrit coac:rn re
tins to ba s ri.
Q^iT The great question which now agitates
the public mind in Missouri, is the proposi
on to release the lien of the State for loans
to the various Railroad companies. People
are everywhere taking side* for and against
th
1
universal practice anJ tho well established
law of prom ttion in th UritUh nrrnv. And Republican has the rep-
proposition. Public meetings are h«-ld,
speeches in ad 4 and conventions called, and I
the prospoct is fair that this will be the issui
nt the next election in that State. i
h:,vinS ,hsh'11
H-ttUHt th^
., 1. oflciift*, after which she sent him to the woods and faggots, b«id lost its force even in
£u:,tl ..wr. f".-|..,F„,„rrs,a,,s.„,.i9w
for h.« commission in th* army, it U worth JIANXIBAL A NO ST. Josera I*tL8ut).--The
iU market value, it belongs to him, and no-
With».n purRttinw th* matter further we are stitej at $1,0 hl,iK»U. Length of the road
5
I
s )W Ylirk
Kly an 1 no Hmerumoit has a riKh to de- Tiie ll.miobal
|riv« hint of u under any plea whutever. proje.-te 1 across th State of Missouri from
Thlji '"firgtiii^ntfit- "Writ—be rein ark JiyW-jtUt I Aiissi«jppi at Hatmibai, where it will con-
to 1!l-*S,f» a ('olon d's to£$, m, ter us -1 on him for. bad behavior. lie was tare with »nio, is there to tell of out of i a lo* »lic..-p..
a Captain's £3,
KKJ to jCi»0vK» and soon.— accompani»*d bv a younger brother. After Spain in itw history for the pant week. 10 tbs co ».a
•*f eoars- unJ «r this ,-vs cm of irch.ise, ft
into th
v
nr
neet with the great network of Illinois roads,
t0 th .^mri at St. .los.'tih, has been taken
hc)
To obviate thu p-euniary objwtion alone, Hititiug of R. II. f„rb«s, John M. Korbe-, Jno.
would cost th liovcrn'uient about 1 "itHJi),- i hay er, 11. li. Hume-swell UIHI TIMIU.IS li.
,,
|j of bv a piirtv of iSo.Uou cap' tali»tci, con-"
T1 lt
i.
of th' pontes
Fu is\E-f. We h-ive s
Bin in oar town tint
g.ouni.*' Of this fa- w -might giv^manv
a i n e a e s a s e y
:r. til mciic tl profession, anl the untitled
td'iltituJc of goad live ani oa.y goers who
throng our elty, wera we not afraid of be
i-i»Ui ratlur parsoual in our observations.
Tii re is nahettor chases in tha State for B*ah ax» BkIl Fo"t^\7^iv e learn that
parson Hiring to purchase a go farm a gentleman from Malison, Indiana, is now
than is presented by ths advertisement of on his way to this city, where he iutends to
He. .Stuart's in another column. atari a llriMg anl Bell Foundry.
l.ntcki Tele£rnj»liir
I .. .. wall, sustain *d considerable damage to one
the
Missouri Road
Democrat will ive to trv it- han 1 o-i il.c ^hr ttovernni a'.
i.rt„
0:1
8r:cios BV A Bor.—Tlie Menasha (Wis.) burning th? Pope himself—in effi*rv—and a
Advocate of the 13th init. givei the follow- neat, apo-ftolieal looking Higy, I a:n
e .1. -i told, it wai, too. But their umuM'ui 'nt was
ing account of the commission of suicide bv i .1 1 1 a
eut short bv the long sabre of ths Minist«»r
a boy only tweive or feft.H»n years of age:
a
Yoona Keisey imagined lumscif to be cbanee of spilling nnv.
whipped and abused too unich by the village 1 *Th.* 11 «w of a proximate excommunion of
..boys, Hnl 011 Monday evening ha told his the nation by his Holiness, which Inn already
111 »lh *r he would stand it no longer— that h:! circulated in every direction, ha* not pro-
Wviviid in^ hini«elf. N attention wjih paid duced such terror in Spanish conseienees as
1 to the threat, an!
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—The uteainer. Ca
ha.vb"* frotu New OrleaBti via Havana, with
lat Havana ivies, arrived at Quarantine
th no'^n.
The U. »S. «}oop of war ('vane, from Pen-1
ac ila, liai alreauv gone into Quarantine
The Capt. of the steamer Crwacent has
be »n arrcnteJ an-.l held to bail for $•".) for
vitilatinir ((iiaraiitine and bringing his vessel
to the city nfter she had be?»n ordered to a
quarantine, and the h.-alth offii-ershad insued
au nler for th" immediate return of the
vessel to th* quurantin1 ground.
avor ood has received a letter from the
Mavorof Baltimore complaining of th" quar
antine put ujjon vewla t'roiu thai city, and
threatening retaliation.
The following are the footings of our
weekly bank Mtatement:
Loins. »7,«HK»: specie, $12,213,ftf.'i0:
eireuiation, deposit•, $T)1,KK).
A -erearie of in loan.'*, in
ir alation, and increase of in spe
cie. and $'17,(M in dejto-tits.
Piiii.AnKi.rit!a, Sept. 17. An immense
Democratic Demonstration took place to
night in In lep 'ii k'ne.: Square, in celebration
of the ratification of the Federal Constitu
tiuu. The square w^ illuminated and U«'le
•tations from th varioin Wards march in
procession with music, banners, &»
al speakor^, including Richards n of Illinois,
•in-i Nicholson of Tennesee, addressed the
assenihly from two stands.
ROSTOV. Sept. 17.—The return® from 387
towns in Maine show th? following results:
Whole number of votes 104,214, of which
Morrill (Republican) had 4s,7t'4 Wells.
(Democrat) 4ri,22^: Reed, (Whig) 10,2K1.
It has not li -en ascertained that a single Re
publican Senator is chosen.
Housest mds01 Republican,07 Democrats
and 21 Whig-*, witn two districts to hear
from.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.—The Fre* Sotlers of
Kansas hive nominated ex-Governor Seeder No.
for delegate in Congress, and have selected
the sweond Monday in October for the elec
tion, being a weelc after the election called
by the Legislature. I
i ship Eldorado was remaining at Havana,
hin'{nK wiu"' u»
()f
},,r |»oil rs, the repairs of which would
NKW YORK, Stjit. 17*—Capt. Wrigh% who
wo# stabbed by Mr. Dean at the St. Nieho
lag Hotel Saturday, was still alive this mora-j
ing, but it is tho ight he cannot survive.
TORONTO. W., Sept. 17.—'Hon. Francis
Hineks, late Prime Minister of Canada, has
been offered by the llonn (jovcrmnent the
Governorship of tho Windward Island i, with
a Biliary of iil,KK) sterling.
Affitira in Spain.
Burning the Cj.tc.fril.it—T tr Kxeommu.ti
cation of th" S'atijiK iJtcrrnte /th
Cholera—Thr Spanish Contingent for
the Crimea.
TARIS, Friday, Aug. 31,
1 infornr-d you that the pu!ac of .VLid
rid were desirous of burning the last con
cordat with the Pope in the public square.
cannon- It in six days since I recoived the particulars
ad. The ot the mo\ .an .jit which wa-t supprus.-ed bv
I he mo», it seems, hid conceived the idea
of n itoii'v burning that document, hut of
f-H*nr, with »ut any blood spilt, or any tir
Thursday morning he was hoped. It lo»)!xs really as if spiritual
wai whipped by hi« mother fur some trivial thund -r without th" aid of thumb-screws
,.|K.9lo b, hereof- LiulO.,.iu»s the of thi.
«ar»^ short distance, he The forced loan has produce 1 thus far vol- }®J
sent thelirother back Ivmi1 for a rop", in or- untarily a million an 1 a half of dollars, and \v'U?»tf.f.ee'iui
d.*r, as he said, to brin ........
i_ru.nn
laree bundle.
army hard.y nuppuo-* his naees-titiex, and hi«« brother'^ return, voting Keisev w:i« mnd i prolonged, ax pcrhapH it will be, the necsii- alwve oek o/go,-ds believing that we cau make it
mu.it stan i 1.iek und nee j-"tiffin d"»ath. In th" iilisonc.? of his brother tv uf for*inz anv coiiAid^rabie nart of it raav thc'.r interc» tj purchase after nn examination of
b" placed some
,M ,k .... ..
od one of hi« pa-ipenders around hi» neck, i fiber of th'n loan will no' taken at par bv j-»*-£"•* -.1 i I i,
2t l^ovee. and 120 2d »t.
ance exhibits the picture of determination wlie.it will be reaped at least, and famine and
mi-ery avoided to that extent.
There i* no doubt that the force of tho ep
idemic i.s declining, upon the whole,'though
there arc utill some points terribly «eourg"d
anew. Vah-ncia, which wan decimated
Tribune of tho 15th instant nav*:
JU
,.l St. Joseph line of road,
JJ, ana that will be a sufficient o^Mtaole to work h»w n iioviTiiui'^ut prant and it is prt-tty generallv understou that thy Kiibuurnc'n new building*, wUf rf thev oRrrfor
prevent any verv sneedv aetioi la the nm*.- R"'TS
li,n is
K»:'
tpreia aubseription of $l,*»tMI,0tK). The local and food terms nerKi»..«llv «r!«V ik» !».»«« «»ol
i other individual subscriptions ..
,v -i a» possible from the people in
•lusion, that this syntem of miles estimated cost not to cxcoed $'3,- is her ess ire and intention
Unions in t!».» nrmv. is a
The lo.in* of the concern, about I'our isal.ol! 1 creatlv
ouVhalf th.? co*t, will be bane I upon jtn
ian Is, which, at $"» an acre would re
th" bond"
aurpltH.
or at *S an
at ^'i' tin itcn
:ts KJLEV FAMILY.—This Family did not
JJ.VC on Wednesday erenitig, ch eily
a s v e a n u e y w o e a o o
e o u n a v e i
u o n a e i n u i n e e s e e v e n o a s w i
th^y th iught eihorbitant, being charged on
ly fiv.? dollare for two concerts inBuflin-rton.
iot.o WATCHM RICOVESEO. We are
p:t .i ?d to learn that 1-. Page has recovered
hisc-iid Witchcs, silver plate and other vul-
C^" 'b'lm Hell, of Tennessee an4 John M.
rrien of t.^ »rgm, arc reported in favor of
th i Anjpra n p.irt\
Platform.
ta, which, it was feared, ha4. been sto-. of the bed-ehamb.ir, eiju..*rrics and noblemen
*:i. Thii band-box containing them was
found on the packet Weln sday evening,
hiving p-'i formcd the journey ty St. l.ouis
aui back again stfelv,
tutu, *vuu^ .1." i UU1U iw* U Wlli wi» nw'hil- AIMIV'C 8 OC* Ot JlMlS DetlttVlttg li
In th*
of nis l»ruther tv uf for«'iu^ any con^id^riibie part of it raav their interc^ tj purchase ttfie
blocks on the ground, plae- be avoided. It will b- lemetubem
1 that th% i f""'1
utipcnilerti around his neck, i piper of this loan will ne taken at par IJV ''1' ''OV
und tied one en ti th limb of tt tree, kick- tin. (iovprnmcnt iu payment of luuds relean
ed the ble.'ks away', and hung in that post- i ed from mortmain by' tlie recent law of the 1 P'
tion until fouud deal. This is indeed a .sad fortes. This will ke.tn it up—forced or n.»t
I 1-r It
I
llI)
nii ur, For one so voun^ to ttike IUM life by forced. In manv pirtt, undou-»tcdly, the n-c.cd with my buiiici!^, and to »end coinjteu'nt
bin own hani-t. Those who have Keen his dacreftse uf the cholera will also improve the workmen to any part of tb." eountry to do rejair?
corp-Hf, «.iy that evon in death his uut»n- financial prospects of the country. The
about eight months gince, has just lost more
There is a good deal of talk lately about
»t»ck Queen is doing all in her power to keep on
1 j" a:- i• 1 i and uni:-d nonius! tie
project, anJ the al i.in »'.- of Spain will pro!
ably not ive bc*n of anv such am an
ige to Fran *e ns to serlousfv indispose the]
Kaiperor "1 Rusiu towards her when hit
forces appear n th Rhine in 1*57.
REMOVAL.
SHALL rem w
1
Sever- I
iiOO
HAVANA. Sept. 12.—Sugar market improv
ing and an advance anticipated. Stocks
scarce. Quotations for whites 3}(«.4J Yel- i ^ti« do uiop ("tiekf
lows 34f'«i Browns 3J(a'!}. The steam
J^r way for Aspjn-
i- jiotidtfofe of the N. I'ait? rio
t»g.
100J 1
bi* do do tying
this business
may be aoine little reai^tion but if so, th
feeble svrini backwards will be only
in waiting, if you do not go straight along in
the nam" pith with the people, without turn
ing or tricking, within ten years the posses- fr
sion of a 111U- will be a thing for winch you
wiil have to lag pardon of your countrymen
Thore wiil great deal of talk in th I'or
y c:»me together, on the l(,t of
tes aft-.-r th
October—a great deal of talk and ery little
action. Th.* iovemui«Dt cannot stir: the
Sr tin i Prj*J 'o-.ind m»«kI !ki* 200 aoz lia U-r'« bit
.' r' *j uia'chfli ing, ail
is rup- 2idoiha.-k in10 dot lwr acrew^
?.in
.. i ,i i- i i Wv ru-pee luilv call the arten ion of merchant*
......^ fc.•- On it t.i*.. tune for volutltarv nh ist^iil^kioti tfcrtt i do^irinsc to buv itnixk in our iiue. for vik»h to the
Cap*. Pan, Ac.,
from S4. Mitiu to th" lu-Kt (Imirto J. K. IJarkc,
»rnt'r AIhiii unit Thirl street, wh'ti- I l»_* xv
ivlnjr s hiryi'«ii'l e"iu|iet nu* k -f thpiib*
•jf !ti' i:it inttl iiJ l\i"hinnhk* #tylo».
Ti.a .V fu! -r ttic lilt rr.l ^ainiDajr,' "ttiu. far iKHtow
el. iiiid bu iiu 'i a i niitiniiaiH th'.-amc, I ftm!i
a'.wiyr1 w rk .r tli inter s "I «nv cu/tompr« nnd
kf. SIN h:inl a Oinipttto ft ek UIVMU t" »uit al:
ji iHiiue in rogftid to «:y.'e and quality. Please drop
in an ttuni'iic p. iuj and tiu.ilitier. Oom*:
all. A. C. SHELDON.
AttticN.w Yurk llat £uipriuui, Mum rtrect,
ouriifr tbirl atc««t. Sept. 11, d.Vw
A'! »i"*7iN! A't'H 1
Wl.LS r!S. .'—New i*lv at the NTew
York Hit' Kin|.riuin, i-uriui of Main and
inani r.e aop2i A. SilKLD'JN*.
Lb gonl.iincn wil' |leuc take no ice that I he
New York Hat Store, ha- b*en romoveU to71,
.Vlniti nt e i' ond li wr fr iu Th rl, whef.- they will
li,' abie to get a. fine and /u Uiuii.ibk" a hat, ai in
Bi°'i.i!war, New York.
A
Del hv- r'-ir-i 1 Ktel iicide t. look n.-urly a- g»»od
a*nvv.* p2l
VTha's.
.-Id*:!•
r',:'
'r
I,'f
I'lea-fe call in anJ examine fall atylaa. lu't
r/et t!.»- i:u«-«', TO, Main atrMt, rocond door from
Third. »ep'il
if ju icu.W t- »RC Tim* an \ljmy, bvj your
T,.../-Ti ffai, ij
Jf. l'fl KS A CO.,
i Vf"AWFA:n/ltfcKSai».l Win,legale Dealer* in
i* I Woollen an 1 Wiire. tru.niH, Hats, Bru-he*.
U'iU'Hiit t'orduce and (Viiar Var', with variety of
F:oi. y articlex n-uitl!y k pt in thin busin«w Sole
Ar.'iit» f'»t the Mario: a Bjeks't. Tub ami Chut ii Pac
torr, and for th." original O. f'ie«'i«Zinr Wa-hboard
i Ko. 17, •rt.', tlire d.»-« le'ow Oltv,. Street, and
120
at
s^voud str et, on door from oru«« vl Vine
Louu, Mo
WUttDKN WAKE.
dox. l.ucWe^s, twolMty uesti tub 8 eac)
(I I'Mt do du V each
1000 do throe hooped do 500 dot tub', Nm. 1,5 4
M)0 do oak well bucket* 3 each
•ItM 1 t«r bu«vi«:n 200 mi*.- do white jiine
m*v.'
on
the intrigue* of tho Court at the fiscurial, II |VJ. C. Triinbo) No. 66. Main street oppo-
Dags.
Ala
We
greatly fear fshe has not I
R'
Burvivtng the deep popular movement through nanie»r ol wrv de^-rip-ion.
Jyil.W'ljO'K) which Spain is now passing is to unite h: r- Th.- aln*vearti«ie« will b_- sold
a surplus of self frankly and fully to tho interests **'1
Louid pi
ctinprfheirt.^i tli.il the unly cha„c„ of hvr ,."1
1,! Ul
't'i'1 PrK^.
of the Spanish people in every res- Tho.ie wanting anything in oar lino will do well
.-t. H.hed,,,,,, !.,™,, .h»™t.v.
oil a struggle which will surely prove fatal
to her interests, uni it may bj to lur life.
Those who counsel h..*r to .ueh a course T.\P.\N A' it Wa and I,, by Rich.«d Hii^-th.
are blind, an will probably deeply regret For .aV by Fep 20
their blindness. Thcvcannot succco'd though rn.l.VJIvKUAV'S Sew Wwit" oTh:-
the incompetence of the actual popular! M«.moir»t,f a
leaders may be only too evident. There !8
Il'S'l
(.
-n• ymi »iti titi'l a complete ntoek of
uiuiTe'laH. ran travelling Wf *,
f'0'L\ I'"1'' lonleap laflifi* fancy fur* and
ridii»K hut-, ladii.*' nml getit.,' K«uU" fur
ni^h'n jftmil!", o larj1, ernvaV, ie.
No trouble to fliow to |*cr:ODd In want of
th' a! 'Ve i.roele#.
3 each
l(Ml do irr I »ver*:
10(H) do rillin^r {!iia
lotto do potato iii^-ihers
1000
do butter print#
2iii do co'.. bail bile*
200 do* keoU ri, n«
21)0 pk'R^ eov'd buckets
lit) ea ne.^t IKIXC-*, I eacl
JSOO jic.'ts b,.w:», S and 'i
eaeli:
W:i?h-
1000 ilo ee'» iHe w:i?h- 10 erate* iiuiple lowli,
Uard all one uxe
150 do woiM| *n wanhli'd^ 800 boxee uloihe* pint
iOO do tur'daxe handle 200 jrru*? pat do
100,000 broom h:oidle« 1»0 e« dar faue«UK:
i00 i w.rn*hd oak i 00 dot half bu lie!*
wa er bjel.et* |0'0 R'tstiua urey.Seacb
3000 lioitn tubt eaeb 7-' dot otik "t'mb't bkU
2000 iron-I iiind k •**, 3, 5 lt0 dox pin. uirn
k 10 '!lon,-: io do wiie '1-barroWc.
CKDAR U tKE.
4ji) iie-l*i c.dar tub', '1 4 100 ™e. eed.tr clnmic. 1
and to eat ii• ucli:
TOO dox eed.ir paiW, iron SO d*-x ccdar piggiii'
and bra s tnd-j
d-u e^dar horjc bkta
l"11 ccdar bl! i'ini"
dox eedjr 1 b:i,j!iel
WILLOW
i u'-st* Ft V*j r.-tiouler', 200 d.«* *.j»lit b-kt* from
eact. i lij-h i
iIji Wll.o .v eliu
MIOC1S.
m- 1 (3'iz w'.re tied. faueyJO1 0 d. t. st'inl- do
hendie bru*tu 1. 00 do tw ne-tied do:
li'- d-iz \'.rii
e..g.".
faccy IW du i-uaUerdo
handle I.room 10oi do w*tik.
1 jo dot faliev liear.b d"
BHIHI:N.
!fx) d.iz «er:jb bru li loo dot bo~** Krushe
!0 iloi .-ti brti- lie »0 dot win!• Wa^ii do
!'. e 1 i ii.'s'iiiL't. ailu'p
HIMEU,t!\EOl'8 ABTlfLKS.
lO'.'dol bcii'o li.d'-o.d
'.'0
1 0 "li X, 1 '1 I.J. C.v' .ie 1
liu
j'.Mi henot plow tir..-?
I do» co.too vio^b s
l.u.'
1 f'.i e:iils do do do
.0 Jl» HN» brootn twoir, ew-
10 bbi» p!itj and toga
100 bau ar-'ern
«fu dot eiM- i.v d:p^n-r
1. 0 i haiiic#
l.'O io/. sieve.-,
vO doi ju e ma'»
t) dost rop.. uia4
10U gro Al.i«v.ti 'i uie-ii
uui blai-kiug
100 »t Ma-on'a mall
a'kin^
black-
100 pa-
100 boxen tack
|KT! each
600 b.mdle« wrapping
tQ'ps
ers, fu|^ r.
Keokuk lioiier Work*.
OH NEK Sixth nnd H-djf-. *tree'.-. I am pr.|/ared
.. to lnaiiufa- ure iloilerH. Tauk!" Iruu lloat-', Lard i
,C'• ,Or n or Soap Kettles. »a« Holder-, or anything el.e con-
KD. WELCH MAN.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. Jl, dA\rl7
lnr fnroi Itr Sale.
rnilESubienk-r t» .0| u b.id b-nlth, and finding
A it neeet-ary to g» Suitli, offer* bin f.irm for
nalc. Tiie f.triu con it'* of two hundrel a-r-h well
iuij rowd. i.iid ma line K'a e ol cuUoa'.ion. It i«
ntuatid abuu: two in leu from the Mi» i-»ippi river,
l''®
than a thousand of its remaining ii.ulation f'irn" in th.
Mou:ro e
'pulati
by the di.^etise in two days. Iti M.tdrid th"
ca«os arc limited to forty or fifty daily, an
"ttercTofoTK"
ienc
11octf grcrs r.nd g.aot.
*eplll diwll J. STl'ABT.
X, O. BKRNAttB A (O,
AVK taken the old xtand of Turner, ffermer-
tl'f
,jf
Tile hijj
•H'dt Wiii Ik- iiti In fur
Keokuk, Sept. 20, '.5. J. O. IIKKN Alib A X).
t!
,jy
^P
nA!HT.-.end20m
a pre­
lude to suoh a vigorous swing forwards as
wiil carry everything b.-l'ore it. (ientlem»n
PANAMA
1
?b"b*rn Author:. For Sal* by
in Spain, hat in hand, and prestige aud au- *eP*® CAYBJtSKKS
thority nowh.-re.
M«n«r for Hair.
The matter of ih^ contingent of Spanish 1111' on- story house imtn-dial'ly
«nl the PhUaJ -Ipbia troops fur the Crimea remains in statu quo »'t«r-'. iimtaimnx foa.- r.*in« and tiutablj for
,,.r» i i tw limatl tamilir*. vvi'l so «r ca*lt
—come to a stitntlni" po nt already—and
from that point it is probable, not all the
power of France and hnglttnd can move it.
I
For Sale Cheap.
WILL sell the hou e ami lot, "ii th? corner c-f
Morgan and S. eond Stn ct-. The fituation ic beau-!
tif il. i.raieiuy. Iiu«|utre on the premi*o«of i
S.ft, T, 41ai BBKNARl) 2WAKT.
M. HUJ3TON,
Vktli «al" t. n iti*a» SB|
Fancy Dry K««d«,
Vi
MAIN
J1I.
bot i m, aitd u bc:. ubI oue of tbe y, at liis H|e'iuieiis, or to nt down and rest thefll
e u- y i u e s e o o i o n v n
to market, and adaptation .to tbe railing uf
ebeape-t, a general a sortment
Sboe. Saddl aud llarnei«.s Leather, KnamelleiUnd
Ala^a goneral assortment of haddtery Hardware, p.Lin- all kiiiJn of L.«li.ii', tient,', Mb.-. lk.y
11 HeKcted in the Kiwteru market, and for nule at I
STHKIST. Knok' k, IOWA.
A lie* .to k in lurm i uiui i«»i xsxorled ever
offered in the market. Our oUx k ie purrh vid dire. 4
from in oiufa 'turer» and im|Krtt r», and w, pUvlgt
oorselM tj sell a', nriw-* an lew, -r cach to good
i time ivarh, aa sit. Louis or any other wealeru mar
ket.
Merchantu will find it to th ir advantage to call
and examine our fixl*
and prinwlKfore buyingelac
where. We willeou^ider it no iroublt to show them
thr.'iij li our MiK-k.
lle«'eivsi—A
larg- stock of Biiek tilove* nnd
M.ra. at ^p20 11V-TON'S.
F1NK Stuck i l'.wket Cutlery for pale low at
.« 2U lU STON'S.
1IKA VY utis'k CHp, Letter, I^adnv- Ilath. llatt
P.wt, Fancv and I^HJIW ireial Not.- Paper. Plain
and laid lJaff, W^hiteund Fitncy Coloml Env, |«i« *.
»ep2it HI HTON'S.
At
nrral aa.Mrtment of t)-.rman i-ilver and dou
bie platevl ware, all warranted ai 'lut in.anufoo
turer'i peict. •, a'. mp20 111 8ION
N etten^ive stock of Whip* and Lu^he* at uiau
tiN'Hirerprice* at rep21 ln'STON'H.
FIM1E larg •t and *t aborted utock of Embroide
1 111 the ei y at 1 p2l 111 ETON'S.
rlliiK F.uoio a'»ortmmt of RibboB-i everolf red in
1 the market, at ep21 Hl'STON'r1.
iLOCivrt euou-'ti o ippiy the market, of every
variety of pattern, Jtroine'* make, warratittNl,
and a: ii)ttin.ft«titrer' |.r.r,, at
»cp21 Ht'STON'.S.
LAHtlE and fine lot of Kid U!oi«? of every
jfradc
FINK Uujjgy Portu
1
fPin: low A StATK ImOIIAVB CollTAXY, of Keo
1 kuk. Iowa, having fully or/aiii.-t acordmg to
the Ar iriejiuf lne-.ir}H«ration. and buvilijt recvived
pplii Htioii» tor iiixuraner undttaken premium no'e*
ou pro|erty nniomititij to jklW0,W»0, ir now |r jmr.d
to i-iil»' l'olieiei*. on the -nf. relui- "f ri»k-, for tliree
T-.'ar.s on'tlie VCTCAI. p:i»ri, and I one vearaud
*hor j. -I- for a eah prvioiuni.
"Ml' t!.- i-LKCTtri foil TIIE KXtn !VJ 1 KAIl.
I» rector*.
C. H. l'erryj Johu Mel-'uu.', F.. II. Harri-on,
J. W. Hankoi, It. B. Smyth, K. K. »rd,
II. P. free!, S. 8. Hilling, Wrn. F. Turner
C. U»rbvr, T. W' K'ki hain.
K&ecutoe ti»iijittee.
K. II. llarriton, C.arb r, Jotua MiOune,
J. W. IUnkoi. ii. B. hwyth.
(.'. H. Ferry, Fri«*t. J. W. (taukin, Vico Pra.,'t.
W. F. Turtivr, .See'y. K. H. Uarrcon, Treju'r.
ia. otfiee in Concert Hail II uMmg, 2d »tory.
Ju.y
WABE.
.'•0 loz ra'tun uliair/
lOit)
willow nsjiiBi
-llHiU do t'Ti'dlef
•j 1, i ji .'.j «J rtu:iu luurkt
biuk et«s 4 eaeh
ti ciiv m.id* l«x
fceL- 2 .ch 10'. 0 do cub
city uikecloth"lO,O0A lb- French willow
b^ekeUf, 4 each i.ooo llw
1005,
1
2i dox do watvr uaan,
bra* bound
:.o itl f.ipd r.l hurilr,
1 V twig*
i. Miiiftdcrs
FTTRNrrUHE WARE ROOMS
Us r-et, b.-t. out A 4'.! r.. i k V.
1^ ii III '!.•-
i
i.A. il I. I,..
1 *ri-Hhihh, and U'*ipn» ke«p
in# con* au-Tv on bund u »-il
lev:td iis -r in n! i all kinda of F* n a
I'iti^' .Mar1!* I up jiree^oip, and pla.n init
and pin u i 8: fiu« and plain ("envr and Curd
Tablri* ..i »en' and Windsor (.'bairf. K'x-k.tiK
*..» r» ,'v rv ti»y t'ton Ir' Ui a plain wooden
»ea?, tf
fancy
l»tt)(sre».
1. :.
ft-.I in. i
.V
l, ctuft.'d sea?: plain and
wla of the latent atyle»
all »'iei Cioek*, C.irp-titig«,
I:..I |r*, llo«r and table o I clot its,
m' i-r duller.-, carriage troioBo.^.
«iiii"» 'iawle alio ir.uon :.:.devvrv othtr aru
e!e unun.ly k' p' in ln Itli.- of bu«!tie*-t.
I'.ir 1 ta_v Mock »».' uiait' uiid. tuy own nuper
and the re#! bought from JnAnufaear.tu of
bijtli Ntandir.g. *o tl.a! I can murrain every artick
for durability at:d finb of workmr.ni»!ip.
My object id to e»!abii*ii
litre, and net on
an inducement top.rtwni* to (Hirlia*e «f au, I
"Cf Sitd !'.) *«U ut the lowest St. |nuo pricm.
fall and examine u»y cioek K f-.re purc'iasinf
elsewio-re. I wil! M*«I! tiikc pj a-ure ID »:.»winf
furnittoe o Ltol and (ieu'l oncr w« call on ma
w'jctijt t! ev .-I iri -l n t! te bor »r rto».
Ma. i. rv.i..-,l.l«,f u.' \V. SANDERS.
Mississippi Valley Narsories,
Ki okik, lowa«
i I r« FoliciUsi for any
de«. rij.tioo F.uit and
imin ntal Treti1. lirapi
V itie', Kis-e*. Shrubs,
Fo-Wiring Plant*. Bu U,
*a., winch will be furnitb
id at Extern catalogue
prie ».
Al»o Seedling Stock UJ
the trade. Any aitie e in
oar litu. may bad in
tio- for fall piauting,
w ii'.h iad.cidt'dly pr.f-r
ut!e. by i.ding iu your
orders imiu. dintv'y.
Now i* tho proper tim- fr piatiting out your
Ftrawb rry lieitif We have the Il nty, ilutnu,
Fine Apple, McAvi^'tf Su|«.iior, Burr'« Xew 1'me
and Jetiuey'* Se^^ ing for ifr.'e.
Nur ery griiiiid* »hre-- fowthsof u milew.it of
the city timitn. vu th... B.ufl "Ferrv IO.M1" I tile
1K, Mom-. nt LULLL A HILTOX.
?ept
18
1 Si5 dA*r
SIDi: l.K'rllT AND SKY LIGHT
A O K E A K 6 4 K V
A K V
I-:.MKK.*UN. Arlict, would
renp-.etiully luvit.- tin in­
habitant* "f Kn.kuk and tirii.i
ty to »ivi him a iall, a b»
fitt .il tip to lieooniUJ.^lnte all who
y favor htm with a call, eith.-r to .-t a Pietur
•elves ».i hi.-, tt*d loi.in-, from the heat of the tun.
Vfi^'^rk attirv is in all etucf preferred.
UaJu.ft ISu. •', Third Mr.*!.
Hi'pt. 18M.---dlv J. II. FMi:R40N Artist.,
Fall Trade,
Gntr ity Boot and .*hoc fiinrr.
N 111' Main Stiwt. tw.-.-n Fourth and F.fth.
ri1!il li u.idi i-i^-n. 1 would i ..-i-'1 nil v enil
ti.e litt litiOIi ol th Ladler litld ticlltir
men of K.okuk und vieinity, to th ir hue an
11
.J.'0''1: Trunks, arpet- ft'ick i Ilxda and Sho now
i i p- a i i 1 i a n f- i i -a
1
Wlt
mU
iiridU^ and
whole«alo or rc-
R-lit. 8. l«iS.—d
CAVK SON.
For ta!e by Fep 20 .. .,
rilJ
mmt re.-pcetable funity. For
CAVE 4 SOX.
.... ...... w.i .-. o« Uiiud ai th- lowest one s.
M«. with It in nan tr of It eord ^v-ry article purchaicsl from as warranted.
ti ueliiig the ik.r» tf butb. l!v ran. For i wr wagon »U1 be on thv track by th.- lOtb of thic
grr-by aop2'dtl CAVK A SON. mon.h. LA\'lK A LiALUilKKTV.
In H55.—An Aixsount of tbe Panama! .. I'"
r.aiin .id, i the f'itieK of l'anain.i and A'pin-: DoeHtlcki* Kew Hook.
wai, with .^k'..teh Lifu and Character 011 th I»ih- '. ^I^iUS is noititer a history, romiiiicc, l.f# dre.ma,
BIUI, by ftol»-rt T'.tu.v, Fo. .-ait by bio^rtip\v, au.ob-ography, u-»- j.imt mortem /.*-
F-''d CAVE 4" SON. am-.jiation, but a ?erie- of tiupieinedita.'ed extraea
i^.lK K'hs.-s t,rjoann*- twvuadiits and J.-.n Bad
1
*an2a'*
wf,tu'B
f'oa. with a s.l.x:ti-n from th b.-st Ancient and '_uxfW Vri', Pu.r?.,
and printed by tt
For sale by
July IS,
bnek oi
at ft low
prie J. A J. M. SICK.
-pt
16,1«55
dlw
u U v u i u u i n
and ChildtMi'x w.'ar, of all •tybv. grixlev aiid uxe».
Til.* •'dv ll-.V been neleet with qt-eiu! refir.
to ii ja'.iv ii of ntyi-' a,11 duribiii'.v, a 1 will soi.l
at a v.-iy n»ia!l atlvaRc .bo\ e E.w t. r» e-ct, an we
a-e det.rmiti not to b« n:id. !d by any koiue in
the eity. Pi- ar y ive a call. An extunination of
good* and pricuK i» the only fi:Vor wo a.»k.
lice
II. C. IllilSKAMP I BRO.
Lander
8c
Daugherty,
WhottMlc Rrt.iil bx.i-n I Itoni rt, ub JojtMtOn
start,
j^^K^PBCTFULLY inform the public that th.-y
At l'.ve formed a pur n rehip for the purpose of
t-..ri nig on th' ab..v- bun in ss in all it« v^riuaa
branch s. ak H, Lr. ad, rae!.t i^, and Candi al-
"''•hout malice ufore:houg!it, by tbo
f,,r.
."rt" K»«r«®cation,
publisher for At* own pruJU
J. T. CAVK & .SON
A Barp Chancc for (.ood
k) f.H-t on Main fctre't 0
.w»^ to.ii in tli iot» i K okiik al fo- .-ale, w
exeh-iu^v f-.r w.'.'toiu pr 'p y. n 1 Mill pr .p-ity
it i'bio MI aere- ehoiee Inndin lniiana.: ie\eral lot-*
.iu the lown *'f Naperville, county feat of Lu Fa^a
county. 111. SO ucree i ehoio- land near the county
•••at i Monro coanly, Iowa, with fruit tret-n, ete.
Inquire MeKENNY A RUNNEli.
AILj.—A full afeKTUaeut at
•tp li kl MS DODSO*.
N
ttiii fItfir i'tiit illiHrtliilitiffiiiDA -Mil Iirti
I Ifiri
if iiiilff'irittil^-itiil!^r-ilflffli%i^^
BANKING HOUSE
or
i A I I
U MIIOTin TO
Third Street, oear Main.
Au/ ^«. Isji. —llm .M'iiiiihgijlory
Conbtock & Broft,
QUINCY STOVES,
CUDAPEB THAN EVER
A a i s S K K k i K IO
DKA1.KH--
Rivet*,
Block Tin.
D1YER
repl'l I'SfON 'S.
(1
"L^VKKY' vur etr *f jjikk1« eomprmeii in tiie Nouou
Ij and Faney (food* lineal lIiHton'.-a' pric.» that
'Unnut fail to induce pure!ia-4e* and benefit the buy
er. Call at No. U4, and examine for yourM-lver.
1' 'LI an')
watcher.
otnuioii Jewsiry, andOo'd and silver
at «ep21 HTSTON'S.
T'jp for falv, eiiuuire of
0. HUSTON.
No. «i, Llain street.
liuitonV will be fouud the largcut lot 1 Iri-h
Lou 11-, l,at"f, J-ji/tn^M, aud every vari.ty ol
White jfoodp, at priee that eaniiot tx al in «ry
Winuru fnarket. a p20
N i ndl'-as variety of Silk and L.n^n Pocket houd
k re!iief -an 1 cr.ivat« at H-p20 HUSTON'S.
In-it aM*ortiu.nt of Lacc Yti!« and lrtaM
Ttini::iiTi^» at ,'tl msioN'8
iionc I*SIRA»C:E.
W A
oiSiin.i!.
Tin Plate
Sheet Iron,
Tin, Hollow tad Japa&aed
Ware, Coppw^Mtouu,
Braa* Kettle*,
Fry lliff Paul,
sheet Copper at»4 ZIM,
HhoreU and TOUM,
Iog and Sad Iron*,
Ca«t Boiler*,
al Qrmtm.Ac.,
otk Zice,
/to*e Spider*,
it., ir.
jnt 14 1 t»MSTCK'K k BR0S'._
vim. *iii%*a:K*.
AND S« Ul'KKK. On fifth »treet, OM
«if bilow M^iu. wh. rt h. will renovate and
make to Rpp ar a# new, all kiudjif I.aliei' and (ien
'lehi n'r apj ar^l. vueli a ernp', bro»eha. eaasiuiere
and W'Milen iCibwV cti'hiu. tr, filk and no riiio drei*
», ru, ?, pianoaud table cover*, w.ndow and dauuak
curtains, Ae.
Ail of the abive, and every other artieb of cloth
ing 1 in any i the fanev or plain colors. I
hopr by cl"« -attention and a knowledge of my bw
inesJ. to give general fati*faction,
•ej. VM MAN VERS.
Beturi af tlie Old i'atarltee.
At vitirl Halt, on Va/urJay Sfjitrmhrr 124,
'Ai th.-' e uisbti" nlv. The old ai.d ufigibai
A E S
'Irganiz^d in 1H17. and arc ttill e inp*i dcf tb« fol
lowing array of talent:
T. Prendergaat W. W. WWIVBI,
J. 11. IJjrdett, lHtti Hryaut,
S. Clark, H. Feuion,
U. 8 Fowltr, J. M. Hrn»,
vl. W. Dciiierctt, F. M. Beler.
Wob the above amy tf dutii.-in^u-d takat, the
CampU lis ur j.rfaurnetj uj far tit-l any otber iui
ilar party ever org:ttiit«d.
A itnoiioii, i/0 e- uta. D"r« opoo at 7 o'cioek,
IW-irt comuiibc^ at tio'»lo.k.
.eplM II. B. NETTI.ETON, AgM._
"L* SA bK.—Three very »irable bunurts tola.—•
Jl Apply immediately to
»«|i!*dlw LUl^D I'. SlMPtSOJi,
Over Potot (HR#.
ODF.1,1, W*Ti.F.!X«r
V '.V I I A K K K A V i I K s
K o o a n S o e s
BVwill
eon tant amvali »ur »Ua-k E*iUrn Work
»in.iii W the fin-«tt and lajpujt tver 'iffer«d
in Keokuk. They ate »el.- ted with i|i«eial refereiv e
to the want* of th- rt-tail trjde. and will '-'iin|r.»e
rrrj variety imagitiab!:*. i'hs j.rie s will u
will niivinee every oi that w.- htv. fully adopt
ed the UHJ-.LO of '-yuick Sale* ami Muail 1'rutiU."
S. U. The »:oiuiKr Go.xi# n»w i.n Luiid Wul bi
e'.otiwi ou:
AT o*r.
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
To the liiwtie!' we Would i"»y, «rall in &nd #ee oui
elegant istybs lin.'Vt*. Buikitii. aiwl Sli|vj, th*!
finest uiaicria'.#. now in o.uf u Iund at vut wUU.iih
meiit, w o' in t«.iiil ^uj.oy and durability we
will warrant to njua! U any in toe west.
ii-n kumi will find it th ir iiit. r. *t toeall abd
onine our *t k tf iU 't tu-utadc work, i wUch
o aiupie 4U Oituy will :.lwm be ke| i.b band, aod
ee m»e on y the *t bi'iU'fialc. and employ n«bw
tl.e U si worktu^-u, lb.y aiay real KMUt.U of a
good artkl. f«:»rauUe«l to fit in a»i eaae*.
N. B. All artk!. a our oW»i maeufactare war
ranted.
Sign of tuj Mioam .th
vh
-e, riu i-nu'l.tig. Main
and thud Str.-rt*.
Auguft ST. ISJ »,~4Aw
Oftiet K-"kuk, Ft. D«-»momea
i an lil iiif .-Mita Rail Uoadlkt.,
itiea
L®r»
Keokuk 111!i Au^vi«l, Inji.
N'oTIt'E
S'l iKKHOLDERS.—You are hereby
notifiol lhat the ce'-oud regular call of ten pe:
«eut. on the capital ttock of tbe Keokuk. Fi. D*«
niu:u- arid Minneaota Kail Koa i'oinpauy ha.^ thi«
day been lunde by the li"ard Dir«t!of5, oayabia
ua Aloudtiv Uie let day of k-:oU uexi to W ui. C.
uu JI wuu a t*it tvt u«y wj i ut \i tu n tu. v.
e.tabo.ii a rteaiietit bu^neft lrea,ur.r, at tU K*4 IUU UflUe u. k*
the 1V« rtoik principle aaia*
Ly order of the Board.
UUUil T. RKID, Pr»'L
C. F. Co^^. S. 'y.
[D.ipateb and Ft. Israoine« S a'e*auHi eopr.]
BLACKltniTHnG.
\\riLLIAM tjKAHAM. on Third, between J«bo
v ton and Exchange Street#, at th UriekShop,
would inform tl.e pub o that he in p:i pared tv do
all kimtf of BbACKsMiTUtxo in a neat, ac^ahl«, and
cheap manner.
IIORSK SHOEING.
Br.ng n \"iir lauie horn.•.» arid have theou rhvA
right. From lu» and coiuilant praelic, thin
branch of the bumne9» he flatter himself that he
eannut be excelled by any one in the country, ilo
particularly eoliciia patronage in thn line.
He a!TO offer* hi* fervice* a. Farrier in all ita
bran* he*.
'J». lb.'S. dltvly
MhsKS.
tkal We
ALAIU/li
AN\
Inform tbe Lodie*
have rtceivtsl the largest »t-*-k «f era-
broideri. *, C.d'ar from i txnti to (.7.UV Mallitc,
111 nek Silk Bro«vl? and real Ihr ad Lao-« L»ct, Jae
on it and S»i-- dia.-t Cots tt, l'oMjonc, Moire An
tique and Ribbon Trimming*, Ar., Ac.
11. D. WUODWABD CO.
Aus. JS, lSf-S.—
KOTK i TO ui ll.n KB#r.
ntid Wt il li- t,d sUx k of Pbinti, Oil«,
Ula»K. \'arui»h. A-., A- .. "i n*ii.l at,d for (ale
by MuttK A llooi-ta,
lrugguwt
Third, e Oi.«i-t ing in part i
IVhite ad. pure A No, 1.
f*now white Zinc, very superior,
Main tH.f below
Zint- diyer,
Color* iu great ari ty, bjth dry and la of), Mt up
1,2, 4, saud IU !b ciuu.
O pal Vami«h,
apau do
Whiti do
Leather (1
iilau 1 bei-i brand- and vartou* «iae«,
All whteh they wiil»ell cheaper than anyotbtr
hoiiiv in lb citv, jr eaah.
Give a» a call. MOOHE*liOOPg*.
fv ptimb ii. 1H55.—d
Railroad Htection.
V
SPECIAL Kl.-t tii.n will I. held in etu-h of tho
Ward- tiie 11y ol Ke- ktik, on S«turd»y, the
22d day 1 v]•timber, A. li. ISij.i
votiu^
UJKII
Jr
the pur[«.*e if
the following pr i»*it|on, to wit SbiiiL
tberity of Ki-oriuk loan to the "Keokuk, Mount
l'l-a.-jtlit aud Mo»eatoi KitilMud C'in puny the cred
it of the city to tin amount not emxtding Mie hun
dred thu.-alld didlarii the bonds to be payable in
twenty years and bearing interest at th. rat. of v
en percent, taiiniuu." Th me voting fir the loan
will place up HI their ticket* "Fjr thr iUxiB,"and
th v..ting against it, upon their tiekeli, "Ajaintt
I'** l**(1 ft,"
Said Klectlon will be held at the following plaoes:
Fir-t Ward, Office of K. Kilb uriie.
i'd Offi of Im. Collins A Paige.
3d Htorj of Win. Leslie.
4.h PLuitcr'* II"U*e.
I). KILB01BNK, Mayor.
^Ki«.kuk, Bapt. 7. I#55.—dtd
gi
Ire frcam.
WCreamat
K arc all too n pr pared to famish lee
(V..iii'ilH ttlol L. lnoii ?ofaiuilii :n any
desired quan'.itv. Wc will pai-k it in .-mail freei
er» I'O that it will keep 1 twelve hour* or longer.
CKFUJHTON A UiiMKii.
Juno 12, ISij.
*d«6",000 lleward.
"VT0TICE in htrebv given that the une-third inter
i.1 esi of the K. okuk and Hamilton Ferry, to
gether with tbe land belonging to tbe fame, ia of
fer. for sale.
For further particulate enquir?
July 2—dit J. A J. K. LLOYD 00.
Piano (or Kale
PEItMJN wanting a good second ban 1 Pia
uo, can hav a g'od ljurgain by calling on th»
aadeiaigif imnitslia'ely, at tLc I'ost Office, oral
.. hie room in Mr. Burke-'a Hoa^e, on 2d street, U-twoea
ri'lit.- building i Coneert nnd High. M. J. ASUMOEE
Svpt. II.
of Swim, and lfjok
4 COMFLKTK aWruiient
V Mou,tin.-,
Hi^hop Liwns, Carein. Cambrics,
Liuei.s, Lacei-. White Curtain*. Ac., for sale clu an at
•Sept. 1, I85i. J. I). MINCHELL A CO S.
FOB MALE.
80
AC'REti Land, within three miles of Keokuk.
«piw am. nu^viuju,
At tlu lvin» Uoaw.