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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. &
£fp*S4,
JOB
Oftfery description, rxeeutad at thitoAM ifc pa
per ior manner, and at a* low rataa aa eWwhiie.
A limited number of Sfxjcial Not»c«s wi^ W
inserted under this head at oeats a ^ue for each
insertion, or orertheadiUirial head
C«rn, thelled
Barley
•ats
Rye
ior
CARDS AND CIRCULARS
Panted in the latest, and mwi beaatifuj -tjrk.
Being prepared wah Primtlmc Si»cklB»rry
of late inventions, and unsurpassed in speed, weaffer
great inducenscnts in price and neatneait
u(xat«
tortain, and the
of
36
our work.
BALL TIC'KKTS
Printad ia neat and elegant muLner, a' Uwihoitwt
iiotioe.
BLA^KN.
Bills of Lading, and otVer Blanks for nit at this
•flee and Blank' oi all demrriptioB? neatly, cheaply
and expeditiously (printed and iurnUhad to order.
KSUKI a Lvrri a.—The firet leeture of the season
will be delivered on ^turday Evening next, 8th
inst., at the Presbyterian Church on 4th
tit., by
Rsv. Hiram W. lWrs.
Subjecu— "Jonathan." Doors open at 6| o'elock,
leeture to commene^ at 7. Ttcketa 2ie. for sale at
the book stores, pn«ci|al hotels, and at the door.
Hiuoioti XwTKi.—The Rev. Jamee Harrison, of
Ohio, will preach in the first Presbyterian church
next SabbatL, at 10^ o'elock a, a., and at 6| p. a.
WUATISTHK KKAM»\ ?—We have waited
more than a wrk to aee what the data has
to sav altout the jiropusitiou for ''Illegiti
mate banking," that IM now Fefure the citv
Council. It had column affc»r column of
ponderous leaders at the outrage of hanking
uinier a legitimate law of Nebraska Territo
ry, but when complete "illegitimate hank
ing" it proposed
by
which the
Gate
the
our city Council, of
is tne official organ it has
not a word of condemnmti u I lx it poaaible
that the
pocket
argument is the ba^is of the
principle* of our neighbor uu this uuentiun?
Times.
The simple reason why we have not no
ticed the project i», that it oerw at(r*cted
our Attention.
Such a project hfta not gingle merit
to commend it to our favor or that "f the
public, while there are score* of insuperable
objection® to it. We do not think that our
city Council will nerionaly entertain the pro.
position, and shall for the present defer anv
extended remarka till we learn o imething
more definite about it.
The pitiful emanation from oar eotesnporary
in regard to the ''pocket," is
grovelling bouI and find# no hxieui^nt h?re. i
kuk ia not worth monrr enouch to
Ti*nes
The statement that the Omaha Bill# are i»
•ued under a legitimate Banking law of Ne
braska, ia utterly erroneuus. and a foud slan
der upon the "PotmetaP* le»ocrary of that
Territorr.
The Omaha Bill* are without au
thority of law, under a Charter for a Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, which aim
ply authorise* the Company to d?al in Bill*
of exchange, as any private individual might
do without a Charter.
O E I A
Keakak Wlt*te»ssle rrlees Cmrrwmi.
WawOrri
E.
rux*
8. F. 6 W4700
Fxtrm 8 7X&V 00
1-aiicv
GraharaWlM
Bran
Shorts
•Ship Stuffs
Dec. 8, IJiii.
•incs Ai i L«j»raaa.
IIidti. dry. lb 12
gr«Mi
K -.ic Louther 2£{a26
»7 7i
2
jfl
lk
2f
Cm.
Jlarn--f
I'pper
fit lk#
IM
uaaiK.
Wheat, fail, 136f4,l«0
Spring 1 20^1 30
H.
1 10
U
kk@»*
Ms«« bbl
11
ami cured lb 10f$.12i
Sides do if(^ltl I
Sboulden do fHgft
Bulk Meat
Lard 1«&1'
atn^a.
«Wrkin lb HXc^ 12
Fre«h 2Mct 22
1 sru xa AJII» HOLaasr" s.
,N i '{9 ft
TClarifld
-jLoaf
•Crushed
IN. Molassea
11 do
iholKtiled
ilielcher's
'Wfllif JIK'I.
i2K«ii'
Oav. 17»(gil8i
Jtaoe 7J(«S1
liAkREL*.
"5 Pork
*l0Or
Bine Drills yd
brown Stunt tug
^-taafcurgs
'T Batting
Vara
:0
4 j^i
Black
EASHWASI.
Nolls, a»frted,
^ron, flat lair,
S Ur,
Sheet A 'r,
Nailroi,
Ruv-iau,
Steel, Csst,
Blister,
German,
Steel S[»rinp
Anvils
Axles
aiioi
Spades 2
risa.
Mkl.Ko. 1» bbl $18^21
2 I4J4li
3 10^13
Co.!i^h W 7
White Fi*h
-ri)R1BS.
SOAP.
iMould "Alb U4
Jbtar 26^1)27
#oaj.
tilT.
4«SaU,sTt,J1W^J26
JMiwfca bu
?L catKsa.
Im
HI
etr
125 Peaches, dry, 2 2i
•0 i Raisins box $3 60f^4
CLASS.
Wall
7(a,Si
11(3.15
Vktvmm
Sx 10 box $3 7Vo4 00
10x12 4 00(^,4 26
10x14 4 60(^4 76
aXCHA?««]E.
Eastern cities cent
St. Loais iff) eent
12i$l.r.
24
10(3,18
A
Ticking
BenrCATTxt
-We noticed two lots of BeefCattle
.'m at the Scales yesterday. One lot sold by Mr. McCoy
to Heiner A Heaiglit for$2 76 per hundred gross.—
The other lot, 27 head of the finest cattle we have
seen this season, were obtained in Illinois by Mr.
Govs, and sold to Chapman and other butchers at
$3 26 per hundred gTos* weight.
Blow ye the Trampet.
AND
sound the alarm in tb hil:s ami valleys and
let all th inhabuants of the land take notice
that BARTLETT k O. are now ptepared to takv
Likeutsucs in the ui(Mt lif„*-like style of tho art.
Prices from $1 np. Rooms on Main street,
between Sen-ond and Third.
Keokuk, Nov.29.-d
nABHET
THE
Market being closed, mjf Meat Slw® will I
open evetr dav, from 5 o clock, A. M. till
t»'c!ock, P. M. for the accommodation of customei
S Any orders lift with use, will be promptly attend
jX to. Shop on Fourth Street, near the Hay Scales.
Nov. 17. dim A. CHAPMAN.
IOM IALE,
A
1101 SE and Lot situared on Johnston street,
between 4th and 6tb Lot 9, in Blcck Sk, street
MeAdainised aad pated. Good title snjlfrmiesiy.
Apply to KKBJflOUA W.
o| tbe prtalUk.
U S I A
10 ceaU a line. t'l^ME puMo are r«a|eetfully invilwl u-cail nt
NEW MI SI KtR»M of th« soWnber. and
I amine tn. nui«t siilendni
Uj
atock
ot
PIANOS, MELODEON8,
lit IT AIM, ri.I TF.ft, VIOLIMM.
STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
4c.,ever offered in Iowa.
All inatruineiiU sold ue warranted at Eastern
prices.
R-ioms in Ogdea'e m« Building, No. 62, Main «&.
near mood. O. C. ISBELL,
liof I2dw 1ei»e|.. of Music.
». K. Ht «T/* THo.
Vt
HA* S.l«fs. K II.UIhT").
Huston, Hawkins & Huston,
Sui cru irt Id Slannu*
4*
WHOLESAI.E
Hamtltorir)
GIVKERS. COMMI^-ION AND
FORWARDING MKKCHANTS, Mttinitmt,
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokub, Iowa.
We have ample mean* and shall keep a full and
gen.. al »t"ck of Groceries, and shall be prepared to
•ell upoo the most favorable terms.
W -shall alru a General Com mis# ion business,
and m.lieu f• ir sale consignment* of ail kind* of
merchandise and country produc. HV are prepared
make liberal advances. shall pay special at
tention to receiving and forwarding all kind* of g*»odi
and produ-e both t• and from th- interior, and fill
ing order* lor any description of merchandise. From
the long experience of Mr. W. 1J. Huston in this
branch "1 business, we shall be able to give ac
tion. HUSTON, HAWKINS A HI STON.
We take pleasure in recommending oar successor*
t/ oumld friend?, snd auk for them a continuant' of
the lilw-rality lately extended to us. Messrs. Ho»
ton, Hawkins A Huston arc prepared to do a large
busmen*. and from their experience and ability, we
are confident will give entire satisfaction.
VRRAN»EMEN
Among (fee works aiready engaged, w the far
famed
"GENOA CRUCIFIX."
whicf "r^nalK cost ten thousand dollar*.
In lorming the new collection, the diffusion of
works of Am fruiii Art, and the encouragement of
Ameriesm KeBiu* ha«e not been overlooked. Com
mii«ci"iu hate been ifsued lo inanv of the most dis
tinguished American ArtuU, afio will contribute
some of their finest preductiou.*. Among them arc
three Marble Bu-t«. xecuird by the greatest living
Sculptor,—Hiratn Powers.
GE«»RGE
WASHINGTON,
The Father of hi Comiify
BEN.'AMI N FRAVKhfiK,
Tt)., I'hil'wiriht
IMMEL WER-TLKj
The Stateeman
A ipeeial agvtit ha* vuited Europe and made care
fttJ and judicious cele*-t ion- of foreign worki of Art,
•rth* only ofjft UHh id Bnitue and Marble Btatnary and Cboie*
publish for the City becaune theCoun- i tion ot Patntingi and Statuary, to bedmtribatedfrvc
oil d«»?in it of the rreat^st *dT*nt»ffe to the
,Mn"nK
tb,r
preati.tjt number that tha proci-.-diupi, Ordi- TI'KMS »F MEMBERSHIP. I
nance*, Ac. of the CilT Cuuncil should »P- 1 Thf iaynie... ol thr-, d..iUr^-..,Htitutee
i:f tbii« AiiKK-iatjoTi, an«i entitles him la.
pe*T ia the
Citj^" The City of K*- i either one of the following Magaitne for one vear.
of
Urkti ln the
J* and Piinttn^i1.
the expression of ft (tingle principle we en- i Th»- literature issued to •tibaerib-m of the
fi.'llvwin,
Enick*-r
v B"k. an Houeh'4i Wonli
U not worth boring.
*Hs^«
TEA*
Iirp.**
HHtcTb
4i*70
L,l
e w o e o i n a a e a a v a a o e e
"I
i ond vi'Kr.
the Aviation ior the pee-
li /Hiug Muiithlv Magaiinc- Harper's, Putnam's, I)
knickertKK-ker. l'.la'kwi^jd'*, Grauam's, Goder's I)
I'er*n* taking Hit ui-mternhip« are entitled to
»nv five of ihe Magazines fir one yrar. and to six
tl-k^ tf in the distribution.
The net pruc d- derived from the tal^ of member- i
•bip», ar«-dw (t-d to th« purcha#'-of work# of Art)
for the enuing year.
The ad* anUge» »erure«l liy becoming a member of
thin Aj*ociation are—
l*t. All jer«ni receive the fall ralue of tlieimub-j
»cripti»n* the utart, is the shape of sterling Mag*
aiitn- Lit'-rature.
2d. Each uimler in eontribating towards pure ha*
mjf ohoi' wirk Art, which are t» b»* dutribated
ann-rip them-. lve«. and ar at the same time two
Th«»- wh pun'ha#e Magazine* at Ilook'ioref, will
ob- rve that b\ .inn tbi- Association, the? rwyive
^be Magazine and fr.-e Ticket in tb annual diatri
hiition. all at the muac pru thej u«w U* the
Magwiiiic alone.
Beautiful illustrated Catalogues, giring full die
erii'ti"u», *ent tree on application.
For membership, addr.
r. L. IjERBY, Aet«aryC. A. A.
At either of the |irineipal oflices—
"Knickerbocker Majpuine" oSce, 34? Broadway,
5 i New York, or, Weetern Office, l#»3 Water atr^et,
Sandusky Ohio. no\ l4dw:'.ui
M«aii and. D«*r».
A«i
a*!ortin^nt
••5151
l^liCGRING.—A few thousand still left, wbieb wil
i.,V"' Jc be closed oot at a bargain. Inquire at the Gate
Axe« dox tnfol.l 20 («jtr Furniture Rooms, i# Mainst.
Chain*, kg,
V
1* Uo, 12
Mfaiz
S7ia40
4«(a4^
37^40
4%48
fh
ij(a,H
D0 :d
Cable, 10(«,
1
Shovels, do* $K$12 A Kl'ETlNG.—A supply of choice pattern-! and
ASfOil2 vv new style-—for sale at a vevy final 1 advance an
lm|iorter'» prices—at the Gate City Furniture Roonik.
136, Main street. C. S. ABBOTT CO.
IIOV 27d
At Ihe Oat* iiitr Farmitare (teems
"L"*XTENSlO\ Tables, Breakfast. Dining. Tea a sd
Fj
Card Tables, all of best quality, and a verv ex
tenMve assortmeut. C. S. ABBtTT
novl6:UAw
Potatoea ha 00
On i i-us ®k to SO
Ei»cs 2.')
Flaxseed 130
Hay 00(^ I
it
00
Feathers 60
White Beans $1 60o,l 76
rat
IT.
Ap'l's, gr'n Y1 bl $2iftOo
"dry, bush. 1 76^2 00
Parties can b° accommodated with private rooms
when desired, and anything served up for them they
mav wi«h.
Recollect the ptace, on east side of 2nd, between
Main ami Johnson streets.
not 1
adly MACK
f.FY A JOHNSON.
Pimm* far Hale,
A SPLENDID Seven Octave Pisno, of Board man
A and Gray V Manufacture, with the
DOLCE CAMPANA ATTACHMENT,
the finest instrument ever brought to Keokuk—i#
offred for sale at great discount.
No b.-tter bargain can be offered.
It may b.' »een at 0. C. Isbeli's Music Rooms.
Call and examine b- f.iri- it is
BVtabiished
I^KrWVBIj
"J3&
tinj
Far Male.
SOUTH
HALF of the northeast quarter of sectioa
18 in township 67, North of Range ltf West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, well watered. Apply to
Orer Post office, Keokuk. net. 10 dlf
A
COMPLETE assortment of Swiss and Book
Mouslins, Hi^hop Lawus, Canvnet Cambrics,:
Linens, Laces. White Curtains, 4c., for sale cheap at:
Sept. 1, 18.'I. j. J. D. MINCHELL A CO'S.
CAkKIAOK MAKI IACTOB1,
On Johnson Street, between l»t and 2d- i
0'BR\AN A CO. Having permanently es
uurselves in Keokuk, with an ample
supply of the very best material for the uiaaufac
tare of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks, we are 1
prepared to make all articles in our line, in the i
very best style aad of the choicest material, on rea
Maabl* terias aad prompt MttW,
Bept!»,
mt-iiy
mmm
Or-
•iging th-* Arti!"t.» the country dmbur-ing thous
•rid- i.l dollar" through it* agency.
IVrvai.- in remitting fiui.t- for mrmberahip, will i
pl-a«- giM- their jK«t office a4dre«r ia full. »utmg
the month they wii"h tb'' Maputtne to niicmtikce,
and h»v^ the letter reri«t«-rHl at the poet uftee to
prevent on the receipt of which, a -erc.itie»teof
me nib r.*hip. together aith the Magasuie deal red,
will be forwarded to any |,art of the ouutrj.
New Wfcol—«le Pry goods House.
HL Sea ton & Sons.
KILBOI RNE'S BLOt K. MAIN STRKBT.
RK^ttfrriJLLV
BO^tTS
STANNUS A HAMILTON.
October 6. lSJj-dAwlm
C»*n«|»alltaR Art Auaclaliaal
tsECoVD EAR
TS for the e.-ond Annual C-ul-
lection of tins new and popular institution for
the diffusion of Literature and Art, bavs been made
on the inoet exteusivt- scale.
INFORM 1 HK MERCHANTS
of Iowa, and 'he rest ot msnkind, thai tlu-y
an- now in rec-'ipt ot n largt aad well selected stock of
t'arelf* and D*sss«atlr »r» Uaads,
•I:ADI.HADI
ILOTHIN«,
aad a (nil line of Il "*iery, t»io\e*. Mitt# and
Notions, a1a|teo to the want 4 country and eity
trado, which have purcha*ed under the U'al
favorable circiiuntanec*, directly from first hands,
•vnd will be •'old at clo*e figun*?1 to Cash or prompt
time buyers. Having permanently located iti thi«
eity, we solicit a call, hoping by fair# koaoraMe
dealings to receive a share oi patronage.
Keokuk. Sept- 2S, 1865.—diw
Dry Ueeds.
SO bales 4-4 mu*liii, prime,
16U pes satinef a*« d. lb to 7.'»o. Hf JTBid
do Ky. j-ans do /V to 40c., do
16#ti do prints, uew styles
St) Colungo
Id do Lyonc*e Clothx, and Alpaeea*:
DcLaines, Black Silks, Coats' S}*ol Thread, (war
ranted.) Stewart's be*t Linen Thread, and a general
aasortmc-nt of ankee notions, ju«t received by
sep'22d*w B. A. WILLIAMS.
MU CiOUUM A DtiUUt'KIIICK.
public will take notice that I have received
1 an immense stock of Pry Moods, Boots and
She». and Groceries, at my old stand on Main St.,
near Fourth.
Famil:-K wanting groceries can have them put up
ml Keokuk wholesale prices.
I iiit- nd to give particular attention to ths pro
duce buMnees, and expect that my long experience
in that hoe will enable me to give satcfaction to ail
cuciojuer*. *ep22 B. A. WILLIAMS.
(T\«h
paid for all country product, at the "Id
sund of *ep22 B. A. WILLIAMS.
WANTK1.—It),000
boshels 'l imothy Seed
do Flax Seed,
and all kinds of grain and seed«,for which the high
ert cash prices will be ]iaid bv
*ep22 B. A. WILLIAMS.
and Shoes.—170 canes of boott- and Shoe*
for men, women, boys, girl* and infauts, ju.t
«w«eived by «cp5td*w B. A. WILLIAMS.
tcathrr! Leather!
AVINti purcba-cd the entire sto k of Pike, Fa!
1 -r & Co.. I xhali herealter keep on hand a gwd
assortment of Leather. Shoe Findu.gi, Betting*, Har
ne»- Le-ather, Ac. Ail which will be *o,d low for
caeli. Merchants frwta the lalrrior nusntsd u call,
tash paid for hides. fc. A. WILLIAMS,
ti'.i 2S4w
Union at the Nimoie bucpence.
S
S. JL D. C. BILL1 N't IS havt uniied their
stock.' of Ir\ iood and
Brjf ftMds, (arrets, Paper Haafinv*,
OIL CLJT11S. WINDOW SHADE-.
ami
HOf'SE Fl'RNISiilNG IK\ tDS i EXEKALLV.
DAM
0*
^t^botion of Hw Statuary
ASK Lout, and Muslia Drat-riei, at
Oct2id CH AMBERLAlJfS.
II.T ornices and Bands, Curtain ki(», Coral*
and Tassels for pictures, and Window Shades,at
oct2id CHAMBERLAIN'S.
ROT! A, Cashmere, Silk, Wool. Thibet Stella and
Menuo Shawls at CH AMBEHN AIN
:t: .d
N NET,Cap. and Trimming Ritrbons, Ire*s Cloak
and Mantilla Trimmings, at
ocilild HAMBERLAIX'S.
F^REVH,
Swisa, and Scotch Needle Work, a first
rate-iock. CHAMBERLAIN'S.
rw'tHjd
CLOTiffalma*at
ort2jd
Merchants will Cad it to their advantage to call
and examine our good* ami prices before buymgelse
where. We willcna:dex
A
ii
through our Mock.—«A4w
JlMitt,
FINE Stock of Pocket Cutlery for sab- bw at
sep 20 Hl'SToN'S.
HEAVY stock of Jap.Letter, L*die Bath, Batb
Pi^t. Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff, W hiteaad Fancy Colored Envelopes, at
sep2t' HISToN'S.
A
General aa«'trtment
i
Kir sale at the Gat Citjr Fur-
niture Ron ui-. 1 Mam maeet. They are off
i the tieft manufacture. i. £•. ABBt»TT A *0. 1
Hfo.25 O HIN'jl.E.-.—S©0,»WM beet pine shingle*, warrant
ed--for «ale at the Gale City Furniture Koom*.
6. Main atreet. They will be »old at a Tery tow
price for ea*h. «iv27d C. S. ABIU'TT A CO.
of
CLOCKS
I-JVERY
A
CO.
THE BYBO*
rp E subscriber, have completed thfir
I inenU in finishing and furnishing their n
loon and chatnl«er for the convenience of those who
may wish »uch sccommodat ion. We have spared no
money or lal*.r to make our saKmn and n.Mmii equal
to anything in the country, and arrangeiuentk al
ready made for receiving ovster from the ea*t, wild
game fron^ the country aniour fine market.-, we shall
make our ^aloon sujierior to anything west, or equal
to anything east. All wc a*k is but a call and a
trial, and we will pledge ourselves to give satisfac
tion.
DRESS
PLAIDS.—Those
MESSRS.
READYcan
late. nov20d
German silver and dou-
J\. blc plated ware, all warranted and at manufac
turer's prices, at sepl'O Hl'STON'S.
N extensive stock of Whips and Lasher at man
ufacturer's pricce at sep2l 111 STON't'.
'piIE largest and best assorted stock of Embroide-
J. ry in the city at scp21 Hl'STON'S.
fpHE Finest arsortiaent of RiUsons ewr offered in
A the market, at »ep21 Hl'STON'S.
enough to sunply the market, of every
variety of pattern, Jerome's make, warranted,
and a: manufaeutrcr's pnees, at
sep21 HISTON'S
A
CJ
LA RGB aad ktse lut of Kid Gloves of every
grade, at scp2l HI STON'S.
~iOLL
S. ABBOTT
A
CO.
and common Jewelry, and Gold and silver
watches, at sep21 HI STON'S.
variety of good* comprised in the Notion
and Fancy Good* linen' 11 ut« V at price* that
cannot fail to indue purcha^e^ audbcueiit the buy
er, Call at No. W-t, and examine fox^-ourselvee.
A
A
A
arrange
sa-
XTL
FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire of
set21 G.M. ULSTON.
No. 94, Main street.
Huston's will be found the iurgest lot of Irish
•i*- Linens, Laocs t^dgings, and every variety of
White gttods. at prices that cannot be beat in any
Western market. scp2i
N endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand-
ktrchiefj and cravats at
Sp20
BRIDGE
WBlow
rcerie.«,
and uav ix-
found at the old stand of S. S. Billing*, No. 67 Main
Street, Keokuk.
One of the hrm will spend his time in the East,
for the purpose of watching the chances for buying
good-cheap, so thai they can »ell them lower tlian
evei. We have now on hand over fifty thousand
dollar* worth of good*, which we will sell at gr«a*iy
reduced prices. Pkase give ns a call.
8.
8.
Aag. 11,186S.—d*w.
A
A I. C. BILLINGS.
New Store
Opened,
BY
M. N. Chamberlain,
In Kilboumr'i Next Block, Main
THE
CHAM LERLAlN 'h.
O M. HUSTON,
Vhelesalr Dealer ID stieas«ad
Faatcy Dry (•seds,
94 Mais .-ratxt, itokiK, I .wi
A n^w sti« k and '.he largest and best assorted ever
offered ia tuc market, ('ur »iick is purcbased direct
from in at uf aciurers and unpi.rter», and we pledge
ourselves to sell at nrices as low, for cash or to good
time buyers, as St. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
IIUaTOiC'^.
k'all Stjrlca.
WEVelvet,
harejast r.-ocived our Fall styles of Ladies'
Cloth, and Silk Oloak*, Talma's and
Visettes also of Brocha and Plaid Shaw U.
s«p27dAw WGGDWAHD A
CO.
TRIMMINGS.—The Ladies can be suited
in this line at
sep27dAw WOODWARD A 00*8.
beautiful S^tcb and Tartan
Plabls, every variety can be found at
sep27dAw WOODWARD
EDFTORS
I'leaje inform the Ladies
tliat we have received the largest stock of em
broideries, (hilars from 6 oents to $7.00 Maltese,
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Laces Laoe, Jac
onet and Swi*» Collars Corsets. Ribbons, Moire An
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, A\, Ac.
H.
ft.
Aug. 28, 1S65.—ilAw
WOOL
MADECIXinilNG.—Everything in this
line be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWAHP A OP'S.
Autumn Stock!
HAS
LLOYD D. SIMP.-O.V.
k O fr
now open a fine stock of French and Amer
ican Printed and Plain DeLaines Plain a» 1
Plaid Merinocs Coburgs, B'ack and Colored Mo
hair, DcRages, Ac., to which he invites the atten
tion of the Ladies, assuring th-iu that th-- s'vle and
quality are unsurpassed, and prions low a* the
goods can be sold in theeouutry.
Keokuk, Sept. 10. d£w
FA!\t i oo¥C
Jt'ST
1
revived an elegant aasortnient of fine Gooda,
such as French China V a^ca, Parian aud Terra
CV'tta, A^'., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cignr Stand-, J. we)
Stands, Spoon Goblets, Figures, Cupids, Busts, Ac.
Also on hand a good assortment of Crockery and
Glassware CABBY KILBOUBR.
June 1«( ]Jtk. 4
a mm.
BT. IXMJki, MO.
S o v e i a n a n e n
The suWrihcrs, proprie
ir» of lb" Riupin 1stov«
Works, a-t. Lovn.
f""IT
leave to inl»iui Sto^e
Dealers in iuwa thai they
hare eiinbl isbvd a branch
oi their house in Keokuk.
where hoy will Keep con
stantly on hand a large
and well a'tortcd stock
of
CMkla| Heal
imf
Stoves.
Among the fi rincr they
Would call particular at
tention to the Golden
Era" Hot-nir Civok Stove,
whwjh ha.' now stood the
their branch in Keokuk will be ein*taiit]v supplied,
2oo bdi* ir wire n^ i,W» b«l^ b'iedi char
4 u 30 eoal shs«t iran,
1
,i0© bxs tin plate, as- nw. 1J
sn'fed do
Ruma
Mosey,
A
no trouble to show them
ST Received—A large stock of Back Gloves and
at sep2t _111STC S S.
BrBLIltOTON
Permanrntiy loitltJ urnci of Ma
Uurhuolcr, Imtiu,
Sash, Blinds and Doors.
CONSTANTLY
.-:i
hnn-i at the Bri'-k
Steam Factory, tn'iii
Main, between Sixtl. and
Seventh Streets, Kewkuk,
Iowa.
i
Wimlow Biiri l-,
brttT,
and other nrtiele-a g^d
as any that can l»-
IOU.U-
by hand, supplied to or
der.
Particulsr sites of,
D. ••ir- and Blind*.
anpplid
Ttrrn.E,
k
CO'S.
PF.BI I V
Nv
WOODWARD A CO.
DELAINES.—Every variety of plain and
figured Wool DeLaines, just received at
jh-p27dAw WOODWARD A (JO'S.
77 Afcin
W. S.
JWOORE,
i-tt. hetwe*
A
etui,
CKIXJi PKK.MIL'M, SEH KEL ELATING
Or: i.and and ior sale
E W U E & O
n-'.olesal. Ieai
Tin,
Cupper, Sheet Iron, Hollow If'arc.
have the most ettensive assortment of Stoves in this market, and we pledge ourselves to sell a
or lower than any house in thi- ci: v. Orders solicited from anv part of the country, and
promptIv ii'iendad to at No. 77, .M-iu Street, L* Teen 'd and 4 n, Keokuk, !•%*.
August lv, ISM. dis E. W. BDBL4 BRO
October 1st, 1855.
»UK CAtll EXCLC91VEL1
1)1 UK EE «& CO.,
Ha, 86 ttala «tr*f t, keiweea Third aad Fonrtb, EEOKVBf IOWA
Are in rewijit of a largv stock of
0r) Goods, Variety Goods, Carpets,
READY*nADE t'L0THI0, Ac.,
Wto.ch are offcml.at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at VERY LOW PRICES.
To the P. 'tail Trad' we would iay. thai having made arrang in.'Ut^ in our .sum-, we are now fully prepared
for it, aad all who wish to bay OHEAl' F"H CA^II, an invit .1 to call and examine our Goods aad prices.
0E PBIti: 0LV, Ai\ U DEVIATION.
N E W E E S S A A N E E N
Branch af the .ncrcamtlle College
ef Pa., lacerporated by the L.eglala
tare ef It
at State, with perpeiaal
charter. I
rACCLTT.
L. II. DALRorp, Professor of Book-keeping and
Commercial sciences.
J. s. Duncan, the beet off-hand Penmr*t» In the
Wwt, Professor of Busin*. and Ornamental Pen
manship.
C.
BICVJ
GODFREY & SNOW'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
Hcrand *«., S slaara seath of lakasea,...6. C. Aa4ersea*a staad.
Prcp^etof^ have recently fitted up an Office, locat-d a^alwTe, to enable them to keep pace with their
rapiiiv incrfa"ns buine«« at thi» l»int. The ot ention of
(ITIKF.^tl, mER(HA!«T«i A WD BI 8I7IFM MEN
general)V. is due- ted t' this, a? th- suf'-it. surest, and "neediest method l'-t the tran°|srtati»aaf
No, 8! Main-it. between 3d
10,006 lb* bratim* cop
per
14,000 do cor'r Vitf'ms
2.» case." *ne«t 'g eopr
2,000 Ibj bra«» kettles
27.
In/ii
20 c*m »h»et line. lo imitation do
200 dor fry pans.
Tinner'* Tools and Muohinea, Riret*, Evrs Solder. Soldering Irons, Pressed Ware, rit: Plates, Pat
ties, baeket and Tea Kettle Coven, Ac. Japanned Ware, an extensive asaornment, all of which, they are
determined to sell at lowest market rat *#, hoth «H. iouts aad Keokuk, and would respectfully iavite the
attentioa of purchasers to their «toek. BUIDtiE A BROTHER.
sop2:Uyd
ST LOUIS AND ALBANY STOVER
Consisting in part of the following varieties
enABTEROAK, AW»Y FLOWER.
i*OLlEN" ERA. JBACK DIAMOND,
»0L1EN 1IAR1' PREittUM, iOl'NG AMERICA PARLOR PTOVI,
GOODS PACKAGES AND BUNDLES
to St. Louis or any intermediate point. Also, to all the
I N I A I I E S A N 1 0 W N S I N 1 1 E U N I O N
Orders fat the purchase of Goods, or to any particular house, will be promptly attended to.
SUki, OoU.acri»*S USDS.
K«kuk, Aagus: 22, IS66.—Smd THOS. CI^AOETT, Ageat.
S
ia a'uf
tit.,
i
1
DAHWIS. membor of the Burlington bar,
Professor of M»*aiitile Law. I i i vnoui a
The cour-e oL training in this Institution compri- ll.T^^tSrcular Saws,
ses six different method- of Keeping Books, by dou-
blc entry applied to every 1 parluient trade. In
dividual partner-hip. Retail, Wholena
Impertin^.Exporting,Commission. Exchange. Bank
ing, Manui^cturing and Compound. ompany bnsi
ncsf. About thre^ hundred Commercial (.''imputa
tion.'.. explaining many buineas o|*rati«.ns not found
in common Aritiiractic. a comprehensive course of
Busiiit-s I'enman-hip, Business Foru,s ami business
Letters. Dally Lectures ou CVmmercial Law and
Commercial Sciences. An elegant diploma, under
the se il of the Siat*- College of Pennsylvania.signed
by the Fai-ulty, is granted to those who u katis
factory exammatiou. This instrument *ill be found
a p:i..s|Krt to the confidence of every busmen* huse,
in any ection of the I nion. Duff's Book-keeping,
Harjer' edition, pnet one dollar and fifiv cents,
the most perfect aud ,mpr hensive in the English
languugo. Duff's Wcti ru Stejimers account, a |er
fecv system for su -h aceounts, one dollar. To be had
at Corse's Book-st"r- .leff-rsou ?t. Scud fora circu
lar and apucituci. i.l Mi L,mean', l'eniuanihip, by
mail. n \21
Psteel
to order on short notice
aud Sashes tea iy gl a.ti always on hand.
.At lib ral «ii«ciiint U 'salers.
June 2, D. COPSON.
I8S5 FALL STYLES. 1855.
unrra,
Manufacturers of Straw and i|.k
BOWEIX
IMPORTERS
and Wholesale Deal, rs in Ribbons,
Silk Millinery, Flowers, Trimmings, Lace Goods,
Embroideries. Ac.
Strct,
.Vain/
Louit, Mitawri.
August 21, lnij.—f indiw
Carpets & Oil Clothsl
J. A• Dl'HKKE A CO., 86 Mala Mtreet.
HAstock
\'KJUK!
received the largenf and most varied
of Carpet? and Oil Clotlu ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles,
and having been bought before the reoeut advance,
we will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri
ces.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their beuscs, to an examiua'ion of these
Carpels and Oil Cloths, feeling sa:i»fied 'hat tLd
qualities, stylus, and prices, arc sucn tnat they call
not fail lu nltaae all slio muy fin or ua witA a stall.
Au»!iit 16, 166.r. dAwtf
I'.'OMfcHTOI*
KEEPS
a stock of Family Groove*, a rartfty of
Toys, and an ua-k' iment of Musical Instru
rn -nt sale on Maui Mreet, between Second and
Thirl.
March 23, 1 :.
Fresh Arrivals
A the Nimble Si£jan«, ust from the Aaetioo
vA.
R,KIUU,
Wcorrode
a largn lot of Goals. Come and see what
bargains. H. tt. A D. C. BILLINGS.
Sept. 1. 1856.—dAw.
Llghiaiai Rods,
ITH Points an.l Fixtures, warranted not to
Eor sale 1 v
J.
H. SULLIVAN A
Jaly il#M**.-d 11# Main.
co
Street, Keokak.
k
4th,
I
KEOKJK, Iowa,
S o k
last of tw years, and hat
(Hit its equal in the MiA
sfcwippi ralley and (fil
the dolden Harp,'' b** I
ing a rreaalv imr Vr|
Premium Cook Move.
Their assortment of
Heating St"vo* (or wood
and cal is *xteTi.»ive.-««»,
Some entirely new pa|»
terns, one i which, t||ii
Yonng America,
Splettdiu perl tive, r*
eentlt patented, will bo
found aupehor to any in
vent ion of the age for rtp
dialing beat They haft
on »*it- at their -r• ia
Si. Lorn*, from wludk
1,000 do speltsr
2,000 do block
6 ease* Porcelain
kettles and 'nuos
W. S. Mooac, Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.
Ar„ Ae.,
DO.
Hardware and Cutlery.
I tl l.TKIOt.
A H. Tl'i'KER, 1 ni|«.rt. rs and Wholesale
dealers, are in recii|»t of much the largest stock
wiiieh they have as yet ever displayed to the mer
chants of Iowa. Missouri and Illinois, to which they
a-k attention, and guoraatjr Wtw at &t. Lu»i pru^ta.
S-.-pt. 7, 1S66.—dAw
A
MES' SfiOVF'..-. A large sfck (to »niv-j,*fta
V tab l"W by s. W.
A
some fine, for sale low by
CIRCULAR
K'KS AND MATli iCKS.-r- A snpplv of Germaa
mid cast steel pointed picks anil Mattis k*
also, stone picks and sledges, for sale bv
H. W
PFairbauk's
A
Also, a gt .eral assortment of
ii. TUCKER.
kAiS SCOOPSl—lion and stecl. For Val- low
VJ by _S- W
A
H. TUCK ER.
ntfunT'sCollins' Sunmotis '.'l.ip
and
A^
VT
P-neott's, W'hite's
stock for sale low by
d% n's axes, a largi
S.W.ill TUCKER.
LATFORM Scales, from 7t)0ttw and up wards, ol
pattern, with and without levers. fo»
sub- bv S. W. A II. TUCKER
J. O. Bernard & Co.
VK taken
e I
stand
o
SADDLI:KV IIABDW.IBI:,
Saddlery Harde.-an w, 11 ieb-ctcl in th Km^r«rnmar
Kei. and for tale at St. Lou's prieei-.
They hsve ou fund and are coustantly manu
facturing of the best materials, Saddles, Bridles ana
II. riicx* of ev^ry description.
The abo- u. uclcs will be sold at wholesale or re
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anything incnrline will i1o well
to call and examine our w«oek before buying as Wt
intend to give alt, the worth of their money,
Tiie holiest price will be paid in cash for Hides.
O. BERNARD A CO.
Keokuk, 20, Sept. *56.—dAw
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
keekuk, Iowa.
W e are now prepared tt
furnish a gttieral assort
ment of the most sirabli
kinds of FRUIT TREE.%
such as Aip: .IVach.P. ai.
Cherry, Piura, Apricot,
Nectarine.Quince.Ac., ano
small uits, Raspb rries,
Strawb- rrn ». Currants.
Gooseberries. Ac., together
with several vanetiri of
Grapes.
pecially forthos tvbowish to ornament their grounds
i with smu trees vtbo-ii will eomtn- nee bearing thi
.'tcomi ytur uj! pi.filing.
A so, a fiiie a .-ortment of Faucy Shrubbery Ever
gr ens, Roses, lhthiias,
Ac.
Order.' rcceiv ,U "tir grounds, three-fourths of a
mile west of City limits, on the B.uff' Ft-rry road
(rni ing near tlw grave yard.) or bv mail.
ill BBELL
A
Keokak, Nov 17. daw
HILTON.
J. W. Scroggs*
1,1 tlVi n YABD, KI'.OKI'K.
Onorth
N Coiwi-rt reet, bt-lween 4tii and itb Streets,
of Main street. A lur^- assortment of
Iiamoer aoa rihingb s, of best quality, always on
hand. d.twly.
LOOKIXU ULAKKKK.
BOXES Looking Glasses, assort.d SiltSe, just
received,direct from tGo manufacturer*, auj^
for sale by the te«or dozen. A Uo an assortment
of Gilt Moulding, for picture frames. i
1308
Jaae
l$„
1866.-4 CAREY A KOBOV&2W.
STOVES
Tinners1 Stock.
eooo 1^. ovai and round Coj^nsr Bwtlonu
10 inches. V
tooo bdlf. .*h«K'i Iron from No. 16 to 27.
IOOO p!i kagea Plymouth Riveta, iron and tis'd,
from S ox. to 12 lbs.
SIM) boxes Tin plate.
BOO bundk* Iron wire from No. i 1$.
HO gr-*s Tea kettle breast? and eovcr« from t#
in 'neiies.
kO pro.-ii Pressed tin bottoms from 6 tott inch.
O .1 do scolloped and plain dinner
{nataa
kO d" Stove ornaments assort*
i'.
tO
U
Oval
K |iit
ENAMELF.D
0
t/
H. Tl^'KPK.
ASlilNu MACHINES.—TU-edebraud Kloat
v V ing Knuckels Wiu-hing Machine, for sale 1 v
S. w. a H. Tt CKEli.
gilOT «Jl"NS,—A lot of double-barrelled shot gnns
W 4 H. TUCKER.
SAWS.—An
1
sises of the st.
Circular Saw warranted by
S. W. A H. TrCKER.
sale bv
tx.
1
SHO\
Shipping,
c_
W.
k
H. Tl'CtER
ELS AFD TONGS.— The different qualities
of Iron, Brass and Steel, for Hale lv
S. W
A II*.
TUCKER.
Breast, and Covers.
166 do AtN.rud tiii'd -ar-i.
•O do Iron tea kettle ears.
7k d? do do burs.
lOO do Preyed tin pot covers.
kO on of No. 1,2. i-ndS peut«rknobs.
tOO feet Bra's Wirt t'i
Bent S, ut assorted sises
Perforated tin n sh ets
Copfier K^cts and Burs
Bucket Handle:
Mallets expressly for tiuMra* am
Blane Blacking lu pupeis or by the keg.
SUGAR
CO Al.- TOOK A BROTHERS.'
SUNDRIES.
Kettle* from S to 40 gallons Ovens and
Lid* odd Lid» k. Ik ts and lids, aa»orUd Cask
Iron Tea Kettles Jnpancd Trunks Pudding ai-4
Rice Moulds Scolloped and plain Cake Pans il$
Caiiistera, square and roaud, assortel Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stole Pipe. House, aheet iron and cop*
per work done^romp/Jv',
111
'be very best wanner.
COMSTOCK k BR01HER8._
a I0Z. pair assorted Shovels and tongs for aalo
a/U at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oetlO COMSiOCK A BROTHERS.
LUE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms of tb#
Excelsioi Stove Store.
oct H' COMSTOCK A BROTHERS.
Preserve Ki ttles at the Sale Roomk
of the Prairie Premium Moves.
oct lo COMSTOCK A BKOTHEBS.^
loAL Hod* at the Sale Rooms of the Qottag#
Franklin Coal Stove. a
oct 10 COMSTOCK k BROTHERb^J
LBS. ot Bailed Brass Kettles for aalV^loW
at Sale Rooms -f the House Parlor Slovto#:
•t 10 O »M STO 'Kill ROT 11 EllS.
L.VKUL a-wto!mem of Brittama ware tur sa (fr
loa^rthan tiny other houae in the city at theBa.'O
Rooia 4 the Commercial Parlor Stoves,
oct 10 tX YL- T« 'k A BROTIIERS.
1000
I' '1
A'
Root,
Ol't
A Pl
IY
fei
mers, sk
tnd stea
Jtc., Ac.
.Sell Rej
tst 10
FIXE si-te.k of Uouseaev|K-r»' goods, such as OulU
uiUls, Wtmg spooi.^, whi|s, iron skim*
mers, skiuiuifr laUb-«. uieat/orkr, table spoons, bask
tnd steak dishes, patent nnd Lojr prater*, spice boxes,
Jtc., Ac., fi»r -ale at the Sale Roms o/ the popular
.Sell Regulating Air TitrUt Stove,
ft 1« COMSTOCK S BROTHERS
l'AIliof Tumor-'' SoiuerCopp* rs ou band tvt
the SaleRoom» of the ^ub&tuiilml Oval BJJI
tiesting MOVes.
oct le COMSTOCK
100
A
O I
it
Iau»»
BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Braas, Japanned end" plain
ZL Candle Sricks at th- Salt) R*.j ysof the Vuirajf
Cannon t'oal Bumer, vbicti is uflcrea extrem«v low hy
oct 10 COMSTCK'K AP!lvrjl£Mk.
IN HI ITORUK.
A LAR',1 a ml w. 11 e! 11 st-s-k of I'a:nts, Otflt^
i\. Glius, arnuh. A .. Ac., i hand and for sal#
by MOOKK A HtxjrKB, D.u-gipta, Mans
third, const ngm puit ef
White Li ad pure A No. 1,
fcnow wlutt- Zinc., very superior,
Zinc dryer.
Iur» in great variety, both dry Mrfinail, BKt V#
in 1,2. l, s and 10 lb cans*
Copol Varnish,,
Japan do
W'hite do
Leather do
Gla'» be»t brands and various sitae
w a i
finest and b-
L. H. Turner, for
merly J.C. Trimbic No. Main street op|©
Site Kilbourne's new buildings, where they offer foi
Sale as cheap as the cheapest, a general assortment^)!
ihse, Saddle and Hararii Leather,
Enittueiletl n.td l'at LenOi.-r. Krt iniclied Cloth,
Trunk 'arp-t Lag'. Fly-.Netr. V'hi atel Whip
La es.
no i
JlnT
BOVlr
G•
u vlr
°0"«00P«.
ecivedone of the
,, selected a»sor( laonts of Perfu-
:aery aad Faiwy artjcics ever briiuyht into th*« mar.
specially inuted togi»y us a oall.
iet. Tlie I^id
novl?
11
*'RE a HOiPER Giyceiirti (iinfij, J
A- li/htful article for i happ,s) hand-, litw. Ac. at
M0OUr, a HggPEU'S. on Main,
n'-'W Third street.
m~iv^'»*uPP4M*
OIL, a superior articlo.
Winter Strained Laid
MOOR?:
LINKEf*Oii
A
hooper.
aad Spirit Gait, a'
aovl7 MOORE k IKhiPEBU
«RS'1'INE Bear's Oil, White St,ck Pomidrjwrt
received and for sale cheap bv
JltX»RE A HOOPER.
LIO.^lETTER'a oelelvated So inach Bitters ft
I A sate Hy MOORE A HOOPER.
Septetaoer 2, '855.—f
». H. WESTrOTT,"
OmK BINDER, Srnti ,ner r.nd Blank-Book Maa
mJ ufcteturers, No, iiO Main Street, (up stairs.)
13 LANK Books.—a superior ansfkle .f pan.
VJ received1. out of which'we aie prep«r. t. make
ain i V ?llUlk
Buok*'
bouud any style desired.
,vl
Jour, a!f. Cash,
3111 Books, Ac. J. u. WESTCOTT
Duvl
BINDING.—Bouks,
110 Main sU
M«^asiuca, pamphi«tar
H. WESTCOTT.
1 A1 IONKliY .—Arnold's Writing Fiumcarmue,
blotting pspr,
red ink, superior cap, letUr an
.litl Ixs.ks, blank notes, deeds, etc.,
n,'.vL
25
Our stock of Dwari
Pears, Apples aad Cber
ries is very desirable, es
H. WESTCOTT.
ABare fhaare tar Gaed Bargalaa.
or 50 feet on Main street d.-snab. building
l"is in the city of K-okuk also for »ale, or
xchangv for westoni pro|a-r»v. a good Mill prupeUy
Ohio ho acre* can ice laud in livliana several lota
u the b»wn of Saperville, rs,unty seat of Du
s«nnty. III. SO aT 'M of choice l*ni near the couatj
seat-if Monroe wun! v, Iowa, with fruit trees, eta.
Inquire i McKHNNY A Rt'NNSB.
(O.OOO BI SKEI.N WHEAT,
N an unlimited quantity of Oi.is,Cora, and aH
/v kind* of produi wanted I unmsiiately
The highest inarkit prices will be paid fox Wkea
tnd grain of ail kinds delivered at the ootnmiMiea
•archouse of the undersign,.1, on Levct. bolweaa
Main iu.1 J-hn- .n rtrv. t, U...kuk.
««t22 d±wtf W. A. PATTERSON CO.
Dlaeelutlen af PartmerahlB*
fflHE (••'partnership heretofore existing b'tweea
1 Tayir MeKee, iu lue Plow and Wagon baal
ties", is ibis day disaolved by mutual cea»eDt. All
debts due the coiteeni to be paid by the aid Taylor,
who is a lout: authorised t- eiUeci the del4a dae the
old firm. HAWKIN' TAYLOR,
oct2y dtf WM.McKKK.
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