I)t ©ate (EUjj.
TE8DAY MORNING, MARCH 29.
K«»KU TIM« TABIC*
MT. TtMMMAKt AND MUICATIMB ».
Tnli,
1 Train,
Train,
l4t
01
Psetofiee open from
tb. {2lh 'r«in..n
mtier.
1.
Leaves. Arrives.
:30
A.
«. 11:46
A.M.
1:00
F.
at. 616 r.
K.
koma and *nrmifOTA k. a.
Leaves. Arrives.
«:1QA.M. 6 10 r. *.
rival Oiaiiaf a( tk« Kail*.
Northern and Bastern mails arrive at 13
St. Louis and Son there mails arrive at 12 a.
eloae at 11
M.
eloae at 11
A. V.
A. M.
(Western mail, by Railroad arrives at e r. v.
eloses at 8 •.
•.
A. M.
to 7} r.
M.
'ILLINVII BLANK S£K»I far
i at this Offioe.
*^.TMCST DBEDI fOR BALE AT THIS
rpicK.
r'HLAMK NOT KB, neatly printed 4 or
il» atthlsoflse.
U*IJA!VK flOBTOAGBI foriali at
iii ottee.
-bills or liABIlie far aala at this
'IITITICESf BLA»RfR«Uwi,Sa^
laa.and Exeeutioae foraeleet thiaoflee.
RBLANK DEKOL,
neatly priated, la a
approved by the bat Lawyer#, for eale at
reftoe.
|MILHN«*T.—Mrs. Talloo baa joat reoeived
|»opply of spring goods. The iadiee will
notioe and Mt accordingly.
ILIOBTHIMO
ROM.—We
oall attention to the
^vertisemeot of G. 0. A. Stribleo, who ia
jad in the laudable baaineaa of pro
tag hotasss from the lightning* of heaven.
IGBBAT RAIN.—A heavy rain eomaeaoed
ing early on Monday morning, and eon*
loed moat of the day. We may look for
sat riae in the river*, if the rain wa*
ily and we are certain the road* are not
kproved.
IFrt*.—About 2 o'clock on Sunday mora
the vaoant frame dwelling house, belong"
to J. 8. Jones, situated near Des lloinee
^d Twelfth streets, was burnt down. It is
raght to have bean eet on Are, and Mr.
lyek offer* a large reward for the inoen-
The hooee was not oooopied.
feeterday at 9 o'oloek, the time ap
listed for the trial of the ease of the
lire of Capt. Beneke** liquors, the Jul
i Aid not appear.
A notioe on the door
lie* Justice Cole was siek again.—
MB therefore stands continued until
hBB the Ooart shall be able to try it.
i*fo6SATftMrLB.—This fine little steam*
Pittsburgh yeeterday, and
fOtDfliMMnee this afternoon. She
r9 has a very niee oabtn, oar
and will be a novel sight
where side-wheelers are
Passengers for the inte
D»Tid
tl'Jm
A^1D*T^'
euTlll
"ut« I
)«r in tbe 12th regiment United States
faatry, during tbe war with Great Britain,
1
served with great credit on tbe Northern *ver
[Arrivals at tke •lliiafe Heaaa,
MARCH 16.
f.B. Cartia, Denver, Kaaaas R. H. Magili,Cia-
J. Stark, Indiaaola T. C. MeCell, Neva
M. Cennahle and lady, Ohio O. II. P. Scott,
Henry Heea, bt. Loaie A. Becker, do.
Deneer,do. Mrs. Briggs, do. J. Lane, do.
Rawaon, Des Moines F. A. Mannin,, Eddy
|W J.K. Johaaon, Waraaw C. Cooiuige. do.
|a. Wiae, do. L. L. Wbitlock, B. Taylor, F.
Pleree, M. Z Tinker, R. A. McCluer and R. L.
Irk,"Taylor's Bay State Bards Miaa A. Mar
ly Barlingten J. H.Jaaee and sen, Macon City
11. *. Evan s, WInchester 11. D. Qihaon, Knox
e H. Eastburn, Iowa T. C. Lankelma, Tens.
H. Taylor, Mt. Pleasant H. Hiokly, Alexan
[t J.K. McDowell, Ashland M.J. H. Baoon,
Madison i*. S. Phelps, Oqaawka H. C. Me
(rphy,do T. Q. Qiven and lady, Leavenworth
|v P. F. Wilson, Washington City T. S. Hoop
[Iowa City E. E. Tucker, Chieago Q. J. Os-
U. 8. Exprea* Moaea Ao), Milton A. Symp
f, Carthage, 111. D. E. Kartx, Indianapolia W.
Lrmftroag and lady, Atheaa, Mo.} C. H. Cook,
ton, Iowa H. Meyer,Iowa H.Tfompton, 111.
fttlaaiuan, Chiiicothe.
MARCH 27.
[7. E. Collins, Ohio W.B. Steel, Ageney, Wa
oCo. M. D. F. Pendleton, Watertown, N. Y.
I4T. Rawsen, Dee Moines M. W. Houston, do.
I*. Hourae, do. Mra. Cook, Cambiiilge A. Van
|v, Pella, O. T. K. Botaford, 'Idem E. Harris,
Faroe E. C. Riee, Bentonaport G. W. Cntler, do
11. J. King, St. Louis H. B. Fuller, Miohigan
I )ldem, Camden, O. Jno. Hodgena, Washington
Pa C. F. Ramsey, Burlington C.C. Warden,
amwa John (liven, K. Ft. D. A M. R. R. Mraa
bminga, Keokuk J. Miller, Wabaahaw F.
m!
taper, Redrock Col. C. H. Perry, Keokuk B.
|Ataen,
t\
Quincy H.E. Hunt, Burlington G. B.
ilson,Muaoatine T. H. Hopkina, Iowa J.W.
drich, Montrose Garden 1*. Tobie, Keosauqua
n Wood, Palmyra Mr. Morley and lady, Pa
e
uv*
s e a e n a a e a O O e e
nty Coapout for sale by
jfiehSSdlm CONN ABLE A SMYTH.
Flae Watch Rcpairtngr.
[,he aubscriber being obliged to make a change
|the WATCH RBPAIRISO D*IABTMXJIT, has se
ed tbe servioee of a competeut workman—one
i anderatanda hiabuaineaa thoroughly. Great
ij will be taken with all work entruated to my
sa, and the work warranted to give aatisfaetion.
Repairing of Clock»f Jewelry, fc., also the
ricfacturing of gooda of every deaeription, shall
jlre my peraonal attention, and warranted.
S.—Work of all kind» not giving perfect tat
ction, will be promptly adjuatefl by calling on
aubaoriber, at No. 1 Eatea House
,larch 19-dAw2w SAM'L a. BRIDGES.
TAtroan. u'tumu
UTAFFOBD AeCUNB,
yHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, weond door above the corner
Blondeau, Waterstreetf Keoknk, offftr
iohft-41jr
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY QATB Crrv Omoi,»
Keokuk, March 18th.
The dry weather ended this morning in a heavy
thunder storm, which does not improve the roada
The rivers remain at a high stag*. There was
some revival of baaineaa laat week, and if the
roada ootid get geod it would increase. Thseoun
tr ia bare of gooda, and our merehants have largf
•vpplioa to meet all demanda.
FLOUR—Country, $2 74 to $1 87J per sack.—
Superfine, $2 6JJ per sack. Eatra, (fall wheat)
$9 to $9 SO per bbl. Graham, $225 par 1M lbs*
BRAN AND SHORTS, 00* per 100.
CORN—75 eta. readj sale.
BARLEY—Spring, 40*65, Fall, 80a7fc.
WHEAT.—95 to 110 for Spring 1 09 to 1 SI
for Fall.
OATS—In request at 1 60 to
1 IB.
RYE—60e to 70e little eomlng In.
POTATOES—Scarce, 86 to 85c by the load retail
S5a30cts per peek.
GROCERIES—N. O. Soger fair 7o7|, No. 1,
prime 8,elarifted »Jal0, crushed and loaf 12|
tel2i. Molaaaee— Plantatioa 43 to44e, B.H.&d
to M, Golden Syrup, 75 to Me. Coffee—Rio 1*
to llj. Java 18 to 19c. Rice (new)*} to Bfo.
SOAP—Palm «ie, FamilyTe.
CANDLES—Star 21 la 22, Stearins II, Mould
II.
LARD—10} to 11 retail 12}e.
BUTTER—10 to 15 choice 24 to 25 retail 15.
HIDES—Dry,
10} to ITe green,• to 6}.
HAY—Prairie$5 to $6 Timothy and Hunga
rian, $9 to $10 Baled do. $11 to|tf Retail, $15.
SEEDS.—Hungarian Ones, $1 to 1 25 eta. Tim
othy,$1 60 to 1 60 Flax Seed, $1 00a$l 20.
SUNDRIES—Ouiona, 65 to 95 Eggs, 6 to 7
Feathera, ft&e to ITJe White Beaaa, lie to 1 25.
FRUIT—Fair aapply. Green apples, ehoiee,$lv
06 to $5 56 per bbl. Dried applee, $2 75 to $2 90
per baa be
1. Dried peaehee,$3 75 to $4 06. Rai
sin* $3 50 to 2 75.
CHEESE—W. R.
12} to II Deamark 9 te If.
PROVISIONS —Mesa Pork $18 60 $)
Shoulders 7 clear aides 9.
BBKF—2a3}e gross 4e tole per quarter.
SHEEP—$2 to $3 fl head.
HOGS.—Dreeaed, $6 00 to $7 6B.
SALT—G.A.,$1 SB to $1 35 per sack Kaaa*
wha, 200a210 per bbl. Liverpoal, $225 per sack*
Lake $2 35a2 45 fl bbl.
FISH—Mackerel, No. 1 $26 to $21 bbl Ne.
2 $16 to $16 Ko.3 $12to$lJ. White,No. 1 $4 Ti
to $6 OOflhaif bbl. No. 2 $4 56 to $4 75. Ced
Fish 6to6^ft.
ExcaAMoa.—On New Terk for earreaej 1} per
eent. for gold pereeat. Bt.Loaii^ per eeat.
U"unsurpassed.
1
0®BreJ
w. a.
STOCK
A
100
St. Lamia Market.
ST. LOCI*, MarehM.
WHEAT—95c to $1 38, aoeording to qaalHy.
CORA—77 to 80c.
0AX—44 to 7io»
HIDES—Dry flint 18f.
MESS I'ORli—$16 50 te $17.
BACON—Country hama ti, sheulders t, rib
sides 9|.
LARD—10} to U.
WHISKY—25} to It.
CATTLE—7 te lOaet.
HOGS—6 to 8.
SUEK1*—(3 to $6 each.
BARTLETT, KATE CO.,
Importers tnd DMlera in
A
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
W1XA0V 6U8&, KimWiEE, BRCUO, kL
He. 149 Mala It., fret. 5th 6th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
C. T.
'frittispsove this opportunity of going up. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
I Third-et., bet. Main and Johnson,
Bi.OOT««OR
O«pbe!l, of KBOKVK.....
J*'' °nJth'
rears.
19lh
Girroun,
JOWA.
I ... of .!«« tu.
BTlre~'iTiTktri""h
are Cad and examine the best Watch
A general assortment
market.
ef line Uokl Jewelry and
elry and Coin Silver Ware,
graving done on gooda
SOLD
without charge.
IPECTACLKS.
To those in want of
Specta
cle#, I would&ay, eome wbere you oan have a pair
selected that will suit yoar eyee, and of the kind
of Ulasses that art mechanically adapted to suit
every
oondiUaa el sl^# This is ae
Work.
My personal attention will be given to the Re
pairing of Watches, Clock#, Jewelry, Ac., which
will be warranted to giro satisfaction. Every
description of Goods ir my isne made to order.—
Kcgmring done at Short
deo4dAw
CHAMPS.—Tbe nswrt eflident remedy for eratape
in tbe atomach, Cholera Morbus, or any other
stomach derangemenr, is the free use of Dr. J. Hoe
tetter's Stomaeh Bitters. The coming season gen
erally brings its periodical diaeases, all of whioh
ean be avoided by a timely aae of these Bittara.
Therefore, every family should be aapplied with
them in time. As a family medicine they have no
equsd. Their medioal virtues have been tested by
phyaiclans, and adopted in their practice when*
ever a tonic ia required.
Let" JCEOKUE,
BAVE
Guass
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
mchSS dAw Main-et, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
M'OAVIC. A.
a.CHITTXXDSX.
now on hand, and wil I bereoeiringduring
the season,
A VKBT LA KG A AKD
the
VBRV LOW fKlCKS.
•v.Jl'
~2.~.
w
THE
C.
r.
McOavic, Chittenden & Ot,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Veruraiiiaiaad Coaaasiaalall
MERCHANTS,
DAVIS.
300
coapusva
or GKOCEKlE, which they take pleasure
in offering to the trade of luwa and Missouri at
[ft'b22d2q jan!7wj
Mil »OK HALE.
ALSO
the fixtures and furniture in the office oa
cupiod by the subscriber. Also, a new top
hugpy. GEO. CHAPIN,
mcbSdlm Third-at.
\%rte*ter*« Uorks.
^|^HE Works of Dan'l Webster, with a btosrranlil*
oal memur, by Edward Everett, in 6 "octave
volumes, for eale by
inchl7d OGDEN, BRO^ NELL CO.
tLO(K».
FEW very fine REGULATORS OF TIME,
just reoeived fully
time, at No. 1 Eatea House.
inchT
S. G. BRIDGES.
POTATO* *.
BUSU. "Northern" in store, and 500 more
to arrive. For sale by
__u»oh7d KELLOGG ABIRHE.
OMNIBUS NOTICE.
ri^llE OMNIBUS will call for passengers—rain
A or shine, day or night—in any part of the city.
All orders left with J. K. Tewksbury, at tbe Rail
road and Steamboat Office, opposite the Billinga
House, will reecive prompt attention. Leave your
orders and procure a ticket, and you can rest as
sured that jou will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage tree. Tickets 26 cents.
P. S.—Having the largest spring wagon in the
city, I am alio prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture on theshorteat notice.
feb21dftm S. IVINS.
ll.OlTAM.
AN.
4eel*d
assortment juat reoei ved at Ne 1 Kates
House, JMUXMiSS.
A
MEAT INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH!
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT CHEAPEST RATES,
IN OOOO STYLE, ON
#ast printing Jrassts 1
AT THE
Daily Gate City
JOB OFFICE.
Being well aupplied with everytbfUff necessary
to do GOOD WORK, and having recently
made coneiderable addition in the way of
NEW PLAIN TYPE!
We ean make it to the interest of person*
wanting Printing done, to give us a oall.
it
We ki?e Jul raeifed (rrai the luatectinn
a very large and choice assortment of
I N E A E S
AMD
CARD STOCK,
Qivtng us grsat advantages in hath quality and
pcioe.
Baying at head-quarters at the loweat wholeeale
(ksh priooa, wo ean fill orders for PriaUag at very
lew ratee, and it iu live.
Is tha rule in this Office. Work ean always bs had
aoeording te promise.
I^All kinds of BOOK 4k JOB WORK*
flala a
a
SI fancy, done with despatch.
BILLS OF LADING,
BILL-HEADS,
tOWA A ILLINOIS DEEDS,
MORTGAGES,
WTICES BLANKS,
NOTES,
COUPONS,
BANK CHECKS,
RAILROAD A STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING
CARDS, Ae^Ae.
Print In? Ink*.
We have fweale a quantity of WAUB'i Couoa
aD I a KS, which are juatly eonsidared the be«t in
market. There are among them all shades of Ked, 1
Bine, Yellow und Brown, and of all prices1, from
75 eenta up to $32per Tb. Also White Ink, Gold
8iie and Varnish, and nearly a
11 grades of Black
Iak, of the aame manufacture.
We have, besides, a quantity of Mather's Blaek
Inki-.sttil undisposed of, than which there are none
better in market.
All of which we will sell at manufacturers' pri
ces, for eaah.
Mather's Inks.
A new lot, in 30, 25 and 30 lb. kegs, and a var
Sty of Colored Inks, just received at this Offioe.
ATTKRT1 OIK I OLD SOL.FS1EH9!!
giv! notice to the
'PHI uadaraicned hereby
i OLD SOLDIERS of the war of lb 12, whoilL
volunteered or were drafted under the "general or
ders of the Governor of the State of New York,"
for its defoncc, that they ar^' entitled to additional I
pay and eontingent expenses for clothing and
equipments, by the "Act passed April 21st, 1818,
and April 19th, 131^ by the Mate of New York,
and that the proofs of said claims to be presented
to tbe Commia&ioners for adjustment and pay
ment" thereof, will be taken at our office in the
eity of Keokuk, until the 10»h of April next-
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mch22d 96 Main-et.
O-rALTTI«IF.K^HIP.
WN.
ter be condected under the name and style of Stur
gm A Close.
W. N. Sturgea returns thanka for tbe liberal
sastom heretofore received, and respectfully aoli
eits a continuation ol the aame at the old stand,
February 22,1859. 120 MAIN STREET.
IvkuU-dlm
Is. HOWE,
City Auctioneer, KeekUK, lows,
WILL
attend to sales of Mcnhaiidite, Furni
ture, Honres, Carriages, Real Estate and all
kinds of Personal Property.
TERMS EASY.
Office at B. A. Williams' store, Main-st.,between
8d and 4th. [mehlTd
l£iltot*a Debatoa.
f|!HE Debates in tbe several State Coaveationa
A on the adoption of the Federal Constitution aa
reoemtnended by the General Convention at Phila-
delphia in 178?, together with the Journal of tbe
Federal Convention, Luther Martin's Letter,
Yates'Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Eentucky Resolutions of '98-99, and other il
luatrstiona of the Constitution in five volumes*—
for sale at OGDEN, BROWNELL A CO.'S
feb2ftd Cirr BOOK STOHU.
LADIKN'
I
TURNER A CRAIG.
Keokuk, March 15, 1859-dlm
A NEW OPENING!
subscriber haejust opened a I'AltllLT
GHOt rRT, on FotirtBt-et., bet.
mala aad Blesdeaa, in rear of ilamill 6
Ralston'«, wlierc he will W found with a good aap
ply of CHOICE GROCERIES such as the wanta of
every one demand. Goods delivered to any part of
the city free. TERMS CASH.
J. R. COPMMN, Agent*
Keokuk, March 23, '59-dtf
Freeh
LBS., growth of 1858, direct from grow
ers in Oneida Co., N. V., in store and for
sale low, by A. J. WILKINSON,
^*r"
STURGES having formed a partnership
with L. E. Close, the basineaa will hereaf
rAIi€¥ IIAIH PINS.
NO iiiER large aasortment just rtccived at No.
73 Main-at., between 2d and Sd.
janSldlw BAILEY
BH1KT ruONTI BHIHT
A
FINE lot, warranted
A
A
BLISS.
lEONTifl
UKKII,
SHIRT FRONTS,
neatly sewed, at very low figures, just reo'd
by express at p. D. FOSTER'S.
Second-st.
t*™* "•°^men» of G^rien and Fl^iir
SEEDS lor sals by
lachlli COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
BAHK BOTE LIST.
OhfmM bj H. K. Lor* 0*. Buk«a, KMkak)
Note* of the following lianke are not received
?re, e*
the rate
here, exoept in a few eaaes, where they are taken at
of diacount mentioned:
•ALFFL.
Hallo well, Hallowell. Hancock Bk, Ellsworth.
Can ton, South China. Maritime Bk, Bangor.
Ellsworth, Klbworth. Momam Hirer Bank.
Exohange Bk, Bangor. Sanford Hank.
GroaeraBank, Bangor. New Eng Bk, Fair mount
mw EAMTsBntE.
Exeter Bank, Exeter.
VKftMONT.
]aaby Bank, Danby. South Royal
ton Bask*
Stark Bank.
MASSACBCBITLT*
Wsbtern Bank, Springfield.
KHODB IBLAKXNR
Hank of South County. Bank of the RepohttS*
Fanners'Bk, Wickford. Jlopkinton Bank.
Rhode Island Cen.Bk. Tiverton
41
Warwiek Bank. Mt. Vernon
oowKiCTictrr.
Bk N. Amer.Seymour.16 LitchfieW Banl:.
Colchester Bank. Merebs. Exch.Bridgep't
Granite Hk, Voluntown. Woodbury Bank.
Hatters Bk of Bethel.
N*W TO EI.,—CITT ATFD STATS.
|lk of Orleans, Albion. Jamea Ex. JameaviUlw
Lewis Cooaty Bank.
Mer. A Mech. Bank.
Knickerbocker Bnnk.
Kigbth Arenae Bank.
Kxcbange Bk, Bu(lx.lo.
Hamilton Exch. Bank.
OntarioCo. Bk. Phelps.
Pratt Bank, buffalo.
Western Bk, Loekpert,
Ontario Bk of Utioa.
Reeii (late Sacketa
iprocity i
Harbor.)
Yates Coanty, Penn Tan
MIOHiOAM.
Bk of Teeumaeh, 10 Bank of Maoomb County.
•ABTJUARO.
Cumberland 8av. Bk. Valley Bk, Hageratowa.
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, Greensboroogh.
Farmers'and Mechanic's Bank, Kant County.
Mineral Bank, Cumberland.
American Bank, Baltimore.
VIBQIKIA.
Trans-Alleghany, 40 Bk Kanawha,Maiden 16
IIW rflRSKT.
Amer. Bank,Trenton. Far. A Meeh. N. Brans.
Bank of Trade. Merfbte'Bk, Bridreton.
Bergen County Bank. W heat Grow. Bk, Newton
Commercial Bank.
FBVKerLVAViA.
Bk of New Castle. 16 Bank of Crawford Oonnty
Bk of Pennsylv'a 70 McKoan Coanty Baak.
kDsyi
Erie Bank, Erie
trif City Bank,
Lancaster Bank,
Warren Co. Bank,
Ik of Circleville,
City Bk, Columbus,
Clinton Bk,
Canal,Clevel'd, worth lew.
None received.
VBVCKBSBB.
Rone received.
15 Vittstown Bank
16 ^hamokin Bank.
65 Tioga Couaty.
§6 Central, llollidayshurg^
OHIO.
66 City Bank of Cineinnati.
10 Seneca Co. Bank, TUBn.
6 Union Bk,Sandusky, 16
XBJtTtTJCT.
Kentucky Trust Co., Ck/Tingion.
Newport Safety Fund, Newport, 5s and ever,
eaoaoiA.
Atlanta Bank, 5 Interior Bank,
Mereh'ta Bk, Macon, 5
wAsamoTOW, n
AtlantieBank, Jackaen. Bk Capitol,IndianapeEa.
Baak of Attiea. Bk Albaay. N. Albany.
Bank of Albion. Bk N. Atnerica,Clinton
Bk Ameriee. Moroeee. CVntral Bk, Indianapolis.
Bank of Bridgeport.
Bank of ConneraviHa*
Bank of Perrysville.
Bank of Rockpori.
Bank of booth Bend.
Bank of T. Wadaworth,
Miehigan City.
Bank of Mentioello*
Bank of Warsaw.
N. Y. A Va. Stock Bank.
Ex. Bk .of i). Ball A Co.
Farmers' Bank, as per.
untingtou County Bk
W. •. AVITIN 4k CO.f
•pacera and Produce Dealere,
HO. lit MAIN-STv
KEOKtBK.^
ALL
Sugars.
grades of N.
Crushed,
for sale te
mchl2dAw
I^'OR
W
66
i
i
Lagrange Bank,
I HtMisBirrt.
3S'..me recei ved,
I Kone received.
ILLINOIS.
People's Bk,Carmi, 15 Farmers' Bk, Chieago,
Stook Security Bk, 16 ]Mech.AFar. Bk. Spring'd
Bank of Rockford. 1'basmx Bank, Chicago.
Cay Bank, Chicago, Vnion Bank,
INDIANA.
KalumatooBank, Albion.
Laurel Bank, Laurel.
North.led. Bk. Logansp't
t'ran^c Bank. Poseyeille.
Bk.la. Connersrille
State btock Bk. Marion.
lnd. Peru
iTraders' Peak,Nashville
Wubn.'L Valley Bank.
Agricuit 'lBk Mt.Sterling
avac I'.unk, Loaansport
The following Indiana Banks are wild cats,and
Bever had any stock securities
Western Exchange Bank, inuianapoiia, better
known as Ilamar'o Cheeks.
Commercial Bank of Elkhart.
Covington and Danville l'lank Road Co.
Curtis A Mann's Checks.
B. F. Jones A Co.'s CLtwks,Columbia.
Logan»port Insurance Vo., Lo.-ua^port.
Indiana State Back, Blomnl,f
Downing Bank of Indiana, Richmond.
Franklin Insurance ik., Franklin.
Watson's Checks, Tern, llautt-.
Grc verA Madison's Acceptance, Tenre Haute,
jswiiaaa btiatc Mining and Aiflrufasturing Co.,
.1. i
Powdered,
Fresh Oysters.
ECK1VEL) every every evening fey
mchUdAw W. II. AUSTIN A CO.
Wj' IN DO W SASH aad FRAMES, ail staes, for
VV
sale LOW by W. H. AUSTIN A CO.
mchUdAw
WRAPPING
HOSTETTER^S
•ao. o. AirniBSOK. AUiAssaa
I
A
Rah tn, Bankers,
C*
CJ
Michigan City.
OOOD ISD1AHA SASKF.
Hk of fioslien Uoahen. Bklricisra, Mich. City.
Bk of uosport,Gosport.
Bk Mt-Vernon, Mt. V.
Bk of Paoli, 1'aoli.
Bk Kockvilie, Wabaah.
Ilk Salem, N. Albany.
Bk of Salem, Salent.
Bloomington Bauk.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evans villa.
Crescent City lik
Exch. Ilk,iiieerictttle.
Fayette County Baak.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Hk. Madison.
Bk of Elkhart,Elkhart.
In t. Fjirm Bk, Franklin.
Indian lieservc Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Litgrangc Hank,Lima.
jParke Co. Bk, Kockvilia.
I'rairie 'ity Bk,T. llaute
:M. rcl). A Mech. N. Alb.
Ssli'tn 1ank, Goshen.
Southern Ilk of Indiana.
M.it( l!k nnd Hranches.
Bnok\ille Bank.
"ar:neri- ltank. Wcstfield.
Bank of Syracuse.
W. U. AV8TLN. O. m. ALaaaa.
sind Clarified.
W.H.AUSTIN A CO.
Dried Beef
reet.
AUSTIN *00.
sale at No. 118 ain-street,
lochl-ldlw W. 11.
PAPKBTsafsisss of Rag aad
Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
aale uw by W. H. A U STIN A CO.'S.
mchl4Awd
BITTEKS,
Juat Received.
HENRY
S.
Lssilie's Stomach Bfttera,
Lo^lio's Gingt
:r Wins,
for sals by W. 11. AUSTIN A CO.
UMhl 4dArw
Flour, Flour
ON
hand a large supply of the following hranda
of FLOUR:
Plymutb Rock, Waraaw, 111,
Providence Milla, do
Union Mills, Watertown, 111.
Granite Mills, West Point, Iowa.
West Point Mills, do do
Magnolia Mills, Keokuk, Ion a.
Gate City Mills, do
Locomotive Mills, Laharpc, 111.
Being Agents for most of the above mills, w|
are prepared to sell at all time* at the very love#
market rates, and offer a good ny^irimcnt to select!
from. W. H. AUSTIN A CO.,
moblidAw No. 11$ Main-st.
AMES' celebrated
SUGAR CURKD If AM®! and
BACON SHOULDERS,
for salehy W. il. AUSTIN A CO.
mehl4dAw
Just Received^
ORANGESor
AND LEMONS, for sale low, by
the box dosen.
mohUdAw W. H. AUSTIN A 00.
IOK2*,Garden, Grubbing and other llORa
bpades, Shovels, Mattocks and Pioks
Scythes, bnaths, and Grain Cradles
t•
BABOLAT
[ESTABLISHED IN 1846.
,,w BANKIXG HOUSE or
i 9 E I 6 1 O
HAVE this day admitted as a partner in the
Banking Business, Alexander Barolay, (who has
been my teller for the last six years). The busi
ness, hereafter, will be eonduoted under theftna
aad style of
GEO. C. ANDERSON & CO.
Being one of theoldeat Banking Bouses (if not
the oldest) in Iowa, the new firm solicits a eoatia
uance of former patronage so liberally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex
ohange, on the day of payment, free of oharge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
*et(via
aaraitBVClS i
Park Bank,N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier A Co.,Ba«lr«fi,W. Y.
Edward W.Clark A Co., Philadelphia*
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller A Browne, Bankers. PnstaB
Marine Bank,Chicago.
Hofliuan A Gelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
K raraer
ilmore A Brothsrton'• Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt A Co., Louisville.
fctatc Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. 1, '56. ttBO.C. ANDERSON
jan5d
fl. K. LOVK ft CO.,
Bttoeeaaors to Doming A Love,)
BANKERS,
ttUKVK _..10WA
JI VKpartienlar attention to collections,and re*
mitpromptly on tbe day of payment.
aaraRBNcas:
Bank of North America, NewTetltb
Drexel A Co., Philadelphia.
E. W. Clark A Co.,
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jn". D.Scully,Cashier, do
S. Brady,Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank of Ohio.Zanelfftle.
Commercial Bank,Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution,
fc.Louis.
Geo. Smith A Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, LexinrtolL
_nov24d
w«. Tuouraos. ». UAiiiri.
WM. THOnPION A CO.,
BANKERS,
Career af Maim aas 6eeead Sta.,
KEOEUK JOWA.
Nov. A,' 58-d
Direct ftaapartatiam
or
A W A E A N O
8. W. AH. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS
AUASAHA.
IF FIN'S Horse
sises for sale by
mch!6d
SICKLES.—A
i.^ENCK
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
have in store, and are reoeiving their anpnliea
forthe spring trade,direct from themakers, which
they offer to cash and prompt time-buyers on fa
vorable terms. Theatoek being unusually largo,
they ooafidently solicit an examination of tne
same. S. W. A H. TUCEER,
May 10-dAw Sign of Red Padloek.
1NEKS' Picks, Shovels, Ac., for sale by
S. W. A H. iUCEER.
mhc 16d
Nails—a good stock of all
S. W. A H. TUCKER.
MES' SHOVELS.-—A large atoek of ASMS'
rV Shovels for sale low by
may 10 S. W. A H. TUCEER.
SCYTHE
STONES.—Scythe Stonea,of dllllerent
kinda,in qaantitlea to aait.
may 16 S. W. A H. TUCKER^
SCYTI1&,
Wayne Bank of Indiana.
We.-urn Bn, Plymouth.
RIFLES.—Various qnalitiesof Scythe
Riflesand Sharpeners for sal e by
__may 10 8. W. A H. TUCKER^
goyd axticie oi Siekies for sale k*
[maylO] g.
W.
~NA1U»7
A H. TUCKER.
Fiae 3d de
'^Flooring do
Annealed de to eMsoh»~« superior artiele
'Vinp( do
Flashing de
Ban el do
Together with a general auorl&fBt of other nails
of the Belmont brand, just received and for sale
low by S. W. A H. TUCKER,
may8dAw
Cow-bells, Rakes and Corn Planters
Ox,Trace and Halter Chains
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives
Iia.v, btraw and Manure Forks
And a large stock of assorted Hardware and Cut.
lery on hand and for aale low by
mav8dAw S. W. A H. TUCKER^
JRliiliSXONES —The BereaGrindetones,*lV*
rious sites,for sale by
S. W. A M.TUCKER,
of the Red Padloek,)
May lOdAw
QRANGES.
Cor. of Main A Id Sts.
KMONS,
Wwfe
PRUNES,
CURRANTS.
CITRON,
DATES,
RAISINS,
ALMONDS,
FILBERTS, Ac., Ac., all fresh and new,
and for sale at lowest rates, at eur store No. 149
Main-st. KELLOGG A BIRGE.
mch12d
Blasting Powder.
150
KEGS, now on hand and for sale low hv
inch 12d KELLOGG
A
1 AA BUSHELS just received and for eale by
1UU mch
lid KELLOGG A BIRGE.
Dried Peaches.
fA BUSHELS of halvet, a superior article, just
uU
received and for sule by
KLLLOGG A BIRGE,
March 12-d No. 149 Main-st.
POLLOCK. WM. VASCTLL.
Ho, for Pike's Peak
S. POLLOOK A CO.
WTE are now rewinur and 'opening a new and
W splendid stock of Clothing and Gents' Fur
uiahing Goods, which we offer to sell very low for
cash. Our goods are selected with great care and
with a view to tbe hard tiuuea therefore we offer
them at very small profits, keeping in view the old
motto of quick sales and small profits. All we
oak is that customers will call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere we charge nothing for show
ing Hemember the place, East aid^of 8d
at., between Main and Johnson.
mchl 7d S. POLLOCK A CO.
H117SIO 1 music 1 I
Darling Nelly Gray—Variation,
Darling Nelly Gray—Quickstep,
Darling Nelly Gray—Song.
Murmuring Sea—Kong.
Twinkling Stars are
spot
For
sale by
O
mch 12d
Csale
LARiiR'fl
Laughing Leve—Song*
Rainbow fcchottish.
Dearest
of
earth
to
Home Sweet Home.
Little more Cider,
Musical Husband,
me is home—Song.
Ss W.
WE.STCOTT,
mchJld Wo. 97 Main-st.
RANGES and LEMONS, by the boa or dosen.
for sale by COLLIERS
A
ROBERTSON,
Iowa lieparta*
JUU*ORTS,
mehiod
vola. 1.
1, S aad 4,for
bf 06DEN, BROWNELL
A
O).
The Grecian
HAIR
This is
RESTORATIVE
hot
A
oomoH
PBSPAAATIOK, oompoeed
o! Castor Oil and Aleoholwith a
Uttle perfume, or of Lao
Sulphur, Sagar of
Lead, Sul
phate of
Iron
and rain water, and vended through the eoOA
try as restoratives, but is
A SCIENTIFIC COMPOUND!
il Promotet the Growth and Proems the Heir!
PREVENTS IT FALLING OFF
Side the llalr af Daadraff9
AKD
E E S O I E A I E
Ever Introduced into this Country I
*o Lady or Gentleman who prises a KOI
AND BIAUTIYCL HXAD OT HAIR
Will hesitate one moment to obtain ihif
RI PKKVOH PREPABATIOIV.
Price fl 00 per bottle,
and
ol Insurance issued
varme
IT."
NORTH
BIRttE.
Rifle Powder.
aa PACKAGES on hand and for sale at whole
UU sale or retail, by
mob lid KELLOGG A BIRGE,
Dried Apples.
Companies
told bj
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
fehlidSm No. 96 Main-atrseli
N E W O OD SI
FEBRUARY 17, 18S».
a k e e & o
BAVE RECEIVED BT AMERICAN EX
PRESS, THROUGH FROM NEW
YORK IN
SIX DAYS
Douglas & Bherwood'e
NEW PATENT
"Matinee"
Skirts.
ALSO, fO DOZEN REAL
A O U K I O
ALSO,
MW pRTirrii,
KEw ncxAiivt
Plain Black Hike,
VELVET RIBBONS,
feblSi
Ac., Ac.,
Whioh will be sold at
Ac.,
LOW
nticie, and fot
#RTASH ON DELIVEHT OLDLT.^
Life, Fire and Marine Xnsiuaaee
Agency.
POLICIESthe
of Iaaurance leaned at the lowest
rates in reliable firat alass com-
finiesMUTUALfollowing
BE LIFE TNBtTRANCE COMPANY,
ov yaw Toaa
Thia ia the safest and moet reliable Lite Ineutaaee
Company in the world, with an aocumalated
Fund of over tft,000,000.
ATLANTIC FIRK AND MARINE 1X8.
or paovmnroi, a. i.
capital aiao,ooo oo.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. 60.,
SraiHOVIBLD, MASS.
Capital 6160,000.
PTOTTZA MARINE A FIRE IN SURA NO OO.
PBOaiA, ILL.
capital *6oo,ooo oo.
Those deeiriag Inauraaee will do well to call at
the Agency Office
60^
C. R. DIMOND,
of
mohlSdlm Main-st., over Ogden's Book Store,
tsaaare Year nerchaadlse, Starwa
aad Dwelling a I
Poliwea
at
rates, at this Agency, in prompt-lowestthe
paying Companies.
HATOUW) tlkE 1NSI BANCS CQMAMT,
CAPITAL $500,000.
PHflUiflX INSURANCE CO., OF
HABTFOED,
CAPITAL $200,000.
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY*
CAPITAL $200,000.
CITY FIRE
INSURANCE CO., OF
WM. W,
HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250,000.
BELENAP,
Febl4 S.M ord-st.,Agent,Mala.near
INSURE YOURPiiOPERTY!
$1^809
HAS
been paid,
AT THIS AGKKCY,
far propertj
destroyed by Sre in this city, within the paat
eighteen months. "Proof of the ponnina ia
AMERICAN INSURANCE
or
BECOWD-STREET,
Baa flawr aa Hand a fifes Itssfc at
•fAPLE AND I ANCT
K i O O S
S U I A E O I E S E A S O N
ALSO,
House Furnishing Goods,
WHICH HE OFFERS UNUSUALLY LOW
O A S
Sept. 17, '66-dtfwSm
Mb B. Woodward A Oi,,
WB0LI8AL* PSALMS IN
Y O O S A N O I N
«•. St Mala Street*
EEOEUK MM.J0WA.
novlAdAwly
IM
This is the place to get your money
JSTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or BASTTOUD, COMM.
COMPANY,
BAlTrOBD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NBW HAVKN, CONN
JKASSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or spaisariBLD, MASS.
AccomalateS Caeli Asaets, t8,000,000.
/•TBuildings, Merchandise, Footoriee, Dwell-'
inga and eontenta insured
at
rates as low
who
pey
as other
their looses.
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Offlee corner 2d and Main ate., Keokuk, Iowa.
mcL4dlm
O S E