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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06
MATILDA.
Prince Napoleon's Marriage,

The Paris correspondent of the London Times
snys: -,
Among the rumors which have circoieted-
rl,her my ystoriously, IL is true-in two or threo
poli,ical circles. is one which have refrained
from noticing hitherto. Its revival in more
general if not u more consistent form than be-
foro makes me now ullude to IL. This rumor re-
Ters TO an alleged matrimonial alliance between
Prince Napoleon ond Princess OF the Royal
family of England Whether there be any foun-
da,ion for am unable to say, and only relate
il ns il is reported. n.y.
Tho friends of the Imperial dynasty reason. 1t
nppears, in this manner, "The old preJudlces
which separated France aud England have dsap-
peared, like the smoke from the 6eld of battle
Tho glory won in common, tho dangers shared
by brothers in arms, the sentiments OF esteem
mud affection cemented by tho generous blood
which both have shed in combating tho ssme en-
emy tho resistance they have shown together LOT
two yenrs not only 10 Russia, in arms against
them, but to the intrigues OF Germany, whch
looks on and wats-all concur in uniting and
linking each day stronger and closer the two
preatest nations of the earth, and it would be
rather with France that England should seek
matrimonial alliance than with Prussia, whose
sympntbos and whose wishes are well known to
be for Russia, and Russia alone.
They add, that Prince Napoleon Is also OF
ROYAL race, aud is even connected with the Royi
nj family of England by his mother the prlncess
Catharno of Wurtemberg, who herself was Q
daughter ofthe Princess of Brunswick. But, lnf,
depondcntly of that relationship, they look upon
mn alliance of the kind as far more suitable, more
useful,more polite than the other, one which
would be more in conformity with the actual re-
lations of the two countries, repeat that
cannot say whether the rumor is III or we'll tonnd-
ed but this is the second or third time it has been
in circulation, and with the comments to which
have alluded. ..s4 -s.ialnm4
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x.,..n,lKC ACADEmY OFFINE ARTs.

L-ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. .-PAlENi
ANnR0TYPES by J. KEAGH, only, successor TO T. H.
dhbs a his old stand door to the Virginia BANK MAN
sreoconfessedly highest achievement OF me fho'o,
pranhc art These beautiful pictures ON gass a'tS N Ia
y months entirely annihlaed the ola Sye Dguer
rcotype process being infinitely superior IN every
;r trv can ne seen light The features are ni re-
verspd as in the Daguerreoype They are more pr,a'
cr In tone and more elegant in finish; the eyes more per
~ an In ono fourth the required by the Old process
and lastly they last for They are hermeuGa seal
I haen mates glass which scaling Is secured oy ieers
,n In the United and Europe and owned III iNhch
hnr nv keagv only This sealing renders them iperouso
mir yate or any agent which destroys the Dagnerreo
type. - .,e,,oof,i,, invited To call and cx.
anime specimens ...s or5 ronaerad i'm.
perShable. . -, .,o rirb4 Ia maka Ambro.
tvnos in Virginia, reasonable terms. ,....,. os
very variety Castings Frames &ci aso ~, .
Je,yclry constantly on hand loeP -2l
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10uws. FANS, AND FANCY GOODs.---w

u LIAM TASKER 10 Park Place, New York, invites the at
o Fans Combs Hair Tooth Nail Brushes, Ladies Reti
culcs Perumery Soaps Porte Monnaes Jet ana ead ce
lets Pocket Books Buttons Pins and Needles o"ka
and Ewes Watch Guards Coral and Glass Beads Neck
lares Sc India Rubber Combs Canes, Balls and Toys OF
every description Scissors Ra2ors and Cutlery od ana t
ewarv Accordeons Vions including general ana very
large stock English French and German Fancy Goods
which will the very lowest prices for cash OF ap
proved paper a.. ,..., ,.r,or
- WILLIAM rASkER,
10 Park Place, New York.
Il Al
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n
II SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAL-tOF
rICF l34 FRONT STREET, NEW YoRK)-Particular attention
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnnehts direet from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES-A. & A. Lawrence Co, Boston Alien
& paxsnn New York Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore :
Davenport Allen n co, Edmond, Davenport Co. ludlam
& Watson James Z. Heath, late auditor, and trenshaw
60 Richmond McCorke g. Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Pres
ton r C. s Ferguson Co. and Miller ~ crenshaw lyneh
burg . - - :. -o,,
B-Havng established branch of our house in New
York our partner in that city will give his personal
attention to the receiving transhppng and securing the low
est rates freight Gree of commisson on all goods consg
ed to our San Francisco House. -,
- @ ~ aug 2s-eod1y.
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The above rates via Ohio River slight advance -
charged If sent all the way Railroad No Storage Charged
ON Goods ssnt thr0ug line Conslgn TO
" ~ BRIDGFORD Il Co. Richmond.
REFERFSCFs N RfcaMoNp-Serns q Brnmmol Imsiey,
Tardv a. Co Seden Miller, j. H. Claiborne, D. w W rgh
& Co Chas T. Wortham Co, Shields y Somnefnlne anu
Day 4 june %1tS
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IAGT Sth. 1s5b.-Jnst received by express, second
~ supply of those ovra Plush Velvet Nostngs also quilted
SILK Thusc Goods viii be found ready made " preferred,
made to ordf IN the most elegant at the Clothing
Iiouseot GLASS y RAINE, J. DINos, Agent
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IEIyEC .1I,n AND CAsHMFIsE E

FNCt SEI.yET, SILK AND CASh
~T0b JAMES A, STIGLER co.
~ 'y l7.dtsl LANGHoRNE JOHNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

NOT1CE.-ihe subscriber has this day dspoapi Of his
ehtiro interest In the of Stisor Mctdery Co.
to ID T. g. Peters of the Arm In retiring from the bust
moss thank triouds and the public for their patronage
and would ask u continuance to successors.
OCTOBER LIST, 1saa. no. MCEIDERY.
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NEW VASERN.-Tho subscriber has opened
N House of Entertainment Immediately the Turnpike
road eadngrom Lynchug to Apponatiox county ~ miles
the former and within hundred yards of Concord
Depot Southsde railroad Those who mny favor with
their patronage Will meet it'll prompt attention and Will also
keep for hire horses aud buggies
apl l6cts GEO NJ WHITTnGTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

HREAT NORTHERN An - r., C#seaAzE1
N SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE Sks1 sHx.-.XH|
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND AL
EXANDI,IA RELATIONSHIPS night Train leaves Broad
o'clock allowing A minutes passengers
the Richmond and Danylle Railroad for supper Omn
bus free of charge.
FARE by NIGHT LINE.
Richmond 10 Gorlousvie So %
Gordonsvlle to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
II. u. WIIlTCOMI Supt Transportation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

"COPPER"
Y 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee
Santos-cargo of the schooner Indicator, from
the Brazils-in store and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT e. CO,
mr. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

DOMMADEs, &c.. for the usni

uDOhNADES, Ac., for the ninir.--rure On Mar
row highly pcrfumcd prepared by ourselves, and neatly
put in glass ins Luhins celebrated pommadcs; Pivors
blue Pot Pommnde Ceavcrs Clarified Marrow and Bears
Greasc Barry FrrVphorous; Lyons kathaon Phaons In
vgoratori Woods Restorative and nearly all the popular
preparations the grow tho hair
for saleby STRoIlIER Il WHITEHEAD,
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".
These Cloths made Beolay Sons celebrated estab-
men in France expressly for sales We invite the at
friends the public examination of these
They will be made up order at short notice. and ON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

arrange Il ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
COMPANYThe subscriptions the Capital Stock Of
Company of the Lynehburg exten
required to be paid in monthly nsaments OF % on
each share.
BY order of the Directory
oc %. eodtl st dec&wts }. II. REID, Secy. Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

ME0ICENAs. LEQUOEs AND WINES
" rare juice Port Wine, pure French ibrahdy IeIiy
& London Porter and Wolfs Aromatic Schedam SchnaPs
A fHrposps For soio hv JOHN II. SEAY,
Wits - ~ ~ Druggist
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NALL EsIPPIIa5s, s55.--Isoois., Paper, STA

NALL .ESuPPIGEs, IS55. Books, Paper, Sio-
II TIONERY AND FANCY GooDS-A. MORRIS, o1
Main street Richmond is opening his usual large and
general of Books Paper stationery Fancy Goods
&c for the Fall Trade to which he would respectfully
ask the attention the merchants of Virginia. North Carroll
and Tennessee visiting the city assuring them of as
petc scect be found any market, and
upon fair and liberal
NJ IS sole agent for the sale of celebrated Pianos
featured by and will supply them at factory prices
Blank books of description constantly ON hand and
manufactured order
Binding every description executed In the best manner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

hE.ROEERT EARI.N, Dentist ,hns removed
~ his office door above his residence MAIN ST
and above Dhrclls l-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

~ ROOMS have on hand Of my own manufacture,
from $4,000 to SRunn worth of CABINET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising every article In th" business of every
Crude and quality,
Those visiting the city wanting Furniture most earnest
to II call, determined TO offer In
iuccmcnts not TO he surpassed any where
Special paid 10 packing and Goods delivered Mt the Do
Canal free oi charge. A. WINSTON.
-
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mo TOnACCONusTs.-Ncn 80 per cent.

SANEDAccording to the Published of tho South
side Railroad Tobacconsts nearly 80 by
sending their Tobacco to the subscriber 1t shall
than box averaging l25 bis, IN
cuding tolls freight and expenses board sail
ing vessels ALFRED $. LEE ON the Dock,
IL nllI1nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

HtIANO.-Mc have hand some 2to tons of the Emiys
Guano that imported last winter So far as
the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Passengers lay the Central
Railroad of good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hin, they pass through the farms. ID w. HaXa,
Esq, A. Carrot Esq, D. Anderson Jr some of the
uprchasors of it. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
iv o6ts Richmond
VELVET, ~ATIN, AND GlOTn CEOAKs
Talmas Merino and Plaid Shaw of theates styles
oc5ts JAMES A. STIGLER g. co
FWNsaVNAsEON IznE.-l00 barrels best THOMAS
TON LIME receiving direct from the vessel, in good
der for sale by an l-tsl B L. SACkETT
AAtT. 18th, a aS5J.---Our own 1mportations.-
Received saturday the lith by Adams Co.'S Express,
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

w RAILING, for enclosing Public Squares, Cemetery
Lots dwellings, Cottages Window Guards Tree Boxes
&C. Sold manufacturers prices Specimens ean be
atmy Marble Works Jan l3dSelyl JNO b. GADDESS
y-c- ry4zzgsz=as7 VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
IN LIMA UNION AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The members of the above Fair and all
Stock mpcmcns &c Intended for exhibition, will be
ported Souhsdc aioadon the follow terms viz
Pay REGlLAR RATES in coming down to the Fair aud
return FREE
An extra Passenger Train will leave yncburg Mt o'clock
M on MONDAY the 29d inst, stopping at all the incrmo
take passengers aud reach Petersburg at
at o'clock p There Will attached 10 this Train few
Freight Cars Tho regular Passenger and
Freight Trains will usual The regular Freight Trains
leave Iynchburg O'Clock A. NJ Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS Petersburg the days ut -
clock NJ Stock &C. the regular Freight Train should
the Depot at Lynehburg on Monday "Wednesday
and Friday
The same regulations above will apply to the Virginia
State Agricultural Society.
Persons attending the Fair must provide themselves with
Tickets depots nj which they take the Train
faH raes ioiH be- rhaTgGd both going aud returning
by order of the Board Of Directors
II. u. WALL. Superintendent.
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6NEN HOrEE.-rhis house been opened by MRS. n
~ a PATTESoN where she would be glad 10 its for
mer patrons, and the public generally.
iv ! READ Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06

HUNPOW DER TEAS.-20O half Chests extra fine
N GUNPoWDER TEAS imported by us by ship Oneida,
from Shanghai Also fine assortment of BLACK TEAS,
from medium quality to the finest imported These Teas
the trade low they be had In the country
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co,
Juno 20ts. Richmond
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~ MANlfAtIU RE--C1fN FURNITURE WARE
hooMS-lhc attention of strangers aud others visiting
LNnehbnrg Is most respectfully invited o the large and
mandlng Stock of CABINET FURNITURE aud CHAIRS
now on exhibition amy Ware Rooms exclusively Of my
manufacture
call from those wishing tohuy all ask to saca
eats A WINSTON
~ Rep copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-22
First Arrival.

III ID. WOODWA ARD a co. have commenced re-
l l.. ccivng their Fall stock. We shall have the
largest and most varied stock of Goods brought
to this market, consisting in part Of Dry Good, No
ions Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, and
Bonnet Trimming of every kind. In fact, can
say to the Ladies that have everything that is
necessary for their toilet, from cent prints To the
finest Brocadc Silks. ShawiE Of every hue and pat
term from the cheapest Blanket 10 the beat double
Broeha. Embroideries, l,aces, Flonpcings ae.. DC.
To the Gentlemen WI say that We can fl you
from top ~ toe with the finest Eroacioth cheap
cSt blanket We hsgye few left Of those braui
full Shanghai Coats, with Vest and Pants to match.
II you want to be in the top Of the fashion just
step into Ne. ~, aud be fitted from head to hecls
For the little ones We have just the Go"ds Elan
ncl of every description Delaiiies, Ca-hmerets, Ca
5iinere, Challie., Lustra aud LiHseys, &c.
We sill intend To sell good ieetif lower than
any other house in the atty, although II j. not
sary 10 state a fact SO universally understood.
We hal amos, forgotten to mention about those
I'm Clock All dcs,m il necessary to say is that
We have "fcw Of the sort left
All 10 be had Mt Wholesale and retail Of
". ID. WOODWARD q CO.,
Aur. IA ISiS.--tdwly No. S. Main Street.
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The Universitys Family Remedies

I SSJED under the Seal Sanction and Authority
L of the University If Free Mcdiciue and Popular
ledge, chartered by the State Of Pennsy i,an H.
April -. 1898, With capital of al0a,ooa. manly
for the purpose IF arresting the evils Of Spurious
ard Worthless Noatrams also for supplying the
community with reliable remedies wherever a
potent Physician cannot or will not be employed. =
This Institution hus purchased from DR. JOIN X.
Row Asp his celebrated
ROW AND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards IF twenty FIVE years as the
only sure and safe cure for Fever and Agne. Ae
and his inestimable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
kowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root
which highly approved and popular remedies, 10
csthcr with the University 5 Remedy for Ccmplsits
Of the Lungs; the University Remedy for Dysper
sia Indigestion; the University Rcmeey for
CSstivc Bowels also, the University : Almanac may
be had, at the Branch Dspensary, or Store of
MCKINNEY 4 RUNNER, keokuk
August ~, 1890
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THE JOHNSON STREET
Tailoring Est ablish IN e n !.

~ KELLY takes this method IT returning his
sincere thanks 10 the citizens Of Keokuk
Tor the very liberal patronage he has received
since he came II this city an entire stranger
] beg leave, for the future, to introduce nv
self in partner ship with Mr. John Feiowes, and
hope, by giving our undivided attention 10 bust
ness, TO ren'er entire satisfaction 10 all who will
favor Is with their custom. We are hourly ex-
pect,ng SCOTS celebrated American Report OF
Fashions and shall introduce the fall STYLES as
soon as received. As we intend to do all our
own work, our friends rely upon having
their work done with neatness and dispatch, and
a III guaranteed
Please call al the Johnson Street Tailor Shop.
one d or west of the Post Office and give us a
trial. KELLY FELLOVEe
August ,, 1885. dim
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- IN.
kEOkCk. IOWA.
THE undersigned has now 10
i his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
a well selected assortment Of all kinds of Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING.
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre an card Tables; cane scat and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs oil every description
from plain wooden seat to the f nest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed.
steads of TIE latest styles; Lounges &c
Looking Glasses Of all sizes: clocks. Garnet
ings, floor and door nattings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters CARR age trim
mings, window shades and trimmings. and ever
other article usually kept in my line OF business.
Part OF my stock was made under nv own 81
pervi.,on, and the rest bought from mannfac,o,
les Of high standing, so that can warrant ever,
article for durability and finish of wor kmansh,p.
Ny object is to establish permanent business
here. and not on the Peter Funk principle: and
as an isducemen' 10 persons 10 purchase OF me. I
arm resolved TO sell .. the lowest st Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who call
on me. whether they feel inclined to buy or no,
may 81 'o'--u &. w. SANDERS
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Removal!
D. +. HUMPHREY q GAGE

HAVE removed their "Hat, Cap, Bonnet an4
Ill Millinery Emporium to No. 81, Man
Street, between I'D and 4th few doors above
their old stand, where they will continue tAsiT
business oil largely increased scale, both In the
wholesale and retail departments.
We will have the largest stock Of goods il our
line ever sroush to the Western country, and
viii be enabled 10 supply the wants OF sst
Country Merchant IN Iowa or elsewhere. I
We viii have stock OF goods for tbs "retau
.radep which will be second to nco: IN ChaeaGe
or St Louis in point Of "siyles' and "qu.ilfy."
Our rooms are fitted mp in the finest style sad
no pains will be spared to make the
Great Western lat, Bonnet, and Ailitlsry En-
porium"
nor oNfr TINE
CENTRE or ATTRACTION"
hut the place for
GOOD BARGAINS.
Our Mr.. Ii. is now among the Eastern Mas
nlseiurers and Importers getting up cuf fAtl
stock, part Of which we expect In fsW 6ays,
of the arrival OF which due notice will -. GivsA<
DF HUMPHREY q AGE.
July 81, 1883. div 2tw
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p NAPLES,
Formerly Of Dubua ne.
Bargains in Real Estate.

VINHE undersigned will sell the following property
L al very low prices and on ca terms II appiica
ton be made soon
three story business house 20 by 50 feet in Nc
chanic i Block, on Main Street. Two lots on the
corner Of Fourteenth and High Streets with large
two story brick house, capcd - . hotel with
stable and wagon yard attached. Also on. hundred
and sixty acres Of land being the south quarter
west, in Van Baren county near the road from x 60
kuk to Fairfield, in the vicinity Of BIatsns Grove
JOHN TRIPLETf.
August 10, 1855. kf
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St. Louis, Mo, Fall Trade, 1855
II. a X. u. WHITE MORE 4 CO..

HORACE WfuTtrsoRT. Nov iork.
RuUFRrs. wHirrEsogE, q, -
JOINS - CARTER,
IA. A x. ~. WMITTEMOREA CO.,
If ANUFAC IT RERS aud Whoesa. Dealers in
vi Hat, Caps, Fars and Bonneis, No. 227 Main
street, first door north Of the Eank If Missouri
The subscribers call the attention Of
their friends aud all who IA want of articles in
thrir line, to their large stock II Goods, manmfar-
tnrei expressly fur the Western trade and sill r.
ccire weekly by Express. all styles which ap
pear ia che Eastern markets
We b.g leave Ia call attention to our large assori
inent of silk and Satin Bonnets.
Prom lon. espcricnes in trade, fifteen seafs
IN this city feel confident that Ill. selection 81
';ooit make, is suited and adapted particularly
10 this market and We respectfully solicit
animation If cur stock being determined 10 ofrr
such induce ncnts a. Will make ii desirable TO do
bus ness with
II. & X. b. WHITTEMORE / CO.
\. Il The highest market price paid, in cash, for
Furs and Pel,rics.
Sc. Louis. August II, 1879 dim
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FfsHE undersigned offers for sale the Farm known
i the Lamb Farm, situated about miles
from keokuk, on the new State Road between TIN.
Plank Road and the Mississippi River. The Farm
consists Of quarter section Of land, l30 acres Of
which are in high state Of cultivation, with good
fences and everything in excellent condition There
il scarcely farm in the country better ada pted
agricultural purposes, the land being of the very
best quality, and the location very eonvenicnt. the
best market in the state. EENJ. GRAFT.
For term inquire Of III. H. Wilson.
Sandusly, August IL, 1855. lmda3tw
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BORROW ED.

GONE gentleman OF leisure borrowed my
~ Watch and Pocket Book last night. If he
will place the articles where | can obtain them
will give the borrower fifty dollars and ask no
questions. Ia the pocket book was $40 in
counterfeit money, which can be retained A. II
may suit the trade OF the borrower. There was
also tn the Pocket Book note Of Lynch Il
Bedding for one hundred cords OF wood also n
order drawn by Patrick Conroy on Mr.. French
for Sl2o. The parties are hereby notified not
TO pay The note order except to me.
HAWKINS TAYLOR.
keoknk August 18th, 1855. Dc.
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KANSAS LEaisLATuRx - The Southern
Democrat has The following: I'VE under
stand from good authority that two Of The
Judges, (I.ecompt and Elmore) and Gen.
lsaacs, have given. or will give an inform
al opinion, to the effect that tie acts Of the
Legislature at Shawnee are legal, and tha,
Squire Needef is wrong-whilst Judge
Johnson refuses TO give an opinion at this
time; it will be recoiectcd that he is the
Free Sol Judge Of that Territory.
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BOOK BINDERY
And Blank Book Man FACTORY.

F1NHE subscriber having httcd up
i extensive Bndery in the /HsLryH 4
city ~ keoknk, Iowa, {Ne. 10, G
Man st, UP starr, ~ now pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in bis line in the most
w"rkmauiike manner. Periodicals, Music Books,
Pamphlets, de., bound and old Books re bound Ia
any variety Of style.
Having superior stock Of materials for the
uf.etgre If Blank Books, particular attention will
b" gwen 10 the orders IF Merchants Banker,
steamboats,, aud County oacars. All blank book
Will bc PACED when desired, and warranted in every
respect
Alec an hand a stock Of superior Stationery.
J. H. WESTc0TT.
l.. j. ADAMS. Agent.
August II, 1888. dawly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-22
Tennessee Iron.

w + arc now receiving, IN sdd,tion to ur pres
w eDt stock Of Iron aud Blacksmith Tools, di-
tecty from the manufacturers, 90 tons assorted ST.
res Bar Iron, on which we will be able to give
customers the benefit OF the recent decline III IL
market also 100 slabs assorted Sizes Plow Steel,
to which tho attention of dealers and blacksmith
is directed. Feeling desirous Of cnlarsing this
branch OF eur kstness, prepared 10 offer tn }
ncccx sary inducs alen to customers To accomplish
the same. CoNNABLE, SMYTH r CO.