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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-07

MONTPELIER, Sept. 4.--Our State election
to-day was quite an exciting one-a heavy
vote being pollcd. Royce (Republican) is
b ,lieved to be elected Governor by a hand
some majority; also the whole Fusion State
cket. The X. n. Republican party have,
without doubt, carried the Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.--Wc have intelligence
from Norfolk via. Petersburg to Sunday
noon. The mortality from fever was terri
BILE on Saturday. There were 43 deaths at
Portsmouth on Sunday from sunset till day
light. An order has been sent to New Or
lears for 90 more nurses.
At Norfolk doctors are sick with fever.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4. - BY the boat from
Norfolk we have most awful accounts of the
ravagcs of the yellow fever in that city yet
received. A letter from DIR. Morris says that
there were not less than "a deaths in Norfolk
on Monday. The Herald gives the names of
IS persons who died on Sunday, and says SO
bodies were buried on that day. Fifty collins
were sent down here on Saturday and orders
have been received for 100 more. The boats
brought up a large number of people who
were flying from the scourge, some Of whom
took refuge in the rotunda Of the Exchange
until they can procure lodging. A commit
tee Of the citizens Of Norfolk. headed by DIR.
(
way to Washington to ask the President
permission to remove the remainder of the
inhabitants to Fort Monroe. At Portsmouth
the fever is abating. The deaths average
about ~ daily.
WAsaisGroN, Sept. IA meeting Of the
Cabinet was held to day, at which Nil the
members were present. 4 great deal of
business, which had accumulated during the
absence of the President, was considered,
Almontc, the Mexican Minister, does not ex-
pect to De recalled by Carnra, the provisional
President Of Mexico, as he is u personal
friend of his.
At meeting of the Washington Bar this
morning to testify respect for the late Judge
Crunch, it was resolved to erect monument
to his memory, and subscriptions have COM
pcpced for that purpose.
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Tine was when s'Court wcek' was The
great veck ofthe calendar the session
Of ~ Court divided with the .sGrand Menag-
ssie'' aAd The "Generxt Muster. the attenv
tioa and admiration of the ..Sovereigns'
throvGh each annual revolution Of this tcrrcs-
tsia2 spAsre.
In selkAss DAYS" events took their date
from fsCourt," and the entire population OF
thu county made their arrangements with
special reference to that important period
FROM every -neighborhood Of the County
scores and hundreds, ms parties, witnesses,
friends and spectators went regularly to the
s'county seat" to attend the Court. Law
yers collected in from ncighboring counties !;
pedlers, candidates, gamblers, monkey shows,
circusos and every other imaginable nuisance
followed in the wake Of the Court. And Sat-
urday Of Court week was specially devoted
to horse racing and fighting.
All this is changed now, and one can scarce
y realize how great the change, or hou it
has been brought about.
II was scarcely known outside the circle of
those directly interested that ''Court" was
10 be held in our town this week and there
are hundreds of our citizens, we venture to
say, that have not been aware of the fact
that Court has been in session. There has
been no unusual concoursc of people at the
Hotels, no eager crowds rushing to the Court
Room, and no indication of any thing unusu-
al. Visit the Court Room and the change is
sqaally striking. Instead of throngins crowds
Hing every nook and corner, and listening
with rapt attention to the speeches of tho
Lawyers, much of which were addressed to
Bunkum, we End there only some forty or
City persons, lawyers, parties and witnesses,
quietly seated on the benches. Occasionally
. spectator or two drops in, but the tame
dullness of the sccnc is by no means attract
i've, and they soon give place to others who
very shortly follow their example.
lts glory has departed, and very soon
sCourt week" like General Muster" will
have name and place only in the chronicles
Of ''things that werc.''
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mighty pleased, and told her she was free
to 20, and asked her pardon and shouldn't
charge her any board, and | hoped she'd
come and see MY old woman, and so on and
so FORTH
'SShe went, suppose?"
'sShe did, and the kurrincr came. and he
showed me how to serve writ bv copy,
shall never forget it. She took me into
Court and there wcrnt nothing done the
FIRST time. Before the next Court, my old
woman died, and that upser9ed every thing.
What with her dying and the suit, thought
. ! would go crazy, to be sure"
''l}ut YOU didn't"
t'No, bore it ms well as | could, and just
before Court, came along the lawyer-,Jcn-
kins and said he to me, Il think YOU aud
my client, Mrs. Westbrook, could compro-
mise that ease, if YOU was to talk together
about it, | hardly waited for him to leave
before jumped upon my horse and rode up
to the widders."
''She sorter laughed, and said nay be-"
'.'d give YOU "a hundred dollars to drop
it," said L.
''She frownei nightly, and said that
warn't the va she wanted to Settle
''l'll give YOU two," said /,
s'Shc frowned worse than before. and
said that warn't the way she wanted to set
to-"
directly something came right into my
mind. seemed to see plain studied and
considered. Then cleared my throat. -
!" Uidder," says |, "riH you haze mef''
Essays she, frW"
81 give that rascal Jenkins fifty dollars
for his share and then the wilder took me
for hers. had kept her an unlawful pris-
oner for nigh four mouths, but Squire, she
had me under arrest for mighty nigh screen
years ~
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The people Of Iowa have deep interest in
obtaining every possible item of information
in regard to the working of the several
banking systems in this country, because the
duty will soon dcvolve upon all our citizens
to.vots or legislate upon the matter.
TIL. following facts and remarks from
Thompson's Reporter, fully endorsed by
Ciork's Detector, are worth treasuring up
as important data towards forming an opin-
ion upon the ''vexed question:" as to which
is the best system Of banking.
The FREE AND CHARTERED SYSTEMS or
BANKING CoxPAxED.-11We commence by de-
fning the two systems Free Banking
Full permission for any individual or associ-
alton to Bank, by complying with general
laws those general laws requiring ample
security deposited with the State authorities
for oil issues Of currency. Engraving and
printing only on order from the State ob6cer:
circulating notes received through the State
authorities, secured, registered, and counter
signed;-pcriodical reports Of condition.
specie payments or liquidation, by the State
of6oer.
"Chartersd Banking Special privileges
granted to certain individuals, with power
to make currency without security, and in
many Of the States without limit; and, gen.
orally speaking, the stockholders and ofioers
of these close corporations are exempt from
any liability on their corporate indebtedness
"The practical working Of the two sys.
tems is Illustrated by recent failures, as fol
lows;
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ODELL 4 MATLES0.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN
B 800 8 q nd Sh q q 3.
Oi onstant arrivals oar stock Ut Eastern Work
- will soon be the finest and lsrScs: ever eGescd
in keoku k They selected with special reference
TO the wants Of the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices win b sseh
will co1vince every that we have fniiy adopi-
I'd the nAotto of Quick Sales and Small PrcAtS.
N. b. The summer Goods now On hand viii b
closed out
Boot and Shoe nsfdctory.
To the Ladies would ssy, call il ana - eur
elegant styles u Bootsss, Baskns, md 6ips of The
Anest materials, now nsuufacturcd - or ssAaSlish-
nent which in point Ut quality and danbdaty we
will warrant to be equal - any in ~ vest
Gentlemen will And Il to their in1Ggsoe - I'll end
examine our stock of esstom-nade vusk, a which
ample quantity viii always b kelt - haad and
~ only the hest materials, and employ mono
hut the hest wcrkmcn, they may rest assurd Of
god article, guaranteed 70 At in all cases.
~ b. All articles Of our own manufacture var
rantcd.
Sign of the Mammoth She, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August a. lS55.--d&w
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.--fhe ship Ariel from
N. Y. for Shanghai was brought into this
port to-day, by the Revenue Cutter, Captain
Ayres having been murdered at sea, as was
supposed by two apprentices named II. Gil
rara and Geo. Anderson. ! The u. S. officers
have charge of the vessel, officers and crew.
The ca otain was fo,nd deal in his berth, OF
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c. Nj. Pleasant voted . Corporate sub
scriptlon Of fifty thousand dollars to the Ke.
sksk, NJ. Pleasant and Muscatine Railroad
= thsir election in tAat place on SATURDAY.
-, viii eely three opposing ballots.
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Ca Strinsfellow's paper the Squattsr
Sovereign, in q labored editorial, suggested
BY the report that they designed to annex
the Plato region of Missouri to that terrific
~, announces the policy Of the gang of do
nestle Ailibusters headed by Atchison.
Stringfcllow fears that the report alluded
to was intended to disaffect Missouri, and af-
ter earnest protestations on the subject, de-
ibcrately proclaims that "Kansas deprived
Of the aid hitherto receired from her south
crn allies, could prorc an easy prey 10 these
rapdcious there's Of the Morrill, Thus we
have the fact once more publicly acknowl-
edged by the leaders of the slavery propa-
ganda, that Kansas If left to herself would
be free State, and that she can only be
held by the aid of Missouri bowie knives,
and Missouri voters.
Again the Squa:ter Sovereign says, that
whatever course the President or the Governor
whom nc appoints may take "re will confin-
&c to tar aud feather, drorn, lynch and
hang, crery white-huered aboliiionist ,cho
dares to Potlu's our SOIL" And by way of
general assurance of security and triumph
in all their schemes, this precious band Of
disciples of the "Squatter Sovereignty"
Apostles, announce their views of future
policy in the following emphatic terms
We confidently hope that the last ma
fio,adl Congress may meet in Wash in0ton
on the fiSa Ao~day IN December merit; and
We prophecy with the firm conviction that
time will verify our words, that never sgain
will the Southern States Of th6 Republic
suner dictation from set of negro stealers
and rascals, who stand pledged to war upon
their rights until federation ceases to be
. virtue"
xas Assouri Republican, the organ and
representative Of tho commercial wealth Of
$. Lsuis and Of the dominant political SEN
tbosAt Of Missouri, has been the organ Of
the Kansas pro-slsvosy party in Missouri.
Thus Tar, however, it has neither endorsed
or rspudiatcd the course Of policy anuouno-
ID by its cc-isborer the Squatter Sovereign.
kEoKUk AND New ORLEAxs PAcKEr.-We
learn that our enterprising fellow towpsman,
Major r. B. Hughes, has just purchased a
first class steamer, to run as regular pack
ct between this place and New Orleans. His
boat is now undergoing the finishing pro-
cess at Cincinnati, and will be completed
and ready for business by the first of Janu.
airy.
We arc gratiied to see this new enterprise
already on foot, and believe that the expe-
rience, energy and popularity Of the Major,
will point him out Ms just the man to make
the thing 60 of successfully.
ET The Superior Court Of the Second
Jndicial District of New York, has decided
fhss Lager Beer is not included in the pro.
hibited articles of the New York Statute.
c. Mt. Pleasant voted Corporate sui.
scriptien Of fifty thousand dollars to the Ke.
sksk, NJ. Pleasant and Muscatine Railroad
- thsir election in that place on Saturda,
1agt. WITH ooly three opposing ballots
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O. In another column we give place to
communication, from citizen Of the north
: ern part of our County, in relation to the
improvement Of the Rapids
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az The keeper of German beer house
in Milwaukee, followed one of his customers
out the other night, and murdered him by
beating his brains out with club.
This is free country, and the use OF hemp
has been prohibited in Wisconsin, so they
have Jolly times up thore.
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a The S1oial returns of the Keu.ucky
elsstion, shov , majority of 4,403 votes for
Aoorehead for Governor e .h-t Co.4u. s,4q
ulal1h,
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CHARTERED RANKS.
Lewis County Bank, New York, Worthless.
Shipbuilders' Bank, Maine, Worthless.
Eastern Bank, West Killinglv, Ct. Worthless.
Peoples Bank, Paterson, N. j., Worthless.
Bank Of Milford, Del, Worthless.
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank, Mich. o5 Cents.
Bank Of Circlcville, Ohio, 50 Gents.
Cochituate Bank, Boston, so Cents.
FREE RANKS.
knlckerbocker Bank, n. Y. CITY, Par.
Eighth Avenue Baak, do. % Cents.
Empire CitysBanl, do. Par.
Bank Of cambridge, Penn Yam NY. Par.
Wheat Growers Bank, N. D., 90 Cents
Merchants Bank, N. j., 90 Cents
Oshkosh City Bank, Wis, Par.
Germania Bank, Wis, Par.
And live in Illinois, All Par.
ave have not included broken banks in
the Southern States, partly because the char
tered banks that have failed there were Of the
roet extreme Wildcat character, ard PARTLY
because as Southern free bank aas failed.
''Thus we clearly prove, the Free Bsnkipy
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ET The Superior Court Of the Second
Judicial District of New York, has decided
fhst Lager Beer is not included in the pro
hibitcd articles of the New York Statute.
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CLOTHING CLOTHINGi

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
7 HAVE received large stock If X udy Made
L Ciathinr, Gentl.men's Furnishing Goods, Trunks
Hats, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, DC, which will sc
at WHOLESALE Axp RETAIL, at n very smali ndvan, .
NIB we Eastern cost. Corner Of First and Main SITS.
Sept. 7.-d6w N. IIOFFuEIMER.
To the EtOck h0IAers - The keok uk I,
Mt. Plea IN NJ 4 MascntiMe =. =. Go.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
Y the conditions # thc subscription fur the LIST
Division Of said rad, the second instaiucnt of 81
pr cent win b due and payable Oct. 4th 1855, at
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer Kc
ekuk, or To the undersigned, General Agent.
J. K. HOkyISH
General Agent X. Mt. p. 4 n. H. X. To.
Sspt. 7, iSJ5.-dAwtd
Aaroiny II Jrwv ND Nj pIAAsamf 0&ssc, rr,,y
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C. CARRIER e Co..

Main ST., between Water and First, KEOkCK. IA.
"HOLEsALE Dealers in Foreign aud Dom.stic
w Dry Goods.
Having received an extensive stock ef Fall Win.
ter Gods, invite the attention IT nntry dealers.
Among other thing, have god stock Of
Wooden tioods all Appsos d grads Il Cloths Asd
Satineis nd, white, yellow, twiiled and plain Fl@-
ext nsva assortment q prn,-, aud Trimmiags of ali
kind.
ut. l. ls55.-xly
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the 18th Aug. by the FIRST mate, who, by re-
quest Of the officers, passengers and crew,
took the vessel back.
New York, Sept. 4.--The National Intel
ligencer of yesterday states that the article
in the London Morning News, purporting to
be u summary of diplomatic motto from
Denmark to our Government touching the
Sound Dues, is fabrication from beginning
to end The Washington correspondent of
the Daily Times has dispatch to the same
effect, but saws further that u manifesto has
been prepared by the Danish Government,
and that the document is now in the hands of
the Danish and Prussian Legation ut Wash
ington.
NEW YoRk, Sept. T. Mcssrs. Coleman and
Stctson of the Astor House were day ar
rested, charged By G. /. Warren, Secretary
Of the city Temperance Alliance with viola
ting the liquor law. They were held to bail
in $500 for trial in the court of Sessions next
Friday.
Providence, Sept. T. The mail train from
New York on the Stonington route was thrown
of the track last night near Kingston in CON
sequence of breaking an axle. Several per
sons in the second class cars were njured.
NEioHBoRs.--'They' the oncomfortablest
set o ncighbors that ever yer knowcd," said
Mrs. Sngglefritz.
''0ne ncyor gifts mnnit's peace Of 'cm.--
First, there's our Tom heavin' stones and
breakin' in o their winders. Then Joe, he's
allavs a-calln' on 'em names, an settin' Grip
at their heels when they come home from meet
in. And the critters out their in the pastur',
they're everlastin' over the bars inter their
later patch.
"What with one thing and another, I'm get
tin pesky tired on EN-; and shan't feel u
sixpcnce-' orth o. sorrer, If some day finds en-
atoddlin' back where they KEN from"
~ 4 song in praise Of lager beer was
sung at an American barbecue in Campbell
county, KY, before the late election, after
this short
Fill en- up, ell I'm NJ, ill em up here,
Sw Z NJ lag unit ir giasr b CT.
DR. Ducher gumpany Is 90 d gumpany
Ash ever cum a from iarnany.
W init der win unit down init DIR beer,
DIN care nix n dcmbranc, here.
der Da, b r drinks schaprs, unit DIR Yankees drink
run,
INT der h entncky bys punkns rme.
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Railroad Election.

4 SPH1AL Election Will b, held in each If the
I Wards # the city II keoknk on Saturday thu
I'D day Of September. A. u. 1855 FIR the purpose ri
voting upon the following proposition. 10 Wit Shall
the city Of keokuk loan 10 the "keokuk. Mount
Pl aasnnt and MnscAtine Raiiroad Crmpa thu cred
il If the city I" an amount not excet ding hun
drcd thous and dollars the bonds 10 b. payable in
twenty years and benr.ng interest At the rate Of
per cent pr snnum.' Thu voting for the loan
will place upon tn ir tickets FIR the Lam" and
tb voting against it, upon tn lr tickets, "Aga,nst
Tie Loan
Said Election will bc held NJ the following places:
First Ward, Once II Il. Kiib,urnc.
2d Office Of DR.. Collins L Paige.
Sd Store II VIM. Leslie.
lh plantr's lIau-s
y. W. kIbE0l RNE Mayor.
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WEST POINT COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
rTNHfS institution Ia beautifully situated In the
i village II West Point, Lee county, Iowa. which
deseryely noted for its Althfuincsa, industry,
and Wholesome moral and religious inhuenc D.
TIL # instruction similar ~ that purs usi
in best Institutions, and gned ~ qualify both
young gentlemen and las for any station in life to
which they may b, called. The government will b.
mild and parental. Particular will be given to
the health and moral welfare If the pupils.
Thu Bible will be = stated text book. Although
the charter and constitution require the TEACHERS
be ,nembars Of the Presbyterian Church, yet tho
course Of Instruction will not be sectanan.
There will I've three sessions Of IL weeks in eerh
year The first will comm Monday, October
sth, 1855.
Terms per .cssion, paid promptly in advance, I'm
lees by special Arrange mem with the principal
English Elementary d anohes, - 90
Natural sciences and History, 5 80
Languages and higher Msth mates, 20
Incidental fec. %
No student received for Less than cnc-hAif II any
and be highest branch studied determines the
grade Of tuition. II II very important for those in
tending enter To bc present at the opening Ut the
term.
Boarding in respectable families can be had for
from 30 s. 90 per wcek-in ciahe il be had
much lower, aud If any prefer boarding. themselves
he had in the college building 10 limited
extent.
The principal will be aided by we'll qualified
sistans and he Aatters himself, that frum his past
exp ren.s At several years teaching, and being
aduate Of Miami University. Ohto, that he will le
able to give full seAisfsction those who may pat
ron1e thu Institution, and render il one Of . high
ord r.
For further particulars enquire If
W. &. HOLIDAY Principal,
West Point, Les county, Iowa
Au~ust H. 1a55.-l WdAitw
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AZ 4 song in praise Of lager beer was
sung at an American barbecue in Campbell
county, KY, before the late election, after
this short
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ssEnte City Hat store"
A LARGE and ear fully selected assortment
n the latest style of fine Hat and Cap, express
for the city trade $. r, VOORHEES, W,
Sept. 8, fe55,-d
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IGEruLAR sAWs.--Au sizes of tbe IT L,ui.
~ Circular Saws. warranted nv
+. W. 4 H. TUCKER.
NJ ANDkELS, for Circular Saws FIR sale by
vi s. W 4 H. TUCKER
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the banking house of Charles Parsons, Treasurer Kc
'EaA Or to the undersigned General n Assq,
General Agent K. MI P. 4 MIR. 10.
Eept. 7, lS.,5-dAwtd
Morning GIry and H. Pheasant ob-c, vcr cnpy.]
l.. W. DUELL,
DAGu ERREAN ARTIST,
{: /: :: :: !: 4:
riety Of Paper Machic. kossuth and Landscape
Cases, of all sizes and styles, which will b. sold
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
either Artists filled with e-lke miniatures
Call and re them at the sky-Light Rooms, SO
Main Street.
August I6, 1853 d
A MILITARY BALL
WILL be given by the keokuk ARTILLERY Com
w pany, at Burrows Celestial Hall, on Monday
evening, Sept. 10th
Good music in attendance.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS:
T.. J. Lecch, J. J. Irwin,
T.. j. Folsom, j. 7. Gritty,
G. w. Lmbatkcr.
FLOOR MANAGERS
sisjog. Floyd, CD. Curtis,
j. J. Irwin, W W. Walker,
q. w. Limbarkcr, Jc +. Stottr,
Thos. Weldon, J. III. Max lnny,
Dr. q. st. Clair Husscs, W. Timberman,
Tickets - so, including supper to be had at X,
B. Ogdens' Book Store or Of IN inbers Of the Com
pany
Sept 5th, ia55.r-d5i
ssEnte City Hat store"
4 LARGE and fully selected assortment ~
n the latcst style of fine Hats and CaT@ expressly
for the city trade $. r, VOORHEES, 4 CU.
Sept. 8, fs55,d
FULL sxsort ment of yctorines, Cuffs and Furs
n expressly for the Ladies, just received at tie
Csate City HAT Store, No. "a, Main Street.
Sept, 8, lS55-d s. T. VOORHEES, co.
TAT the Gate City Hat store"
A FINE lot OF Gentlemens' Walking Canes and
"A Umbrellas. s. 4. VOORHEES, h co.
Eept. 8, la55-d.
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SH0r GIyS.--A lot II double -barrcllcd sho, runs:
= some fine, for sale lew by
:. W 4 H. TUCKER
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4 FULL sxsortm ent Of vietorines, Cuff and Furs
n expressly for the Ladies' just received at tie
Gate City Hat Store, No "a, Main Street.
Sept, 8, lS55-d s. F. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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w ASKING MAFHTNES.-Thc celcbTai.d Float
w ing knuekels Washing Machine. for sale by
s. W A N TUCKER
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..Af the Gate City Hat store"
A FINE lot Of Gcntlemens' Walking Canes and
IA Umbrellas. s. Z. VOORHEES, h co.
Eept. 8, 1a55.--d.
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For Sale Cheap
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.

a u II.
Hardware and Cutlery.
FALL TRADE.
- W. II. TUCKER. Import. rs and Wholesa ale
~. daer, in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have ne yet ever displayed to the mer.
chants If Town, Missouri and Illinois which they
ak attention. and guaranty TO he u. ST. Louis prices
s pit T. fS55.-d
I MES AAES Hunt !. Collins simmons Lip
I pincoit's, Whites and Wilson's axes a large
stock for sale low by s. w. H. TUCKER
SHoNELS AID TONGS.-rhe different qualities
~ If Iron, Bras and Steel, FIR sale by
s. W. II. TUCKER.
DLATFoKM Scal.s. from 700fi,s and upwarss #
l. Fatrbanks pattern. with and without levers for
sale by S. W. h H. TUCKER
DICKS AND MATTWKS.--A supply Of German
l. steel and cat reel pointed picks and Ma,tocks !;
Also, stone picks and siedges, for sale by
:. W. II. TUCKER