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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

No. l6@. Another brick House near the cor, er a
Third and Scott streets, 30x37, nine rooms tnd ivs
Kitchens, viii be sold low AID long credit. In "a
.iiton 10 the above We have great variety II Gil,
pro- ers to which invite the attention Of purebss
crs. GEO. L. NICHOLAS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

No. $50. A new house with six rooms convenient
Is arranged, cellar and cisiern ON Third street bet
iowa and Ls Cre streets, TO Lease for ~ years non
November neNt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

No ITO. The Mansion llc use. q. thew.S..
,orner OF Third aud Iowa streets. Also a Frnn
fiiouse Iowa street; Lease Tor Is eurs Tie MAJ
son house rents for $5iU Ter anhum--Priee $s,OIe-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

Out Lots
~ nave several small tracts Of Land In the i'm ne.
u.ae vicinity OF the city, containing fro n one 10
.Wehy acres suitable for private resideuees gardea
.'hc!ards Dc, which will sell al prices Warning
w." SSo 10 $aoo, some OF tbcse within tho iilns
oi"e Guy. GEO. l.. MI HOLLIS,
Cor Of Main n Seeond
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

No. 1863. three sior, brick House In Forrest M
Dlon's addition, on ,hc blun house gsxa0, all fn,L
ed be SOLD TO make good inv u, bring
Ing large annual return-e $50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

khShI-ish bbis: halves and qrs. Nos !, Q and a
= Mackerei ana No. Salmon, IS Kits No, MarL .
Scaled Herring, all 1855 in spection Tor :. \. ~.
oee.ea J. WEAVER, jim . A. Cn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

To Lease for q Term Of Years
have number OF Houses and Lot. TO iense from
10 Is years, among wheh the following
No. las. house aud lot on The North side Of Third
street kast of MaiB, Lease for Is wears Lot 64xi5
ON " hieh Is erected gooa frame house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

WINTER APPLES.
Just received aud ior sale q 10: u nne WINTER
y APPLES, ut Parmele's Eating House, opposite
burrows new block, Front ST.
oct25d& vim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

THERE was left at our stable an the 23d day OF
May last, one SORREL STALLION COLT with
white strip in his face and near hind foot white;
about years old. Unless the ca lis and paw
charges for Keeping, ssd colt will be sold al pabie
auction on the first day Of Nov. pay charges
Oct % dts PARKER 4 SPEARING
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

No. l62. A three story brick Housc on Sonth sid,
Of Second near Main, excellent store room Oh n
drst moor, the hole house we'll hnshed together nj
one frame house now used as -four aid iced store
lot 64xls0.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

u sides the above have a number Of unjmproyed
lots In different parts ofthe City hich am au.horz
ell to lease for term OF years. sppiy TO
GEORGE l.. NiIkOLIa.
Corner Of Msih aud Second sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-27

SNUGARS-6o Bbls. Refined Sugars.
- ~ Hhds West 'ndia and New Orleans for
os, s.. oy JACOB WEAVER, JR., C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

PnfLADgLrHIA, Dec. "a. 1855.
p,ssnt Condition Of Parfins IN ~ Rsysfoms
Sfafs--Co"fs' me Ord,r Of TIE Dsy- tn
E,ends c( Doiias Ac.,rds Bsakysag Tasmssivss
The Cincinnati rsnfion--F ur>y and his
Assoetot. Tsggtng al Gs W,rss--Ths BvsAa-
nan Men gsu.ng Indignant and Rssfi,ss.
Politics 10 the Keystone are In queer condition.
The twelfth section Know Notbings and hack re-
puLiisab. are holding each other Al arms length.
launching all sorts of bitter ifnprcoaslons 81 tbsir
Divided majority In the Hoss 81 Representatives.
The passage u the rssoluttsa~ Sustaining Fuller
may. however, bS taksD an indicsiioo II the feel
ings Of . majority VI ths American party In this
city ~hlls The rural districts are ja.t ~ de.ldsAiy
The Dahsr wsy. In u,s mssnsme The in,Srrs fsls In
the t~iiosinss AT Warrington u steadily "a th~ 81
crease. Tbs dsmocrsh are quiet and r~ssgnsd--shS
banhs vrothy aud ssapplsh, and The FULLER
inpuisnt and indsp<ndent, ~hiis the most -
ssesoes pii,ielAns fa 70 point out single hope az
ASsns Tho dsmoeraSy. thoash presiding . syiid
snbssssa isont Ia the Hoass. there n any Qu2at4sy
81 spsey naaanuiAs. The friends Of N. Dallas.
paid outside of PsnssyivxnlA, are sssadIy 49,
qsieuy usgins the st~ims Of thai genfienss upon
- pepls, and Win mashsd saeesnA. The beiisfi 10
upIdiy gazing greasd that ~ ass Of Mr.. BaohA~
sans name IN tbs state 10 only political fsist -
secure The deieailss u Gnrinnstl FOE the ass of
ns~r P'ssss, Penny Co; and Ne fact sAss
Mr. Buchanan has Invariably within The p~st
yeAs positively reiterated III. determination asA
10 ~ candidate, leads Q great DEAL u fosoe
W this view ~ The eAss. In Il nj eli improbable
that m oaSe the Boehsnaa mea should carry
Psnnsysanis, Mr.. Wise vocid rscsive thsfr
vote (uss 10 sssAon 70 ngmIsAs~ him. thss posse1
Go. would shessby very snnSy fesshsr theis psfI-
tiosi n<sss fsr shs nett foar yesfs ~ 70 esrtsinI =
true that he warm psr-ons friends Of hf. Baehas *
are taxing this view ~ the and are manifest -
no little Indignation ~ this inwsrsosakAe ~ 81 -
name. Neah~h,is sna Psnnsyissstns grpvs isoaru.
i~Il0vng The sdlctx Of The vrspulls and " susinw
kallslu .As " ihe Sage Of wbe~fispd.
Our Legislature meets Ia the o1arrr ~ fsu dayy.
when We shall have snoshsr interesting asht gyya
tie gossson ~ Ubit<s Hi2is< senator.
Hon. thss X B1eksles, sxS,ov. Is. tgss and Hon.
Hssf5 y. Fosssr are TIE prpminsns eAndisaies The
t<nthi a ibe Dst5eerssie oaEcos noninsi.oa iass
wiEirz. ylAygA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18

sixty FEET OF DAuoHrERs. - In the
Halt Century Sermon of Rev. Dr.. Brace,
OF Newington. Ct, we find fact espect-
ing the Edwards family, which We do not
remember to have seen elsew here stated
Speaking Of Mr.. Backu,. one OF his pre-
decsssors. he says: His wife was one
OF ten daughters. every one of whom has
been said to be six feet tall--msking six.
~ feet of daughters. and I'll Of them
strong in mind children OF Rev limo
thy Edwards. Of East Windsor" That
man who had sixty feet Of daugh ers.
and besides them cne son who had more
than sixty feet of intellect. must, accord
ing to the Psalmis''s view Of things
have been happy man.
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~ The jack tsrs .. Baiaklava nue h

~ The jack tsrs 1t Baisklava nueh
dislike carrying up provisions TO the
camp on their backs. which oil are Obliged
to 90; and there is very good story told
OF ne who was over AIKEN by n general
officer on the road. Jack was dressed in
en- old sold soldiers red coat, and had
bag of biscuit on his back, when the
General made up to point of the road
where il was very narrow. The General
called out, "Soldicr, allow me 10 pass
YOU Jack - am not a soldi-r."
General" Well, sailor Jack am
not a sailor" General" Well. then
what are YOU ?" Jack" Why, id
commissariat mule" The General
laughed heartily. and gave Jack half
crown.
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SANuEL BoYLgs.-We don't know VIII;

SAxuEL BoYLxs.-We don't know wh at
influences operated to place this gentle,
ma 10 nomination for the very response
BILE and importan, Office Of County Judge.
The delegates from this city who urged
or consented to his nomination perhaps
calculated that his strenuous efforts 10 the
Legislature last winter to defeat every in :
forest which Keokuk had before that
body. and his particular activity to pre-
vent the establishment Of . Recorders
Office here, which would accommodate so
large q pr orortion Of the people doing
business with that ONCE. nigh, be advan-
tageous to him, in some localities. Per.
haps it will. LIE, US see. 1t Is some
what question able, however. whether it
will serve him very much here. Let our
people understand tina. the Democracy
call on Ke,kuk people TO support a man
70 pronounce upon their interests who is
their invetsrate enemy. for no other OF
better reason than that they lips here. II
man with ouch paltry local prejudice
as this man who lets little personal
bias affect his judgment and his ac;ior
respecting public nairs,-is such man .
ut or safe man TO transact, public bust.
ness "a person whom We could rea.ons
bly, expect to discharge faithfully and i'm
partially the duties of Judyel It ism
altogether because he has prejudice q
gainst keokuk, and proscribes her iasse,
ssts in every way he can, that We o,ise,
- him. That is reason enough why peo
pie here couldn't be expected to supper
him very ardsntly. Bat . stronger OBJ
jsction is found in the fact tina. he i, ia.
bic to be affected q, N in BIZ. iudcmen
BY pr'juaice Of sry sort. and especiAll /,
by prtja ice of 80 low sor, as this. !
his pr JUDGE proceeds from one cause .nt
Affects the people e ono locality TO-DAY
what cause may y .psi.g fras r. ~is
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HONE INSURANCE.

THE Iowa SrArE Issuance COMPANY, Of
l. Keokuk, having fully organized according
10 the Articles Of Incorporation, and having re-
ceived apple ations for insurance and taken pre-
miam notes Oh property amos ating to 500. boo,
- nov prepared 70 issue Policies, on the safer
class OF risks, for three wears on the MUTUAL
plan, ard for one year and shorter periods for !
cash premium.
Officers Elected Ter tAs ensuing Year.
DIRkOroas.
Perry, John MeCune, En- Harrison,
w Rankin, q b 6myth, e r Ford,
K CTeel, Billings, VIM F Turner,
c CARRIER, r Wiekrrsham.
EXECUTIVE COMMITS.
e n H,Frison, G CARRIER. john McCuns,
" Rankin. G Smyth.
C n pxlAy, Pres. 7 w RAvxYE. Vice pres't
~ TuaHEa Sse,y. + n HAaarsos, Trsasss.
Once ID Concert Hall building "a storr.
july III, 1855. d1m Iy~
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Democratic Candidate for Sheriff.

The Morning Glory speaking of this
gentleman, says there was strong opposi-
ton 10 his nomination on account of his
having been Know N thing, and adds
"There is no. the slightest disposition
on our part to attempt to conceal the fact
that he did. The question then arises. il
50, how did the party with consistency
nominate him, q man who is sworn enc
my to the democracy? TIE answer to that
is. that Mr.. Turner. with some half dozen
others in the county. joined the Know
Nothings for the express purpose OF learn
ing their true character. They were
told that it was democratic. aud they
thought il they looA ed in they ould then
be able to learn as To its true merits. Mr.
Turner being me Of the men who had
the good OF the party At heart in this mat
ter. was believed by the delegation at
Charleston TO be honest in it. He contin.
usd with them hut a vefy short time. In
connection with this, Mr. Turner. wi h
other candidates. pledged in writing over
his name. his honor, IS politician and as
man, that he dill not now belong to The
order, and that he would do all he could
for the democratic party. This was
deemed sufficient. and upon that ground
he was supported and nominated "
We don't know but this exposition OF
the character of Mr.. Turner by his fiend
and supporter is true. We know little o!
bin, personally. and can't say. But VIC
are hardly willing to attribute 10 any man
running for public Office 50 much bssent SIS
and lack OF principle as tn, Glory al.
tributes to its candidate We prefer TO
look upon il as one Of the blunders. to
ssy the least, one of the gross missppre
tensions, for which that paper is 90 no
terious.
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QW.oQ 1YHA1nn

NTRAHED Or stoisn from the euhsA jhte,
~ tween the m-rsiNg o( Sur Sosh GpdlSs}'
> sorrel eolored HO1o9, uitk - lellos
marks: two white hind koss, @Siie snet Is
face. ard about l4@ hands hieh the MI 80.
bed ~ from the undsr jaw by the Aeltes.
horse Was purchased iron Adam yoeeaer
Abba. MQnros eounfy, Iowa. lase 80
morning. and he may have started To- ~ r
Any person giving iaformatlen whers
horse csa be found, ~ veturning hin 3 ~
scriber, shall receive the above reward.
D E HUMPHREY 4 GAG
July q. 1855. dAwtc
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u AvING opened houss in this Citr r.
IL rurPsse o. carrying on The Wheiscsss +
shd ohe~ n"siness, we respectfully esll 4
fent,on Of the trade to cor Alox Asp ~
AseosTaO sfccx which b nov being reed
direct IRON the best manufactures = ~
ehu.e''s. u . our intention 70 siwsys ket2
nand complete s.ssrtment Of Goeds in ~
and o6er such indncs meats % vilI ehfa,1
us i'bersl g are Of nalr. mage.
Canhtry mefrhan0 win do we'll % eall
examine or stock heeors thy pa9e hsss.
July Z d CaIfR = r
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HURLlNG TON

Burlington, 4 va.
4 BRANCH of the Mercantile College OF
"A Penhsy sanix-,neorporaed by the .ssgis-
allure of tina, state with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Eyce,lrncy the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN;
Hon. WV. WILKINS, Gate Secretary al War;
the Hon MosEs HAMPTON, Hox. " H. Low
ny; How CHAnLEs NAyIosi and Grx. X.
FACULTY.
ANDREW r. HowDEE, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping and Commercial Science III the
Mercantile Colleg. Of Pennsylvania.
Louis II. DALHorr, late Professor OF Com
n-rc,sl and Ornam ,ntal Psnmanship in the same
insiisuiion.
Gas. BEN DARWIN member of the Barline-
ton Bar-Professor OF Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying on, in every
particular that course offraining for business in
reduced and followed MP for npvar,,s OF fifse.b
years by Mr.. DUR, the founder OF the Mercsn.
tile Collage OF Pennsylvania, by which aAo.ai
3 600 merchants and accountant. have been quail
fed for busineTs. II is now regarded hy bes
oess men a. the most thorough and effective pre-
paration Tor tie accountant given in the United
States. 1t comprehends upwards OF 400 real
business MISUNDERSTANDING six different
methods of conducting books by double entry
about 800 commercial computations. explaining
many business operations not found in comm
arithmetics--A comprehensive course Of me,eai :
tile penmanship-business forms and bueine s
iettsrs-daiIy lectures on commercial law ant
commercial sciences.
Dnhns Book keeping. Harper's edition, pri -
81 30, tie .st perfect and comprehensive in The
Earlish language. Du6's Wsssera S.same.s
Accountant, . perfect system for such accounts
$l-To BE- had at Corse's Bookstore. Jefferson
Street.
| = Send for a cireniar BY mail,
Burlington, July Is. 1883. dkw
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The GLORIOUS F,urtn, tue day We celebrate,
And loud proclsim the freedom OF the free,
When each enjoys tits social tsts-s -lkts.
And puts hi. weed and sips his ssngaree--
Excuse me. Saogaree. no mose, no more!
Like days Of Early childhood they have del.
They are prohibited by law.
Therefore 10 ne them 'tis i'll bred
But v hist the hid Of Genius lives,
TO eo'jnre, form, or 70 invent,
A bessed solacs then she gives,
Which none earth can ever report,
She 'ei,dsrs il in every form,
To freedoms Son or Daughter,
A. GU hing from the Marb.e Feunt
The sparkling Ml>EaAL WATIa, (super
For quality ts not Surpassed its 6ns, In fact. il
But II you doubt it, why then l pray Won call Of
MOORE d HOOPER,
july 3. 70 Main at. Deiwssn 3 and 3.
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may be affected to. morrow? Who 10
safe under the administration of such q
man VIVA. interests can be trusted in
his hands wi hout constant watchfulness
and guardianship /?
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1nHE ul,dersig,ei are prepared 10 receive or
i ders for e. !, { up stores, Offices and dwell.
ing housss, With pipe sad fixtures for g.
romptiy ex. cutting the sane. aad guar AMI seing
ali their work to be gas tight.
All persons dss'rous OF usirg gas, that haze
moi been called upon, are rsqu std I" cave their
address with ~. throsgh the Post Office
Orders exeeatsd in the succession in which
they are received
July 3. SCOFfELD BROTHER
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4 Ii. Gentlemen Who are in want Of any,
n kind of summer HIT are reques'e
to call and get one A. "The Emporium Of Fab
teu." fresh lot Of new Summer styles iust
-ce,ved for sas cheap Straw Goods Of al
kinds, Leghorn, Pedals, Psnamas, Palm Leaf,
SC, &c, in great var ely.
For sale cheap a, A. c. SEELD0N's,
81, Main Street.
Call and look at them and secure ycu a rice
summe- ha'.
July -. 1855.
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W, B.. sokEEyILLE C. D. BRADFORD.
JOHNSON nuDp.
New Orleans Produce and Commission House
80 MELVILLE, BRADFORD Il Co. Gene
- raj Produce Commission and Forwa ding
Merchants, New Orleans. Particular attention
paid to the purchase and sale Of Western Pro-
duce Also, 10 the Receiving and Forwarding
business generally. Ores respectfully soIici
led, No III Tchoupiiorlas street.
July I3 1855 div
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a. We do, and have independence enough
and feel enough interest in public affairs
- vote accordingly. The position OF
c unity Judge is no nnimportant affair.
Il is not mater to be triied over, and
filed as the passing whim or temporary
.int,i. ue NAV incline. No man but OF the
most candid, upright. impartial and intel.
ligent class is st for the place, or ought to
be thought of for a moment in connection
with it. Such man ne believe Mr. Stu
art sminently to be, and We presume no
man qualified to express an opinion will
4 ny him the possession of more than an
o binary share of these qualities.
The candidate for Sheriff 10 HARVEY
Il exrEa. This gentleman, too, is known
10 "a great many Of our people. Hs is one
Of the most promising young men in our vi.
cinity. Commencing life under adverse cir
cumstsncss. he took it wisely. phiosophi-
cally. heroically. Without assistance. he
had his own position to acquire. his own
character to form, his own reputation to
make. And he has 30 far been success
ful ia his undertaking. A man Of care
full. thorough AMI exact business habits.
following assidou,ly whasver avocation
it has become necessary or proper for him
to devote his attention TO. and possessed
Of that degree Of energy and resolution
which is demanded in the position for
which he il nominated. the place could
no, be better filed. We know on effort
is being made to dissuade him from run
ming. There is very good reason why
they wish him TO decline. But they will
no, be successful in their endesvor. Mr..
SEuER is a candidate, and will remain .
candidate until the election is over. and
then he will be the Sheriff OF Lee Coun-
y. If the people are wise enough TO strike
for the best man they can elect. and put
up with none other.
The candidate for Recorder and Treas
arer, is we'll known. too. hereabou's at
east That he is qualified and competent
'or the post. ws never heard any one
question.
The candidate for Surveyor. is not. a.
~ understand. fully agreed upon. The
,ame Of Samuel Sears has been suggest
ID. but his friends say that he declines
) ing considered a. a candidate except
ipon the Democratic ticket. and therefore
we presume he will be left TO enjoy the
peculiar delights and advantages of the as
'ocia,ions Of his choice. 1t is very un-
mportant office, and it i. matter of
Imall moment who is ele ted to fill it. or
whether any body be elected at all.
The Off e Of Coroner is of very much
more importance than that of Surveyor
Oftenimes it is of very material impor
lance. and from the peculiar duties Which
NJ assigned to the office. il is always ia
be to be 90. For this place. N. " ood.
N IN has been selected From ell we
know or can learn OF him, he is amp
to the performances of every
duty which may devolve upon him.
Such is the ticket. The issues of the
canvas. are in no wise political. They
sill pertain so ely to tho qualifications of
the candidates for the ef6ces for which
they are respectively nominated. or
them let every man Judge for himself, only
taking care that be judge wisely impair
TALLY. and with an eye solely to the pub
lie good.
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Cash I.

7 WILL sell for cash al 4 small advance OF
/ cost all eastern work now ON hand, 10 make
room for very lsrge and superior srply this
teii. Country people (who always pay cssh)
will consult ih-r own inierest by calling Al the
Boot and Shoe Emporium.
Sign Mammoth Boot, Keokuk Iowa.
S. A DUKE.
July IL. 1855. 4 vim
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Dental Netice.
Dr.. J. <. RIcKEY. Surgeon pentiI

Having returned from the Eas(.
Ia be happy 10 wait on his frienl
IIDHayinE large stock Of Testk.
the best manufactures. aAa
the most !as'idiou'. Teeth mounted On
gold o. pla'i'a. on his new improved -
*h'eh . now being used By the best Deelil
lie . Also prepared 70 cunt Bleek TeeQ1
C"nsshuens Gums, on gold Or p.aainsf -
tas tsfesr, Ut lowsr price amounting q ~
f-rsnc~ in cost Of Material; full sets % -
500, on slAriAA for eoOi al work waseo7
Once south ride Of Dssndsss, hstwsoa ~
9Th streets, Keokuk. narchx7
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NOTICE d hereby given that IL ene I'm
~ terest Of the Ksokuk and Hanilten "a
togeshs. - ths land belonging . ~ =.
o6essd ar sale.
For frrfhsr particulars snQniss q
July 2-dtf LAX. LLOYD = -
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T. w. ALEXANDER 4 CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
nu Freight Agents fsr
NEW Yoax CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

Fulton Lake Bat Lac. on Erie Canrl
n,si Lakes,
ITO kOUrH WATER 8TRKET,
cLxrhAL Wharf. CHICAGO I'LL.
Liberal cash advances on shipments o. Pro-
duce or Merchandise, for sale in this narke, or
shipment to friends east.
Refer -
W L Ewing / Co, 81. Louis, Mo-; S& w
B Thaver, Quincy, H.; Green 4 Stone, Mu.ca-
tine. Iowa; b II Campbell. 4 Co, Gaiens, III.
Langley 4 c., Rock Island, III Barley,
Thompson, 4 Co., Davenport; II + Foster.
Beards,own. H.; Hon A Starne, Spr g6eid, III
a 4 Il Reed. Gaiesburg, H.; w S Gilman,
Nsv York; Fassits 4 Co. Philadelphia, Pa; A
Gilbert. CAst'r Com. Blk, Chicago
MARX PACKAGES CARE OF =. W. A. & co.
July IL, 1855. dAwlv
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Ii AVING interested with us the Messrs. SEQ
IL heius In the Gas Fitting Business, We would
assure the pubic thai al orders gwen to them
Will he executed 10 neat and wo kma like
manner. and that they rely upon the work
done by them. ~ being OF the very bes. material
A. il will be bui a short time before the gas
will be intr oduced. we would recommend 10
those dcsIrous Of Lighting up al The time Of the
completion Of the works. that they give 'mms.
ate orders for ripe, 6xtures, Ac.. other wise.
many would be delayed beyond that time, as II
would b. impossible to supply oil applic.tions
upon she, notice. c. HERRICK &CO.
Jul1 g. 1888
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Gent Reduction in Pritt OF Dress Goods.
THE Ladies are advised that from this day
L will cell the balance Of nv stock OF Tissues,
Bareges, Printed Jaconets and ether summer
Dress Goods IL less than coat
Great Barg Inc can be had by caileg
P. D FOSTER.
July Is, 1855
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JoHN Brrrs, VIZ. &. REaroKs.
Burns & 3entgen,
w b o leaaIe GrOCc RS,
Forwarding tomm issiou Merchants,
LAVE. kloxux, Iowa.
Jng Q 1855 div
Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
M Office is hereby given TO oil concern that
~ by virtue of authority vested n nae, as exec
.ior Of the estate Of Fullerton F New sms
by en- order Of the County Court Of Lee County
shall. on the 3D. day nf July next, between
the hours OF 9 O'Clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock p.
( said day. at tho corner Of Main aud Second
streets, K.okuk, in front Of Charles PArsons'
Bsnking House. se TO the highes' bidder, for
cash in hard LIT srven (7J in Block sixty. one
(6i) OF the city Of Keokak Iowa.
SAM F MILLER,
Ey'r ofthe Estate OF Fuileiton F. New lliams
June 27ih, 1855. july Q. dtd