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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-02

M0gE MrgnFRs IN KANsAs.-Mr. f. r.
Whitman has just returned from Kansas.
tie left Lawrence on the Goth inst, in com
pany with fonr others. Two of the five, con-
! filling IN Coy. ueary's premise that no would
introduce quiet and restore peace aud safety,
took The l. ). stage ut Lawrence to Kansas
City. The other three, not believing in his
fine words, Travelled on foot, through tho
woods, and al night, and reached the river
above Kansas City. at wood yard; got on
"a steamer aud came down in safety. The
two men who travelled in the L. s. stage.
were forcibly taken from it between Kan.
sas City ard Westport, by band Of claw
and Order Ruihana. robbed OF all they pos
sessed, then escorted into the bushes iy the
raad. side, and deliberately shot Their ONLY
crime was that they were Free State men.
Neither had been long IN the Territory.
They had taken no part IN the disturbance,
hat pursued their business quietly and
peaceably. Their object was to purchase
some claims for the purpose Of returning to
tue Territory and becoming farmers in it.
Tho nnines Of the murdered men were
a So; ....s.. Harris we have nc, learned
the name of the place where they formerly
resided.
The Free State people were complaining
of the conduct of Gov. Gcary. He
was causing the arrest Of large numbers Of
Free State men, but none Of the Pro Slavery
mcn. lie had arrested over two hundred
Free State men, who had been most active
IN defending themselves and neighbors
ugans. the Border RaIhan invaders, while,
instead Of arresting aud Furnishing the latter,
he was engaged III enrolling them into the
Territorial militia, and drawing rations from
Inc General Government for the support Of
the scoundrel invaders This is the WAY
eeary il fulfilling his promises and high
sounding proclamations Chicago Tribune.
Dickens, in his "Littlc Dorr.tt," tells
Us that a tender word 'drop cd like u heavy
stone into the we'll OF Clenman's heart, and
spiashes tho water into his eyes ~
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Highly improved Farm in Hancock c<oup ,f,>llei
nois, VI Az acres, tl2b TIMBER all uad.r u A,psy
ra, fence; 10 acrcs in fine orchard, 45 tlm1.bN;
meadow enclosed by separate fence; Sw,JI>a~ va
Ter, one Mt each Of tenant houses, sp~l it Slhzr
a. the barn, 81 feet by ~ feet. TirLs -lpt~tr1
miles from Carthage. There il usage $50 az.
rounding this farm. Apply to c-
LYNCH 4 wOOCvlAs.
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L. as piO , lsic 90 { .

Ian piO tsiessl.
4 GEN Is wanted imn edIateiy, IA highly iucrA
~ i've business, Certificate, sworn 10 before wei
<ntwn magistrates eau be furn shed from my
Agents who have cleared over one hundred dol lar
per month. Business easy and honorable. For full
information, recon endatlons aad rights, apply,
enclosing Que dollar, to AMAsA PRATT.
sept30I2ws keokuk Iowa
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CO breckenridge has given up speaking.
He got sick. Sick rarty--sck leader.
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CT Parke Goodwin is talked OF rs the Re.
publican candidate for Congress in the Isl
district in New York, and ''Hrvadi" Curtis
in the 9th district. Ii would crafty Repub-
lcans every where to SEQ two such true men,
anong the most conspicuous Of our literary
of the friends Of Freedom, sent to Washing
ton rs representatives Of the Free spirit of
the people.
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Rare Chance for Profitable lnvcss.

mens.
IIS0CETEEN ~ AchE AUIS.--i35 acres Land
/ we'll known 20 be the finest farm in Lee county
Will be sold IA lu acre lots, AT great bar gain
THE tract ~ beautifully siiuat "a so.ut mile
the city limits, hsstac- line Rad, consisting Of
extra hne rich b,ttoI land not SUBJECT to overflow,
and aso high timbsfed land, perfectly smooth aud
entirely free from any breaks rayines whatever
4 4 autifully locatedfor country sdences and
very valuable tor gardening purposes. Persons de-
siriAs 10 purchase viii do we'll ~ call NJ the sub
scribsr i oiice aud & anime The plat Ut samc.---
Terms easy. Apply TO q. X. DIMOSD,
augi3 kiibourns's Block, MaiB-st.
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w NJ AtAth. G. " 4>gIks.
NV. "A. Al Atm Il Co.
WHOLESALE okistLko, fkoItCt pk.bIDEA,
CONS tsst0n Mere Ian ~ 4,
No.leo Main street, ...,...........hLVh(S Sys a,
sepi5-d
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Republican Meeting.

There wi be mass meeting in this Cit,
on the 18th Of October.
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c.. r. DIMOND.
=. e, OxMONO,
Real Lstate and insurance Agent.
= ia, "a A.. h.

NhO
4 lfFIGE in hilboarne's Block, Man street, be-
~ tween I'd Nni 81, keot uk Iowa.
KEYxREsCgs-Edward ktlbourne Esq, keokuk
John WAllehead, Esq, New York Chns. L. Frost,
10; Messrs Pagv, iir xgs d Rabbit Boston, A mos
u, ninth, Ls,, PROV ltisuee. r. t.; Etgar copklin
Esq., Cincinnati, ~. w. Zackcrie. fsq, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY Particular Att. Mt ion
paid to tho purrhas ing and selilug If City Lots,
houses and Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE L MARINE INSURANCE AGEN-
CI for ia. Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of y.
York. AccrGuLAtgp fpsp, 81, a.U, 200
THE .A1AAAIlC FIRE IL MAXINE ms.
CO., /" u Providence, TX. |. Pam CAPITAL $40,
900.
HE "ATilENEUM FIRE ISSL RANCE CO., VI
LJnlon. Baasca Al fntLapxLrniA. PA.
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NJ Ohk FlUt IL fof tbs Doliag, al The lIey MIL,
A'A store, than Was ever ohsIed ia 1h p,lAyNke
onuk. Ihose wishing - ckoiee ATS. d Wv
Wheat Flour. can be supplied By les~pa ! hli or.
ders At the City Nils rioss.
Also the cheapest brveeries nov oGcfd ia h.
city ourstocs WA selected WIN greet A.n sad
eApreesiy Tor the city and tslter WIZ. IL
w can make to the ads antsgu vi al tAm ,osstosu.
ers who may give a cali.
Also, always on hand fresh supply II sJyS,vt ~
Produce.
lou will bear in MUD that qua ssa stes > "
Flour 10 be equal to any that is brought Ut k us.t
ket. and 10 suit the purchaser or no DSsvs, ss.
funded.
~, soods delivered to any part of inv e-iy fses
VI Charge. W II. AtSIlA 40
Jy-5-d5m Main a., bet. 4ltA easdAb.
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on DoL. satin AMI DIX Bsnnet<, VI the pklt=tyle
ON just received by
septjd&w II. y. Ill APE lpAf
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4 all kinds kert cDpstaHtly on haAJ ~ ~
~ salt-oats, Corn, tLup-iy.a, DflAw sIs9ea
ohipstun, Ac., At the City Mar sinrc.
sept3-d W n AL sIl( IN
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~. e.. -.--s.'.- 1855. -
~ AM ED

4 COMFORTABLE D~eillLs House,, ,LlA.
\ viii pay good price, ana IiAks p@s,nAta-u 10
SUIT the parties.
seItsd WI II. Aud@H.
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AsoraEE ClnNa uaa,o Stand.
ar. F4hiahed II Stfaese y. ], the old
line l)suocrnsia organ. h4s ta4tn down The
Patlandof 81 tts impife. opposed 10 tie
extension Of Slavery, aud devoted the IN
teres.s Of Free Labor they come
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tnn LuL. Wool anu sVft b ur iatAo1 u k-pS5s
1OU just received By
sptSdA~ II h. HUAPEitkY>
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MR. BANKS IL WALL SfKEEr.-Tho prebi-
deai Of the Exchange Company refused TO
ict Mr.. Banks speak from the steps Of the
Merchants Exchange, bu. he was override a
/ ain unanimously bv the Board Of Direc-
tars, ana Mr. Speaker addressed one Of the
largest audiences ever convened IN that cele-
hrated street, the namhee haing estimated al
not less than - 900. The \. \. Tribune
thus alules to the OCCASION
80 one looking down from the balcony Of
the Exchange, the street seemed paved with
a mosaic OF uptnrned faces. Those who are
familiar with large gatherings were sur
pr.srd 10 ser that New York could furnish
sach mass OF responsibility, aud were still
mare surprised 10 see TIN, mass stand cramp-
cd together for more than two hours. For
The most part, the auditory We're perfectly si-
lent, oHly occasionally, when the solid logic
- the figures which NJ. Banks placed in
battle array for Freedom .strac4 q part.ea-
lsg!Y strong or uncxpeatM b.ow. Was the
desire 70 listen o,erboro by the impulse TO
!arPiaud. Then the applause was deafen-
ing"
lis topic was ''fhe Commercial Aspect
q tie Canvass aad the lack oil space only
ii-1Te::.;;s - making corioas extracts ROW
h,s powerful aul eloquent speech.
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WANTED.--lV good good eoopers al tuI tos
W slant employment and the mig kwt M ~ tpsd
aug22 W ~ AJsl IA III
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WAAIED-A good practical nillea, ~ bAw
w steady employ ment ut the City As,la.
aug22 " H. AISrn l<D
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DAVID b. MIN.

3 LIE 4
SMITH * vANSICKLEU
ueai E.tutc xsrokers nnd " D's''
the snte ~ Real EstA'S.
\ Post Bnldings, I'd street, bet Main aha Jy.W~~~~
! I,OK sALE-2uu acres on the Plank NN@d~ w
| J. der fence With snitnLln oni-hnllalAbs
'A ,yiva aip' !" SMITH 8 VAN sIGy->BS
| NOR sALE-l20 acres. all under lei-eV W'sh'A -
| l. mics Of the city; very low AID 's"lAs tu'T'
AP liya !. SMITH 4vAGsc Ha
L'ok sALE-If aPp'.sd Tor .'.a, 10 W. - ~
| II IN the mo.t pleasant para Vi tho sityi Wy W,
ranging from 80 TO 81 $50, each ~ ~ '>"'
terms Apply to su,ruA yANNck>EN,
| jyz4d sMl1n . - AZ w ~
1.,UK sALE-2e acres ADJOINING tue dsy .te-"s
l. north, On very reasonable aeImsi SYi-u
| iy24d oMl ~ Nn '''erI~'~1
I,,on sALE-4 i've acre lots ~,sAn VI - A-n'e
! l. south Of the city, II applied Tor sO0a PauS
sA ,ya.l "pp'' SMITH AvANslGE-yN.
l,oK saLE-5 business lots. located ID sb pGr~
i Of business. east OF eths Apply w,,d ~
| iy24d SMITH VAN hGBi~~D'~,
! L,UR SAILS brick dreiiing Lousss p~I be
l. centre u the city; possession gwen III ~ eN ~
Applyio ,,,ru v.xve,d
/ Jy1id hMilh az , s'N~b--'DeS-M
| LYON sALE--ls0 acres near Charles s@ psvs~aes
i under fence, with log cabins, stAblSt le Sn a
J., d, D.,
ws.d - " SMITH VAN sICgl~SsS,
L,oK sALE.-l60 acres near New Bospaa f>ys-Ges
L under fence, with log cabin and VIZ tlt~ 0pe-
fourth cash, balance IN !, =, = 4yssm. rlCsy'"
)y2,d sMilii NhNhsCbAbS,
~ ACRES u Timber Land, four maj tp~v Mss
Jy-4d sNiInA vAEsIe2bnJS
RON sALE,
HOUSES and Lots ia different psrx Of be SHY.
i l. for tern, aud pattea.atsAppis t.
SMITH a sAlssle,bsJSt
FOh sAIL.
RtILDiSu Lott IN d'iersnt part. ~ lI~s silly,
- comprising ~ tne most uestrAb-e tel Sw4.
"s'' A'1 safih ! vAsaytsgs.
fOR sALI,
HARMS Of Various sla.. ,i'on tVe y seeUn-neo
1 and 10 Acres. LOIS situated IN ite ~ loMSs
: '"' aaiIn i SASsIsp}sJa
Di..oiutiom.
TINiiE co partnership heretofore exlssf htt>seen
-. +. humphrey and a III. uags, oHd-I ~ sy ~
ID. Y. humphrey Gage, Is dissois1 slssJs-,L
mutual consent. - J hAmphrey is aloaas .saAos.
HuNpbIueyY,
Keokuk, Aug. ~, iss6-d a. H,eAG l.
| NOTICE.
LAYING purchased ia. interest Of ~ u Sske
i the firm Of ID. j Humphrey = % sge J VOL
continue the hat, cap and mi.l'as'y euass~ - 'hs
uiu stand ~ 4 utM ~ kC~ls
keokuK, Aug. ~, 1856.
k'ALLstyie Of siik Hate, just reeene-u bsJ
sept3dA~ ID n HLMPiaBSj~
1nn uUL. 5ilA flush tais. VI all ~ III md
.ep,sdA~ u. i HuMprapsj-
Enn DUL. Cloth, Molaif, and ln@ n.hs J~u~h
WV taps, Ion on hand At the store6
spsadw ID. +. hUAirEiba3
tnil LuL Wool anu sVft fur iiatAo1 u k-wsss
1OV just reecis cd By -~--
sspSdAw IL h. HUhPkitkY~
Oh DoL. satin AM ciIk bsnnet<, ef the pklt=tyle
ON just received by =
septjdxw II. j. HI aiPEip@j
NAV b. nov On hand large suppS nj esuAw
L Bonn.ts, kibbenr, frenen Flower as A.lii.
merry ooods Vt ali xiDus, which wIIl,e-l ~ wSy
.uw figures.
'ep.s.dAw D.f ntMrHUs{-
~ ~ Atsth. f-B 4>EIks.
WM. n. AtAJIN Il GO-
WHOLEsALk okttEkc, pkOnLCE pk.lI LkN, 4
C0MMtssion Mere kn ~ !,
No. 100 Main STREET s.,,..........,..h LUk-lk Sss
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WANTED-ioo.O 900 good mercLap {. vl., "a. RI.
" Tor which We Will pay the higLut haiSs
Aiso 100 ,ooo hoorpoles.
ug2a W. IL. AUsTIs ISO,
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ATAEN EEM.

THOMAS DUFF, ........,........... .Manp ger
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cT- The report of an investigating COM
mittee appoinsed by the Legislature Of Wis
consin to overhaul the affairs of the late
Barstow dynasty, oustei with 50 Oh diE-
Guilty by court proceedings after the people
had pronounced against it, discoses the
mos; incredible reckiessness, and peculatlon
in every form, particularly with the school
fund, the lands belonging to which were
made the chief source of plumber ana official
speculation. In another column will be
found q brief abstract Of some Of the disclos.
ures OF the committee: and il is proper to
ssp that the committee itself reports unan-
imously, though a great part, If not a ma.
jority Of its members, belong to the Black
Democracy, and signed the report simply
because the state Of facts reluctantly COM
peeled them to de SO.
Our own fund, we fear, is going the same
way. There arc too many indications Of
rottcnness to permit US TO regard it with
confidence as in safe hands. while under the
control of Or. Eads. Very much has doubt
less been already lost. They specialized in
the lands: he in the money; but in either
case the fund belonging to poor mems chill
dren was the property squandered.
Col. PATrERsoN's INELIoIBIRrrY.-We have
been accused OF opposing Col. Patterson on
account of incligibility. There is no need Of
drawing it 50 fine as that. We shall oppose
the whole ticket, not on the ground of cligi-
bility or inelgibility, but because they are
the candidates Of the Black DemocraeY.--
But yet it is fact that he will be Ineligible
to Office, il elected, unless he resigns his Of
fec Of Postmaster. Section -, OF the Leg
islative Department, in the Iowa Consti.u-
ton, reads MS follows;
no person holding any lucrative Office
under the United States, or this State or anv
other power, shall be eligible TO the general
assembly: Provided, That Offices in the
militia, to which there is attached no annual
salary, or the Office of Justice of the peace,
or postmasters whose compensation does not
exceed one hundred dollars per annum, shall
not be deemed lucrative"
And the law authorizing and regulating the
convention, SAYS that the members +" shall
possess The qualifications requisite for Sena-
tors" We should suppose that was clear
enough, If we understand the force Of lam
guage which could not possibly be palmer
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I souPEkiNn Of ali kinds done to o,l<r ASaJ tsu
~ ming done in any part VI the city,
All orders left nj the 'Gity Mil nlvE,' tSu Az
promptly attended 10.
aug ". III. Al SIN ~
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fOlt SAIL,

LsAHMs II various ala from bVb ~ syCAN-n ~
i and 10 asres LOIS situated in u lHe tep Eout
II the Township, County and stale, AplaUsp
Smith 4 tASa%bADsE
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BORDER RurflAS Exrou>p&RS. We not
only have Lesompte Cor, As he is not inaptly
termed, 'thc modern JeFries'') practically
applying the laws Of the Border RufEan eods
IN Kansas, laws which, instead OF being pre-
sumad rs intended to secure the liberties OF
the people, are especially designed to crush
out every spark of true Freedom, and Mt
terry ignore the doctrine Of imprescripiibe
personal ghts, but We have L. :. Judge
here in Iowa who feels it his particular mis-
sion through the daily press TO cxpound
and enforce the laws which Lecompte apphes
aniillustrates. Under the incoming admins
tration Of Mr.. Fremont We entertain no
doubt but such a Lovely state Of things
viii be recti6el enphatcally and without de-
lay.
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Enn DuL. Cloth, Monaif, and ln5 asAs J~us
WV IAps, Isw on hand At the storsoE
sptsAdw ID. r. lit APRiDs1
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, Oct. I'd, will
performed the fine Drama of
THE IDIOT WITNESS,
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gI-Tae g:cat Fillmore demonstration ut
aany, \. T., such glowing accounts Of
which were sent abroad BY telegraph, the
Albany Journal describes as thc most decided
failare Il ever witnessed IL sass that the
total number in tho procession WINS Cos
And that with Troy ana Albany in the IN
mediate vicinity - draw from Not very
encouraging state Of things, one would
tAiAk, for tho home Of the great South
American. Have his hopes indeed "shrnuk
10 tbs .itila measure
sR.Np Rally Al PELLA. The Republicans
vii hold great meeting at Pelia on the
lesh. Senator Harlan, COY. Crimes, and
VIM NJ. Stone VII. address the people.
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Dis.oIuttom.

HINiiE ee-partnerhip heretofore exIstsae ~ >seen
L -. 4. Humphrey and a H. nage, .bd-ert ~ ssy ~
ID. r. humphrey Gage, Is dissols ID sDss w. 10y
mutual consent. -. Humphrey 10 aI0-As ,paDcs.
DF. HIN -HItsY,
heokuk, Aug. -, IsS6.d a. IL. q AZ y
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MERCHANTS, WESTERN LINE.

NAL. ABBOT i C0............New York. 49,.
WILLIAMS TANNER Il Co.. buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS x Co., Chicago. Special Aots
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80 TRANS. SHIPMENT BET. NEW YORK BuryAL

Mercsaaaia Tsaalpor,ed 10 an parts IF The Vet ana
S0utA-Wesi
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NAL, Ais1SOE N CO.'S
Time EAprcss.

NEAL, ABBOT 4 cO............Nvw York, ~.
WILLIAMS, TANNER & CO., BuHalO, ~ -
TANNER, ANDRENS & Co.,, Ghicag3. Special hyfs
Mcrchdadis, fyangg3risd. on TIME, 10 on parts Of
fit Issi and South Uea.
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NOTICE.

IL ANING purchased th, interest Of ~ u 1isS<e
i i the firm Of ID. j Humphrey J. % nc J VOL
continue the hat, cap ana ini lincty baass ~ lise
old stand. II. i. utM NJ LE-Y,
ksokuK, Aug. ~, 1856.
L'ALLstyIe Of silk Hate, just IeeeNe-a b,
i sept3dAw d., n HLMPl3Bi@j>
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vINlik first Of the regular course Of Lectures By
i Rev J j MARKS will b delivered in the BAp-
list Church, on THURSDAY evening, the lat inst,
Tickets fsr full course or siLglc lecture can be
had Osdeu's or Cave Bailey's Bookstore. Ad-
mission At the door 80 cents. Lecture commences
at I! o clock. cotl-d2t
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.lnn Dul. ois flush ,ais. u all sys,v md
OOO qualities, just reed by
sept3dAw ID. 4. HU hPEiB6J>
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- There is a singular and happy COM
pensation running through nature, which is
more extended and perfect than our dull un-
derstandings and limited knowledge yet ap-
prehend. \ writer says
The rose Of Florida, the most beautiful of
Covers, eiuits no fragrance. The birds Of
Paradise, the most beautiful OF birds, give
ne songs. IEecypress of Greece, the fncst
OF trees, gives ~ fruis.
Aud yet the plain rose Of the prairie,
which cannot vie in beauty with its gaudy
cousin, exhales u perfume of wild and wond-
rous dehcacy the honely nocking OF
the forest touches every note, from sadness
VI to joy, y which tho human heart can re-
spond and the ungraceful peach tree bear.
4 fruit that need not be ashamed to sun it,
check IN the gardens Of Paradise.
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THE DRIINKARD.

The performance win conclude with the Gre,
Moral Drama OK
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a TALE OF BL GOD.
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t1NOh SALE at u bargain lor eAsh.
good two horse wagons,
/ span horses aud muIes,
l marc and colt.
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HARTFORD FIRE ASSURANCE CoMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
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ThnrsdRy Evening, oct. end.
Third night of the engagement VI the dstngu sb
cd american PokT, AUTHOR, Acron,
MIR. ALFRED BURNETT.
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TO Dwelling Houses insured ut reduced rates. -
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LOU SIS and Lots IA different psrts Of bs silly
i l. tor terms aud particulars apply ~
SMITH sANslsNbsES
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS =

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, SIS =
At session of the Probate Court for said
county of Ottawa, holden at the office OF the
Judge thereof in Grand Haven, on Saturday,
the oath dav of November. A. d. 1855: Present
William Hathaway, Jr., Judge of Probate, in the
matter of the Estate of Henry Van Dyke, de-
ceased:
4 PAPER purporting to be the last will and tes-
n lament of said deceased having been depos-
tied in this office for Probate Thereupon 1t Is Or
dered that Wednesday, the Goth day of Decem,
Der next, at O'Clock in the afternoon be assigned
for the reading and approving of said will, and
the appointment of an executor or administrator
on said deceased's Estate and the heirs at law OF
said deceased and all other persons interested in
said estate are required to appear at session OF
said court, then to be holden at the Probate once
in the village of Grand Haven, and show cause
If any there be, why the Probate OF SAID VIII
should not be granted: And it is further ordered
that notice be given to the persons interested IN
said estate of the tendency of the Probate OF SAID
will and the hearing thereof, by causing copy OF
this order to be published in the Grand River
Times, newspaper printed and circulating In SAID
county of Ottawa, three successive weeks previous
"a cold dav Of hearing. 1919 w4
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr. Judge OF PROBATE.