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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

NEw-YoRK COUNTY MEDICAL SocITTf.-The An
ryersary ne citing Of this Society held ass evening
in the Lecture-Room of the College Of Physicians ano
Surgeons, corner Of Twepty-third street ana roo',n
avenue At the hour advertised for the meeting only
two or three mepbers were present but in the cour'e
# half ar hour or more the number increased to ten
Aae. lie lapse Of an hour the Secretary and one Of
The members started ont out, s-@ one ,e.lGeness
Of heir nedc.l brethren IN the neightoIhood sue
ceeded in getting three more men,
the nuuber required 70 make quorum. -
DE- Van Kick Vie President, in tie Absence OF tho
President took the chair ard called the NEE ling to
order Tie Annual Report Of the Treasurer was read
and exhibited balance on hand Of ga -. Tbs
minutes Of tie Comita Msors was then read.
The members then proceeded 70 ballot 70, the cleo.
ton Of officers for the ensuing year. The result was
az fo.ows:-,
President d.. John v r. Van Kleek Vice President D. T.
l. Besde; COEEcspoudLg Secretary Dr. Oliver WHIT Re-
coroiGg Secretary Dr. Ii Downs Treasurer. DR. benjamin
Robson CensoT., Drs }. O. Adams J. 7. Hubtar3, A
White, .. {. Foster and 5. A. Purdy.
After tie transaction Of other routine 5asiness
TIE reetiDg adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
SUPPOSED LOSS OF THE PROPELLER j. w.
BROOKS WITH ALL ON BOARD.

UsWLuO, MUnuHy, NJ nv; TO, IoJv
til. opposed that the propeller j: W. Brooks, from
Lake E,e to Ogdensburgh with full cargo, was lost
on Lake Ontario during the late gale with all on board
a hurricane deck, supposed to be from the Brooks;
came ashore at Henderson's on Friday morning. and
the steamer Bay State, arrived yesterday, reports
ipg lat Of -four and lard floating between Sackets
HARDER aud Kingston. sofa was picked up in the
Lake ty the schr f. Masters, supposed to be from the
Brooks The crew consisted Of twenty men, and
probably some passengers.
The scbr Somerset from down the Lake reports
three Children furniture, etc, picked up on the beach
at Storey Creek supposed to have belonged to the i'll
fa.ed propeller j. w. Brooks.
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effective and appropriate. Ono or two new scenes
have been painted. a-d The opening one, wood
scene, il unusually 6ne. The other appointments are
good. and well calculated to produce shovy effect.
but we beg to inquire Of Mr.. Burton, with al modesty
and humlay and with al proper Difference to his his
torical lore and managerial wisdom, whether IT was
ever The custom for English king to decorate their
throne. with the French fsr- de rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
FROM NEBRASKA.
Fort LOOKOUT, srAR FoRT PIERRE, N. 7.

FoRT LOOKOUT, stAR FORT PIERRE, N. 7.
October, Is, 1856. !
To N, Editor, Of The Mssou,i Rrpubiicon
The story circulated through the Medium OF The
Hndeyson Democrot of the I'd inst that the four COM
panes Of troops which left Fort Ridgeley for For.
Pierre, on the Missouri River, some time since, bad
been entirely cut of by party Of Yankton Sioux,
near the James River, being calculated necessarily
to harass the feelings Of distant friends, take the
liberty through the columns, Of your journal to con.
tradct. Tie comnand arrived at Fort Pierre without
molestat0n on the 9TH inst.
Respectfully your most obeeient servant .,
G. ". PATTON. .
Brevet Nsjor "a Infantry, Commanding pons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

FIRE IN BRooaE STREET.
Yesterday afternoon fire was discovered in the
frame house No. 2o7 Broome street. occupied BY !ami
lies. Damage s.. The FIRE originated in an unoceu-
pied room and ives probably the result Of careessness
on the part Of some of the occupants who had access 10
the apartment.
FIRE n ROOSEVELT STREET.
Last night fire occurred in the building No. ~
Roosevelt street, caused by the upsettng Of kettle
of oil upon stove. Damage slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
OSWEGO co.
,on6enee Of TIE N. 7. Tribune

Conespon6ence Of Tie n. 7. Tribune
PULASKI, Nov. 6, 1856.
shal have to raise the figures gave you yester.
day. The Republican majority in this county, instead
of being 1900 or 5000 will be over 900. The best
figures we are able to make with two or three towns
TO hear from, give US some 400. think the entire
State ticket has 1900 majority. This will do for o..
wego County. Will il not!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. 10, 100.
Thomes Cunningham one of the Democratic Pfesl-
dental Electors Of Pennsy ana has accepted the aP
poin.mtnt of Associate Justice Of the Supreme CVu
Of Ktnsas 10 supply the vacancy occasioned ny '"0
death Cf Judge Bunill.
The expenditures Of the Quartermaster ~ y.
nearly 81 600 000 u,,, una q,
General Harvey, at las. official acconn.s, was az
Tampa rspidIy completing his arrangements ior So'S
A =. ~ ..,,s IN The rumor brought by the last
European mails that the United States dere 10 become
q parry 10 the Congress at Paris
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RIOT IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. III, 1885,
Another riot occurred here last night between two
political clubs in the upper part of the city, growing
out of mn attempt TO cut down an American pole.
Guns. pistols and small cannon were used Several
persons were dangerously wounded.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday Of last week are to
hand, but they contain no news OF Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

The Presidential Electors chosen % Tuesday lat
vii be called BY TIE Governors Of the several states
TO meet in each State Capitol en- the hfSt wednesday
Ds.'n IN ss md . 'sft wahgoo On the
second Wednesday Of February the returns VIII be
counted by Cor gTess and declared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Assessor and Inspectors Of Election. were then
counted, and the candidates receiving the highes.
number Of votes were declared duly elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
TIOGA co.

COIfctPondeAee Of Tho n 7. Tribune.
OwEGo, Nov. 8, 1856.
The Tiogans little gritty that you keep the
majority of old Tiogs down to 5i2 Fremont majority
Displace these figures you please and place in their
stead ,2Og Fremont majority, which will look much
better. You also give, Fillmore ga votes in this
county; he only gets about 400. This county gave
Pierce Jsl majority. But town in the cOuLty gave
Buchanan majority, and that but 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
Z JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT.

EARRisDURG, Ia Monday, Nov TO, 1876.
The Governor has appointed the Hon. Robert T.
Conrad Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas, vice
Keller resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
TOWNSEND THE MAIL RoBBER, ESCAPED.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. 10, 1856.
Townsend the noted mail robber, has again broken
out of Newcastle jail. He cut his irons and broke
passage through the floor of the CELL and is now at
l5e.ty This Is his third successful escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

DEATH OF THE MAYOR OF INDIANAPOLIS
ISDnYAPoLIs Saturday, Nov. s. 1856.
III. West, the May or Of this city, died suddenly
20 dsy q. o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

DEATH OF THE HON. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
BAITrxoRE, Monday, November 10, 1856
The Hon John b. Cla, ton died at Dover, Delaware
last eVefirg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

Mayor Swami Of Baltimore wai aavguated %
houdsy.
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FLORIDA.

Nkw.ORLEASs, Friday, Nov. 7, 1856.
The returns received from Florida chow Democratic
csins
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ST. LoUIs.-Thc official vote is, Buchanan, 1903
Fillmore, 6,9G2. Fillmore's m ijority, ,l3i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

In many counties the Fillmore vote is not reported
1t is thought in Philadelphia that complete returns will
show that Mr.. buchanan has Little if any majority in
the popular vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

PoTsDAM, ST. LAWRENCE CoUSTY.-The vote is:
Fremont 1859 Buchanan. .15j
TbiH'ie ID
Before election, our friends in Potsdam promised
SO majority over the highest. They have given SOL
That shows close canvassiDg.
The vote in the town of Fenysburgh, Vt, Stood
Fremont. Buchanan. ...... |
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HOUSE

Maloncy over Pinckney.. '.s''''''''''''''''''', ~
Piuckney over Bruepinshsuse. ....'''''.''''''''i'
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VOTE For GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS

as Know Nothings in halle I2 Republicans in SMALL CAPT
TAILS 5-Total, 90.
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e.'l s.',.. =. . r..,
T he VAL LEY wHI0l
CLUES OF Five or noxp.
'RRAs OF ADVERTISING.


Ola, sthsrvise -. 'ss'ss
Sos'ces Of nsstinss. charitable seeistia,. n.
senpaaiss. 10, hall pvise ~
D'splAysA sdvsrsissnsasS half .er, th., ~
oSove rates. -
Advsrtissmsnas lssdsA end placed /, ,Ae~th. 49,
1 spsntai sntices," dSseisfA sr1sssvr rsie..
:. special notices In the local eslunu = eert. -,
line. sS ~
Advsrtissasats ordssed on the inside s.s,..ev.,v
IN the Daily. after tAs Arss tve ve>ks. te - -.
Dofe thsa tbs ah,es fatss.
Advsrt'sususs nos sseoapsnisA With St,esAaan,
VIZ b. inssrtsd tiil fesbi1 ssd shsssed ~ s.o,I.
ingiy.
AH be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b psII Ss sI,e>e1
In,s ssle sili not - varied fsoa,
WHEN tie siysrtissr as the We~klv a,... ~.
'ee VII es sae ssns = in the Daiiy. Whsrs Is.
Ds,ly AL Weekly are bstA sssd. - ~ cent ii q
ss1sasefse FROM The aggrsgAss amesa,.
usdsr Toe pfsssnt systsa. tAs advertiser psvs -
1aen lSs sns spAse ss sssspses. tAs ehaasss 81,
ss3s ise's s" so.Positien only. This piss V 40 :
say sa'pssd oarsAAsss for sAs.ess viii =
issssts PR square.
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Sso. Sso. ca1sis' J. LsR. LAT. .s A,...,, NJ.
COLADCTIOn6 nadsis al parts u ~ w~s, ed
~ pfooptay rsnittsd a day u peymsns % sas-
rsnt Ates-
6aak sf ths State u New York, n. 7.
k.J. Blake, Cashier e Msreaotils BAak, n. Z.
Lynaa OhaSin, Alhsny, n. =.
1rassesC9siDg 3 o., Aibaay. MY.
Asa: JnA Z e,Aeolwaft, Prsst Cona I Dsak, Al
baay, u. r.
Ties. ". 0ieott, Pysst Mechaniss' D yarnsu'
bank, Albany, Nsw York.
0ilssrt l. WiIssn, As Z Treas. n. Y. Central 4.
r. Co., Aibany.
Ihompsoa 4 Co. . Express. Boston.
Hes. Iloratio seymour, Utiea. Y.
Irsa baak, RslI Village, Cons.
Marine bask, Bu6so, TT.
yne. n. - Co., Banksrs, DuGAis, IT.
Miehigan Insurance Go. hank, Detroit, 1isA.
Aasios bank, Chisagc, Ills.
!. n. D1Eeh Co., Chiesgo.
Baak u Coonsres, niiuaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Mall. Bt. PsaI, Minnssota.
0reene, Thomas ACo., Bankers, Bsrlingtea. Iowa
L,kss. Rssirk ACe., - st. Leais, No.
Msasu. D. ". E. Eilboarne, Keokuk, isva.
De. Jassb Wesdsli. Cashier Dsaeins N. 4 T. R.Ce
dseiS-diy
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THREE daily TkrossE 1rslas Sstvsss PAiIsd.,
= phis ana pit!sbarg.-Tns nosxlxs NAIL TsAr
leaves Philsds!phis fos Pittsburr q ~ A. n. A.
Ptseass fsf PeiisAslpAia u "A. II. Tsr Pas,
t t..n lssvss PAiladslPhis for Pis.ssarg 81 p. N
Ins Nisar kxpasss TRAM leaves Phiisde,phi. ~,
PittASssg q II ?. r., aad Pitsbars Tor Philsasi
phiA ct 10 p. II.
The asovs lines connect at Pttsburs with Rail.
roaAs . ssd fron st. Leuis, No. Alton. 0slcn,
aad Chicago. H.; grankford. Lsxiagsoa and Lou.
sv.lls, KY; 1srre HAate, AAdisos. Lafayette M
!ndianapsls, lad. CineinnAli, Daysos Sprsn ros Id
RELATIONSHIPS, Sandusky, Toledo. Clsveland Ccl.
scs, xsassviiis nAssiiioa and wooster, Ohio also
With tes Steaa Packet Besss frOu and to Nee Or
isAas, B. Lesis, Louisville, Aad Cipoinussf.
Ih.oash Tickets san b hsd 70 or from either Of
sor fsrthef partios lsrs Zee Hand bills at the dif
fssent starting points. Passengers fron ths W.,
will md this ths shortest and most s1psditious
rosie ts Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK or Bos
tor. THO6. M0ORo,
Ae.xy, Pssssagsr Liass, PAilaasiphia.
Aysat, Psassnssr Lines, Pittsbsrx.
Feb. L, 1855. .-ly
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~ son sta, in the Alley.
Carries on the business Of Undertaking In all ,ts
sranehes. Nc hiss rscsntiy made extensive addition,
70 has 'seck asd perfected his arangeuents in ever
department..
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
inPervioss to air and indestractibic highly orna
nented and invaluable for the preservation Of thu
isad ~ we'll Is cons Of every style and finish fur
nished to order.
Heanes and carriages furnished and the entire sr
ranEcmcnts Of the funeral attended when REQ
keokuk. April II. 1856. dy
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T1aROUGB9 TICKETS,
From keokuk. allowing passengers 70 stop At any
p,int and rsums their ssats, ESQ be procured ~ the
ossnpany . Once.
Mdin-ss., bsfOesn ID and 3D.,
One door from tLs BiIings House, formerly La
cIs de kaokuk-
~ Travellers get reliable information 1T
this ohes in regard 10 all kAiiroad Routes in the
Cu ted states.
Ticket o@ce open from = IN. TO SPIN.
J. X. IEWk BURY,
Ticket Agent. Keokak, ,Iewa.
&. NJ BrRNHAM,
oen.raa Ticket Agent. Quincy.
E0Mhilr the river - frvs<n .ves, stages will
start from he oficr Msin-st-, until then Ut a.
n from Hamilton isn4ing, opposits ksokuk.
ds vdn J.R.T.
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Main street, bel. sth : 9th sls., KEOKUK. iowa
Nhk endsrsigncd have nov in =
1 thsir Ware-Rooms, and desian
Keeping constantly on hand vii
sess.:d Of ali kinds Of Psrsisurs,
eiag Marble Top Dressing, and plaia Burssu, Sns
sas plsin SOFAS ans sad plain Center and Card
Tables; Oane seat aad Windsor Chsirs, RocL;us
Chairs Of every description from : plain voodses
sssi, v the essst hair clsth stuffed ssat plain and
ssscy tsrned cottage BsdstsaAs Of the
Lounges, &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sisss Clocks, Carpeti.r..
seer and deor nattings, aocr and table oil olosE
nsa:ress:s, fsa1her busters, carriage trimminrs
Window shsass and tsinmiags, and every other .rti
Gle asaaiiy kept in our lias Of bssinsss
Part Of or stock wss made under our own ,,c.,
vision, and the rest bought from uanufsctories al
high standing, 90 that can warrant every articl
Tor durability and Anish Of work mau,.ip.
Oar object 10 70 establish Q permssent busires.
here, and nss On the Peter Psnk principle and 5.
IN indacsmsat to psrsoA. parchsse OF "a. Dc Ar,
resolved to sell ~ the lowest 81. Louis priess.
Call and examine our stock before purch asins
elsewhere. We viii always take plsasure in showins
furniturs 70 Ladies auA 0euslemep Who call nm ms
vhethsr they feel inclined 70 bay or not.
SANDERS, SCoPIELD 4 CO.
Nav %, 1956..-dkvtf
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rail- ana winter 81 te10.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
.. 4. RrrcaiSsox. ,As.p.vrr
1aUTCaayNsON 4 DEWEY,
ARRrn

- - rS1I.ssoN. IAA. UBWxr.
IaUTCaayNsON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo-
xuk. Iowa. have just reviewed At their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing es,ablisbnent, . choice
and excellent supply Of Broadcicths, Cassimeres
vsssings, and Gen ntiemon Furnishing Goods Of eli
iptions, and guarantee that their work shall BE-
dose In the most approved and satisfactory manner.
They are constantly receiving the New York asd
PhilAdelpha fashions, and respectfully solicit all
who desire good work and the best material to give
them call. Ageats for
Franeis Mahan's Sysfsna Of Gorment
Cntting.
Also, Reports of Fashions.
oct27-diy HUTCHINSON A DEWEY.
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magsi WaUsil DagsIyy
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO Rag
FLOUR, BucKWHEAT
C0RNMEAL, HAN. FARMERS
OSNABUkG AND SEAMLE61
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, ard q he
lowest market prices. The designs for branAin are
new, rginsi and not to be surpassed In this conn
try. a. WASUARD
July36-dIy PostofBc< addrr.s--hox lSs7.
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AAU lXS COUNnOI1N0 kIEES,
Chisago aad Bsrlisetsa kailrsod. ChieaeD aIa
Rock Island kailrua1. Peoria asA Ossswka Rail.
read. Illinois Central kaiirosd. Gslena and
ChieAGo Raiiroed, and ~ nieAieno Central spA
Aieh.gAa southern Railsoads.
A LINE OF DAILY STAGES y nov running
between Ksokak and PIynosth, l3s miles. } maxi Ing
regular eonnsctions With trains On tae Northern
Crvss Railroad, 10 all points Noyth East and South
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY,
tSundAys excepted ~ fellows:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
EvHxIss kxr~xas leaves usiscy q 3.se p. A.
Arrives II PLY MOUTH ~ s:25 p. ~. .. 6Aicsbusg
- s:75 p. m, At Wynet 1t 1850 p m. at Mendsts
~ t:ls m. IT Junction at 4:l0 O. ~, and ~ Chi
eAga at Geo q n.
AosxssG L1rssas Leaves Quincy At 500 . 49,
Arrives 1t PLYMOUTH at 7:0e .. m, at 6alcsburs
st 1929 d m. At Wyaast st Los p M, ct Mepdoss
9. ESQ. tdinnes 81 Jsnstion at 3:37 p. m, and u
Chicago 500 p. N.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
Evrsuo ExrxEss passes PLYMOUTH At o:Is
o'clock.
Mcas'se Exrxsss passes PLYMOUTH :. zee
o'cl.ck.
IndefAtigabls excrtions will b. mad to render
this RAPID. pleasing and reliable rsste.
Running Time from Keokuk.
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DEMHN0 Z LOVE,
tSseeessors 70 A. L. Deming : Co..
DAnkorO a0A DeaScrs ~ Exchange,
Asts SsrsA, EsoAsA. less.
DARrfCULAR attention gives 70 ssllssGioss.
Refer TO
=. y. Clark. Dodge 1 Co., New York;
Dsshs . Co.
Adaas = Buckiughans,
J. ". Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drsxel 4 Co., Philadelphia;
j. " Oisrk D Co.,
yeAssteo, Brother. 3 Co., baltimore;
). ". Clark Bros, 81. Losis;
State saviags lnstitution, /"
Dsnoist DoonelIy, !"
W0. Hsrroa = CO., Pittshsrsh;
Conosrsial Haak, Cincinnaai;
G.CsrvisA 4 Co., 0alsaa;
Asuen BrotAen, Dubuqss:
D. Q. cosvsEs, Rsq., Cashier State Baak ef Ohio,
xansoville. fiv7
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Important 90 TeaveIevs.
The new and quick Route nov open through :,
New York In - hosrs fr0n 81. Louis via The
ONO AND A10S1SSlpPG
BROAD 0UA00 RAILROAD.
\ -
NJ. ~ onss-


CesvysaS fAe Gvea NovfAsvu SOD Easferm MSGi.
Swo rMRoUGn Y1AIHs DAILY.
Morning Mail train leaves Sc. Louis q clock A. \.
Lightning Express P.n.
Connsrtinx at viscsunes With the X. c. r. r. FOR
rrrre HAsts and Indianapolis, and there with fast
trains for Cincinnati, New York, Louisville, Bssson
Buffalo, PhlAdelphiA, Cleveland Baltimore, ,Dsnkirk,
Richmond asd Washington City Ac.
1 No change of car. st fsrrs H.a.e.
Also connecting st Sandyval With the I. c. r. r..
the nost pleasant route to Cairo and all points In
northern Illinois and the only mail RAilrosd from
S. Loois.
Passengers snd baessge conveyed to and from tn
Depot free Of charge. Through tickets can Be pro-
cured the Once Of ths keokuk Packet Co., ths
Compsny 3 once, No. - and ~, cur. 4th and Chest
nut street. sndes the Planters House, on No. 50
6oxth Levss, St. Lssis.
N. B. fssssmgevs ~ snd below Kcokuk, make
saving Of FROM IL - ~ hos1 tine.
JAMES n. WARD, Supt.
A.W. DANA. Ass't. Supt.
IsAAo WYuAu Osls Ticket ARent. octS0dy
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KEOKUK: SATURDAY DECEMBER e 1856


AWONo0y Kts 80 MOo00o . MI000OOel
RALLnOAD COMPANY.
- Obs svsF Chaplin LIS Bank Johnso.
Sept. 1, lsSs.--AAviy
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1861.
kEOkUk To U0lCAGO.
q. Louis, 0slena,
Daouqes, Lafayette, Ind.
Toledo, o., Ssspension prilgs,
Dstrvit, Mich, Indianapolis, Ind,
Niagara Falls, Loaisviils, Ky,
Cleveland, o., DaGAis.
Columbas. o., Pittsburgh, Pa,
zAnssville, o., Albany, N. T.,
Wheeling, Va, Dunkish, NJ r.,
ctnsinssti, o., Newark, Ohio,
Springfield, Boston,
New York. Philsdelpkia.
Ralttnore. via
~ ~ ~
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a STAR CLOTHING sToRE.-H. sTRAUs
~ tC0. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
70 No 65 Main street door to r. s. Billings where
they viii oc happy TO their old friends and many
new ones.
Our spring stock will be received 1t an
carly day, when We shall present unusual advsata-
ges 10 the trade. f.haod
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Fau ana Winter Trade,

Oato CITY OOOt ama Shoe otore.
No. III Main Street. between Fourth asd Fifth
VIE undcrsigned would respectfully eslin.
l the attention OF the Ladies and Gentle
uen of keosuk and vicinity, TO their nae andv Y
veil selected stock of Boots and sh.e.. nov
opened and for sale At the above m.ut com
prtsinE al kinds VI Laiies, Geuts, Misses, Boys
and Chtldren's wear, Of all styles KrAie@ and si1e.
Iess goods have bean selected with special rcerr,cs
70 neatness OF style and durability and will b. sold
af very small advance above Eastern cost - =,
are determined not 70 be undcrsold by any hosse in
the city. Please give . call. An examination Of
goods and prices 10 the only favor ve ask
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HATCH 4 THOMPSON.
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k1AniiCULAk attention paid TO coiiectious, and
fs0itsanccs made AT csrrent rates.
attend Ito
kxshAnss on Eagland, Ireland, and tho Coasi-
ssns. b. w. BAILEY, ca.hisr.
RsSEaExrEs
,. -. Asrrisou, Cashier AsnhattAs Co., n. T.;
CAss- y. foese. Cs,h'r Comm .rsial BAnk, Cin.;
Ainsey, kspy Co., Cincinnati;
= a; bsiisn. .cars' Bank Gsatscky, Louisville;
Hor;hsrs B.sk Of Kentucky, Lexington;
Farmer Baak Of gsa..st,. pnnlfor.;
Cosmereia Baak u Kentucky,
Darby harksdaie, 81. Lsais;
P,ttaAn Brother,
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ExCMANOE AND ANkaNG NOUOE. 3.
GcsS(s g. Aa1srsea.
Isird Dtrsst. hst. Main sad Johnsoa, Ksoksk, IeWa
MILL boy GAstsrn and southern RxeAAass st
S-Striet attention given 70 collections, and pro-
seses rsaitssd ~ current rates Of sxehaags FREE si
- Uss.l banking f.eili.i.. granted - 50
teaAss.
wisslov, Laaisr Co.. BANKERS. n. York City.
k.W. OaSk, Dodge Co., /"
~. CLARK Co.. Bsstsrs, PhiladslpAia-
Boey. MitssIrrf.r Co.. DAaIsrs, =. Lsuis.
=. ". CiArk 4 Bros,
Jehs J. AnAseuoo c..
0ill0ofe Brsthcrtea, Cincinnati.
- O0es hosn fron 4. II. TO p. II.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-27

WAGONs WAG0NSs WAoONsl.,
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner l2th
L aud MAla Streets, Keokuk. Iowa Hayins
purchased the before named estAblishment and
made large aifitions to IL, We are nov mAnvfsc-
tuvng ef the best Oaio rsnssR including the sfss~
sesf tsfioe mo other timber FOR wheels being used
In this enthusiastically WAGONS OF HvERY VA
kIETf HACKS, pEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS
WHEEL-BARROwS, CULTIvAToRS, AND
FLOWS, in style and work manship equal 10 any in
the Western states. As ve none but the best
material and employ mono but the best mechanics
we feel confident Of being able to obviate the no.
eessity, TO those who will give us . call, Of send
Ing either 70 Chicago or Cincinnati for any srticl.
In our line.
MA good stock Of Plovs and WARNS eon
stantly on hand to supply Purchasers at the short
est notice. Those wishing TO purchase can save
time and money by calling At th. enracr of l2th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES
april -dawIy
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A THE sign Of the Big Shoe. on Main Street. near
= corner ef Id. another invoice Of Gents, La
d,es Misses and Chiidren's wear, comprising oil
the n~w ycs of the SEASON and TO which constsp,
sdditionsare being made by fresh arrivals. The 70
mainder Of the stock pu cchascd from the late Arm
of odeil Matless, will close out at cos, and b
low cost In order 60 make for ether goods no
ON the way. All persons wishing bargains In 90,
line, are requested 10 call and examine for them.
selves. We will also make 10 order at the shor,es
notice. all kinds Of gentlemen e and Ladies' wear
from the eest material and in the istsssylc good
dt being guaranteed In all cases.
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