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VAUTROT 4 GILLETT. Wholesale

and Retail DeaIersi in CLerSs. WATCHES, JEwELRI,
SILvER-W ARE. and PAsCV GJoDs, Warren, Ohio. ~
We beg leave to announce to the citizens OLA
this County and vicinity. that having recently I,
purchased. directly from Eastern A1nufaciur- Va
erS, the largest assortment o. Clocks. Watches, Jewell
~ aud Fancy Articles ever brOugh. to this section OF
county, we IRE prepared to offer Inducements 20 pur~
chasers. far in advlnse Of anything heretofore known
in these parts Our stock consists in part Oh
Extra dne English Lever Watches. in gold, hunting,
and plain cases;
Duplex Watches. OF = superior quality, with i~ndepen-
dent seconds just the thing FOR timing horses.
Fine Double Tim Center Second watches, excellent
and cheap.
English Lever Railroad Time Keeper in Silver cases.
Detached Levers and Lepine Watches, a large Vari-
ETY..
An immense amount OF Breastpins, Ear and Finger
Rirgs u the most fashionable styles Also,a great
H0UsE-KEEPING y FANCY ARTICLES,
Such as Silver Tea Sets, Tea and Table Spoons. Knives
and FORKS, Lamps. CIndlesficks, Fruit aud Butter
Knives, table Casters, AccordeOns. &c.
New and superior styles OF Connecticut Clocks. war
ranted good time SeePers and no mistake. which are
offered lower than ever
When you com to Warren, be sure to give US 4 call
We have a perfect nus um OF euriOsities in the Jewel
ry and Fancy line, and charge nothing for exhibiting
them
Peilars supplied at prices that win compete with the
Eastern cities.
Watches and JeSelry carefully 5spsiTsa and +ar-
Warren Jln.Is. 1855.
TAYLOR. DICKSON, GRAVES & CO.,
(Sseesssors to Bates, Taylor Co..
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
CLOTH N G.,
Numbers % and . Dey Street,
NEW YORK.
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Ne6 906ertiseuants.
Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.

sAxL carssHAS. ALTRED wEfsHr. H. wAaEES ezEssxAs-
NHESSMAN, WRIGHT d. Co., FOR
" WARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and
Deales in NAILS, IRON. IRON WIRE, &c,
Warehouse at the Station, Salem, o. Consiglments
aoIirited Jan. I6 -3m
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AND AND VILLAGE LOTS FOR

II IL so acres Of land. in IIosAnd, on the
Flank Road, about sixty rods easterly from the Toll
Gate. Also, 70 Village Lots, being part Of the James
Scott Estate in Warren.
on the sale Of the property have authorzea salssto
be maze. at rates below the ordinary prices OF village
lots in town.
The Gfty acres will be sold for cash or on shHrttimei
ard The Village Lots, one third in hand, and the bal
Anee in one and two years, with ihterSst;
Warren, jar. I6. 1850 IT, FhINShAN.
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Message

We have received this long and pro-
~ document, but cannot find room for il
in this paper. We shall publish it next
week.
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DROPOSALS FOR RAIL ROAD

PROPOSALS FOR RAIL ROAD
L SILLS.-Proposals viii be received BY the sub
seribers until the 18th last. or the supplying Of 5000
railroad slips, de iverahle at Niles during the mouth
OF April next. The sdls both Of white oak and chest
nut, heWn or sawed on two sides. loJc to be bs5
long. straight and perfectly sound Proposals may be
left with Isaac HOlfOrd. At Niles, or The subseribersas
cisreiand. Jan. 1s. ,ss!es RICE. FRENCH & Co.
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Gnnprnssinnal.

No Speaker yet. The ballOtings' still
continue. 105th Ballot-Banks "a
Richardson-69-Fuller "a, Pennington
~7-Scattering 4. Necessary to q choice
IO4.
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W. are indebted to Hon. L. D. CAMP
BELL for the Agricultural portion of the
Patent Office Report.
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IRON 81 NAILS.

II ARGE STOCK OF IRON d NAILS
IL Just received at the NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE.
at SALEM STATION, and for sale 1T the LOWEST
FIGURES. CHESSMAN, WRIGHT & Co.
jan. l6, '56-3m-
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THE ARMY.

The number Of men in service, is I5,.
752, including officers. The authorized
force is IL. 867, e~nlistments the last year,
1886. Upwards of go, 900 men, who
offered to enlist were rejected on ac-
count of unftness or being minors. An
increase of the medical corps is recon-
mended. The camels and dromedaries
which have been ordered from the east
for army transportation in the west, will
arrive in February. The importance of
a railroad to the Pacific, is strongly
urged.
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Maniaats.


In Warren, at the franklin House. on the LIST inst,
by Jefferson Palm. Esq, Mr.. u C. G.rEs. OF Paines-
willie, Lake county, to Miss cALIsrA GARDNER, OF Gus
tavus.
At North Haven, Conn.,, Dec. u, ls5j. AzoR ABELL,
Of Warren. Trumbull county, o., and Mrs. JERrsHA P.
KNIGHT, OF the City ofNew York.
In Youngstown, on Christmas evening. atthe Metho-
dist Church. by Rev. Storms, Mr. J. u. KuEsTER, Ofthe
Lawrence Journal. and Mrs. c.. C. Stephenson, Of Val
paraiso, Indiana.
In Vernon, on the LIST inst, by NJ. Graham, Esq, Mr..
WV. KELLEY. to Miss MARINDA CLARK, all Of Vernon.
At sharon. Pa. on the s7th uIt. by Rev. z. A John
son. Mr.. ARCHIBALD MCFARLAND. Jr-, OF Fowler, Ohio,
to Miss JANE IIoFISs, OF Hickory, Pa
In Ellsworth. Mahoning county. on the 1ss inst, by
Elder James King, Mr. CHARLES BoswoREH, OF War
rem. to Hiss NARS E. SEARs, ofthe former place.
In Warren. on the 7h inst. BY Jefferson Palm. E So,
Mr.. JOHN sHrvELr, OF Girard, 20 Miss NARY HzLLrserR,
Of the former place.
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POST OFFICE.

"The Postmaster General suggests
that the franking privilege he restricted
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With evident malignity."
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T OST.-In Warren. on Monday, the
II 18th inst, a Wallet. containing one $40 bill on
the Merchants Bank Of MassiilOn, a 81 bill on the
s.ne Bank. one or two dollars on the st1te Bsnk Of
OHIO. some small change. and a 50 bill on 4 brokea
bapk. The finder will be literally reWariedhy return
ing The same. HENRY cARIIFR.
Xarrnn- ian. rs L..
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HUNTERS FEAST; OR CON-

" / N1E TIO n 7 LIb , IL1OI : OIt W.T.
IL V~RRsATIONS AROUND CAMP-FIRE. BY
Cant. Mayne Reid, author Of he "Ri1e Rangers The
Scalp Hunters" &C. Beautifully Illustrated win en-
that there Is no book extant which gives such 4 thrill
ing and yet truthful narrative Of the stirring and peril
Gus life II a Trapper. as does the deeply interesting
and instructive volume fefors u.s. The author, whose
powers OF description are well known TO the American
reader through thu medium OF his Rifle Rsngern."
&c, has most admirably blended instruction With
amusement. for, Fhile e Ike. the Wolf Killer" cheers
the Camp Fire with his never failing anecdotes. the
Hunter Naturalist t1kes every occasion 10 inform the
delighted auditory Of The habits. haunts and eharae-
~teristies OF the animal under discussion. and this ne
does in q manner which cannot fail to tx the informa-
tion in the memory Of the reader.
Just published and received at ADAMS JIG.
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The NAVY.

The u S. Navy is divided into six
%squadrons, viz: the Home, the Official,
the Mediterranean and East Indian, each
consisting of -four ships, the Brazil squad
ron, of three ships, and the Pacific, of
seven. The Michigan. Iron Steamer)
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service. in the upper Lakes. The miss
ing slooop of war, Albany, is given up
for lost. The San Jacinto has been sent
TO the East Indies. The whole number
of vessels in service, is twenty-eight.-
The Secretary recommends a large in.
crease of the Navy. Six large steamers
were built last year.
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The visions ofthe night are often made most grotes-
que and unpleasant by means Of a barbarOus tooth
ache. In such cases what a happiness TO have at
hand an instant relief Such rs is supplied by Perry
Davis Pain Killer Keep it in your houses.
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TPDR TUBBS' APPOINTMENTS are to he RE
SUMED in MARCH next. and continued as heretofore.
They viii not be supplied by any one else during his
absence.
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NPNCTICE--DR s SrRoNG's FEVER DESTROYER
The proPrietOrs depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy, to
build up its own. repu alton. Every sufferer will be
left to decide for himself the relief il affords him. The
best recommendation ii can acquire is to take it to the
sick ROOM, and there let il speak for itself; let il there
spread JOY and peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain. lift viii not do this, a thousand certificates
will do but little toward securing the confidence Of the
public The estimOnials-which are many aud long
are published in a circular, as the limits Of an adver-
tsenent will not permit-whieha are presented morefO
the purpose OF ealling the public mind to this new rem
edy. which may be founi at all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever rntrOdnc
ed. and form 4 great public blessing. On the other
hand, IL it possesses no real value, the sick will soon
end it ont, and demonstrate it as a humbuy, "a base
imposition. See advertisement
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MANY persons afflicted for years with uamors, and
general Debility, have consented to try DR.. s. A Wea-
Ver's celebrated Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, which
IS advertised in another Column They commenced
with little faith. hut they never had to try another med
icine. for they found a cure. Such is the testimony
everywhere.
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INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

Col. Mannypenny, the Commissioner
on Indians Affairs, stro7gly recommends
the substitution of payment to the In
dams or their annuities, in provision and
goods, instead of the present system of
cash payments. He urges as a reason
for the change, hat now the greater
part of the money is Immediately trans
ferred to the pockets of willie specula-
tors in exchange for spirituous liquors,
or BY the quicker process of gambling.
The Secretary says:
Combinations of men, too, as power.
full as they are INSCRIPTIONS, keep con-
stantly on foot systematic and organized
plans 20 deceive and corrupt the chiefs
and principal men and thus they often
obtain the signatures of these ignorant,
deluded and corrupted people on powers
of attorney and other instruments, appro-
Priating and assigning to them and their
confederates in such nefarious practices
large amounts of the funds of the In
aians, without any valid consideration
therefore.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14
Teiegraphic News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.--Great excitement
was raised last evening at meeting of the
jackson Democrats, occa sioned by hostile
demonstrations on the part of some of the
members, growing out Of differences relative
arrangements for the celebration OF Dem
ocratic triumph.
Terrific Fire I'm BeIiefontaime.
The Cleveland Herald has received the
following letter:
BGLLEroSTAISE, Ohio, Nov. 3, 1856.
Dear Sir: A fire broke ont Saturday night.
about half past ten, which entirely destroyed
fifty nine buildings, several Of them the best
in town. One entire square, except five
buildings, is heap OF smoking ruins
Thirty five business rooms in ashes.
Fuller 4 Rutter, Slough & Harbaugh,
Rutan Il Riddle, X. n. Gardener, d. w.
Gardener, J. n. Allen, j. G. Scarf, r. T.
Cook, d. Holmes, Jno. Kirkpatrick, w. l..
Jno. Ii. Myers, +. o. Moore, and Henry Mil
Ter are among the sufferers, and some sustain
heavy losses.
1t is impossible yet to estimate the loss, bu,
it is immense. The Exchange Bank, Mer-
chants Bank, and Post Of6ce are in ruins
succeeded in saving most Of the letters and
records belonging to the Post Office. now
occupy one corner or the Court House.
Fhlrty-four persons arrested for stealing
goods. Great confusion and excitement.
W. V. MARQUIS, p. NJ.
In addition to the above, the Postmaster
Mt Bellefontaine writes that the total loss by
the ire is estimated at $l50,000.
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Correspondence Of the Gate City.

LANCASTER, Nov. l4th, 1856.
Messrs. Editors: Fremont's majority in
Keokuk county is &C, officially. Jeremiah
Hollngsworth's majority for Delegate is 100.
This speaks we'll for keokuk county. She is
decidedly Republican. You will perceive this
il slight gain since August. The Republic
can majority in August was Gil.
Yours Respectfully,
JAMES McGREW.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14
For the Gate CITY.
Fl. madison, Nov. IL.

TT. MADlecN, NOV. II.
Enc. GATE Orr The follouiDg il the Of
aoial vote of Lee coaasy On the Presi6sntial
|elsetien: -
1schanan, ass
Fremont, 1850
Fillmore. $50
Buchanan has 37S votes more than Free
mont, and go less than the whole vote cast
in our county.
Considering the large vote cast for Fill
more, and the fact that \ very large portion,
say fonr-fifth4, Of those who voted for him
in this county were anti Slavery extensionists
in sentiment, il is very evident tina, old Lee
would have gone for Fremont had Fillmore
not been candidate.
There is some little excitement here from
the fact Of several of these Know Nothings
who had been most rampant in eiectioneer-
ing for Fillmore, themselves voting for Buck
and Brock The honest portion of the X.
Ms. who were sold by their leaders in Court
House pay, now express indignation at their
betrayal.
We feel fattered at your notice in the
Gate of our Republican gain in this city At
the rcceu. election. We gained largely here
and in the neighboring townships of Jeifsr-
son, Green Bay, Washington and Denmark,
and feel so much encouraged by the past that
we arc already organizing to do better at the
next election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14

ga MAGUiHss COMPOUND EXTRACT or BEsSE
PiAsr-A certain care for Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Summer Compliant, and all affections Of the bowels
attended witaregasaton. Asa safe, palatab.e and
reliable remedy L is unequalied. For children
teething, attenl dwlh irritation of the bowels it
IL the IN "a: slata,ns rem ady in Prepared and
sold by J. 4 c. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
:. " cor. Olive b I'd s,s., st. Louie.
For salem X tokuk by +. A. 0'Connor, and Drug
gists generally aug20dA won
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14

RIcxEy M,soS, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Pcrcha, also upon Platina with
continuous Cum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined To do the neatest work that 10
done in the City, and at less price than
any other oihce here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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s'N Nj B 4 SKIP NCE!!o
r AN now receiving h fayy stock of SEASON AaLk
L GOODS, direct fran che Eas, efn rifies. They mr.
not bee ,ni.hsnd gssts hus fresh and nics. A
good sssost msnt asd large lot. to suit all kinda
OF customers.
There are three things to b. dered in trading
one IL to have the right kind OF goods another H.
TO make the prices to sait and the thirds have
accotn lnodating statesmen. My hnasss possess all
these reqairsmeus and certainly there II the place
to gst dood bargains.
Ny WINTHk STOCK consists in part Of the fol
lowing DslAins4, soiid and fgared dcbaise, neri-
nos iustres, pIads, linseys. ginEhnms eicths, cAs
silneres casinets, swx~is, jeans, Canton fanneis,
wool nannels ali colors, olers danseis, wool com
fmts, hoods, mt,s, Glayes, hosiery, table linen.
damask, diaper, shawis, long and Day State, men .
wool shirts and drawers, doinetics, blue and brown
tiekngs. shectings hats and caps. boots aud shoes,
and every thing usually found in tbs dry gsis de
partment. And IN spnncction with the above,
have large slosk of Cnook sRy WARS. Itssipe
recently rccraitsd my stock. can OF = snperior
inducements in this line. A 100, = good assortment
Of choice FAMILY HkOCRkiES in fact, every
thing In the merchandise line, and II there Is any
article NC cannot furnish, We can tell you where 70
6pd IL.
just drop in at tho "NfMBLE sTXPENCE," and
look at those Nsw Goods. which have not been ON
hand since the year one. II affords ~ pleasure 70
show nice gods. You will nnd them ut
Nos. 81, "a = 100 Matn.ss., Keok Nh.
Oo,.sdIw y i. BILLINGy.
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= = -
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VINHIs is to notify my friends and foes that am
i now home again went TO Illinois on business
and after having done tina, business urned to my
family ; so that II have done anybody wrong 10
any way, am now here 10 answer for IL. I am able
to prove NJ good character for quiet and peaceable
citizenship us my other for the time | have hv d
here, the opinion e Others not withdrawing. can
b. found ~ ms residences 1T any time.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, kcokuk Pedler.
n1k nh Nay
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Nillimevv and Fancy deeds.
ATTENTION I.AnIESi

I WOULD RESPECTFULLY call The attention " ths
l Ladies 10 ny large and we'll selected stock ef
Fall and Winisr aood., whish viii sell ~ cncin.
natl prices. My stock consists of silk, straw, and
tel,st Rsnncts; aka, splendid assortment Of
Ribbous. Flowers and Feathers, selected with great
care. Yonwiii fnirssything in the Millinery and
Fancy business, ut my establishment, In the lstest
fash,on. l an a.sa prepared 10 do ali work in ny
business al the shortest notice, such lining tvi
ming, bleaching, pressing and making hupets u
every description to order. / will warrans all
work to give satisfaction.
Come come all, No trouble 20 show goods al
Mrs. Glenny's, No - Johpson Atreet. between Ind
and I'd directly opposite 0hmer's 2aiooa.
Sept16dly MRS. 1LEyNY