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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26
Fro the Natchez Courier.
"For the Sake Of tlae Union"

Itis worthy of remark that those who seem
most solicitous that old line Wings and Union
men should vote for Buchanan, for the sake Of
the Union, are the very same men, who in 1851,
were themselves for secession. These extrem-
lists then told us that the rights of the South
were invaded BY those iniquitous Compromise
measures. Now they call on Union men and
Wings to vote for Buchanan to sustain these
very measures. They then told Us that moth
ing could save the honor Of the South save Sc
cession. The Union stank in their nostrils.-
They called for committees of safety, and the
like revolutionary measures. And now, what
change! These very men are calling on the
oid-line Wings and Union men OF 1851, to come
and help them save the Union from ruin, de-
struction and Fremont. Are they in earnest
when they ask aid for this purpose! Do they
love the Union better aoo than they did hen-
or is this cry Of saving the Union only catch
word to entrap silly men to help them into
power?
The following extract from the N. O. Creole,
is we'll worthy the consideration of Union men
and old-line Wings:
| Isr NOT THE TRUE REAsoS.-A gentleman
who holds a prominent position in Louisiana
has Just returned from a tour OF travel at the
North, decided 10 support Buchanan, becanst
kis election sciH hasten the dissolation Of The I'm
ION. There are strong reasons to believe thai
no inccnsiderable portions OF the warm friends
of Mr.. Bucharail are at heart in favor Of di
vided republic.
1t is worthy Of remark that the leaders II
the secession plot which, a few years since agi
tated the slave States, are now leading in favo
of Mr. Buchanan. Gen. Quitman. of Misss
sippi, then openly avowed as reason for rails
ing the banner Of seccssions, grievances whicl
he now supports in sustaining the cause of Buch
! anan. Pierre Soule, Of Louisiana, stands il
the same position with the distinguished Sena
tor from Mississippi. Throughout the entr
4 Southern States, the same men who then wer
ready, at the point of the bayonet, If necessar,
. to throw off the control of the general govern
: lment, are now found the supporters of Buchar
an--side by side with the Van Burens, Wright
: and an army Of these, to avoid whom the
struggled to destroy the Union of these States
f Have these men purgsd themselves of their ol
4 hostility! Have they exhibited penitence fe
! their former heresy, or repudased all future d
!. sign upon the integrity Of the Republic! {
). are they now designing to accomplish, ind
e rectly, what they then failed to secure by ope
e actiong
) Il not Buchanan supported at the South wi
4 the ultimate design of consolidating mere
= geographical parties! and are not many pc
ri sons coming to his aid, because his election W
e. intensity the present struggle between the Nor
ID and the Suuthf Il I,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26

or Some of the howlers about Mr. Fillmore's
friends in Congress being unsound will be surpris-
ed to see how Buchanan's friends voted, on the
army appropriation BILL with the Kansas pro-
viso.
Only one of Mr.. Fillmore's friends voted for it.
Mr.. Dunn Of Indiana, while Of Buchanan's sup
porters voted against striking out the proviso
viz: Knowlten. Of Maine; Sherman and 0livor, o.
New York; Barclay, Of Pennsylvania, lhis espe.
cial friend,) and Albright, Of Ohio.
We hope to hear no more of Fillmore'f %
/ souuduess and Buchanan puritv. tnaj
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26

Dar A Buchanan paper. speaking Of the Ger.
man vote says:--
I'VE wish the Dutch we're IN Holland, and Hol.
land in hellD
This editor perfectly agrees with his party a
Ito where the Dutch should the only difierencs
Is that, unlike bis party, IL wishes the Dutch II
take Holland along with them iastaad Of Ameri
lo6. 8 8
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26
AMERICAN BANNER.
YAZoO CITY. SEPT. 1e. 1856
why mot vote for FILLMORE.

II there be an American or old-line Wing
who prefers Fillmore to Buchanan, has he any
good reason for voting for the latter! None in
the world The assumption (if any such thing
does now influence him. hat Buchanan is
stronger than Fillmore, is utterly unfouuded.
IF there be such, we commend to their atten
ton the letter of Hon. Humphrey Marshall.
which we publish this morning. Remember
what Choate said, "that If every man who pre-
iers Fillmore for the Presidency would vote
for him, he would be triumphantly elected"
Remember what Maryland says:
"LET OTHERS DO AS THEY MAY, MARYLAND
WILL GO FOR FILLMORE.
Let every Fillmore man adopt the Maryland
mo TO. We believe that Choate spoke truly
when he uttered that sentiment. Then, Fill
more is the choice of the people. Why should
the people then, not vote for him! Must they
be deferred from so doing by the obstinacy Of
the Democracy in cnging with desperate e
naciiy to Buchanan and trying to force him
upon a reluctant people! If they cling to their
man and scout all compromises, why should you
not cling to your man! Must you concede ev-
erythlne? What has the country to gain by
the election Of Buchanan! Will he put down
civil war! Has Pierce done it? Does not
Buchanan endorse the Pierce po icyi Do moi
the doctrine Of Squatter Sovereignty and the
peculiar States Rights views Of Mr.. Buchanan
rise up and forbid him to employ the army te
nut down civil war in Kansas or anywhere else
Most undoubtedly.
The States, according to him and his party
are sovereign, and the general Government
must not interfere with their internal affairs
nor with the internal affairs of territory, fo
the reason that he places the inhabitants there
Of on footing with the people Of the States
and the Government must not interfere will
them This is the reason why the Kansas wa
has not been put down by the Government
That war, if left as 4 legacy to the next admin
listration, will either be put down by Fill more
or lest to work cut its own bloody results b.
Buchanan or Fremont. Fillmore would lon
since have had the army there, and peace re
stored. Pierce was held in the gives of Squat
ter Sovereignty and States' Rights, and wa
powerless He could raise a storm. but coul
not. dared not quell it.
Fillmore will, as Pretident, raise no storms
make no civil wars; but IL any are left as
{ legacy to his administration, he will quell then
; He will sheath the swords and spike the car
mons of Kansas. II there be any hope for III
9 Union, that hope twines around him. Lookin
lin any other direction, we see nothing but darl
o ness. Let US make for the light for thore is o,
safety. Maryland is marching to it. "Let OF
s ers do as they may, Maryland ,oiu go for FL
more" That noble sentiment will be caug
= up from the hilr and valleys Of the South
the great lakes of the North and West, ar
peal on and on, over the whole Union, like d
notes of q rallying trumpet.-Hemph,s Ed9l
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26

AMERIcAN CoNsTITuTlox.- -This Is beautfnf
figure of Wnthrops in refarenceto our Constitution
where he says: Like one of those wondrous rock.
ing stones raised bp the Druida which the finger Of
child might vibrate to il centre. yet the might Of
an army could not move 4 fro il place. our Con-
stitution i % nicely poised. that Il seems y sway
with every breath Of passion jet % firmly bed in
the hearts aud affections Of The psaple. hat the
widest storms Of treason and fanstcism hsak over
lit in vain"
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FILL M o u IS.

ArR-"1ae days schen zoe ,pent Gipsyiag.
The "times that tried mems souls, boys,
Has come around agains
We must prepare for action, boys
With al our might and main,
The noble men who led US then.
Have taught Us what to do;
And for the glorious Union,
We win be staunch and true.
We only need leader,
Like those we had before,
And for the post before our host,
Who'll gil it like FILLkokEg
CHORUS. Fill up, fill up the sparkling cup.
TO one well tried before,
Who firm and just, we can well trust;
FHLMoRE-I1'I ILf.xoRE
He held that post before, boys
And well the work was done,
And nohiy did he win bis name
"The second WAsHINGroNl"
For when our good old Taylor died.
He bravely took the helm,
And through the storm that deeply trieds
| He steered the troubled realm.
To stem the waves unshrinkinglys
| His powers were firmly bent,
l'Tiil all the nation Joined to praise
"THE MODEL PREsIDENr."
CnoRus. Fill mp. fl up, &c.
He knew no North. he knew no South.
But when the trouble came,
His hope and strength grew firm
In the Unions sacred name,
And party strife might vainly rage
Among the noisy host.
He stood afar from wordy war.
/ In quiet at his post;
While men in whom the nation hoped,
| like idols made Of clays}
Turned traitors 70 their mighty trust.
He never turned away.
Cnoaus.- Fill up, Gil up, &c.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26

FoR OR AGAINST A Virginia letter writer
says: "Mr Buchanan has been for Bank and
against it-for the tariff Of 1912 and against it,
for the Maysville and Cumberland roads, against
internal improvements-fo the distribution oi
the proceeds of the public lands and against it
for ,Squatter Sovereignty now and against it in
.ls4s-for the principle of the Wilmot Provisc
hitherto, and against it now, (because it clashes
with the 'Squatter Sovereignty platform built a
Cincinuati,) thanking his God that his fortune
was cast in State not cursed with slavery, ant
now the champion Of Southern institutions-but
above all, for Washington's policy Of non-inter
vention with the affairs Of foreign countries, ant
yet the author of the Ostend manifesto
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26
Ten Cent JiEnmy..--Au EistoricaI
Romance.
V
Trsr-"Dar Tucte

eY YAWoHEIsc NAN.
TrsE-"Dan Tucker
There's Ten Gent Jimmy os old f;rae.
Who never earn'd do lar or ding,
And By his wits: from then till now,
las always sucked the public COW.
Get out Of the way. Old Ten Cent Jimmy,
Get out ef the way, Old Ten Cent Jimmy,
Gctout Of the way, Old Ten Cent Jimmy,
Clear tie track for Fillmore and Hickory.
In 1912 we i,esaa our fichts
About Free Trade and Sailors Rights,
There's Ten Cent Jimrny, OF pure intention,
Whose heat was with The Hartford Conyens.en.
Get ont Of the way. &c.
About this time speech lie izade
Which caucd the Democrats to fade
His blood waa pure and rather fat,
But not drop Uf Democrat.
Get out Of the way. &c.
To Cincinnati The Sages so,
A Platform they have made ron know,
A rick tty think. or rather skinny;
On gvhicl, they placed Old Ten Ceat Jircmy.
Get out OF the svay, &c.
There's Fillmore he's National nlan.
And Donelson i...les Up the spsa;
The track is clear, and I'll bet a gu;nca
Wen easily beat Old Ten Ceiit jimmy.
Get out Of ;Lc way. DO.
Ye working Ileln, on you I call,
Who thinks our wages are too sr>alf-
Who prefer dollar to penny--
Down at oEce oa Ten Cent Jim1ay.
Down at c..ec on Ten Cent Jimmy,
Down at once on Ten Cci.t Jimmy,
Down at oice ua Ten Cet Jimmy,
Up VITA the 1~g Of Fillmore and Hickory.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-26

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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Each subsequent insertion, 5O
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of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
M Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. All
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~ A liberal deduction made to those advertising
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patch, on liberal terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-16

Main Street, bet. ord & Attn SIS, hEOh n, lOa n.
rTNHE undersigned has now IN his
l. Ware Rooms, and desi gus keep
ing constantly hand we'll Sc
lccte assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture embra-
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; fine
and plain Sofas; fine and PLAIN Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, to the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest styles
Lounges, DC.
Looking Glasses of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings,
floor and door mattings, floor and table on cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimming,
window shades ard trimming, and every other arti-
Gle usually kept in my line Of business.
Part of my stock made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures Of
high standing, 30 that can warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Nv object is 10 establish permanent business
here and not the Peter Funk principle and as
indueement to persons 10 purchase OF me, am
resolved to sell ut the lowest ST. Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchase ng
elsewhere / will always take pleasure IN showing
furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who call on me-
whether they feel inclined to buy not.
May 81, lS54.-dAwtf q. W. SANDERS.
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yothe ci,sxens of Keo,suh.

| ANiN Nc Interested with NJ the Messrs Seofclds
IN the tias Fitting Business, we would assure
he puoiIe that all orders given a. them will be ex
ecuted IN neat and workman like manner, and
that they rely upon she work done bv them. AZ
being Of the very best material
As u VIII he but short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend 10 those desi.
roas OF lighting up AZ the TIME ct the completion %
the works, that they give ydlate orders for pipe
fixtures, dc, otherwise many would be DELAYED be.
yond that time, il would be Impossible 10 supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3, ls55.-~d {, hERRiCK d co.
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UN SkLUNU eIhhhF,
Next door to c. Parsons Banking House,
kEOkUk 10 A.
FINHE subscriber has just received large e
i and beautiful stock of Gold and Silver "a
Watches. Gold Jewelry, &c, comprising the W.
latest STYLES of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thmbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps, studs Gold Pens with or without
holders, Colo Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent repair the most difficult and deli
cate work that may be entrusted to his
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov IS, l855-dly N. w. JONES
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WHAT Is more desirable by the young than the
w luxuriant locks If youth and beauty What
is more dreaded by the middle aged than gray hairg
Who hat Is old but would avert badness! which
can all lie accomplished by using Alexander Pc
lsmicus universally acknowledged 10 be the NEST
superior article for identifying the Hair and which
is equally efcacous in preserving it, natural health
For sale at 81 Main Street, by
Jnnc I'd j. H. MINCHFLL co.
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JUST RECEIVED,

nIRECT from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes Fur Gauntlets, Swans Down yictorines and
Cuffs Gents Eur Mufiers, Fur Gloves, DC, &c.,
brought to the West. shat ota Greai Inducements
dTlwho ,cant anything in the sbove hae, and will
sell sets of Victornes cheaper than the article
can be bought in st. Louis All ask Is for you to
call and examine my stock, which is superior to any
thing in the West
Ladies please call and look my stock. No
trouble to show goods. Don't forget the place, but
call at the NEW YORK EMPORIUM,
A. C. SHELDON,
Oct IL 55-d Main, corner Sd st.
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NEW PRXNCXRLElmN0s R0x6OH1~ ~-
Rhodes FeVer and Ague Cure.

HQO008 rover ana AEu0 @uI0.
nR ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA, for the proven
~ ton and cure of Fever and Ague or Chill Fever;
Dumb Ague and other Intermittent and kemittent
Fevers also Of Bilious Fevers, accompanied by
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility Night Sweats,
and all other forms of disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Miasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unavoidaby inhaled Mt every breath, is
the same in character wherever il south
east west-and win everywhere yield TO this
y discovered ASrIDorE which nenraiizcs the poison,
completely purifes the system, and thus entirely
moves all the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordna-
ry results from its
1t will protect any resident traveller even in
the most sckly swampy localities, from any ague
or bilious disease whatever, or any injury from CON
stantly inhaiing Malaria or Miasma.
II will instantly check the ague in persons who
have suffered for any length of time from one day
twenty years, so that they need never have another
chill by continuing its use according TO directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing re-
suits Of bilious ague diseases, such general de
bilty ght sweats etc. The patient at once begins
recover appetite and strength and continues until
permanent and radical cure is effected. And AZ a
proof that ii is also worthy of public confidence, be
of its singular and entire harmessness the fol
lowing certificate from one Of the most celebrated
chemists in the United States is attached to every
bottle;
NEW YoRK june II 1855.
~ have made a chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure, Antdote to Malaria, and
have tested ii for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine strych
nine but have not found particle OF either In IT,
nor have found any substance in its composition that
would prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES X. Chiffon, M, D. Chemist.
This allows Of its free as preventive by which
ali persons may thus be OF entire freedom from the
above named diseases, matter how sickig tho sea
son or swampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy frequently published and the
l. "a npIy trx ttnF
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used
These only are relied upon to prove it, worth
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary eases
some NAV require more. Directions printed in Ger
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro
prietor JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, X. /.
efs-H. ii. AYRRs, Agent, Keokuk, Iowa, and for
sale by Druggists, generally. nov3:ddw
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COMMUNION Notice.

NOtlGe.
l HAVE III store the following articles, which, II
called for within 80 Days will be sold 10 pay
charges J K. COPELlN,
~. CT Corner Biondeaa and l4eYee.
Samuel Weger, boxes.
John Hananai. Indianola, L. pckgs scythcs
cradles ard noes,
Mir Harsh. Aauyeo. lot wagon stuff
j. Brown, keukuk large box, $50 lbs.
II. Perkins, keokuk, slab iron, bars iron,
pckgs sundries.
Frederck Samerschid or Miss Dora Bozi Spring
Grove, near Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa,
key wine pchgs Ii II goods piano
knsell smoker, keokuk. bundles sheet iron,
2 pcs do
Isaac Meggs kcokuk box.
s. Hendershot he0kuk, chest.
VIM, Baldwin, heokuk, box.
l.. A Boyer, keokuk, ! boxes cocks . 10 weights.
X. X. Latta, keokuk. boxes mdz.
II L. Goodrich heokuk, ] SIT harness.
John Byrland. Polk City, Iowa b,x, chest.
J. Thompson, running gear Of tive horse wagon.
Hendrck & Gillespie, Quincy, Iowa, bundle mill
CAMS
james Harper, threshiug machine, horse power,
etc, etc.
Ii. Poison, Wheeling Iowa, straw cutters, lot
plumber.
H. Bea,ner, boxes dry fruit sack do.
JB. Williams, boxes, bodsleadr
Samuel NJ. Ghri, box fruit.
Adam keck, naTsei }. T. Copeiir box.
i 4. Porter, buggy.
j. " Sehosily, Keokak. = boxes. bandi,s b1
steads.
J. II. Mcfarland, Keoknk, bbl. dry fruit
r. Hubert. ! bale hops.
G. B,lin, pair platform scales.
No mark. earrings springs,
l barrel aud box.
Dac,,nber II. 1855. dtjan2e
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Gas Fixtures.

'E'iE Undersigned are prepared 10 receive orders
Il Tor hitting up stores Offices and dwelling houses
With pipe and fixtures for gas--promptly executing
H. sar.e, and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gas
tigl:.
Al persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
be@l called upon, requested to leave their adj
4re$s with u, through lie Post Office
ordsrs executed ~ the succession in which they
are received. SC0fIEiD q BROTHER.
/ dutY sd
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BLACKSmITIFING
WIN. MANNERS.


nYER AND SC0URER. On fifth street, one
IL door below Main, where he will rcnoyate and
make TO appear as new, all kinds Of Ladies and Gen
tlemen's apparel, such Grape, broschn cashmere
and wooea shaws, cashmere silk and merino dress
es, rugs, panoand table covers, window and damask
curtains &c.
All Of the above, and every other article Of cloth
ing colored in any of the fancy plain colors.
hope by close attention and a knowledge of my bus
mess, 10 give general satisfaction.
nov 2sd6w6in WIN. MANNERS
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Ire1mcndonsN tock.

MY Boys say my second story Is plled so 1uI ~
vi goods that there is danger Of breakdown. All
persons wanting goods at their own prices will dc
well u call at our and Us the trouble OF
throwing them into the street Dry Goods yes, ey-
cry thing; Groceries, yes the best eas frcsb Boots
and Shoes. yes, every thing.
aecT d6w s. s. 1DC C. BILLINGS.
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Denies ElectrO.M Magnetic Plaster.
An External Cure for CHILLs AND FEVER, IN
Four HOURS

II
Four HOURS
YINHIS Novel and extraordinary remedy is upheld
i by the testimony Of some of the best names in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
tor and inventor has among thousands Of Others GER
thcates from the following distinguished gentlemen
of Memphis Tenn, the home of the proprietor
Rev. Il. L. Grace, Col. Smith p Bankhead--editor
Memphis Wing, Vim. I. Yancey- Of the Mem
phis News, T. Kecfe, NJ. D., y A. Carr, NJ. D., H. IL.
Crockett, lawyer, grandson Of Dayy Crockett, Thos s.
Land, Nj. u.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain blister or ex
corate Wherever it has been introduced it has su-
perceded all other patent medicines for chills and
dripen quiyiae oaf II Inc market
Unlike QnnLu, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs this medicine makes quick RADICAL and per-
Fec. cure and is followed by srsn of maiadies
sorse than tne one removed IL perfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by all sexes and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the h. M. 2. in this
community leaves it TO make its local reputation here
by its own merits and superior claims ON the public
Address c. NJ. Denie, Proprietor Memphis, Tenn.
PRICE, 81. liberal discount made TO the trade.
Sent by mail, to all parta Of the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for kcokuk,
III. Ii. AYRES.
Corner Sd and Main street oct24dw
900 BOXES Glassware and Window Glass at
ZUU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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and the whole q . II
Lots 65 and 1873 in Nashville, and the 5 + Of N
1 of N + 26-65--6 90 acres in dispute.
For the whole of which | will take fwsnfy -tsoo
thousand dollars third in hand, and the balance
in one, two, three, and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent from date to be paid annu-
ally and secured by deed Of trust until III is paid
Amy person wishing for particular information as
to location quality of the lands, may apply to II.
T. Reid, Esq. or his Honor the Mayor Of the city of
Keokuk VIM. GILLISS.
I,1x
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Fresh Arrivals

4 T the Nimbie Sixpcnec, just from the Auction
n Rooms a large lot of Goods. Come and see what
bargains s. S. ID. c. BILLINGS.
sent l. lS55-d6w.