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Oct, %.


MY Kqtes and Accounts having been P''f q,
NJ in the bands of s. w. Davis, Egg. "a.
collection, those who are indebted Z" y.
dividualy, or as one OF the Did fifm o. lie .,ske
Il llaEy. are respectfully requested 'o
settlement by April Court, il not soonsiE
A. &. STEELN'
Feb. 2.Is55. 2s~p ~.
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD,
C -9zzs=- - TgT ft1s

RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.
G. G z Us
Raleigh s; CASTOR *. Ee. Office,
RALEIGH, Feb 8, 1886. )
As THE NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
"a ROAD is now completed to Charlotte, no.
tice is hereby given, that
Goods and Produce
Brought down that Road, intended for transport
taton oyer the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad, will
be received by this Company at the North-Caro-
lima Rail Road Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly
by the two Companies) and will be transported
thence without delay or extra charge and goods
designed for the Western Merchants and others
along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg
or Portsmouth, except on way freight, which
must be paid i'll advance or on delivery of the
goods.
Avery effort will be made by the Officers and
gents of the CO mpany to give satisfaction in
he transportation of Goods and Produce.
Owners and shippers Of Goods are requested to
have them distinctly marked, so that their desti-
nation may be known.
r. A. HAMILTON, President.
FEB. 19.-tfl
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Stop Him :!

sup EAAAH
I'D AN OFF, or was decoyed away from the
EA> subscribers residence near Wood-Lawn
Mills, Castor equity. N. C., on Sunday "a
the 29.h of June, negro man named "a
ALBERT, G.
About 80 years OF age, rather yellow
complexion, about 5 feet 5 or inches high,
stumpy form, w chs about 40 or i5O pounds,
and is slow OF speech when spoken to. lie had
on when he let, copperas pants, heavy domes-
tic shirt, black wool hat, and IL pair of round
tOed home made shoes-l.is clothes very dirty.
He took other clothes. and no cause is
known for his leaving
l will pay TWENTY DOLLARS for his
delivery to me at home or in any of the adj
joining county j.,ils so that get him Ifta-
taken up out of the State or the bounds OF
home, showing that he making for free
State, will pay FIFTY DOLLARS. if secur-
ed until | get hm-and a like sum for the
detection and conviction of the person who
decoyed him off, if it shall appear he was per-
sudded away for their own purposes.
LEANDER SMITH.
CASTOR, July.s, 1S55.-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Spring Term, 1856.
Samuel A. Davis, Admr.)
of X. Is. Houston. decd.
r, TT.
JAS Houston and others, -'-'N ~ ''Ii i-'il"
Heirs at Law of
K. b. Houston.
Il I appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
IL that James Houston, - Butter and Mar
garet, his wife, and JnO. n. Houston, the chill
dren and heirs at law of said Robt. b. Houston,
deceased, are not inhabitants of this State, but
reside beyond the limits of the same: 1t is there
fore ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks, in the Western Democrat, for said defen-
dants to be and appear at the next term of this
Court, to Be held for the county of Union, at the
Courthouse i'll Monroe, on the first Monday of
July next, to plead, answer or 'Gemur to this pc
tition, or the same will be taken pro contesso,
and heard ex parte as to them.
Witness, j. II. Stewart, Clerk ofpur said Court,
at Office, in Monroe, the first Monday of April,
A. D., 1856.
J. NJ. STEWART. c. Z. c. c,
May q, 1856--6w [Prs. fee SO
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Notice.

~ wife Caroline, having left my bed and
1'a board, all persons are hereby notified that
Will not be responsible for any contracts she
may make AIRERT5 WALLACE
June ] 1864 -
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CHARLOTTE
MARBLE YARD

HNHE subscribers having formed themselves
u into a company, respectfully tender their
services to the people of Charlotte and the coun-
try generally III their line of business They are
prepared to furnish Monuments ,Gravcstones Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble Table Slabs Marble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved TASTE and styles, and upon
the most accommodating terms ever offered in the
Southern country. They will keep constantly
on hand the best description of Egyptian, italian
and American Marble.
All orders, for any article addressed to the sub
scriberS, will meet with prompt attention. and will
be packed and forwarded with the utmost care
and despatch.
The yard is situated on the northwest corner
of the Charlotte Depot Yard
WIN. TIDDY & SONS.
Jan. s. 1S56=lY
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]. X. BRAGG,

ia Market ST., st. Louis, March s, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing an extensive travel IN the
West and Southwestern States as general agent
for Adams American Lnmrnt, ard would be glad
u Won would favor me wIiha consignment nf PRO
FESSC'R WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE as
1 eel assured that | can introduce il in MANY pa-
ces where 1t Is not known. as my head IS living
testimony OF It's valuable properly in restoring the
hair 10 Its natural color. ! am forty years old, and
my hair was almost white; but after using three
hall PIN. bottles, my hair ia as beautiful auburn as
1t was NJ sixteen, and much Improved in appear
ance, and would not be without bottle on hand
for the price ten. should be very glad 10 attend
TO any mater connected with the HAIR II ES-
IORA1IVE. / have been for fifteen years en-
gagged IN the same business, ard will be glad TO hear
from you soon. Very respectfully
-- WM. b. BROOME.
orTSold at ia Market street, 81. LOUIS, Missou-
ri. 3l2 Broadway, New York, and by Scarr & Co.
Charlotte, n. G. and by Druggists everywhere
All kinds of family parent medicines for sale. on
the best possible terms, at Professor Woods estab
lshmea'. ia Market street, St. Louis.
Anru IS56
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BAKING HAM.-Most people boil ham,
1t is much better baked, if baked right
Soak it for an hour in clean water, and
wipe it dry; next spread it all over with
thin batter, and then put it into deep dish
with stick under it, to keep it cut of the
gravy. When it is fully done take off the
skin and matter crusted upon the flesh side,
and set it away to cool. You will find it
very delicious, but too rich for dyspeptics.
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70 The mind may be over6urdened ;
but Ike the body, it is strengthened more
by tho Earnth of exercise than of clothes.
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PROFITS OF A VINE.-A late paper gives
statement of the cost and profits of an Is
Rbella grapevine. The cost of labor is put
down at twenty-five cents yearly, in prun-
ing and dresSiRg. and for the requisite guam
tily of dressing. The profits are Ave to six
bushels of grapes annually. besides the or
namcntal effect of beautiful vine around
the premises Home Journal.
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a lady leaving home was TIM: !,
dressed by her little ..Young 49,. ls ed-
Mamma, will you remember to buu
penny whistle-and let it be ret;gio.. 'a 10
5" that can blow it on Sunday. e'
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Fresh Fluid and Can.DI,ene.

"a t PKlTCHARD,S Drug Sore, you win
{ n get these articles pure. Fluid at 81 Der
yallon-Camphine 80 cents, cash. April g. f56
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St. Paul, January /, 1855.
Professor O. J. WooD-

Professor O. J. WooD-
Dear Sir: Unsolicited, send you this certificate.
Alter being nearly bald for long time, and hav-
ing tried all the hair restorativcs eXtant, AID hav-
ing no faith in any, was ind ICED, on hearing OF
yours, TO give ii a trial. placed myself in the hands
of barber, and had my head IuIb with COED
stiff brush, aud The restorative then applied and
well rubbed in, till the scalp was glow. This
repeated every morning, and in three weeks the
young hair appea ed and grew rapidly from August
last till the present time, and is now thick, black
and strong-sot and pleasant tn the TOUCH; where
as, before, 1t harsh and wIry, what ltlle there
OF it, and that little disappearing very
rapidly, | still use your restorative about twice
we k, and shall soon have good aud perfect crop
of HAIR. Now, ii had read OF these things=-and
who has not? but have not seen hitherto any case
where any PERSONS hair was really benefited by
any OF the hair tones etc. OF the days and it really
gives pleasure record the result OF my exper-
fence. | have recommend, your preparation to
Others, and 1t already has large and general sale
throughout the Territory. The people here know
IFS effects. and have confidence in it. The supply
you sent U.s. as wholesale agents for the Territory
Is nearly exhausted. aid daily inquiries are made
for it. You deserve credit Tor YOU: discovery and
|, for one, return you my thanks for The benefit It
has done me. for | certainly had despared long
ago of ever effecting any such result.
Yours, hastily. ]. w. BOND,
Firm Of Bond s; kellogg, Druggists.
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FRUIT TREEs.-Nearly all fruit trees are,
on their trunks or among their branches,
of insects. These can be effeetually clear
ed away by a wash of ley, made from pot
ash or wood eshes, of a strength sufficient
to bear an egg. 1t will kill every no1ious
thing. and viii not hurt the bark. 4 pound
of potash to pailful of water will make it
sufficiently strong.
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G. F. ANDERSON.
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'ui iIhH'ii1S w
Firm Of Bond s. KeLlog, Druggists.

FRnFEsSOR W OoD-
Dear SIR: Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, 1t gives me pleasure 10 say,
hat its effect has been excellent in removing in
tammation, dandruh, and a constant tendency to
itching, with which have been troubled from nv
chIdhOod and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, 10 ITS original color. | have
used no other article, with anything like the same
pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-31

The next town we came to was Clsataa,
where ! am now wrisk 1t is on -
in Clayton coua3, and lies il the t. ~
- rsyins betwsen 10 80 high Aluah.
There m some very good bsilainr kers,
and tAinss look thrisiag. Ihsrsasy y p
hundrA people here, but their limits We
eon16u1 and there is hardly room for q
many more, unless they string along up and
down the narrow shore. Clayton is City
miles above Dubuque. @s ss8k's f8
Thus far it has been my good fortune to
pass oil the towns that cared to see, BY
daylight; but now
ss'Ths shades Of night arc falling fast, !"
and we shall pass Prairie du CHEN, and per-
haps some other towns that would be glad
TO SEQ, before morning. -
we are getting mp now whore the river il
narrower, but apparently dcepor, and where
l see sprinhled slong The heights the cone
shaped, whistling evergresns, whose sombre
foliage has been stranger to me these many
years.
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= q. g. SHELDON, "a
10, Main ~. Keskuk, Iowa.~
WILL again oGer to the public M immense sock
Of HATS aud GAPS. all new String and summer
styles.
EXTRA MoLE Skis HArs,
WHITE BKAvxK HAIRS,
GENTs' SorT DRxss HATS,
ERExCR FELT HATs,
FINE Wool HATS,
Low PRIcs Wool Hats,
CunpaES's Fancy HATS 4 Cars
In fact,
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in thu
Market.
ANY QUANTITY OF Straw GooDs,
PAsAxA HATs,
LEcaoRS HATS,
PAIN LEAF HATS,
L PEDAL HATS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK uSDxRwEAR or ALL KINDS, 4 sCrsaios
ARrfcLs.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LlsLa THREAD, Wool AND CorroN
HosIxKr;
WHITE AND CoLoREED KID GLOVES
TIES,
CRAvATS,
sUsPENDERs.
Also, numerous variety Of many Other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. c. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs MAir Street
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The People Of the United States, without regard
to past political differences divisions, who Gre
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
the policy Of the present Administration, to the
extension II Slavery into the Territories In favor
restoring the action Of the Federal Government to
the principles of Washington and Jeferson, nre in
vited by the National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention Of the 22d Of February.
1876, to send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District, and six Delegates At
large, 10 meet in PHILADELPHIA, on the 18th
day Of June next, for the purpose Of recommending
candidates for the offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
by order Of the National Committee.
Washington, March ~, 1856.
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NEW York, May 28.-The correspondence
OF the Evening Post writing from Washing
| ton to-day says Mr.. Sumner lies dangerously
ill. Last night violent fever commsnced
| with Inflammation OF wounds. lie RENAME in
bed unable to sleep, and no visitors are adj
mitted.
Another dispatch from Washington SAYS .
worse turn had laken place with Mr.. Sumner,
his wounds are swelling and brain fever is
setting in. He is in great pain, and suffered
| to see no one but his medical attendants.
The Physicians are holding consultation.
| A public meeting will be held on Friday
evening at the Tabernacle by citizens in New
York, to express their Indignation at the
brutal outrage lately committed upon Mr..
Sumner.
MONTPELIER, w., May 28.--The Vermont
American State Convention held its annual
session yesterday. The proceedings were
harmonious. r. Fletcher was nominsted for
Governor, and James NJ. Hale for Lieutenant
| Governor.
| Resolutions were adopted denouDcing the
administration, and proposing to unite with
the Republicans in Congressional and Presi-
| DENTAL elections. The assault on Mr.. Sum-
ner was referred to in strong terms, and the
House of Representatives called upon to ex-
L
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Mr. Champion was
this evening officially notified Of the discon-
tinuance of his diplomatic relations u Min
lister from Great Britain near this Govern-
meut, and was furnished with his passports.
The British Consuls at New York, Philadel-
phia and Cincinnati were notified By letter Of
| THAR dismissal. A notice Of the revocation
of the Exequatur will be announced to Con-
gress Tomorrow morning. The President
| will communicate message, accompanied
by documents setting forth the grounds of
the action of the Government in the recruit
ing question, and the dismissal Of Mr.. Cramp-
ton and the Consuls. The Presidant will
also transmit to Congress message, with
documents relative to central American af-
fairs, and particularly with regard to the
proposition Of Great Britain to arbitrate. Il
il understood that the Executive proposed TO
arbitrate any question Of political geogra-
ply, which by-any possibility may be raised
under the Central American treaty, but de-
MES any arbitration as to the construction Of
tho treaty.
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Republican Congrcssional Convcn.

The Republicans Of the First Congressional Dis
trict OF Iowa. are requested to meet in Convention
at otsamwa, Wapello county on tho hrst Thursday,
the 9TH day, of june next, for the purpose OF
mating candidate for Congress, for said District,
and to attend TO such other business as may come
before it. We recommend that the several counties
appoint twice the number Of delegates to the said
Convention they have members in the state Legis
lsture.
by order Of the Committee.
Republican papers please copy.
April 30th, 1856.
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os DUFF, 49,,
u Sss.... sss s.nie A. xisl:s.
ssa,.r4ay EvsSlnj 10y AL 4
\ sond night OF the ~ le.. Anspver r..ls !
sskuk; dramatised rom D04S cclsbSs
Novel Of NICK OF THE WOO.
This great drama has been acted ovse 1000 nights
In the principal Theatres Of the Union and had,
Its frst presentation at the Bowery Theatre, N. "
run Of 200 nights.
This piece will b. produced with entirely new
Scenery, from Ne pencil Of Mr.. Schell.
New Propsrtiss and Machinery by Mr.. 0intcr.
New Costumes BY Mrs. Moroney.
This Evening, Saturday May slst, will be per
formed, for the 6rst time in this city, the great
American Dgama. taken from DR.. Birds celebrated
novst, sHttt1sd -
NICK OF rHE WOODS:
OR, THE JIBBERNAINosAY.
Reginald Ashbasn.A "A Ell
8 q. s !; i: !. . 2: :.'' Mr.. DUFF,
The Jibbernainosay,
The Avenger,
Bloody Nathan,
Roaring Ralph 8tackpolc, tai
Ring Ieilea esuealer and : Mr.. Aorsney.
Bar with the hsr on, *g :
TELE DoE tThs daughter II the Deer Mrs. Duvs.
The performance will conclude withA Fsvsrite
Farce. s1 t
NorrE.-ThA; Blessed Baby has been engaged
for limited number Of nights, and will shdftly
appear.
Prices Of Admissio Dress Circle 20 cents; GallcTy
IS cents. Doors open at o'clock, curtain will rise
NJ ~.
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TO be published in the Republican papers Of
the County.
The greatest harniDny and good feeling
prevailed throughout - mssting. W
On motion, the CouVent1bA adjourned. 8,
A. BRID0o1AN, President
WILL. 5. pKrERsSNy Dec'y. =
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R00 SALE.
9 FINE building Lots, in Klock loe, situated on
= Franklin between 7th and Stn streets. A!so, !
splendid Lot, in Block 81, on High bstwses 5th and
9th Terms an''1n'n'' easy; =. R. AP DRizc n
Nay 80 Kilbourns's Block, MAia Ct.
m FEET frcnt BY 50 feet desp, on Sd st. between
~ Exchange and Bank st.f, with tho imprcys-
nsnss, viii Be- sold 4 : barsssa ~ ruovn
May 80 Kilboarsa's Block. Main It.
FOR SALE.
8 VERY desirable lot. for residences. situated on
y High Vt. bstvees, 4th and 9Th. For sale ~
Nav 40 E;,. ,ourne's Block, Main Ut.
EOn "A IN.
e FINE Lots, beautifully situated on Vonves'
= A''l' n Book 10. Apply 1. GoIMosD,
Msyss Kilboarnp. Buck. A.la q:
For LEa0 feet front On % street e. e
blondean Ard Concert, will - ~ seTsS ~
May so Kilbourne's Block, Main e.
AeR SA4H-Fuur vpfruttd tutT - =.
= between Sch and eth. For term enS{&R3ND.
Nay 50 Kilbournes Bloc =. .a.n =:
EOR SALE-Si1 6neiy located lots, 81 -. -.
- % franklin and Orleans st., betwse =. =,
s'A. Terms sa'y. Apply z 1 Drnoh ..
Nay 80 Kilbourne ~ Block, N, en e.
4 HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE.~A good ff. .sa
n house. containing ave rooms with m exc. ~. ~
esil.r and also Sood veil 2. ?. sas premises sis
May - Kilboarne's Bleok. Main It. j.
Ice Crean
EvERY day and evening q Creighton : Dinners
Il fashionabls Saloon, johnson street. nsar the
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scene n the senate ON the Eth May.
Mr.. Trumbull gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to prevent civil war and
restore peace in Kansas.
The bill providing for the general intro
duction of uniform national code Of ma
rine signs was passed.
Mr.. Slidell called the attention Of the Sen
ate to a telegraphic dispatch, giving Mr..
Summers statement before the comnittee OF
the House, published this morning, which
caused long debate and some excitement.
Messrs. Slidell and Douglass severally de-
MED the statement made by Mr.. Sumner, and
wished to prevent false impressions in the
country. Both dlsclaimed any idea whatever
about the contemplated assault. The latter
said he did not know Sumner was about the
capitol at the time.
Mr.. Toombs denied that he was near
Brooks at that time, but he told Brooks no
approved Of what he did.
Mr.. Butler said that had he been present
he would have assumed all responsibility
taken by his gallant relative. Not q single
word which had been quoted BY Mr.. Sumner
in application to him, was relative to any
thing with he said on the House que stion.
MIR. Wade knew nothing Of the assault,
but feelings were aroused when . man
was stricken down and almost murdered. A
brave man could not defend himself against
such an attack as that. II the principles an.
nounced are to prevail, let US como armed fol
the combat; although you IRE four to one,
am here to meet you. A man can di in nc
better cause than in defence Of liberty oi
speech. =.
MIR. Wilson was sure MIR. Summer did not
intend to place Senators in false position.
There Was nothing in Mr.. Summers state.
ment inconsistent with what Was said by
Msssrs. Slideil and Doug lass. He wss striek.
ndcwn, aud it was . bru tal, murderous and
cowardly assault.
Mr.. Butler-ssYou are liar" O.
Mr.. Stewart called toe Senator to order.
MIR. Butler apologize cd for words spoken in
the warmth of excite mcnt.
Mr. Wilson resumed, saying that when
MIR. Sumner was able to take his seat, he
would be ready to meet tho Senator from
South Carolina, and others, in debating thil
question, and answer the assumptions II su.
periority.
Mr.. Butler called on the Senate to Wit.
ness that no had always been courteous in de.
bate.
Mr.. Foster spoke in favor Of the freedom
Of speech.
Mr.. Trumbull wished to speak for Rys
minutes on tho subject, but the hour for til.
special order had arrived, and although Mr.
Hale moved to postpone the special order to
| allow Mr.. T. to speak, the Senate refused by
: vote Of ayes III. maya "a.
M Cess mxdg further explanations 10 ref.
| erence TO tho Champion correspondence which
he said misrepfesented him.
The Presidents veto Of the bill Cor i'm
proving the mouth OF tho Mississippi VA
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THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. co.
Of Peoria, Ills.
PAID ~ CAPITAL $l0O, 900.

Having been appointed Agent FOR the above
named nfst class, reliable Offices, would beg lssve
to inform the merchants and citizens genefaaIy q
this city that am prepared to take L,fe. Fire, ard
airline Risks, 81 low rates ~ can b. had - Any
OF her sound and reliable ofRces. Open Policies
granted Is favorable terms ~ can b. had in Any
Of the Eastern Cities.
May 80, 1S5B.-d
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G. Music serves to make home pleasant
By engaging many Of it, inmates ia a.
lightful recreation, and tins dispelline the
sourness and gloom which frequently arises
from Disputes, from mortified vanity, from
discomfort and envy.
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New Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK II CO..

New Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK Il CO.,
SIGN or TIE MoRrIsK Lock, l59 UNION BLOCK,
Main Street, Keokak, Iosca,
wholesale and csAil Dealers,
A RE receiving = large and svnsrai assortmens d
IA HARDWARE / HOUSEKEEPING WARES
70 which the attsution Of dealers and customers il
respectfully invited.
Keokuk, May 81, '56-dkw.
q. =, nl1lOND,
1eal Estaee ana Insurance. Agent.
InFFICE in Kilbourne's Block, Main street, ~.
~ tween "a sad I'd, kcokuk, Iowa.
RxrEREScEs--Elward Kilbournc, E-q., Keokak
John Whitehead, E.q., New York chas. l.. Frost
do; Mcssn. Page, Briggs Rabbit, Boston; Amc
D. Smith, Esq, Providence, X. l.; Edgar Conk in
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; j. W. Zackere. Esq, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Particular attention paid 10 the purchasing ana
selling u City Lots, Houses and Lands 81 ever,
LIFE, FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE AuENC1
The .tMasual Life Insurance CsD.
Panyss ~ New Work.
! ACCUMULATED PusD, 81 ,25v,OOe.
THE ATLANTIC FIRE MARINE INs. CO.,
OF Providence, X. l.,
PAID TT CAPITAL $l50.O00.
THE "ATHENEUM FIkR INSURANCE co."
VI London.
BRANCH AT PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO.,
Of Peoria, Ills.
PAID IN CAPITAL $lOO, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-31

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-31

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