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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-14
HOU SEX EEPING GOODS AT RE.
III DUCED PRICES

LOU SEX EEPING GOODS AT RE-
IL. DUCED PRICES
Velvet Tapestry and Tufted Rugs
Super Bed Blankets. all grades
Linen and Cotton Sheetings 10 and ia
Linen Damasks, bleached and unbeached
Damask Table Cloths, Napkins and Doyles
Cashmere Table and Piano Covers I5fs2fF
Damask Muslin and Lace Curtain Goods
Huckaback and Damask Towels and Towelns.
As am DESTROYS of reducing my stock of the above
description of goods previous to receiving my Spnng
supply will offer these things at such low prices that
'a 1n '''' " p'eA's - ~ ALFRED MOSES,
jalo s. Main street. )
GELLING OFF AT COST...We call the
- attention of our friends and customers Of this
city and surrounding country that this il the place to
get bargains. Our stock consisting of Dry Goods and
Fancy articles English Merinos. from Is to S7t cts;
figured Musins l6 % to Is cts plain do Is to Is cts
splendd Sattinetts and Gentlemens ware, Ut the
lowest prices Also, the greatest deduction IN EN-
broideries aud Trimmings, Ladies' Cloaks and every
article kept in our line Call and obtain bar
gains at 90 Bread street. q. CANT q W.
ja8-6t
nESIRHBLE ART1CLEs.---I have on
IL hand large variety of Stocks Cravats, Scarfs
and Ties of the latest styles some very superior quaIl
ity: SILK Cotton, Merino and Thread Socks; Plain,
Mixed and Striped; Silk and Linen Hdkfs-, a large
assortment of superior made shirts among which WI
be found some very large sizes. Silk, Merlno SAX
ony, Gauze aud Cotton endorsements; Buck, Kid
Dog Skin, Fur, Gotten, Thread, Cloth, Cashmere,
Silk and Merino Gloves Buckskin Gaunticts siso
Coats Vests and PANTS In great variety, al OF which
win be sold at and below cost as arm positively sell
ing OF to close business.
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Ia TEN DOLLARS REWARD...Ran.
GM away from the subscriber. near Half-Sink, in
the county of Henrico on the LIST of January
n last, negro man named WIN. TILLMAN, Che
.sa hEsa by me 1f mlss sally keada Said ne;
give the above reward to any one who will deliver
him to me. WILLIAM T. HUFFMAN.
in IJ-l2fk
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YT5 EEzE E EIg y5E NvEESggrE F e 4aE

CITY, wish 70 tell or cxcuAn90 TOT PfuYcf.J - 80
sity. INV FARM, Meadowbrook, on the Central Rail
Road, one mile nossh Of Meadowbridess, snd miller
from Richmoud, containing s23 acres. III Leud 2
81 excelent quality. beins sdnirsbiy sdsptsd - ga
1enins and farming Tor gsrdenins unsurpsNe9 81 snx
prove. its healthy and highly dssinbls dtsasiol1
kavins an excellent Houae containing nix reou1 -
shs nsers.sry ouf-houses IN GOOD order. TAere y 2
crop II wheat and Winter 0sis sesded ~ es.afse;
Thsre i sairB plansed in the gesden eve!ys~4 ~
ssriy ,spsins nssrketise. Also, Gse.bense osss
berrisa 5 Snne Apple Orcserd Hoeeesa =
q. IS tfak purchaser might ecn@e.es ~
viii prospset o. imuaeeiefe retsrns - q d =
mt 81. .bov. p.op.ssy Yin s 4 slsS ..s:
tsseoustenn5 ~ essly ~ - ~ ~ - n
: ~ 4 slsss . - :. s.s''ss 49, ~ n
'1TEFEglII . $ e r. 'E q
AZ ~ ~ 49, q i|ssssl rssssss1s -
ssswei - - s1ke plssNl insse ~ ~. ~.
s.ssi Dyss, vhs - Fssuh7(sf1 81 1rr
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REERS, CORDIAL HITTERH, OR
- MORNING REGULAT0R---An innocent, re-
reshing,i exhilarntng and delicious Beverage, prods
cling instant relief from tho effects OF over tnduk
gencc,n lor OF appetite, lowness Of spnts dyvpep9s
and all affections OF the stomach and bowels ar1sire
from whatever cause-impartng to the whole syveem
snewed strength and vieor. For saIo b.
fs2l-dlyif Sole Asents
NJ OTl @ E---Thc snbacribcr having en-.
ployed Mr.. JAMES FELLOWS 20 supeYintend
the manufacturing department. Of his busines, 70
spectfuy announces that he win have made 20 order
any description Of ladies', Ecntiemeu's chdren's
Shoes or Boots, In tho very hest npanner. e s.
sse HENRY W. QUA4LES,
jal ats No. o. kesyls s&sset.
1yOR SAKE..-A TeoI UEcst, conlaining
Il Carpenter and Miifwright Tools Apply %
IN. COWLIN6.
4 ii--H No y Gsvsmor =.
MILK Be1ler1 fod6y KeitIe1 Hseesack
IyA Warmers, he'd Pana hour and half koar 0la6srs
Etnas FOR heating wxxer. &c; fbr f11g BIZ -. =
DXRKER, NIM1lO g CSI,--Ne. izSs ka-
80 SQUARE, have just opened let 81 very chee9
n.,nnsk Table Cloths md Napkhsa - fhsirewn M
portation Persons IN vast will plsaee sa'l - g.
i |.s ~ YEsissS ssss;'s !; =
/ 3 nis BY jsu = = Z : -
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99ga8 = By AIexandeP N0e1s @ez1al"-7
MIGHT SALES...WATCHks, JEWEL
IN RY, kc-Wil be sold at auction, THIS EVE
MING, commencing at n O'Clock, large lot Of
Watches, Jswelry, Pens, Pencils, &c. . -.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Fancy Articles,
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hOUNn PLAsTER.-75Oc casks Lu6ee
SVand Plaster this Asy landing, and fer sals by
DAVENPORT. ALLEN 1 co.
HHT STEEL sPECTACLEB Tor La.
diss with rec Pebble 6lssses-a very desirable
80 being much more durable than common glasses
A'a never liable 10 get scratched. For sale by
Nssi c. GENNETT, Eagle square!
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HORsK AND NlULk sHOKs, HORSE
H NAILS, Horse and Mule Collars, Blind Brides
: = ~ - -. " = THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign sud Domestis -
jas Hardware and Cutlery. No. IS Main u

IANUARY %, IS56.-Trimssina. an1
y Fancy Goods to be closed out ct unusually low
prices as the season IL far advanced, and GOLD
sM1T having large stock Of Trimming and S.ncy
Goods ON hand, will close them ont ct such low
prices to tempt those that In want Of them 70
chase of him. 5000 pair Ladics white and eoiorcd
Kid Gloves at 50 cts, would be cheap ct Is cents;
1900 yards Cambria and Swiss Inserin4 q 81 eenta
would bc great bargain at f2k cont; Embroidered
Haidkerchiefs at IS and so Cts, g1vinG swsy. In
merry. doLDssnf viii sell them cheaper than can -
had elsewhere In EmbruiderieA - collar1 Sleeves
Bands, Infant Waists, Embroidered Skirts Gemsf.c,
closed out very cheap. Wooden Goods such g Com
forts LegSineA Esscinstors Opera Hoods Wooien
Sacks, Millinery 0oods and lots Of other 0oecA 70
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NOTICE.-Having retired from the firm
of r. d. Mitchell Co.. heretofore in the line Of
Painting, return my sincere thanks to my numerous
friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon u,
heretofore and request continuance of the same tc
my late partners, 7. B. Hewett and R. B. Smith
whom cheerfully recommend to the public !
ia 9--6t* R. D. MITCHELL,
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CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
u 90 Main street
VI VEGUERO CUBANO CICARS..-Ae

I'll VEGUERO CUBANO CIGARS..-Ac.
~ knowledged to be the finest Cigar in the city
Also the Galanes, La Urea and Concha Regalia and
other brands warranted genuine with full assort-
ment of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco &c. My
FL Dlvan Smoking Tobacco Will be found the best
tlce of ts kind now manufactured for sale, whole
sale and retail, by L. YERBY, Agent,
de 4-Sm No. Wall st.. under st. Chas. Hotel.
COOK FOX sALE.--A middle aged Wo-
~ nan, healthy, of good character, good cook,
washer and roner-sold for no fault Apply to the
subscriber, at Mr.. George M. Hardne's 18th street,
north of Leigh JOHN B. RICHARDSON.
ia l2-2s ~ ss+sE8. ~
Two TO Is A G G ONlSTS-5OO lbs. large
black Angustura Tongua Beans; 200 lbs. Oil Gin
nsmon. Cloves, Peppt, &c 1000 lbs. good Gum Ara
bic in bales. low priced Is bottles English Essential
Oil Bitter Almonds 1000 lbs. Cloves Allspice, Nut
mess Cassia &C.; Oil of Sweet Flag Root; Branding
FAINT, red and blue; large assortment of copper
bound Branding Brushes; Varnish; Spirits Turpen-
Tine and every article used about factory, at low
prices
As We pay particular attention 10 this branch of
our business, we solicit call from manufacturers,
we know can please both in variety, quality and
proe. BENNETT BEERS g. FISHER
Jas Druggists.
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A. LEVY, 50 Main st.,
q 81 Opposite Sc Charles Hotel.

VALUABLE SERVANTS FUR sALE...-
or near the city One of the women 10 an excellent
Cook and Laundresl nnother ID accustomed TO Cook
ing and Ironing another Ii house servant ana an
no fault and 70 enable them TO ret homes IN the "
cinity OF Rchmod they win be sold below the mar
ket value. Apply at the Cary street jail
EOK RENT-A small FARM, within two
miles Of tho Old Market. Apply at thiaofbce.
GILKB AT CI1OEINa OUT PRICkb.
- All In want OF plan plain brocade and stripes
Sika ct very reduced prices invited 20 call early
at ALFRED MOSES chepp Etage,
ID 10 65 Main street. NJ
DOCK6RIDGEA ALUM WATER.-Frcek
n hy Railroad. for sale by .
jsg BENNETT, BEERS Z FISHER
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The business will hereafter be conducted
by the undersigned who grateful for the past will
endeavor to merit continuance of the patronage 80
literally extended to the late firm
de Ii --I. WILLIAM n KING 4
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Id z. WILLIAMS, Produce Commission
Merchant, General Agent for receiving and for
M3ding manufactured tobacco, Goods, &C., &C.,
no. shockoe Slip, Richmond, Virginia, bcss
leaYe TO return his sincere thanks to his friends
sna u'e public for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his business connection
win Msssrs Booker Watkins, of this city, and re-
spectaty solicts continuance to his new house In
tnuA appearing on the theatre of business alone do
70 WIN all confidence in my business qualifications
resented ~
Liberal cash advances made on con-ignments of
hEfEgs To-Messrs Lewis Webb Il Son, Wads-
worth, Turner & Co. and john Booker. Es9. Rich.
nond and Jnos M. 0tey, Esq., ChiswelI babney
nssqs Mes.rs Peters Spence L Go. and Messrs
"coorkie Jones' Lynchburg, Va. l--u
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Richmond, January IL, 1855

A CAKD.-The firm of Powers & Duke T.
"A this day dissolved by mutual consent Those in
dcbted to the firm will come forward and settle with
Z. M. Powers. The creditors of the said firm will
present their claims to said E. NJ Powers for settle.
ment. e. M. POWERS
P. HENRY DUKE
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. FOR SALE, n first rate riding AMI
toymaI. Apply at this office. ~
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ByAlcxander Nett.

de Is-2aw&ctd o1s1, coa,s-
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heretofore in the line of painting this day dissolved
by mutual consent and the business will be con-
Quoted by the firm of the late partners T. B. HEW.
EFT and r. B. SMITH, at the old stand, corner
Marshall and first Streets where they will continue to
carry the business in its various branches such as
House and Sing Painting, Glazing and Whitening Of
Walls, &c. SiI7 : -
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on the above firm, solicit continuance of the
that all work entrusted to us win be attended to with
promptness. T. B. HEWETT =
SMITH =
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NEW CONCERN...The subscrIbers have
the style and firm Of WILLINGHAM < TARDY.
fe sr the purpose Of carrying on the WHOLESALE
NESS, atthe old stand Of Wilhnrhsm Elett + "a
No is Pearl Ct where they will EXHIBIT by the it
OF March an entire new stock of Goods
% $50 J. WILLIN0HAM
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
NOTICE

| hereby given that in conformity chapter 43
Of the Code of Iowa, approved 9Th February, 1881
70 authorize corporations for pecunary profit. u
company has been formed under the name OF the
"KEoguk GAS LIGHT AsD CoKE COMPANY"
ltz principal plaec Of transacting business IA the
city Of keokuk, Lee County, and State of Iowa
The general nature Of the business to be transacted
is the erection or purchase and maintenance Of
works in. adjacent the city OF keokuk for the
manufacture and sale Of Gas Coke, Tar DC. aad the
mining and sale Of coal.
Ihe capital stock Of the corporation II One Hun
dred Thousand Doiiars, which may at any time be
compiish he ohjcetso the be paid u such
manner and al such times az the directors NAV pre
scribe.
The said corporation organized on the 10Th din
OF December A. ID. 1885, ana will continue for tie
term Of twenty years, renewable from time To time
Tor Ierieds Of twenty years each according to the
statute aforesaid
he officers OF the company consist of board OF
three directors which may ut any time b. increased
u any nurnber not exceeding Hine who TO be
Ell annually, on the third W Wcdnesday Of January A
President, Treasurer Secretary, and such subordi-
nate otcers, agents. and servants the board may
FROM time to time appoint
The highest amount of indebtedness or liability Ia
itself, Is not to exceed two-thirds of it's capital
stock
The private property of the stockholders 10 be ex
elnpt from the paymentof the corporate debts
The following named persons constitute the first
board Of
DIRECTORS
William Herriek, Edward kilbourne,
Charles b. Poote
EDWARD klLB0URNE Pres
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Special Nottcc.

NEVER SAY DYE 10 pers on whose hair has be
come gray prematurely, unless you Of advs-
ing the use of something which Wi remedy the mat
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles IL, at
best, butts temporary Affair." and the shade produced
isany thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The "IsIsIrAeLs HAIR CoLoRsG' and
Restorative of c. Hemstreet Co.. does not act as a
dye it stimuli the natural secretions at the roots
Of the hair, by giving life and to the small
vessels which secrete the natural coorng and thus
gives them ner life and strength 1t does the
skin and may be used freely water and with as
much safety. The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits, afording agreeable hair wash
and is excellent substitute for oil or pomatum
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
1t entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair.
The color OF the hair when restored is exactly the
shade il was before it turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending its use not only curious but
easily observed, As the bulbs at the roots of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents the com
meneement Of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins turn in shade and go con
tinues to do until the desired change is effected and
the hair possesses tbs glossy appea and shade of
youth This may strange, but no more strange
than true The article has been extensively imitat
ed and persons should be particular to purchase Of NV
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
firm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. We HAGAN
Surviving partner. and successor 10 c. Heinstreet
4 Co, sole proprietor, Troy, New York. For sale by
5. HEfMsTREET, Union Block
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Kansas-Meeting Tonight.

Messrs. Mallory and Sampson lately from
Kansas are now in our city and will address
the citizens tonight at Concert Hall. They
are prepared to give full account of affairs
in that unhappy territory, including the late
affray at Eastin, and the butcherv of Mr..
Brown,a brief account of which we publish
ed lately. Let every one go and hear. There
are startling Developments to be made -
The border rufhans are determined to inv ade
the territory, and murder all that oppose
them. Affairs have come to q fearful cri-
SIS, and it is necessary to know the worst.
Let all parties hear those men to night, and
Judge for themselves
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Carpets Il Oil Cloths |!


II AVE just received the largest and most varied
stock Of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different stvl.s
and having been bought before the recent advance
We Will sell them al present wholesale eastern pri.
ces
we would respectfully invite those who are fur
afshing their houses, to examination Of these
Carpets and OH Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities, styles, and prices such mat hey can
not fail TO please all ~ho may favor us with call
o,
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

CT We are glad to learn that John g
SAKE has recovered from his late severe i'll
ness, and has commenced his lecture tour
anew.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Sash, Blinds and Doors
New Furniture.

New Furniture.
y ECEiVEDb by late shipments AT the s'Gate City
IL Furniture Rooms"
IL pair sociables, aud elegant sles, various pat
terms and prices
doz upholstered Lounges.
pair Sofas, fashionable patterns.
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
marble top Frie1e leg Center Tables.
2Kosewood Hat stands, gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
6Gothie do, cherry and walnut.
Turned do.
80 doz cane seat Chairs all patterns and qualities
2 do arm Rockers, cane seat and back.
do sewing Rockers. do.
Also some beautiful upholstered 0ttomans Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables, Fancy Towel
stands, and large assortment Of All kinds Of fash
lonabe furniture which the public invited to call
and examine. G. s. ABBOTT
dec I9d 1876 Main ST.
kEOkUk MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, 100000.
FINHiS Company Is prepared to do \ Marine Insur
l. anee business. Cargo risks taken at customary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
A. Bridgman, WIN. +. Turner,
g. III. Harrison, Geo. y. Smyth.
John Templin, A. l.. Deming
John McCune G. r. Conn
G. CARRIER, Jas. F. Cox.
W. {. Rentgen
A. BRIDGMAN, President.
Il. 3. MYTH, Vice President
A. l.. DEMlNG, Treasurer
VIZ. F. Turner, Secretary.
Ofhce in I'd story Concert Hall building.
jana Id aw3mo
-. d. POTTS. N. ID.
4 lFFEkS to the citizens of keoL uk his services as
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
md Accoucher.
Persons at a distance who wsh to avail themselves
OF the advantages of this popular system Of cure.
can obtain good boarding in tha city while unds r
treatment may consult by letter
Office No. Burke's Gallery, 81 srt0et. between
Main and Eiondeau. feb4d6m
REMEMBER ST. vALENTINE,s
DAY.
(SOAIC and Sentimental Valentines most beauti-
~ fnl and chastc designs.
Valentine writer's and fancy note papers and en-
velopes suitable for the occasion.
feh1d CAVE son.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
Lumber |! LUMBER!

rINHE subscriber has bought the East Saw Mill,
L miles above the city, and is pr, pai. d to
furnish all Kinds Of lumber (eAcept Plnel al the
shortest notice, AT from 81 IS to 81 30 per 100 feet
Tie is also carrying on the Piow and v agou facto-
rs on The corner Of 18th and Man Street VII r, he
pr pared to furnish wagons and pews Of he btst
anhh and quality, al wholesal, retail, aper
than similar article be had in southern IuN a.
decl2dAwtf nAN kIAs TAl L0k.
fIfHt subscriber wlai.,s a. lHt IA th~ Wal. aurng
1 ls5o, Two mil u brick tor which he viii
take town lots land in the HAT Bre, Irnct."
Also two span a horses wanted In exchange fer
hric. work NkIAS 1Al L0R.
jan Gdd
Tor Sale.
YOUTH HAIL OF the uvrl east quarter of section
- Is in township ct, North Ut Range ~ " est, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll wAtered. Apply 20
LLOYD Il. SIAlsUN.
Over Post Office, keokuk. Oct. Is at
LADIES' SHOE STORE.
nbR sal rom Is nov fitted up in hFst-rate style.
- and W. pr pared 10 attend to The wants
Of the ladies Of heoAuL, H. j. ELAloll a co.
jsn25du
IlosfErTER's celebrated stomach Eittsrs for
L l. sale by MOORE L HOOPER
September 2, ls55.--a
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
III. T.. BARTLETT a CO.
tSuccessors to Foote 4 COL
NAlLL continue the Forwarding and Comr

tSuccessurs 10 fUote n COL
A} LII continue the Forwarding and Commission
w business at the old stand, at the Railroad Sta
tion, east side Of the river from Burlington lows
Havlng the only warehouse on that side, they Of
Ter superior Inducements 10 shippers to consign all
goods intended for the country them. All goods
% their Wi be delivered the teams free Of
ferriage, thereby saving the charges Of drayage to
the west side, also the benefit of insurance
while In their war house.
Country merchants will find it to their interest IN
cal. on ns before guing east to purchase goods
Ill. L. Is. & Co. agents for the mon Express
Co, and will be happy t. afford any information to
those who desire to snip ~ that line
Burlington, Jan. Is dym.
10 Galloway & Webster james Hahn and Anareu
Webster
lou are hereby notified that there Ia now ON 6le
n the office OF the Clerk Of the District Court If
Lee County, Iowa, al keokuk, the petition OF pitt-
man Iennent, Douglns d Br,ading, and Young
Brothers alleging that rs creditors they took at
sachment Wfifs from the said District Court and
caused the same lie be levi,d lands of Galloway
webster, " secure debts due and to become due
them that ut the September term IF the said Dis
riet eourt tor the year 1894 the Plaintiffs recover
ed Judgments Tor the amounts resp, ctlve due them
with costs and Issued executions The plaintiffs al
lege that the lands attached describ b. in tie pet
tom were purchased by galloway Webstcr of one
y D billings but to defraud editors the convey
ance was executed to Andrew ebsteT and by said
Webster to james lain both unable TO pay Tor the
same. he bill charges that these linus stlll be-
'ong TO Galloway " Webster, charges eonfederacy
together to defraud, prays the Court to set a. de The
conveyances of James Hain and Andrew Webster
decree sale OF the lands TO pay the judgments Of
plaintiffs, and for such special ana general relief
the fac Is warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day of the February Term, 1855,
# said District Court, commencing the second
Monday Of said month decree will be taken ac-
oordlnE to the equity and payer q tie bill.
RANKIN MILLER
dec26Bst Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

DRs MoIsRs IxPRovgsgNT.--A communica-
tion from Mr.. Mckay, concerning this work,
tract, designed TO remedy supposed defects
Ia it, has been received. We have not room
to-day, but will publish the contract in our
next
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

CT We are indebted 10 the kindness of
Major r. b. Hughes for late Chicago and st.
Louis papers.
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that Corporation has
~ been organised, the corporate name of which is
the Lawrence Coal Company" In principal place
OF ransActing business u the city of keoknk u the
state Of Iowa. Its principal business is to deal 10
the mining and selling Of coal and in the purchase
and sale Of coal lands and such other business as
be properly connected Herewith. The amount Of
capital stock IL placed at Three Hundred Thousand
dollars 10 be- paid III at the Discretionary calls of the
Board of Directors. The corporation commenced its
existence on the Let day Of January, A. b. 1856 and
continues for twenty years subject renew accord
ing 70 the provisions Of the Code Of Iowa Its al
fairs 70 be conducted by Board of Five Direcors
who are 10 be elected nuaiy the Wednesday ne
after the first day Of January Of each year and who
elect President Secretary Treasurer and such other
omcers and agents as efs Necessary. The highest
amount Of Indebtedness which the corporation may
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars Private
property exempt from the corporate debts
Directors Names
T. X FORD, L. Ii. Harrison,
Vim. Leighton, A. WoIcott.
saml. r. Miller.
OrHER CoRToRAroRs.-John r. Allen, C. r. Perry
ID. " Ford, Guy Wells, Jno. w. Rankin Jno VI
Cleghorn.
ID. " Ford, Treasurer, Z. r. Ford, President
Jas. {. Parrptt Secretary.
JAM 4wdhw Times and Post COPY
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

The su bscribcrs, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
W orks, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
of their house in X COX uk ,
where they will keep con-
stantiy on hand Il large
and well assorted stock
Of