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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

GRAND GULF-stcamer Southern Belle-319 bales cotton
rS7SGU oo rssaaS aIS T'p
SsS !sS oaRsy s'HS AS %
ss1S;s $751; SSi9 Ss @
Ppe TaniS fTies Scoo pks s' iss KEGS bales
off ss n ss so GfS S s esiIsn
Ksnnoi is scoso hSs WHISKY 100 IS mss
p S IBIS oar IA Woora ct %
aS"d's Do 1SI No"
seo5O nh Whisky dc Fnener tco- bOi If do syr"P
Hogan Murphy3o bbls apples 10 head cattle and sun
| dries to order.
CAPE G1EARDEAu-stesmsr Jas Raymond--l277a sacks
hid sss e sac. S A.s Do ae Gayle syo
ty g :own Gs tcc a,A, s Ya.s st sco
ii head cattle Col Nor75 doz chickens owner ON board
RED RIvER--Sienner W shorman-2l3 bales cotton to
II Garter trol52 do / GImmipEs stewM, seono2 DO
h5s!iS" S*' csSSsnd
afsy % os s0 V wySs SS5 Ss!s e2 t
S M:'S scdS En scol Mcl;owe siils c
W.ks Snf ry 1' sS
nsa S'Fs" NIFTY ' ay SFr 9sS So
MsNS Sx rT5v f t %15eG Sso prta ftG Eay
| TOTAL 1922 bales cotton.
cAlRo-Ste.ner Fanny Fulisl2 tSs hams p GryG ssq
do s do t rs 9Iis s Sf Soses fs I @
yoH1s S S" DSns ie , p b" I SON. 4 pE
m'ss Sn3v les sr n - NJ Ws5n % to s hns Is
SSs T lay en to %t 81 III pHr Mr. Gs
summers xco,l do Do Martin" Oven T"n5i n%s d,f 10
Ii Carter Acoat 'cS hams hAs Tongues Ihowl',
SO" HS oG Sar x k as r"neo i; 1s A
5 kegs do IS boxes V me 4 }eerol 4rri,
81 S hon. " s HSr3 S"c n r -,
o!lysTy Wucny 10 order-Ion bales
COIUMBIA -S:enner Frank kcelins-4S4 bales cotton to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

Spnners taken of American for the week $40 bales
against So 60 bales in 1855 and 81 80 bales in 1854
SpiIers taken OF American for six weeks 9iO bales
against l76 bales in 1855 and lS,3S0 bales in 1854.
receipts OF cotton ut the American ports are con
sered by many throwing discedt the low estimates act
vised addition which. monetary and political affairs nave
been more threatening and these circumstances have limited
very considerably the operations Of all classes Of buyers
quote II decline Of fully sd per lb.
I'razis !. lower; Egyptians and Surats steady. O. ,,
The estimated 5000 bales inclusive OF lGVU
bales to SPECTATORS and exporters market tame. ~
'N'N0 ARMOUR 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

A young fellow eating some Cheshire cheese which
was full Of shippers, at tavern one night eS-
claimed: r,,o,,o
itNow have done as much as samson ior ha'e
slain nv thousands and tens of thousands"
eyes, retorted the other, "and with the same
weapon, the jaw bone Of an ass"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be remembered the 2Gth March, 1856, before the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace in and for the city "oresd
personally Charles Briggs President, and H. T. Jun.
vier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans being duly according to law do de-
that the above inst ard true and
olrert transcript from The books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. =. JANFlER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 26h day OF March
1856 u. ~ hh w
Second Justice Of tho Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved to Six cent in
terp scrip Of 1853 payable on ana alter e
and have declared scrip dlGl
dend Twenty five per on the net eHflei premiums
which certificates Will be issued on tIl after
the rSf t Of June and reserved the balance
profits the ending Ih MARCH, 1902 10 ilett
pending unAdjusted claims against the Company . -
Company continue insure against the e7 OF 'e
rivers aud loss and damage by ire at the current rates u
premium. ,-..,, ,,o.,
Office building, Of Cnmp and Narhez streets
A. CARRiERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01
CURRENT PRICES OF DATE.
Rtbitlu of tie yflarktts.


MONDAY MORNING, Dec. |, 1855.
COTTON. The demand again active Saturday, and
actos put up their about c the sales Of the day
bracing 600 bales the market closing ut the range quo
below The business Of Friday proves have been
$4,000 bales. We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATIO
cotton AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO. We heard of three lots sold. but the
only one of which the particulars reported y binds
I.u.,s n 9lsc = b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01
CATTLE N A R Z E T.
Slipping SntrlIlgcntr.
MOSDAY, December !, 1856.
L 1 {, III l. Ii 1 Y


CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico L.wlc-s for rrsloaand InlianaIl
Iialris Morgan Hrr
''i HH.rio, Morgan cco
snip l'"'! ''''''1'' S''' Meyer Mtrnray Hco
Shin .Juo " White. MrNe,H Io'tou. q " il}''on %co
D''7 -N'' itnlleIJJw X I.r,i nrtt
schr ! Br.lfol Taylor, for .r:chicola ii u MHlcA &C."
ScIr Ella Tor Illl!ts Nils, fuJt! Nt' MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

A Schenectady editor describing the effects Of a
souall on a canal boat, says:
''Whcn the gale was at its hight, the unfortunate
craft Eeped to the arboard and the captain and an
other eask of whisky rolled overheard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

Small Of coin daily into the country to aid in
cotton operations Exchange is however tending 10 that point
which will bring coin from New York The Citizens Bank has
already given the niajiyc the movement having on board the
Black Warrior, from New York, &l250UD in gold
to-day there sales Mt auction by Patrey Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-01

Twenty shares Of the New Orleans Oil Manufacturing Com
pany offered but sud yet having reached the brokers
books. Though very desirable aud useful association lis
claims the public lave been nale sufficiently known
through the public prints AMI stocks and companies to con-
mend themselves pablo favor must advertise.
The features which have attended thu Exchange market
during week observable to-day. Numerous sellers
large supplies, and closing with still Urher tedenc, down
wards excepting r sixty days sight OIL New York which,
though plenty. bear but little comparison TO the quantity Of
sight Offering. The Banks and bankers cotiun" I" SELL
checks 5ai 4 discount Outside the rates were 7%GLlad
but good drawers asked, and sales were made ut per cent
dis Short sight abundant lGtils for three days stEhi i9
Ii for five days sight thirty days sight LAG IA dis
count sixty days sight bankers drafts 2t "a discount Other
bills 2, "a discount. Sterling very heavy ard buyer
not feeling Inclined to pay ,E778 for tie best but the
range market is rather broader say from ~ per cent
and bills OF hiding drafts from 1r!a Francs from 1-ta
25 The average Of The market 54 bat Al drawers DO not
Inclined 20 below 81 ~ % Thr noTe"e1H i'll cot
large today and ycsterlaythe effect IN exchange
will show itself week in larger oacri-a Of perhaps AL
descriptions.
Conditioner tie B1hSof THIS citytrMe csth eniiNg Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26
aOMETHIHG NEW


A ND highly important u all interested In thu
n construction and repair Of all kinds Of build
ings. steamboats or cars
The undersigned wontd announce 10 the people Of
the city at Keokuk and vicinity that they are now
fully prepared TO put 1t the shortest notice, f. T.
kussell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
vas, completing the roofs of ordinary sized build
ings in one day. Also, will old lcaky tin roofs
ut half the expense, making them good or better
than when new.
From good and sufficient reasons, We reposc the
utmost confidence in the adaptedness Of the combina
ton and use Of this cement fof all ROOFING purpo-
SEES. Having seen its merits faithfully dcmonstrA-
ted We are prepared say that IL superior to Tin
Shingles, Slate, or any other roonng now IN use,
being perfectly water tight and fire proof admitting
Of any pitch. either steep or dat.
II sdhercs firmly to whatever ii Is put upon, Ii
not affected BY the heat Of summer the frosts Of
winter does not dreip run, but becomes hard and
SIN Doth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
ing thereon. and ID ~ cheap III single.
ell, Indarubber. Gum Shellach or GattApercha roof.
ing, but is different combination from any and MI
the cement roofing over uscdinths city or vicinity
All roofing done by VI VIC warrant equal 20 the
sample which can b. seen At shop, on the corner
Of 5th and 1imea ss., or 1T our boarding place, 81
Charles Hotel.
All interos ted We invite to call before contracting
for othcr roofing. COWLES PALMkR.
Nos,cs.--To those wishing TO engage In the bssi
ucss elsewhere " Offer for sale the most Of n
counties Of th 10 State. C.4P.
July Is .d3m.
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The LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST.
READ BIGELOw's LIFE OF FREMONT.

The AatAenic and only Complete Edition Of the Life
and Public Sc, rsces Of
JOHN CHARLES Fremont.
INCLUDING An ACCOUNT or
His Explorations, Discoveries and Adventures on
Five Successfui Expeditions Across the North
American Continents voiuminous Selections
from his Private aud Public Corespon-
dencc; Including his Defence before
the Court Martial, and fullrs-
ports Of his principal
Speeches in the Senate VI the United States.
BY JOHN BI0ELOW, Editor Of N. Y. Eve. Post
WHASa srcwsait Portrait on Steel With Hxmeyous
Spirited Illustrations.
ONE LARGE l2xo. or NEAR 500 PAGES. PnIcE 81 90.
GS-For sale at oGDEN's crrY BooksroRx,
81 AAin-st.
Matter in this edition not 10 be found In any
ether Biography Of Fremont.
Account OF Col Fremont's mothers family ia
virginia, and his relationship 10 Washington.
Particulars Of her hrst and second marriages.
Will Of his granfather, Col. Thos. Whiting.
Speech Of DT. Linn in the United States Senate,
on moving 70 print extra copies Of his report Of the
6rst Expedition.
A graphic account of his second EKpIorI ~ Exps-
dtion from the pen of Col. Benton.
Authsntic account IL the third Expedition, and
the EnAocipAtion of California.
Secretary Marcy q Report on Fretnonts Explors-
ton ana CoAqnaeta Of California.
Accounts Of the extraordinary ride Of Col. FREE
mont from Los Angelica to Monterey, and back--s00
miles In days.
Commodore Stockton's account Of the Conquest OF
California by Col. Fremont.
Affair II honor between Col. Fremont and Col
Mason, Go, srnor Of California. with all the Cor
respondener.
Letter to the Adjutant General asking Court.
martial.
His own defence before the Court martial, report
ID complete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander vou
Humboldt, and from the London Geographical So
| cirty.
Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilkes
OF the South Sea Exploring Expedition.
| Col. Bcntons account Of Frenont's fourth Ex
pioring Expedition.
| His 6rst political letter, being In reply to som,
cslumnies supposed 10 have rginated with Col no
b. Weller. ia.Caiifornia and In which he avow
himself Democrat.
Full reports lunabridged1 Of his principal speech
e. In The u. 8. senate.
Affair Of honor between Fremont and Senate
Footc, with the corrcsp ondencc complete.
Thrilling account VI his fifth and last Expedition
by an artist who accompanied him.
An account Of the scientific results of his las
Expedition written by himself.
The facts In regard to his religious experience
and opinions.
Letterin relation to the practicabiiity Of PaciA
Railroad. auKi0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

60 LIsr or lapiAsA FREE BANKS taken as Cur
'epsy :. the B ci, Houses ; in this city.
Bank Of Eikhart, ElkhArt.
Bank IL Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello. Monticello.
Bank Of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank Of salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville
Bank Of syracuse, syracuse.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Brookviile Bank, Rockville.
csnbsidgr City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, indianapolis.
Crescent City BANK, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, GreencsstIe.
Farmers and mechanics Bank. Indianapolis.
Fayettc County Bank, Connersyiile
Farmers Bank, WestGeid.
6rAmsrcy Iiank, Lafayette.
Hoosisr Bank, Logansp.rt.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.
IndiAn Reserve Bank, kDkomo.
kentscky stock " Columbus.
Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Merchant aud Mechanics Bank, New Albany.
+. Va. Stock bank, Evansville,
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute.
Parked Co. Bank
Southcrn Bank, Terre Iaute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Savings Bank u Indiana, Conncrsville
Shawnee Bank, Attica
Tippccanoe Bank, winnamac.
Traders Bank, indianapolis.
~ The notss Of the following Banks are not re-
ceive by any Of the Bankers in this with the
exception Of tho Agricultural tTsnn.) Bank, which
Is token by DeIning 4 Love and Ford, Gorhsm
Ford.
Erie City BANK, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Bank, Pennsy ivania.
New CASTLE Bank, Pennsylvania.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Maryland.
Bank Of Tecumseh, Tccumseh, Mich.
Asoomb Co. Bank, Mt. Clemens, Mich
Arlington Bank, W Washington, ID. C.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville, Tenn.
Exchange Bank Of Tenn, Murfreesboro' Tenn
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
Farmer and Merchants Bank, Greensboro, Md.
Valley Bank HAgcrstown, Md.
Manufacturer and Mech Bank, Columbus, Geo
Piantsrs' and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Rhode Island Central Bank, East Greenwich, r.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, X. I.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Nc.
6rocors Bank, Boston, Mass.
Wooster Bank, Danbury. Conn.
kAnawha Bank, kAnawha, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Ill.
The Tecumseh Bank. and Macoypb County Bank
are counted on the Wild cat list and should be lei
alone. Tho Commercial Bank, Of Chicago has fail
I'd, but the circulation IL secured and no seriou
| shave should be submitted to.
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REM oval.

REMOVAL.
TTvHE undsrsignsd AAa removed his Wholssals
j Boot and Shoe businsss 10 No. %, North Main
street hstwssn "a and I'd, two doors west Of n Hea-
ton d Sons. W.. THCMP6ON.
Ksokuk, June ~, - .dsn
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Carpenters. Build.
er0. and others.

MOOD TUNING, NCROLL. AND
w FANCY SAVING, DONE TO ORDER, ON
short Notice, and ct reasonable prices, Of the
KEOKUK FURNITURE MANDATORY
corner II 18th and johnson sts.
augl3d4wf KILBOURNE / DAVIS.
NIANI1D-Bya young man from the East, !
" situation In some Dry Goods or Grocery Store
- Beok-Kespcs, or Statesmen. The best Of refer.
saess gysn. Address John, BY lsttsr, q This Once
asg - d1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

TrLsoaAPH.-Mr..N. N. Booth lately Of
the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph lines,
10 in our city taking steps toward the sstsb-
lishment Of . telegraph connection East and
West. The business Of Keokuk demands
this Improvement, and Mr.. Booth is repro
scented 70 " = properly qualified to make il.
He ID an old tclcgrapher, and he has had
abundant experience in every department OF
the business. Several complimentary no.
tioes Of his improvements in tho machincvy
Of telegraphing occur in our exchanges.
Our citizens manifest proper interest in
the undertaking, and We doubt not but tha,
the telegraph will be established in Kco-
kuk.
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August 23--J. s. Streeper, q. w. Runyan,
and W. Il. Early, each fined % and costs for
obstructing sidewalk on ith street.
August 25-John Foley fined $40 and sent
to the county Jail for thirty days for being
drunk.
G. Arndt discharged on charge Of LARGE
Improved that it was in fun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-26

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Capital IS, $50, 900.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE coMPANY,
or HARRISBURG, Pa,
Chartered Capital $780, 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
or HARTY ORD.
lcHARrEREp
Capital ~. 3OO, 900.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms CO.,
OF HARRISBURG, PA.
tcHARTER PERrETuAL.)
Capital e3OO, 200,
MERCHANTs' FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
(cHARrEB PERPKrnAL.l
Capital 100000.
szs~ Having establishedan Agency for the above
rst-cla.s Companies am prepared toinsure against
Loss or Damage by Fire on
sToREHousEs, DWELLINGS, AND THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, on GOODS SHIPPED.
Open Policies granted Oh favorable terms. All
Losses adjusted and paid Il this Agency.
c.c.A.STRIBLEN, Local Agent,
Once 1T the Auction House Of Howe, Lockwood
4 Co, Second ST., between Main aud johnson.
keokuk, Aug. 7-dtf
INSURANCE CO., NO. 4, WALL STREET, N. Y
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND O.
BRIDGEPORT
FIRE MARINE ms. CO, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINE ms. Co, Fosp Du LAC, Wis.
rssuRa nSEl e. ~ LONDON.
MASNACMUsETTs
MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
VNHE above Companies nth an Aggregate Capital
1 Of $4,000, OOO) offer strong Inducements To
the public TO provide against loss damage by IRE
jalyl2-d VIM. y. TURNER, Agent.
EArMers, and Mecha nAcs,
lNSU II & Il G . N ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash CAPITAL aaA Surplus $500, 900.
| i Agency with the undersigned, and Is prepared
TO issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss Dam.
| nge by Fire, on
STORE SEES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merchandise and Produce consigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual convey ances throughou. the Unitet
Al Losses adjusted and Paid at this agency
ARTHUR BkIDiMAN, Agent,
| je2sd No. 81 Main ST., Keakuk.
WILLIAM ". BELKNAP
Is Agent for the following reliable Insuranc
/ i Companies
Hartford Fire insurance Co.;
Rtna Insurance Co.;
Star Insurance Co.;
Commercial Insurance Co;
Etna Life Insura Co.
Policies promptly Issued, Losses adjusted an
paid with dispatch, and all information given .
the once, Second street between Main anu johnson
July22 DIN
KEOKUK MARINE INSURANCE CO
Capital, $1,000
elyHIS Company is prepared to do Marine Insu,
i ance business. Cargo risks taken At customar
rates. and the usual Cash facilities extended to REF
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECTIONS:
A. Bridgman, VIM r. Turner.
=. II. Harrison, Geo. u. smyth.
John Tcmplin, AL Dsminx,
ychr Mccrre, r y c,.cr
lC. CARRIER, Jas +. Cox
w. G. Rentgen.
.BRIDaMAN, President.
q. b. sMYTH, Vice President.
AL. DEMINH, Treasurer.
WH.F. TURNER, Secretary.
Once in Sample . building, Second Street.
isnSld4w5mo
GrcaI Excitoaen1.
MORE FLOUR for the Dollar, At tho City Nil
4vl Store, than was ever offered In the city Of X
okuk. Those wishing . choice article III ne
Wheat Flour, can be supplied by leaving their 0
, ders Ut the City Mills Store.
Also, the cheapest Groceries now offered in Il
city. Our stock was selected with great care, q
expressly for tho city, and hAtter ourselves tn
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That Fremont ia q Catholic
lmust, dear Times, expose,
For look upon his face and sec
He has . "Koman" nose.
And then, besides, be "a spoil the pure
Episcopaiian fountains,
For did he not. SOME years ago,
CRoss ali the Rocky Mountains
Another fact, tits sure - fate,
And time viii show the assoc,
That IT our next election day
He'll carry ali the "Ms~~."
And Frsmont's children, they, Alas,
Were "Psp-ist' from the cradle,
And .oeuntsd beads," I'll answer too,
Al soon rs they were able.
Va, IL x.nxras haxo n 4ssnud .o.. .na..ld
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PATRICK q GROUSE,
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE 8.
Sheet Music. and

MI SICAL NJ KCH A N Dir e,
g ALE ROOMS over Howe 4 Lock- - A
- woods Store, Second street. be- 4S
lows. We sa~ii AWAY. Keep on a.ni
elegant assortment OF Pianos from the Esst
makers: Child Bishops Mslodeons Martin, Hall
Son . and Imported Guitars; French and herman
Violins; American and Imported Flutes; Flutinas
and Accordcons; Fine French, English and italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases Piano Stools
and Covers. A large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction Boots. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold at Manufacturers' prices and always war
rHnted. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru-
msns repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water in
the Ohio River, are 1T unable Mt present TO get
any portion Of large stock Of Pianos here excspt
few shipments by railroad, which are expected
soon.
Kcoku k June A. d3m
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aowE, IocxWsaD = CO.,
wnoLssALs AND asSAn
auction da1 CommissiOm Asvekonts, and
Real Relate Agoaoo,
second st., next dosr 70 the Athsssun, Kcokak,
DARTICULAR attmtin will be paid to baying
i and selling Real Estate nnd personal property,
neeotisting loans, and any o.her business that may
W. have eonysnisns rooms. and Will attend 70
storing and fesuarding goods and produce of all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches Gold Jew Try and notions, which
We oder at wholesale and retail, ~ low - can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlcrs will be supplied at ex-
,remeiy low prices for cash
A GOOD brick dwelling h,ase winth rooms, 10
n apleasant part Of tho city for aals BY
. LOTS, on Carol street, for sale by
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
Q GOOD business Lots, Oh til, Laves, for sale BY
10 II. l.. 4 co.
~ 1MnRARA, in Hancock 20. Ills, with good
"A iupsovsnsats for sale by II. I. CO.
1NE ACHES Of Land, with improvements, with
lOO IN miles Of thscity on the plank road. for
sale b. II. l.. CO.
on XC1MB u fAn1, with improvements, within
on 10 miles Of Ne city, Oh the plank road for
sale b. II. L. l. CO.
/ OnO ACRES q Land, in Missouri, for sale BY
lCUU IL. l.. CO.
1.-TWO ord ons-hAn acres # Land, with a good
j S9lek house In Montrose, for sale by
H. L. CO.
A FINE BUGGY suitable iJr two horses,
n aud good one horse ba .gy, for sale by
IL. l.. 4 co,
A HANDSOME brick house situated on Chatham
n Square, lot 25 feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold at = bargain by II. l.. co.
4 LARGE brick house on Second Street, lot SO
n feet front by rs feet deep, for sale by
II. L. co.
q LOTS IS feet front by iss fce,eecp, with fine
q frame house with ave roons, good cellar, and
situated In good location in The town Of Farming
ton, which will be sold nj great bargain by
II. L. co.
I or 5, in block 1893, for sale BY
IL ii. l.. co.
e LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale BY
- III. l. co.
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New Firm.
w. M. FOSTER & CO.,
A TEE OLD STAND or n. =. cnAnsx.LAls,
K'ibosrns's Ne~ Block, Main ST., Ksokuk
JoBBERs AND DEALERs
DRY GOODS.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT coRN1cEs & BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
fasaso Fsrntshiag Geeds Geaerally.
w. NJ. FOSTER 4 Co.
NJ. N. Chamberlain would respectfully inform his
0 Id Friends and Customers that he is s,ill TO be
found at the old stand ready To them o. here
tofore,to the best Of his ability.
keokuk. June 7, '5e-dAw
"HiTE and Fancy Linen Drilis--yery choice
w patterns, at FOSTER 4 co.'s,
N. N. Chamberlain . Old Stand,
June7d kilbourne's Block, Main 81.
RhhE6E and Muslin Robes, very handsome and
- cheap at w. n. FOSTER 4 Co.'S,
Sune7d klbourne's Block.
I CASE Parasols just received by express and will
L Be sold cheapby w. NJ. FOSTER 4 Co.,
June7d kilbourne's Block.
( OUNTERPANES and Toilc, Quilts--some very
June7d w. M FOSTER On
NOTED Swiss Muslin, Checks and stripes, for
- Ladies bA1quss; just received BY express at.
NJ. N. Chamberlain's Old Stand.
Jane7d kilbourne's Block, Main 1t.
E>RESH arrival Of Domestic Goods at
l. junc24 WM FOSTERA co. q
DROWN Shectings and Shirtings, by the bale. fo1
- saleby [je24 w. N. FOSTER L co.
| Work, Oxford and Webster DENNIS for sale :,
whoiesaieby je74l W. n. POSTER AGO.
VNICkIN6 and Hickory Shifting for sale Il whole
sale BY lie2sl ". FOSTER I co.
| A MEXICAN and English prints, : 6rst rate as
a sortment for sale 1t wholesale by
junea4 WIN. FOSTER 4 CO.
/ RAREdES, Muslins, and Chaiiis, for sale \, ~
- duced prices TO close them out
june2i wM POSTER AGO.