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Among their stock may be found

1900 Bags
10000 yds Fine Sheeting
Il000 Z" Bleach "
20oO a" Stripe Shifting
2000 DENNIS and Drilling
500 pieces Prints s, Cling
hams
rs " Alpaccas and
Paramcttas
rs pieces Red, Blue, Vel
low and White Flannel
$50 pieces Broad Cloth,
Doe Skins, Cassimeres u
Satinetts
so pieces Kentucky Jeans
Tweeds and Linsey VOL
sey
loo pieces Ticking. Cotton
Flannel, Cord Cambrics
loo pairs Bed Blankets L.
Horse Blankets
All kinds Towcling and
Table Cloths
Irish Linen, Coarse & Fine
Bay State Shawls
Buckskin Mittens and
Gloves
Mems & Women's Stock
ings
10 Bales Cotton Batting
10 " Wadding
Linen and Cotton Thread
Wool Comforters
Hooks and Eyes, Needles,
Pins, Combs, Steel Pens,
Pencils and Hair Pins.
A general assortment of
Crockery, Wood and
Stone Ware. Packing
Barrels 81 Butter Fkins
, 1855.
....GEoRGE d. HEAD.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
Kenosha Fire Department.

Al the Annual Meeting Oft Department, on Mon
day evening" Jan. 18th, 1856, the following persons
were elected Officers, for the ensuing year.
CHARLES DEMINC, President
F. ROBINSON, Fice President,
s Y BRANDE, Secretary,
+. l.. SMITH, Collector,
j. L. V YATEs, Chief Engineer,
JoHN V. AVER, Isl 4SSt
NELSON STEBBTNs, % Asst "
LIST Ward-D. CRossIT,
81 Ward II. GrNNERMAN, Fire IFardens.
81 Ward-A. z. STONE,
Al a Meeting of the several Fire Companies of this
city on Thursday evening, Jan. 3d. 1856, the follow
ing persons were elected Officers of their respective
Companies
ESescuc Hook ~ Ladder Go. No. 4.
s Y. BRANDE, Foreman.
MICHAEL HucK, Is Asst Foreman,
ANDREW SCHAFFoN, Secretary
WN. GEoRGEN, IreGsWer.
Protection Engine 90. No. 4.
c. y. LEWIS, Foreman,
+, ROBINSON, LIST ASS't Foreman,
+. CAFFERrY, ID dsSf
+. RoBsoN Secretary
u. KEARNEY, Treasurer.
skenoshn Engine 90. No. ,.
j. L. HENRY, Foreman,
y. w. CHArrELL, Isl Asst Foreman,
THOMAS CARTER, I'd Asst e"
G. II. MArHKR, Secretary,
\. z. SToNE, Treasurer,
OLD PHELPs, SteCGr3.
Young America Hose 60. No. ,.
ID. c. Nc VEAN, Foreman,
CHARLES HAcKLEY, Isl Asst Foreman,
JERoME WHITE, % ASST
C. L. RUNALs, Secy j. Treas.
} + Il. NIL E1T: Delegates,
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WILMOT BLACKS MITHINC
HANSON sH0TLEFFE,

BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER,
ViIpuot. kenosha Co.
S-vy~w-un RESPECTFULLY informs the people of
ssae@ Western Kenosha Co, that he is prepared to
szs.ssszz do all kinds of business in his line III supe
s'SGAssss rior manner, with prompness and dispatch
Backsmithng in all its branches horse shooting &c, promp
tly attended to-
~ Wagons made to order or repaired in good style
Flows Drags and farming utensils generally manufactured
to order short notice
short he prepared do AL necessary business well
and on as reasonable terms Wmot ii be done in
the city any other place in the country share Of the
Peoples patronage is respectfully solicited.
Wlmof 1855. fIyI4l RANSOM SIIOTLIfFE.
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PENSION LANDS!
IGO ACEcs ofhand
To all who served since 1890

The Get OF Cor-fcss of March, 1867 grants to all,
indians included who served in any war since 1890,
fourteen days or 80 If ergascd in battle and to the
widows Of officers and solder of the Revolutionary
war. if now living, and to Chgplang who served
with the army, and to the Plattsbvrg aud Lewistown
volunteers 100 acres of land, after dedueting what
has been received
The undersigned viii receive applications, and act
agent in prosecuting claims under the aloie mob
toned act. L. 6. MERRILL
EeT,osha Wis. 1888
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? EOPLE'S S TORE
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTRY,

Veg Goods at Tie NeW Store.
S f V T. n $ g. H E A D,
QUARLEs BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
EEAVE stock of Goods on hand and arriving
n Il which recently selected East by one Of
the partners and on account of the increasing dc
mand for goods in their line, they have the lar
gest and best stock purchased for This mark ct,
which are offered at wholesale and retail at fair re-
muncratve prices.
They continue to pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices for all kinds of country produce.
People of the city and of the country come and
examine our stock of Groceries, Provisions, Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery and Wooden Ware, and
Remember, that goods are delivered to any part q.
the city.
Among their stock may be found
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

xYOF.VE REyE
FURN ITURE ST. OR G!
Market Kcnosha.
- The subscriber has opened, on Market st.
III Il few doors west of the American Hotel,
one of the most complete Il Extensive lott Of
FURNITURE Il CABINET WARE,
Ever brought TO this market. His stock consists of
nifmrc * Fxousekcepcrs' Furnishing Esaab-
Iishnient, Of ell qualities and prices. Among
these may be found
SOFAS AND LOUNGES,
of superior workmanship and finish.
great variety Of
Mahogany spring seat, Cane seat and Windsor.
TABLES,
Mahogany Centre Tables, Dining extension and com
mon leaf Tables.
Mahogany and Black Walnut bureaus, Of var-
Gus patterns.
BEDSTEADS,
Fancy and common, ofcvcry style and variety.
MATRASSES,
Various styles, fancy and common
STANDS, SIDE TABLES, &C, &C.
~ Picture Frames of every style made to order
The above Goods will he sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and examine them, and satisfy your
selves that the Wolverine Furniture Store is the
place to buy your Furniture.
Oct LIST, 1855. lGtf d. S. VAN ALLEN.
To- A Fine Toned ORGAN, suitable for small
Church, For Sale, very Cheap.
ID. S. VAN ALLEN.
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ssNgY BONDAGE, AND MY FREEDOM,"b
We Fred. .lass for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
WTEBsTER,s UNABRKDGED BIC
w TEONARI. for sale at
Dec. 1855 KINGS Book Store
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~ We publish on our first page abstracts OF
the Reports of the Secretary of War, Secretary
of the Interior and the Post Master General.
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HIST RIVED,

A Lot osaa No u NEW FLOUR from the
~ Gcneva Mills for - per Sack. az
FLKINS' WAREHOUSE.
EeuosyT & 1850.
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TAKEN LIP.

To all whom it may concern
lT~4@ NOTICE Is hereby given that there came INTO
the enclosure Of the subscriber, at lis residence,
A-N[af the {" Nursery" $50 caed) N the town oil
-rs-s on or about the 18th inst, rcd LOc or Heer
about zasrs old. The IS requested 10 call prove
propertg say charge, aEd take said coz away.
WILLIAM NACACIEY.
patcd. Sossrs Dec 2Ist ISIS. 4w2e"
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At Meeting of the several Fire Companies of this
city, Thursday evening, Jan. 3d. 1856, the follow
ing persons were elected Officers of their respective
Companies -
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STRAYED
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
CAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber,
ST. Tsfs about the 25;h Of October Isj5 light
NLassA& brinde Steer--no particular marks--one
A--A year old last spring The owner is request
prove property pay charges and take the same away
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Pleasant Prairie Dee 18th ISI5. iw2S
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CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber
fHkTfG on or about tina first Of October, 1855, One
$z&Sy3E Brown Heller with a slit on the right ear
A--n about years old. The owner is requested
prove property pay charges, and take the away
SAMUEL VINCENT.
RrESfoZ Dec 81. 1855 4s23s
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80 TG CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
WsSM about the 18th day Of November last,
LII one small gearing, red and white Steer, with
The requested TO prove property pay
charges and take the away. WI. HUNT, Jr.
Bristol, Dec p, 1875 4w2e~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02
For tho Data City


Anew Map Of Lee County.
MxssRs. EDITORS:
Ipropose to construct . Map Of the Co. OF
Lee upon a scale large enough to delineate
the correct locality Of eli the land, as now
subdividcd, showing all county Roads, water
courses, Railways, Towns, Cities, ETC., from
accurate statistics and actual Typographical
notes, and observations taken expressly for
use Of the Map. The map will also contain
the school districts, with views Of the princi-
pal institutions in the county, etc. The name
Of each owner and number Of acres will be
marked within the lines Of each price of land
respectively.
The citizens of Keokuk are respectfully
requested to make known their concurrence
or objection as regards the feasibility Of the
project by leaving their order at the Gate
City Office for one or more copies. 800 sub
scribers will insure it's issue at an early day.
Single copies, $500, payable on delivery.
GEORGE DoNsELLAS.
Aug. 80, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02

G. Seventy OF the prominent Democrats
Of detroit have signed and published On i'd.
dress to the old Line Whigs, setting forth
reasons Why they should vote for Buchanan.
They take occasion to use Choats's famous
saying: "We join ourselves to no party tina;
does not carry the dag and keep step 70 the
music Of the Union. !"
On the Same day the Detroit Locofoco ad.
dress was published, the Charleston Msrcu
rs, . leading organ u ,hs Southern Democ-
racy. had one Of its characteristic secession
Hotspur articles, in which occurs the follow
ing sentence
There 10 not . single public man in he'
limits, South Carolina, not one OF her pre-
cent Representatives or Senators in 'ongrsss,
who is not pledged to the lips 10 favorof dis
un,on."
Verify, the modern Democracy are mode
Of = consistent, National, Union. loving par
,y.-ISt. Louis IntelI.gsncer.
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O he Gate City.
KE.O X u X:
TUESDA MORNING, SEPT. 2.
of-pTrIAr, PAPER ar, TrTE CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

this flee every Wednesday, has nm extensive andin-
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoines val
ley, well as in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and AS medium of advertising is not
urpassei, Subscription price $3.50 per annum In
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02

KANSAS AND TIE Extra SKssIos.-Whils
. political struggle Is going on IN Congress
Of most serious character, . bloody one 10
in progress in Kansas, exciting the bitterest
feelings between the Northern aod Southern
population Of that Territory-crcatsd, az
cited, stimulated and tolerated by the present
administration. This fratrioldal war il re-
viving with now fury, md no one can SEQ how
il will terminate. Who is to blame for
thisf WHY has it occurred2 Why il it per-
mitted? Why 10 Congress engaged in the
wrstched contest? It's because the quss-
ton Of slavery 10 st tho bottom, and politi-
cal interests are the leaven which leavens the
whole lump. Tho administration secretly
and openly are assisting in the further extern
zion Of slavery BY the most unjustifsbls
means, and have done so from tho beginning.
II slavery 10 the wish OF the legal majority
Of the people Of Kansas, II they adopt it -
| domestic institution by regular and consti-
tutional means, there are no sound and valid
objections to sheir doing %. But oil right
minded persons have most serious objections
TO ito violent Introduction, or the use Of the
army to force 1t upon an unwilling people.
| This 10 what the President seeks to do, and
his possible successor, Mr.. Buchanan, does
not object TO doing. \. Herald
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02

k%sk LAB9s- the patarel eapiiai which c0lsi
fuses IN rtai wealth 81 th,s gtv4.t. c3u.sry ant
sFaases IaAt iste'tseai p1wsf n i masses alone l.
he railedbE tAe sdlwstA ~ Ers !u.titutlt3lt =
t&9ha Y. ifeh u . isttsr 9: Aces taGee.
Wheasf laere II a s4hstAstly. good u IL ,a.,e
wssaeNer there Il q f9at - land Il 81 ptey.n,te
fsaa booming s.sys tsfF.sory, ! asa wiling II ~
ss tAe pt'aspss q tae eAclastQa q s.Ns5g =
gfaE-tei " 9st@e.
issPs-s fhalf never eaa aad mover Vim yots. an.
- rArta3E pHas vial ever ussAe IN vott IL SRA,
slavery ofer territory where Il does not exist
Henry t3Hys
erarsiiy -acag RIA movements which lag,
~ ia4is 3glaSi r yspa thu N sehief arising irom
w. RtS4ati9*' ~ ~ - a the rcpeai ol the sl4s
~ 1iptap s}E4s.. a, p1ss d t. savoy IN tas
~ tEAnt, 81 apaH pfiustp.e sustained aud laI
has rs set 3eteatiss nit4a While fpet ina 4.
s@ q tsis H4sea ta4 e eags. i,at is lie ffferIef q
A1its |t4sE = e@s t!@dsr tEc sAiv4d II state soy
etSs&ats afA 30 Ath9y epi.ssel II its .sten non
"a saa sti .iasa ''s} 80 presel. amisf Jo.tp
& Efraaas-
ttee! sgthins a63eh Dc e,tai{l. !
#s#itt G4sE aA Frat.es ~ ~ Intrinsic An hsfiy.tt.
n&3 81 sast Nta ~ ssh 4as 84fss. EhG sGx.
8aid FDn ttatr ds. Lad fss.ia nj l5t mind
tf9as, that esAt +azis&s q wos4lt Ell. sett
taas tRFtisgi s.gsss.s4a - stasety ia
tA& states, "r 81 t,f4 s94sl.s iufease 81
si4 #F aasst.aa IN q 4-4ae 1t &strsst, i.
asb p nagiei #spstef "a a. r9i.
Lsals
~ 5oitr . txasy cIAY.--iu 1859, LIENS cav
spss tn ss saS vs3
a, 9ea eaaa tt4f angeS IN aay Iiatt III
taa t-,lNet t&fsfa ee y@Exsy iAe n; Ia lAs
p4e tseAsry s3#tee rs "a # tha St0iss al til
Ial@g b ahF le9st0fg 4 tse essei ~tates Mr..
rifs esg assist f9f t1it3e 19o. ug. thst there i
49, sgaf4te at @atitne f4.4t ut.ja til4 i.sY4 ii
s4Asss .. 4Ni3t4aGel ha-a oets ~ 4 .0tas n au,
psrtsGa ri 1te l4@pis * tbe kattFa sl4t .fatFx
ssa yes 1850 4srg&1o4st Na3ef 1!se ,3es taa1 ESQ.
gsret9Fses - hr.d n e4iaiavn bstNsea fae setsrai
Yag EIeauaNp E<4rsmgs ~ YMg tlSulsaAf!pGsg-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02

"a MAouiRE's COMPOUND ExrsAcr ov BgSSs
PLAST--A certain cure for DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, palAtAble and
reliable remedy it is unequailed. Fur children
sething attended with irritation Of the bowels, II
is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by J. 4 G. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
3. w. cor. Olive 4 "a sts., st. Louis
For sale in Keokuk by Y. II. OConnor. and Drug
gists generally. laug2od4wSm
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Esaehan mans Platform

oa tae Slavery question the platform aitl ed fo
Buchanan comprises these point:
tSt, C4ngress liz righs 10 exclude SLAYER
from any territory.
"a. ihe ps VI a territory have no power t,
pro1i''st Slavery 50 long tAe territorial govern
ent iasts
ID, s-iaattay saveeeiguty il hunhug, and II n
longer plaak ia tae Democratic creed
9tu. 'stssip s.fuRiity means the rigt: II SLAVE
hodaes Ga *+ks t4eir Saves into the pu1lte do
isasn ~ YifFsa Of the o.sg i@grs Il Is, Stay,
sf&{ee,
a. That s4aFeFY4s natiaal and Freedom SEQ.
tiaaAi.
co. THAT the renple Of territory can only ex
.lhte r.atef5 ifoa' ainaaS ttein after they haV,
fafm a Staie NatsttutlenEr tesu a.Etnitted mt.
tAe Nas9n.
sih last hansas inset b, s.ps ont u the Union
50 vac pa" 81 "4st et Y-.Gtatiep, until tAe FIRE.,
nt&&a nsA sts ma Dc SD 4ftVam aut au, the y,ys
holder iitlnly p5sniel ssasr a.. protection II IN
aetesaA 59tsta UaeAls
sth aast aag f&2a dehyiRg Id Tor su, M DOC
t;ia4 80 Traitor, anl ah94ld / deaa Min aefoti
iariy.
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ANOTHER FRAup LEAKED Our.-The Chi
cago Journal calls attention to the fact that
in the act Of Congress organizing the Terri
tory Of Kansas, there 10 no provision for the
punishment Of illegal voting or disturbing
elections. The U. s. Supreme Courts have
no common law jurisdiction in the case, con-
sequen,ly there is now no legal manner in
which the violence and fraud exercised BY
the people of Missouri in the Kansas cleo
tions Of March, 1855, can be punished. II
looks very much ~ though Douglass and his
ns. Soa ss.s s.m Il. 10. o. IL.
Kansas Nebraska bill and made the omission
Intentionally. This vas one of the incipieni
steps Of the "subduing" policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-02

SY rGp "PsAsASr 1ARD.


There's the bell listen we'll e.
GAN aboard /" 10 the oryi
We are going, gons--eons-
Well b beck by-aad.by.
New we're Jumping With atAsnpang and = humping
Ger the rails,
But our horse has "taken something" and his
strength aever fails.
Hear tho ball; listen we'll
"Clear the track IL 10 the CRY;
We are Aging, dying-0own,
Like "streak o. lightning" BY.
what . racket how w clask II . We track IL
Ger the rails
Bat our pony nssdu slack it, Tor his strength never
falls.
Blow Il loud to tho crowd
Who our coming wait TO spy,
We arsconing comins-coms-
Rub the cinders from your eye,
Al we're aiding, and are gidsE and are riding
Into town
Horse 10 up to "tims and tiding," but W assdn't
rub him down.
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MATsi CAPsii IU8si!i
w16. DoDD q 90.
uvrrB ras Arssxsiox ~
Who'll SALE BUYER
70 COMPLETE
FALL AND wINrER STOCK
SOFT PUR,sI ANDwooL HATS,
PLUSH, CLOTH AND FUR GAPS,
or svsRY DERcRlrroS,
AND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
AIDES ESS fURS
or ALL STYLES.
Made up in the best manner, Of Good Skins,
from the highest to the
lowest grades.
FUR g Low E S
BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES.
NO. IA MAIN sTREET,
EAST SIDE, BELOW FOURTH STREET. :
| Sept l-d7wew GNGiaNAT, y
| INYURANCE AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANf,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
| PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
| CAPITAL &20O, 200.
COMMERCIAL ms. CO., or ST. LOUIS,
CAPITAL $l50,OO0.
STAR ms. CO., OF OGDENSBURail, n. y,
| CAPITAL $l00, 900.
rUyHE undersigned continues 10 issue Policies ~
| i ususl ia the above Companies. They are ~
Art class and substantial, and oder advantages 4
| insurers.
| - DWELLING House risks taken q reduced rates
WM. W. BkLkkAP, Agent,
Sscond-st., bet. Main Johnsou.
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GAN CLGAN ykoU FEN MONAu,
BY SELLING
MUCKERsS LIFE OF f0EMONT-
- The oaiy Life containing an ssronSs UnA-
sslnoRD, Of which h< Thirteenth TAsssss1 y ssss
ready 500 pages, Portrait and illustrations. Price
One Dollar.
"Ths Republican Campaign Songster," price ~
cents The 35th thousand ready.
.'The Republican Party and tts Candidates,
about $50 paxrs, two Steel Portraits, price 81.
1.-THE Freshman . Gise Book, with choice BoaD
80. u music, price - ornts.
..Joax cnAsLss, OF The Yosng Amsieaas Life at
Hrempat"-30O p. iSno. price ~ cents.
AIso, the Lsv9sst Esabr and The Best SSss Sod
and other Books pvbi.sAsf IN iAts covafyr.
For particulars address
MILLER, ORION 4 MULLIiAN, Pub,ishsrs.
Is Park NV, NswYork, OF lUI 0sncsce-st., Auburn.
septl DIT
Ser NaIc.
rNHRSE valuable lands are In Clark county, Mo-,
/ about Is miles from the Misssssippt kivss, Aaa
IL miles from The lies Moines.
Tn. y were located some 70 years since By the
"a on DAS'L WssSrgR, with view ~ make ehoics
farms. Having abundant stock water, Aad em
br .cing some VI the cAaicest Timbsr ssd Prairie Ia
The State. they oGsr great inducements 10 psr,oss
sl-hing good farms to improve, For particular,
u.qu,rc VI JAS. ID. ESTES
wA. BRowNgLL.
Keokuk, septi DIV w3m
puSI aId Hmes copy
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c. Begin life with but little shov, you
may in@saee Il afterwards.
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BANK OF FLORENCE,

DANk OF ELOD ENCE,
Florence, Nebraska Territory.
GEO. b. SARaENT, Prss't, J. n. PARKER Cash.
yNHE undersigned, proprietors Of tho Bank Of
Florence, Nebraska, are, BY the provisions Of its
Charter individually responsible for all IL issues,
and will redeem tho Notes Of said Institution in
CON- At ts counter in the city Of fiorsace, and II
either Of their Banking Houses, In Eastern Ex-
change 81 per ccnt or in specie Ut same rates -
ssher Currency.
Cook AS4rgsns, Davenport, Iowa;
Cook, Sargent Downey, lows City;
Cook, Sergeant 4 Cook, Fl Des Moinss;
Cook, Sargent Parker, Florence, Nebraska.
Davenport, lows. July l, 80. sspt3-dsn
Yaos. swAxwck. WAY 1a0sa y.
DWANWICK 4 Brown,
NTHOLk5ALS Ciothiers, and DEALERS in Fur
w nishing Goods, Main street, over b. r. Moo
dys boot and shoe store, keokuk, Iowa.
sept2-dlm-wly.
New ware houso fer Rent.
VlNHE warehouse situated 1t tho foot Of Main
street, on the Leves, " now offered for rent. II
IL three story brick, bsiit in the most substantial
manner, and in Dimensions - feet front BY lO3 II.
deep. Possession can b. given In about tvo wssks.
Rent rsasonable. Applyso G. HOPPE,
sepi2-d3t Warsav. Ills.
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One might ~ we'll be out Of the world
q beloved BY nobody.
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TOHN N. MOTT, In, Is admitted partner In the
- house Of Hitchcock Co. The Wholesale ssd retail
Hardware business, In its various bvasshss, will b
conducted under tbs maine II Hitchcock, Mott Co.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN n. MOTT, in.
HENRY 8. HITCHCOCK.
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'IHE QUESTION SETTLED
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press there With ou one or two Ixcepns acknowledge the
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we're sod. The question Is therefore settled.
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the doing with public sentiment both sides 81 the
Atlantic. than at The OF envy and rar san pocs
together while the veTsal voice Of literary
MRS among the foremost authors OF the and
neither pnrtisanshp, aUslere religious bg0'ry
deprive her Of the aurels has noDy earned
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