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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-30

The ExfLANATioS.--One OF two gentle
men reccutlv conversing about the natural
Bridge of Virginia, remarked that there was
an extraordinary incident connected with il,
Tor that General Washington once threw a
dollar completely over it, an achieve
ment which has not been performed since.
"No WONDER" replied his companion, 'for
dollar IN those days could be made to 60
u great deal further than at the present
time
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HICKEY Mason, Surgeon Dentists, IRE
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and t'ntta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gam, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined 10 do the neatest work that is
done in the CITY, and at n less price than
any Other office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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Tow Mooar AND THE LASpLADY.-Tom
Moore, one night, while stopping at an inn
in Scotland, was continually troubled by the
landlady with request that he should write
her epitaph. Accordingly at night he gave
impromptu as follows:
"uou4 susan Blaze, in royal state,
Arrived u, l.st az Heavens gate"
and stopped, promising to finish in the morn
ing. The good lady was in transports ut
this inscription, and treated Mr.. Moore with
every possible attention. In the morning,
he WAS about leaving, when she reminded
him that he had not finished the epi,aph.- -
"'rhat is So said Tom, and Immediately
added
But pe,,r u / her with a club,
Aul kna.6el back to Been bub.
1t is said that Mr.. Moore's horses were ip
motion just as h. finished the last line
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fsbkk MALE.

oISl and =, book Il, c,rner Second and Pale
IL Al streets.
Lot y, oiock 2ol, between Thirteenth aud Four
te nth streets IA Johnson uss \ brick hoase rant
ing for SIS per month.
An elegant Nv, story brick house containing nine
lsrseaai I'D forlabie rooms has . cistern, stc
eorner Of Eigl ID And bank sss
D,ton awe n by feet commencing 80 feet
south VI corn r of Exchange and Levee, and run
nins ITO feel deep to Commercial Alley rs feet
wide.
Lots and ~, corner Seventeenth and Carroll sts ),
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful location for
private residence.
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CT Buchanan will be elected, and the
Union is safe. Statesman.
Ten cent Jimmy save the Union!
"Great God on what a SLENDER CORD hang
everlasting things. - Fort Des Moines Cit
izen.
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CMAInsI CMAIas,I

The undersigned have opened CHAIR STORE
IN this CITY, aud will always keep On hand large
variety Of Cane and Windsor chars, Rocking Chairs
OF various styles and sizes, Children chairs. &c,
ell warranted Of frst rate material and good work
mAnshp.
Will be sold Wholesale and Retail, cheap a.
the cheapest. KELLY 4 DAVIS.
sept l7,dAwlU.
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Library Ass0cbati0ns.
WILL furnish Books to Libraries at Eastern cat.
alogue prices, deducting 10 per cent. Send your
orders to Il. y. OGDEN,
ssptSd 81 AAin.st.
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0T "The tree is known by its fruit
The only exception TO this is the dog wood,
which is known BIZ its bark.
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oRAsp lopGE OF TUE UNITED SrArEs.-
The Grand Lodge Of the United States In.
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows met a,
Baltimore, Nd, on the 18th inst. A large
number of representatives were present. =
The following officers were elected to be in
stalled nj the next session:
Geo. W. Race, Of Louisiana, NJ. W. G. s.
Timothy 6. Senter, New Hampshire, r.
". ID. q. S.
James 5. Ridgely, of Maryland, r. W. G..
Sec'y.
Joshua Vansant. Maryland, r. W. G. T.
y The man who continually changes his
lodging, eyades the income tau.
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"a M,GGitt COMPOUND EXTRACT ov BKsSK
PLAsf--A certain cure for Diarrh9a, Dysentery,
snmmsr Complaint aud all affections OF the bowels
attended With rc.antt.on. As safe, palatable And
reliable remedy II is unequalled For chlldreu
tcething, ttndsd with irritation Of the bowels, II
is the mos. ming remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia Z. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
{ ". cor Olive 4 "a sts., St Louis.
For salem keoka by +. II. OConnor, and Drug
gists generally. laug2odk w6m
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

Highly improved Farm E Hancock county, Hi
nois. of Az acres, l20 TIMBER all under . heavy
rail fence; 10 acres in fine orchard, 45 in timothy
meadow enclosed by separate fence 4 wells or wa
ter, one NJ each Of tenant houses. and the other
at the barn, SO feet by 70 feet. TirLs rERvEcr. !
miles from Carthage. There is an Usage hedge sur
rounding this farm. Apply TO
LYNCH 4 WOOTTON.
sep2Od
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LAND SALE IN kASsAs.--T The sale Of ia.
Delaware Trust Lands, in Kansas, has been
postponed from Oct. Goth to Nov. 18th, a,
f. Leavcnworlh.
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DANk OF FLORENCE.
El0Y0MCNa NeAHAakn r. eRAa ~

EIUIeuC0s NtUF16k0 T0FFJi cry.
GEO. Is SARGENT, Pres't, j. NJ. PARKER Gosh.
VNHE undcrsigned. proprietors Of the Bank Of
Floronce. Nebraska, are, by the provisions of its
Charter, individually responsible for eli ito issues
and viii redeem the Notes Of said Institntion in
CON- ~ ts counter in the city Of Florence and Of
either OF their Banking Houses In Eastern Ex-
cnangc st per cent, or in specie at same rates %
other Currency.
Cook Sargent, Davenport, Iowa;
Cook Sargent 4 Downey. Iowa City;
Cook, Sargent + Cook, IT. Des Moines;
Cook, Sargent Parker, Florence, Nebraska.
Davenport, Iowa, July l, SO. sept3-dsm
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ET Why lisa horse halfway through
gate ike pennyt 'kasc it is head on one
slde and tai! on the other.
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GATE CITY DRUG sToRE.

VTNHE undeFsIEntd RESPECTFULLY cAIs the at ~
ten,ion Of the Physicians and public Of w
Iished . new Prescription Drug Store under the
above name. Having graduatsdin the best Labor
atories in Germany. in the science of Pharmacy and
Chemistry. and having myself, selected only the
best Of Drugs and Medicines. the pubic viii find il
to their advantage 10 patronixc my establishment,
n thoroughly understand my business.
A. WEISNAN,
Second st., between Main and johnson.
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- Language changes 10 form with the
lapse of time, but the uubroken continuity Of
thought preserves its original significance
anlmpaired from age to age. For instance,
the strangely solemn phrase that caused the
knees Of Belshaz1ar TO smite together, is
working the same effect with our own recre-
ant rulers under the modern gaise OF
"MsI-SE, MAl-NE, tekel upharsin.'
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Fremont and Buchnnnn--The Con-
Republican Meeting.


There WILDE mass meeting in this Git,
on the 18th Of October.
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MERCHANTS, WESTERN LINE.

NEAL. ABBOT co...............New York,
y Lib AMs, TANNER Co... Buffalo, RIO -
TANNER. ANDREW ; d Co., Chicago Sp,eiai al,
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FOR BILLS OF LApiSo, APPLY TO
NEAL, ABBOTa CO.,
EikniL IilLLlEE, No. So Broad Street
Y. H. BRooh.. AEW-YoRK
LOUIS F0NTAINE,
Mark package, Meal, Aobot a Co.'S Express .
sept3G-d
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NEAL. A BHOT 4 CO.'S
Time Express.

NEAL. ABB)r s1o...,...... New York, MI.
WILLIAMS, TANNER i CO., Buffalo. 'fop ~
TANNER. ANDREWS 4 Co., Chicago, Special Aqts
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ron HENf.

ROH u EMF.
"A FINE salesroom, ~ by 50. se.ond story, on
"A Main street, between Tnird and Fourth I'm
qui'e III .hs Once [sep2idtf.
4 DESIRABLE LDf FOR sALE-s,,unaed un
\ ths corner Of Bank and Tenth street. com
nAaitnY ainos; Al entire view If the city, $50 tn
fiser at the PCT Ut tae n. III. ID. X. L.
very sArc chAne. for any person wishing one Of
the prettest locations In tne city For particuInr,
inquire IS, Main street.
sep!Jd HANIIL & RAISrOy
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FOR BILLS OF LApISo. APpL,

Msrehand.se T,aaspofied, on TINE, to al part. Of
Ia Its.i aud South Wea.
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C.. X. DIMOND.

Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
~ FfICE in kilbourne's Block, Main street, be-
~ tween I'd aud sd, keokuk. Iowa.
REvERgSogx-kdward kilbourns, ESQ, keokuk !,
John Wnitehead, Esq, New York Chas. l.. Frost,
do; Mcssrs Page, Briggs babbitt, Eostotl; Amos
u. smith, Esq. Providence, X. l.; Edgar Conklin,
ESQ Cincinnati, %; J. ". Zsckerie. ESQ, New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY Particular attention
paid TO the purchasing and SELLING Of CITY Lots
Houses aud Lands OF every description.
LIFE, FIRE, MAXINE INSURANCE A8EN-
Ci for tho :" Mutual Life Insurance Company" of n.
York. AccunuLArap fusp, s., 25o,0VU
THE "AILANrlC FIRE a MAXINE ms.
CO., Ut Providence, X. l. Pam Up CAPITAL No.
900
THE .ATHENEuM FIRE INSURANCE CO., - Ut
london. BRANCH AT PHILADELPHIA, IA.
InE 'pEOklA MAAIAk AND FIRE ms. CO., =
Of Peoria, Ills. fAipls CAPITAL &lOv, 900.
4 Having bc~n appointed Agent Tor the above
named hrst cass, reliable oihoes, would beg leave
10 INFORM the nereh rants aud citizens generally VI
this eity, that prepared to take Life, Fire, and
darine Risks, NJ as low rates as can be had ~ any
other sound aud reliable Offices. Open Policies
granted as favorable terms as can b. had IN any
II the Eastern Cities may so, lsa6--d
city Lots and LAna for bale.
Oh FEEt Isout, on 3d 81. bet. Man and Bioadesu
OU VIII be sold low.
40 feet front by ~ fcet deep Sd street between
Exchange and Bank sts., ~itb improvements, can b.
nAi had at = bargain.
100 SqaAre fees situated on the corner of lat anu
B.ondcAu, ioi sac On reasonable tcrms.
oood Lot on Desmo,nss street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
Lots GU P.lean street, between Tenth and EIcy-
nth.
Very handsome Lots on Orleans st bet. 9Th and
10Th.
100 Acre. very desirable farming land, located
about lO males from ths ci on the 81 frsneis'ili,
fJsj.
100 Acres, finely loceted, soil very rich stu
.t.d about t~o mIIes above Mvntrose, the Bur
ington road.
TODD Lots with and = half story brick
Dwelling hoaso, situated On Exchange street, bet
Eth anu 18th, containing goUd rooms. has Nh ex-
ceient cellar and brick ciseIn aud being IN every
way lifted up tor a comfortable Residence.
For terms apply to L. X. DIM0SD,
+ augi5 kiibourbes Block, MAin-st.
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Iowa CoLLEGE.-R Ray Palmer, of Al.
bany, New York, has been elected President
Of Iowa College, AZ Davenport. He is re-
patcd to be an accomplished scholar.
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MORE fL0U X for the Dollar, NJ the City Mills
4vx Store, than was ofsred in the city VI ks-
okuk. Those wishing . choice article of new
Wheat Flour, can be supplied BY leaving their or
dors NJ the City Mills store.
Also the cheapest GrUceries now offered In the
city. Our stock Wa selected with great care, and
expressly for the city, and nAtsr ourselves that
We can make II " he advantage Of all custom
ere who may give ar cali.
Also, al~syson hand fresh supply Of Country
Produce
YOU will bear in MUD that We guarantee ear
Flour to be equal TO any that is brought this
ket, and to suit the purchaser or the money re-
funded.
Al, goods delivered to any part Of th. city Free
VI Charge. W. IA. Als1iN&Io.,
ly1S-dJm Main st., bet 4th and 9th.
LN0k SALE at bargain for cash.
l. good two horse wagons,
span horses and muics,
] mare and colt.
aug ~ W. II. AUSTIN co.
Co0PERIS6 Of ali kind done TO order and trim
~ ming done in any part VI the city.
All orders left ct the "City Mil Store" will b
promptly attended to.
aug ~ w. II. AUSTIN co.
\NANTED.--lo good good eoepers will find con-
w slant employment and the hi ghest prices paid.
Aug22 W. II. AUSTIN co.
WANTED-A good practical miller. can have
w steady employ ment ~ the City Mile.
sug22 W II. AUSTIN 1 co.
"ANTED-i00,o 600 good merchnutsble slaves,
w for which We will pay the highest cash price.
Also io0, 900 hooppoles.
ug22 w. IL. AUSTIN 1 co.
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a Mare Opp0vsuntsY 10 rene 4 PIans
A GENTLEMAN with small family is DESTROYS VI
"A obtaining bard in private family, where q
new, 6ne toned Piano will be furnished, and in-
structions given part equivalent for board. Ref
erence exchanged. Address Box 40.
sent l6.d3w
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Lumber LumbeY!!
FNHE subscriber has bought the" Fast Saw Miun
two miles above the city, and 10 prepare d 10
furnish all kinds Of lumber (exeept Pine) At the
At from 81 Is 81 SO per 100 feet
sssA1dAwu HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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LNNCH 4 WOOTTON,
IL u AL EST AVE NTS


RE AL ESTATE AGENTS,
Near cur fda johnson sta, opposite the st. Charles
DAkflCl LAR attention paid to buying aud sell
ing real estate, negotiating loans, and any other
ousiness that may be entrusted 10 their charEe.-
Persons DESTROYS Of buying selling invited to
call al the late Office of kae Lynch, where, by
reason 81 their conspicuous position on Of the
most business streets. the above enjoy superior Ad
vantagcs for the purchase and SAFE Of real estate
Attention is directed to the following property now
DRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lots /, aud 5, ia block l73, be-
tween | ith and 18th. Front ON rlmea
House and lot on Exchange at, between Sd and
Ath. Full lot. House rents for $500. Also stable
| and cistern.
20 H. front on Main, wi,ha depth Of 14o feet
part VI lot 4, in block 1855.
Lot 20 II front and 50 fl. deep on Sd, between
Exchange and Alley.
80 II. by I40 IT., near corner 9th and johnson.
Block No. 10, ia Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and sth streets-lot I, block
i07.
House and lot on 9Th st., between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot ?, block 10, aud lot 4, block 20.
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
| streets.
Lot 100 feet by 20, on LIST, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot ~ by 100 feet on Sd st., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 20 by 50 feet, near the corner Of 1th and Ex-
change.
Lot on Blondsau, between 9Th and 9th /; opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep and 70 feet front on 9th street
oetween Main and Biondeau, and corner On Alley,
aext new Hotel
Lot corner VI High and Sixth streets--lot I,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
W acres adjoining Boston, IA miles from Keokuk,
On The Flank koad. tine impro, cd farm.
100 acres VI tine land in Illinois, 81 miles from
hamilton, aud 4 miles from the river; capable Of
iivision into several market farms.
s.o acres VI splendid sbii 10 CLARK county, No.,
miles from keoxuk. Has produced 45 bushels Of
wheat 10 the acre.
800 acres Of land in Dodge county, Mo.
l2u acres Of hne land in Montgomery Co., Iowa,
mile from FrAnkford, the county seat, and the
whole finely wood. and wstered.
highly improved farm In Illinois Of 1856 acres,
20 fenced into 3 fields, and balance in splendid
timber. fn,s farm Is miles from Carthage, and I
mics from Nor hern uross Hal road, now ia opera
ton, contains . substantial house with Q rooms
Also number Of out houses has Z tine we'll Of
water vt the door OF the milk house is one mile
from saw mill, and within miles Of OF several
girls, mills Title good and warranted.
Five acres of ground, beingS tine building site,
IN scction u. Township65, range s. two miles from
Main-st.
farm miles from town, near the Plankroad,
containing 100 acres, improved.
Five or sen Ares Of land adjoining Belding Is
,dence.
Lynch Wootton are agents Tor the sale OF large
quantities OF land in vnriousparts Of Missouri.
scptt dit.
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PITY ms, MS TRUf. ~ contemporary
says that Gov Shannon s.has returned
home TO ohio, unwept, unhonored, and un-
hung More than could probably have
been said of him if he had been a Free State
Governor.
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DIED,

In this city, IN Sunday evening. Sept. 2sth, Anna
EIma, daaSh;e- Of j NJ. and EmmA T. Hiatt.
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~ John Wood, OF Quincy, has been
nominated for Lieut.. Governor, in place Of
If. Hoffman, declined on account of lne!igi
hilty. Mr.. Wood was formerly Whig in
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CT-one of our contemporaries thinks
that al tho, Nebraska banks are ''equally
substantial" Our opinion, precisely. They
all whip the devil arounda stump" by do
Ing business in an Legitimate manner, and
all classes who resort to wildcat system Of
banking may be ranked together, as govern
ed by the same motives, and ''equaly SUBJ
stantial." Whoever ultimately pays the
penalty Of his generous confidence" must
not complain for the lack of sufficient warn
ing.
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Look out for COumleraetgs.
NOUN0 MEN WASfED.--A new ami valusbl
system of detecting Counterfeit and Altered
Bank Notes, by rules which are infailible, and en-
Able any one ~ detect the fraudulent from the gen
uine ut sight.
Young msn out Of business and wishing travel
ling occupation which will always pay, would do
well 20 improve this opportunity, which will B..
taught IN lew IN 'nents, aud ~ > manner and no.
cofding 70 Tets psrf city aafctry 20 the learner
or no chArgs viii ce made. Apply to
sepl5d j. u STEWART
North west cor. Of hrd 4 johns IN nm ri airs
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y The keokuk and s.. Louis steamer
Nesterner, sunk on the I'D, twenty three
miles below NickSburg, it's supposed will
prove atotal loss. She lies in water over
her hurricane deck. Her cost was $4,000,
and she was valued al Si0, 900 at the time
she SUNK. She was one of the best boats
belonging to eur packet line, aud was unin-
snrea
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a Ven - wanted neiiateiy IN highly lucra-
ave bus.tieSs certificates sworn To be fore we'll
.be"n magistrates can he furnished from nv
agents VINO na.e cleared over ono hundred dollars
per month. Baineas cas-, and honorable Foy fnIl
Information, rscom endat.oas and rights apply.
enclosing one dollar, u AMASA PRATT
scptbu-d2h - kaokuk Iowa
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TuesAay Eveniag, sept. 3Olh.
First night Of the engagement Of the distinguish
ed Am, rican Posr, AUTHOR, AcroR,
Mr.. ALFRED BURNETT,
Who win appear in his celebrated character Of
EDWARD MIDDLETON,
in the Great Moral Drama VI
THE DRUNKARD.
First night Of the engagement Of tho celebrated
Danseucse,
MRS. ADELAIDE RODGERS,
Who will appear this eveningin favorite Dance.
First appearance of the Beautiful and Pathetic
Tenor Singer,
MASTER JOHN ADAMS,
Who will sing Of his most beautiful Songs.
r-For particulars bills Of the day.
Prices OF Admtssi on.
Parquette and Dress Circle 80 cts
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Circuiating Library.

Circulating Library.
INliE following new books have been added te
i the Circulating Library:
Mrs. Stoves new book. bred -
The Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and 10.
sephine;
fhe Humorous Poetry Of the English Language
jules Gerard, The Lion Killer
Lorenzo Dow complete works;
White Chief;
Emma Bartlett; with an endless variety VI select
and miscellaneous Novels. Terms, 10 cents Der vol
ume, one week. LITERARY DEPOT,
septic 4ohns.,n-st
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TOR vale 0O neMs OnAbse AosAns.
INWo FINE LOTS on Morgan and Fulton streets
near i4th. Enquire Of
GEO. C. DIXON,
sept 23diws No ~ Main-,t.
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HARMS u various siles from COO acres down to
i D and ~ acres, Lots situated in different parts
VI the TownsLip, County aud state. Appiyto
SMITH 4 VANsILkLEN.
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nANE nov on hand . .argc supply II ntrsw
i Bonnsts, Ribbons, french Flowers, and Mill
Scry uvods Ut ali kinds, which viii sell 1T very
.ow figures
sept3-dAu D.F. HUMPHREY.
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FEED

4 " all kinds kept constantly on hand and for
~ sale--oats. Corn, Chop-feed Bran, Efforts,
shipstaf, dc, at the City M,iis Store.
sept5-d W. ii. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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thIcAK0, sept. ., '56-dIm
liTe.Likc Portraits
nF Buchanan, Fremont, and Fillmore, together
~ with fresh supply If Political Works, Maps,
Charts, Campaign song Book, Ac, just received st
the LITERARY DEPOT,
sept2j johnson at.
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EAn DoL. Cloth, NohaIr, and french flssh
OOU Caps, now hand at he stor, "
spis ADJ ~. HUMPHREY.
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Dias0luliUn.

TlNHE co partnership heretofore existing between
i h. y. humphrey and A. IA. Gage, under the style
ID. y. Humphrey 4 Gage, Is dissolved this day BY
mutual consent. u, y humphrey 10 alone ssthor-
iled TO settle up the business Of tie nrm.
d.. ut MPHREf,
keokuk, Aug. ~, l556-d A. II. GAGE.
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fhI, DoL. N.oi and soit tuI Hats VI AL kinds
'4VO just received BY
s.pt5dA~ ID y. HUMPHREY.
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Good News for the Ladies'.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
u Dry Goods that have been detained by lowness
Of water in th. Ohio River over 2 months and must
be closed ont by order Of Steamboat owners. They
consist in part Of rich rimmines
Perfum-y. ginghsms, caiic.s, lawns, dotted and
plain, barred and plain Jackonettr, Grape, brochs
and cashmere Shawls, G-nticmcn's rhrts aod
drawers, silk and fancy CravAts = arge assortment
II Embroidery, Gentlemen and Ladies' Hosiery in
fact everything that 10 kept in general Dry Goods,
and Fancy Store, win be found at the New and
CHEAP STORE. Second st. opposite the Athenosn,
between Main and johnson, ke.kuk
July Esd WIN. SULLIVAN, Agent.
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FEED WTOWE.
LNOR the greater renicncc If the Public, the IN.
L dersigned have opened, on THIRD STREET. in the
room formerly occupied by W. r. Thompson's Shoe
Store, an extsnsive
FEED STORE.
Customers can NJ ali times supply themselves with
the following articles
Oats, Corn, Bran,
Corn Meal, Shorts, and crushed Corn
Orders punctualy delivered in any par, Of the city
aug. It'd LUNN LIVINGSTON.
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NOltce 70 The L00I00.
EMBROIDERED WORK done In all its branches
Ia in Silk, Worsted, and Cotton thread, on Dress.
%. M.rsi!l.. Vest. shirt R..errs Initial Liter.
and whole names on Pocket Handk ersheifs. Also,
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle
work made TO order from large variety OK patterns
ON hand 1t the Fancy Store of
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN.
Second st., bet. Main tJobnson, In
Julyl7-dH 0rsham's Building.
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CAMEL GAMEIi
I'hE highest market prices viii always DO paid
i for Game.
Also, help wanted Enquire IT the Dung Amer
iea saloon, opposite the Posto1ice
sept30-dtf Ms MAa0I'v
chtnA. s:iass and Quceuswarc.
INHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
JOHN ~. QUsRK
= now uncrng great bargains in hs line. His stock
c"mpr'ses every thing usually found in Crocksry
ald Glass store.
country hefeh ants, drooers, aud heads OF fami-
lies, will do we'll to cali and examine GOOD. and
prices.
store on Main, between FiSt and Water streets.
sept30 dSyf / a oifIRr
Ten Girls WantcA
W whom wall be paid 81, 80 per week. ENQUIRE
~ shs 81. CHARLES HOTEL.