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Now that tn Government has taken steps to
enforce the laws of Kansas, and ordered the Uni
ted States troops to the aid of Gov. Shannon,
if he should call for them, the citizens of Mis-
souri, should not interfere. No one will doubt
the power of the Government to enforce the
laws of the Territory. We do hope that the
sober second thought of the people of north
vest Missouri will influence them in this matter.
If there are bad men-and we presume no one
doubts tin and about Lawrence, it is no JUS
LITIGATION for the citizens of this State or Kansas
Territory destroying the place. Let the proper
authorities punish those who violate the laws,
but let net the calamites of civil war be brought
upon the people Of the country, because of the
folly of a few political fanstiGs.
Schemes are now on foot, which, il not ar
rested, will pat an end to our glorious Union.
There is fixed determination to destroy Law
renee, and raze the very foundation of the last
house in it. GoMpsGies are now being organ
ized-cavairy, artillery, @pl infantry-with a
view of calling on Gov. Price for arms; and those
be used in Kansas. The plan for getting mp
the difficulty is for two or three men to 90 to
Lawrence, get into a dit Guilty, and raise q row
then eight or ten more, and by their conduct
increase the mathematician other additional
men to 60, until they get up general row
then the forces are to be mustered and marched
on to Lawrence. The opinion is, that it will take
5000 men to take it. But it is said, with artil-
lery, it can be taken with $500 men. l hear
that cannon heads are now being cast at the
foundry in Lexington, for different pieces of ar
tillery that are to be had IN shs upper part of
the State.
"The plotters of this nefarious scheme to dis
solve the Union now have spies in the Territory,
whose duty it is to give proper coloring to all
that is going ca.
"There is great dissatisfaction getting up
against Col Sumner, commanding at Fort Leas'
enworth, and petitions, i am told, are in circu-
lation, asking the Secretary of War, JEFF Davis,
to remove him. Col. Sumner no doubt feels the
deiicacy and responsibility of his position, and
they charge him with being Free State man.
heard it said, that from the combinations form
ing, there would not be house standing, not
a human being left, in Lawrence, in two months
from this time.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-05-29
THE DEED CONsUMMATED!

The deed, we fear, is done. Lawrence is in
ashes. United States soldiers, more merciful
than the "Rulfians," would have succored the
hunted people Of the doomed town, if they
could but Franklin Pierce would not suffer
it. 1t now only remains that he be nominated
for second term by the Cincinnati Conven-
ton. 1t is the price OF blood. Let him have it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-31
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards. not exceeding SIX lines, insiue
$i2, otherwise IS.
Notices Of meetings. charitable societies, FIRE
companies, &c. half price.
Displayed advertisements bali more Than TIE
above rates,
Advertisements loaded and placed under he head
Of Especial notices. double the ordinary rates.
Special notices ia the local column ~ cents per
line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclusively
In the Daily, after the first two weeks, 30 per cent
more than the above tatss.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
Al traasieai must be pad ~ GdpdHec
This rule will no. be varied from.
When the advertiser us.s the Weekly alone, the
price will be the same in the Daily. there The
Daily and Weekly are both used, 70 par cent VAL
BE- dciucted from he aggregate amount
Under the present system, the advertiser pays -
mush for the space be occupies, the changes being
charg cable for composition only. THIS plan IS now
generally adopted. oar charge for changes viii b.
Is cents per SQUARE.
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ola schoo, synod OF Missouri.

The Republican Of st. Louis Introduces
certain resolutions of the Presbyterian 20.
81 Synod OF Missouri appointing day OF
ssfasting and prayer with reference to the
present distracted condition Of the country,
aud the low state of picty in the churches
with certain significant editorial remarks.
The editor suggests the spirit in which the
exercises OF the solemn occasion should be
conducted, and the objects to which the
PRAYERS Of the church should be directed
lie recommends that prayer be made for
the defeat Of Fremont, and that all agtators
be ssremoyed to some other Cline" lie
suggests that the Presbyterian Church is an
influential body, and thinks if its members
IN all the States would follow the example
SET in Missouri, peace would be restored, and
concludes with suggesting that prayer be
made for the Eas., and that missionaries also
be sent there.
DIR. Rice, the head and front Of the church
In Missouri, and the champion Of slavery on
Bible principles and Bible examples, Gust US
Binghall Young is Of the kindred institution
Of polygamy, with equal warrant from the
Bible is 10 preach the great sermon on the
occasion.
In view Of the mobbing OF the Methods
preachers and breaking up their Conference
+ in Missouri, Of the lynching Of Methods
preachers, md the destruction of printing
Offices in that State, and the armed foray
into Kansas to spread slavery and the Pro
Slavery gospel on Mahomet's principles, an
Of the fact that that "iahutniiai church
has silently acqaiesced il NOT openly aide
in the preparation OF these great ousrages
We recommend the reading Of certai,
appropriate passages from the frs, an
fifty. eighth chapters Of lsaiah and the thir
,y.fourth Of jeremiah. And, il God be
God tlsat chansc.h not, they may learn the
solemn facts, thoir vain oblations and the
cate oppression ana refuse obedience
Gods requirements. only excltes his disgu
aud Indignation as /. dit; IF old under sim
lar circumstances.
ne refer 10 lArse eIaFscfs the NOR VIII
.singiy as thes mag serve 70 open the eyes I
that .'iniueutial church. t. some Of the cat
SEES Of the s'iow state 81 piets" which the
deplorc.
FArAL AcciDEsT.--A teamsleE lname vi
known from Salem, Henry County, fe
through the eh-hole OF hay-loft, at u
Brighton House, 10 this city, on Wednesaa
night, and was killed. IL is thought that h
was intoxicated
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Hon. II. CLAY.
Counctl Procccdings.


CouNciL RooN,
Oct. %, 1856.
Council met.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Billings,
Conn. pi,tman, Patterson, STARTS, Taylor,
and Timberman. -, :,
Grading of the alley through Block no. %,
and the Mayor was directed to enter INTO
contract with the lowest bidder for the said
work.
The bid Of Black, Mcintosh & Co. for do
ing $4,000 of grading during the years
1857 and 1853, was received, and the follow
ing adopted ).
Resolved, That the Mayor is hereby in
structed to enter into contract with nlack'
McInvVsh 4 Co. in accordance with their pro.
| position, provided they will do such work
this full rs the city may order.
| The following proposition was received
| from part Of the owners OF the lots IN BLOCK
No. %:
The ownars Of Lots /, 2, 3; 4, 5, 9, and
8 in Block No. @ have agreed to cell 20 the
city 40 feet rear end Of said Lots, and re.
lease MI right to the alley, for the sum o.
Sill 900, taking City Bondspayable IN ter
years with eight per cent. interest, upon
consideration that Market House shall bt
built thereon.
Proposition referred to the special com
mttee on market house.
The special committee on the Fire Depart
ment reported Ordinance No. 05, an Ordin
ancc for the prevention Of fires, which wa
passed.
The following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That tie Mayor Is authorize e.
and required to issue to .. Bryan 1nd Ion
nelly, six hundred dollars in two year tel
per cent. scrip on account OF their contrac
for building culverts.
Resolved, That the Clerk and Mayor
authorized to REISSUE to John +. Grille
one hundred dollars in city warrants in lie
of the same amount which is lost, provide
the first issue has not been already redeem
ed.
The application of the Keoknk, Nit. Pleas
; ant and Muscatinc, Il. K. Co. in reference
,, nm issue Of Bonds to said Company Tor II
payment Of the interest upon the bonds
, the city issued to said Company in payme'
, Of the city subscription to said X. X. WI
referred to the committee on Judiciary.
The following bills were allowed, viz:
l. N. Pearce, mounting maps, $ll
r. p. Hubbard, repairing Gala
boose, ST.
Council adjourned to Tuesday 4th, at
. O'Clock p. NJ.
b. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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NR. CLAY-GEN. CAss-MR. BucnANAS.--
About twenty nine years ago, Mr.. Clay pub
lished his pamphlet, refutng the caiumn'es
urged against him by Mr.. Buchanan anu o'h-
ers about the ssbargain and intrigue" 70 pro-
cure the election Of John z. Adams TO the
Presidency. 4 copy was sent to Gen. cass,
The General, in reply, which is annexed
hereto. saws the New York Erpress, DID that
Justice to Mr.. Clay, which Mr.. Buchanan,
who had in his own hands the means OF
doing so more effcctually, then and still re-
fuses: 49,. ,oro
DErRorr, April IA, 1852.
Dean Sin. have just finished the peru
sal OF your mastery address, to your con-
stituents, and cannot refrain from express
ing to you tho high satisfaction It has anorc-
cd me. II is a TRIUMPHANT refutatlon OF the
WIZ ISLANDERS which have been propagated
respecting the motives of your conduct IN
the peculiar circumstances in which you
were recently placed. You may safely CON-
NIT your character to the Judgment OF your
countrymen and Of posterity. They will MOI
fail to award you full justice. ! must asl
| your indulgence TO, this almost involuntary
tribute to your claims and service, 20 strong
| is tho impression which your appeal has mace
upon me, that could not restrain tins OK
preston Of my feeling. With warm regard
an, dear sir, sincerely Yours, o.os
Hon. II. CLAY.
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Telegraph News.

RicnAoSp, Oct. 27.The Grand Jury to-
day presented Rob't q. Scott, John NJ, Bolts,
X. A. Pryor of the Richmond Enquirer, and
others, for a violation OF the dueling law.
New YORK, Oct. s9.--One OF the largest
Fremont demonstrations of the campaign
came Off Mt Brooklyn last night. Hon. n.
+. Banks, Gov. Robinson and others al
dressed the meeting, composed of Is or 90
600 persons.
Major Lambert presided. The affai,
concluded with grand iorch-light process.
sion.
The Herald states that Kenneth Raynor,
Fillmore American OF North Carolina, has
decided in favor Of Fremont.
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II practice makes perfect, mankind should
certainly know how to eat wisely; vet tae
following excellent advice, from DIR. Halls
fever suggestiye) Medical Journal, contains
wisdom that will be new to most people:
|. Never sit down to table with An anx-
ious or a disturbed mind better u hundred
fold, intermit that meal, for there will be
tha, much more food for hungrier stomachs
than yours; and besides eating under such
circumstances can only, and viii always,
prolong and aggravatc the condition OF
things.
2. Never sit down to meal under any in
tense mental effort, for physical and mental
injury is inevitable, aud no man has right
deliberately to injure body, mind or estate.
Never 90 to a full table during bodily ex-
haustion- designated by some, as worn out
tired to death-used up done over -and
the like. The wisest thing you can do un-
der such circumstances is to take u cracker
and cup Of warm ten, either black or green,
and no more. In ten minutes you will feel Il
degree OF reireshment and liveliness, which
will be pleasantly surprising to you; not Of
the transen. kind which u glass OF liquor af-
fords, but permanent; for the tea give.
present stimulus and little strength, and
before il subsidies nutrinens begins To bs
drawn from the sugar, and cream, and bread
thus allowing the body, and by safe degrees,
TO regain it's usual yigor. Then, ina couple
Of hours, YOU may take q full meal, provided
it does not bring It later than two hours be-
: fore sundown; If later, then take nothin;
for thu, day in addition to tho cracker an,
tea, aud the next day you will feel fresh
ness aud vlgor not recently known.
No reader will be required to be advised
second time who will make trial as above
while il is fact Of no unusual observation
among intelligent physicians, tina. eatin
heartily and snder bodily exhaustion is not a
unfrequcnt cause Of alarming and painful
illness, and sometimes Of sudden death.
These things being SO. let every famil
make it point to assemble around the famil
board with kind feelings, with cheerful hu
NOR, and courteous spirit; and lot tha
member Of il be sent from the table in dis
grace, who presumcs to mar the ought-to-b
best reunion by sullen silence, or impatien
look, or angry tone, or complaining tongu
--eai in thankful giadness, or away Will
YOU into the kitchen, Won graceless churl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-31

FREE LABoR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT IyrEl.l.IaEyI POWER IN THE MASS
r. ALONE TO BE RELIED ON As TIE Bull
FgEaoSr 5 Letter ~ Acceptance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-31

CHEAT NALEOE LOTS
IN MI. AUBURN,
WOODS ADDITION, CITY OF kEokUk.
rIyHES;. 7 OTIS ar located on ksokuk Avenue, one
mile from the CO n,ie Of keokuk, arc pleasantly
located, without any ggiieys or breaks, and are al
eligible sites for private rcsidsnces
Persous desiru,n of procuring home in pleas.
an, and healthy part of the city and on easy terms,
will do we'll to attend this sale, - they Will be iold
without reserve TO tbs highest bidder.
Day Of sale. Tuesday, NOV. sth, o'clock p IN,
Mt Kendall, How TO. :.
Terms OF sal ! cash, balance in four s. m-annual
payments at siA per cent. per annum
Plat of ground may be seen at ot!ice OF Ut wood
or at Kendall, Howe Co.'S oct5o
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gT"Advices from Mexico shy that the sale
Of the Church property had reached five mil
lions of dollars. There were rumors Of
revolutions nil over the country, mostly I'M
der the auspices Of the clergy.
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CT Horse Racing is against the laws in
Boston, so they call race ''a grand agri-
cultural horse exhibition" and "purses" are
called ''prcmiums. Good people, those
Bostonians.
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RicKKY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gusta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and ut less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondcau
between Third and Fourth. :.
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B. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.

IMPORTANT II TRuE.--A German paper as
serts that prussic acid only causes suspension
Of life at FIRST, and that he who takes it can
be restored to animation by the pouring OF
acetate potash and salt dissolved in water,
on the head and spine. Rabbits have been
thus recovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-31

Ie. MAGuIREs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BgSSE
PLAsr--A certain cure for Diarrhoa, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. AS safe, palatable and
reliable remedy II Is uaequalled. F.r children
,eething attended with irritation Of the bowels IL
is the most soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold BY j.. Q. MAGUIRE,
Chemists andDruggists,
= w. cor. Olive l. ID sts., ST. Louis.
Fer sale in Keokuk by r. ii. O'Connor, and Drug
gista generally. [aug20dd w6m
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YOU ungrateful pcstilcnt lout, that you ara
There was grand and good philosophy in tho
OH time custom OF having a bultoon or mu-
| s;c Mt the dinner table.
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REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To TIE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THhoUdHotf TIE
WORLD. AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See b.
r.aaaAs Speech on Loie Fagef, Nis' Rey'ster vol.
4 paas A26.
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Luck.

BIZ FIRM. One c,nstant element IN Tuck
Il genuine, solid. old Teutonc pluck
See yon tall shaft il felt the earthquakes thrill
Caang. ats 5asc, and greets the sunrise still.
b. frn the mongrel's hold may slip,
but only crow bars loose the bulldogs grip.
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gY-The Prince Of Wales, it is said, is
called by his sister, on account OF his per-
emptory manner, "Mster Upper Crust"
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$50 Ncvv ard

$50 Kew 0r0.
CT0LEN from The residence Of the subscriber,
y between tha l2,h and isth, the following mr.
ticles; ! Patent uo.d hunting lever v atch, name
engraved on thc back, .sB Mcbride - Lady q heavy
Gold Chain large breast pin with ehaini gentle
man's long chain; pr goid armlets Tor child, with
name .Emma Mcnride" inside Of locket attached,
and six barrel Revolver, "Ailcn," maker.
Any person or persons returning the said articles
or arre.tiny tho thie! will receive the above re-
ward offered by the smhscriber living II miles from
Alex andria anu miles from Winchester, Clark Co.,
No roctep d3,l b. MCBRIDE.
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..-L ou
NIASTED--A House and Lot vacant lot in
w exchanges for dry goods Address knOkuk
through the fostothee. lsept2-d
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Lost.

rlywo BAY MARES.--strayed from the premi.
L eos Of the subscriber, oh Sunday night last,
Mares one light bay, years old, white stripe
in the forehead and | think one white hind foot ];
the other dark hty, years old, scar made by a
cork on the lef hind i5ot. A lihsrai reward will
b, Maid for their return or any Information con-
corning them. ELIHU Z. TURNER.
keokuk, Oct. 20, 's6-d
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COls SALE

HALF or whole lot for sale In Pcrry's addi-
n tion, near 18th st. Terms reasonable. En-
quirc Of GEo. =. DlAoN,
oe,99d 81 Main-st.
NOR SALE LOW ANDUN GOOD TEKMs.-Lots
l. and 2, b,oek ls5, csrncr Of Johnson and 18th
streets lots II and Ia, block ZOO, cyrncr OF Main
and 18th streets 93 feet in. - $50 feet corner Of
9th and Ridge; Book CD, Reid addition; also, ~
acres Of beautiful land d miles from town, ON the
Des Moines Railroad. I'D. w HICKMAN,
oct2a -dlms Keok Iowa
rENITAN WINTER APPLES.--3OO bbls. for
NJ sale by CLUTTS 4 WALKER.
oct 20 dtt
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TUR6o % Att Kinds.
e1yHE saesedber ID now prepared - fsrnisa al
i Iirds n Lsmbsr at the shortest notice. Also,
any quantity of Lath for plsstsslng.
octgfdtf HAWAlNx IAiLoA,
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Freedom and Fremont.

AMass Meeting Of the friends Of Freedom
ona Fremont will be holden at
kEoKUK,
Monday, November 3rd. A Torch Light
procession will come off in the evening.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS
In GLENTORO,
WR.dHT's ADDITION, CITY OF kEOKUk.
sale ON ThursAay, Noveahcr 0th.
This Sale viii embrace 207 LOTS OF GROUND
Situated In the City Of keoksk, below Price,
Creek, lying on both sides Of
GRAND AVEN UE,
And fronting on the

glyIiE Lots are large and we'll arranged for conve
j nisnce, having reference 10 the contour Of tho
ground. The Avenue Lots are cash ~ lest front,
With sulhcisnt depth. The Lots fronting on the
River have each width of % feet The lots front
lnr on the Keoknk, Nj. Pleasant and Ansoasine
railroad, have Zach width VI - feet with depth
varying from rs 70 Zoe feet The entire surface Vt
the ground Is beautiful, without angle break,
gcntiy soping TO the river, and presents tho most
eligible building sites In the vicinity Ut ke0kuk.-
The river lot: are Of great sslas, 70 visw o. the
contem pla&eA improvements to y Immediately COM
mouesa b. the Navigation and HydTsslic Company
II the Mississippi kapids, beng situated In The VI
ciuity Of the upper luck, furnishing wafer power
aneaualled In the world. The terms of sale are
most liberal Ons-sixth cash, tho balance |, ;, >.
Der cant interest; title perfect. Warranty decds
will be given and mortgage retained for the defer
rod payments Plans may Ne seen nj tho Ooase of
tho undersigned Tho sale viii tAks placs On the
9th OF Nov, on the ground, whore collation. will
be provided. Persons Wishing to purchase, shosld
fore the day Of SALE the property will eli DO sold
70 the highest bidder without reserve. When de-
sired, lots will b. sold with the privilege VI oae
two. three Of six lots. 0raad Avenue will be open
al before the day Of sale, and Omnibases md Car.
riages will start from the corner Vt Main and second
Streets q g. ~ and 10 clock 70 Garry passenger
to the sale, passing through Grand Avenue, and y
the Depot Of the keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Musea.
tine kailroad. from which the passenger cars will
leave 1t the same hour - above, running - tar =
0lenford Station returning q convenient h9AEs ~
ter the sale.
~ permanent. Railroad stopping place hi
been established ct 0enford Just mile from tbs
principal dspot Of the city.
Tho sals 20 have taken place this day - poetpon
ed q above on account Ut tbs insAemcncy OF thu
weather. - ..,,~,uN
Auctionesrs, johnson ~.
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DIED

DIED,
In this city, on the 1yth instant, after short i'll
mesa, Mr.. Francis b. Creighton. lie was born in
Gucrnsey county, Ohio, and was one Of the late
firm Of Creighton 4 Dinner, Ia this city Aged 81
years, months and II days.
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NJ ARRIE d,

In Davenport, Iowa, Oct IS, SO, by Rev. Mr.,
Masc-a =. p-icc, 81 Heck.k, 70 MES Virginia
Mckown, Of the former place.
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LOeL,
GoMEWlEkE in the western part u the city. =
- Gold Watch Key. containing an agate one
side and the portrait VI lady on the other. The
finder will be literally rewarded on returning IL 10
~. ". NYRs 1t the keokak Public School House.
fct3i dit
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A SITUATION in Drug store, wholesale or re-
- tail. BY young man who has had ample ex-
Iercnce In Of the best drug In CincnnAai
Address CIV. NYE,
oct3i- dts ThyOu IN pOAtOf6ce
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z =
A CARD.

~ ]. ELLIOTT returns his grateful thanks
to the citizens for their promp, and edsctual
assistance in extngushins the fire at bis residence
on Thursday morning loot3tilt
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!. =. auYcuISscN JAS. DEWEY.
MUTCflINSON r DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILOkB,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Keo.
aux. Iowa. have just reviewed at their FAshionabls
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, . choice
and excellent supply oil Brosdsloths, Cassimeres,
Vestinxs and Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, of Al
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall b
done in the most approved and satisfsetory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York and
Phiadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit ali
who desire good work and tbs best material to givs
them call. Agents for
Francis Moha System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also. Reports q FAshiOss.
octz2-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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4 CARD

rTAVING so,d out our interest In oar tin and
IL sheet iron johbins shop TO ]. & Hickey Son
would mead them TO oar friends - gen tlsmsu
that tho psbiie nay rely upon -
oot24-dlm =. Y. 6IUNB.