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State Of I,ouisiana-Parish Of caado


I n DISTRICT tCOURT.-Snceessian Of Z. H. Les
i ter, Deed. Notice is hereby given that SIDNEY R.
LESTER. administrator OF the succession of r. e. Les
Ter, deceased. has this day flied with the clerk Of our
said court schedule ofsdebts and a6na account in
sid succession, and prays that the same may be ne
moiogEted, and unless opposition is made thereto Ill
thirty days. the time prescribed by law said schedule
OF debts and final account will be homoogated APPROX
ed and made the Judgment OF the as prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal of office. this
LIS. alst day Of January. $50.
t~9 A. Fl. LEONARD,
Janz5-lm ssls1 Dep'tv Clerk.
State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
I n DISTRICT GGURT.--Suceesson of Robert
! Hard, Decd. Notice is hereby given thai REUBEN
WHITE has this day filed in the office Of the clerk Of
the District Court application praying TO be ap-
pointed executor Of the will Of Robt Hord deceased
and unless opposition made thereto the time pre-!
scribed by law, said Reuben White viii be appointed
executor as prayed for 2@7
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
II. s. 2lst day of January, 1856.
t-3 A. fl. LEONARD, st
Jan23-2t Dep'y clerk.
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State Of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo. @

| State Of Louisiana---Pa rish of Caddo
I'm DISTRICT COURT-Suecession of Il. G. oliver
Il Deceased. Noticesis hereby given that JNo. p.
HALEY, of said successan has this day filed
with the clerk of said court, schedule of debts
and final account of his administration of said
cesson, and prays that the may be homologated
and made the Judgment of the court and has also fled
petition praying to be dismissed from The further ad
minisraton Of ssad succession and to have his bond
cancelled: And unless opposition made thereto in
thirty days. the time prescribed by law, said schedule
of debts and final account will be homoogaed ,approv-
ed and made the Judgment ofthe court, and the said
HALEY will be dschargedfrom the further administra-
ton of said succession, and his bond cancelled as
prayed for. sl --T z+s s. sH+slt9 ~ 3.
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
the 18th day Of Janq1ry; : A. = D ID la5S:
janl6-6t -..a"H "a E. I'd -sssa.7 Clerk.
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Parish Taxes and License.

TINE tax payers Of the parish of Caddo are hereby
I j. notified to attend at their election precincts a
the time and places specified below to pay the Parish
Tax now by them due for the year 1855, and the Ii
cense for 1856: &A5s taa= E5@as@z ..s=
| In election precinct No. AIT the courthouse in
the town of Shreveport, on Saturday, the 23d day Of
February, 1856. aa5 ~ s=s==-a..5 = s
In election precinct No. Cat the plantation of S
Bossier deceased; and at the house of E. K Hall
known as the Norris Place, on Monday, the 25lh day
Of February next -s - seeesggy "
In election precint No. 5-At the house of A. u
Pickens, Summer Grove, on Wednesday the 9th day
of FEBRUARY next
In eieet1on precinct No. Sat the house of Mr.
Hughes, Blossom Hill, on Friday the 29th day OF Feb
raary next. s44.a 5tszs. ...o, s-ss@.sas .am....
In election precinct No. 2--At The house Of w. A.
Pegram, Greenwood, on Saturday the Ist day Of
March next. ~
In election precinct No I--At the store of Cooke &
Griffin. on Monday, the Sd day of March next.
IN election precinct No AT the house of H. r
Hamln, Albany, on Tuesday, the 4th day of March
next. -. , sa..~, Ak.
In election precinct No AT the school house
Mr. Calyerts, Thursday, the 9Th day of March
next
Or twill proceed to collect the same according to
;anoa ri @ p.r;sh -, .n,lao, ,
Ian-9 -- :; - : : o.1en i'd eo.-ee-o-
Uy ANfy
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aCsUDDY, BROW N d Co J,
Commission Merchants,

aCUDDY, BROW N d Co.,
Commission Merchants,
SO Camp street, New Orleans.
ME undersigned prepared to make Liberal
Il Advances on cotton consigned to the above house.
april Is OGLEsBY & GRIsWOLD.
To the Planters. 81
ENR0M the solicitations of many of his planting
Il friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale of Cotton in this market
Refers to the merchants OF Shreveport generally. q
Shreveport, Sept. 13, 1854. d. s. WILDER
IL The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill 70 this Office 5az sz9zs.
Medical Notice.
nRS. GILPIN 81 H0TCHKISS have removed
IL their office to T. H. Morris and VIM Balls drug
stores, where calls for either of them will be attended
to. Orders also be left the residence Of either
DIR. Hotchkss or Dr.. Gilpin. jan9
-srsss r Agency. 1900.
nuRlNG my temporary absence, Mr.. N. Moore
- is my duly authorised agent
Shreveport, Novl 1855. w. S. LEWIS.
~#5@@5 VI Notice.
MFR. WILLIAM ILER is my authorised agent
w during my temporary absence.
]. H. TRAMMELL.
Shreveport October 6, 1855. o10
os Notice. s NJ l-z7
A LII persons hereby notified that no bills
N against the steamers Union NJ. l.. Daugherty,
will be paid unless made the written order OF the
captain clerk of said boats. n. MOORE u
Shreveport, January 2, 1856. agsg
Last Notice.
4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are
N tilted that unless they come forward and settle
forthwith, their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection The planters have had an
opportunity OF selling their cation, and it is impossi
Bile FOR us 10 wait any longer. l.z#-
maya E. & B. JACOBS.
Notice. sss8 &C.,
HE undersigned, executor of the estate of the late
i Robert Green, deceased, has appointed Mr.. P. Fl.
RossoN his agent who is empowered to transact all
business relating to said estate. H%8
Shreveport, Nov. Is, 1854. JNO. J.GREEN. I
1890 Attention.
Ii persons indebted to the estate ofthe late Robert
~ Green, the firms of Green, Douglass Co. and
Green Douglass are requested 70 come forward and
settle without delay. as the affairs Of the succession
must be speedily adjusted. P. H. ROSSON,
nov Is Agent of Jno. J. Green
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Agency

. URING my temporary absence, Mr.. N. Moore
~ is my duly authorised agent ~ sa.
Shreveport Nov. IA, 1855. w. S. LEWIS.
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Shreveport, July 10, 1885. R4I1..95 l4aF% augI-Iy
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission

KtCCIFIHg. FUTWdruIHg anu CUMmlSSlUH
MERCHANT, AT --as
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport
TIME subscriber having taken the commodious and
Il convenient brick warehouses recently occupied
by l.. E. Carter is prepared to receive and store
ton merchandise and produce; and will promptly for
ward all goods consigned to his care. 9g gv ya.sEr
Liberal advances in CASH will be made cotton
left with me for shipment to New Orleans, to be
sold in Shreveport; and will devote my personal at
tenton to selling cotton in this market.
Shreveport, June 6, 1855. 49,. N. MOORE.
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Shreveport and Alexandria Packets.
ss57 gz.@ Union line -

saksszn TnEnew,very light draught sLtasA
sNsxEEs5szss fast running steamboat HxSSEzEfsx
M. L.. DAUGHEsSTYsC G. A. Crook master,
having been purchased expressly for the trade. will
together with the uyorite steamer UNION, dur
ing the low water form line of semi weekly packets
between Shreveport and the Falls, where they will
connect with the New Orleans packets thus enabling
passengers go through without detention. These
boats will give particular attention 10 any business
trusted them, and being Of very light draught will
be able to make their trips at all times. They
beth built for passenger boats have councillors state
room, cabins, and for comfort, good accommodations,
safety and speed unsurpassed by any boats in the
trade. For freight passage, apply board, or to r.
tlec12 -=.rye .a-f zs.sTf.g # II N. MOORE. sE
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To the Planters.
Medical Notice,

nRS. GILPIN 81 HOTCHKISS have removed
H. their Office to T. H. Morris and VIM. Balls drug
stores, where calls for either Of them will be attended
to. Orders also be left the residence Of either
DIR. Hotchkiss or DR.. Gilpin. lang
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Wholesale Grecers Il Produce Dealers.
7az#sfG. J.. KOUNS g. BROS, a- a-
Brick corner, Levee street, Opposite Ogesby & Girls
s wod's.) Shreveport --"'
NV E invite the public and country dealers to call
w and examine our large stock of -..-.-.
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS Il GRO CERIES,
Just landed from steamboat Ariel, and fresh from
the West, to-wit: ss. 5-' 5--" r.5.---a-~
300 bbls fine seed Potatoes, Grish;)
800 bbls Green Apples; 800 sacks seed oats;
so bbls choice Family Flour; #~2sat
~ 100 boxes choice Cheese .- -- .'
600 sacks Salt, in new sacks;
-" IS bbls Whiskey; -~~s.
IS sacks prime new Coffee; q
80 bbls choice Sugar, so half bbls Sugar;
&@ IS kegs assorted western Nails;
Powder, shot, lead;
Cigars, tobacco, BRAN onions;
Soap, candles, dried apples, white beans;
Cooking stoves, brooms, castings stone jugs, churns.
milk pans, jars, dog irons chairs bedsteads, dining
tables washstands, wooden ware, etc. All of which
we sell cheap for cash. or advance cotton. As we
have stock from first hands. will be enabled to
sell allow figures The senior partner resides in New
Orleans, which will enable fill orders at the low
est prices. -r .z l. . -. . ...-,y
Liberal advances on cotton. The highest price paid
for Hides and Peltries. - @ 80 ... .
ia 8 G. L. KOUNS & BROS.
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TO THE LADIES!

W y . = n u UaIo Z, #1#
MARKEr STREET, nearly opposite the Postoffice,
Bees to inform the iadies Of Shreveport, and rsa
- her patrons in particular, that she hasjust YM
sx returned from Paris, with large assort- Va
t,,et Of the most fashionable and choice +E#Eg aEG
Millinery and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
sch ctea hY hergef this
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'-.. SADDLERY, HARNESS.,

TT OADDIER1, HARNES
ca India Rubber Gin Bands. sc.
tle=sssS The undersigned would respectfully EzTYA
cali attention to his large stock of Saddles and Har-
ness. as he has the most extensive and complete
assortment in his line offered in this market and
which he is determined to sell at the Lowest possible
Bates He will in few days receive a large stock of
INDIA RUBBER GIN BANDS,
Manufactured to order, expressly for this market at
the celebrated works of the Boston Betting Company,
which he will sell low. Planters and others are inv-
ed to give him call. H. A. ZOLL,
dec5 sn Texas street
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s
NEW STocK!---NoW OPENING!
RE-FALL AND WINTER GOODSl-~
DRY GOODS! CLOTHING!!
PLANTATION GOODS, BOUTS, SHOES, &c.
~tS> THE subscriber has just received and is -
sST now opening his stock Of -
* Fall and Winter Goods, *
comprising the most complete and best selected as
sortment that be found in town, which the att
ention OF all who wish to purchase is solicited The
goods are all fresh and Of the latest and fashion,
able descriptions chosen in person expressly for
this market, and will be sold at the lowest possible
prices. The stock comprises in part:
Ladies' Dress Goods, of every descriptions;
Silks merinoes, alpacas, bareges, tissues;
Crepes Calicoes of every description;A
Musins, lawns, ginghams, checks;
Ii Domestcs, sheetings, shirlings, lowells;
Linseys, jeans, sattlnets, casslmeres, etc.
Fannels, of every descriptions; "a S15>
Canton flannel, cottouades; .S
Bed ticking, counterpanes, ~ A.
Blankets in great variety;
Wooden, cotton and silk hosiery;
Ladies' bonnets, ribbons, laces;
Trimmings silk, thread, braid;
Fancy Goods in endless variety.
Umbrellas, parasos, sun-shades;
Plantation Goods Of every description. .H
CLOTHlA Ga complete assortment, comprising ev-
cry description Of gentlemen's dress, frock and
overcoats sacs, paetots opera cloaks Office, riding
and hunting Jackets blanket coats. Some of them
very cheap. Boys clothing. Undershrts, drawers,
linen and cotton Shirts flannel and hickory do.
Pantaoons and Vests of every description and price
BOOTS AND SHOES-Lades and misses gaiters,
bootees, slippers, hrogans, and overshoes. Child
ren's shoes Gentlemen's fashionable boots, CATERS
shoes; waterproof boots; fine and coarse brogans;
negro and plantation shoes E a eS
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware, Glass, Saddery,
cotton and ool cards, sieves trunks valices, car
pet bags, etc. etc " ri ..s- e.5-.-----s
Hats and Caps, of every style and quality; gentlemen's
furnishing goods, together with almost every arti-
Gle that can be called for. ir-~ y -s,-,5
-~..-~e-~- JOHN LARMIER, Texas street,
now Brick building, near the river.
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Y 0rlc.nsARed River Passenger Packet.
Red River s New Orleans Packet.

kGQ klyer u new orleans faCkets
-, The. light draught, staunch steamboat
clLrzA MARION, JosErH BoIssEAu, mas
szsSszaszz ter, VIII leave direct for New Orleans
on Thursday 27,h inst and go through without tram
shipling al the fails. The Marion will built expressly
for the Red River trade and will regular pae
ket throughout the entire season. She has Just re-
turned from New Orleans, where she was locked and
thoroughly repaired and is in perfect order Tho
public may rest assured that her ofcers VIII make use
of every effort to give satisfaction Forfreigh pas
sage, apply on board. " = zg1 Eg-
$50 soon as the water will permit the Marion
will extend her trips to Fulton, White Cliffs, and up
per Red River. 50" dec26
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McFarland,S PIOughS,

MAUE 81 AdMW.o IIUHS HISS
49, y are agents for The above favorte
Plonghs, and have now on hand .
-. large supply. For sale by
nneu r. e. B.sJACOBE.#
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DIAPER HANGINGs-An assortment, for sale
l. ehesr at III NORRIS
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IA From the undersigned ON the 9TH inst, residing
-A- about IA miles from Shreveport parish Of Cad
oo State OF LouisiaEa, negro named JIM, aged
years. about feet inches high, spare made, and
q grille comple Aiap Does not lock person in The
Iaee when spoken to. liberal reward will paid for
the delivery Of The boy 10 me. NJ ~ s5fH
lan3u ~ n I'LL Il ]. L,raa,r
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MFR. WILLIAM ILER is my authorised agent
W. during my temporary absence.
]. H. TRAMMELL
Shreveport, October 6, 1855 oIO
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80 Camp street, New Orleans
ME undersigned prepared to make Liberal
l. Advances on cotton consigned to the above house
april Ia OGLESBY g. 5GRISWOLD. s
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Arr. val OF the Niagara.

LIVERPOOL, sept. "a.
News by he steamer Niagara from New
York, which arrived at this port on the list,
impaired q greater irmness and Increased
activity to our cotton market. Our bread
stuff market continues dropping. We re-
duoe our quotations on wheat , TO Sd on 100
bush red wheat new, % Cd: white wheat
old, IS ada,s. new lUs(d Is. Flour steady,
aud without qaotable change since the sail
ing Of the africa. Philadelphia and Balti-
more four %, (a3ls Cd; OHIO 3ls(d3Ss. In
dian corn nantlve, previous prices are bare
~ sustained mixed 3ls 6dtd.32s; white corn
32sta33s Provisions without material
change, prices nominal, bacon steady. Lard
dull, 19s. consols closed yesterday at 49,
(da4, to-day The telegraph reports the clos
ing prices IS asa. for money 90 for ac-
count. L4tet markets 2 p. NJ. breastul-
very dull, No transactions.
The new Spanish Constitution has been
published. IL is a reissue Of tue constitution
Of '45 with l6explanatory articles.
Madrid correspondence of the Paris Jour
nal des Dciat, says that the Queen and
O'Iponnril were SO much at variance with
each other that O'Donneli hns rendered his
resignation iar the present. The Queen de-
elines to acc 1T it. The Journal des Debnts
and the corre, pondence of the London pa
pers state th;st if Naples does not ut once de-
eide TO the 60 ,icessions demanded, 4 line OF
battle ships, 2frigates and . corvetts already
delayed for IL, purpose will rendezvous at
Aggacia and thence proceed to Naples and
will take IN hoard the English and French
amha ssado.s
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Miii,nrry and Fancy GesA..
ATTENTION. LADIES'

l MolLD respectfully call The attention II the
Ladies TO my large aud we'll selected stock of
call and Winter Gssds wh,rh vii! sell ~ Cinoin.
natl prices. My stock consists II silk, straw. and
velvet bonnefs; aiso, splendid a-sortm, nj OF
hibbons, Flowers aid Feathers, seaected with great
care lou III hnd sseryiL ng IN The N, llihsry and
Fancy business, at my shmsut In tho isiest
faeh,on am also prepared 10 90 work in my
business al the shortest notice, such lining tim
minE, bleaching, pressing aud making b nnsts %
every description TO order. 1 will warrant all
work to give satisfaction.
Come one, come AL. No trouble 10 show goods ~
Mrs. olenny's, No. ~ johnson street, between md
and sd directly opposite dinner ssl.on.
sept26iiy Mis- GLENNY.
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BY OLlvki !. TAILOR.
lie such night il angels were
TO wand from their home,
They would forget the glory there,
And linger here to roam
II is light when to the earsh
Such loneliness in gwen,
We deem it not VI mortal birth
But like our dreams II Heaven
Beneath the trcssc. OF this grove
Tue ,hrubbing moanbeams rest,
As If they d found what most they love
Ard siumb. d On its breast
And 20 the Landscape dimpling face
The skies bend fondiy down.
A. ii they sought one sweet embrace
From all they gaze upon
On such ght, the lhrobbing soul
With loves pure vow accords,
And Yields to dreams beyond control.
And thoughts that nave no words
No words, low a one save what thine eye,
Thy soft and moon Int cheek,
Our heart to hearts responsive sigh
None save what these may speak
Oh. could deem, in such an hour,
That Heaven is not so far
AZ some have taught me. Aud power
That's not b you'd each star,
Can free Us from corruption's thrall
Zen in . word like this,
And crowd within one moment. all
The soul can know ot bliss
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DR. WAYLASp.-The publication Of this
good mans purpose to vote for Fremont has
been followed throughout the Slave States
by au assault upon his work upon Moral
Science, as dangerous to the characters Of
the uniformed Southern youth who study
it, and dangerous to the institution OF
Slavery. II the Oligarchy is disposed to
try the experiment Of getting along withou.
Morality, AS we'll as Freedom, we are will
ing.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION

The Republicans of the several Town
ships Of this County are requested TO repre-
sent themselves iii mass or by large delega-
tons ot their numbers, at
Charleston, on Saturday, 1lth inst,
10 select Candidates TO represent the County
OF Lee in the Convention 10 amend the Con-
siltution.
By order Of the Central Committee.
j. Is. HOWELL. Chm'n.
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CouRr MARrIAL.--Advices from Panama
state that Court Martial is shortly to con .
vene on board the frigate Independence,
which was at that port on the % inst, for
the trial Of three Of her Lieutennnts, and
perhaps six or seven ward-room officers, for
breach of discipline. There had been no
less than l6l deserters from the vessel, which,
together with deaths, discharges and trans
fers, amount to 900. The ship is now 90
men short of her regular complement.
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\ Geographic News.

W.snINornS, Oct. Ga Telegraph receiv-
cd 10 day states that B. X. Bolts and Mr..
Pryor Of the Enquirer had left that city for
the vicinity et Washington 10 fight duel.
The police arc or the look out for them.
WAsnScroS, Oct. G.-AIessrs. Bolts and
Pryor, with their seconds are secreted in
Washington, Guiding the vigilance of the po-
lice Arrnng emtnts have been made for the
hostile meetin, to morrow morning.
BALTIMORE Sept. G.-There have been sew
eral serious RIOTS in this city to day, growing
out of rumar TO the effect that the demo
Gratis had imI ,rted large number Of des-
perate characters from New York to fight at
the polls nezt Wednesday. The head quar-
ters Of The Empire Club was mobbed and
also u tavern in Marsh Market square. One
man shot and many severely wounded.
WAsniNcToS, Oct. 6. - The Unitarian
Church yesterday dismissed their pastor,
Rev. Monrhe,d b. Conway, on account of
having preached against slavery. 1t was
done by a small majority. Some Of the ali.
II slavery lncn were absent from the city.
New LuSpos, Conn, Oct. G.-At our
town elccii IN to-day the republican ticket
was elected hy a majority ranging from $50
10 300. Piele's majority in 1852 was 800
Grafton, Norwich, Montheil, Waterford
and l.ycr hare oil gone for the republicans.
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8.G- Ma0uiRss CoafQcsp EArnAcr os Bsssr
FLA>f--A certain cure for Diarrh9s, Dysentery.
summer Complaint, and ALI affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, palatabs and
reliable remedy it is uneqaailed. For children
teethng attend ID with irritation If the bowels, IL
is the mos. soothing remedy in uie. Prepared and
sod by j. a {. MAHUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. W. cor. Olive 4 2d SIS, ST. Louis
For salem keokuk by +. IL. orounor and Drug
gists generally. aug?ad1 won
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FOR SALE,

TVH NAIEV
v1NEN City Lo,r on Orleans aud franklin streets.
between l4ih and 18th. 0ae-fourth cash re-
mainder IN annual payments.
Also, Family Carriage with falling tor. and
double harness.
FOR KkNT, dwelling house with Ave rooms On
corner Of High ard 3dstrset Apply to
" H. WILLIAMS.
octs-dzw Cor. High and Second -sts
NIASTEIk-A House and Lot or vacant tot in
w exchange Tor dry goods. Address kEOKuK
through the Festomce sept7-d
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HICKEY Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gut,a Percha, also upon Piatina 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 at less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
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CO The editor Of the Marlboro (Md.)
Gd-ette, who has made diligent inquiry as
to the quantity Of tobacco, the growth Of
this year in Maryland, says he is assured tina,
It 10 Tar below the average yield. In q few
sections Of Prince Georges county the crop
10 fair--in other places not one half as large
AZ usual.
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ELMWoOD.

l0n MORE Of those b,antiful Bull DING LOTS
LUZ in Keokuk, known rs Eimwvod, viii be
sod NJ Auetien. nj the house of
KENDALL, HOWE a. CO.
ON WEDNE DAY MORNING OCT BrRsth
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
TERks ;--Ona-thitd "a, b, bAian = in and wears
with 10 PR cent interest.
Also. at the .ame tune rna rl.c-, there VII T..
other valuable Real Estate ofsrvd A. Auction.
KENDALL, HOWE AGO,
Ur:a Anction..r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

alr. Bolts we.lsays 10 his grea. speech.
y richmond, that II anything will dissolve
me Union, "it will be another four years OF
aDeinocratie Administration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08
Ntghl Ncho.l.

AN pleased I" inform the young men Of Keo
kuk, that l will open a Night School. on
Thursday Evening, October 10Th, in the basmsnt
of St Peters ehurrh. situated on Exchange he.
tween Ninth aud Tenth, cross streets. knslish.
commercial and mathematical braneh.,
viii b. taught. A full attendance Of all. whether
interested or not. is desired.
cctS.ds,s WM. y. COWDEN. AN