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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

= Tobacco and Cigars!
YITM LAUCBLIN, No t52 Main street, has among his
wv large s0itfRent the following articles : !
f e 1000 COnsuello eigaTsi .rs,s g e
4 - 1910 La Eloisa s.t. Z
1000 Pdnsado
1000 FL SalvadJ s.
1905. ii DOrudO "a ~.
!, 2001 La Protection elsarsI
1000 Pru1clea
1000 Flores HRbbana So .i,I-fst.F ~ =
= s Boxes twin brothers tohaeeoi ,-t-tt5,s.1 i
Virginia
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s-u CO-PARTNERSriff..- ff..-z.s--.4s
subscribers have his day into partnership
for the purpose OF tFausacting Commission and For
waudng business under the style OF Gordon, Mattewa
Cos aud solicit continuance of the business OItie late
firm. Ia. S. GORDON, sf
JNo, n, MATTHEWS,
March 1st, 1854 : : = ur4
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Y DISS0LUTiON, sfeEraI-
FTlHE partrershipReretoEOre existing under the
Gordon, elalke & Co., has this Cay been dssb e IS
mutual consent. L.. S. GoKDoS4e
CLARKE Il T6fAAE.
March Isl, 1854, j. u, AMER.
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Ambro,types.

lIl4 AaIlUIUIYP PCS.
THE subscriber now III public new style OF
" picture, far superior to tile Daguerieotype made in
Wheeling daily at his eSAbl Shment. They are termed
S-ss5 b AalBR0TYPES,
the process for which is patented in the United States,
Great Britain and France These pictures are the most
beautiful and trhru produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding iGeness depth light and shade and
richness Of tone is wonderful They do not TDverse tho
subject, but represent everything in its true poson-
They are without the glare of daguerre0type may be
seen in any vtewi and will last ages eIanged being
- aa45s slBiPERISHABLE, ~
hence the name, Ambroype, which signifies Bdestreti
hity Tie picture is taken plain gl1Ss, which M
other plae Of corresponding size is with ande
strnctble cement by which the picture will retain itsOg
mai brlaney for asesi will not corrOde by acids nor,
be injured by water or climate. =.
Am6rotyTe TerCoscorcs must be be appreciated
the Telief is perfect as IiGef Z ifs4.f Hf
DagneEEeotypes takenfut reduced prices Ladies' and
htenlen are Invited 10 call examine my gallery
u6 4. q. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

tiS SUPERIOR PTeparhliOn Is presen ed to the AmeI
i can public with the sestest confidence that its et
cIent curative qualities extel any Othet Gown Eminent.
Its action is certain, safe and inform Gug limo
where an external apPc9lionis apIToplis te All who
have tried regard ii as taibie la he GLOWING hs-
eases: rheumatism, sPras 6rtses swelled limbs, weak
FONTS. white swelling HaiuS in the back, is sides, the
breast face, other part Of the body san eT-
celeut remedy in bruises, scads cuts, etc, The useful
ness of this iHestmabe chemc a shy
confined to tile iumpl species, but is equally eearous
Whenever Applied t0eure diseases Ofthe iavorie dopCs
NC animal Tie horse. Among the many diseases aud 1cCi
deuts occurring tOthe horse, Tor which the most Ger
tain cure. may named the olIowng vE;culs bruises,
sanS In tie shoulders, chaps scratches, cracked heel,
sweeney spine, nator Joints etc For further partcu-
lars see directions on bottles, .sts ~
isH gii7 TAKE NOTICE. sles Is
Many and Just O6ieclonsare made 20 all the ordinary
nlmeNs OF the day account o. their offensive smell,
and the unsigtly stains oitenle upoH tho skin won
dertul fact which has beenyeriel 10 tho astOnshnetoi
the most and the delight Of fastlOua
patients is that In to its surpltstlG curative
tecai tits tho most sosnnetic aud per-
hlne. 10 amy part Of the hcl il may be applied
u 4mpals TQsy and glow which lasts or many
hois1 aud lAaves the vel gety s6tness Q ski
seead OF tee aud nce lgtchis a.
conlson. result Of amost used nor that
P1rp0se Hence, every lads g toilet is stpe with 1t
who knnHs lis 10 this no fe.i
aEe its odor you need but open one bOttleald
try Tor yourself.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

g an4siH o. tsel4Rt Esellel
MEN NRRARss eele biei6a chlTeh Hact6ys 55,.r1,bo
Lpcohouse, Plantation, sciic6 id,l ( As a 81
Jas, y. DILLON. AFsrt, 4,
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WHEELING
New Watch and EJewelry Store.

z Room, No. A. Washing gtOn fIdlt, Monroe ST..
l7 .tE WHEELING, VA
THE subscriber would the attention of the public 10
IL his well selected stock oe watches, clocks, jewelry,
silver ware and fancy goods which he is ol,ehiIg
His stock s composed IN part OF gold and silver watches
keys, guards and chains.
Every description OF odiewelryi
Gold, silver silver plated and common speetaclesi
Pure slVe table, tea, dessert sugar. mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives 4.
Plated and German silver forks, spoons butter knives
etc. etc. ,it 5' fsst[l.sk ~
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, selssorsi ess 4.
Il YrRX yINE rRz0Ts, slrOps, yingcreaul, ETC.;
PeIfueTy, combs brushes and great variety OF aucy
Particular attention paid 70 repairing watches, clocks
and Jewel j, and engraving handsomely done.
A shafe OF patEoRase is respee tEally solicited.
ap5-dn se "a q. P. BROWN.
4 ftlGAKsl CItA RslI-5 =
" 49O8 Gilt cigaTs;s O. rS7,slr5ir 4
5000 PTnCal0s cisaFsj
1000 Apollo do
- tl 2e00 81 Dorado do
sE 5000 Washington Monument cigaTsS
$500 1900 Panetlas do
sls5A 1900 Havana lf.i do ',-si
3 ~ i,fsa 5000 bella Cruz Principe do s.
{ - 5l % 5oses 5 ib. lump Tobacco; 3
'sSs f2G sts2l sd0pt Ebsis do lile dos stFsss
soetsl lsss.ls s, -
sI1lf1G Lbs. wool 1yyylilej =; f5;,5.,5: 49, =,
IOCO 1D00lbs broom 3 - -
II fIFsf 100 Soz bed cnrds and dpiOughiinss; 4 81
81, l,sG7i % reels hem F9nd Manila bed scOrdI .s d
10 cotton clothes lines;
- 90 doE - trout lnes;s Fl % -
81. IL 90 coils Halter Rope; ss- .lsss * 9F
gf 100 pair YaEyl i and Sklf oaTsi &.
p5Torpauns. dray covers, and awnings, on m hand and
made the Gordase Store OF Water and
94aPf %Pio4 = lsf's cHAs HiBRRRY. .
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4 Book- HeeIilg.

y L1UUlL- 4ABBllt1l % Ilalf
~ z, eofta anle Eieaa AeeOuptslt, Fartlsti
S9apissse ssssa o. esns te ssyaS,
Stn9eHis lH book keeping win tid tlIo sh6vs. s.si
s0qTse 81 stldy Tor ihetf adg atieeneht. - ~
Jllst ffceiyea and ioI s6io 81 z
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MTsGE.I5.I 8 l.A..lN,IsOUS. q,
A9GREAF VICTORY o YER ALL LiNIAiRNTs!
s. j. b. WONDERS RSH1ITHS
Chfnese Linim.ent.

Chang Fin, IS s.
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...,5 ]. ~ The Ldst Gimme

IIE4vY brown and grssil afesSsd slsSn,is, /, n,
- tIee d dsRobsttssI,s make AlRO=-FeTslstf 6ioihs
!e1t Yie and HIqld rasstncTes slIines CIe
the tas oil te Goods they have QUIZ nj
oc3 WyiI. M51FlE = isisliS n
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IllEleelillq 1ntelIiqel1fer,

IS PuBLisHED
ally, TRI,wREKIY AND WEEKLY, BY
"a AFT. ee 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

"a i e x r % II N ER
6 6 r o q = f
pEAhEl IS fLL KINDS or FRonrf
NrflouEuN uufLufN.H. rttr rr
flfsa1s H....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

81 a EW GOODS BY E9FR S.
jf1yesAs gEe5 lawns, IN haiid stihis $ 1s,
~ do hlif tiglh Skiflins
DO black Net, l0T lBeutlefi
9ss do heck 3iIInuHe lanef
- 90 black BEuseels do.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

ID EG o L r sllrs ot every ssriety oi Dry Goods
h elcthfns. IeyEeiTys Notices, ETC. ss3t issy
tarnttaEe sales even eahes1ay ana nom
tettEsS Co.'S
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S. D. n ARfEF9 z SOM.

. +. AAssASSs ASEAky
TY,AVEon hand and are now receiving te dsfsf ID sti
y ment OF silk beaver and Russian iatS, ll6 SbR
hats OF oyeI color, shape ard quality. Z .
They have received the atsst FAN Pashinnr ON
YORK, and are now prepared 10 lnfnsh esn sIen Mr.
hats of evoty description nd quality.
hey RlsO Keep on hand asapTtnlelt OF n
cy Eur, Plush and cOth caps, for enGud boja IA s.
which thry oheF 10 thelr the aud6 oaaii
Terms All orders from country merchants dhd dtiSi
promptly attended to-,
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re 500, 600 81 q e
r AteBaF7etsStnr. y 81 =
VIII twelve dolaTs pc. thousand foT good yEiIts
loak q Inches tprs, vide clear of sap,
iehesl9ng nees wide clear OF SAP, Ii On The
heaTt eitverel Gt the depot al
GEO. W. SAf1f H. - - 5s
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DIssot tutiON of Co. RartReTslsiD.


A NEW lot of luItd sttaW bonittsi of new designs
soes1 ", D. MoTTR q Rb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

Wholesale and Retail Grocery.
7s-r7 No. 7212 Market sSq1n
HAVING purehrsed the establishment OF John X Nor
III row, shall alvSaIs Keep band good stock OF
Groceries and Flour, hope retain the patronage OF
his customers and all new oneswhk ray lavOr me. -
oeu GEo. X NcMR RGHEN. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

Republican meetings will be held in this
county rs follows:
At West Point, on Friday 18th, ct 2
O'Clock p. m. Addresses by Col. s. X. Our
tir, M. C. elect, and C. +. Moss.
At Franklin on Friday 18th, at O'Clock
p. m. Addresses by Col. Curtis, and c. +.
Moss.
At Primrose, on Saturday 18th, at 2
O'Clock p. IN. Addresses by Col. Curtis
and C.. r. Moss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
The STATE EAir.

The Democracy OF Iowa took advantage
Of the occasion Of the assemblags Of the
farmers Of the ssssc at Musca,ine, to inaugu-
rate the proceedings of the State Fair by .
grand Democratic Rally. To this end they issu-
Cd handbills, aud distributed them throughout
the state, sent circulars TO oil the Buchaneer
Clubs, and advertised in all their papers
that Gen. Cass, Rufus Choate, Senator
Douglas, Breckenridge and other difvin-
Ruished men would address the people at
Musca,ne. on Tuesday the 7th instant.
Being curious to see this grand demonstrs-
ton, aud hear these celebrated Democratic
orators, We made our arrangements 70 get
into the city a; IN early hour Tuesday and
after dinner, went to the Court House square
where it WAS announced tho Democracy
were TO assemble on the occasion. We
found the meeting duly organised and under
full headwsy, and some unknown, well
dressed young lawyer Of Chicago holding
forth to some two or three hundred people
None Of the 'sbig guns advertised made
then 8pp0atAuce, Suo shc 6esAs ss8s VI s''
Democracy Tuesday afternoon and night
and Wednesday night addressed BY speskor'
Of our own state did not mach exceed ia
numbers ths Club meetings which they have
been accustomed 30 hold on our streets du-
ring the summer. On Wednesday cvenin,
Senstor Harlan, the Hon. Timothy Davi
and others, by way Of diversion, addrssse,
the Republicans with very good effect.
Wednesday, norning We found ths peopi
were crowding the cars for the Fair ground
. couple Of miles below town, and we wer
swept along with the current. The fai
grouads eonprise some thirty odd acres
Will ssAsesd and amply furnished vii
onsss, tsnts, ssAbling and stalls in the ve'
best style. indssd, the grea. extent and ~
nirable character II the preparations Of tbi
character, were subject Of universal remark
I'D the Editor Of the Boston Cultirdsor, VII
was present, said IN conversation that he ha
scarcely svss sssn better arrsugenenss fc
ths seeomnodotios Of the people and Ii
sock q aay q 10 Fairs in New EnglAnd.
The show Of horses, cattle and sgrieultu
rsl inplsnsass vas dscidsdiy better tha
lest ypsr. Il other dspsstasass ~ did nj
sess any pasaieaiar improvement on the q
Aibition q ksiefsld. There were probabl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gias Ouiaamiuss ron esntf6eu oa.stru rsse
a. Ratse9, BIN Is. S'tetu, Gteass uts,
tsn 3se6e IN Hseans s,aes ssstf0sa usutlssa'
nit4u Claht, h tr IurHr .1aus, Gds ron
Iinea. uas 10. G,ra6e, aSSsbs,tsa Uussa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

GsanAs REPUBLICAN CLrB.-A meeting OF
citizens Of German birth viii be held ct the
hall of the Turnverein, corner Of Timea and
Twelfth streets, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th, for the purpose Of forming . Cor
man Republican club. Citizens OF Ameri-
can we'll as Of German birth are invited to
be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

Col. S. r. Curtis, member Of Congress
elect, and G. E. Moss, Esq. will address the
people ct Randall's school house, on Thurs.
day svsaing, October 10th, at O'Clock, on
the issues involved in the present Presiden-
tial canvass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

II hes been matter of speculation rs to
what the religious sentiments Of Mr.. Fill
more were at the present time. He is un-
derstood to have been formerly Unitarian,
but lattsrly it has been claimed that his opin-
ions have been undergoing gradual change.
until his inclinations are towards the Rom
ish Hierarchy. Among the evidences cited,
are the following:
l. The Anti Catholic test, originally made
by the Know Nothing party, was abandoned
II the time Fillmore was nominated.
ii. Catholic Delegates were admitted to
the Conventions of the party BY formal
vote. No other party in the United States,
not even the Pierce Buchanan Democracy has
ever taken such step Us this TO show its
sympathy with Romanism.
Ill. The testimony OF Josiah Quincy, Jr.
publicly rendered in Massachusetts q shor,
time since, that Of his own knowledge, MIR
Fillmore, while ., Rome, was . constant wor.
shipper in the Catholic Church, and very FIRE
quently received the benediction Of tn.
Pope.
But we make no objection to Mr.. Fillmore
religion. Ills religious tendencies are Of NJ
consequence us. lie has q perfect right
TO bea Catholic, full-aedged and xealous, Il
! he chooses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
Freedom and Fremont.
MASS MEETINGS.

Mass Meetings Of the friends Of Freedom
and Fremont will be holden at the following
places.
WEST POINT,
Friday, October 18th.
MoNTROSE,
Saturday, October 25th.
KEoKUK,
Monday, November 3rd. 4 Torch Light
proc ssson will com, of in the evening
The Convsntionfor the nomination OF dele
gates to the CONSTITUTIONAL Convention, for
lie. countv, vas ordered to meet nj West Point,
on Friday the 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

RickEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neateat work that 10
done in the City, and at q less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
0cTOlSER LIST, 1905.
2sl - A3
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
0riScr CHICAGO.
ny and after October LIST, and until further no

=
oriscr To CHICAGO.
I'm and after October LIST, and until further
" tice. rraiiu w.llrua daily, texcspting Sunday }
- follows
9oaru EAT.
/. Chicago Express--Lesvss Qaincy Q. 30 A. 81,
arrives ~ tale bsrsh at 1905 A. NJ. at Burling-
ron ut l.os p. NJ, VI yanet At i3.isr-s.,h MENDOZA
n 80 (dinner3 ut Junction At AIS p. \. and ~
Chicago atSP n
T. Chicago kxprsss--Leayes Quincy at $50 p.
H., arrives 1T Ga.esburga nj $50 Y. ~, At Wysnet
at Ii. 40 r. ~, at Mendoza ut 1885 \. ~, nj June
tioa At s.loA. NJ, aud nj Chicago - Az
SOUTHWEST.
|. Quincy Expie.s--Leasei Chicago \. ~,
leaves ualesbury S r. arrives II Quincy Ut 10 20
=. Quincy Express Leaves Chitago S.43 P. H.,
leaves Galesburs 20 A. NJ arrives 1T Quincy u ~
An.
RAIL ROAD CONNECTIONS:
At Galesbnrs with the chcsgo and Burlington r.
X. for Burlington. Wysnst, Mendoza, Junction,
Al Wyanet. AMI Poni Crock with Chicago and
Rock Island nail Eaad, for Rock Island. Peoria.
kAsalie, Ac.
AZ Mendoza with Illinois CeatrAl Railroad for
Galsna, Dunleith, Dubuque, ST. Paui,and other
river .townsi Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Pana, &c.
AT Janction With tiAlena and Chicago Union Rail
roadfor Elgia, U.iyidere, Beloit, MAdison, Free
port DC
Al Chicago With the great Eastern and NORTH
unes, WI sshe ,r 81 As ", .yoe'os
~ noisC., Sie.s'an', retsou1gn' "aeenx neulmo!e'
Dankirk Ru6,to Niay,ra FALL. cusuen.,on Rr,J~s
Aih.rv S.,,m,s.la aos,nn Ne Ya,L ANA .;,ss..
and towns generally throughout the east.
BA6lAG.. CHECKED TO CHICAGO.
IN vAKE AS Low A. BY ANY orusR socrk |! |
ForpArtculars and further informasion, please ap-
ply ~ the CON pany oee, Main street. bstwsen thu
Aacssds House .nd western sta&v Omcc, heokuk
whore Through Tickets toai principal places can b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

IN MA4UIRI's GoMrousp EArRAcr or BxssE
PLAxr-A certaa cure for Diarrh9a, Dysentery,
summer Complaint and all Affections of the bowels
attended with relaxation As safe. palatabie and
reliable remedy j. IL unequalied. For children
teething atten he'd with irritation Of the bowels, 1t
is the most 500 hin: remedy In use. Prepared and
sold hy J. !. c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. w cor Olive 4 81 sts., ST. Louis.
For sale in X ,okuk by r. ii 0'Connor, and Drug
yists centrally laugaodaw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
rremout ana EuehnMan..The Cen.

Fremont aud isu ehnMan..The Con-
xrnst.
FREE LABOR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT IyTELrdaEer POWER IN THE MASS
Rs ALONE TO BE RELIED ON As THE bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. Joas G.
FREuoxr's Letter Of Aecsp'snce-
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL to THE RIAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFIrS. - Sac b.
rAaaam's Speech on Lou Wages, Nie.' Rsyisfer poi.
I, page 426.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Highly improved Farn In usssesk county, hi
nois, " ALI Hcrss, (l2V tsmbcs) all Sadsr heavy
rail fsscs 10 ssrvs In Ans orchard ~ IN timothy
meadow enclosed By separate fence; Z wells " Va
ter, one ~ essh Of tenant h0usss, and The ether
q the barn, 80 feet b. ~ feet. IiSls sEuscT.
miles from CasshAes. xAsss n a sssss Asdse 80.
roandiag tAis barn. Apply e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

"BarcK." this individual, who hes OBJ
eained transient notoriety ~ = candidate
Tor Vice President upon the Pro- Slavery
ticket, but whose name will be remembered
by the American people only about -four
weeks longer, il staying very quietly Al home
now, his career as stump speaker having ter
minated very suddenly with his display OF
Southern fAnsticisn in pronoancing the
Declaration Of independence unconssi.ution,
II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

THE ALLIANCE UNPOPULAR. - The Paris
Constitutional, We learn by the last Euro
pssn arrival. pronoances the Eaglish ALI.
snee decidedly unpopular with the great
mass Of the French people. As nothing can
Do printed in the French journals unless
sanctioned By imperial censors, this remark
10 signiGcsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

TN the City Of Ksokuk for sale. l will sell At
i Auction, % the 18th OF October next, fWednes-
day ) one hundred and 6fty feet by one hundred on
First and Excsangs streets, and one hundred and
hfty feet by one hundred and forty on Third and
Bank streets. Payments made sasy--no money
required--all on time. N. u. MORRISON.
BllllarA Table,, &c.
TINHE Subscri ber begs leave 20 inform the inAAb-
i itants Of the Northwestern States, that be has
opened . wareroom ~ 95 Randolph street, Chicago
Ill, for the vale of the newly invented
CHshson 0tlliarA Tables,
Which have been pronounced by all bliirrd play
ers Dramatically correct and Of superior elastic
tty. Those who intend TO purchase, wiii6n il "a
their advantage to examine his stock, consisting oil
Slate and Wood Beds.
Orders for Tables. Balls, Cues. Cloths, Cue Tips
or any article in the trade, will b. promptly 1T
tended to.
Address WM, II. GRIFFITH,
% Randolph street, Chicago.
Late Of the firm Of Grifith Decker, New York
oct. 18th, dim
/ N authos OF :" Lives Of the Queens Of England Oh
Of the house Of Hanover" just reed by
oct. lish,d CAvEA BAILEY.
ID ERsOSAL Nar.ativecf = Pilgrimage 10 Ri Ne
I / dnah and Mcccah by RchaId +. Burton. Lieut.
Bombay Army. For sale BY
iDETRlBUTIoN; . ,als Of Passion; BY Mrs. +. y
II 4. N. southworth. For Sale by
oct. nth, d CAvEA BAILEY.
i HERBERT, or the pride Vt the Ness. A tals .
/ IL the Crimea For sale by
oct. 18th, d CAVE 1 BAILEY.
ID EYNOLDe' most excitisg Romance, WAGNER
+. IL the WEIR Wolf; For Sale by
oct. lith, d CAVE 4 BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

uoWx state Insurance CooPAny.
orvicg IN sAnpi.E's NEW srILDIsa, End sToRf,
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
gNHIS Home Company takes Risks on the safer
i classes of property, on THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates reasonable - those Of ANY Teia
BILE company.
DIRECTORS
c. II. Perry, l.. X Ford, James =. Coz.
Geo b. Smyth, C.0arber, II. ID. Woodward,
&. Y. Conn, f. h. Harrison, 5. y. Voorhies,
John McCune, J.W. Rankin.
OFFICERS:
G. Ii. PERRY, Pres, h. II. HARRISON, Treas y;
J. W. RANKIN, Vice Pre-, w. r. TURNER. Sec,
d. mos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

SrRIscfELLow. The notorious Border
Ruihan, Gen. Is. 7. Stringfellow, is being
urged by some Of the Buchanesr journals Of
Missouri - a candidate for the U. S. SEN
ate. We could not suggest more appro-
pirate representative Of the Black Democra-
cy. lie goes for . dissolution Of the Union,
the establishment Of Southern Republic,
the extension Of Slavery, by force il nsces-
sary, and is as ferocious as any of them in
denouncing the Republicans as traitors and
disunionists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

-. There WAS frost 4. New Orleans on
the let inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-14

NOTICE 4 hereby given 70 the owners Of TIE lots
described in the foregoing list N the City
nance are mentioned show, md ali Others inter
esicd, that special TAI he's bssp apsssssd and
Ssvisd on saiA loss, for the improvements on side
walks and allsys, - dcsignstsd in the above list,
end aoless payment - made Of the taxes 10 levied,
esd 40 elf costs. bsfoss the nth day Of October.
A. D. 1855, NE said lots, or 80 Much thereof ~
shall - necessary 70 disehargs said tax ord ssts,
will ~ cold Oh the day Aforesaid, ~ ths Mayors
Ol3cc. II said city, between the hours Of clock
\. =. snd o'clock r. n, and will continue from
Asy 70 day until the sale shall ~ somplettd
A g. G. ST&yRN6,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
& Oct. 7, leSe~o1w
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