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HORRIBLE AccEnENT-Three men lost their lives
III shocking manner on the 22d ult, in shaft of the
tunnel building on the New York and Erie Railroad,
at Bergen HILL The Shaft is nearly 50 feet deep, and
hve men were being hoisted up in a tub, suspended
by rope, when, just as they reached the top, the
rope parted and they were precpatcd to the bottom,
Three were instantly killed, and the other two were
dangerously if not fatally hurt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

ORDERED HoME.-The U. S. ship Savannah, which
has been over three years the Brazil station has
been ordered home and was to sail for New York on
the 18th. She will be due there early in December
This will be good news for the families Of those who
have relatives on board the ship.
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DUIl.DNltS.,G ,GEAaluSV ARE AND GRATES,

DERS-|EEA4lDSVAItE AND GRATkS.
- The attention of builders n~d property respect
;My Invited lnrge an1 we'll assorted stock Of HARD
v ARE AND CRATES. Among which particularly
iiGn LOCKS Of every description; NIGHT LATCHES, Sill
ilNti DOOR TRIMMINGS, BUTTS. HINGES, BOLTS AND
nDnkA SCREWS, NAILS, SAStI-CORD AND SASH
MhlHlliS fCLllES, HENTILAT0RS, ets etc in mct,
every hrice III our line requisite for The erection Of buildings
We are determined give satisfaction customers both il
the quality 9 goods also in prices which have
great reduced. hUNESCIIltSS BROS 4 co,
iy25 III Car1p stree. oTnosie Llinyette SQui,e
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WHALE ATTACHING \ SHlP.-The ship Cuban
of this port Capt Galloway, which arrived here from
Denarara Oh Wednesday, met with most eXtraorli-
nary adventure on her homcward voyage. About
:2U 7. NJ. of the 10Th Instant (nautirAl tme) when
in lat - 40 n. long. % 50 W.. the ship which was
running before the wind at the rate of nine and half
knots hour, received such severe shock that she
keelca over several Strakes. and her way was COM
plcteIy stopped, while the men who were sleeping On
the sturboard berths of the top-guant torecaste
were thrown out upon their chests Shortly after the
shock immense whale rose at short distance from
the ships quarter, and after lying motioncss for
short time. as if stunned by the blow, swan toward
the vessel as if with the intention Of repeating the at
tack. Is was moment OF intense anxiety on board
but fortunately when close TO the stcrn the monster
wheeled round in the opposite direction and liyed
throwing with his tail, as he did So a quantity of
blood and water on board 1t was Il moonlight night
and the bulk of the huge animal could be seen dis
tinrtly towering to considerable eiehth above the
surface. When he divcd his tail appeared to those on
board to be from 10 to 40 feet out of the water The
pumps were sounded, but the ship was found to be
making no water. From the force of the blow and
the fact that the second mate thought he heard Il
whale blowing Short time before the shock occurred
is supposed that the fish made regular attack
upon the ship, and was not come in contact with
while asleep. An estimate Of its immense size and
power may be formed from the fact of Its bringing to
stand still deeply laden ship of 800 tons, sailing
at the rate OF nearly ten knots an hour
T(TT9pnDrk Advertiser
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the Tia s. M Sf a"S1S M d M was ta fs.,fa the
The Conplfoler also reported list Of checks drawn on the
of nsEsf St vpfitfs Fsiersa % on hand of s & an" list
sell and his epns Rserrad list Of suFetes for him
ihe City Attoney reported Supreme Court de-
& Mhe Beard q A'emen reported concurrence III sunry reso
comes e, S's S eonTsnr Wef the Sp bos Of
pointed Also rejection Of other resolutions persisted in aid
number Of rssoln,;oas Of minor interest were adopted
g'1o1 T Wse a rs", M oy title and referred usual
city !? . stet an arch Of gns nierettfCn Of Camp
in order pubic eock Illuminated at M nsh .0 " i Assp
Ut Manuel Basco the druggist also petition per-
mission 70 erect an arch OF lights Chatres street
opposite his place Of business ~ ~ esH
resolution Ct Mr. ylascos arch was voted upon and
\ resolution Offered by Mr. Bailey, for directing the srvsvor
voted upon and adopted y + '0NNe'
keep FSs2 s it up @ ESI f til GDfeiSF @ @ H of IL, Ill es srses
s'TGaS!S GpIossa BY Mr. Fsnlmns Vote! upon
"'Sv"5pn NiSd rnxe,f, {" S ely y; m.rks,I &ep'1d @
Dsire; se MrEo ASf5 L. L. aois Gos;s his is
Due "rli, GeoFs e., ret. the e. sy attorney Adopted.
ars ] TO- occupy Ie second floor Of Ense.ose No H. Oh
The Finance Committee reported the resolution fer nav
w. 6 @1nJy nnJ 3ys S f. %aG ssoI" o for <n Judge Erisd
int int M IL r e5 sSSs SHnysn S sos hsr T ;; lie hsi5s Lo
The street an. Landing Committee reported nanbsr of reso
@ Mite Of hs "ar4 to eHner With the authorities Of JtSs5n
~ F''Jtt o theirs Tor
HkR 9er was tor permitting the AIgers and Canal streeT
eES company 10 construct toowAy across the lryrr N,
ie Terry wlTt 10 the of Common and Front IT,
other resolutions were nninportunt ~ ' 'No
Mt bailey, OF the Finance Committee srn,l,
e! REPORT Tor rejecting the ordinance authorizing l nl
Upon rejected. -l'+ N'u'"''Ne "''s ti'FFe-
me oIlce Committee reported strongly in favor Of the res
'o ef appointing twenty additional policemen for service On
M Fet Ill Eht also in favor of the petition of two hundred
Keepers reSatateltS for uettnn ~
nlsch. " '' ~ ~S0N''eo 'eS0'"'iutls 10
M htGy objected 10 the river police. Mr. Fe1nunr ada
q" 'e iAl elllc speech in opposition Mr. Bailey am,
adopted. " 'Nt0'> "'' '-'''e'k1h
On the resolution fo- appointing river police M Ba;1a,,
S1ih o1ece on the ground OF the increase in t4 ct1
poIce l tlt probable poverty of the city during e Crin
III 9eitli OF protection 10 the river interest night
Mr. Bailey then offered substitute for appointing tvntv r
many new Adopted. - si 'a ''''
reso ution for permitting houses to keen on
table by to3 ~ 1f S'N iHA oh tLe
The other standing committees nothing of particular in
terest offer. -7 VI F"A'N"iaA HI
Nr Raymond presented petition citizens on tasoue street
dered to be printed. ~ 'u VI
boFa then took up the unfinished business toit the
jouTned, NtNA 'N9 A'p0''stS III
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-On the 22d ult, in Philalel
phIi, an unknown man was caught by locomotive
on the Reading Railroad and literally torn to tlag
ments. He was drunk at the time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

THEORY OF POLAR SEAS AND CL1HATEs.-The dis
covery of Dr. Kane that open sea exists beyond the
frozen belt of the Arctic ATTITUDES, has attracted much
attention to the theory that at each pole climate
free from snow and ice (and OF course of perennial
summer Or spring. may be found. In the mind of
even the most unmaginatye person the subject must
excite deep interest and there are not wanting other
evidences than the quoted below that the frigil
have their limit in the direction of either pole
We copy from the New York Tribune the following
letter upon the snhiect
Sir Not long since read an interesting article in
Your paper on the supposed open sea at the North
Pole But in that article important fact is omit
ted. and as it has direct bearing upon the subject
you will for calling your attention to it.
Near 40 years ago Il Capt. Heming sailed from New
orl i'll the bark Aspasia a sealing voyage to the
Falkland Islands, and the then unknown region of the
South Pole. In his published narrative he states that
south of Cape Horn he encountered bosterous and in
tensey cold weather. The ice accumulated so rapid
ly on his ship that several times she nearly fOundcrc
Beyond this region Of cold he sailed into a compare
lively genial clmte. free from ice and storms but
finding no land he changed his course northward and
soon encountered the cold and storms from which he
had 50 recently escaped In connection with these
statements he suggests the probability of an open sea
and warm climate at the extreme south.
The book to which refer may now be out of print:
I have not copy OF il for twenty years. but it
doubtless he found in some of Your city libraries
Philadelphia, Nov. &, lSs6 c. COLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

REFUSES FOREIGN lloNoRs.-Ieut. Maury has
refused the Cross of the Order of Dunnebourg on the
ground that the laws Of his country forbid its officers
accepting presents or titles from foreign power.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

Porter's Spirit says: Nothing that ever stood on
iron ever made mile in l minute IS seconds
We should like to know if a locomotive never did
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03
THE COMMON COUNCIL,

BOARD OF ALBEaMES.-Ths Board met last even
hg A. Dnpte, President pro tenn, in the Chair and five mem
btrs present. ~ ''0 '--'-
with. ""' 17peiseI
message received from the Mayor containing the nett
ton from Nessrs Gilmore. Wood Co asking release rom
certain taxes Laid the table ~
message also received from the Mavor transmt,
the letter OF resignation of Cypren DuOur as School nj
ieGoroi the Second District Laid on the table
report was received from the Fiscal Agent Of the civ. r
ing me usual information to the funds hands If on
ht Ahe with orders to have published in the official ornpI
resolution from the Board Of Assistants relatiy 10 th
rgt OF way Tor railroad the leree. Referred Committee
on Streets and landings - 'eo
Resolutions fr.m the Board Assistants reouirinr The or
expenses. Corcurred in. ~ -''1
resolution from Board of Assistants recurring the Street
10 have the repairs made in te Frst
ngs " @'7 ""u h'ii1-
resolution from the Board of Assistants establishing an
UNIFORM rhe OF taxation trades ,yaS
up section by section, and concurred in ~ ~
St'era ei2ls from private parties appo
The Finance Committee presented their rerort which was
adopted. ~ Nf0''' win" "A'
ne report OF the Committee Streets and Landings was
rehd ana ADOPTED with accompanying resolutions
On motion the Board into the considerable of the re-
vised ordinances, after which they adjourned - ~ 49,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-Present. Mr..
Hall in the Chair and Il Quorum ~
The Mayor transmitted the resignation Mr. Cvpreu Duf,ur
rs school Director of the Second District also peiop sro,
Messs hlnore King counsel for certain ba,tre
PROPERTY, Referred. ~ ''e
Tie Comptroller announced the sale the old cy fire en-
slhrs also the farming Of the city markets. follows:
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Leaves on WEnNFSD w 81 Instant at5p NJ
fYpsa FOR SfIE ENE E9lIsH IlIs3 f,rI,

Leaves on WEnNFSD w. 81 Instant ri F. NJ
, IT,, h. FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
For Shreveport GraHd Ecore, Grand BAYOU.
'Ampte, and AleNandraTie new magnificent
and swift running passenger steamer Duke. Capt Sal p
prgHe, formerly Capt Of the ST. Charles will leave
above al! intermediate lnIng For freight or passage
apply on board OF 10
ii T. b, SMITH. 4 Tchoupitoulas street
VIII leave on THURSDAY 4,b inst at 5 o'clock P NJ
, IT,. A. REGULAR RED RIyEi, PACK
s!s444qI II SIZE AMER STORM-Ior Shire vepnrt Il rand
Bayou Grand Ecorc and Alexan,lria-The >,pe-
ri0r and . Fnihng Passenger packet ,le,ner storm
taI' r. Ntoir will leave above. For freight or
apply Gil board
,lee3 7. y. SMITH. 4 TcloupitoulaS Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

ENLOUES-lU01 bbIs Extra and Superine for sale by
S. Il. KENNEDY Il co,
hlZ No. " Poycrus street
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fNULEMAH TOOK THE Pt&EMIUh AT
- she New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such procure them by addressing
". P. COLEMAN, Box e, No. l86 New Orleans.
Ny Mnnutctory Nap1 Avenue, city of Jefferson La
DE- Ware Room and litpot, No. 81 NstcEez street. New
Orleans. ia lvlkW
TIRE TILEIS-From Gx6 TO 4tx3 inches squire for sale
L ~ ALFRED kEARNY,
niu - u tgHziue street.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
F<Szs -.,,, --=z==z==zs=-7 NEW ORLEANS, JACK
isea LIE xfSESIStsa son AND GREAT NORTIiER

NIX ~ $,$$}S SS $I;bH1Ss; $aH1f so&tHHHS 3ASK
4 PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orcars daily at
rSm Xsw ~ N ] s" @FfiTf ri IS Is Se" syE N Fs; !ss
IrG!'. Z at M5 SO 4, e o's'ock rM. ,n..
s cents he @ soeM sasS %fE I've "ts wrve sHasr ysn M o
sGsSS TitKFS tKSiF: may o c s'SS STAINED at the Office Of file
ro.rcd persons ur peru,,e! ride in wi,hou;
NE station" FROM Which icy may 70 As The ps '.st,' Viii
reSa d %G @n% y e t r"c"t and l will he E""l for @ "trip in one
FREFiT TRAIN leavcs New Orleans for Magnolia and
day aug saturday, aud leave, Mnglo" Sew orlea,s and in
or"E at ] sork SHS N NJ NHE FIX train Mr1 DSs Sn M rTr Fn
S@ra#ys ' F% Stations l'lMMy aetws=n regular aoDs
s ~ r.iht will be received The New Orleans depot
,,u,,, e r. P. GTYARD. snpt Transportation.
i @ r. % 'i s I ,'! "a @Sen runs from Magnolia 10
viii! he l.a,,e,ser trains s;t #
s M 5.z ~ HFEA5 SiiA5A6 \6N GF';AT VEs1NHS
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
OF IL vii 4ySiEt ngro, ] a, Asyr @ ' as o%w" SSs ''''
1c.@1 &c cySry SySy M M at Si5 n n
Arri'eA l., Oh F. n
RETURNING:
A''S," SS '5%" @%"'
SN'ny ,l4y viii he issued as follows:
pohtif 81 y
II 'y cS Ac1Ihrps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
To- lhceHnd, latoHrc!t Crossings and Tcrtlurne.
To iic,rviu.. :
10 Bayou Rtr!F ..........
Is Stations
Ferry iua will with the Passenger rrnus, tpyiu,
ri,Niy '''
Freight will Ne Bayou Bmuf ard intermediate
Hut,'; ENhkf DAY uut 3 O'clock 7. NJ. All up freight
@ =" I ny the shippers, and freight I" lie delivered all
! stations than ;nyun dies tllelntllS, Rareait,
GsuI,iIG, lrrfc"'ir tiErrve and iilyou Bnuf lwhoe
vac :oiALg,I,.y have t-tefts) must he pre- pui.
81 i'utH " Rates OF Ftrsh be had application
a,,.e TIL. THAYER
""i' MnsH'r transportation.
HAf AND BOARDING SCt4UOi, FOR YOrEa
~ LtbiES-FOunlrd in iS32. by Madame riris AMI rnn.
dItcd s!ce 1910 by Madame D>bryauH EurnuJy stra I
t|,rn N'lsionh'lSt and ltnvir streets, New Orleans,
I+ Slnmer Session Of his establishment 1T Ia>, Christian
begins ON the l June. The buildings there are large ,0nh
to accommodate FIFTY h0Hrers indefinite. I,,,hrr n
Day Scholars Attached to the rrenisr, fine tuh bnsr
ana good wharf The institution provides thorough and ,rb.
s'iiu Instruction III every and department e,n,n
h@ oilers facilities for the requirement French nn
g'te Singing and Snlte@e taught by Mr. Pevust well
Pwn eher Of the Orchestra of thc New Orleans Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during summer and will cOn
tinue his lessons nlr and sorGe i'll establishment liz
Will also give private lessons in families.
examinations in music take place month winter
in the city and every fortnight during the simmer nj the Pass
The city school remains the whole year for
u"S octloEtrH: mr26 ly
EtLOUR-lU0v bbs Extra and Superine for sale by
S, L. KENNEDY It co,
M No. ~ POycrus street
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VIII leave every WEDNESDAY nj 5oclock r. N.
ffr7se REGULAR WEEKLY OF ArHIT.
r ATC H AF LAYA RI + r.

viii leave on TIL AT. 5th inst, at II o'cIork NJ
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
81 Opeiousss. o. iiinrkey, master will leave
landings on the Ac"alayt. For freight passage apply
dec; ]. NJ JOHNSTON 4 Co, 3 Front Icvce street.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
WEIR MISSISSIPPI,

:',ss .? HH%SFpff2sf Nyb & ; ysw 'rH GHrAss
'ss Hs13sss 1sri ~ Il T;s@S5
date h ,erinf, the splendid packet steamer John simonds
day morning nl will Leave above. For freight or passsg
"'5s m ~ JOE. F. HYDE Co, CO poyars, st.
TO "Ie Riyer to be reshppsd the White River Packets
sam lalH, Jessie l.hzet al EXCHANGE at Napoleon.
Leaves on ERInAY Dec 5th at5pM
= !E1is fHcNhf nrAN1prids1E ANP NEN raskeoFS oK
ssr"ss s' :S %n:t5i tsfes"y.s s'"aS: aIs e AL
tsx on M 1 A"da oo s yin nh be sa rsSe:s
F9E decs e's' Or p"'sEs; % "1P' YbG .? b2"E M Or to
River be reppe the White Riycr Packi. sam Ira
Jessie Iazer, and Exchange, at Napoleon
Leaves EEGtL,H :i;f; tMERHEsRAH RSBys;Hr;1y 1iry urg
9h rsfErFsT ra6 GT;oa I@na shson Iis' Fiiehsf
Rodney and N";lvzShs swiit r"nny 9 asense I:
% p'eks ssansr ian ft.' II; W Powell H. Esfis viii leave a
+ ID' - s y s4T 1!Pf "P 4ssab;di. fcfa '1 street
sn.5: ~ S;i;i hsAA!sAS E11iY v1cks-
1$oSn oe =. sS& S": i' F6 Mt has bRd ydn GS
and nes sday For f"a s@; @ r pas.ae s.'Gn e@Ee h1:
S's"o'u %{ sSHFP ?P 91 e. or P From, street.
n2Thc Frank Lyon will continue as regular weekly packet
and way business sl3
For ALABAMA RIVER.
-; %f&#Hs5E. i Ss:i { Ri;
sssssss=5Szss non Benton, selma tnnnwa BrtIgeport,
Racksa ,s"ner ] T.. f. eF;useleir, J. W Bowie master
sSS n"ys '' Ii EWis sSAr % G On rren a5 2s 2r to
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II A V 4 N A
H A V r E.
& EN- O A


6k56 FOR MAMBURt=-TliE Al FAST SAIL
h&5$SS, inH Hamburg brk Washington, Plar master.
sS4Aszh vn4 the greater part cargo rula.e will
haze nlIneiiate dispatch, For freight oE bales Cotton, up
pyt9 j. +. WHITNEY Il co. IS Curondelet st.
For passage, apply TO the Captain, N board u3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

A POTHECARIKS' HALL, ,csrnes a johnson and
IA Sd s.rect, keokGk, IowA, wkelesales and Retail
Dsalerin Drugs. Medicines, Chemcaa ofls, bye
stsas, ard Psrfnmery, Tobacco, Cigars and essG,
Patent Medicines Of all kinds aor in use, sad on
stansiy rsseivfps. direct from the Esstsrp cites,
tasgs and we'll Elected stock, to whish he insites
tAe attention Of dsalers Csatsassss and Rhyskeians
viii alsays fnd q his estahiishaeat Fresh aad Tn
adulteratsd Medicines, which be selects with great
rERsosALcAR for this market, and his prices
~ low NJ any other house In the State.
n. b. Please call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. laag1i
DkUsii kc.--Tsosh. hair and Nail Rrsshts, =
~ large assortment Of superior qualities, fae saie
BY WILKINSON 4 AAkSuALl., e
Wholesale and Retail bruggists.
junesd Corner of Main aid I'd SITS.
GENUINE LuBlN's sEXTRACTs.-Joekey ey Club.
" Rcagh and Ready, Bouquet dc Caroline, lnt-
shosiy, kose, emmy Lind and other celebrated per-
fanss for the Toilet, tos SOLE by
WILLIAMSON MARSHALL,
Successors Of II. II. Aysss, cor. Main and I'd sts.
rroI.ET S0APS--Low's GIown WinAecr aLd
1 honey Soaps, wxfrsnted genuine. Fur sAls BY
jans3d WILKINSON MAkSMAld..
EAU DE COLOGNK.-1snsins JsAAna - y.
IL Maria Fafina Cologne, IN ocfagon and lsnG bot
janssd WILKINSON : MARSHALL.
L,LAyokING GExTRACIS.--PrestonA a Asrrin's,
T. RAG. A. Wright', Meakims' and others En-
Cioses, Natmsgs bitter Alms1ds. kssrs ete1 for
sale by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
jsne3d Cor. Main anA Sd sts.
II EDY AsMIA--A spleadid psrfaas fsT handLer-
japssS WILKINSON MARSHALL.
EENUINE HAVANA CIuAKs-Cilindrsdcs Ne
~ galia De lsndres, TraAseos, La Rosa, Il issebs,
La Trasmerana, GAlancs, etc., etc. Choicsst brands
ianesd WILKINSON : AABsAAIL.
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one DollaR q Year
THE vALLEY WHIC!,
cLuss or yivE y on xoss. :

Oi3, sthsrviss IS. ss'
so.less Of nsstisss, shssitaSie sssietie. q,
sonpsaiss, &e. half price. '''
uspsAysa sdrsrtiss0saS hslf nssv a.. u.
above rates. - 80 S -
Ads9essosots lsaAsd and placed >saeyske 49,
spsssai nstiees, Isutfs fSs svbtsssy ys1ss
line. = sso Dsi
Aavsseeceooats ordsssA On The inside sxei ,esvs,v
IN sAs nssiZ, setss tho Era 40 weeks. c. ~ -.
more thas The ahsvs pssss
navsfnsasnts nst ascem panied vifA Atr,uoie1n.
in6ly.
0saSssi isdssvfssssssss ssss ss ystS u sIupsee
Il. snls sui not - vasisd lens., as,sr - "
mhsa ths atssstisss usss tbs Wsshiv a,one. -
k'ss vail g she ssaas - In ~ Daily. WAs~s q.
~ aaa sskiy ass 10th sssa. - par ssns. a
nssSessa from Lbs aggregate asDsuns. L
usaes sne present sysssa. ~ ID yssSises paye =
sbs ~. .ys .es seass :. ssssPi. =. skanUs zsis1
ss.,.n ssaoas Iof eomPos'tion oniy. Thispiaah -
iaessss per sSsass. $50 :
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n ~ @sAassssA, bst. .ad4sd. KzoxUK, IOWA.
4. Is. sSs1sfsa !. II L.. q A.,..,. y. Z.
SDLkDCzI0N9 nAAsaa "a pases oe tAs wsst. I'D
~ pssapay fs1isssd = ~ u Dsynsst 1t en-.
rsnk sateo. t ss -. lsF
nask ~ - 0tals 81 New York, n r.
4 av.Dee1s, casAlw e MWssnttls Bank, n. r.
LgoaA eAsIia, AlAaay. n. Z.
= ea1oosC CAWine CO., AIAaay. N.sY
No. Jas = 6shooIsssft rsss't Conn 7 Bank, Al.
Ihos. ". Oieott, Pres't Mechapicss 3 Fssners
Bank, Albany, Asv York. j
0hbsst l.. ilsoa. AsAsi TnAs. N. Y. Central B.
=. O., Aiba1y.a.
4 1hoapeoa.A Co.'S kxpeso. .Boston.
Hon. Hofssis seymour, Utica. n Y.
!roa Bssh, Pail Village, Conn.
AAfine 1ank, Bs6alo. NY
Sae. \. La = Co., Bsukars. Buffalo, NY.
A0ItnA I19UfAaes Co. bank, Dstrpit, Nieh.
Aattes N18k. Chfseeo, Ills.
q. III. Dgn(A YtA.. ChicAxo
6A6A " CDlimsres, Milwaukee, Wis.
]. MostiAes Hall, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
0Fssns, 1hoAAs = Co., Bankers, Bsrliast0s, ,Ioss
Lsksrs hnisA ACo., 6s. Louis, No.
As0u. D. ". - y Kiibsusss. Keskuk, ,iswa
$50 @assb WENDELL, Csshiss Dsaoins n 4 u R-Co
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

MERCHANT TAIkORs,
THIRD street, between Main and Johnson, Keo.
9sk Iowa, haye Jast reveivsd their FashiSna lls
Tailoring snd Furnishing sstabiishnent, . shoieu
and excslicnt sapply Of BroadcInths, cassinsrss
sosan0s ,and sAtic0sn = furnishng 0oods, u ali
descriptions and guarantees that theT work siall II
done In the most approved and satisfactory mannsr
ahsy are soastaatiy seceiving the New York aad
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit all
.ho desire good work and the best material to givu
them eall. Agests for
Francis Nah ans Systsm Of Garmsnf
Cuiting.
Also, Reports u Fashions
oct37-dty HUTCHINSON A DEWEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-25

TTNDERrAKER, bet. Naia end John -
~ son Sta, IN the Alley. -
Carries On The busisss Of Undertsking In all its
sranchss- He hes Sesatly naAs extensive ADDITION,
- his stock aaA p9fssted his asmacemsnts In every
department..
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impcrvious to air and indestructihle, highly orns
aentsd and invaluable for the preservation Of th1
Asad - we'll - cens Of every style and finish fur
nished 10 order.
Heanss aad carriages furnished, and the sstirs ar.
ranesnsnts Of the fuRel attended when REQ uired
Keoknk. Apfii Is. 1885 dy