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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Hrr1sR On TUESDAY moruue, Oct -, afsef unser.
- l.,' q eonssmeiion EIE4nrrn, Me beloved vie
o. hercu Hunter. and daughter Of Edward NJ ana ri N
Etbets. m tie SD YEAR Of Ter age.
The ir,epds and relatives u the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral tom her sher's residence
No 10 Fast Twelfth sutet near second avenue thn AZ
tfnoop, at one o clock ~nbout further In vitAtIou.
.. Ios.e S,.'Ds Oct as srsr shor.
Bel Nc Rlhsus sesd y,s's, months and days.
ne .f De ara :. snyes OF the family are invited 70 AZ
cdsnee Of her parests No asa Hudscn s,rees Her re
mans vii be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for ntsr-
msrf.
iy,D On ruesday. Oct 20, amer q short but severe
uncss. Eizs ArorsrA ooly and beloved daus hser OF
susu''ss and Jane ryler aged years. months and 10
The relatives and rrisnds Of the nmiy, the members
o. I.nrlr Lodge No. 2os y. and A. ~, and Columbian
,bs funsrs ON the rssne0ce % her psrrvts, No Is
joy street fhs snerpoor at'~o O'Clock Her remains
Our angel rkl thy mctbcr's heart
u tbrobhpf With keen ~ gush now,
ste stes M more ny lovely form,
Can nc more kks Thy spoticss brow
Bysypr-ou rucrcay Oct 9s Of oousump,,on N,vv
rec Of The late CARR, ernnet In ths A& yesr sf nev
fhe relatives and friend. are yc.psoAsu,v ,,v,. n a,
tend the fsneral me Afternoons o. two O'Clock nom her
late rcsid,rce No. 100 Mott stresG Her reuaius vii -
taken 70 Gre, nwcod fer interment.
sm,n-on wednesoay morning, ocA 70, ansv sbors
me sh.re innos Ahn sMrrn, seed - years, months
The natives aud friend. Of the nm,v s,s r..rsc.s,v
invited 70 attend the funeral ,hs aernoca q one cccct
y, m the residence Of J. voorhh, nq, No ro.rsn
srct without luther invitation,
Ntrrposx On "Wednesday, Ocs o. or oouvulascns
Robrfr y son ~ sarah AID Robert Onderdouk ned
ytar. noah and "a osys.
me reves and ifields are respectfully invited 70 ~
eco me iurera this Ste nonn ~ half past O'CLOCK
ron we resdslce q hts pHrene, No lSA Clinton street,
ncsnIsos On w,cresdsy, Oct 70, MARY raAsc<s,
cpiy Daughter Of james II. and mary Donaldson, aged
mtlits.
The III pds II The smry AZ. requested 10 attend The
tuncrsl this sNrrnoO isvo inx from residences
~ Der rsrrrs, W 80 Bovine street Her rona'rs Will
be ustn g. e-eenwprc fcf .pgerment
TrvNftrY In 9rktor, canicrnla. Oh Sunday, .cpa
~, 81 CO. famp'ion. nasiD T. TRsxfirS, Of sir city, a
tbs 9e'h lsu Of he sgc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

y
There large supply 81 beet ,auis N. rory
street yards ard notwithstanding last market day
h- dnsst the yesterday drlisr The
3aros hed 9Th al qualities ADD c1ndors % stock
ahefst tor sails" from gsunt onSing In
scarcely passane working condition, the choe i be-ves
hnuei b. Latter han usually limited nv AT the
largest portion Of he Offering Ll ~ the weeks snoply
onsis,ed u Interior 'alc for which difficult
uichs,fs wen at decline 81 go 10 lc. h. Wha
rfaly GOOD cattle here sa~ srld read
y d The pr,ccs 81 last week From tho appearance OF
hs yntda when reporter lsit there would probably
le zone sA eight hundred head lett unsod We
oictd oe OF two lois ~ Texas naps. which loosei
u 1uGh M g have been a. whsi they sared tor
be nk.i but Id olaby been worked on the. roui
hnt ihey sold for S4,c 20 d. The total
Der for he cav aod wees $3.50 teIi nich
uune u snd few rlce NJ thing iss what
I0n-csrsd far Drces s!5 neu about tho highest
1ei ga salyrs ire ahnudeat ana they tho ouy sock
~ Nbrh aefs - ncot luAl brisk emsti they sell
fst and at satisfactory prices sheep sud lambs
fenand I'd prices tribe - Tier Cor quality swine
-etetrf ~" ~ 30 acsatcc, vita but few IN marke'. ~
lefnb snpps ior Tho week floss:-asD beef
ic - cows aad sasci ls6 veal calves, 23 sheep and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

BREADsrurrs -rlour-rhe more active with
~s ears grades we're rather dr%ss Without caanse mo
men, nom o ne % = res o. % ne ss as em
prices :. !.
yomlnon 70 good aichigan'
F EsIss SS % sooo Observation-Disclosures.
touifeTa mixed 10 good brands ......... GO 4
fancy and extra. .............. ......" pa g
choiss Extra 9eergetowa Ricbn.oad cts Mills
aud e ,onr
The sales II Canadian embraced about 400 SO bills al
socu, he above quotations Southern br,oss opened msr
600 s0oo ss, -four snIs' !, g s, white .. inca
Ne higher grades While There
export demand the sales about
es R'sH sl soed %o PRIME rsG
s q g. ~ S ed ohssa sPrs At :. Mgsa
demand sales aseg. 1000 q coo bsse at sge
wsses niS.d rye inacivs; lot ~ 20 So bushels
20 BUSHES ne f TO T. SF' sa@roRed sa .
tgrTTE-lh market luie,, aud sas, limited, Abou;
ss1Ios The ssss reached about 20 ess sassd asof
dns IL 70 far a. 2G iSS about 600 s,.se. corn .D
ns 10 a am s SSn asa pss n % c
700 hbs aour were engaged ehea, = o. while = va
ahh OIL bags "a "a. with lots
o. 10 usyrs ys a,e s es !. o msre as "a
nour and co'ton at re
fhuir.s A.ss o lwv BOXES iasns We're maze - ~
IS 70 for RS and i2as4 70 for layers, vi halves a.
- tT5s ard quarters ut about 49,
hay usual this u the year the market
active for SHIPMENT with sales Of about2 $500 bales,
toe &C.
Hors cor,ipuei steady good domestic demand. and
with sales Of 30 bales new at So lic, while old was que
an nominal
Isos scotch pg In large ots, was lover, with sales
$50 tons at $50 10 $50 80.
koLAssEs hrIn, with i,mi'et sales
Provisions -Pork-rhe marhct s'eatv. with sales OF
bout Goo 700 bhr mess al SAL with small lois s2l l2is
Prime = SIS az Is Beef in steady demand with
sales 81 about $50 bbs, including cauniry prime So 81
do 30 ~ 10. ked Stl nnd
extra do % 81 90 81 3D. Prime lue Al s4 and
81. cgi me ia inactive % hhds shoulders SOLD
a. &C. Hams quiet ~ 9sc Lard nrm and IN fair
request with sales OF about 80 bbs q, nc lac tni lsc
buuer Arm, with Gales al Ice 2ic for Ohio anI 3r
AZ f1r state oheese steady, with fair demand n q
i,bc.
hicE-7s 'icrccs sod at &c 40
srGAsS Neie IL good dem.nd, srh sales q a',ut ~
hhds H. cluied IN mich yD ortD REQ &C. f.c
ltc do d. part " bend, at &c aud part duy pad A.
and the remainder yuba nlusc0, ado AZ ab.ut SIC gs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

we are sick should remember that provided
win drain thirty str feet long into which all the impurities
o. tb system ran be thrown and expelled or The pcdv
BY EhANDREThs pills you put your pains and colds
MS ms outlet and few hours do you than
~ cry uiher method In months Over mlions OF the
peuae he United states have used the Brndreh p ard
have otter been cured by them when every
f.sd sold at S canal street. four doors from Broadway
aenta per hor with fun drections 24i Hudson street and
20 Boscfy by T. W. Dyot Phiadelphia; and By re
stscisbe medicine dealers generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Thc.e large supply Of beef cattle q, Chaberains
but prices unchanged Cows ard calves were duh
sing iron SIS 30 ihe sales tor the are A. fo
ows 80 beet cattle a 81 80 $40 3l and calves 4,
81 fcr as veal calves at &C. 10 087 sheep and
Ihc following shows the sales Of sheep and lambs nv
sasle mchsmofrans Tor the week ending Oct " 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

l.th ~l...- - lO7 7s-Average, 81 81
O'Brcns The supply and demand vere 90 evenly bs.
nreed NAT prices did not vary materially fom last
sses 40 iollos s-lq6 beef cattle q q o. i62 and
calves sSoasSs, Sveal calves Sc s1c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

HaD, Inimitab1e Cntser OF Hair and Wills
ssrs No Barclay street. Hair dye, four shlnss boz,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

The Throat and Lungs.-rreatmcnt by In
haaton q medscsfed and compressed air Nodce
During he autumn and winter Dr. nUNTER and his
% y. NJ, daily. - Broadway
ngw yopp Oct. ~: 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

frsc rosn mineral rgredens these pills sco and heal the
urtAtsd membranes OF the stomach and the bowels while
ihey espel all morbid matter organs
hem with new tigor Sold nj the Maiden
lane, New York and IA Sraud London aud by an drug.
eists a Is ceues, 621s cents aud 81 per boz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Ibtre ~s- ar suppy " At kinds o. Brown'rr,
srd wsrs ato. the sasns 40 The
icr sheep and lambs AMI there
he close o. he day. rho saes foows-s4 beef
afs % co. n and calyss SIS rs calves AZ
&C. s7isc. sr51 sheen and lambs vt % 70 a..
taes nv bnme BALDWIN BrownnRs for the week
ending Oct ~ nsd-i17 sheep and ianss at ~ $50 ~;
sversre SO e.
Fees by James MCartv. nj prownnrs for the week end
ipa yet ~ ists-l 100 sheer lambs, "a q o..
SARA of sheep b. samuel Nc sraw-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
The Park Bank Case-AppllcatiOn for an At
tachme0t.
SUPREME CoURr-N CHAMBERS.

Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
oor s9-Ta me matter f the Park Bank w. Root Davts
and u l. Frsderseks-rhe Court made order on rues-
day. 18th inst, appointing the Uned States Trust c,m-
pany receiver the defendants however refusod TO do
liver up possession Of the property, apple was
subsequently, made 70 Judge Roosevelt tor an order for
del. ndsnt to show why attachment SD ,ut not
ssue the dee ndaus appeared their counsel (Mr.
Dyot moved for adjournment until Thursday moon
ing, which granted condition that the property,
In antme should be aced In the possession OF
officer OF the Court accordingly the keys OF the store
Of defendant Davis e4f an $40 Broad way we're deve'
TO officer skdmore 10 open Court aud the attachment
orde was made returnsbie on Thursday morning
Supreme Court.
Notice has been given the bar, that by recent de-
cson Of Of appeals the Judges OF the Superior
Court can act en- octo as Supreme Court Commission.
ers end, such, have power to Issue alta ,hments
against the property Of non-residents and Ascending
debtors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

E'10 N-s1fH y VIC EFFVWWuI VI n
allied. The Journal, sf,hai city, says
This "a new bank. Of small carial-si2o ooo. mo df
dcuhy owing 70 the failure OF large weotern pr sduce
house N New York, In whose paper inc had large
amounted he capital. The circulation Of the bank 49,
TOO Nb snd that has loaned fl0o, 900 on Tho accep
tAnccs Of the New York house.
A. H. Nicolsy's regular seml.wcekly auction salo NJ
stocks and bonds viii take place (rhursds,
Of 12s O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

der imparts Observation-Disclosures and youthful deeaey N the
ssin ssirahe 6y noo.her aao he unpe
ssntness OF 700 cops Precipitation rs cents and o. box
GEO y. lNGEh CO., Chemists, 3es broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

War repay warrants received and entered y. 553l 90
The Ia Crcsse and wuwaukle Railroad Company give
notice OF opening the books subscrlpt, IN 70 to ne
stock ., their Office In The city Of Sweute on tho 10Th
Of ncember NEXT
The Savannah Republican relcces over tho safety n
e main trunk railroad Of Georgia. efcJied by the
pecn Of the subscriptions necessary the cou.
dsionsl subscription Of hsfs million by The sae q, FOL
ou,-s2oo 600 by the city OF Savannah, 100000 by
the savannah Albany and Gulf Railroad Company, and
s2to 600 In private subscriptions chiefly from ,no ooua
tics Of Decatur an Thomas.
perfect msurcd boil Of beautiful cotton was sent 10
the t.ice Of The Columbian sa week. by DR.. RobInsou
Of Two Nile Bar ssnisaus river, Canrors, During tho
past m planted and cultivated few stalks or
coueu In bis sardsn pimny a ses, the result was All
mat be could desire clearly showing that tho snslaus
river veil adapted 70 the successful cult vaton of his
emnent'y staple article OF Southern Atlantic oommevce
larpe shipment OF -four recently from Zsne.v,llo
fnr Bcston. via the GENITAL Ohio Railroad tho baltimore
ard ohio Railroad and the Boston sseamev Of tns uey
chanu' and Manufacturing line, IVES taken out OF ware
house 81 Zsuesvic on Tuesday or ono sceH ant v IN
sicre q Boston 90 tho succeecire rurday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

WEDNESDAY, Oct III r NJ
AsHEs.1he sales embraced 40 50 bbls pots at Sc asc
bREADsTUFFs -rour-rhe market more active with n
ond demand for export Common grades unchanged
While grades rather rmer without change of mo
nen the curreat rates OF YESTERDAY The sales
raced about 10000 1900 bbs At about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

n, cFIrrs nv THE new YORK AMI ERIE RAILROAD
n following the report % stock brought hi. ,o.d
destlu 81 for York. for the week erdlng th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
Court Calendar-Thls Day.

COURT NNlenunr-Inls
srrTKxR CoUKr-Crcuu Part 1.--Nos xs6 2ei. 2es
2o7 8, az, 2lol, casa sss rat Mos ia2s, 1919
oss soI, hos, coo, I47s, lo7l asa, asl. 53l ST.
5I AZ, S9s t5. b,4 SIS 5is. $40 SAT s.s, sli t2s
SAT s2s, sso bsl ssS, $50, ssa $685. ssa Ss1 So, $50
uN,rp srArr Dp1ncr corRr-Noe Of, %, 30, 100,
lol, 1o3, 1o4, 100. 1oi, ios
-------
Knos's Hats and Furs, 2is broadway,
corner VI fliton street.
Hats Caps aud Furs OF Every Style and
quality AFFORD scorr's, 40 Broadway.
WHITES "a Hat, Fall styie.--I4s E'uiso<
street, between Broadway sod Nassau street.
40 Cent Ansbrosype Likepcsses. with a
case Fivchurdred taken daily by the machine process AZ So
Broadway.
si,C00--Fre moot VIII ne Eiccted.-Any Gent
wiling 70 take the be- please sep into HOLMES, No 30
Portraits of Fremont and the rHcf.ased
candidates, sl5 bund cd - each, 20 sros.Sa
Liksncsses OF the People. Lerse and Cor
rect for = cents and dollar photographs At 20 Broadway
Furs, Furs, Furs.-WelI worthy the riiest
attention ~ the ladies. II wish TO obtain fsst and
desirable iars ~ moderate prices go 70 sANIAs stc cor
selection from a large stock
Season OF Fur~-Gcnin. 2I4 broadway.
sociis The attention Of sdie, TO his magInceni s.meu, q
styles. CONSISTING Of full sets Of
iiudson hay sable, Rock msrtin
hoyal nine, Chinchtla,
stone ma-ten, &c, &c,
opposite 81 Psus church
John Woods new Uptown Gym ra.iun,.
East wenty ech: street., fh avenue viii be opened
80
BascheISr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
he best in the world. Made, sod and applied ct no 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
The best In the world Made, sold and applied ct no 30
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

The receipts Today include $4,000 FOR transsr drafs
on Boston, end he payments include s6 900 Csufor
MA drans.
The warrants entered al tho Treasury Department.
Washington, on the 77th inst were ~ rollows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

nEAR ss-Ths Americans sosnt % vote The demo.
CRITIC raie and cou1S ucket-pull ia end for
all your men &c vote OR u. We going do this 70
cecat the republicans. AL. ID. NEsBfr.
Beres sample Of Tsmsreism in al rs double dealing
and Hypocrisy.
Ns BrcuASAS's CoScxArxxsTa.-The Augusta Chronicle
Gcorss ihus speaks OF Tho devices az he democratic
parsy up Mr. Bnehsnan's platform
Es snfeceteln must not be inquired into. He canno,
bear scrutiny. Hs fricDdsnre AFRAID Of " and he.
he platform end the platform alone, the gauge OF his
.errions He IL the platform, rather platform 4
he must be forgotten tks. he has boon ALI sides
Al qrestops, and steady In favor Of none We r,her
IN nix the ople x have sn-ething 70 say IN this mat
Ger they viii nos carry r.g in poke, 90 for
candidate hid In q platform. sIo must conc out and
e cannos make scape 80 q The platform W carry OF
his spa into the wilderness. lie must sta nd under
shen himself, or sing beneath tscm
No SHEss-rhe CHARLESTON S.aGzard Of Tho I'm and
1eh complains tbs, The South have 70 70 the Nosxb 70
Obtain ther shirt. Tho Charlesros market 20 n uys
supports tan thousand nsrthern mattresses In lhs bu
rness. Worse than tbls, II receives From the North ga
hv,s,ed Thousand hats sour hundred thousand shoes
and coats pants, vests collars, sasxs, cioaks Ac.n
"Esery village and road store" throughout the
STATE supplied with this indispensable article OF shirts
from the "such results says the
Ssendord, Of present political counexau and such
results say, would not survive liz dh soluton Then
Of course the south Carolinans would have 70 without
shirts has, pants, vests, collars sacks and coss for
they cannot possibly be manufactured By slave labor for
half century 70 come
CrssrRr oy MrsosnrP.-The Warrington Gio,s Of OCT.
~, ssys-
One Of the worst sena Of the times d the ,rosevv "A
frequently prscaoed Of by mnortes on elscsors snS
sS9tvr nodes 70 defeat The known win Of majovisIes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium,
East 1weny eich: street, near Fh will he opened
In n DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

me GooDs. Messrs. Hutchinson Dew
kre just receiving their summer supplies
broadcloths, cassimeres, yestings, and
atlemen's furnishing goods Of all descrip-
Is, specimens Of which he have seen and
bounce good enough for any democratic
lblican- American in the Union. Those
think American productions not good
kngh, can get French, and other styles,
! ed to their tastes. Call at Third street,
bseen Main and Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
EnK SALE.

4 SPLENDID Farm of six hundred acres located
+ Serng Prairie, sixteen miles N w. OF the
city of keokuk.
II desired il will he divided 10 suit purchasers.
The improvements are If superior character.
1t has been pronounced, by those who have seen
try.
Apply toJ. H. Cave, String Prairie, Or IA Cave 4
Son, Main Street, between Sd aid 4th, keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
Steam. Water, or Horse Poper.
Thrasher and Cleaner.

CQN ROBERTS PATENT. These Machines
~ thrash aud clean the grain ready for market
and considcred by those having them in use to
b. the most Simple, Cheap and Durable Machines,
offered for sale. They have been thoroughly tested
for some years past, several hundred having been
made and sold by us, giving the most entire salts
faction Having largely increased cur facilities
for manufacturing these machines, and with i'm
provcments that have been added, are determined
that he worknansh hip and materials shall not be
eAceiird. by any establishment ia Tue Union We
offer them 70 he pubic. believing they the best
machine made for the farmer.
Our Lever Powers improvement on any
in use, being the most portable and simple one
manufactured.
The Endless Chain or Railroad Power il very dur
able, wrought iron links being wed instead of cast
iron--consequently they not liable TO break OF
out.
As the demand for these machines is rapidly in
creasing, and VIC receiving orders for the
coming season, would advise MI desiring TO pur
chase TO send in their orders All further in.
formation desired will be cheerfully given.
KINGSLANDs & FERGUSON,
Phoenix Foundry, 202 Second St., st. Louis Mo-
mch3f-dl0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular Saw Mills

*.
fINHE most useful and necessary machinery in OPP
Grafton, is simple in construction and easii
kept in order and be moved on wagon as RI adj
ily as threshing machine anu put IN operation at
small expense. Ii will from one to two
thousand feet OF lumber day, with one team Of
SIX horses average business, and in Il better
style than other mills in use 1t is equally
Well adapted 70
Steam, Water, or Horse Po1er.
The undersigned, agents for the patentee, would
respectfully announce to the public that they are
prepared to furnish Mills. with without horse
power. If superior quality and workmanship, vi tn
the right 70 use tile same, up the most favorable
terms. at their manufactorv.
202 Second street &. Louis, Mo
W. also have the right for the manufacture Of
CHILDo PATENT DOT BILE SAW MILLS.
The successful practical operation of these Mills
through the country has been the means Of estab-
lishIng heir great repu,atian-and with improve
meats IN construction and increased facilities in
manufacturing, offer them the public with
full confidence of their advantages
All orders addressed to Will be promptly exc
cnted and any information in regard to Mills cheer
fully gwen. hISGSLsADS 4 FERGUSON
No 202 Second Street, st. Louis Mo
meh3I -dlUt
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j. III. NES1GOT"r.
Blank Book Manufactur

poOk BINDER and statiener No. ll0 Main ST.
ID fup sair-.l
l.sdge-s. Journals. Cash, Dill and Receipt Books
County, CITY Record Tax, Assessors aud Ircasurers
ohs. Hotel Registers, Steam foat. Account and
ana Railroad Blank Books 81 evciy description made
and ruled 20 order We put into our blank woi
th Very best paper, and page when desired,
Nayir q good stock OF materials FOR binding we
prepared bind ~ he most elegant as we'll ~
TIE piainest style Books Magazines, &c. Biank
Books PACED. mch2ldRw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10

II ELY HURLEY have Just received The lines
IN stock Of goods for gentemen's wear ever
brought TO ke0kuk. 1t is unnecessary for Us u
enumerate the various styles aud patterns, all We
ask il a call, and We will satisfy citizens that
have the article, and will have them made up 70
fit ard please. Our place Of business ie the old
stand two doors Of the Post ofhee, johnson St.
pr3-dawIm KELLY d HURLEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-10
Lumber Luulber!i

FTslIE subscriber has bought the"Fast Saw Mill"
1 two miles above the city and is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber Except Pnel at the
shortest notice from 81 Is to 50 20 per 100 feet.
decl2d4wtf HAWKINS TAY L0R.
rI1lE subscriber wishes t. put The wall during
L $50 Two millions of brick for which he Will
take town lots or land in the Half Freed Tract
Also two span Ut horses wanted in exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR
.anIEIff
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sasuroNAnIE DRESS mAKEH

NJ RS MARY A. PALMER presents her compli-
VI ments TO the ladies Of keokuk and begs TO in
form them that she has just received some If the
latest styles and fashions for Ladies dresses and
baSques and would be happy 10 have them give her
call a. she is confd. MT Thai she can give ample
satisfaction 70 all that viii favor her with their pat
roraEe. Also. party dresses made 70 order.
Residence Main street. between First and sec
ond, opposite the Lac.ede Hanse adjoining Eagle
son's. mchJd3m
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RRoR CoRREcrED.-Th figures published
(ls yesterday morning showed, correctly,
|ority against the removal Of the County
i but in some unaecoutable way we
ed the matter rice versa.