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LYNCH 4 WOOTrON,
REAL ESTATE ETS.

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Near cor ID Johnsoe st, opposite thu 81. Charles
DAkTtCuLAk attention paid ~ bsying and SELL
Ing real ssss1s. negotiating Ioans AAd any othsl
busissss that may ~ entrusted 70 their chasgs.--
Persons DESTROYS VI buying selling Invited q
call " the lAte once Of kas 4 Lynch, where, By
VI their eonspicuess position on one Of the
most bssia0S streets, the ab0vs enjoy superior ID
vAu,Aess for to parshAss and Of real sssass.
Attsstion 10 directed to the following property now
" CRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lots !, Asd ., la block Ia, BE-
tween llth and 18th. Front On Tinrs.
Mouse and lot on Exchange st, betwees ID end
9Th Full lot. iioase rents for $500. Aiso stable
and EASTERN.
" n. front On Main. witha depth Of lao feet
part VI lot 4, in block 1888.
Lot ~ II front and 50 II. deep on Sd, between
1xshAsee and Alley.
- n. ~ leo H., near cornsr 9Th and johnson.
Block No. -, In keid's addition.
Corner lot Johnson and Sth streets-aot7 block
iB7.
House and lot on 9TH st., between JoAnssa and
Exchange.
Lot z, block ~, and lot 4, block 70.
HoSss cad lot corucr ExcAsngc and Thirtesnth
10, loo feet BY 20. on lss. bstwsen Johnsos 80
e, ~ y 100 ise, on Sd st.. between ExeA4ns.
and the Alley.
Lot ~ By 30 feet. near the corner Of Attn and Es-
change.
Lot On Blondssu, between 9Th and 9Th opposite
the aew notei.
Lot 10Y fee. deep and 70 fss, iron, on sth street.
between Main and BioUdsau, and corasr On Alley,
next new fistei.
10. corner u High ssd Sixth s.sssts--los Z,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
IS ssres sAtoisiag Bssson, - milss FROM Ksoksk,
On the Plank kosd. 4 fine improved faxn.
l6e asres II 1as iand in Illinois, 81 miles from
Hamilton. and miles from the river; capable ct
division into several market FARMS.
SIS sores Of splendid soal In Clark county, No.,
miles frum keokak Has pSvdwcsd Is bushels OF
wheat 10 the acre.
500 scrss Of land In Dodge cosnty, No.
l7o acrts Of Ane land ia Avnigemsry Co., lows,
mile from Frsnkf,rd, The county seat, and the
shoie finely wooded and watsred.
A highly inprovsd farm in liisois Of lSS acrss,
100 fenced Into Aeids, and hslsase in splssAid
timber. This farm IL miles frum Carthage, ard
miiss frou Northern Cross kAiiroad, now IN opsss-
siea, contsins sahstaanal house with rseas
also . ssnhsr Of out-houses; has hns we'll u
water d the door Of the milk house il one nils
from saw mill, and within 3 mites 81 81 several
grst mills. Title gooa Aad warranted.
Five ssSss Of ground, bsinga enc bailding site,
In Section 70, Tovnships3, ssase3. two miles from
MAin-st-
fasn miles from town, near the Plankooad,
containing loo acres, improved
Fiveog zen aSses Of land Adjoining Bstding's sss-
idsncs.
Lynch 4 wootton arc agents Tor the sale Of large
quantities Of laad ia various parts Of Missouri.
septS-dff.
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e. e.. a. hTRl0LEN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Once 4th ST., bot. Main and Johnson SITS.
DERsONs DESTROYS OF investing In Real Estate
will And il their interest Ia call.
Persons wishing to dispose of Real Estate will
and ii To their advantage TO
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINK INSURANCE
Capital - $50, 900.
CONNECTICUT INITIAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HARTr FORD.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF HAnsisBUsG, PA.
MERCHANTS FRS AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PHjLADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANi,
OF HARRISBURG, Pa,
ALLIANCE FIRE 4 MAXINE INSURANCE CO.,
or PHILADELPHIA.
All of the above Comp sniss sound and rsspon
shle, and have yet failed u paw promptly any
losses they have sustained.
Risks taken upon every description Of property.
including Steam and Machinery. II removable rate,
sepiid post copy.)
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ssAr, CAR : TUa naPoH1UM,
FOR FAIL AND WINTER.
1AvrEs JUST REcEivED OUR STOCK OF
0Ass, caps, Tsvs 4 lssSss,
We invite all In want OF any such goods 10 call as
our establishment aud examine our
GOODS AND Prices.
This stock cannot b surpassed by any ever Of
ferred in this city, embracing
STYLE, FINISH, COLOR, OR PRICE,
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T,
But CALL AND SER roa YOURSELVES.
WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SHOWING
OUR GOODS!
10-cAsh paid for Fan and Deer skins.-oa
c. X. VOORHEES, 4 CO.,
No. ~ Moia-sf., Del. Sd ssd 4iA,
sept2-d KsokSk, loss.
HATsi CAPs!s EURSi.l
VIM. DoDD 4 CO.
INVITE THE ATTENTION
w II . l. y SA l. r BUYE RS
TO coMPLKTs
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
SOFT R.SILK AND wool HATS,
PLUSH, CLOTH AND FUR GAPS,
or xvRRY DERcRIPrIoN,
AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES RESS FURS
OF ALL STYLES.
Made up in the best manner, Of Good Skins,
from the highest to the
lowest grades.
FU X allow ES,
BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES.
NO. l41 MAIN STREET,
EAST SIDE. BELOW FOURTH STREET,
Sept i-d2w8w CIGCINNATI. O.
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AUCTION SALE
by kEynEi.I. HOWE 4 T.


tSuccessors 70 Howe, Lock wood Col
/ AHGE sale Of Crtekefy, Glass, China, Looking
~ Glasses, etc.
Jno u. Dark, o.kery dealer, Main Sc. between
FIRST and ksvee II desrnus of closing out his pre-
sent stock, to maze rvom for large supply,
VS. will therefore sell. at pablic auction, the
.s2rs stock, cc.a .S,.c!,g .. ~ c'cr-t Wednesday,
morning and NJ lsali past clock In the eseAisc,
sept. 18th, and clntiuae until the stock Il sold.
The stock We will sell Mt the above time and place
to the highest sddcr. In lots 10 .ait purchaser.
For all sams over afty DOLLAR three months will
be gwen, with satisfactory endorsement.
The stock comprise e,erything usually found in
Acrocksr and glass store
COUNTRY merchants, groceries, and heads Of fam
lilies will do well to attend
lherr viii b, competent packer in attendance
to pack country purchases.
kENDELL, HOWE A CO..
sept II. '5s-i twf Anctionesr.
SHfNA, GLASS AND QUEENSW aRE-Tns
~ public will take nutice tina, John n Quirk n
now oasring great bargains IN his linz, A. Ne IL
closing out his pres-ot Stock the public viii do we'll
30 call and secure bargains. septl2dAwa.
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FxgsoSr PRAYER MEKrING.--lt Is tscs
that the Oberin prayer meetings are held q
5 O'Clock in the morning, expressly ior tho
success of Fremont. Buchaneer Tx
change.
Snpposing it il true, what Of il? IL it
sacrilcgc to pray for 4 good cause 2 But
what annovs our contemporary, we suspect,
is not so much TINT they do pray for Ere
mont as that they do not pray for Bnchan-
an. But the reason is ample LIST, Buchan-
eerism, including murder, piracy. highway
robbery. Niger breeding and the perpetua-
ton OF human bondage is thing that man
could hardly insult the Majesty Of Heaven by
praying for and, md, Buchanan is past
praying for, any how.
The BEE. CarcRg---The talk about Ere
mont catching s'Bnmbebccs" on the highest
peak of the Rocky Mountains. lie hasn't
done with bee-catehing yet. He's hard after
couple moro Rs that he'll clasp bis hands
on about the lst Of November.
pRoyrNG ms FAITH EY MS WoRKs.--Rcv.
Henry ljllS l'eau AuuTtSseu the Distck ntinU-
cracy of Burlington on Friday evening last.
The same gentleman has recently Published
pamphlet showing the innocence Of Slave
~. and the necessity Of Buchanan's election
to the salvation Of the country. Dean is the
man who has such horror Of ministers
mediling in politics, and he is preaching
politics TO party similarly afflicted.
CT The Quincy Republican gives the
following reasons why the Buchnneer celeb
rites failed to be there the other day:
0Douglass took too much "tea" at Chca-
20, and couldn't come Gen. Cass was too
old, and couldn't come, DR.. Olds had got
into an interesting game Of poker somewhere,
in some gambling hell, and wouldn't come
And John Van Buren, had got fatigued with
his western trip, and said he shouldn't come.
A Coop PrS.--Rev. Theodore Parker,
having received letter from an Alabamian
calling him sd whitc-headed, Slave
stealing scoundrel," says he never before
had the title of ID. ID. conferred on him cv-
en- in small letters.
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reicgraph.e news.

Sr. Loris, Sept. l0.--One hundred more
free state men driven GU, Of Kansas arri.
we'd here this morning. Five hundred free
state families sought refuge Mt Fort Leaven.
worth.
Eighty free state men, women and chill
dren werc murdered by the pro slavery
party on Wednesday, at Stranger Creek, in
Kansas.
NEw YoRK. Sept. lo.--Thc steamer Cal
houn has not proceeded to sea- in conseque noe
of the refusal OF the custom house to clear
her, on the ground OF unseaworthiness The
Tennessee will tax her place and sail. On
Friday 100 hilibusters for Walkers army are
engaged to 60 out in her.
Providence, X. L., Sept. l0.--Prescott
Hall president OF tho meeting which was
much tbs largest ever held in thi, city.
Horny Wilson, Judge TYLER, II. b. Stanton.
Governor Cleveland, James RI. Simmons.
Thos. Davis. {. Shaner, Thos. 4. jerks
and Charles Hart we're among the speakers.
When the procession entered the park. the
whole company with the band Joined in the
song TO the mir Of "The Marseiles., Dele.
cations from every quarter Of the state aud
from Massachusetts and Connecticut. The
factories and workshops generally stopped
work.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.. Gov. Geary and
Gen. Smith have been informed by telegraph
that they will be furnished with additional
forces If necessary to maintain the public
peace, and punish all violence BY whoinso.
ever rcrpesrated. Only persons enrolled by
Gen. Smith, will be allowed to carry on mil.
itary operations in Kansas.
PnLAnELruiA, Sept. L.. The Daily News.
the Fillmore organ Of Pennsylvania, has
come out in support Of the Fremont ticket
Tue RESULT nr THE LATE EiEcliox--The
Editor Of the Anamosa, Jones Co. Eureka.
thus exalts over the glorlou. result Of the late
State election:
Tor sixteen long years We have been pa
t.ently expecting, hoping and believing in
thss gloriors contamination. And now that
II has arrived With such triumphant results.
we could almos, adept the language of Old
Simeon we'll. VIC don't much wonder that
sc had an attack 81 the feser, hu. rather
that We got over il as soon as We did.
In conclusion we cannot but tender our
conioleuceanh sympathy To our Democratic
Trends upon the late demise OF their party in
ms State Although no. having the power
~ authority" 10 administer ghostly con-
sa'atlon, W. cannot refrain froU Offering such
as the occasion seems 10 demand. And the
most appropriate aud elective which suggests
Itself, Is that given by tho Widow Bedo.t TO
! Elder snIties Oh The death OF his pardner. >,
Aasa a9agA net fr = ls afaucr death,
Eus ~ submit snJeatt.,
lar il sas h..len. Ile8 80 ro3n
sbsesadent u isYsa forever.
Eissful hope Heavenly cons citation -
And we trust our hereavei friends will lay Il
to heart, for fnrely IL the party had not d;aA
IN august, i would have given up the ghost
in November.
ET Edward Griffin Parker. Of Boston.
who acted AS lawyer fer the Southern slave.
holder who claimed Sims, under the fuyi-
tae-slAye law, spoke last week at Newport,
and also ut Providence, for Fremont, and ex.
poets to speak from now till election for the
same rood cause
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DIED.

Friday noon, Sept. 18th. John ccneut, only son Of
John .. and Ceiina T. Monroe, aged 10 months and
~ days.
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HOOKS AND 1TATlONE0YI
Fer tho EAl1 T1aaeSi
The Lavgasf and moot COnpists Stock ever
brought to Ioscail!
YNMR subscriber Is nov In receipt Of bis stock Of
i Books, Stationery. 10, &C., which hss bssn
hoaght directIy from manufacturers and poblish-
oes.
His largely increased facilities for buying gives
HIN every ads aatags In competing with the largest
estaAlishments In the West,
His Sales Rooms are large and elegaut--sompaS-
Ing favorAbly with any of the Book Establishments
- tbs largest cities Of the Onion.
Merchants aud all others are invited to call and
exsulne the Stock and Prices. h. h. OGDEN,
No. 81 AAin street,
sep3d Next to tho corner Of Sscond
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8Ars Chance Ter PrsfAsaAie Hnvsss
meat.

FOURTEEN 10 ACRE LOrs.-l35 sercs Land.
we'll known 10 be the finest farm In Lee county,
will BE- sold in ~ sore Lots, atA great bArgAis.
THE tract beautifully situatesi sbout mile below
the city lmits, the state line road combating Of
extra hn- rich bottom land not subject ~ ovsrAow,
aad also high uMbercd land, perfectly smooth and
entirely free from any breaks or rnvnes Whatever.
II is beautifully locatedfor country rcsdrncss and
very valuable for gArdeoing purposss. Persons de-
string to parchAsc will do we'll 10 call ~ the sub
scriber = o1aes And examine The plat ofsame.
Terns easy. Apply 10 e. r. DlMOND.
Ausix knbousns's Block Aain -.
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yes should think 1t was, rather
District Court.

\ large number Of actions Of RIGHT have
been taken 10 Fort Madison by agreement.
IN order that they may be tried by Judge
henaershott Of the Sd District who il is nm
derstood will be ut the next term Of cou,t
~ tiiat place. Judge Howe is an interested
party ~ these cAses, on account Of the VA
.ia'ty q The decree u partition being de-
med by the deforSian,s.
Among others the following criminal ca
ses has. been decided
state Of Iowa IS. Willials Ilaml;n. TIL.
was aa Indictment for larceny. the f.cts
were ot saea character rs Il warrant INA
Prosecuting Attorney in stating that the
prosecution could not possibly be sustained
and accordingly the ease was dismissed
!. a. Goodrich. Prosecuting Attorney. Ram
Ssa Miller, Marshall 4 Moss aud Brecdcn
for defense.
Staie q Iowa vs.. Thomas Carl and Pete,
Powell. lnlietnent for robbery. Tie de-
PENDANTS were found guilty Of stealing one
hundred 4nd seventeen dollars. The court
seliene 4 tie rris 3aers 10 two wears impris.
eninaat . sie renisentlary. j. Il. Goodrich
and nea. ~. ic{'lrary FOR STATE Z. ".
LeTrie Al j 5 Hau.iitan for defense.
State Of lows ". john Moore. Delen.
dant acquitted, there being no proof against
him.
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1BeauttruI Extract.

| Edward Everett delivered the Address AT
the recent opening Of the Dudley Observatory
at Albany, N. Y. From this address we take
the following paragraphs:
I had occasion few weeks since, 10 take
the early train from Providence to Boston
and for this purpose rose at two o'clock in
the morning. Everything around was rapt
in darkness and hushed in silence, broken
only by what seemed ut that hour the unearth-
~ clank and rush Of the tram. Il was n
mild, serene, midsummer night /; the sky was
without cloud, the winds were whist, The
moon, then in the last quarter, had Just risen.
and the stars shone with u spectral lustre but
Little affected by her presence. Jupiter, two
hours high, was the herald Of the day the
Pleiades just above the horizon shed their
sweet influence in the East Lyra sparkled
near the Zenith Andromeda yelled her new
ly discovered glories from the naked eve in
the South: the steady pointers, far beneath
the Pole, looked meekly up from the depths
OF the North to their Sovereign.
Such was the glorious spectacle As | enter
ed the train. Aswe proceeded, the timid ap-
preach Of twilight became more perceptible
the intense blue Of the sky began to soften
the smaller stars, like little children. went
first to rest: the sister-beams Of the plein.
DIES soon melted together; but the bright
considerations Of the West and North remain
Ing unchanged. Steadily the wondrous
TRANSPORTATION went on. Hands OF angels
hidden from mortal eyes shifted the scenery
OF the heavens; the glorcs of the night dis.
solved into the glories of the dawn. The
blue now turned more softly gray; the great
watch stars shut up their holy eyes; the East
began to k!ndle. Faint strcaks OF purple
soon blashed along the aky; the whole ce-
lestial concave Was filled with the inaowing
tides of the morning light, which came pour.
'ng down from above in one great ocean Of
radiance, till at length, rs We reached the
Blue Hills, fash of purple fire blaxed out
from above the horizon. and turned the dcwy
tear-drops OF flower and leaf into rubies and
diamonds. In few seconds, the everlasting
gates Of the morning were thrown wide open,
and the lord OF dav. nrraved Ia vlories too
severe for the gaze Of man, began his course.
do no. wonder At the superstition Of the
ancient Magi1ns, who in the morning Of tho
world went up to the hill tops Of Central
Asia. and ignorant Of the true God. adored
the most glorious work Of his hand. But
am SLED with amazement, whom am told
that in this enlightened age, and 10 the heart
] OF the Christian world, there are persons
who can witness this daily nifestation OF
the power and wisdom OF the Creator. md vet
say IN their hearts, . There is no God"
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II AIDES ALBlMs.--Ths nn,- ! st..ak 800 eouN
- b AAd IN New Yosk can " sssu = ~ City
saukssess. Thsy nake - slseaat CHA Sock
Saiss tsept5l OuDEN'a.
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60 Edward Griffin Parker. Of Boston.
who acted as lawyer fer the Southern slave.
holder who claimed Sims, under the fuyi-
site-slAye law, spoke last week at Newport,
and also ut Providence, for Fremont, and ex.
poets to speak from now till election for the
same good cause.
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60 Clark, Of the Literary Depot, sent Us
the N. Y. Herald OF the 10th.
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llTYIG1 r liissssss's ~ 7lisin street. b.
- ssss In ., Kssase Iowa
IT, w. ~, nev terki Cas-. /. rrass.
dol NJ -, 1doU nAblits, Bston, Amos
=, -; s., s:: 49,, q r.. o.,
REAL ESTATE AGENcY.--Particulara ,teatioa
90 = =: P.rosa.s.g s.d ssili.s Of City Loss.
H9Gss: q; =. Land; = q every d.:c!iP.ion.
nv LIE ~ rinE. : h AZ INSURANCE AaEN-
York. AccgnULA..D fU.D, e3,3t0, 900.
THE "ATLANTIC FIRE Z Marine ms.
90, !" Of Rvvidsnee, 4. I. PAiS rv CArifAL $3.50,
THE "ATHENRuH FIRE INSURANCE. co .-o1
London. BRAnca AZ PnslADRLrniA, Pa.
THE "PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO., :"
Of Peoria, Ills. Pam n CApssAL @loo.eoo.
Having bssa appciatsd Agent for the shove
named arst class. reliable odses, would bsg lcavs
70 inform the merchants aad citisens gensrally Of
this city, thst - prspassA - take Late, Firs, and
Marine Rlsks, - - lov rates eea b bed st any
other souad And rsliAhls oAsss. Opsa Polissss
granted on sfsvsrASis terms = can b ha1 In say
CITY Lets a01 I1a1A Ter Sale.
OU win bs sold low.
20 feet front BY 80 feet deep Sd stree. between
E1cha.ge ard Bant st., With Improvements, can b.
100 square test situated on the corner III lat and
Blondsaa, for sale on reasonable terms.
iGood Lot on Lssm0inss street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
Lots on pAlsan street, between Tenth and Elsv-
enth.
Very handsome Lots ON Orleans st., bet. 9th aud
10th.
100 Acres very desirable farming land, located
about 10 miles from the city the 81 Frsncisviile
road.
t0O Acres, finely locsted. soil very rich sta-
Ated about two miles above Nontrcse, on the Bsr-
lington road.
GOOD Lots With . new ore and half story brick
DWELLING house. situated On Exchange street, bet
18th and 18th, containing 8 good rooms, has ex-
celent cellar Aad brick eastern, and being every
way Atted up for = comfortable residence.
For terms apply to q. X. DtMOND,
augi5 Kilbourne's Block, Msin-st.
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LOW to detect counterfeit bank notes, a. uney-
l. ring guide by which any person detect
counterfeit and spurious bank bills Of every de-
serption. by aeorge Peyton, Banker. For sale NJ
the LITERARY DEPOT
@pild johnson Street.
VINnE Humorous Poetry Of the Engiish LAngsAgr,
L including all the celebrated Comic Poems. Epi-
grams. Satires, Buriesqucs, PArodies, Epitaphs,
Travesties, Ac., by james Parton. For sale 1T the
LITERARY DEPOT,
seplld johnson Street.
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Notice - the Lo1les.
EMBROIDERED WORK done In all itsbsaHohss-
IL il Silk, Worstcd, and CDtton shrseA, % Dress,
-, Asntilas, Vests, Shirt Dosoms Initial lsttess
md whole names on Pocket Handk ssshsifs. Also,
Meta, Tapestry, and al kiads u Fancy Needle.
work made 70 order from large variety Of paAterns
on hand at the Fancy store Of
Mrs. KATE wEISMANN,
Second st., bet. Main 4 Johnsea,in
July17-du 0raAam's Buiiding.
Notice - Csne Factevs.
CEALED Prop psals will be received .. the oGlse
~ II the City IN gincer till o'clAck p. M, Of
Monday, September ~. A. ID. la56, for ths gsa.
ding OF Biondeaa street, from the Levee 70 Third
stsest, and Of second street FROM blcndsau TO hgA
Also fur the grsliog Of Bank strsst from bixtA -
Eighth street.
Al The sA0e time proposals will be received Tor
The grading Of the alley In block ia.
- Of City Essinssf.
L. HUTCHYN00N.
+ EsOkuk. Sept. l3-iof City 1ngtnsss.
PIANO nTOOLos
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KANSAS BRowS.--We are glad to learn
that the Brown killed Mt Ossawa,amie WAS
not the celebrated Capt. John Brown, lead
er Of the Free State forces, but Orviile G.
Browa, N aetiys Free State man, however,
the fouaier Of the town u Ossawasarnie.
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OQIR MOTTO /:

s. Improve the OAaev man.
"ELL knowing The progressive spirit III Keo-
w kuk, We are determined to have our Fall Stock
In due time, and purchasing, We did, very large
selection, ~ thought he'd snficient for Fall
trade; but the very dsttsring support We have re-
ceived from the ctissns Of Kcokuk and surroaading
country has compelled US to make another and still
larger purchase. 1t IL useless " Try TO enumcrate
the quality. les elegance Of Goods, the
psblis have alrsAdy pGsssd sesisncs that point.
sa6oe 10 say ws have every thing purtainiag " .
6rst class Merchant Tailoring Establishment tAat
will compare with the best houses in Nsw York,
Phiiadelphis. Boston ar Baltimore. The Ansri-
ecu and French Cassia ercs, Plush, Velvet and Silk
vestings, just opened, are Of the most splendid
patterns, and earnestly request our cit iIsns "
call and " shall be most happy 10 wait on them
with due courtesy. KELLY HUkLI,
Two doors west IT the Post Once, Ksokuk, Iowa.
sept 10 lmdAw
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LV hi net r; :

/ An now prspA.s to furnish all kinds 81 lumber
tosatt bills on very short notice, either 81 the
"fAstSev Nil" above town, or delivered. hare
also 15.eo0 Test OF seAsoned HemlOck Joisls.
Jsnst%4h HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Elissful hope Heavenly consolation -
And We trust our hereavei friends will lay II
TO heart, for surely Il the party had not died
IN august, il would have given up tho ghss,
IN November.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15

Inx hIcHr Sri9ir.--on Friday last, our
nsighbors opposite, raised one thousand dol
lars for Kansas. Hurrah for Spunky Poin, !
Uncle John thinks that contrasts rsth.
er largely with the ten dollar subscription
in this city last week. W. think 90 too.
Who willr $40 more to send on forthwith
fur the pamphlet life Of Fremont ?