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Joiner and Cabinet ShoD.
NEXT. DOOR To TIE PRESS OFFICE
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE. S C..

E'lL'E COURT HOUSE, S. e.,
rTllE undersigned, thankful for ezw1>
Il past favors and ever ready fst fsN = = sls ses
t" serve a generous public may sANNYU
be at all times found at his Shop in the East
ern corner of Christian & Dcales Coach Fac
tory, where he is prepared to make Panel.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES.
&c, dc
| will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niturc &c.
| will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFFlNS of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all Of which
will deliver to any point i'll the district free
OF charge with hearse or upon railroad if de-
sired in direction.
All work done warranted as good rs the best
and cheap according. Ten per cent off for
cash on all work done by me-
GB For reference, apply to any gentleman
in the Incorporation. &. G. BOWERS.
June %, 1855. = If
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FURNITURE WAREROO MS!
BENJAMIN & GOODRICH,
Rscad Street, Augusts, Georgia,

oHo ssfeet, Au8uste,feofgta, n
INT EXT Door above Thomas ~-ns.v.u.-.,,,,. -.
IN Richardson's & Sons 2
Book Store, and opposite Bam-s u - II
backs d Coopers new Iron Store would re-
spectfully announce to their friends and the
public that they are now receiving daily "a
choice and wen selected assortment of all kinds
of FURNITURE such as Bureaus, Book
Cases, Sofas, Chairs Tete a-tstes, Centre Tables,
Window Shades, DC, of the latest and most
fashienable designs which they will guarantee
to sel!ras low as eansbe bought In. the city, and
examine our stock ssors pnrcf fasing. elseyhere.
Spring, Hair afd Cotton MATpRAS SEa. and
all kinda Of Furniture Msnufactured and Re.
paired to order, with neatness and dispatch.
gE This Firm, positively, have no cofnco-
ton with any other FuENitprs, Hon5a in this
city. BENJAMIN &:GoODRICH,
Ant6Hs Gs ARrH 10, 1855. 59,ays+.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEVITLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
Margaret Matthews vs. Thomas r. Martin, Eze
kiel ". Martin and others.
Bill for Do,rer.
IT appearing to my satisfaction. that Ezekiel
Il w. Mathews, JOS A. Mathews, William
Robinson and Caroline his wife. Edward Burns
and Nancy his wife, parties defendants to this
Bill, reside beyond the limits Of this State: On
motion of Marshall & Lee, Ordered, That said
Defendants do plead, answer or de,nur to sad
Bill of Complaint within thrcc months from
PulicatiOn hereof, or the snlnc will be taken
pro comfesso against them.
- W. II. PARKER, c. +. 4. D.
Commissioners office, April 30, 1856 3n
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Good News 10 those in Want of Cheap and FASH
'ssss5l ionabIc Goods!!!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS. AT NO. 4 GRANITE RoWN!
.M&M StUrel( Nem Qooo0s ! !
M. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL
s sI"" s E :" : n r s fst t ] GaSGss this and adjoining Districts that they
No. 4, Granite Row, next o the Drug Store,
an
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Philadelphia and Baltimore
AsToNHsH HHNGLY Low RATuEs:::
particularly
NGuslns, Lawns Bareges Calcoes
Ginghams
~lih We @ prepared to sell at prices TO nEEY GTMrEToN % ~ ~
ASiEfRciEF iAEAso; TAS and very elegant
LACE AND SILK MANTILLAs
all Of a,elasst which will avorny
Bobine and Muskeo Netting,
% 2a,y hay ypE @ ] at rSss t .set Gan"St , % nsss @
Ready-snadc Clothing for Gents, Boys and Youths.
s '" % 's %s n @ E" % ss"a d r % s e e% at
We also fine stock ~ Sc
Drawers, Hosiery, Cravat Stocks Neck
tics, Silk Pocket handkerchief. md Gen, Fur
nishins Goods generally,
CARS of choice our tasprmen
Hats Caps Boots Shoes nware, Hardware Instruments
Perumer Yankee Notions,
sold byus 1o~ pxisy!s 1Ss ~ ~
s G&MEir1 I "%r 1 " sEsg ] Is s ed
s @ attention to all and strict ratron"s @
March IS s,o New Store No Granite Row. G.
due West Telescope cory fourth
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d r \ 6 90 DIS.
SPRING IMPoRTATIoNs,
/ s sc

MILLEE IL WARREN, Opposite Globe
Nl Hotel, Augusta, Ga, are receiving their
usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FAB
RIGS, cmbracing the best mnkers of French
and English productions, among 7wiiiGl are
Rich Printed FrencliEJaconets and Organdies ;
Ric1i Flouncrd Barcges and Organdics !;
Rich American and English lawns;
Rich q" French @Briliants and Cnmbrics :;
Rich "sr Bareges and Tissues
Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Brilliants, new
article.
Silks!
Assorted Colors Flounced Silk Dresses
Rich Plaid and Striped Taffcta Silks;
Rich More Antique, To,ard and China Silks;
Black Taffetn and Gro dc Rhine DO.
Mourning Goods!
Plain and Striped Grenadines md Baregcs;
Black FlOunced Grehadine and Baregc Dresses;
Superior Summer BumbaZincs and Challics
Black Jnconcts Organizes and Marquise
Black Eng. Grapes Love Wells and Hnndkcr:
chiefs.
In addition to this long line of Dress Goods
we have complete stock of Calicocs, Cling
hams, Linen Goods, Furniture Paints, Ea.t-oi-
deries and Laccs Hosiery and Gloves, Plain
and Embroidered Grape Shaws.
y large lot of SIuntillas, in great variety Of
styles.
-pantaloon Stuns, BleacheI and Brown
Goods
White and Striped Osnnburgs, Of various
brands
Our friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine the largest stock Of Sprin.
and Summer GOODS that we have ever had.
u Particular attention pnid to filling orders.
Augusta, Ga April l8, 1856 5Oif
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
ut the Sign Of the Golden Anyil,
COLUMBIA, 8. q.
THE Subscribers have now
on hand an extensive assort-


a THE Subscribers have now SzA
&$0 On hand nm extensive assort- EA
ment of Goods in their line which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, nnd to which they respectfully call the
attention Of purchasers Their stock consists
in part as follows, viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, Oval, Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, de-;
Mill and Cross Cut Saws; Mill Iro,,s, Nails.
Wagon Boxes, Pot-Ware;
Bench and Moulding Planes Cnlscls, Augers.
Files, Boring Machines;
Mortice Machines, Lathes, Saws, Bench Screws.
Hinges, Screws
Locks. Bolts. .Latchcs. Axes, Hoes Plough
Moulds, Adzes;
Axles, Springs, Ennmclcd aud Patent Lenthers.
Paints, Yarnishes;
Window Glass, Spirits Turpentine, Putty, Paint
Brushes
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Betting
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowdcr, Shot,
Lead, &c., dc.
Those i'll want of Goods in the Hardware
line, will find it to their interest to give us n
cnll before making their purchases
FISHER Il AGNEW 4 co.
Feb To-; 1856 Al tjul
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@H COB ~mEE 80
FOR SALE!

TNHE Subscribers will keep on hand at all
Il times at the Snddlery and Harness Store
of +. Wesltield, in this Village, an assortment
of all kinds of STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell On as favorable terms as
Stoves of the same quality can be purchased
for in Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant TO do everything that
Cooking Stove can do, nnd are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One Of us will spend the most Of the present
year at the North, and will be able to select
the best and most approved patterns.
i. WESTFlELD,
]. BRANCH.
Abbevillo GIL, S. c., Jan 8, 1856. ~
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Bill for Specific Performance.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Ezekiel
l. W. Mathews, Jos. A. Mathews, William
Robinson and Caroline his wife, Edward Burns
and Nancy his wife, parties defendants to this
Bill, reside beyond the limits of this State !:
On motion Of Marshall Il Lee, Ordered, That the
above named Defendants do plead answer or
demur to said Bill of Complaint within tlree
months from tho publication hereof. or the
same will be taken pro contssse against them.
NV. Fl. PARKER, C. Z. a. u.
Commissioners office, April 30, 1856 3m
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EsTRAN. MulE..

WIeEdAM A. MOORE living rs
w near this piece, before ~.
meal tsorfsi Hone M6JIEsof d msd,Sm sise
supRossdt 70 be abons twent. Years q 81. md
Sadly yipd.broksg app hy 1phn ii. .Esus
ten densrs' K'GRAYD0N, ;
ss . Magistrate
Cokesbury, March II, 1866 :. 46.tf
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Sign ofthe Two Large Watches.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,

IN HHvxUH UHEalL.M1 w.
AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH.
En MERCHANTS and Dealers will. do
&A well to call and examine the Stocked
WATCHES CLOCKS anlEyELRY, at 49,
40 Kiii8 9Jkeaf
before they purchase elsewhere Every article
wSrranted r. ~. ,.sss s&
A stock always on hand peculiarly aaAptea
to country dealers
Saus .tpesty per eest By callir4 os& =
s,.G' .,s VIM. MASEE4tMAN,
249sKi1gst, Charleston,
"a -Four doors from Wentworth street.
Il esctpber Sf1ssp ~ "a 81, II H.
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Committed

W the Jail at Abbeyille Court House .
;ns, NJ 8 on R Wednesday the 18th February; a
she beonegs mgfo 70 wEnas xpa1tney Ehe says M
trict. ''s' " 'h's Dis-
seq Hsgso is about four feet six incheahipb
saPRSsed ofaSs 70 be some sixty or seventy years
Lhe owner is requested to come foward proye
property pay chefges and take her awaM
psh % ,o.s Bd COcHRAn,sgaApJ. 4
~ ~ 1T ).
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G O @ ID S

IL Oiuzens VI dopeVile, ana the IuDllc
Il in general, are respectfully informed that
SLAGER g. LIVINGSTON
have returned, from the North, and are OPEN
ing more splendid stock than ever, which
they offer for sale at the usual terms, cheap for
cash. All sorts of Homespdns, Calicoes, Prints,
Delalnes, Bareges. Silks, .Embroidcries, Rib
bons Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, a large
assortment of Hosiery, DC. DC.
Ready-made Clothing
As the public are already aware that Slayer &
Levingston keep the largest stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing in this town, it would be use less
to remind them of itagain. We would only
say that after being here length of time we
are better prepared to suit every taste, and
nave therefore selected better and more suit
able stock than ever
Boots and Shoes
A large assortment of Mems and Bows Boots
and Shoes Caters dc. DC, Ladies' and Misses
Shoes Caters and Slippers Il good assort-
Hats and Caps
Please call at the old stand of Willsonsd Will
iIams, IsI now, now occupied by SLA GER q LEY:
1NGS1ON, and see their stock
Jewelry, Jewelry Jewelry, and Fancy
Goods.
a large stock of Watches and Jewelry. and
fancy Goods, consisting of every article en-
braced under that head, to which we invite
the notice of customers.
to be good f"n'e'
CAL and see what Bargains we will sell.
d large and choice stock of
Plantation Goods
To be sold by p
SLAGER & LIVINGSTON.
APrh 48 If
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ID DhAINsnd Fancy Edge ROUGHEs, French
81 FLOWERS. &e., suitable nfor Thinning
Bonnets, at CHAMBERS 4 MARSHAEI'S.
Nav
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Nejt1u 9otel alto Ylbern Sfq6tes
a77a#sAT ABBEVIhIaE C.aH -


the transient oSdr n sue! asn-
tandn
afford; attendants faithful beds Glenn
9nYepi end ample; and at everything suited the
I = fR Hosh sf s
andele
faaass fnda
and
Hors s2sl md by the day IS "
NoysnbeEs If Z
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WlIII.lM & PRICE, /.

: n ~ g . 8, 8.
ssss: Z 81, !, k isz,s s
-atss aoijiass at 6rSs siils56 / u 81 4 S
: Feb u 1855 81 y 80 af& : 4tfsr
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEE1LLE D1sTKICT.-IN EQUITY
Geo. A. Christopher vs.. Margaret Mathews
and others
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17
Arrival of the George Law-TW0


MilIioMs Treasure.
New YogX, Oct. l3.-The steamship
George Law arrived last night with Califor-
MIA mails to the 10th ult., nearly two million
dollars in treasure, and advices from New
Grenada, South Pacific, Jamaica and Aus
traia.
The general news from Calfornis 10 unim-
portant Politics occupied the public mind
to the exclusion or other subjects.
In San Francisco there was a movement
on foot to unite the various elements In OPP
position to the democrats who are the bitter
enemies Of the Vigilance Committee. 1t was
somewhat doubted whether the project would
succeed.
The democrats have nominated Chas. L..
Scott and Jos. C. Mckibben for Congress-
They are of the Gwinn oranti- Beoderick fac
ton.
Messrs. John l.. Durkee and Chas. +.
Rond have been tried on u charge OF piracy
for assisting in the removal of the state arms
from on board the steamer JULIAN the harbor
of San Aancisco, during the reign OF the
Vigilance Committee. The Jury rendered .
verdict OF an acquittal after but five minutes
elaboration.
A suit had been brought against the Pana a.
ina K. X. Company TO recover $2o,0OO dam
ioi iooclNeu ny tuu uooiaOus Va
May 9th, last.
A number of other parties were awaiting
the result Of the action. Trade was dull in
San Francisco, but with the removal of the
social disorders return Of business activity
was confidently looked for. From New
Grenada we learn that Gov. Carlo was in
augurated at Panama on the 18th ult. This
event ensures peaceful condition OF things
on the lsthmus for some time to come
Col. Taten, engineer of the Panama, came
passenger in the Law. The flag ship Inde-
pendence, and sloop Of war Saratoga were
still at Aspinwall Officers and crews Of oil
the ships in good health.
Although there has been but little fighting
IN Oregon since the battles at Grand Rouge
and Day rivers, still the Indians exhibit an
unfrlendly disposition. Agrand council was
appointed to take place in August, but it
was feared many of the tribes would not
come in. Some tribes previously friendly
and some hostile had lately come in and Civ
en- up their arms. A large supply train had
been captured by the Indians, who made good
| their escape.
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Character Of tho vrsaca ra,i.n.

IN DE ToCQUEFILLE.
Did there ever appear on earth nation so
fertile in contrasts, so extreme In its acts
more under the dominion Of feel ing, less
ruled BY principle; always better or worse
than anticipated below the level Of
humanity, now far above; q people 80 I'M
changeable ia its leading features that it may
be recognized by portraits drawn two or
three thousand years ago. and yet 10 tickle in
in its daily opinions aud tastes that it be-
comes at last a mystery to itself, and Is az
much astonished Us strangers at the sight Of
what it has doae; naturally fond Of home
and Routine, yet when once driven forth and
forced to adopt new customs, ready to carry
principles - any lengths and dare anything;
indocile BY disposition, but better pleased
with the arbitrary and even violent rule Of
sovereign til m with free and regular gov
eminent under its chief citizens now fixed
in hostility to Subsection Of any kind, now so
psssionately welded to servitude that ma
tons made TO serve cannot vie with it; led
by q thread SO long as no word OF resistance
IL spoken, wholly ungovernablc when the
standard of revolt is raisod--thus always de-
ceiving their masters, who fear it too much
or too little; never so free that II cannot BIO
subjugated, never so kept down that it can
not break the yoke; qualified for every pur-
suit, but excelling in nothing hut war; more
prone to worship chance, force, success,
eclat, noise, than real glory; endowed with
more heroism than virtue, more genius than
common sense; better adapted for the con-
ception of graad designs than the accom-
plishment Of great enterprises; the most bril-
liant and dangerous nation Of Europe, and
the one that is suress to inspirs admiration,
hatred, terror, or pity, but never indifference.
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COL. sreInontss Rcifciou.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9. ls56.-The Times
Of this city publishes this morning letter
from the Rex. George Du'heli, Pastor Of
the Central Presbyterian Church here, Civ
ing the details OF an Interview held with Col.
Fremont, in which ,ha latter answered the
question, "Wero yea baptised in the sCath
o!ie Church. and "Dii YOU ever par,akc of
"sae Sacrament OF that Church." with
No and the questions, "were sou baptis-
ed, eonlrmed, and are you now an Epis-
copalian," with ..Yes.r
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pressing effect. Lard bought in ut lis. and
there are sellers at less.
The Brokers' circular says that -four du-
ring the week advanced IL. per Dbl. and
wheat I'd. per bushel while holders Of corn
had raised their pretensions q. C1 Ii.
London money market active, and the
Bank Of England had raised ito medium
ratss, on interest to FIVE (5) Per cent, which
caused less pressure. Consols had ductuated
considerably, closing on Friday At 92A to
923 for money. American Stocks without
demand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

KANSAS PRISONERS list Of Gov. Gea-
rvs new batch Of prisoners has been pub
lshed. OF the number, the following are
from Iowa:
Oliver G. Lewis, Davenport; G. 0. Eber-
hart, Muscatine; +. Jacobs, yMahaska Co.
NJ. kinkle. Davenport; Oliver Langworthy,
Poweshiek Jacob Fisher, Jefferson Co.. j.
ii. Sage, Bristolyille; L. X. Morfe,t, DO.
Wn. Kerr, Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Republican meetings will be held in this
county as follows:
At West Point, on Friday 18th, at .
O'Clock p. m. Addresses by Col. $. L. Cur
tr, NJ c. elect, and G. Z. Moss.
At Franklin on Friday 18th, at : o'clock
p. m Addresses By Col. Curtis, and c. F..
Moss.
AT Primrose, on Saturday 18th, at .
O'Clock p. IN. Addresses by Col. Curtis
and G.. f. Moss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

Kansas SLAvE SrArr.--According to
the best accounts, the new Governor, Geary,
is making Kansas a Slave State beyond oil
hope Of redemption. We always supposed
that this would he the result OF the new sp-
pointment Jefferson Davis knows what he
is about, and ne did not concur in this APP
poin,ment wish ascertaining his MANN.
Y. Herald
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

RIcSEY K Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 10 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 10 do the neatest work that is
done in thu City, and ut less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

eT When Col. Fremont took his seat in
the United States Senate, the Washington
Union spoke Of hin as follows.
.'liis character is marked by 80 MANY
traits of enterprise, sagaeity aud energy.
that We ware disposed - au.-,.gg ;;...g .s,. re-
suits from his participation in the civil con
Germs u his country. His own s..s.!ns has
raised him to the distinguished post which he
now oecupies--a self-balanced character
well maintain him.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

~ Tho Richmond Wig publishes four
columns OF evidence" to prove Fillmore u
better FRO Slavery man than Buchanan. The
Louisville journal also publishes couple
81 columns 81 evidence OH the same subject,
including seyerai letters from Willard Fill
more, which u closes with the following re.
marx 1t Will be seen from these letters
that Mr.. Fillmore occupies precisely the same
position IN regard 10 the slavery question
lAat the South has always eontendel for,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

Boris BETTING. John 81 Bolts has been
betting to the amount Of $500 that New
York would vote for Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Bu-
ehaaans Speech Lo9 Wages, Nae, Register roi.
Z, page 426.
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OCTOBER list, 1858.
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.

|
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
QUINCY ~ CHICAGO.
IN and after October LIST. and until further ne
~ tice. Trains viii run daily. tsxoepsing SssAsy,)
- follow
1. Chicago Exprsss--Issves Qaiaey $50 A. NJ,
arrives 1t Ialssburgh At 1895 A. NJ, IT Burliue-
ssu q Los r. D., WyAset sti3.iSP H., II Asndets
q 80 ldinnsr) u junction ss Ala ?. y. ssd u
;. Chicago Expssss-Lssvss Quincy ct $50 ?.
H., arrives At 0Assb0rgh 81 $50 ?. H., IT Wyanet
1t II ~ r. H., u Mendoza 1t 1926 \. n, ct JuAs-
tion At sic 4. T., md q Chicago NaA.x
l. Quincy xxpress-Leavss Chicago . a. T.,
leaves 0sssbsrg isr. T. arrives at Qaincy 1919
I'm.
:. Quincy Exprsss-Lsavss chitago s.4s ,. =,
leaves 0alssbsrg 40 \. arrives IT Quincy 1t 10
An.
RAIL Road CONNECTIONS
At0alssbnrg with the Chicago and Burlington r.
\. for burlington, wysset, Asndosa, Junction.
A. Wyanst. and Pond Creek With Chicago and
Rosk Island Rail Road, for Rock Island, Peoria,
Al Msndot. with Illinois Central Railroad for
0siena, Dunleith, Dubuque, 81. Paai,and o,hsr
river towns Bloomington. Springfield. Dsosssr.
PAnA, &c.
At junction with Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
road for Eigin, Belyidsre, Bsloit, Madison. Fres-
port, ~
At Chicago with the great Eastern and North
crn lines tor Milwaukee, Pond du Lac re-, Detroit,
Toledo. Cleveland, Pittsburgh, wheeling Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Lafayette Cinctnnasi,
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Raiis. Suspsnsou BRIDGE.
Alsauy, springfield, Boston, New York aud cities
and towns generally throughout the sast.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 10 CHICAGO.
w vAax A. Low ~ Dy Any oTa1R ROUTE
For pastsulass and farther Information please ap-
ply Of tho Company once, Main street, bctwssn the
L.cleds House and Western Stage Once, Keoknk.
where Through Tickets 70 all principal places con b.
procured Through Tickets cHn also b. had on board
the steamers OF the 81. Louis Keokuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad.
VIC. BULLlONs. Gen. Bsp't
3. ~. bURNHAN, Gen. Ticket AIT
]. n. TxwKsBURY, Agent, Ksokuk
OCT lAd4w
W. \. COCHRAN M. y.
OFFERS his services to the ctisens Of Ksokuk
~ and vicinity In the Practice Of Medicine, Sur
gerry and 0hststFicks.
Once, for tho present, with DR.. Geo. b. Parker
opposite the Laclede House
Refers 70 J. y. Sanford M, D.
Geo. B. Parker N d.
Up, Martin n. d.
WANTBD-A House and Lot or vsoAnt lot In
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through the PostoGss. lsept3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

FREE LABoEv-THE NATURAL CAPITAL.
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER In THE MASS
Es ALONE TO BE RELIED ON As TIE Bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - JOHN c.
FRKxaSr' Letter Of acceptance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-17

~ Horace Binney, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
one OF the nbiest lawyers in the Union, has
abandoned Fillmore and declared himself for
Fremont.