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Butte record., 1856-11-08

the Republican party. They can
never become a numerous or power
ful party while they pursue the ''fu-
sion" instead Of adhering to their
principles.
Much depends upon the vote for
Members of Assembly, in Oroyille,
now being counted, whether Mr.. La
throp is elected. If the Democratic
votes have not been considerably
scratched, both of the Democratic
nominees have been chosen. The
balance of the Democratic ticket is
undoubtedly elected. Should the
result show the defeat of Mr.. Long,
it will be a sad loss for Butte county.
He is an old resident of the county,
thoroughly identified with its inter
ests, and has not neglected business
to scatter money broadcast through
out the county, and countcract the
unholy schemes of professional poll
ticians.
We have not the complete returns
from the Supervisor Districts, but
the indications are that the Board of
Supervisors elect, is Dcmocratic.-
1t is certain that Buffum, Democrat,
has beaten Minot, fusion, in the Sec
ond District. In the first, there has
been no particular opposition to the
old Supervisor, r. r. Randall, Esq.
In the the third District, the contest
promised to be a closely contested
one, aad We are not unpreparI to
hear that Mr.. Wilmot, the former
Supervisor, has been defeated.
Notwithstanding the number Of
candidates in the field for Constable,
some individual sovereign was unable
to find one amongst them worthy Of
his suffrage, and cast his vote for
John C. Fremont!
An ardent Fremont man, who is
evidently an intense admirer of the
fair SEX, and who must owe his con-
version to the Republican cause, to
the numerous clectionecring stories
told of Mrs. Fremont, scratched the
name of Dayton from his ballot, and
inserted that of "Jessie."
The Sacramento papers Of yes
tcrday morning contains dispatches
from various portions ef the State,
which indicate that the Democracy
have swept the State By a large ma
jority. In Sacramento the vote is
very closc-reports giving the city
to Fillmore by a majority Of three.
In Marysville, also, the majority, ac-
cording to Yesterdays reports, is
very small whichever way it has
gone. San Francisco and Stockton,
are reported Democratic by consid-
cradle majorities. The contest in
San Francisco is reported as between
Buchanan and Fremont. Should
this prove correct, and has Ercmont's
strength not been oycrrated in the
southern counties, Buchanan's ma
iority over Fillmore will be over
whelming.
The telegrapmc dispatches from
the counties of ElDorado, Calaycras,
Nevada and Placer, give majorties
for Buchanan. The Stage from
Shasta last evening brought a report
to the effect that Shasta had given
Buchanan three hundred majority
for Buchanan. In Tehama and Red
Bluffs precincts united give major
lty for the Democracy. The mining
counties have done nobly, and Cali
fornia has proved her loyalty and de
votion to the Union. The death knell
of Know-Nothingism has been rung
in California, as it was long since in
the Atlantic States. The eloquence
of Foote and his followers cannot
awaken it to battle again. The Re-
publican party will now take its place
and Foote can retire into privacy
like unto the green old age" of Mar
tin Van Buren.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

The race for the township Offices
was the livliest ever witnessed in Cal
ifornia. The number of candidates
for the offices of Justice and Consta-
bic, was almost incredible. Those
Offices appeared to be the hight Of
evcrybody's ambition, and the rust
ling, swapping, and combinations ex-
ceeded all calculation, and many who
saw defeat staring them in the face,
pronounced the whole thing a swindle!!
1t was a lively scrub race. The scv-
cnteen hundred votes cast at this
precinct, divided amongst the candi-
dates, would have given about twen-
ty-lve to each.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

An ardent Fremont man, who is
evidently an intense admirer of the
fair SEX, and who must owe his con
version to the Republican cause, to
the numerous clectionecring stories
told of Mrs. Fremont, scratched the
name of Dayton from his ballot, and
inserted that Of "Jessie."
Butte record., 1856-11-08

We regret to learn that local dis
sensions IN the Democratic party oi
Yuba, have caused the defeat Of their
candidates for the State Senate,
Mcssrs. Gray and Lippincott. They
arc both excellent gentlemen and
the Democracy of Yuba failedin their
duty in permitting them to be de-
fcatcd. Yuba should take u few
lessons from old Butte, if they would
learn how to sweep the field with a
clean ticket, against all sorts Of
"Shcnamgin."
Butte record., 1856-11-08

The vote for Electors in this Pre-
cinct stands as follows-Buchanan,
sos, Fillmore, 622, Fremont 200
The counting Of the Assembly ticket
has progressed sufficiently far to in
dicatc to a certainty that tie Dem
ocratic nominees Will hayca consider
able majority.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

Music not only improves a
mans taste but his morals. 1t gives
him a taste for home, and amends
his habits wonderfully. The man
who spends his evenings with piano,
IS seldom seen in dram shops, and
dever 18th night brawlers. We be-
lieye in music, and candidly think
that one flute will do as much to-
wards driving rowdyism out of a
neighborhood ,as four policemen and
bulldog.
THE SUBscRlprIoN for raising funds
for clearing the river, had been raised
to fifteen hundred dollars, when we saw
it yesterday. Come, up with your
money gentlemen, if you want steam
boat.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

Notwithstanding the number Of
candidates in the field for Constable,
some individual sovereign was unable
to find one amongst them worthy Of
his suffrage, and cast his vote fer
John C.. Fremont
Butte record., 1856-11-08

The total reported vote from the
precincts as far as heard from stands
Buchanan, 2033; Fillmore, 1887 !;
Fremont, 645. A majority of one
for Buchanan.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

We understand that the Republi-
can institution of Oroville, denies
having printed the spurious demo-
cratic ticket containing the name of
Mr.. Smith, in place of the name of
Mr.. Long. We should be pleased
to ha, e Mr.. Smith show that he was
not concerned in the despicable and
unprincipled attempt thus to deceive
Butte record., 1856-11-08

1t seems somewhat singular that a
party boasting of its correct princi-
pies, and who profess to be governed
wholly by principle, should be un-
principled enough topublish spurious
tickets, and impose them upon voters.
The Black Republican institution in
Oroville, counterfeited Democratic
tickets in almost every conceivable
shape, inserting in some instances,
one name of the Black Republican
stripe, and in others two or three.
Those who have been imposed upon
by such tickets, should remember the
unprincipled source from whence they
emanatcd.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

Up to the hour of closing the polls,
everything passed off quietly. Not
even a respectable fsticuff occurred
during the day. Sheriff Frcer's eff
cient police of twenty five active dep
uties, were important conscryators of
the peace. The unfortunate afray,
which resulted in the death of poor
Sullivan, was a solemn caution to
every one present to be moderate,
temperate and prudent.
Butte record., 1856-11-08

The wlolc number of votes cast in
Orovllle on yesterday, was seventeen
hundred and three. When the polls
closed it was estimated that there
were one hundred persons in the crowd
around the polls, who had not voted.
1t was impossible for one board to
receive the votes between the hours
prescribed by law. This is more
than double the number cast at the
election of a Justice for OphirlTown
ship, five months since. Had there
bee. two or more precincts, the vote
of Oroville would have reached two
thousand, as many went to the neigh
boring precints, knowing that it wo'd
be impossible for all to vote in town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22
III. 4. B4RTiLTT 4 co.,,

Vi
WI continue the Forwarding aud Commis, ion
w business at the old stand al the Railru I'd Sta
ion. side of the river from Burlin gton, lows.
Having The only warehouse on that side, they Of
fer superior inducements 10 shippers 10 eensign sIl
goods intended for the county 10 them. All goods
10 their care will be delivered to the teams free Of
frrriage thereby saving the charges If draynge u
the west side also the benefit uf insurance
while in their warehouse.
Country merchants viii find il 10 their interest TO
cal en- us before going east 10 purchase goods.
H. +. B. X Go, are agents for the Union Express
Co. and will he happy a. afford any information to
those who desire 10 ship by that line.
Burlington, Jan. Is. dam.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. j. X. RICkEl, Surgeon Dent -
- ist, having returned from The East ~
viii be happy to wait on his friends. AllYYYN
Having "a large stock Of Teeth, from
the best manufactures, please the most fatidi-
ous. Teeth mounted on either gold or pln'ina on
his new improved method, which il b9ing used
by the best Dentists. lie is also prepared to mount
Block Teeth. Continuous Gums, gold or platina;
when the latter, at n lower price amounting to
the difference in cost If material full sets on gold
for 800, on pIArtNA for $50. Ali work warranted.
Office the south side of Bondeau, between Sd and
4th streets, keokuk.
March 1T--dly
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70 TIC nerchnnrs OF lown.

Y " CIOT IT NG ARE TO + \.
y WApLES CO., having taken the Store. As
L /. Market ntrcst Philadelphia, formerly eeeu-
pied by fassitt Col and having secured the
vices Of the most tasty cutters, we are now Manu-
featuring an entirely stock Of Clothing Of
rs description, and it is intention at all times
10 keep large stock Of the and most desra-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
=. NAPLES. formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West. ana knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, be feels that he
not fail give entire satisfaction to al those that
he may have the pleasure of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, think, cannot DC
surpassed, ali Shirts, Collars, etc, etc, are
made o order
1t will afford us much pleasure to have you call
and make q personal examination of stock
August 5, lS55.--dly u. NAPLES co.
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TO the Gentlemen.

~ exhibition, an assortment Of French, Scotch,
- and American Cassimeres--the hrst ever offered
in this market.
VEsrrSGs.-fn Metre Antique; Plain ard Figured
Grenadines; Brocale and Rex Silks silk Velvet
and pinsh.
CiorHs.-Black and Blue, fine grades, and broken
check Cassineres, for fall suits.
Alse-A choice selection of Kid. Cloth AMI Merino
Gloves; lialf Hose in WOOL Merino, and heavy Cot
ton with Merno feet SILK and Meriuo Undershirts
and Drawers Cravats Sca.fs and IIandkerchiefs.
Sept. 10, ls55.-dAw Z. u. FOSTER.
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Fall Trade.

GTAR CLOTHING STORE. -. Man St Keokuk
- II. stnus would respectfully call the at
tention of the gentleln Of keokuk and vicinity to
the fact that he hns formed co partnership with
Of he best clothing houses in Cincinnati il. Ma
renthal i L. Block and thus Yosscsses uporior fa-
ciities for the selection and purchase Of stocks Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have most complete assortment ofaall
kinds OF Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
0yereoats Pants and Vests Of all grades styles and
sizes Shirts Stocks, Hats and Caps, Trunks a-c
These goods have been selected with care, and will
be sold at small advance on custom cost. We are
determined not be undersold by any establish
ment this side Of Cincinnati
Country merchants are particularly invited TO cali
ard examine stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
sep Il dS-wtf H. STRAf'S 4 co,
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Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
Casa CROCKEnY HOUSE.

y0ULDs 4 ELLIOTT importers and Jobbefs ~
" Earhenware, China aud GLASSWARE, No. l0k
Pearl Street and No. 81 Chambers Street New York
would say 10 Merchants and dealers generally that
having established Cash House in this branch ~
trade they are fully convinced that they seH
Crekery etc, at such prices ms will pay the purchas
al fine profit To retail Experience has proved very
conelusyely 10 us that by adherng strictly 10 the
cash .ystem, afford 10 sell from ten TO twenty
ler cent below the regular credit tr'ede prices.
To this end W ask an examination OF our styles
aud prices list of which will be forwarded by mail
10 any party desiring.
Earihcuware, by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully relacked for the country trade.
IfIr
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New Arrunsemcnr. A

fNIE subscriber would inform the citizens Of ke-
l. okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock IN trade of Ben. r. Dodson, al No. Third
Street, where he has hand general assortment
of French and American Cloths. Cassimcres and
Vestings, which he Will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in style not to be surpassed.
Also good assorimc of summer Coats, Nests,
and Shirts, always on hand.
July l3, ls5J.--dit JAMES NJ. TYLER.
rIN0 J0TRNEYMEN TAIL0RS.-W anted iinme-
L diately, at NJ. 5, Third Street, two frst rate
journeymen tailors None Others need apply.
sepe7 J. NJ. TYLER.
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K. Rnxvden Il SON,

NIT0TLD respectfully call the attention 81 ~
w public to their stock Of the first quality AZ
Marble, which they have just received drcet fFo1s
the East which they enabled TO sell al a. cAeanA
a rate rs can be obtained in 81. Louis
We are determined 10 act upon the MOTTO
SMALL PROFITS AND u lex RKruRxs.'s
Give a call and We pledge ourselves 80 show ron
as fine marble, and good workmanship, both IN
the ornamental and plain styles, can be fsUn1s
anywhere in the United States. sa
W. have another extensive stock of Marble ON 10
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared NJ
meet any demand that may be male for articles in
line sN
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau. s
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shaving a Hair Cutting ExtraOrdi.

SsHAMPooNING AGREEABLY PERFORMED.
- The fasorite Saloon OF George Cabus, Main
street. below Parsons's Bank, presents attrac-
tions 10 the citizens Of Keokuk. Having Obtained
asss tants in my business superior 10 any before
employed in this city, invite the patronage Of the
community, us l am satisfied tina. can shave clean
sr cut hair more handsomely, and shampoon with
more dexterity than any barber in the State of lows.
Competition challenged GEORGE CABUS.
August %, ls55.-l yd2w6m
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Ts rne Cistxens or Keoknk.

fISHE subscriber would announce to the etizeas If
i heohuk that be has just received stock Of the
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman :
wear eyer brought to Keokuk; consisting of French
and American cloths cassi imeres and vestings plush
yelyets grenadines cs hmeres, &c, which he will
make up the shortest notice and IN the best Vie
to order. The subscriber has also hand fine as
soriment Of Shiris craYats, searfs, eeilars, Sc
sep Il JAMES NJ. TYLER
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Doctors McGuxin and Alien

IIANE associated themselves IN the practice u
L j Medicine. VIII contsnnc to attend ia cons a.
ta,on in all cases and TO any required distance Wv
iny 20 the spaciousness of their office rooms, ana
large libarrv Of the best medical works eAtani,
they are prepared 10 receive and instruct arg class
n pupils.
H. T.. 'Gugin, NJ d., Residence on 4th between
Main and Blondeau.
j. R. Allen, NJ. D.. Residence on High, b+tween 80
and An.
Office In the Post buiding, "a story, on 20 n.
between Main and Johnson.
Consultation hours between II o'clock, A. NJ. and
P NJ oct3Gd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22

FTNHIRD Street, between Main and Johnson keo-
L kuk Iowa, have just received, at their Fashion
able T4iiorng and Furnishing Establishment, q
choice and excellent supply of Broadcloths, CasFi
meres, Vestings, and Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods
of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the approved and satisfactory
manner, They constantly receiving the New
York and PhiadeI phia Fashions and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and the best mate
rial 10 give them O call
HUTCHINSON & DEWEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22

\ = or so feet Main street desirabl. building
-s) lots in the city Of keoknk also for sale, u
exchange for western property, good Mill PROF ~
il Ohio; SO acres choice land in Indiana several lots
ia the lown Of Naperyll county seat OF Du PAgA
connty H.; SO acres of choice land the county
eat Of Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees etc.
Inouire Of MckENNY RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22
LIVERY STABLE.


ucKec a. Timbe rIMan's Livery stable.
FIyHls stable. situated On Third Street, between
/ Main and Bloadcau Streets, is large and COM
modious and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business, and the undersigned amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally,
with Saddle Horses Buggies, and Carriages at rea-
sonable rates. They also keep Horses by the day,
week or month SAML MCKEE,
w. TIMBERMAN,
Kenkuk, Oct Ia, l654--dtf
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REMOVAL.
o entail Sur erv.

nR. r. S. BARBER would respectfully Ir~
y inform his patrons and The public gen q
orally that he has removed his Office 10 the SAIIID
New Brick building on the west side Of Third street
between Main and johnson, whore he has secured .
handsome suit of rooms, and has spared neither pains
or expense TO make them elegant and eomfortabie.-
Thankful for past fayors he soiets continuance Of
the same yl,s- Al operations warranted.
kcokuk Oct I9--d
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CLOTHING! CLOTFyTNG!

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
| HAVE received large stock Of Ready Made
L Clothing, Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &c, which will sell
at HoLEsALr AND RrTAII, at o very small advance
above Eastern cost n H0FFHEIMER.
Sept. 7.--ddw
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FANCY GOODS.

TUST received elegant assortment of fine Goods,
y such Us French China Vases, paran and Terra
Gotta de-. Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Bottles,
Fruit Stands, Card Receivers, Cigar Stands, Jewel
stends. Spoon Goblets, Figures, cupids, Busts, &C.
Also on hand good assortment of Crockery ana
Glassware CAREY 4 kILB0IRNE
Iuna 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22

YTyHREE daily Through Trains. between philadel-
i pha and PttsburgTHr MORNING sli TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbure at u A. NJ, and
pitisburg for Philadelphia at ! A. NJ. The FAsr
LINE leaves Philadelphia for Plttshurg al ! L. ".
THE NIGHT EXPREss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pittfburg ct II p. NJ, and Pitsbur. for Philadel-
rhia at 10 L. Nj.
The above lines connect AZ Pitsbnrg with Rail
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, H.. Frankiord, Lexington ana Lou
isyille Ky. Terre Haute Madison, Lafayette aud
indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati. Dayton, Springfield,
Bellcfontaine sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colum-
bus GAINESVILLE. Massllon and oos ter, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, s.. Louis Louisville, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had TO or from either of
the above places
For further particulars see Hand bills at the diff
fcrent starring points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route 70 Philadelphia Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton.
TH0S. MOORE.
AGyxr. Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j.. MESkl MEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pttsbarg
Feb. !, 1888 -lY
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MEDICAL NOTICE.


L EOKJh, Iowa. hoies ale dealers IN staple and
N Standard Drugs. Mediciues aud Chemicals
Paints White Lead. Dyes. Putty, Wladow Glass and
1--we STUFF, sperm, Wbale, Elephant, Lard, lhnseed'
ard other ot.s.
General Agents far ail the popular Patent MI.
lenrs agluts for Virginia Chewing Iobaeeo lin-
lprtrrs u Gnc havanna >egars. stare IN 20 stsest
between johnson and Main. mchiedawbn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-22

N~1&CA0y q ~SGA3OzS
Lave this day associated themsei es together fcH
L the transaction Of the Drug business In all hs
branches. They expect to keep on hand general
and we'll selected assortment OF Pure Drugs Chemf-
Gals perfumery, Paints, Oils, DC.
Also have by this arrangement become sole Pre-
prietors for the manufacture and sale of H. X. Nill
more's celebrated Mamauke Imminent and unrivAl.
led Vegetable AniiBillous Pills, for the statae q
Iowa, Illinois Missouri Wisconsin, Minnesota, sad
territory of Nebraska.
Ali orders in future will bo addressed to -
MckENNY a RUNNER.
b. 4 1874 atf 7- II a
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). MEIMsTR EET'

TTNION Block. Main street, Dealer in Eng n
u lsh and French Chemicals, Drugs andV
Medicines Paints, oils, Dye-Stufs Brushes.
perfunierv Fancy Articles, dc., &c,
All the Patent Medicines If the day. Physician.
prescriptions and family recipes win be accuratsan
and neatly prepared, and in ease will any lncy
pure and genuine materials be used. hz
dec Sd
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CARKIaGE naNUFACTORY.

On johnson Street, between lst and I'd.
DY O'BRlAN 4 90. Having per 0@0
ID manently established ourselyesf sfS0
in keokuk, with ample supply of ofS12~-S
IL very best material for the
ufacturc Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
we are prepared TO make all articles in our line.
IN the yerS best style and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
Sent 20, IS55--dlv
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Justice OF rhe Peace.
YTyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
l the country, that his office il on Main, between
81 and Sd streets, Keokuk Iowa, over the Harness
Store. lie will attend To the collection of all ae
counts entrusted to his care, With promptness. Ac
counts sent by mail, postpaid, VIII receive atten
tsn, and the money returned a. ordered
March g lS55--dly EDWARD COLE.
TOYS! TOYS!
4 GREAT varietyof Toys, Musical instruments,
II Dolls, DC, for children, for sale by
fohlqd CREIGHTON i 0HMFK.
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NJ. w. Hicks. N. d.,
s II RG EON DEN ST.


SURGEO DEM IST.
CITY of keokuk, Iowa,-Ofice Second ST., between
Main and Johnson.
nR H., in addition to the usual a
IL methods of inserting artificial teeth
is in possession of the exclusive right 11YYYy
for this city If mounting the ''contnu-
gum teeth" go universally admired Tor their
beauty, strength and cleanliness. After an expert
ence Of two years in this style of work he would un
hestatlngly recommend II to the public possessing
many and great advantage over any other style Of
work known to the profession Those interested are
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens of
the different methods of mounting teeth
April l6,ls55--ddwiy
10000 BUSHELS WHEAT,
ND an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn, and all
n kinds Of produce wanted immediately.
The highest market prices viii be PAID for Whoa
and grain OF all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse of the nnders gncd, the leyee between
Main and Johnson streets, keokuk.
octa2 dGwtf W A. PATTERSON & Co
LIVERY STABLE.
nN johnson Street, between lst and ~,
~ by Wa. III. CLEGHoRS. This establish dpEA
ment is large eommodious, well arranged
and amply provided with good horses well traihea
FOR harness a. well ~ with Carriages Bnggios and
Hacks, open and close, covered and hai covered, q
very description a,apted TO convenience or luxury
Horses on Carriages of residents Il the efy or vis-
;tors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended Ia by men thoroughly skilled In
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
0wn account al ell times.
May % lo5o-dly