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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

THE vEsTRIs BLoows-THE GREAT PaFsrrVE !
Il q beauty. LADIES you wish 10 teep 20 u q. -
Ion VI vtsh siwavs look beentlfnf Nv mi
wonderful c,@mstic Sod At the ves'ris devo. ~ ~,
street. Also By Mrs. HAYES, l7t Fu.ss sEsg, G.v ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
III ATS AND CA PS.


w tifuasSortnents Of Hats and Caps brought
this city, ns most that could be made in the
It comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No Sk Neleski Hats light and elastic. made by
the best hatsrs East and IN STRIFE. accordance with
ders; Gents fine white and black beaver otter, seal &c ke
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur
Wool Hats Of every color, quality q sg and price.
Caps OF every description mos. recent styles
such rs the Nevada Know NothinE Pyrenese Pyramid Ca
Gaps, and M other kinds in abundance which viii be sold
than Goods Of these kinds were offered before
cdTe Hals and Caps OF All kinds Just received from
the most fashionable houses In New York.
All pefeGs are most sespssssaiis inyi.es to eau In and
aniae magnificent Sock OF Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere a ne feel confident that please the most
Nothing yin be lntine our part to ui. aud seeoHn,o
TO coUNTRY NERCHAvTs
II you wish in the ra OF Hats and Caps Just give
low as they can be got where this side OF Philadelphia
ny5-------------z.-- $. 2. HARPER soy.
ITAyE you Dyspepsia, use TRAxALss ELIXIR.
Are on bald aeaded, use woobs HAIR RfsToSaTfyE
% You want = soodlinim nt,use FoRsIfA's BALM.
go 70 the Bridge Corner Drug store. -
yog ant 70 sap quick good and cheap. his
nyonr horse lame or slek, use AERcHAT'S ,GARGLING
Have ron cough. use the HoARHoUND BAIsAM
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
SupFoster;- Balm Of q Thousand FIsEe-s
sssd.rs s: sis.s q ~
Ho,iswsy's pulls and otnt,nsft
Boethave's Holland BItters
Hoon2nd's German BltterS
Por sale by T. II. LOGAN CO.
Ridge Corner Dragrifts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-17
MISCEEI.I. ANEOUS
one R.m.1v f,r o,e D; 3

One R.ns1y for one Di Sc
M Truxal Is regular physician, and stands high Gin
- Wash. Co Pa9 IN his profession aud ms
MT Robert Msknles q West Brownsville Pa aged 81
tlSir which performed permanent will anper
from tn. annexed certificate:
This Is to eery that for years afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA. the prominent symptoms which were Obst
nate Cotyeness, S0urness Of the Stomach Pain in te back
hips and legs, spells Of Extreme weakness Loss OF es
L1pgour, Debility and Craving She stomach tried a
great many reimbursement BaItiuore to consult some
very eminent physcianspent than one hundred
dollars, hut benefited used Or TruSals
Sacred Elxer, one bottle OF which efectuaY cured me-
-, - q RoEERr afcKrSLsr.
For sale by 7. IL. LOGAN CO. Is
eptZo General Agents, Wheeling. Va.
WAX IN, GENTLEMEN d
TAKE pleasure In informing friends and and
The citizens OF Wheeling generally, have lust re-
celse6 my Spring and SUMMER stool; Cloths
and VeSngs, together with OF Gents Pr-
nishiug Goods. "a f'f 5.iIsflf go = - -
Ny stock has been selected with great care from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. Tie STYLES are very
neat and as to quality they none being Of the
very best makes, and which prepared make n 10
ger ana Al snort notice. In the latest and approved
good ht guaranteed In ali cases or no sale, by
as4i.t j. III. STALLMvN, Merchant Tailor.
apk No. Washinethnffati
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

.usl 1E. FHiRTyr4yuTFn ecoseRxss.-Eive
States 4 hsys Al ALREADY elected representa.
lives 70 tbe maxi Congress. vix: Arkansas,
44is.opri Iowa. sYermont and ! Maine.
These have moi materially altered the poli.
teal comPlexion Of The House Of Repre-.
sentaiives. The following States elect
their members before the Presidential
election takes place Florida and Georgia,
o. he a6rsta Monday in October; Indians,
Ohio, and Pennsylvania, on Tho seeoond
Tuesday IN Oct9bef; and South e rolfna.
~ ne second Mondaj In oefobser. saIsi'a
2. ss5sg use Efs 5assg s3a 81 IS ~
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

DREADFUL TRAeEDY.-Sedu,.~ :,
The readers Of the Union v;lI ,. e@'s'
Der that We published, a few ve.l i.nen'
n account Of tie elopeuuent Of \ m, saes
lady from Port Hope, C. ". viii ...rl'd
man. The guilty pair came f. ~, : young u!
and were pursued by tie injured bu,h. uay
who waited here, armed, and re.ol I,."a
shoot the destroyer Of III. peac. a. %
asehase Of some days between Pom H I.s'
Rochester aud Niagara, where thu n...P
Of the woman reside, the partie, bss. sas
separated and all became quiet h.. ' .a
husband only reserved his wr,tb e, q, q
ture occasion, as We then pssdic.,sd ,s..
he would, and has at length .ccomol;I s.,
his purpose, by staying in cool Ll6ra n, ~
seducer Of his wife. -. NO
The husbands name is George Bro.a.,.
that Of the seducer was Thomas H.sS.'
son. Both were young mem n.l;,.. =
Port Hope, who have been educa,ed !. =. y
rose to manhood together, and both e,,s..
ced the same profession, that Il he IL
Since the intimacy Of Hendersoa with M,
Brogden became known to MI. B.. l. h.d
devoted himselfto revenge. The Wiz ,ool
refuge at the residence Of her par.,,. :.
Niagara, and Henderson, cluded IL n,r.,;,
Of Brogden, and no doubt visited bin viz
at her residence. s
On Tuesday evening last, Hender..
came from Toronto to Port HOPE 0, 4,
steamer Arabian, and it is asserted th,t
be was on his return from Niasar,. Rn,
den expected him, and repaired + T.
wharf, armed with Z loaded revolver. g,
after the boat was made last, Hssi,nn,
went into the BARRON Of tho boat, Ma
was on the side next to the dock. Jua
then one Of the officers Of .ks sls,n,
came to him and told him hat Bsoedea
was on the wharf in search Of hin. n
warning came too late. Attic nelt issaa
Brogden fired upon Henderson shspsl
the window Of tho boat. Tho ball pass@
into the back, under the sholder:blds
through the heart and out At the b.saa.
Henderson fell, exclaiming, T" l an .Adts
and Immediately expired. Had not d.
ball been spent in passing through he bdy
of Henderson, il would have doubtless i.
jured the friend who stood in froat d lin
and who was warning him ofthe PIE.
ence Of Brogden. 's ass ~
The affair created intense sensaiioa IN
Port Hope, where both parties wen veil
known and have respectable relativesr.
siding. A coroner's Jury were engaged
yesterday in an Investigation ofths a6l.
Brogden made no attempt 10 escaPe, m
appeared to be in measure satisfied ,aer
taking the life Of the scducer Of biz vi
and the destroyer Of his peace.
tRochestsr Unios, Of he - u
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
HOU NJ a:

SrAexs roxrHE RA1L.oAD.-Mr. John
Berger requests us to give notice that on
and alter Monday next, he will put on an
extra stage for the Terrebonne Station,
leaving Houna every day at IL o'clock,
and arriving in time 10 meet the cars On
their return from Bayon Bout. The
morning stage win leave q before, be-
tween halfpast eight and nine o'clock.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

SAD AccrpENr.-Mr. Alexander Bello,
= native of - city q New York, but for
many years.a resident and merchant u
Lafourche, cell out Of third story window
on Royal street, New Orleans, on Monday
night last. He died from tho effects OF
his injuries on Thursday. A largo num-
her. of friends in this section viii mourn
bis untimely end. eas=
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11
TelegraPhic.

DREADFUL RIors IN BALrIMORE.-By
dispatches to the P'cayunes
dated October 9Th, we learn that at 8
o'clock u the afternoon = terrible riot was
progressing throughout the city, Gangs
Of men, hundreds in number, and armed
with muskets, swivels, pistols, and all
manner of weapons, had taken possessie n
Of the various wards, and were fighting
continually, using their FIRE arms freely
and shooting unfortunately at oil per-
sons near them. 4 large number Of
individuals arc reported 10 b killed and
wounded. Tho municipal election for
Mayor meanwhile. goes on, and it is be-
loved that the American party will carry
de city BY large majority.
The returns Of the election have been
brought in from three Of the wards
Swan, the American candidate, has gained
largely on the results Of the last election
Later. .--.
BALr1xoRE, October 9.-The American
party have elected their candidate to-
Mayor Of Baltimore. SWANS ma)or't,
lis 1862. They have also a m.jority o
seven members in the first branch Of The
CITY Council. In the second branch there
is tie. The general opinion here is tina
Maryla.d will certainly 60 for Fillmors
The rioting has subsided. Five mel
were killed, and twenty wounded.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

! o. The session Of The District Court
for ibis Parish opened On Monday, the 9Th
inst. II ten O'Clock, prssest. the Hen.
James L. Cole. In addition to the mem
bers Of the Houma bar we had the
pleasure 10 80 also il attsndancs Messrs.
Beatty, Bush, Roman, Harang, Mills. tho
Hon. Miles Taylor. >. II. IllsIsy, and E.
Mauriin. We usders.and that business Is
plroersseiag viii more .han ordinary n
piditE thanks . The energy of our able
District isdee. There are several very
inesrseiss cases, both on tho Girl and
criminal docket- sa.s.a4''
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

PxosrEcrs IN TH1BoDAUx.-We are
pleased to see by the last Minerva that the
building Of the Lafourche Bridge is pro-
crossing rapidly, and that it will probably
DO cos.pleaed early in tho spring. Bust
ness is also improving. and the Minerva
seems to think tie Railroad will eventa-
ally prove an advantage to the town.
Glad to hear it. Go on, and you may,
by-and- by, catch up with Houma a
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

EvEN.HANDRD,1 JUSTICE. ~ A cores
poadent who writes. to us over the sigma
ture Of !" Billy" gives the following &C.
count ,ofs the. ,styles in which justice is
sometimes admieistered in one Of the
.junping-off" aisn;se.. Of our good parish.
We think the, judge ought to SEQ that his
Recommendation about the rope Be carried
into exscutios. But here is Billy's !"
stoyy:. AlIS# .eA<issI.3 NhIas
go. some limo since I took raamlnble to
the lower part Of ono Of your bayous.
About twenty miles below Houma, OBJ
served quite coocourse Of people sassn-
bled ua1et grove Of pecan trees Gu
riosily led me to stop and see what was
going on. found = justice Of the peace
holding court. Il appeared that tho
parties concerned had accused each other
Of theft. One was arrsigned foe stealing
pig, and tho other . piece Of rope. The
PIX qan Was discharged ,l6r tho want IF
evidsnce asd ehs Of tho rope was then
called upon to answer the grave accuse.
ton made. against hip,, The pie. Of
clause, ard IN appeal to the mercy ofthe
court ii ia consequences. He said hia inten-
ton was to take only six alhoms, but that
his accuser bad induced him to take
u elve and divide tho booty, with the pro-
misc that be would then say nothing about
II sfhav were hnth disl.harred. with. the
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

Fatal DUEL NEAR CHARLESTON
The Charleston Standard, Of Tuesday last,
has the following account Of the duel in
which Mr.. 'Taber, Of tho Mercury, was
killed, ~ reported by Telegraph some days
ago:
An affair Of honor occurred last evening
in the vicinity Of this city, between VIM.
R. Tabor, IT,, ESQ.,. one Of the editors Of
the Mercury, and Edward Magrath, ESQ.,,
in which the former was MORALLY wound.
ed, and died an hour after. The difficulty
originated from the publication Of articles
in the Mercury, in reference to the Hon.
"A. G.. Magrath.' Satisfaction was de,
manded by The brother, and a meeting
took place as we have mentioned. Diff.
culties continued in the way Of an adjust.
mdnt, and Mr.. Taber fell at the third fire
the ball taking effect in his head. The
weapons were pistols, and the distance
ten PAGES. @ go ~
The Mercury has the following: pa
! Ii is our duty to announce the death O
VIM. r. Taber, Jr., one of the editors o
this paper, who fell yesterday afternoon
at the third FIRE, in a duel with Edwart
Magrath, ESQ.,, in consequence Of the per
emPtory challenge Of the latter for the
publication Of alleged offensive matter in
this paper, the author of which was no
called for. The communications com
planned Of had reference to the candidacy
for Congress Of Hon. A. G. Magrath. l
| is not now that we are called upon t
pursue the merits of the question involved
In the presence Of death-the death Q
one who has been intimately associated
with US for years, and who breathed a
true . heart as ever beat on the soil Q
Carolina-we bow our heads in sorrow
and in suffering, and pass by all conside
rations Of party conflict. in the sense tina
we have lost friend, true and tried, m,
brother in the hard duties that make u
our connection with the public life. L
will not be easyto find . Drawer and NOR
selfsacri6cing spirit-it will not b ofte'
that tho community will he called upon t
mourn over the extinction Of = more bril-
liant and generous intellect. % satn5as5H
4-.r-esrs ned -ef zesIss~f > =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-11

THE .LATR Vine national C0NyEN-
TIoN.-We extract the following from the
National Intelligencer fthe, 9th ult. ,..sl
We perceive. thai il is questioned BY
some. Of our contemporaries whether the late
National Convention held at. Baltimore
was truly and wholly = Convention Of
Wings, alleging that there was An admix-
ture in it sof, member, Of the = American
party, who, however sincerely protesting
Wig principles, were not designed to be
Included in the call for the Convention and
could not properly be members oft. We
have stated in former number Of our pa
per that we had no Information on this
head beyond what was before the public
although We wore under the impression
that there were few,if any. individuals of
the !" American" party. members Of the
Convention. We have eince, however,
met with an item oftestimony ON this point
which cur long acquaintance with The con-
scientious, yiriuous. and Intelligent char
acier, Of the witness induces = to yield
entire credence TO-. The esteemed and res
pectable editor of the, Fayetteville, OBJ
server-an able and consistent Wing for
thirly years past-was = member. Of the
baltimore Convention. and in = letter writ
ten BY him u Baltimore, published 10 bic
paper Of the god instant we find The follow
ing satisfactory assurance sI..sa.sass.a.,
: = :. may here remark that il Is not known
OF believed that asingle individual belong
ing to the American party was : member
Of the Convention. Il was intended TO b
and it ,cas, Convention Of Wings, and
nothing but Wings, 80 that its action might
legitimatslY address itself to the iayor' Of
members q that party .hIoueh out Fl! The
l Nsle0,a Il ..zaz..as ~. i. saasas - :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
To the Citizens OF Keok nix.

uAYING interested with us the Mcssrs. Scofeds
l. l. in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public that ai orders given TO them will be OK
ecuted in n neat and workman like manner, and
that they can rely upon the work done ny them, as
being of the very best material.
As ii will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend to those des
rous Of lighting up at the time Of the completion of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures &c, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
sond that time, il would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July 3. 1s55.--d C. HERRfCK h co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
MAGoNN MA.oN>! wAGoNS!!i

DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
L and Nam @treel- heokuk. Iowa. Having
purchased The before named establishment and
made large additions 10 t. Ne art now mnnufac-
tuning 81 the best 0nio IIgBER including the
tfaf ti3f, tho her tinber for wheels being uted
ln his establishment WAG0Ne or EVERY VA
kiETY, HACKS PEBDiING WAGONS. CARTS.
VI fiEEL-BAkR0Ns etLIINAI0ks, \ h
FLOW :, ~ stYie ana @ofkmans hip equal % any IN
n Western states. 4 VT use none bui the best
maternal and employ none bat the bast mechanics,
vs. feel confident If being able ob.iate tbs ne
cessliy, II those who viii give III call Of send
ing eIthef 70 ohieago = Cincinnati for any article
IN eur line.
n. B.~A good stock Of Plows and Wagons con-
stantly on Aand 70 supply purchasers at the short
est notice Ihoe. wishing 10 purchase can save
time and money hy calling at the corner ~ 18th
and Main streets FREEMAN KNOWLES
auril -dapIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

HyHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw MILF
L two miles above the city, and is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of lumber except Pine at the
shortest notice at from 81 25 TO 81 30 per 100 feet
decl2d4wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
FINHE subscriber wishes to put IN tie wall during
J. 1856. Two millions Of brick, for which he Will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract.
Also two span II horses wanted III exchange for
brick work. HAWKINS TAYLOR.
,anlBdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
Notice OF Co-partnersh

fIsllE undersigned have this day formed a part
L nership as Wholesale and Retail Druggists un-
der the name and firm Of Wilkinson Marshall
and will conduct business at the store lately occu-
pied by Mr. Horace II. Ayres, corner of Main and
Third streets X eokuk.
ANDREW ]. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL
heokuk. Town. Feb. 4th. 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

- EFEII1NG to the above announcements the
\ subscribers leg leave to say that they are now
receiving and viii continue to receive by Tie usual
channels throughout the season, full assortment
If Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestufis VIM
dow q lass, lass Ware Brushes, perfumcry surgi-
cal instruments, &c, &C. particulars Of which Will
be given IN future advertisements.
WILKINSON & MARSHALL
Successors # II. ii. Ayres cor. Main and Sd sts
aprQ-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
Gns Fixturcs.

FIritE undersigned are prepared 10 receive orders
i for fitting up store s. Offices and dwelling houses,
with PIPE and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work be gas
tight
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, that have not
been Gale upon, are requested to leave their adj
dress with us, through the Post Office.
Orders OK ecuted in the succession in which they
received. sCoFIELD BROTHER,
Julv I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

I HAVE this day sold to Messrs Wilkinson Il
L Marshall. my stock Of goods and interest in the
store cornsrof Main and Third sreeis. desire 10
return my sincere thanks those of my friends who
have favored me with their patronage, and j would
respectfully ask continuance Of the same to these
gentlemen who have become my successors.
H. II. AYREs.
keokuk, Iowa, February 4th 1856,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
UHsSoI4t TKtpN.

4 Cp PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
Z Y tue name of Mchegns Runner il thi. day
dissolved ~ mutual consent. All claims agains,
tha o.d firm Will he cancelled hy T. l. Nc.
heang, wl3 viii III future conduct the bushes fnd
wac alone authorized settle the business Of The
Oh hrm. 7. !. MckENN s.
NJ Ii RUNNER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
gf>so4ution.

Fbb hrm q BAL klfkhan was this dav dis.
.Fed ~ mutual consent. The business in fu-
tnrs Nitt g cnipeted by If kirkham who is alon.
aaihorfsa @ elect nilaebts and pay all claims
AGAIN. ihs 9'i ttH- A. b, BALL
Il kIRkHAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

I HAVE this day sold t. II kirkha,n nv entire
L 5pforest III Tax Family 6resry business. ana
wtfh pleasure recommend him y the public as a
aan deserving at your patronage.
daree 2gd A.R.n#lI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
spring and summer Eashiaus

UF HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
lei received, one of the largest and most com
~ plete stocks Of Hats. Caps and Straw Goods to
be found in the State Of Iowa. Every thing IN the
shape OF Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, can be found
Of the latest Spring and Summer style FOR 1856,
sheldon's Hat Emporium. Call and secure your
self one u those nice NV style of Spring Hats.
70 Main, cor Third Street.
aprl3-d SHELDON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

1856 100 - 1886
ID EGJIA heokuk and ST. Louis Packets This
Il I Old and popular line Of Steamers viii ran two
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and st. Lou
lsduring the present season. The lines arr Compos
ID ~ the following staunch aud speedy boats
Westerner johnson, Master,
henkuk Matson, Master
sam Gaty, Able, Mister.
Quincy, new boat
Que Of which will leave kcokuk daily, al 6
o'clock, N, Quincy al NJ, and arrive at st, Louis
next morning, at o'clock
Express Mail Line-The Ben Campbell Heaight
Master will leave keolnk daily, Mt ] M DINNER
on board and connect at Quincy at M. with the
= Louis Packets
JEANNE Deans, Burke, Master
DeNernon, Ford. Master,
and arrive al st. ionis next morningat o'clock
These lines composed If boats whose nance
alone are sufficient guarantee II their speed and &C
commodation. febosdtF
4ea. Passengers for the east can take the Qaiilcy
boat At p ~, and connect at Quincy with connect
nag train IN n. Z. Railroad for Chicago aud the
cast can take Tie Burlington boat oil Montrose
p NJ, and connect at Burlington with the evening
farm On the Chicago and Burlington Railroad Tor
Chicago and the east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
CAls

FIilE undersigned having tins day formed go
L pAftnershipt ra@e. under tbs firm Of Meta, ic
ChIttendaH 4 Go, viii continue the
WHOLESALE GRoCERf IRON AND Cou3 rs
SI0N BUSINESS
az Nos So - and 50, Le1ee successors to the late
firm u Chltteudeu McGaeie
WM. S McGAyIC.
.B.THITTENDEN.
Leroy McGAYIC,
G. r. DAVIS.
keakNk Eli L. fehgadAwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
Il cokuk. Iowa.

those who wish 10 ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second year
cfer planting.
Alec, Fancy Shrubbcry. Evergreens Roses, &c.
\. Il. We expect to be able to supply any guam
lty q sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato plants
t9r gardening.
Orders received a. grounds, three fourths Of a
mile west Of City limits, on the Bluff Ferry road
~ the Des Mones, or by mail. addressed 20
keokuk. March "a d1s HUHbEIL & HILTON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21
Take Norice.

uAYING purchased all the interest Of the late
l. i firm Of Muse Sharls, am an xous 90 settle
all its affairs Persons to whom the firm is indebted
viii please present their accounts, and those owing
the firm will please call at my office and settle with
out delay. M y STARTS.
my5-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-21

REMOVAL.
d. q. Bernard Il Co.
IL AVE removed their Store from the old stand to
J. UNION BLOCK, between 9th and 9TH streets, on
Main, where they offer for sale as cheap the
cheapest, general ssortmentef
shoe. saddle and Harness Leather,
Enatnelled and Patent Leather, Enamelled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Fly Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, general assortment Of
SADDLEKH HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware well selected in the Eastern mar
ket, and for sale nj St. Louis prices.
They have on hand and IRE constantly manu-
featuring Of the best materials, Saddles, Brides and
Harness Of every description.
The above articles will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail at uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
TO call and examine our stock before buying rs "
intend to give ali, the worth If their money.
lhe highest price will be paid iii cash for Hides.
j. o. BERNARD 4 co.
keokuk. 20, Sept. '55.--d6w