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best MlllleE appteS' a. III >'1''; -
I'd T. Joslyn, ,50I
Best onions, Z. Crandall, 10
ID - Leonard Cowles, Gov
entry, 90
Best seed corn, H. L. Gilman, Glover, so
ID &" G. & T. W. Esty,
Barton, 81
3D. . Mark Nutter, Barton, ,25
Best frocking, AIRS. Ziba Hartman,
Crahsbury, zoo
I'd Mrs. Cynthia Gray, Gov
entry. 100.
Best flannel, Mrs. Josiah Phillips,
Glover. 200.
/ ID Mrs. L. True, 100
Best checked flannel, Mrs. Hartman,
CraAsbury, LOO
Best harnesses. Caleb \. Clark,
Glover. 200
The Committee on Frocking and Elan
mel awarded to Mrs. Mandy Pierce, "a
lady 20 years of age, who spun and wove
a piece colored flannel complimentary
prenium, 200
Also, for best single sleigh, a. A.
Williams, Glover, 200
And for broadcast seed sower, Ziba
/ Stimson, Craftsbury, 200
FANCY AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Best peneiling, Miss P. B. French,
Glover, so
Greecian painting, Miss E. KimbaIl,
Glover, 80
Oriental painting, Miss N. R. Buxton,
Bloomington, 10
Wax Flowers, Miss Addie NJ. Kim
ball, Barton, rs
Wooden yarn, Mrs. VIM. j. Bryant,
Bloomington, 2;
Ottoman covers, Mrs. c. W. Smith,
Barton, IL
Centre table covers, Miss +. l..
Heath, Barton, sc
Millinery, Miss H. E. Barns, Barton, 10
Needle work, Miss Peabody, Gov
entry, 100
Hair wreath, Miss P. W, Joslyn,
Barton, sc
} PenmaHship, H. K. Dewey, Iras-
burgh, sc
} Embroidered flannel, Mrs. A. S.
Eaton, Barton, 81
D Footings, Mrs. R. Willis, Albany, 2;
D Rug, Miss s. A. Crandall, Salem, 81
0 Bagging, Mrs. R. Willis, Albany >,
0 Table spread, Mrs. II. 4. Brewster,
D Irasburgh, 81
D Bed spread, Mrs. J. B. Freeman,
Albany, 1,5t
0 ID Mrs. =. \. brewster,
Irasburgh, 10
D Sd Mrs. Sarah K. Hopkins,
D Barton, Z,
} Best leather work, Mrs. J. P. sartle,
Barton, Z.
} Best wrought collar, Mrs. VIM. H.
Rand, Irasburgh, 81
D WOrsted hose, Betsey Hartman,
D Craftsbury, 81
Night dresses and shirts, 1Irs. C. W.
0 Smith, Barton, 1,Ot
Pillow cases, Miss J. E. Parker,
0 Coventry, 81
0 Wrought spread, Betsey Hartman,
Craftsbury, 10
D Worsted lamp mats, Mrs. D. P. Wal
0 worth, Coventry, Il
ID Mrs. z. Davis,
D Coventry, s.
POlychrOmatic painting, Miss j. L.
0 Walworth, Coventry, 4
CrayOn Painting, Miss J. E. Wal
0 worth, Coventry, 8
O Special premium of SO to MIR. Gee
q Holmes Black jim. Derby Line, fer bes
trotting horse out of county.
0 FAIR GROUND co.'s PREu1uis-TRoT
o TING MARES AND GELD1SGs IN co.
LIST premium of $500, to BIr. Lyma
0 blanchard of Glover.
I'd premium Of $500 to S. D. Howar
0 of Irasbusgh.
TRoTT1NG STUD HORSES IN coUHTY.
1st premium of $500 to George NJ. he
U lau's AJdallad.
. I'd premium of $500 to Lewis Ford
Walace.
FOUR YEARS OLD sTCDs.
O LIST premium of $500 TO Benz. Baldwin
Clipper,
0 I'd premium of $500 to Mr.. spalding.
FOUR YEARS OLD MARES AND GELDrSG.
0 Il. premium Of $500 to A. S. Eaton
Fanny.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-10
WM. P. MAY, Sec'y.

The RACE AT THE FAIR.-The trial
of speed between the two celebrated hor-
ses Abdallah, owned by Geo. NJ. kellam,
and Black Hawk Wallace, owned by L.
Ford, seemed to be the leading feature on
the second day of the Fair. The race
came off at three o'clock-AbdaIlah win
ming the first heat in PSI. The second
heat was won by Wallace in sos. The
two next heats were won by Abdallah in
sos and 2.56, distancing his opponent on
the last heat.
Abdallah was driven by ". f. Holmes
whose GOODNESS and skill in saving the
strength Of his horse to let out "eztra
links if necessary, was much admired.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-10

@ The New Yorl
that from thirty 70 ioiP
stolen every year ID
never heard Of more
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-10

DEcAPITATED.-Mr, Nathaniel Dag
gett has been removed from the post Of
Tailor in this county, to make room for
Mr.. a. S. Whipple, who is appointed in
his stead
Mr.. Daggett has held the Office of
Tailor for seventeen years, and has ac-
quilted himself to the perfect satisfaction
of all who knoao ANYTHING about his
stewardship; but to those who Know
Nothing of II, he is very obnoxious
l.er,it
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Barton,

po..,, 200
81 $50
Best Ten coarse wool ewes, Isaac NJ.
Neal, Barton, @'o0
Rest ten lambs, 100
ID Mark Nutter, Barton, 90
Best LOT of pigs, 7. JOslyn, Brown
ington, = I'oo
d f. Crandall, 30
Best lot butter, C. P. Mathie, Glover, 200
ID "JoEn Pearl jr., Barton, $50
sd &c. Crandall, Browning
ton, l,VU
Best lot cheese, w. P. May, Barton, 200
I'd &" Geo. Bryant, Irasburg, $50
Sd q" VIM. P. May, Barton, 100
Best maple sugar, John Bryant,
Bloomington, Z'o0
I'd T. o. May, Barton, 100
Sd Geo. Bryant, Irasb'g, 100
Past box honey. Fpbraim TAYLOR,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-12

= = stringent case, and we admit that il would
b hsster eyap to elect Nj. Buchanan than 70
dissolve the Union. But they DO not tell Us
NV the dissolution is to be broueht shout, nor
Who are the lfaitors to perpseFatsthe crime
IL 10 not Mt Al likely that Frsnost, II lawfully
chosen to rule over the whole nation, would
choose to dismember it, in order to rule
over one Of its lacerated fragasnts. The
Wings, We know, will commit no such wick
cdness, for they are ready to die in defence
Of the constitution. The Americans, we think
are equally free from the imputation, for
their devotion to the Union is the highest
boast Of their order. And so, there is no.
body left strong enough to commit the crime,
but the Buchanan Democrats, sad We arc
persuaded that the impotstion Of such viii
lsiny to them is cruel Islander. The pas
sions OF men may be highly excited in tae
fierce contests of parties, and their judgments
may be warped By local prejudices, but we
have no thought that there il in any part OF
the United States, any considerable body OF
men so utterly corrupt ~ to rise in rebellion
and treason to destroy the nation, because
man odious to them has been chosen to the
Presidency, in strict accordance with the
constitution and the laws. No--the whole
suggestion of treason and rebellion for such
o cause, is Dishonest trick, designed to
Brighten the timid into the support OF Mr..
Buchanan "a thing which they would not do
on the promptings OF their own Judgment,
nor be persuaded to BY any motive more re-
spectacle than fear.
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TeiegYapAic news.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. lO.-The Fremon,
meeting here is m immense gathering. Del
egates pouring in from all quarters. Pro-
cessions now marching through streets with
music and banners, houses are decorated with
flags, streets crowded with people. Great
enthusiasm prevails.
BAsaoR, ME., Sept. l0.--ln this district
Washburn, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, has over 5000 majority. Every town
shows a large Republican gain.
ST.. Louis, Sept. l0.-The Republican has
adviccs from Kansas to the 5th, stating that
on the 4th u party Of $50 Of Lanes men at
tackled Tccumseh. No particulars. Judge
Lecompte issued orders to the Marshal OF the
Territory to arrest Lane and other agitators.
Gen. Smith instructed Col. Cook, command
ing fourteen companies at Fort Riley, to give
necessary assistance for the execution OF
writs.
Gsary reached Glasgow Tuesday evening
met Shannon there, on his way down the riv.
er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-12

va NAaGiaEs COMPOUND EXTRACT ov BExHs
pLAsr-A cI;ain cure for Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Summtr Com plant, and all affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, palatable and
reliable remedy it Is unequaiied. For children
tecthng attended with irritation Of the bowels, 1t
rs the IN ., soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by j. 4 q. MAGUIKE,
Chemists and Druggists,
$. w cor. Olive 4 ID SITS, st. Louis
For sale in Kcokuk by F. II. 0Connor and Drug
gists generally. taug20daw6m
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DissOlue sion.

Edward Bates, VIM. g. Pettus, and +. S.
Frazer, OF ST. Louis, publish in the Repub-
i'cGn an address to tho Wings Of Missouri,
urging them to 80 for Fillmore, in which oc-
sars the following pointed and racy para
graph about Dissolution, which holds :
thought or two worth poaAsriag By tho timid !:
They say that it il matter Of national ne
cesslty to support Buchanan, q against Free
mont, because IL fremont be elected. the
Union will be dissolved. II thai b true, Il
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!. person named Danger, kept a pub
hc house on the Huntington road. near
Iamofiage. England. On being compelled
70 gu the hanse, which was not his own, he
buii' nm Inn on the opposite side u the road,
and caused to he painted beneath the SIGN
"Danger from over the way" His successor
in til. old house rctorted by inscribng over
his door There ID no Danger here now .
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BOOKS AND sTATlONEIgY!
For tho Fail Trade
The Largest and most Complete Stock e,

brought to Iordt!
THE subscriber 10 now in receipt Of his stock Of
Books, Stationery. &C., Ac,, VII s6h has bcen
bought directly from manufacturers Ind publish
ers.
His largely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage in competing with tho Iarges,
establishments in the West.
his sales Rooms are large and elegrnt-oompar
ing fayoraby with any Of the Book tablishu ents
IN the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. b. OGDEN
No. 81 StAin street,
sept3d Next TO the CORNER Of second
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-12

fREspos SHRiEIgRs.-- The Buchaneer Jour
nails take II as great SANDER to intimate
that they are not as positively opposed to
Slavery as any body can be. And vet, they
tax al their powers Of invention to coin
words which shall express with sufficient in
tensity their hatred of Freedom and Of every
attempt to extend its area and fortify its in
situations. One OF the most frequently ut.
Tered OF tins intense class of expr cssions is,
freedom shriekers." If man sees in nub
nc anairs tendencies towards the recognition
and establishment of the constitutional doc.
trine that Freedom is national and Slavery
sectional, and expresses qualification there.
~, why, he is a freedom. shrieker' IL il
SHOCKS and saddens him to see men sho,
down by hordes OF mad fanatics, their hou.
ses burned over their heads, their propertv
oes'royed, their wives and daughters viola.
ted, every civil right trampled scornfullv
under loot, for the sole offence Of preferring
Free institutions to Slave institutions. he IS
afreedom shreker. II, in the honest con.
viction that Slavery is both a social and n
morai wrong and n political incubus, lac pro-
poses In lawful way, and in the endowment
OF constitutional right, to prevent its exten.
son over the virgin soil Of the nation. he il
freedom shricker. II he will not how
down IN the dust before three hundred thon-
sind slav eholders, be content to abdica,e all
manliness OF his own and serve asa pimp
and minion OF theirs, he is stigmatized ax
freedom shrieker. ehear nothing about
slavery shriekers. The Black Democracy of
lne North have no censures, no opprobous
epshets for the Slavery Propagandists and
Their ruitan tools. Only the friends Of hu.
man rights and political equality are worthy
OF their intensest hatred, and of bearing the
most contemptuous expressions that the yo.
cabaiary affords. But these men are all ba.
tiers OF Slavery, lovers Of Freedom O YES |,
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Library Assoclasase0s.
WILL fsrnish Books " Libsasiss ~ 6astsrn CT
aiogus prices, deduoting 10 Per osat.. Sad your
ORDERS 70 b. b. ca DEN,
septSd s. sNAlo-st.
ENoNEKRS' STOCK On - had q o. ao1H1,
II sspts s. No 49,.
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Neslce to LaAls,s.

Notice - the Ladies.
EMBROIDERED WORK done in . II its brs nchse-
IL in Silk, worstcd, and Cotton thr cad, on Dress
&c, Mantillas, Vests, Shirt Dosos Initial Letters
and whole names on Pocket HAndk srsheifs. Also.
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle
work made To order from large variety Of patterns
on hand At the Fancy Store of
Mrs. KATE WEI SMANN,
Second st., bet. Main + Johpson, in
JulylT.dtf Grsha N a Buildins
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0Asc Chanco Ter H1oeisa0lO n
0o0e.

0o0t.
E>OUkTKEN 10 ACRE LOTH.-l16 aeres Lond,
l. veil known to Be the Ansst farm In Lee county,
Will be sold in ~ acre Lots, IT great bssgsis. -
This tract - beautifully situated s6ost mile bslow
the city iimis the State line rad coaaistinR Of
extra hne rich bottona land not sahjcet ovsr1ov,
and Aso high tiuibsrcd land, perfectly smooth sd
entirely free from any breaks ravines Whatever.
II - beautifully iocstedfor country rssdessss aad
very valuable Tor gardsning purposes. Pessoas de-
string TO purchase will do we'll TO cali u the sab
scriber . ofhce end Examine the plat of same.
Terms easy. Apply ~ C. h. DIMOND,
augl3 kilhourne' 9 Block. NAin-st.
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New NoOk.,
OU8 MOTTOs

RSOV 80 Vuter M0OeV
w ELL knowing The progressive spirit II Keo-
W xxx, we deteTniin rd 10 have orr P.ll s.s.L
IN due time, and purchasing, ~ ~ did very srsr
selection, W thought bad sulisisut for orr Fall
trade but the very aattsring support We have re-
cslsea from the o.tscns Of keokak and Surrounding
country has compelled rs to make another and stiii
larger purchase. II IL useless to try to enumersts
the quality, styles or elegance Vt our Goods :. ths
public have already passed .saisaee on that no;ns
sufAce TO say We have ossry thing purtaininx 70
will ccmpArs with the best houses in NJ va
PhiiadsiphiA. Boston Or Baltimore. The A.sri
can and French Cassinercs, Plush, Velvet - Siit
Vestioxs, just crsnsd, ere Of tho must sp7eudi1
pattsrns and we sAsnestly request our citissus q
with due courtesy. KELLY 4 HURl.y
Two acors vses II ~ Post OGcs, Ksoknh. Iowa.
ssptlo-ln AAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-12

REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT TIE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER ouR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - ste Bu
ehaann'f spfech on Lom Hnges, Ngo, Rsy,..er, pol.
Z. page 426
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winthrop en- Fremont and Dayton
The Who's of Masaa ehusetts had n meet


winthrop On Frement and Dayton.
The Wings of Massachusetts, had meet
ing the other day at Boston, on which occa-
sion Robt. C. Winthrop made speech, de-
caring for Mr.. Fillmore, but, unable to with
hold his high appreciation Of the Republican
candidates, nevertheless, he spoke Of their
character and qualities as follows
"For Mr.. Fremont entertain nothing but
respect and esteem. Our seats were next to
each other during his brief term in the SEN
ate Of the United States, and was witness
to his intelligent and faithful service.
sOur homes in Washington were within n
biscuits throw of each other for much
longer period, and | can bear the most cor
dial testimony to the attractions and accom-
plishments of more than one Of those be-
meath his roof.
"For the gentleman associated with Col.
Fremont us u candidate for the Vice Presl-
dcncy, cannot restrain q still warmer ex-
preston of personal regard and friendship.
| have known him as messmate for four or
i've years in succession. We have consulted
together and acted together during many Of
the most exciting scenes of our Congression-
al service, and If ! ever differed from him up
on any occasion, il was with a distrust Of my
/ own judgment. Gentlemen, |
can truly say, that if any mere personal at
tachmenss we're to govern my course at the
coming election, no name has been presented
to tho people which would weigh more with
me than that Of my friend, William l.. Day
ton, Of New Jersey
| 1t is something to have for candidates mcn
OF such commanding talents and irrcproach-
able character as to compel such tributes al
\ these from decided and inlcxible opponents
Indeed our candidates are worthy Of the
great party which supports them, and they
shed illastrious honor upon a noble cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-12

fhcksSIrr TURNS Up ms NOSE At POVERTY
= Charleston Buchancer paper from which
eeAsrac' the Following is almost in agony
over the idea that Fremont, man of hum.
bic birth, and so lately destitute of nroner,v
IN that city, should be likely TO be called 70
rule over the chiyalry Of that aristocra,ic
state Other things in connection with the
Result OF his election are bad enough. Inn,
this Is touch beyond the endurable. We
NOT only ask them TO acquiesce in the triumnh
OF Republican principles, it saws. but seven
10 demand Of the South acquiescencs in
ine elevation TO the Presidency of man
WHO was dragged in poverty and infamy
from her streets, and raised BY an untimey
charity to deeency and hepe--and who. with
shameless crime, turns the sword, gener.
"ously bestowed By bis native state. against
;her bosom IA man from whose brow mel.
''ther ha'tery nor power, nor Mariposa,s
god, can ever wipe out the stigma of heart.
'.lcss treacherv y
roof Mr.. Pecksnff What a crime nov
erty - IN his Democratic eye Picking /.
man oat from among the s.groundiiny., and
~ ikins President Of him What is the
Worii coming 10 Respectable" old fopv
Buchanan, who lives in style of eleran,
'asure, and hob-nobs with a supercilious
aF'stocracy, who enter,ans a sort u a sn.e,.
ing regard for the vulgar herd, and think,
'afy earn TOO much money, Is Just Tho pink
- pfpi'f'ety "a tl,e eyes Of our con,empo.
rary.
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oiE BOIL This celebrated yie4;n;.. /.
yins seriously III at sulphur Springs. near
Lasalle, Ill.
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liza bstvcERs. We learn that Mr. Raj.
Icy, brother of Dan. Bailey, who has for .,na
Ina acted az Teller IN Parsons Bank. was
among those AT Leasenwnrth who ua,e aa,..
peiied to shoulder arm. against The "a !
Aooili'onists y leave the country forthwith.
Mr.. Bailey had recently established HIMSELF
in the Banking Business III Lravenworth. ~
connection 49,. :. tea;oA IL as es-
pecsed here to-day.
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hANaAs---lhe telegraph reports that the
Border Ruaians ha,e postponed their attack
On Lanes forces until the 18th, by : hioh
sisne Coy. usary was expected there.
shouldn't wonder i they postponed,
s;ill longer
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FREE LABoR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER In THE MASS
Rs ALONE TO BE RELIED ON AS THE bull
WARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - Jons c.
PRgsoyr's Letter Of Acceptance
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q. ODERTOP,
SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE,
Mainst., bet. I'd and Sd. .KEOKuK,
DkALER
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Musical lnstrumsnss, Nhes Guns,
sep5dAwy Pistols, nc.
fashion ANA the Etao Arts.
I ESLIE'S dasette OF Fashion and Beau Monde,
- lie Bon Ton and Monthly Reporter of Paris,
London and New York Fashions;
Godey's LAdies Book
Peterson 3 Ladies' Maxaaine;
The London Art Journal
The London illustrated News;
For sxle ut the LITERARY DEPOT,
sept6d Johnson-st.. near Postoifica.
SHAVING AND HAIR.CUTTlNG.
VTNHE saloon II George Cabus, below Parsons'
1 Bank, on Main street, is the favorite resort II
dcntiemen for clean shaving and agreeable cham
pooin, and for SCIENTIFIC nAIR curv1So the Propre-
tor challenges the entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
6nesoaps, Pomatum, Brushes Of all < inds, Cravats
Collars, &C., always on hand, and cheaper thar
elsewhere GEO. CABUB.
Sept. I-d6mw3m
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News from Maine
90 900 MAJORITY FOR HAMLIN!


HANNIBAL HAuiiN, the Democratic SEN
ator from Maize, who could not 60 the Bor-
der Ruffanism OF the Buck Africans, was
elected Governor Of Maine, on Monday last,
by 20 600 majority. This is glory enough
for one day, but prognosticates still more
glory for Freedom and Fremont in November
next. As Maine was regarded as even more
doubtful than New Jersey, Pennsylvania or
Indiana, her redemption settles the question.
The dag is ours and no mistake. Freedom
goes on conquering and to conquer.
The following dispatch will show the ex-
tent Of this sweeping victory:
PORTLAND, Sept. l0.--ln 264 towns Hamlin
has 53,2l6, Wells 32,97S, Pattcn 4,593. Ev-
cry member Of Congress, the whole Senate
with the exception Of one from Arostook,
and more than four ifths of the House are
Republicans. Ilamln's majority for Gov
ernor, over Wells, will be 10000, and $4,000
over all.
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=. r. plJa(ouD.

1sal 1s1Qae 49, lnsasaass Agent.
0..IC1 s. klI6seEls's nlssk, Main street, be-
~ I've aAend =. Ks.asA, Iows.
!sAs whIssssas. ...q., 1sw YoskJ Oh.s. L. Frost,
dol Asess.. PAgs, Bsiep = lAhbtit, Boston Amos
y .isA. 1ssy rsovtdese + T., sdgar Conkiln.
REAL ssTATE Observation-Disclosures s.....lon
paid 70 the Purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
hGI 1:s =; Tf.E Lard; q sy:,y ss,:s,,e,os
CY for the Mutual Life insurance Com pany" q N
York. AccgncLArED Puxp. eS,25o. 900.
THE "ATLANTIC RIRk 1 MARINE ms.
CO." Of Proyidsnss, 4. l. PAM W CArirAL $780,
THE "ATHENEUA FIRE INSURANCE CO, .of
London. BRAHca AZ PaILApsLruiA, Pa
THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. co. I"
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID II CAPITAL 3ie0,O0o.
Having bsen appointed Agent for the above
named nrst class, reliable q)nees, would bsg leave
TO inform the morchants sad citisens generality Of
this city thai en- prepared 10 tAs Life. Fire, and
Marine Riaks, - - low rates = csa b hAd :, any
granted - favorable terms - can b had In sny
VI the kastern Citiss. lnsy 80. lSts.-d
Clsy koss and LanA Ter safe.
~ PET front, on I'd 1t. bet. Main end Bloadsau
OU viii b. sold low.
20 feet front BY 80 feet deep, Sdstsset between
Exchangc and Bank sts., with vsnents, can b.
had had 1t . bargain.
100 square feet situated on the corner Of lst and
Blondsau, for sale on reasonable terms.
i0ood Lot on Dcsmoinss street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
Q Lots on Palesn street, between Tenth and Elsv
enth.
Very handsome Lots ON Orleans st., bet. sch and
10Th.
$50 Acres very desirable farming land. located
about ~ miles from the city the b. frAncisvils
rad.
$50 Acres, hasly locstsd, soil very rich sita-
afsd aeost two miles above Montrose, on the Bur-
iington road
Good Lots with new enc and = half story brick
| dwelling house, situated on Exchange street, bet
9Th and 18th, Containing good rooms, has NJ sx-
eeiient cellar and brick eastern, and being In every
way htted up for soa Portable rsidsnss
For terms apply ~ C. h. DLMOND,
auEl3 Kilboarne's Block, Mains u.
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FOR FAIL AND WINTER.
HAVING JUST REcElvED OUR STOCK OF
MATE, caps, Fsss 4 Rsses,
We invite all In want Of any such goods call At
our establishment and examine our
GooDs AND PRICEs.
This stock cannot BE- surpassed by any ever Of
ferred in this city, embracing
STYLE, PINIsH, COLOR, OR PRICE.
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.,
Dur CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SHOWING
OUR GOODS!
n1-cash paid for Ears and Deer skins. -
C. X. VOORHEES, AGO.,
No. 81 Main-s., Oct. Sd and AM
sept2-d KsoAxt, Iowa.
HATS CAPsg! FURsI!i
VIM DoDD Il co.
INVITE THE ATTENTION or
w IL o l. 4 SA E BUYE RS
TO A COMPLETE
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
SOFT FUR, SILK AND WOOL HATS,
PLUSH, CLOTH AND FUR CAPS,
or AWAY nrncapr,os
AND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
L AID Il 50 d ESS FURS
OF ALL STYLES,
Made up in the best manner, Of Good Skins,
from the highest to the
lowest grades.
Flu II GLOW YES,
BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES.
NO. IA MAIN sTn Get,
EAST SIDE. BELOW FOURTH STREET.
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