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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-27

CO The people of Madison county, Fa., says
Savannah paper, discovering that they had an
Abotionist residing among them, George Ea-
son Colson by name,) called meeting to consid-
er his case. Evidence being produced under oath
that he was, by his own confession, an Abolition
list of the Greeley stamp, the meeting resolved to
give him notice to quit. This was done on pen
atty of thirtynine lashes in case of his refusal
lie left. His family was assisted by the citizens
with means to enable them to follow him.
CO Mr.. John c. Underwood of Virginia, who
was exiled from that State for attending the Re-
publican Convention at Philadelphia, recently
returned to Virginia. He was informed by a
Vigilance Committee that he could remain long
enough to close up his business without molesta-
ton but should he persist in renewing his citi-
zenship, he would be left to suffer whatever
may follow at the hands of the community
CO Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune, says
have the most positive assurance that Frank.
lin Pierce intends running as candidate for the
Senate of the United States in place of Mr.. Hale
in 1858. 81
The opinion of sensible men is, that he had
much better ''run'' for his life
CO The late Rev. Sidney Smith oh served thai
railway whistle seemed to him to be something
like the scream an attorney would give when frs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-27


We have erected the heavy iron frames Of the
two hand Presses belonging to the Herald of Free
dom ONCE, on pieces of New England granite, Of
which our imposing stone was made, and which
was broken by Border Rufians, in front of our
new Office, inscribing on one side of the largest,
"DEsTRoYED BY BORDER RUrFIANs, May 2lst.
1862 On the. Opposite side, "Revived Nov.
LIST 1885," These presses shall remain as lasting
monuments of the infamy of border rufians. The
day will come when those who were afraid of the
truth, and who sought to smother it, would will
lingly give all their earthly possessions to erase
that dark crime from their memory, but the
Odd spot tcon't out"
The friends of Freedom visiting this Territory
are expected to look upon the ruins of that press,
ere they return East. If they do so, they will
| have ocular demonstration. that the advocates OF
slavery were in the wrong, and dared not tolerate
free and untrammoled press. By subscribing
| for the "Herald of Freedom" they will have
| weekly proof that the press in Kansas is NOT YET
ESsLAvED.--Kansas Herald Of Freedom.
A sc1xxAoE : Two or Three Women in thu
Case-Jealoslsy at the Bottom Of 1t. = A pretty
| sort of fight occurred between couple of wo.
men in this city, on Monday evening. A mar
doing business in small way, somewhere on
State street, has been absent from home and
shop during evenings, so often that his vito sus-
pected he spent them in company that she could
not approve. Other circumstances may have led
to suspicion of his conjugal fidelity. At any rate
she resolved to watch him; and when he went
out in the evening, the wife and daughter follow.
| ed him and traced him to room in a block where
several people reside. Hewent into room oc.
cupied by lady living alone. The wife and
daughter went to the door and knocked. The cal
was answered by the man, who was thus con.
fronted by his wife; and scene began, in which
the fair ledger became Immediately Interested
She pushed out the woman who came to spy on
her husband, and fastened the door. The latter
returned to the charge, made forcible entry in
to the room, attacked her opponent, SMASHED
some of her furniture, windows, &C., and then LEFT
the field conscious of victory. Whether her liegt
lord will return to duty, penitent and humble, W,
| do not know, but should judge he might as vel
surrender. Rochester Democrat, 26.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

his powers Of discrimination are below PaT-ne - an
inferior Judge Of human nature, as his ssecoo,l. OF
r.n ior proninsh, positions in his Government have
I'll .ine ularly proved unsat'sc,ory-be has nothing
dgnfcl in tis personal apPearaDce-a paps.t '. quo
imagine lin liz subjec. 10 rprcseni flanlets rep
father. snd with some massive Fights and snano"s
thrown together somewhs: after the manner OF hen-
brandt, the painting would be " hit To say ina,
Walker has no abilities, no .edecming qualities. would
he an upu.t inpe sediment. lie il master Of ndomits
HE pcrscy,raucc and iron strength Of will bold and
Jaripg he inherits considerable deXtor'y in fe rCtng
himself through the hoodgaes of misfortune. HIS lit
e,nrv staipmenis are above meocTity and in habits
ofinJus.rv he can have no superior. ARGUs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
TIE RATTLE BETWEEN COL. HARVEY
AND TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NENT OF IREE-STNrE PRISONERS
rcspcn lcEee Of the n. Y Tribune.

CcIrcsichdenee Of the n. Y. Tribune.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Sept -, lSjG
haye been waiting for some days 10 unridde, it
possible, the mystery which bangs around the posi-
ton of Gov. Ccary in relation 20 the Bogus Laws.
To Ire that position is still u mystery. and there
fore propose to tell you what the people here think
about it, Judging him solely by his acts since he
came into the Territory Some of these acts were
duly mentioned in my lat letter, and tho state of
The case will more fully sppesr by the following
statement Of facts, made TO Inc by Lieut. George
Earle Of the Lawrence Stabbs, who was made
prisoner by order Of Gov. Gesry.
need not rcstate the circumst ances which led
Col. Harvey TO start 10 Lanes assistance with n
force Of over 100 men. II appears now that the
people here sent q Dispatch 10 Geary statikS the
care, and recouniing some of the outrages which
that body of Rufiisns were every day perpetratinG
upon FrccS State MEN, and asking him whether il
" ould be right togo 10 their assistance To this
Gov. Geary replied by messenger ,oh0 aoeey
reached Laerente, that they must not 60 No mes
'enger reaching Lawrence, Col Hsrsy marctej
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

know little more about himself, and b. q NTH.
polite to himself but that, 20 ahead as he may ~ ~
never aGgu5s Of 'ps I I ny o. sn'sn
science till lie rid- himself OF the incubus OF Ssyso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
OFFICERS.
PREsIDENT-lIon. JAMES ROSE.
u.


Hon j. IIARLrsTos REID, Hon. EDWARD Frost,
(HAs. ID. CARR, ctq, WINS. MIDDLEToS, esq,
Hon. W. PORCHTR MILES, ELIAS VASDERHoRsT, esq.
SECRETARY. TREASURER
THro. G. B,RKrR, esq, f.. HARRY FRosr, esq.
Then follows the names Of the EXECUTIVE COM
MrrTEE, which, find by comparison, are the same
as those who signed the not entirely confidential
letter above.
The following has pretty border around it. and
is otherwise gotten up ia very taking way"
II is very curious that Mr.. Frank Pierce did not
mention il in his conversation with the National
Kansas Committee:
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yrwExf,3tsY 1siTonr

VIEW &ADAA 0AVS&k.
Aesoad 6arcos, bctusca M4ia ssd Joh.soo.
II AVN lsDt sssuraed ffDna he East, Il = 4
l. i respectfully oali the attention Of nv ~
friends and the psblio esaerally to my new
aud 6ne stock Of watches jewclry, silver and pIa.d
ware, fancy goods, &C.
watched.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever waaehss silver paseut and detsphed levcrs
and u Epines, OF all kinds and qualities
LAdies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamellcd
ear rings and breast pins, ladies and children =
gold and jet braceiets ladies and gent gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond hnyer rings,
gold and silver thmhics, gspt's gold breast pin.
studs, collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver. steel
and pavn, speotacles pocket table and dessert cut
iery, and scissors.
silver Ware,
In which line intend not TO be surpass ed by any
store west or north vi ST. louis via silver table
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream mus
tard and salt spoons butter aud fruit knives silver
and plated Aapkin rinEs. Ae.
Plated ware and fancy Goods.
Plated aud britannia tea sets, tors, fruit and
cake baskets, eaDdlestioks pearl and she'll poke
books, and la fact every thing pertaining TO my
line.
general assortment II CLOCKS 81 the latest pat
terms and bestnake, all warranted 10 keep good
time.
&A- Watches and Jcwelry repaired In the mos,
workmenlike manner, and At the shortest noticr
my6-dly JULES GEISER
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Florence Nightingale.
'lyHE FINEST AND BEST FINISHED RUSSIA

xI0S0ncO O1gne10g0le.
slyHE FINEST AND BEST FINISHED RUSSIA
< iacE
EI.F-REGULALING STOVES
sv'r offered in this city, from ENTIRELY sxw PAT
TERMS. For sale At BRIDGE i BROTH EkS'. No
81, Main-st. keokak. W s.MOOKE,
soPt "oa1W1m Agent.
o3S 200 werth 81 Property Ter an1e
nm Credit.
Il WISHto soil l20 feet on johnson street bet 5th
/ AMI 9Th sts., 1t $l2o per loot ON 80 t. S, q,
and years - psr cont interest. Also 40 feet ON
ID between kxchange and Bank sts., and Lots r. 8,
and o. In block No 800 payable in one and two years
Also IN undivided ones eighth Of Block No. is3 AM
Lots 50. 10, II snd ~. In Block No. 1873; slss
l63 feet rear ends Of Lots 10, and lain Block M
10. All situated In Ksokuk. Also SO acres 81
Land we'll losassd II Jssksos Township, one III b
cash, balance In !, ! and ysars.
HAWKING TAYLO0
I also want psrtaer With from 5000 to elepooo.
Whoisa good busips@s man, without Aay osAhn9y
tandsnsies, toengsgs In the iumbsr businsss.
Jelly Sd n z.
D0RT F0LIOS, Writing Desks. Ladiess en-
Inkatands, and . variety Of Fancy Staeionsry
for Ladies use, for sale at O0DRNH
sspt6 BoSkstpsv
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PATRICK x GROUSE,
pxALEns IN
PIANO FORTE 9.
6hAet Music. ana

MUSICAL
CALI Rooms over Howe Loek- - 4
- wood = 6tore. Second strsst, u. 14&0
tween Aais end Johason, Ksokuk.
love. Weshall always keep ON hand NV
IN elegant assoFsDcnt Of Pianos from the best
nakcss Child Bishop's Melodeons; Martin, Hall
Son . and Imported Guitars; French and herman
violins American and Imported Flutes; fiutinaA
ord Acenrdsoss; Pins Prech, English and italian
Violin Strings; Drams; Violin casss; Piano Stools
s.S Ccyc-. 4 large and select eAeA i~s~sef Sheet
Assic and Instrustioa Boo'.s. Phases Ard Ne,ode.
onS sold ~ Msnniacturers' rriees ard aiwayp wnr-
saa4ed. dealers and teachers supplied on the most
iiberal tesns. Planes tpncd and musical instyu-
ments repaired. Owing to the low stage Of water In
the Ohio Asvcr, are ., unable ut present to re,
any portion Of our large stock Of Pianos here
> Few shipmsnts by railroad, which are expected
SOON.
Kcokuk, J une18. DIM.
DATRIck GROUSE have this day received Der
! Exyrea. the folio1inx nusie fos l'iano:
HLLMURk ScAOIflSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
roo copies We have missed you,
Tee 4 Bslls Polka, and Ane collection Of
New BeMgs, wAitses and PclkAs Tor Guitar.
rLkx6EED WANTED.
NASH peid for IN unlimited amount. delivered ~
~ or mllls. u sgiA L. n. BIN0klL Il CO.
1vt1-aAw6D
Fer sale.
wOvaluabls levse lots on sscoun ned attn gtsrns
Arflyte W. 9. STRIFE.
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sunLIN0roN

pAl
observation-disclosures in Double Entry Book Kes D.
ing. Commercial Calculations, Penma nship, dc,
$40 90.
THE DESIGN or THIs INSTITUTION II
to afford young men the opportunity of quAlifyi
themselves for the dates of the Counting House,
In . thorough and expeditions manner.
TUE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Will be the followed by the Mercantile Col
le3o Of Pennsylvania, which has been recon m ndsd
by the highest commercial authority In the country
the mast comprehensive and practical ever intro
duced.
PENxANsuTP.
Asa good handwriting is justly regarded as an
indispensable requisite TO good business educa-
ton, unremitting attention Will bs given in this
department.
COMMERCIAL Law LRcfURrs
Will be delivered by M Q. Ben Darwin. one of the
sblest members NJ the Burlington Bar.
Az KLEoANr DfPLOnA
under the seal Of the tcColege Of Pennsylyanis
signed BY the Faculty,i granted those Who pass
satisfactory examination. This instrument will be
found passport to the confidence II business hous.
81 in every part Of the Union
ys8-For full particulars, send for circslar by
mail. [oe.3-dAs
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~L Isr o. isDsAHA fsxs EAxxs taken a. Cur
'sncy st the BANKING Houses in this city.
bank Of The Capitol, Iadiaaapolis.
Bank Of Klkhs9t, Klkksrt.
bask of0oshen, Goshen.
Bank VI Indians, Michigan City.
Bank Of MOuot vernon, Nj. Vernon
nauk Of Monticsllo, Monticello.
Bank VI Paoli, Psoli.
BAnk OF Salem, Salem.
bank Of Rockville, Rockville.
R.ns Of Of STyr.s..s, syr.sa.s
1sookville Rank, prookville.
Csmbridge City Bank. CAmbridgc City.
Csnsi Bank, Granville.
Central Bank, IndiAnapolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange bank, 1rscncastle.
xsrnsss' and Mechanics Bank. Indianapolis.
Probationary Dank, Connersville.
Farmer Bank, Wsstaeid.
0ram fcy Bank, Lafayette
hocsier bsnk, Lngsnsport
Indiana Bank, Madison
Indiana Stock Bank, Laport~
!sdian Rsserve Bank, Kokomo.
kent1cky stock /" Columbia
LaGr~nge Rank Lima
Me.rh.n..' and M-cAanics' Rank. New Albany.
NJ. = Va Stock Bank, fvsnsville.
pr.irfs City Bank, rerrr Haats.
Psrke 90. Bank
soathers BAnk, rcrre Hause.
Salem BAnk, Salem.
SAVING Bank Of Indiana. couner.yilie.
Shswnse Bank, AtticA.
TippscaDce Bank, Wiunamae
Indsn' Bank, Indianapolis.
The notes Of the "a. 10 wing Banks are not re
cssvse ~ any " the Bankers in this with tbs
exception OF the Agricultural tTenn.) Bank, which
!. taken BY Deming Love and Ford, 8orham 4
Rord.
kris City Bask, Pcnnsylvania.
arsen County Hank. Psnnsyivasia.
New ssstle Bank, Pennsylvania.
Cumberland saving Bank, Maryland.
Bank Of Tesumseh Tecumseh, Mich.
Aacomb Co. Bank, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington hank, Washington, b. c.
Agricoltursi Baak, 6ruwnrvi1le, Tenn
EKchange hnk u Penn, Mu.frssstoro', Tenn.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Ceassal 1ank q Teunsssee, Nashville. Tenn.
Farmsrs' aaa McsshA Ats Bask, 0sseustosc. Nd
valley Rnk, Hagesstown, Nd.
MansfHstassn' and Mech HANK Coluuhus. Geo
PiAntsss' aad Mechanic Bank, Dalton, Geo
FEmsss Hank, Wexford, H. 4.
Ellsworth hank, Ellsworth. Ne.
tsrucers Daak, Bottom, Mass.
Wooster Hank, Danbary. Conn.
kanawha Bank, KAsswha, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. H.
The Tecumseh Bank, and Maoussb County Rank
Are counted on the Wild cat list and shosid be lie,
alone. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago, has fsi l.
ed, but the circulation 10 secured. aud no aerou.
shave should BE- submitted to.
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MUSICAL NOTICE!
HR. q. G. IsBELL

Takes pleasure in announcing to the
CITIZ ENSOF KEOK TX,
fnAr HAVING
Secured the services Of valuable assistant, who
viii take charge of the business d~Ia,ta .ent
Music ROOMS,
He will Asvsss his entire atsensis -
- ssacAing
FOCAL & INSTR UMENTAL MUSIC.
Instruction will be given either
A. MS ROOMS, OR AT RRslDEsSxs, on raE
PLANO, AELODEON AND GUlTAn,
Also, in
Thorough Base, Cultivation a the Voice,
And Singing.
EVENING CLASSES FORTH Sc
WHO srisA TO lrayn TO Sing,
will soon be formed at the Rooms.
NO. - MAIN STREET
Esokuk, Sept II, Is5s.dtf
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Pass LAsoa--Ths nasaral capital which sensti-
taiss the real wealth Of this great soa.try, aad
be relied On - the Bslwark Il Fsss Inssisssioas.-
John Z. Brs0o0ts kettsr II Acceptance.
Whenever there IL sssstAptive good 70 Be done,
whenever there 10 foot II land 70 - pepventsd
from becoming Slave territory, Am willing 70 -
ssrt the prinsiple Of the exclusion Of Slavery
repeat tAst nsver eco usd never viii vote, and
40 earthly power will ever make vote. 10 spread
slavsTy over territory where II does not exist
| tiienry Clay.
hsarily ssnouria al asvsmeats which have
far tAsrobjses to rspss the nischisf arising from
souri, COMPOUNDS. N opposed 70 Slavery n The
abstract, and upon principles ssstsinsd and nads
habitual BY settled coovcsioa. While feel in1ex.
be In the belief thst ought not to b. ntsrfsrsd
srsignty, inAsxibly opposed to Us ext@nsiUs
On Ibis continent beyond is present lmits.--[Jsha
| c. Fremont.
l feel that there 10 nothing which the civilised
world, il they take noties II 80 humble An indivd
aAl - nJssi, win rsprossh me with, when ] say
| q said the other day, had made up my mind
for one, that Under ctrcs~staSces would csasssi
" the farther extension Of the ares Of Slavery In
Slave representation in the Mouss Of Represents
tiyes.lsPsseh sf Dasisl Wshter on the Oregon
Yasvucs Or HssHr u1Ar.-sIn 1859, HENRY ciay
spoke the following W0rds
| "Bss yoa easnpt put your finger on any part Of
| the Constitution which conveys the right a. tn
power 70 carry slaves from Of the Ststss u thu
Union 70 any Territory Of the United States. Nor
scaa adnlt Tor siAgtA nOancAt, thAt thssS !,
any separate distipst night upon the part Of
Statss or individual members IT the states, Or Any
poron Of the people Of the United States. 70 earJ
Slaves into Territories, nader the idea that thugs
Tsrritorisa are held in COMMON bstwsss thsssvslA
| States W
TsH Rranosp Exariaxs::os sas csscirsAsI plAf
voax.--With the utmost possible precision aud en-,
pAAst Of language, tAsss resolutions a6rn h,
great vital pfinciples, lst, Of The Constitatiopa
guarantees III Slavery; and secondly, u the sQnsl
~ u the States, in respect u Asr soserslgp dig
nifty and poiticalriShts. In equally c1ear and con
elusive terms the doctrine Of 6QuAttsr Sovereignty
| Il rspudiatsd By the DsnOcrAtic party.
| n Am elected 70 the high oRos for which you
partiality has noninAssd ne, will sndsasos 70 ID
mnistcr tho government according 70 the trus spiri
Of the Constitution, q IL w. uaderstood By III,
sreat nsn Who frauaed and adspAsd u, and - sui
| way q ~ preserve both Liberty asd Unioa.-
Y fJnkH n YPamont. f3fs ge 9&zess
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0AEsy 1agsll Dags
MANUFACTURED BY THE CAICA0O BAG
~ AAAaiastory, Randolph street. corner Of CLARK
Chicago, Ills.
FLOUR, BCcKWHEAT,
CORNMEAL, HAM, FARMERS
OSNABUk0 AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shoftsat notice, ed ct the
lowest market prices. The designs for brandin are
iStnai and not to be surpassed in this conn
try. Il. w. ASHARD
JMy5S-dly Rsto6ios Sddress--box ! SGT.
C4AaaIO New WAolssale
CI0ARs x0eA0CO SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
Ne ~ &sa1sipA 1trsef, .............CHICA ILLS
"B - 80 esooising large aaA ehoies stock Of
w HAVANA AID bOMESTIC CIGARS.
k4no.oas, omo8ang, 4 Riog reAacee I
16ovtuG diree4 eOmmanication With parties in
NORTH CAROLINA aad VIRGINIA, the sesrss Of
predsctios ard naaaiactsrs Of PLUo TosAcco, en-
ahles - 70 oasr nome very choice hrAnAs Of these
celebrated Tobassss q very low prices.
ccsntry dealers sna dealers genersliy are invited
70 exanineour stock. ~. JORDAN 4 CO.
u RAsaoipa e.. fopposits Young Ansriea. )chieAso
June Ill 'Sediy
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g. N. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer In Nesi ems ana
Fancy Dry Goeas,

- MAIN STREET, k.oKuK, Iowa.
new stock and The largest and best assorted ever
offered In tAs marh~s Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We plssiao
,"arseve. Mt price. low fT cash Or 10 COED
time buyers, as ST. Louis any other western mar.
kst.
Merchants will snd Il to their advantage to cal,
and examine goeds and prsses before buyin
where. We viii consider II trouble toskow then
through our siork,--arr.s
"A apr 70 nUsr ON
A HEAVY ss,ck Of Gap, Letter, Isliss ~. 61fA
n Post, Fancy and oomnsrsiai Note Papsr, Plais
a.d saad Bud, White and Fancy Celored Iuyslopss, -
aWN HU6TOfS.
A 2cusral assortment u German silver oe6 6o1-
"A BILE plated ware, oil warranted and at maas3ee-
tarer prices. at apr26 AUDTON'B.
4 extensive stock Of Whips end Ls.hss q ns.-
- nt@e'ar'r'. prices at .prfs ausyosa
A LARGE lot Of ARTIFICIAL flowers, bud, arnne
"A leaves and all kinds OF Millinery Goods, 81
apr26 iIUSTON56
I'nE Fines, assortment q Ribbons ever sesssA j.
the narktt. at spr1s liUSIONsS.
4 sLOCks enough to supply tue market, q every
~ variety of pattern. Jeroms's make, uassAaas1,
. and At man afAeatrer's prices, at AuETONV
apr26
lIsHE best assortment of Lace Wells and Orsss
i Trimmings at apr2e HuHTON's
A LAlidE and fns lot of KID Gloves AZ EVER
"A grade, At spr?s HU6TONE.
A endless variety Of silk and Lnsn PesGea sae1-
I \ kerch,sfs snd ersvats 1t aps2s HUBTONT.
I yoLD and conmea Jeweiry, end Geld ed silvss
~ watches, 1T apY46 HU6TONH.
~ and Fancy Goods line II Huston at prises thaa
cannot fail to induce purchases and hspsAt ~ huy
q. Call ~ No. ~, and famine for yourselves,
Apr26
A LARGE AAsortmsai Of Hosisry and dIovSs
a.s .sk'A aud . prss'A A''d -'i au s'ss 3,
slSHE I~Ssst and best assorted ssssk d KnlesiGs-
4 ~ n iAs city At aps76 AUS1OND.
A Hsstac's will be found the laresst lot q kYSA
IA Lincns, Lsess. Kagngs, and every variety -
~ bite roods, st prices that cannot - bsat . -
Western market spv1e
Keep the Nimhle 6ixpono0 Ho1-
Ing.
| Mreceiving large stoek Of Arst alap epsls. 4
ever, s ,iyis. dlr:e. from tA& sAssssn sid. shas
/ Come and see what bargains. Hear 70 o. -.
and We will make glad thy hsms. / frssly INIT
al hands to unite. Frisnds ii Frssdan, sAeap, -,
/ very cheap Swell the song, young sad ~ n
strain prolong. My stock consists In part q ~
following articles
Driliings Domestcs, bleaehsd and brown 0histine,
Checks, coitonsdes, Ounsbargs, Linen reods & I'll
knds,sc. VI drsss gods have . srsst variety:
barsecs, Barge Do lAines, Challiss Silk fypssa.
Null and swiss Auslins, Dotted swiss Oiaahsns.
Paints, 4c.i Also in thisdeprtment 10 excessive
MATS, BONNRTs, UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs.
1 axsst variety Of the above articles; Nsess "a
neyr Wool, Lsghorn. Straw, Panana ~ CLIP
haAsS; LAdies and Misscs' Lcghofu, Straw -
Braid Bonsea and Hats; Parasols Of eli kinds, TO
Roofs AND sHoHs.
An excellont sxsaytmsnt Of Ladies' and Misesss
B~sts and Shoes, Ghifsss, slippers and Duekins:
/ Aens' and Boys boots, Shoes ana nrve.ns
crackery--I have splsndtJ lot VI Qseses vase.
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Tbs Presbytevy Of Keokuk, will hold its mex, sta
ted meeting 1t Xontrosc, Iowa, on Friday. 10th Of
October, q O'Clock p NJ
Every Minister and one elder from each church
are expectsd " b. present.
Ministcrs and Churches will please bear in miad
the coLscrs0xs for church extension, and also for
the aid Of our candidates studying Tor the Gospel
ministry. &C. BRANAN,
ii Stated Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-10
MIl.lN n r Il.

- ~. MobAf FEhAA uue IeWOv<V
her ship from Second Street, To East
side Ut Fourth 6tsese, just bslou JohasoA.
Having just received new Stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS for FAN and Wiater she Invites ali hse old
fGends, snd snsh asW onss "a may favor her With
thar eustoO, 70 call aad sxains styles, Quelittss
and prsss PastieuiAs paias viii - takes 70 please
AL. Alss. stamping Tor smbsolAssy, doss at short
notice.
sept II din
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-10

ATE Of Buffalo, \. Y, il prepared
IL To dc all kinds OF light aud heavy
e work for Railroads, Boats, LocAs,
Mills, Engsnes, iiouswovk, Ac. Screws
cut to order from to "a inches. Having a long ex
perience and ample materials, respectfully solieits
orders.
shop on Third, between John,on and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by ". GrahAm.
keakuk, Nov. 81 DIV