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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-08

4 lEuUl1S A0ikN9tS

w ANlhv--A ssmher ~ nSa q npvd aAdssss
W = ell sone Aanlaa1ls "A rasaAiy ssiiiag
Just published, handscns Nsv Years Present
entitled "The Floral Dssdsm, OF Wreath Of
Gathered Fiowers.' haadsos4ly bosnd in Cloth and
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with . nambsr Of
ing work entitled "1As Trv< Hisiory II iAs Kassss
Wars, stitched in o neat wrapper, with splendid
j. r. TEIFER,
nov5-d Fourth-st., near Msin, Cincinnati.
WIN. II. Ausr,s. C. ~ ALarnx
WIN. u. AusTuN 4 Co..
WHOLESALE 6kockRs, PRODUCE DEALERS. q
COamsss1om Merchants,
No. lo6 Main street. lows,
sept5d
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
~ will pay good price, and make payments to
suit the parties.
scpt5d WIN. il. AUSTIN.
n all kinds kept constantly on hand and for
~ sale--Usts, Corn. Chop feed, Bran, Shorts,
shpssud, &c, 1t the City Mills storr.
scpt5-d W. II. AUSTIN AGO.
Gssas Excassmens.
MOkR 1LOUR for the uD1iar, ~ the City Mill
lsl Store, than vas olsrsa In the eisy II Ks-
okuk Those Wishing . choise article Ut nca
Wheat Flour, can b. supplied by leaving their or
ders 1t the City Mills store.
QUERIES
city. Onrstock Was selscteA with great care, and
expressly for the and Aatsef osrselvss that
Ne can make IL 70 tas advantage Of al our ousto-
ers who may give ~ CALI
Also. hand a fresh supply VI cosasry
Produce.
Yon will bsar In MUD that We guarantees oar
Flour to be equal to any that IL brought - this ax
Yet, aud to suit the purchaser % the noasy re-
funded.
All goods delivered 10 any part u the city Pr,,
Of Charge. W IL. AUSTIN Co.
jyss-dSm Main st.. bet. Ath and 9th.
EoR SALE Il bargain for cash.
l. good two horse wagons,
span hesses and snuies,
] mare and colt.
aug ~ w. II. AUSTIN co.
I oOPBKfN0 u ali kinds done TO order and trim
~ ming done In any part u the city.
All orders left 1t the "ci,y MIL 6sors" will b.
pt sas y '''''d'd'' ". n. AUSTIN ! 60. I
WaSIsnis god god cooper. vii AZ s:s-
..xas v. j: kUslfS ! %.
WASTED-A good practscal uilier. caa have
w sss.dy smploymrnt - the City Mills.
aug y W. IL. AUSTIN CO.
NTAkTkD-i lev ,s0s good mssshsnss6Is stsySs.
~ for .ateh We viii pay the hishsst esshpsies.
g 81 ". II. AUSTIN co.
sscseA-ss. Ch~ap Ysrp ig0, DoGSs SIc,
OPPOSITE TIN A1HEkKUM.
A are now resolving the cheapest and best stock
" " fsshicnabss csosks, shawis. black silks bon
nets. rih6oaa Aovsrs. sabsoidesiss new style trim
mings, velvet ribeons, unoisn ahd esshnerc no.
sicry, usrinos dslsiaess lnstres, eaicos, woolsu,
silk. nssino and cstbDas es1es-sAirts and dravsrs
nssiias, Irish lisens, haeaehsd cad ssAlsechei
tshls cloths md aapkias, had. arsss ana brsi1s,
sraseisss q svsry variety. psvfuuery, hair asi
teoas brnshs, md issKs variety ct actions al
Il which viii - sald ~ Esw York prizes
y. ~ We hAvs eng sesd ths services Of onso ~
bsst esAk 0akess EAst 70 conauet ear cloak dspest
neat. closks oct without charge when the nate
riass are bought lathe store.
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A. rnu
"N NJ b l. 4 81 X p r N OEii0
I AM nov receiving . heavy stock of saAsua Anls
i 0ooDs, direct fF0u the HAstsrn ciAies. 3hsy ere
not secondhand ssoAs kst frssh asd mics. 4
god aAsostnsat and large iet. 70 sAit all kin1a
Ut cnst0msrs. sEs
There three things to be- coasiAsssl II sraAsne
one % ~ have the RICH. kisd oi eoeas; aaosAss n
to make The psises 10 sat sna The third y - havs
accommodating statesmen. Ny housss peaseoe ~
these requirements and certainly there Il H. plass
70 get 0ood Bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK oopSiss Ii part u he fol-
lowing Dslasnes, solid ard AgAfsd debaiss, asri
NOS iastrss piads, Iia.eys gtashams. siplhs, en-
simeres, sasinets, twesds, jsana, cAston nesaalsi
WOOL eaaneis al ooloss, opera asaaels, wool spn-
Forts, hDods, mitts. gloves, hosiery, tabas Mn4A.
danast diaper. shawis, ing and Bay STATE, men
WOOL SHIRTS and drawers, dotnsstics, biue an1 1eown
ticking, shestings, hass and caps, hosss and sAe,
and every thing asaAI1y found y The Sy epods -
pArsnsus. AaA In soupeetieu With ths Tahovo.
hasv lssgs Stock % CnSrEaay WAao. Qxvtnx
recently sscrsted my stock, can OR s1psstSS
inducemsnts in thieliae Apssse God aAspssnest
4 ehoics FAMILY HRoCEKlx1j N lsse, ssseS
thing IL tie asFehaad.ss lins. aaa II theFs y any
article We cannot furnish, caa tell yoa uhsss y
and It..
Jest drop ia at the "NrMBLE srxPRNcg, !" ssd
look q those Mes 0oods, which hays moi bsea =
hand since the year one. II a6Jrds ~ pleasuse 4
show nics go3da. You Will nnd then q
\ les. VI, ~ 4 100 aatn.st., keokuk.
Oct7s dlw \. q. BILLINGS.
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verysss i.es q . Is 80. = es1ss, ~ Il
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T. FRANKLIN flRHI NARINr Inc. GO.
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r. WAb1DGM19o1 FCN1O0 l0okO0.
sos s ClessaaaA, OH.
DAlDo1POAT Hlkk : AAAlNE NE. %.
nsiAespsst. Conn.
Il EQUITABLE 1N1. co. " LONDON.
HOME lNH. 90. No 4 MALL 1IkkxT,
| Msu Yea City.
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OF. latA, 1853. 4. q
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1n1CE OO0HAHJ,
9 aA1m0.1o, Pa,
| ALLIANCE HTHe 0AkIM8 1N6URAMCD CO.,
So - snn%saGS1tA.
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ST. PArL.-A census recently taken, shows
a population of 1878.
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HaII 11l WS0Ssr 81 1853.
sUPrLiRs JUST RICEIvKD.
IGUTCIaSNoON 4 DEWEY,
uHnCHANT TAfLOR6.

Mn1G.ssus~~ = Dr~Hv
I11CHANf TAfI0RS i
THIRD street. etvees Naia and Jenose.. Hes
xvk. Tow. nave tvst rsvriveA q 1Asir YeShio.eas
Taiioring and Farnlshins sstsbiisA osat. ! ensis,
and excellent supply ex BroAdcloths, CA6sinssss
vestings, md SnatleOsass fasnisAtn9 0eoD, II 81
descriptions, - guarantee thss their vaA shall =
o0os - - most APoesvsd ~ sattsleeessy uoner
lney Are eonstAnely ssoeiving the New I9k -
fslaaetpAaA i.his.s, a.d rs.pssasily selaat -
49, w.. ~ ~. s ~ 'as '''' A''s' - ~
Fynneis R6A~n,s S,..ssr. of Gnr~t
r..sA$-n
49,, 5000
49, 12Rostsct Ees .,sas:
oI.1lN1oN : - : y. Il
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA.
JHo. WaAas. Prsst; Two, u 1ss!es, IT,, vies Prsst;
IVES .shseribers ar:tAs .ssekhoidsn md ow.<rs
2, sos ssoss nass. sna ere y u provs.Se..
- - ~. M. !. .s ~ 49, ~ eUe 49, 49,
1T - nv. ~ nv. II: 49, ~ ~
W 80. c .x.s ~ LII, s..aa0n a 9rssas
800. Isass n,pssa 49, lo "a sea usss.s. wsr
4 Yoeh ~ esrrene rsiss q r. csrrese,.
0RERNR q VRxRR.
/ 80 0REBNG. WRARR z p1NTON.
/ XORNIR &. fOWN.
| r. B. ORAyES.
octSi .dw3m jim J. TOWN.
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SAWS oAW0I! 0AW0llA
( IL,
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rhs Esecttsn.
We he'd no mail yesterday from either way,

The Eiecttsn.
We he'd no mail yesterday from either way
and We have nothing farther which is un.
qusstiouahly authentic. We have a report
from three ways tina. Indiana has gone
for Fremont. Some returns are given
which seem to indicate ~ much. II
that is so, then We suppose thcre b no
reasonable doubt but that Fremont has ear
ried thirteen Of the Northern States. Penn
sylvania and New jersey in doubt, and Cal
ifornia not heard from. There 10 report
that Fillmore has carried four Southern
States. We do not believe it.
DErxAr or Ex-Gov. HuSr.--The defeat Of
Gov. Hunt OF New York gives US great sat
isfaction. Lieut. Gov. Church received the
Buchaneer nomination for Congress after
Hunt was nominated by the Fillmoreites, but,
in pursuance of bargain between the Fill
moreita and Bachannors, he withdrew in
Hunts favor, and the Fillmoreites and Blu
ehaneers both voted for Hunt. But the flu
sion didn't work, and the Republican candi-
date, Burrows, an old, able and well.known
Democrat Of former times, was elected over
the combination.
Foxr MAplsox.--Our neighbor up the river
did nobly for the Republican cause on Tues
day last. Ordinarily there 10 an opposition
vote Of about so. Now the Republican vote
is run up TO l25. Tha friends of Fremont
and Freedom in Fort Madison are entitled to
all praise for their zeal and vigilance in fur
nishing an example which, If it had been fol-
lowed by the rest Of the county, would have
given old Lee proud position in the Repub'
lican ranks. Some Of the honest and zeal
Gus OF the old-line Democracy, and many o.
the Germans, We presume, cast their vote
for our candidates.
TnE ARisrocRArs SER Blackstone months
ago, the Rev. Dudley Tying, of the Episcopa
Church in Philadelphia, delivered o yer,
powerful address in his own church agains
the slavery propagandists and in especia
condemnation Of the outrages in Kansas.
The rich cotfoni-sd, dough faced aristoci &C
who occupied the pews Of the church, wer
shocked 1t this bold appeal in favor Of free
dom and the rights Of man, and threatene
TO drive Mr.. Tying from the Church in toxic
Of their subserviency to the slave oiigarch,
Unfortunately for the accomplishment 4
their object, the seats in the galleries wer
occupied by poor people who attended churc
to hear the gospel preached, and rs the sea,
were entitled to vote as we'll as the pew,
the preacher was sustained, and the arstoe
racy rebuked.
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kOM INT.
A TWO story brick dwelling House, on nth st..
"A between Bank and T,mss. Enquire Of
FRED. hkASHER,
now lis Main st.
nETECrok TILL LOckS--A perfect security
- los the money drawer, for sale at the Troy
hardware store, sign Of Mortse Lock, 1850 Main st
nov7d HITCHCOCK. MOTrdCO.
RANkEs' shears, a nice article. for sale al The
- Troy Hardware Store, sign Of til. Morse Lock.
10y Masn-st- HITCHCOCK, MOTT 90.
noy. TdAw
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by ClotLes-line Telegraph. |

A Nnw DoDGE. w. Gordon, the Fill
more candidate for Governor, had couple
of negroes making speeches for him in Massa.
chuse.ts. They we're announced on the bills
as having been liberated from slavery through
his means.
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Ter Of Asesss. o. q. Buck ACo., Of MaAissa, whis1
appears IN orr psper to-day, II sslsssase 70 shl
Promptucsa and iiberality Of the Fsank1ts Ytrs
which rssultsA frsn IL lsls IRE ID ess ~, VI
hass AaA lOsasio0 hssstofoe, " call sltsntJon u
this Company md " feel plssasd - again rseosn.
nsaA i, = wsrtAy " csnld1pae snd sAppost. 1AAl
company h tho best which psysprunptly anl lfbsf'
ally " lasees, saA Mis- lks fTaAhlin Has Alweys
naailsts1 . disPesition to dol Madison Argnl
Aad Dswocsat.
". rsrnsr, E.q., Is agent u this company y
Keeksk,
Ost. 10, dln.
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c<Ths latest case Of absent mindsdnsas
10 that OF Mr.. Smith. He came home few
evenings since, set BIZ hst On Tho 6doe, an
his boots on the stand, threw his coat out Of
the window, and laid his cigar whers his cost
ought 10 be, pat his pauss in bsd With his
wife, and threw himself aSross W. baok Of .
chair. He discovered his mistake nsxt morn
iae 49, his wife came to feel his pockets
f. 1a1kst noney!
f1Ths Hupsror Of Rusaia. It - said, has
resolved TO introduce the 6rsgorian calendar
into Russia, and thss do away with the Diff
ference Of twelve days between the old style
and the new. This change will greatly aid
the development Of conmercs between Rassis
and the rest Of the Christian world.
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CO good story is told Of Yankee Who
went for The hrst time in bowling aalsy, and
kept firing Away ~ the pins to the mminent
peril Of the boy, who SO far from having ANY.
,h,ng to do in s'setting upo the pins, Wa 10.
lively engaged 10 cndeavorins to avoid the
ball Of the player, which ratified ON all sidea
OF the pins without touching them. Atienp,h
the fellow, seeing the prsdicaaent the Hoy
was in, yelled out, - be LEI drive another
ball, stand in among the pins II you dom,
want to get hitl'
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lsK OF CuLokoFoRA uPos ANlxALs.-Itbe.
ing necessary few days ago, to perform an
operation upon a favorite horse belonging
to Rev. 4. ". Burnham, of Rindge. N. H..
ehioroiorm was given with complete success.
The horse laid down quietly and went to
Sleep, and did not wake till fifteen minutes
after the operation was over, having sppar-
emily not suffered particle Of pain. fhi,
iacs - made public for the bene6t Of those
righteous men" who are merciful to their
beasts.
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= CAnD.

MADsoNt - NJ, ~ -. ~, leSs.'
EAusvs DsnS Psfrtsss--Ws take Piessaes - -
knewtsAgssG the hbsraitty tie rsaabt1a FIN
Wis, n psonpsiy s1ssitpe sed peyisg. hsonn n
vas dee shsssn q eleee, bssaG ~ fsllsueGl
our policy In that Company. Oar sgysabls 80
ssttoss Hsth tAsol1ssrs of the ssnpasy, shov sAsa
10 ~ EeatIemen disposed to Do rigks vishsat eaih
bNng ~ evasion. aud their ps00psn1s - pay6a
the l4ss before II Was dns, shows degree Of 80
vssry vhieh shGald and Will inspire pshlis esa0.
dence in tho ability end soaaaassa u ~ sampnay.
Wsssust>tAe company will receive gssA a1ue q
psbiic patronage, Which feel cvnaAsss ID richly
deserves.
8 a \ u.rsr 4 N
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We psblish to-day . statsmsnt Of ". g. DuCx
shis Company IN settling ths ioss thS5 sustaiaed
~ the lass Ais, asd soSsssd ~ this Csn1aay. Tia
tsnoklin 10 . aals, pssops asd SsliaAls Cs1eany,
sd ws take pleasure - Sses0nes1lng u y M
eoaaiAisa e ssr eitlssss vhs $50 iasssaas(
On N1eesepesty.--tAs Madison Pstris4.
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N all kinds kept constantly on hand and Ia
~ sale--Uats, Corn. Chop. feed, Bran, Shorts
Shipatu6, &C., NJ the City Mills storr.
scpt5-d W. II. AUSTIN b co.
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
~ will pay good price, and make paynen,s I.
suit the parties.
scpt5d WIN. II. AUSTIN
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ONO RIvKR.-From the Gin. Commercial
Of the Sd We learn that navigation has been
resumed in the canal at Louisville, and small
boats were passing from Pittsburgh to the
Mississippi.
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Commtssion sale.
MILL be sold on the 9Th u December. unle,,
w called for and charges paid,
boxes hoas,hoid go'sis, marked Joseph Hamii-
ton
box marked Isaac Thompson;
j bundle scythes, no mark
ksokuk, Nov. 5. 'b6-dm JR COPEIIN
DRffTANIA WARE, Of Z superior oa.lity and
ID finish. for sale by
TILLlNuhAST, LANE / BUEL,
Al -
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W06eR " OPkoe
GEALKD Proposals will be received at the oaics
~ Of the City kn1incsr until January LIST, A. d.
1856 for tho construction Of Water Work. furnish-
Ing aad laying ppes 6xtures, Ia the City OF Kso-
kuk.
Payments to the made in eight per cent. Ksoknk
City Bonds.
Persons propasing for above work, viii please
submit the plans up.n which their propositions ass
based.
L. HETCHINSON.
Keokuk. Oct. f6. 1884. d&vtd C1tv R.~nI.
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AMEAs sMOVEIa.
90 DOE. jsst received VI Ames' shovs,.. ro,
OU sale ~ flLLlN0 HAST, LANE 8 BtlEL.
oct3l-d Sign of she Droadaxe.
4 HALP orr whole lot fur sale IL Perry's sdai-
"A ton, near lAth q. 1evms rsasoaable Ea-
quire VI eco. G. DIXON.
sctesd ~ Asiu-st.
StASSlC snA Histosie PsrtrAiss. 81 Jas. liruSs.
~ For ssh b Inovil CAVE BAILEY
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

1000 prizes amounting to. S20O 900
Whole Tickets SO, Haives5 Quarters2 So.
The Alabama and Georgia Lott eries. channels
for investment present inducements over my known
scheme. The experience the pubic have had Of the
management of these Lotteries, the large amount Of
prizes sold, the promptness with which they have
been paid the best guarantees that they will al
ways be conducted in the most honorable manner.
~, Plan Of the Lottery.
There are 80 600 Tickets, numbered from / to
$4,000. There $50 full prizes and go Approxima-
tions-making in all 1G0o prizes.
The drawing takes place In public under the super
intendence Of two sworn Commissioners
The numbers from to 80 900, corresponding with
the numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
of paper, are encireled with small tin tubes and
placed In one wheel. TT
The nt $50 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved, and number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
number and prize drawn cut, ooened and exhib-
tied to he audience, and registered by the Commits.
soner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
Approxima tion Prizes.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing tho
first $50 prizes will be entitled the go appro1ma-
ting prizes according to the scheme. 5a-N
grin ordering Tickets. enclose the money
to our address for the Tickets ordered receipt
which they v i'll be forwarded BY first mail
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Inn immediately aster the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
Remember that every prize il drawn, and payable
in full, without deduction.
All prizes Of 900 dollars aad under, paid mmedi-
ately aner the drawing-ether prizes at the usual
time of thirty days, in full without deduction. :,
All communics tions strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets should Be sent in early
Pnzo Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets 1t
either office ss ~ ~
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
8. SWAN 4 Co. Atlanta, Ga.
20 mr. & SWAN
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BY Davenport. AIIcn & Co

BY Davenport. allen & Co.
GROCERIES, NC., AT AUCTlON...On
NJ THURSDAY, 9Th October, at i0o'olock. we vii!
sell, at auction store, an assortment of GAOCE
RES, viz:
100 bags Laguayn COFFEE.
IS Sha.. Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS.
100 bbls. RUM
20 half pipes BRANDY.
100 bbls. Rec.iied WHISKEY.
50 bbls. old RYE do .ay
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE. 80
1000 Rean1s PAPER.
100 bbls. MACKEREL.
10 boxes oD FISH; WINDOW GLASS.
6 doz. Rush Seat CHAIRS, &c. ..s4
Terms: Under 500, cash; 8 100 and over, months
credit for approved paper. a.
oc3 Aucts.
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RICHARDSON &, CO.'S
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURTAIN WAREROOMSi
VI Z sf.' NO. IS MAIN STREET

We haye determined to confine our sales in future
to the goods indicated above, by RETAIL and having
arranged entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose prepared exhibit the largest
and most complete ssso,tmens of 4
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c.,
ever seen in the State of vrsnia and but rarely met
with in any establishment in the United States
Importing direct from the English manufacturers
and selecting with care, in person tho best American
fabrics shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly ali articles PEI tanning to business and
relying the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain In enterprise Assure
tAem will be content with moderate profits
1t 10 our intention to keep stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
stock, which embraces gres variety In patterns Of
ia Velvet, Tspestay and Brussels Carpeting
Three.ply. Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet Chem lille aud Brussels Rugs
Door Parler and Chamber Mats
Satin, Wor.ted and India Damask
Z Satin and Fisured DeLaipes .' ~
Brosatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Corniess and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and GimPs do ~
Window Shades. all stylss and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, new article
Floor Oil Clio hi; Table OIL Cloths
Oil 10th Rugs
~. Stair Linen Stair Rods, &c.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hail. will superintend the cutting Of Car
p s.soMsm. RICHARDSON L CO.
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BY Thomas w. keesee.
Ioffice with Geo. J summer. No. 20, Pearl street ]
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II NITURE FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-Wiii
be sold, on THURSDAY morning next, October the
9Th commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store, Cary
ct, eet opposite Messrs H. w. Fry Sons, lot Of
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, consistinE in
part Of Long Dining Tables Benches Clock Crockery
Ware. Tamblers, Cooking Range, Boilers, Cooking
Utensils, &c THOMAB w. KEESEE,
or 8 Auct.
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7 AND INOgARLEs CITY FOR SALE.

I AND IN CHARLES CITY FOR SALE.
IL On THURSDAY, the l6 b day of October 1856.
will sell at public suction, az Charles City Court
Houss, Il not sold privately before that day. the
tract OF LAND on which now reside, coutsining
THREE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ACRES sit.
usted IN the county Of Cha les City, the Chick
House The place is healthy. and in a good neigh
borhood and Is good location for school or ply
sician. store has been kept at the place for the
lend il good, with abundance OF mari convenient
to every part of the farm The buildings consist of
small dwelling house in good repsir Kitchen barn,
stable. store house and ice house nearly new
Al am very anxious to sell. if early application
be made to viii ssll bargAi in the above pre-
misses.
Charles City Court House, or Mr Bat Graves or jos
C. Redwood, Richmond sH'3
&C 4-eo4ts EDMUND wADDILL