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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-05-03

and in the report of Mr. Madison to the Virginia
Legislature in 1895 that it adopts those principles
as constituting one of the main foundations Of its
political creed, and is resolved to carry them out in
their obvious meaning and import.
Resolced, That the war with Mexico, upon all the
principles of patriotism and the laws of nations was
AUST and necessary war on our part in which eve
ry American citizen should have shown himself on
the side Of his country and neither morally phys
icaly, by word or deed, have given aid and comfort
to the enemy.
Resolced, That we rejoice at the restoration of
friendly relations with sister Republic of Mexico,
and earnestly desire for her all the blessings and
prosperity which We enjoy under Republican Insti.
tutions; and we congratulate the American people
upon the results of that war, which have SO mani
testify justified the policy and conduct of the Demo-
cratic party, and insured to the United States Gin
demnity for the past and security for the future"
Resotoed, That in view of the condition of popu-
lar institutions in the old world, high and sacred
duty is devolved with increased responsibility upon
the party of this country as the party of
the people, to uphold and maintain the rights of ey-
cry State, and thereby the Union of the States. and
to sustain and advance among US constitutional lib.
erty, by continuing to resist all monopoes and ex
elusive legislation for the benefit of the few at the
expense of the many, and by vigilant and con.
slant adherence to those principles and compromi-
SEES Of the constitution which broad enough and
strong enough to embrace and uphold the Union as
it is and the Union a. it shall be- in the full expan
sion Of the energies and capacities of this great and
progressive people.
Resolutions Of the Democratic State Conpention o,
M !sd Carolina adopted at Raleigh, A1ril Is,
W., the delegates Of the Democracy Of North.
Carolina, in Convention assembled. deeminp the
present occasion a suitable one to re-afirm the well
'enned principles upon which our organization. q
=, party. is based, do
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fellowship to those old line Wings who have re-
fused to climb into new organization over the ru-
ms OF their old party, and who, seeing the nomina
ton of Fillmore and Gilmer only calculated to d.
vide and distract the friends of the South are deter
mined to side in the coming contest with the Demo-
cratic party-that party which has always held the
chain of this glorious Union bright its sword irwin
chile, its laws just and equal, its expansion progress
sive, and its power and glory name and a praise
among the nations of the earth
ResolDed, That few or many in majorities or mi
norities, in out of Office, we will continue to re-
solve and act and cote members Of the great ma.
tonal Democratic party-standing upon a platform
as broad as the Union, and hal!owed by the iniunc-
tons of Washington and jefferson, of Madison and
jackson, to beware of geographical, sectional relg
Constitution as republican fathers made and ad
ministered it.
The above resolutions having been read, were
unanimously and enthusiastically adopted
Mr.. Hill, being called upon made few remarks,
which were received with marked attention, and
elected warm applause.
On motion of VIM. Hill, it was Resolued. That in
asmuch as the Roanoke Republican has ceased to be
published, the Democracy Of the county are with
out an organ. That a committee, consisting of L.
II. B. Whitaker. N. NJ Long, J. Swift, Geo. Barnes,
and DR.. NJ. G. Whitaker, be appointed to make ar
rangements for editing and publishing Democratic
paper in this county and that the entire party,
Individually and collectively, be requested to use their
efforts for its promotion Which resolution was unan-
imously adopted.
On motion, it was Resozoed, That the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the N c. Standard,
and that the Democratic Pioneer Warrenton News.
and other Democratic papers in the State be reques-
ted to copy,
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
L. H. B. WHITAKER, Chm
]. Il. Posror, Secretaries.
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The following losses and gains srs cam
puted from the Congressional retarns :
August.
.Iee coapty, SIS Boch. lo4 gain.
cyan Bsrrn, s03 Boch. 32s gain.
.Des Moines, IS Bach. liz gain.
Davis, Tss Bach. 2Y3 gain.
"Scott, $50 Tor Fremont, DO gain.
sHenry, 1909 for Fremont, l27 gain.
.Johnson, Fremont ga, 3s gain.
'Linn, CSC for Fremont, sc gain.
Muscatine, 200 for Fremont, 60 gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, SO gain.
Cedar, All for Fremont, 2s5 gain.
Jefferson, l65 for Fremont, so loss.
Wapello, GS for Buchanan, 3S loss.
'Mahaska, 2S4 for Fremont, 43 loss.
'Lucas, e. for Buchanan, 70 loss.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change.
Dubuque, Buch. LOO, 37a gain.
jackson. Buch. 100. ls2 gain.
sJones, Fremon, 800, IS gain.
Appanoose, Buch. 662, 27s gain.
"iioh, DucH. @ots VI gain.
sMonroe, Fremont l9, IL loss.
Clinton, Fremont $50, 1913 gain.
sDecatur. Bucl. $50. 225 loss.
Cass, Fremont 8, % loss.
Wayne, Buch. $50, "a gain,
Pottawatamie, Buch. %, ia loss.
Polk, Fremont l6s, 90 loss.
Benton, Fremont 100, IS gain.
.ksokuk, Fremont &C, gain.
Marshall, Fremont 305, 10 gain.
slowa, Fremont les, 81 gain.
Hardin, Fremont 3s2. loss.
Story, Fremont 10, 81 gain.
Guthrie. Fremont Is, Is gain
Jasper, Fremont 425, CT loss.
Tama, Fremont 900, 81 loss.
Poweshiek, Fremont 200, 50 gain.
Buchanan, Fremont 500, l39 gain.
Winneshiek, Fremont sos. 2O7 gain.
'fayettc, Fremont COS, o5 gain.
Bremen, Fremont l5l, % gain.
Allamakec, Fremont sol, 1913 gain.
'Warren, Fremont 337, 2S loss.
Adair, tie, G Fremont loss.
Mills, Fremont 100, 6 loss.
Those marked with an asterisk ~ are of
ical.
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III v. &C. ,uosxsn .

In nevcrmose there IL despols;
But agony, toe - 10 -, III
Breathes In thAe m6urnfal wor1~~AIOxx
II tells of broker hoarts, - ties.
Long silent lips. - eusaatnd eyse,
or vanished birds. abandoacd meets,
And white hands clasp d On silent breasts.
Alone alone what echoes wake
In memory's cavern at the sound
While Phan,oms their appearance make,
A. IL the iostagain were found.
Bui al how desoiate the thought
such figures arsof moonlight wrought
Alone alone no ssdder word,
BY mortal ear il ever hoard.
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MolaSuevy anA Fancy 0ooAs.
ATTENTION. LADIES'!

r WOULD respectfully call the sttsntioa ri the
/ Ladies 70 my large and we'll selected steek of
Fall and Winter Gsods, which will sell at Cinsin-
natl prices. Ny stock consists IL silk straw. Aad
velvet Bonnet.j also, = splendid assorsnsat u
Ribbons Flowers and Feathers, selected With great
care. You viii fntsysyything In the Millinery asd
Fancy business, 81 my sstabhshueAt, In the latsst
fAshioa. en- also prepared To do ali work In ny
bssiness at thu shortest notice su1h linsg trim
ming, bleashing. pressing and making bonnets Of
every description TO order. will vsrast ell
wssk 70 give saaiafaetion.
Comeoae. come all. No trouble 70 show goods q
Mrs. Glsnny's, No. ~ johnson street, between 3sd
sad Sd directly opposite Ohnsr's Saloon.
Scpt1Sdly mrs. 0LBNNY.
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GREAT ATTIs ACTaoN
At rms

At rms
"N NJ B E 81 PENC E!!n
r AN now receiving hJasy ptosk Of saAsoa BE-
i ooops, direct from the Easiern cities. They are
not second hand goods hat ffssh and sise. a
good assortment and large lot. to salt al kisA1
Of customers.
There thr things to be sdesedi Ia tvsdisg
IL to have tiie right klsd Of gosds another u
70 make tIe prscss ~ sHit aud the thirds u have
accon modstrnx statesmen. Ny houses pcsssss ~
thsse requirements aud certainly there 10 ths plsos
to get Good bargains.
Ny WINTEk STOCK consists in part VI the fol-
losing Delaines, solid aud figured debAiss, aari-
nos, instrss, piadr, linseys gnghams, cloths 60
simesss, casinots, tweeds, jeans, Canton AAnasls,
wool 6annels ali coiors, opera hanneis, wool een-
fprts, hoods nitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen.
damask, diaper, shawi, long and Bay Stase, nsn ,
wool shirts and drawers. donestics, blue and brown
tckinEs, sheetings hats and caps, boots and sAoes,
aud every thing usually found in the dry goods do
pArtment. And in connection with the shove,
have = lArg. stock Of caocxERf WAk1. Having
recently recruited my stock, can o6eY supsrioS
inducements in this line. A.so, good assortment
Of choice FAMILY 8ROcEAiEsi in fact. evsJ
thing in the mercha line and IL there II airy
article cannot farnish, We can tell you where 10
And II.
Jnss drop in at the "NIMBLE SIxPKNcE," ard
look 81 those Nsr Goods, which hsvs not bsen %
hssA sincs the year me- II sGsds - pisassrs -
show nice goods. You will And them u
lee. ~, ~ 4 1Oo Aaso.ss.s 3eekok.
uct22dkw 3. s, BILLINGS.
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Telegraph News.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l4.-Returns from al
the counties in the State are in, and the vot,
stands as follows: Buchanan 230, 500, Fusion
Fremont l47 AL, Fusion Fillmore 55,8Ol,
Straight Fillmore 26,33S, Straight Fremon,
iOl, Gerritt Smith Is. Buchanan's MAORI
~ over Fusion 81 ,l62, over all 705.
DETROIT, Nov. l4.--The steamer Superior
was lost in "a storm on Lake Superior on the
18th ult.. near Grand Island. Her rudder
was carried away, and she fell into the
sea, when water commenced making in her
hold, and, despite all efforts, put out her
hres The steamer then struck on the rocks,
and broke in pieces. a
Thirty five lives were lSst. The following
IS list of the saved
jos. Davis, first mate; Steph. Coolshan,
hrst engineer; Augustus kenie carpenter
JAS. Banney, wntchman Lawrence Gannee,
John Doland, Andrew Palmer, deck hands !;
Henry CHAMBER, John Butcher, fremen Da-
vid Corbet, deck sweep; Chas. Ernst, porter
j. Roster OF Johannesburg, Cass Co., Mich,
5. Zimerman, Hugh Shelby of Detroit. Geo.
Piper do, James Dennis of Buffalo, passen.
,ers.
The following is a list of the lost:
Capt. Hiram J. Jones, master of the Su-
'eiior; VIM. Norris of Chicago, clerk; WIN.
robinson OF Ind, second clerk Henry ID.
White, steward JEFF. Warren, saloon keep
r, Chicago; VIM. Welch, saloon keeper,
Detroit; Max, "a engineer, Buffalo; James
iclsughlin, Thomas, wheelslnen Alexan
Ter, Barney Smith, Jno. Smith, 6remen
as. Helmuy. Geo. Davis, Pat Curley, deck
ands; Henry Barnes, ID mate; Harriet,
Alex. Weris. Tho. Weris, col
red walters: Stephen Winter and four sis
ers, OF Superior, Mrs. Bennett and three
aughters, of 0ntonagon, Margaret Foster
Edwardsbug, Mich, VIM. Sisson, Indian
polls, VIM. Rowe, passengers Robert, col 1
red cook; Burd, colored sailor; John, coll t
red fireman.
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|. ET 4 writer remarks that We have sea
" millionaire in our midst who has not :,
some time or other, enjoyed financial cri
sis"
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tV Inc gentleman SO. often spoke Of in
noseis; VINO r,,eted people with his gaze, has
Gov Obtained permanent employment in a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

- An Old Widow, when her pastor said
70 htr, "God has not deserted 700 ia your
oiu age" replied tsNo, sir; hare q very
good appetite stili,.
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\ SUBSTANTIAL REAsoS.-Dr. Cousin. hav
ing heard thu famous T. Fuller repeat yer. es
on scolding wife. was so delighted -;.h
i ine# ~ to request copy; but Fuller told
him "a copy Was needless, as he hal the
original
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Ascanr Z AAsos, Sarysoa Dentists, are
s g insers Teeth spoa Gold. Silveg
80 aoe Rsroha, also apon Piasi.e vie,
eeettseos Gsm, which Tor bsau1y -
ssssn.ssss eanl,os b sasl tn a.
done IN City, and 1t , lsss priee o.
any 9TH ONCE hcre. O1lss 9 1londeen
between Third end Fourth.
n-AAsuissh Coxrouxp Exr.Arr or Bsssu
rlAsr-A cartain aars for DiasrAsa, Dyrss.sry,
summer Cs9plains, md all adssttens of tie bowels
attended With rsls SAtion As sals, palatsb,e aud
reliable rsnedy IL is sneqnallsd. T.r ehildr,s
tseshins. attended sith irritation Of The bowels, AZ
!" the most soothing remedy in sss. Prepared and
cold by LAC. NA0UrRF.
Chemists and Druyxists,
s. W cor. Oiiee i I'll sts, ST. Louis.
For salein Keokuk by y. IL. OCannor, and Drug.
gists generally. rsur20dA won
-
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.. nAfch w. ruonrsox
Late of HayrodsbxvqA, Kyl
!, DAnkisg Aosse
AArCM 4 TnOMPSON,
DANTIcULAK ...sn.ioa paid to eoii.s.ioa. 40.
! 1 rcmittAncss nlAas IT current rates.
/. All sasiaess appsstsiaisg " Banking promptly
attended to.
! Esshaags on EngiAad, Irvlaad, end tho Coat.
aapt. y. W. BAILEY, casAIsr.
-. N. Morrison, Cashier AAnhattau Co, NY;
Chas. b. Foote, Cash Commercial Bank, Gin:
Kinney, kspy 4 Co., Cincinnati;
.. IL. Batlsn. CAsh'r Bank Kentucky Louisville;
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington;
Parmsrs' BANK Of Kentucky, Frankfort;
Comuercis. Bank Of Kentucky,
Darby 4 BarksdAle, ~. Louis;
pittmAn 4 Brother, :.
=. l. Tinkmsn = Co., Chicago;
Mitchell 4 Cable. Rock Island. [nov1 a
Oo0mtsssen safe.
MILL Be sold on the 9Th u December, anless
w called for asd charge paid,
boxes hoas hold goods, marked Jss.ph Hami,.
box marked Isaac Thompson;
bundle scythes. no mark.
Keokuk. Nov. :. 'os-dm J.R. COPELIN.
SOsaN W. NO1LE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NRrIcK .,.s, Il !, aVwA
~ the Pos,ofhce. [novlld,
Deiln0usas List - sets o WhlcA
special Taxes are - ana M DalA.
GRADING ALLxy ranoucH si0ck 81.
Owners Names. Lot. BLOCK. Tar. Cost.
keddingtnn, b. 5A6 81 330.Os 17.Oe
described in ths for gung Hist situated In the City
Of keokuk, Lee county, and state of lows, wLOs
mentioned above, and all Others istss-
csted. that specisl tax he's bsrn asscrscd and
levied on said lots, for the grading VI the allie,
through said Block No 81, Sad unless pAynen,
be made Of the taxss levied, and also eli
costs. before the Sd day Of Deesmbsr, A. ID. 1888,
the said lots, OF much tAsssof - sAall b.
necessary TO Aischsrge AAd tsx and costs, will
BE- sold the day aforesaid, - tbs Mayors
Once. in sail city, between the hours Of sslsck
a NJ. aud s '-iosk r. \.
G. c. STEVENS,
Collector Of The City Of Ksvkuk.
Mr. 4 IkSE
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Nov ls-dAw ". N. TOsTE1 = CO.
NsHE Hills VI ths Sha;emn.c, by the aathor Of
Wide Wide World, &c. For sale ut the
no"lsdit LITERARY Dsror.
VlNuE Gsldsa De :ou, Or III aud Down the lrrswa-
III, being pas gee OF adventure In the Burman
Empire, BY An Am ricn.. For sale at ths
novtsdit LIreRAKY Dspor.
III N CAhsorn,a, rs noticed and noied by L.
: ", ~ Mrs. Eiisa farnaam.. For safe At the
nostsd LirsxARr Dsror.
| 1hSO, ~ Nm. St"se. A sup,fly Just rec-.ssu =.
Il TAG LirxEAas DEror,
loAE 0Ames- A collection Of family amuss-
nenta, for the psrior, hrssde, and pia- mic par
ties. new book 1T aaterIainmsnt Tor winter eve
n.nxs. fursais - IL, LIrERAar Dsror.
noelSd johnson IT.
SELIf Novels. Parlar song Books, 10. A nee
~ supply just received At the
n"vis-dit LirKsARy Dsror.
a ruLHi.--To nay ald castoGsurs, and the Ia
= dies IN partie slar. an apology for recent
changes In The insiic arrangements and out.ds sp-
PeAraaoc OF my est ishmraf.
IN ugh u WAS n ,sniil after patient and thor
ough tisgAl invest Cation that lAcAmo convinced
Tue error IN the ~ e VI my sign, that sabmit
ted !" chinge. Tar Ia changing IL from "Ladiss'
shae shop, hav not eeAsva TO mauufs lecture Al,
KINDS VI Ladies as bfore bat have, in aSldi-
ION engAgcd in liz u making fuS their Husbands,
nfothsr S.ns and Lovers, SO that All your FAM
~ and friends cAr. he accommodated Ut enc shop-
the ONLY ONE ~ M oErK where jon can get any
n.nx "a the Boot nd ,hos line, mads "a order 10
ais n. DUhE'S toat aud Shoe Sh %, No. So Main
suect -where aik the best Qusiity and greatest ~
rissy u Eastern w x il kept fsr sale cheap.
oom and eRs,rs the .nt. s,,a s.s c.
dsfs which will b. promptly attended 70 BY
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e.ECTU0EN.
4 REN l.. ". BERRY, ID. d., President Of the
~ iowa W sieyan University. will give on Mon
lay and Tuesday eseniugs Lectures In the Methodist
church on hxesanee street, on the subj ct Of sp,r-
tnai Rappinss. he viii endeavor u show
J. That the phenomena accompanying these Rap
p'ngs are not caused by Spirits.
, That the humbug theory Of accounting for
them 10 almost every way defective, leaving the
most important phenomena uncS planned.
3. That they may be accounted for by referring
them pna natural agency.
Dr. Berry will quote many inst ane.s Of sim ar
pa,nomenA not a, all connects th modern Spirit
ADMISSION IS cents. The proceed. Of the L,c-
.ares WI aPped to aid the University of which
the Lecturer II President.
Let those who desire information upon this inter-
estinK and curious subject, now engaging 50 much
attention IN the Literary world. attend the Lee
turcs.
Tickets nay be had at ogden's and Cave 4 B.i-
ley's Bsokst0res. luoy1bd
DnY GOODSi DRY GOODsII
'Suk subscribers have just received large LOT of
New deeds.
Our assortment Of DRESS GooDs canno, b. sur
passed, embracing all the besi styles in the
ehosec selection Of
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
A great variety OF Dress Trimmings; also, real
Thread Laces aud Eubroideries Of aii kinds, Mai
sos, Copu R.Hs, nkLAiSEs, Cows and Hosi1Ms
also. n large lot Of PnIN rs jast received
Customers and the public are invited 10 call and
examine. at HAsbKOUcK AcnILDs',
novlo I'D 7Afrd 81, betsseen Mcta JoAasOn.
Attention Hal Aess.
A LOT OF scantling. Of nil iengths, for sale cheap
at cur Furniture Man ufsctory, llth street, bet.
Main and johnson.
novisdf Ku.BOuKNE DAVIS
3. 0AISSER,
North side Maiu-st., BIZ. 10th and 1lth Keokuk,
M ANUFACrUkES house and grave yard railing,
AZ vcrandahs grntes and steps, doors and shutter
Of sheet Iron, 81 YER. low rates.
lie also sitsnds to all kinds If house snthing,
and repairs l.o,ks aid guns. Call - above.
novI3-dAw3m
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
AT
i C1IAMbERLAsN's OLD STAND.
Rib ournes Block,
MAIN st. kGoKUx.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EXPRESS!
spi~naiA Eascy 4 Black Dress silks;
sHAwIs AND oLoAKs,
MERRINoS AND DELAINES,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS !!
JCsTREc'D, NEW STYLE CARPETS,
neS.,r,. r..e.sr.,...ry,
LOWELL PLY AND SUPREME;
STAIR CARPETS AND DRUaGErs.
Also,
Damask ana CursAia Trinmsngs,
Gilt Co.nices and Bands,
WINDOW SHADES,
BUFF AND GUM HOLLANDS,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING
DRY GOODS;
ALL WHICH WILL BIZ SOLD
Cheap for Cash.
Nov ls-dAw ". N. TOsTE1 = co. /
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lNsENTiNESTAL MorHxR.-The Irish have
legend, that when a child smiles in iss sleep
the angels are lowering over and whispering
TO it. Pierce Pungent thinks differently. He
cites the case of poetic young lady, who
said, rs her infant nephew smiled ssDear
little one--the chcruhs are singing to it,
Nonsense, Polly" cried the matter Of fact
mother, Its not the chcrubs--it's the col
ie."
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! Who ELKcrED BUCHANAN? Not the ID en-
ocratic party the returns show that III.
Democracy are in n hopeless minority in ey-
cry Northern State.
Buchanan owes his election TO men of that
black guarded and abused organization, GALL
Ell anon Nothing IL can't be successfully
denied.
Where would Buchanan have stood ia
PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana, and New Jersey, but
Tor these 'know Nothings 20 Some sixty
or seventy thousand Of these men voted d.
reetiyo or indirectly for him, and directly or
indirectly against Fremont. although their
principles were a. diametrica " opposed to
me Democracy rs day is TO night. They
pursued this course as a mere matter Of retri-
oution upon the Republicans of those States,
because the men who by their votes had been
elected TO Office, betrayed them, their party
anu their principles, and joined the Fremont,
crusade.
We record these facts for the benefit NJ
the Democracy, and both freesoil and con.
sersative Americans, and we would like To
know whether 1t is the design of the incom.
ING Administration. IN view Of these facts. Ia
pursue the same proscriptire course towards
tenn turn cItfIEus ~ the Pierce Admin.
is'fation has pursued St. Louis Int.
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x. GAIssEm,
NY. r, &C
IOWA BANKING HOUSE


Etcklen 4 Lucas,
Near cor. Id sna Nam SIS, KEoKrK IOWA
\Ak rcsive deposits, discount papr, aud max !
W collections, in this city and thros ghout the
No th- west.
Exchange bouxh. aad sold 1t current rates
Gold, silver. and uncurreut money boasht and
sold.
First class business paper wanted u market rates
YoREi0S ExcaAs0K.
We sell draft on England and Ireland in sums
from one pound upwsrds, ~ reduced rates snd fur
nish drafts on 3vrmany in the currency Of any pro-
vince --''Fi orins, .'Thslcrs" MARI -Baueo" and
Bremen Thaiers;" N, France, Belgium, switssr-
land audftAiy in.Prancs."
strangers waiting I'll. city are invited TO call
at our office, where every information will b. xycn
and the best rsts paid for E4stern dFsft Snd cur
rsncy.
kgsEREscxs
Bank kcpublie, New York City
Carpenter vermiiy~, ~ WAii-st, New York.
Isaiah Les 4Co., Baltimore, Nd
Danlsyy, Drake Co.. Cincinnati. o.
Ma. Tucker Co., kxchanss Bssk, Chicago.
James Robb AGO New Orleans.
novl2-d
PATRONlZE THE FINE ARTS!
Magak6Aceas Christmas Psssenss.
PATRICK q GROUSE
A RE Offering TO those who may patronise them
between this and Christ mas next, ticket free
Y charge FOR ~ two dollars worth of Sheet Nm
se .. otner Musical Merchandise purchased II the
usual rates. in dstribu i'm II q One Rosewood
PLANO, MELODEON, VIOLIN 4 GUITAR.
Valued ai $500.
The number Of tickets will b. limited 70 100. 40
Numbers viii be drawn; the holder Of the Ioth
drawn number will bs entitled 70 the fns Violin.
case and bow the goth " the Guitar; the 30th 20
the Mslodeon. and tho holder Of thr 40th drawn
number will be entitled 10 the 6ne Rosev octave
Piano.
The person drawing the Piano can exchange IL on
good terms for Real Estate in this city, IT, desired.
Call aud see the gifts and stock Of musical in
sTumcnts. which are o. Sle first quality and will be
warranted for one year.
The drawing will be conducted BY . committee
chosen BY the ticket hol ders, and will come Cd ON
ChrtsmSs Ess mrrt, IT o'clock In the evening.
Pisce VI drawing msds known in due sime. The
best VI references given.
Second-st., bet Main and johnson,
novlz.d Keokak, Iowa.
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