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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
u, Ea5E Eo.hils and Hls1a3an Fusion
a. tne South

r,e-, Is regular stampede in TIE Southern
IT,, irca tae kuow Nothing, lodges into the
.,gtr. RANKS. The extension II Slave Ter
...-y and tbc consequent increase II the price
..,r=.- which the Soulh cont len.ly lock
w. ), IL case of NJ. Buchanan's election,
Ell. 81 = complete fusion OF AZ parties III
rS.a-J States.
Il Berweu Of Virginia recently he
q. the Know Noftiing organ III Wash
-s. j. oar IN a letter Announcing his inten-
= sappo.t Mr. Bdchauan tor the Plesi-
J
# :. wright and ]. D Watson. leading
cr .58su,ag, il Care;.l County Georgia, re-
.aaGe eloquent speeches Il; a Buchanan
Isl a.5.nrld5 e E,l;iJicdr.ou meeting and an
,a-.rt agir ufe lcjaH OF ea.,ilaiiy and zeal
?esatins wi,h the Democratic party
.-c s-e-eHt G n A.
ia = L. Falkl.e-, iate editor Of the Know
sa.a- paper under the name II the Lncie
-. ag. uss she'd al Ripjcy. Miss. ou the 18th inst
s. =. II .sslea meeting OF the DctnGcracy. gaze
!. ,!lesioa, and formally auuaunceI his
s D from, ana determination 10 act no
3. --r vain he American party.
..t-- + Davis, II Macon, g., who was
?, NJ The kaaw Nc,bIRy ticket as i mem
- ne Legislature FROM Bob County. last
T. bs- has came ou5 for Buchanan aud Breck-
@sm.rh, fl aar paper With such instances.
.... Buchanan ra3ef ~ lie South contains
a- s les statements like ti.s- ABOVE shawiag =
l.. most complete fEsinn and utilization beJo ,s-sl
.s slavery Know Nothir@s and tie pro-
dcuce.acy IL the !ace Of these fact :
+ a.r.v organs II tGe Clfz,s-cav iu This State
.a- mP.jl Z 10 sccuve the fo.eign vote for
'a-aar, because a portion u the X. ~ al
sa s.,-. n. Who +ec.,le,i .renl tie national or
=. p. a. Pbijl,.ai ptla ias- winter. aud srp-
+ .t..l}i.t or tbs. ground thai they consider
',.~,r.e.,tG II Sl9se-v the p9ramaGne Issue
( ...-- campaign and a'e ready IL / .. eco hcr
l.. order ~ secure tie III III ii II Jhat-
"a ,a1ldeuec md inendacI.v oi tEes. -
.lvcrv saee,s i ..ars-lletoj.-Uti'.. Sta:,
n .rgs,i.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

II. NJ. CLANCY, convicted o. slave
a-,Vas hung al Lancas.arEllie, South
s- Oh Friday. llth inst, lie per-
the last IN his Innocence. On
Sane day, at Unionyille, In the same
Moses Gosset was hung fer the
-aeuCe.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
RFpUEL.CtN NETTING

Meeting OF the Republican Assertion of
al Point. viii be held at the Court House
v,,6av evening. August ilth. L. II. d.
-, Fs9.. Of Dotgeville, is expected to be
and address tie meeting III persons
- - TIE Kansas \ ebraska measures of
he present administration nTe inEi'e' to at
BIZ order of the Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

'G-s * NlcHr5&&. Tic lfa~yesf Ia this
nearly owes. Hay aaa ulca: have been
without having had s-a-ceiv single
Il ran ure.. them after lvs#E cet. Wl,e;.t
oaaatcs h4S suffered Slightly from RS,
tIl. hutile ken.el Is generally plump
.,as3tai- Gogn. ol.s a-id po.a-Ccs a. sui
~aut d! ra3Y. F.. almost q uyuth
s single drop las fallen, and he ground Is
.r2.ed .,s..es. The c.-E leafs axe rolled
seems. a22 P';a.n vines are fist whitening.
-s.- h're ram "r Eaese TWO crops VIII he
So. S..3 cas- only moderate yie!d.-D-t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

=, St1-s.-Tls attention uf all interested
=, -....l {, tie advertisement Ct ,hr county
.a-e-. in our columns to-Gav.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE, IOWA CO. w1s

I,
IN Z Is hereby given much of each of The fo,l
s usctioed lots, tracts or parcels of Land rs ~,
Ith e.t ~. ti' purpose, wi the second Tuesd,y
A I'm gay OF September next and the next
= 80 at pao &c AUCTION at the Office of the ,o
T. IN Tue village of Mineral Point in sid 90
@ me Ptyment OF Taxes, interest aud charges 1h
above mentioned "a 'ie i"ieiool OF the day
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

ass i5EGaASs AND FREeoNr.-The
FaPcrs are greatly excited about
,'rua ). TIE Montgomery Mai,
+. -c'a.ag their movements IN Mary
..H.:
, out for them III Texas. The
s mutyered there already; the
70. ill., lightning VIII be the next man
>l.oa ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

S15- The Toulon, Stark county. Alyo-
SIC says, thai the wheat crop Of Central
Amos Is better Than that Of las. wear.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

" tsr5S,v-N, Juiy -
IA See-.iarT Of he ils,e,i ~ rccurlincil ;e.
~. - lie passage o-a lax fling Use time
.,...c,l tie ma. ot fae definite ..ei.sgtv q
.., may o.. l,.,l al the G.ae-,ti ;;ll.. Local
-..# .;eaz- Ia 7r1 cess the re-5od-;v-i.c
t= < aezl-,l-a.5s. lar Ina. r-.~ro~e-aFp.i-
% he grants Of laud rald,- ~ ihs present
y ttu.-rcss +. rtslroad Purposes aHd
:. Ia ia'uell;.'c s,aE- Be '&Ssa by
ID .r.'o.-rs, FIR restoring sy Ian j., t5- IN
.-- ',,a is.. which may has. be,.. with
o. sge'l -;-isr.sS,.r. 81 the present tLer..
ra 1Eed for Killing maps o. c.;"siIafIuz,
@ IS Il band. and hence th!v -ceelna.caia-
Z. -as See esarv IF the interior. m:-de At
.-..-,."u afJ. y. Wilson, ~ ..c;iuc Com
- ...s. lf iuv General I.agsi Df'5cc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

FRoM CUBA.-The Steamer Isabella
lT.ngs news Of Slight decline IN the pr,cs
sugars a Havana. The crop viii be-
~1ow enc fifth less than usual.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

- s,e.a. articles intcndcl for shIs week :
=. -. a-s crowded out fer want Of tiate and
--ss.h sill appear next week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

The wheat crop Of Michigan has
II. ;Ti, harvested IN soaa order and the Weld
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

. u =
Lo.a :, 6, 40 - FL So Spring st. A ,cly.t, $. So
- bJag2 So, il5 IL. M Ilo Jewell 81
Is"sya's H. .ios4.
Pa; los : >. 30 and iot =, Main 81
Jssisas 823ai5a.
Part bot :, taeh II, ST.. lots / = block 5 Iov,
sts : bios :. division 81, ftrt bloc. Iowa St. p-s
!, > li5ck Il, Fountain St.
f4rrys -f3isi3s.
Los 2 ( --aeE ) Ut :, eiogL !, lot To- -ioe.i 3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

The two trials of Herbert for the
. :. rue! OF Heating, cost the governme nt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

AMER = long dry, dusty time, which had
-. ispriaed vegetation CT life. there was a
.,-er On Friday night. last.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
TO n1Gcantss
7 NJ r OWED FA RIM 8 FOR SALE


yESHE Undersigned, AT his oice n Dover ciTc,s In,
following Real Estate foI sale 10y pirate contract
Lot No IA good piece Of wood ana Ia iana acres
situated about ono anu raif miles foTu the ~ aad n
Railroad aud about half E.iIe iIoIl the Model MIL u.a
Dover. Part OF purchase namey may remain.
lot. No. "A small we'll improved EarTa about e.
acres si.Uated Dover, and half mites ffo III,
~ X NJ. Railroad has on il coed block house with 8
full sisea we'll stoned cellar mo good frame JaInA
sone house, we'll q va'el the hac, door creek
of living water running through The farm Part 81 m
Lot No 3Two Town Lots in the village of Arena vel
improved good fame House, Store Warehouse alle
Barn, with coed well OF wa er
Lot Ne. 4.-Forty acres, situated on NH creek,
improved, Arena.
Lot Nc 5.Ahout 1877 acres Of land near Dover about
ten acres under plow and fierce
Lot No 6.Uhe good Frame House and Lot il the vii
Lot No -I6o acres Of good si ic end land rear
Dover, and within half mile Of tie ~ NJ. Railroad
Lot 40. S.A good and Seil improved Farm. SO
about 90 Kinder pigV and encta good frame house
lhercon--witLin Is mites Of the ~ II f.ail-oac
Lot No. An excellent PAIN, about go scres. well
irlp-ove-26 UIter lUr and fence good franz,
house aud harm. This farm consists OF coed and COCA
wood, good stone good hay ground ahd "a eryfhinC nece
20 good farm situated al5ut tn.ie from
b. & H. RI i-oad ststior. Part OF tie pp.-
chase money may tcllai1.
Lot 10. I9gsr. acres Of good !Igj On the Wisconsin
river, near tiaywor.h.
Lot No II.-An improved F.rr. 50 acres ON tbe "
u Railroad, ucar Dose- faTt purchase Hleney 'ay
main.
Lot No. Ia vel improved Farm I21 ac.es hss Or
good block houscgiass horse barns with cattle
Sheds good vel, ana about % under P.ow a.1c
fence timber Faglnstuated about miles foia
the " X u. Railroad
Let No. l3.l6o OF good timlered land, with
excellent spring thereon, situated about five miles south
Of the y. & VI. Railroad.
Lot No. 1l16o acres, we'll improved, about so acres
under plcw and ence with house and buildings sit
uated IN Arena, within mile Of The ". " Raiosd.
The above property Is Of the best quality and in tie
eligible business situations and be purchased
easy the gea;er part of i the purchas,
money remain the security of the property at
moderate interest for reasonable term particulars
apply the Unders ned, the Dove. Land Office. Dover
the line between Iowa and Dane couns, Wisconsin.
where information respecting the and sale
Real Estate wiz be at all tines caecffuv given
CHARLES WILSON, Land trent.
Dnver. April Is. $50. lE-tnl
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

AiILwAUhEE \ MISSISSIPPI r. R
If road viii be opened the present week
point on the Wisconsin Rivar fonr
~.-ys west Of Helena,-TFr Dem.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
NOTICE.

qts Iowa County agricultural Society viii
!, !. DoigeyilIe on Thursday the ltth lust
H. VI. BrLiISGs, Prest.
60 Nlssrss,llrH, Rec. Sec.
prl.ev;lle. Aug. 4.h. SO. /
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Fatal IxDlos: on.

1.y the recent explosion = the Empire
- Eeat Fail River, Mass, II persons
we're hiA9d, aud eight more were injured
trt Will recover.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

= l-lES3is -" private a.lvicc9 frors,
r - learn INA. he crops 30 thai part If
s~c Ia a sad condition. Corn X dry
{ "f.t... cd farmers . .s,rt that unless here
-.. -.,aa, It Viii amount "a uutEiug At all
-s- comes up very slim, ard TN many places
cUt q MI. OATS are Il failure, aud pc
Til ,iy,,Y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
MINERAL EoIyT

p: MANtfAcT URE OF
81 BCOTS r. SE0ES sS-ssSs.ss
81 Lis old s}lnG OF l-h street Mineral Point nearly
opposite the Court Hoszr. #ts@ 81 0ofE viii De doge
"a 'he lest manner "nt retsoIiabe terms ard War
ra1tcd % &c equal 40 al. ver6 Gone ia -. state. TIE
public are invite % c. an as-er-aiu for themselves
haeas lat BE en s7'izt ell WHO axe IL want OF Roofs
ana SHES ho wonl4 respectfully solicit shae Of
pu-iIc patronage
. Boots ara Shoes cf oCr r.aoueacturc from
The test Of r-c" and of al siaa constantly hand for
sale alit Na71sHteG r'lu@i 70 an aae IL TIE State.
French. Garn and Philadelphia Calf skin. Kins
d.. Findings Of al Kinds,
- i:ePai lag done Ei.F nesnc.s and disratcb, On
sF.ll notice John HADFILLD-
Use highest Price n cash paid for Hidss
-tFrr~r-si f-risst - =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
FARM : Ca SA1El

vi eel On resemble tefr-s hundred aul sixf,
- cDui-e .aHd tit itiEr square ctasir- acc
+lgn +; Cat,a 5a e taWE 81 tiEGt, IGza CoE-tr
conEin ia the i1ineCate pr-hhofhcod Of two Aaur1g
mills two miles g4n te .-enfsi river ti.ret r:iez
trc4- tie Milwaukee asc Prairie Gbea Railroad 50
under calYa 90 - han 5aane bar
naA grove, The sreai Fl Otter Greek rnrine across on,
~ -aic iarH ! comfortable hzFei
chrn attached. = - thrifty f5git trees ara cther
-ilruhrrs ioIirs. Immediate possession i.-
~. Fof farthe particulars, enquire Of (. NORTON,
A. oning The prsisiess.
Dated clyde, Fab. - 1886 lot!
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Lot Stores ~ al S,-es Gad Vcriois8 Patterps.
Being himself practical operative and enloying opyv
iir nss 81 w2ft9cn h. feels in assuming tho
bsSt ~lvls. both Tor besutv aud turaI.sftv -
, Particular a tcnoa vii he psl to orders from
iiSftFra.
EEgi:E.vG done on tie Shortest no,.ca. and in
90. sly ie. L. CORNISH
-'!i!@4-i i'9lnf, December, fSc5- 1-iv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
WIS NsIN IloUsr.
Ioc IT EEs7Ex

WE sunSeh-, thankful for the patronage here.orc-.
receive from tEe q izes ef Mineral Point and v;e,,.
ny! ~"n' resp eut announce = hr putiic tl.a lie nls
III te found AZ lis otp STAND. ish Street where Ia
Is prepared 10 tul~ 10th old ;Id customers viii,
my article ii the Iiae Il
Stoves. Tia, Copper, ~iiee; Hen. or Hardware.
IN the shortest notice. Among his Stock OF ToyLS
may be found
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Boots and shoes

as can Dc found in any store in the west We ,,.l 80
itct1Hsios 10 selling goods 5eton cost or for lain ,s
askea " some OF our contemporaries hut VIC would
iSi5pecl1'y inVite customers TO call and examine
the quailty and prices Of our goods
20 -. LENAHAN K BRO.
''i'c : --"o. 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

sIJ Ware.-A lar-e and full assortment Of Shelf
Hare-gs-e- Also nil and y cut Saws ANVIL.
sti@esFn as Bellows, ices, Lex Shut iink aad Trace
t=:-=, flnF haiE aa GxuEes C5ina stones aud ROM
- r. ~e1tas S-1tz 4toez forbes r.ekes e. e. For
sais J. " " IDIN MILTON 4 CO.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

Licye Its Ia Highlgrd.
lots }, 20. %. -. 81. -. So. Io1. and I02.
Pant lots 50, "a, i l07.
BGrsGrd-S addition.
Lots 2, Is, Il, and Is.
Village Lots in CeFtreuiUe.
LOAD. 6, 10. Il. aud So.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
4 GOOD 8.isGaIN.

,a,x rE-ffE subscriber Offers f5r sale very sesi-.
s-T- I Hie resiie1ec. aftt cool Garden lat ai,4
sitii convenient yr.s iiuatec On No.ih
gesftt sreet.-a !. DE north CT the L Hote.-i.,
--1--A- Tins vlszr. For Tersieufat= i.rcfrr ~ -,
auGsrs igaed, a TIE Er:Jaae Once.
IoI CEAhLES CoTTERELL.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

FORM * BsCcN.-l5 blls Mes P,,k
'5x-s-' 100 Dheie- Hans 2oGo Choice shous,erg co
zss-.-SAe = hand az l1r sale at
'iine-el PeIur ya- - $50. -iv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05
Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves,

Air-7fehts.
queen 81 West
St~r - West.
lakDitncnd
AlayGower.
In az t4l-
Cha'lenge,&c.
PG7icr Stores
' estal Cot'ge,
>llt in FRI II,
F raGkIia.
Boston, &c
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

EiatSd oreas
NogninrStar
Ma ional.
! crest Queen
CoTe.Eor,&c.
Prem. SGcrcs
Eagle.
Eastern,
New Eagisn1
&c, &c.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-05

- 7~--- . Bbss. Large Ns.ca 81 ei. 20 Foxe.
81 Scfa. Hesria--. t3ss. White fi5b l0s,o
.bs Gc4 ia, just received and f5E safe ar
9. =. CogB'S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-About six
O'Clock last evening a Ere broke out in
Warren's Bedstead Factory on Front street,
near the corner of Broadway. The building
was full Of furniture and lumber. and ~
soon completely enveloped in flame. Being
surrounded y other buildings, mostly wood,
the FIRE rapidly extended in every direction
and very soon IL buildings were DESTROYED.
All the buildings between Front and Dad
south OF Miller's brick house, down TO
broadway, were destroyed, except one OF
Grcenleaf's shops, which was damaged, and
the old wood building standing on the corner
and separated from the rest OF the block.
The principal sufferers are Messrs. Warren
4 Co., Greenieaf, Brown l. Pen6eld, A. G.
Anderson, Page, Duncan, Williams Encle,
Amborn, Shuttle. Miller's building Was
somewhat damaged. Warren & Co.'S loss
81, goo, Greenleaf $4,000, s. G. Anderson
4 Co. 81, 600, Brown and Penfeld 81 ,OOO.-
The other losses are variously estimated at
from y, 900 to $1,000. The whole loss i,
IS thought will not exceed $50, OOO.-[Quin-
cy Rep, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30

JAMES BrcHASAS.-The Washington Oy1an
thus concludes an article on the Democratic
nomination:
AR: Buchanan il very quiet, ORDERLY,
we'll behaved, exemplary, modest, nne- LOOT
ing old gentlemen, and an exceedingly &C.
commodating politician. He was an old
fashioned Federalist, and is modern ID emo
crat; he was . good Native American, and
na strong anti American; he was opposed
10 the war of 1912, but is in favor OF the
NEXT war; he maintained the Missouri Com
prise, and sought to extend it to the Pacific
ocean, but be is now in favor Of Kansas
Nebraska and slavery extension'' 1t the
South, and Of "Nebraska Kansas and no
more slave States" at the North; he was in
Favor OF the principles of the Wilmot Provi-
DO, but is in favor Of any thing else his
party pleases; he was conservative in his
views, but is now square upon a 6llibuster-
ing platform his nomination was $50 saw,
"phantom') an overture to the Freesoi pliers
OF the North, but is the very nomination the
Fire eaters demanded. Shout North, Shout
South ! Isn't every faction suited
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30

c. Doebs was dying, and his wife who
had had LED him terrible life, was afraid
that ne would either cut her Of with shill-
ing, or prevent her marrying again she was
Young, handsome, if she was a tartar. Blu.
Dooos left her oil his money on condition OF
her marrying again, 'for them" said he, 81
snail De certain that somebody else shall be
rs miserable as l've been.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
N 0TlCE.

yhE subscribers would inform the citizens Of Keo-
kuk and vicinity that they have established
themselves at the Daguerrean Rooms lately ecrnnid
cyh. BUELL. and are now engaged in re6iting them.
sld~iii be prepared in few days to furnish I'm.
proved Ambrotypes and Daguerreo,ypes rHRsz
TINES As LARGE a. were ever before taken in this
city. Also, Photographs from minia,mre 10 r1rr
SIZE. Daguerreoypes inserted in lockets, pins and
rings. Also, Anbrotypes isinHlass inserted in
Iockets, &C. All pictures taken by US warraa ed du
rable, except those taken on isingass.
Junelou J.C GUEG BRO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
A CAR D..

WE subscriber having disposed of his Daguerrean
York City would tender his thanks To the citizens
keokuk aud vicinity for the liberal patronage be.
stowsd on him during the last three years, and would
recommend all who wish True Pictures to call n,
the old stand, NJ. Sc Main street.
junelsd L. W RIrEIJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
Ca We are indebted to Mr.. II. C. Clarke,
OF the news depot, near the Posto6hce, for
several late papers.

SIcSs THTcKKN.-The Milwaukee Wisco,,l
nn, the oldest, ablest, and most widely cir
cuiated Democratic paper in Wisconsin, raises
the Republican flag, and pronounces for FIRE.
mont and Dayton. In frank and manly lam
guage it's veteran editor, Mr.. Cramer, takes
his position and presents his reasons. He
closes as follows:
We trust that we shall not sever from old
friends, for there are tens Of thousands Of
democrats who gave their votes for Franklin
Pierce, Who will now give their votes for
1ohn Y. Fremont, as the best and truest dem
ocrat in life, character and principles, OF all
the candidates presented for the SURFACES OF
the American people. May God sustain the
Right, will be the wish Of that vast BODY OF
voters in our country, who ask no oiice-but
Justly demand good government, administer
% n accordance with the carly principles Of
the fathers OF our Republic, and Tor the secu
ring ofsuch government, the true man should
De willing to give his treasure, his health.
and his life-if need be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-30
. nOWk, IA. LOCKWOOD, @. b. FELT.
HOWE, LOCK WOOD 4 CO.,

L. aowR, aA LOCKWOOD. on. ysIr
/ HOWE, LOCK WOOD 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RKrAIL
| auction and CommissiOn Merchants, and
| Real Estate Agents,
I Second ST., next duor to the AIhenan IN Keokuk
| PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO buying
L and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans and any other business that may
1 be entrusted 10 US.
/ We have convenient, rooms, and win attend 70
storing and forwarding goods and produce VI all
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired
We have 0 large and well selected stock of Gold
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and notions which
We oher at Wholesale and retail, rs low A. can be
| found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will he supplied MT ex.
treme!y low prices for cash
GOOD brick dwelling house winth u rooms IN
"a pleasant part Of the city for sale by
IL. l. SEQ.
Q LOTS, % Carol street, for sale BY
I LOT, on High street, for sale by
. GOOD business Lots, on the Iscvee, for sale by
- H. l.. CO.
A FINEfAkM, in Hancock Co. Ills, win good
"A Improvements, for sale by II. L. CO.
lex ACRES of Land, wi.a i'm provements, with
AOC ia miles of the city on the plank road, for
sale by H. Il. CO.
on ACRES Of Land. with improvements, within
ON 10 miles Of the city, the plank road for
sale by IL. 1. 4 co.
1000 ACRES Of Land. in Missouri, for sale BY
LOW IL. l.. co.
1.-TWO and one-half acres OF Land, with a good
i brick house in Montrnse, for sale by
II. l.. 4 co.
A FINE BUGGY suitable for horses,
Z a and good one horse buggy for sale by
ii. l.. a Co.
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chat ham
\ Square, lot 25 feet front by lao deep, and will
be sold al bargain by II. l.. co.
A LARGE brick house on Second Street, 10, SO
"A feet front by Is feet deep, for sale by
ii. L. 4 CO.
8 LOTS IS feet front by lbs feet deep, with fine
q frame house with Ave rooms, good cellar, and
situated in god location in the town of Farming
ton, which will BE- sold ut great bargain by
II. l.. / co.
/ OF :, in block 1919, for sale by
IL III. l.. 4 co.
g LOTS in Rees' addition, for sale by
" III, Il co
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