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Highest Market price paid for Cotton;
J. H. HALL Pres B. G. n. Co.
July rs. o-u
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DIR, JOHN w. PAG +,

Dir JOHN w. PAGE,
actt County, n. c.
DR. PAGE is permanently located at Bar
clay.yile and Offer. his professional services to the
pubc II. viii give strict attention to Obstetrics and
the disease 0 women and children.
March It'll Am
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April II, 1856.

FAYETTEvI.r.E, n. c.. April 9. 1856.
We. the undersigned. having purchased of Mr. 1sham
Blake of the aborc michneS cordially recommend
it to the favor of the Public 1t washes very rapid
and the work is much better done than is usually
in the old way. and with less the Clothing
1t far exceeds expectations. and has only be
seen IN operation to satisfy the most skcptca of its
utility and economy. We have doubt of its beinc q
generally used wherever introduced.
d. G. McRAE, JNo d. WILLIAMS.
w. j. ANDERSON, JoHN d. STARR,
WIN McLAuRIS, JOSEPH A. WORTH,
A. +. HURT, y. j. O'IIANLoN,
JAS. u. SMITH, DAVID WEMYss
We in company with several other gentlemen. saw
u four dollar bill which very dirty aud much
defaced. put in and washed out by this machine re
moving all the dirty appearance of the bill eav
ing it perfectly lesble which shows there is little or
no rubbing produced in washing fine articles
FRANK y. ROBERTS,
JAS. G. SMITH.
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NEW GOODS.

Soft Wool and Summer Hats,
IN Srcat rnrlciy.
A complete assortment of BOOTS and SHOES will
be to hand in few days. All of which will be dis
posed of to Wholesale Buyers on liberal terms.
STARR 4 WILLIAMS.
April 23 95tf
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vile Hotel Building. Hay street. whore they Il
prepared to execute orders in the above branches in
satisfactory and workmanlike manner and respectful
solicit share of public patronage.
Il. d. GREEN. J. S. WEAR.
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LII NJ B F. r

l. L NJ Ie f r
\ lot of Seasoned FLOORING BOARDS for sale
j. x T. WADDILL
May "a. 1856.
BACON AND FISH
10000 lbs. Prime n. G. Bacon.
so bbs Mackerel. For sale by
JAS. G.. COOK
July 10, 1856. lit.
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j. G. POE,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Readyliade Clothiag.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE. n. C.
November Sd, 1875. If
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EDTVI.N CLOTER.
III The old Stand, North side Of Hay Street
FAYETTEVILLE.

HAS just returned from the
North with the largest Stock of
Goods he has ever offered in this
market, which he will sell at
very low prices. Among his as
sortment may be found Gold
and Silver Watches ofali kinds,
some very fine; Gold Fob. Vest
and Guard Chains; Seals aud
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BY HIS ExCELLENCY THOMAS BRAGG
GOVERNOR THE STATE OF NOkTI
CAROLINA.
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III order to elise 0t the remaining
Stock Of Goods u0r on hund,
We offer them th" following terms: to Cash buyers
at New York cost prompt time buyers at New lork
cost with charges added.
We have many desirable GOODS in store. viz:
DRY GOODS,
H7RDTt-.IRE. BOOTS IND SHOES,
I0is, Caps anil Bomnefs,
READ1-MADE CLOTHING.
Merchants and others will find many desirable goods
in Stock and which be bon ght at great Bar
gains. " Z determined to sell out this Spring.
To those who in arrears to would simply
state that want money and must have it. 1t Will
afford much pleasure to give receipts in full to all
who in debt.
HALL Il SACKETT.
March p. yl-tf
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ICE! ICE!! lCE!!!

April Q. 1856.
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CIR EEN s. WEAR.
WATCH MAKERS, JEWELERS..
AND
METAL e II HERS.

HAVING associated themselves
together for the purpose of carry
ing on the above branches of
business, would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Fayettc-
will and surrounding country, that
they have leased the Store on the
North West corner of the Eayette-
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To The Members Of ne BT 81 ksokuk:
6kSrLEatN: thank yau for the honor you
haze lone me, y, yonr call upon me to become a
oandlistr fr he othc Of Jau5e OF he Recorder
Court establish d b. the recen, aanend,nont TO tn,
City Charter.
BY thu liberal jurisdiction conferred upon tLi.
Court. Il was clear intended, by the gentlemen who
proposed the amended Charter. and by tbs Legisia
turc that 1t sh ,ulI be court Of considerable dig
nifty aud imp tance, and IL II shall b. the pleas or.
of the good people Of the city TO ec the that of
&c, ~ the sec al election to b hoiden ON the Sd
Monday in Augui NIX, pledge NY best Efforts
10 ma g the Court al that il was designed to be.
As | AIN yet stranger to many Vt your fellow
oitisena, though nave been resident Of your c v
moro than year. allow IN this opportunity $50 to
say hat hav, thsexpsrience Of fifteen years prsc-
tice Lawyer, after several years Of luxurious
service - deputy Clerk II the Circuit and Coun y
Court while was studying my profession. The
deem il proper TO say. not In the spirit OF ostenta
ton, but ~ matter of Justification Of the eon6-
dencs you hase vary g'n rou y manifest q towards
me. Your obcdent servant.
July seth, 1856. M.R. kEEDER.
lDa,iy Times and Post plsass o0py.l
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The unier.iglsd, foend. and support rs Of MIR
LAID FLLnoHE, having confi nee 10 his conserve.
IT, "a and SQUAD nations 10y, and believing that the
elevation Of that tried pAtr,ot 10 the chief mag.
dAey, viii alone cure Peace ard Hsr uouy To the
states and Prpetaity to the Uni.n, md being en-.
fsly un~i!iing % cooperate with her Of the 9th
er parties IN tue present CRISIS, would lofty all
ifiendi, I" our causs. that 81 srANNUs' HALL.
en WrDNEsDAY NfGdr The 9th III August =,
oei'ck, there will lie rnev,ing Vt tn patty fpr
IN pifPoss u "necsinga moe thorough organic
tion. Coma one COME A ~
VIM huston Thos Dunlgp. Jas J Page " W.
ksssrr. Iaot Walker, 0so kerr Jas d oons ia,
u ky.er, IL Wsgsenes, l. N. a I'd, + q Phillip, j
J dAsey,J ur.ney. Lsuhart, j j Walk r. b
u eetey, Sohn ttar,ra John II uo,yer. Tha, EI-
tvtt, h .lAsoroux, it,, ID A Galley. X A Ayres A
u iI.i osay, J B ,mlta, Jno u smith. J.cab sns
osr, " Il lsiic, q Apderson, Gsp Rs. More
h,ase. Geo W Lar.don. jos riIiipghast, " n
,tshed, Vim Barkstt, A " Piatts nbulg. u " Hon.
All I'd. Lewis ID Hau.rn nh OK John 4 Iiut,ou. j i
Marin. Vim Mckee, Il Hicks. Geo j leigh
rsn, D.ii,ner, * Lane, hob Quail, Eli Ram
scy. I McLarning. WIN Ta.kabery, Frank B.s.
nett,Wm 4 re, wn A beers. W Hole, A ham
iaan, fr"ns Eadaer, Jno y ssde, Willis u
llAnpon, Joshna ,im,us jr., Hsmun, l. L
Rok1eil. u aiainwaring, u Minc,eii, Hvnty
Raymond Jas sta -khoare, Chas Moore JosiAi.
DAYS, j ksed. pr,w-ii. r = Es..en, Il n
ilust.n, y . Ramon, Jno W,nn, J X cissdsn,ns.
II Bess ey, Allan Rand lph, b = Barris, j Price,
W purn Ii, u L ixOor, II M,iigan. b Brison Bar
row, II Parrish, kob't Fischer, J A La4ld,
Nc arning. Wan Hamns,n Thos Worster r Mi
ton, Hams-lan Bae, Gco W Sanders. W T Dunbar,
Y Ir.spie. A " Carpenter. N Il More. n y atoat
Parker, Il Ffancis. q 4. Boat !, G Y Moore Co.
lib scgirr. Il Fowler, N X ko igers. N Leslie
Jno N Bssbes, Aeis.n Thomassoa, J,sse L. War
mann. l. q Moses, n J Heever, d Lowe. o II
Brewer, Vim Il faris, James Folger, WIN p Dun.
mig on. Cary. Wm iio I, Jno Z Eorlznd, in.
Css,"n Vim P.ics, w I'LL r. II II Holland J. i
Wilson, A ,~inphsrt, > II Mckee, Geo nou. h,ldcr
Ppain. Jao itoss, W N b lrxer, Al k.rkhan u
Carter.
10 II. Il. K.EDgR, ESQ SIR: The undersign.d
memb.rs Of the Bar II keoSuk, in view II the i'm
portancs VI havinga City Recorder ia whom We car
have fuli eonni nca. request tnat you may PERM
your nnins 10 b. Used candidate for that Office
IRE pecaye of party. ny ding which yen vii
Oh ige u and surys h, ci:y.
L. T. al. Tough OF, stephen T.. Jones.
). ~. bseedsn, Lloyd ID simpson,
Ael. Lynch, VIII. Il. aarr,yd
W.. r, iarper, Francis II. Wootton,
Hso.a. Dixon, ". >. WindSr,
Ihos agett, W,n. A. NJ stcalf,
y = .Sanusn. Jun. srnce,
s a,sf, ,,e,, -a>...s--sry
Vim. Edwards. Jatn.s N. Reid.
5. r. Marshall
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Notice =" Contractors.

SEALFD Proposals. will b. rre.ived Al the oiEce az
~ the City Engineer. until o'clock D. m. Of Mon
day August 4th. lSas. for the graiirg II the Alley
In Block No. 81 Payments from sp eial tax %
property rcarinr On said Alley. Sp ci6cations e.
be seen Ut thc of6er Of the cifyF rgineer.
L. HUTCHINSON.
Keokuk July ~ 80, diet fi'y Engineer
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NouocA FFOceeOt09o.
CocscIL Roos
Aagust 9TH, iss6.
rc-rnt-- Aldermen Conn. Parsons, rf,tmsn. Pat
BON, shar,s. IHyiur and fimberman
report sA received fran the Wharf Mas,er. FIR
1 month ~ duly. showing the receipt If Wharf
% be t2s7 90 kelert accepted aud ia. biu ~
What Master If s2as78 allowed
hc boAfi u Elgiussfa upon tbs grade Of tn.
" reE'ated. tin Aap dance with the lnstructt, m,
." al the las meeting u the Couneill grade
plan fgr he catensi1n 4 thu teg.e IN ~. enl
Ara --snd The following resolution Was adopted. 10
&: ~
tesosved, That the grade and cx,eos,op Of the
PyeT, within the Cad " ari, b. aI.p.cd accord, ~
tue osp'st Of The Board of Eng n.srs
ihr ~ aud nays upon tha ab,ys reso,u,ffn we're
Those voting In the affirmative were A drrmcn
iitmsn. Pastr an, shtrss, Ia y.ve ami T,mhsrm.n.
ta.s~ voting IN the s-yasise. were Aldermen Conn
md Parson-.
pstit. IN wasr5eeiscd fYon cat,,a. in ch,las AM.
ehTrs. askns the grad,ng II h alley hong Il !.
~. ~, And Lac io.i"val1 RESOLUTION va si.pt...
0e 90 !, Ihat tn CAY Enxins-r H. l,r ted 4
s''ne : ~ y sais tf h aiding u the ale,
trough bi"cs " tue SANE {. be done IN sccord-
Nd
.hs City Enginser reported the cantrse, f,y IRA
slug tho alley ihf nh b.osk No. o. Which Wa ac-
saea
A"s o'. ipf Hrhifhy The Alley thruu-fa Eleek Ma
81. were ,eeivsl and the Eng ne.r directed 10 re-
Sts rtise l,r saio & aiding
dsrIan fAr.o. -ab.a.tsed the following reso.
luton. va.
i''sossei Tn. The City cganeii deem il ips xps-
oiebt ~ G nesade any esntr.ct. FIR grading
Streets, IA u her are iuals in the Treasury sufY
e1sns - 'cast \, pay no bret eatimste
In yeas AMI lays b.fng mAnsied uppn the above
issofation, those VII voted ia the Affirmative ways
Aldermen fAssoiis and tit Ia an th,,s, voting l., III
neS@1se were Aid rn ~ ynn. aAss. Patt.-rson lay
LOT AND ltmbsrmsa--a i rc.oiu, ion va. rel ct.si
me 'ity Engiaesr rep .rted The c,s ras:s for the
kAa Of Bank from seeoud et ~ the river ami
ihst Street fr,n Jonns,p 10 Bank street and Fl b
street ',om Exehsngs 70 Csdsr-~h RE- upon the fol-
LOSING VA passed
hesoised, inat the Mayor be ib-trpcaed 10 enter
mt, en- rAei With M~hiSn / Larus, and Il. y.Cay.
a6eofiing to the terms II hu contract REPORTED ~
tn ttty Engineer, os,i ha s.cli = re- h. pot u
p c'mincnssd aatia ordered by the Council.
ihr foiiosiag Bills were allowed:
Mf. Maeandess. hauling, tsT5
}. A. EAltol Co, Lea, q
Ogden, station ry, dc, lss3
stAnnas 4 Hamilton, Interest act. 1873
W Al. cihsreon, ca hbo.s1 act d. i,
eeaneil Adjourned 10 Tuesday August ie,h nj 8
O'Clock, A. NJ.
h. :. MERRIAM, Ciers.
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Evssr.-Yesterday some Of our PEG.
accompanied by tho Keokuk Guards,
down to Quincy to meet the 81. X.
|sh," the 6rst keokuk locomotive. II
Psctsd here sometime to-day. This is
TENT worth chronicling, and We do not
ler that our people felicitate themselves
what upon it.
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/. howx s.A. LocxweoD, o.. ysIs
HOWE, Lock WOND 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND sgrAiL
AUCTION and Ccmmissiom Merehanls. sn.
ReaI Esease Ageass,
Second 81, next doer 10 the AthenGnm, Keokuk,
Iowa.
PARTICULAR atten.isu ssll b. paid 70 bsyi.
L and selling Real Estate and personal property
negotiating loans, and any other business that ma
be entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms, sad will attend 4
storing aad Forwarding goods And prodscs Of al
Liberal cash advances made on goods cspsignes
for sale when desired.
We have a large and we'll selected ~ Of Col,
and Silver watches, Gold Jewelry and ations, which
.a at. :. . ssass,, and can ''
Merchants add psadier. win be supplied at ex
.remeiy low prices for cash
A GOOD brick dwelling house wipth rooms, In
4 \ pleasant part VI the city for sale by
III eco.
. LOTS, on Carroll street, for sale BY
I LOT, GU High street, for sale by
II l.. co.
@ GOOD business Lots, on the Leyee, Tor sale by
= II L. 70.
A PiNEfAkM, in hancock 20. ILL.,, With goo
"A improvements. for sale by II. L. co.
IEE AlHE~ Of Land. with improvements, with
lOc in miles OF thecty on the plank road, for
sale ny H. /. co
on ACRES 81 Land, with improvements With
GU 10 miles Of the city, the plank road Tor
safe by H. l.. 4 co.
J3f}O ACRES Of Land, in Missouri, tgr sa.e 5,
IcOO IL. l.. Il Co.
IIAWo and one mali acres If Iand, with "A goo.
L brick house III M9atrvee, for sale by
II. l.. 4 co.
A FINE BUGGY suitable Tor Que or two hyrscs
IA and Ags i one horse buggy, for sale by
IL l., & CO.
4 HANDSOME brick house, situated on Gha hal
"A square. lot 25 feet front BY 40 deep, ind vi
be soid .. bargain by IL. l.. 4 co.
A LARGE brick h,nse on Second Street, lot 81
"A FEET front By 4 fee. d ep, for rae by
II. la 90.
J LOIS IS ct front by i35 is.t deep, ~ifh a tn
frame house with Ave ropms, good cellar. ana
ituated ina gpd location IN the town of Farming
ton, which viii b. sold at great bargain by
IL. l.. co,
I oI 3 il block 1873 for sale BY
- " l. d ca.
& Lots in Bees addition, for SAL hy
" II. La co.
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TLERksHIP WANIED.--A situatisp o. C syk
~ by person long resident aud we'll acqnainNsd
in the City. Address box y, 20. Iy4sd3w
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AlWays - Hama.
NIOODWARDt CO. havst lay received byex-
" .prsss Of aentlsmsn = Spring Ciotb-
ns 1t No. ~ Main street ncAoatw
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r. CLAoErT.--We said Of this indivdu.
At he was Know Nothing. lie issued
'ndbill pronouncing Us liars and villains
paying so. Sone friends who belonged
ss Order certified to the fact Of bic being
MEMBER, Of their own knowledge. For
certificate they were responsible. For
balance Of the handful they were not.
8 statement was sustained.
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Ns,ysCr.

ME- are making a new aed Emperor kira Of
w fKt IT CAN. These ( ar anye much troubf.
pntting mp fruit, aud w'l DO equally as we'll for
s"tnaios ~ other sege,abits. Tho can may he
reserved fof any number q years. hereby ssving
he expense Of new eufs. They arr also cheaper
hsn pat~at e.s,is. Call and sHe them.
CONS Took s. BROS.
July 2'dim Post copy I'm
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SUNDRIES.

St6hk Kettles from = 10 40 gallons Ovens nn d
- Lids odd Lads klleis ana lids assorted Cast
lr"n Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Pudding and
Hlee M"n!ds scollolel aud plain Cake Pans Tea
aniser square and round. assorted Lard LampE :
tinwnre end st"ye Pip. III use hee. iron aud o. = !.
net work i,ne FromBfip, ia thc very h. 8; manner
G0NSIDCk & BROTHERS
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.smss HcMdy.

Juss Ready!
vINHE Favorite Dish II the osasun Gas * Pas .
i Picked from the Patch Vt "Invisbls are.n.
Ed" Th,spaA.abie dsh Is is pres ntel H. ful con.
ndence that the pnbicapp vii, rpt b. AZ. tets-e,
BY All ar icie hetcr suited - taste. aui so III
worry and To II tae z a sifs~ essY or- f8i y
Tankx 4wELL-viLLgp' Pons .take al, tue tues ar.
Jy3o For sas ~ h u. ou,,i.S
DkECOTr'S Philip he Second. lrge sup
1 ply for sale 1t OaDEN'S
JyO City hook Store So Nain-st
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New WOOks.
SHA0PAC RET Ollie, r sONs--Waysid. 1;limase
~ VI American Life: by Waiter Watch.
For sale at Uy3U) OGnES'S.
EAMA BARrLETr, or prsjudice ami Fan All
IL cism BY Kate Harrington. nov supply
Just rcc'd at Wy3U) OdDEN'S.
WE A0RMONS AT IibME, With some incident.
= OF travel from Missouri to California, by Mrs.
u. d Ferris. For sale ct
jy3O O0DEN's.
II 1T BANE's ADvENTURBS,s ~ The Yarn. q an
II Ola Mariner: By Mary Cowdsn Clarke. Al
jySo O0DENH.
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PATRICK & GROUSE.
DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTE 9.
Sheet Music, ana

MU . IC = L M Il z II \ y u Il f.,
GALE kODMSo over Howe Lock a.
~ woods Store Second street b. ES-el
tween Main and johnson. keokuk
Iowa. W.shAil always keep on hand \AA "
an elegant assortm,n mt II Pianos f,om the best
makers; Chill = Bishops Mciodeons Martin. Hall
sons and Imported Gnitars; French and Germnl
Vioslns; American and Imported ,utes; Flutina
and Accorlcnns; Fine French, English and italian
Violin Strings; Drums; Violin Cases; Piano Stools
and Covers. large and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and In tructon B,ols. Pianos and Mclode-
ons sold At Manufacturer prices and always war
ranted. Dealers and teachers supplied on the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned aud musical instru-
msnt. repaired. Owing the low stage Of water ia
the Ohio River, We at unable at present to ret
few shipments by railroad, which arc expected
soon.
Keokuk, June -. d3m.
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g. The attention OF close buyers - solicited.
spr22 -dA~
rar,ain Damasks ana window FAX.
tures.
SUPER Satin D. LANES and Warsted Damasks
~ With centrs Tas-cls. side loops and Gimp I,
match. Lace and muslin curtains. 80, 38 and ~
inch bun linen shading. gilt cornices. curtain pin,
and rollers, IN sets or TO suit. =. d. FOSTER.
apr23dnw
[IousEKEEpER's GooDs-A ane ass rtmen, Of
linen aal cotton. lo-l, H. l24 sheet
ings. also linen Ind cotton &C. 40 and IS inch pillow
castings. lea. III and 1874 Aiianiale. Lsncas
ter and Imperial quilts. Dami-k. birdseyc ma
hnckabpck tnweling, linen and cotton diapers, To
bic linens. crash &c, just received.
.apr2s.dsv PD FOSTER.
ron GENTLE uEN.
kNlNE. heavy aud fancy bieached linen drills an,
L ducks.
Blewse, cheek and b, ay linen cpatings.
White, bnf and check Ntrssiiles yestings.
India ELK, linen, lawn and bingham eravats.
Lise thread AMI gnuIa msrina uai,rshiru and
drawers.
L'se 'hr ad, linen and cotton half hose In great
variety II qualities. and line as-'rtuento f gloves
in kid. Isle thread and cotton plain aud checked
myi7d FOSTERS.
\1USQFlTo NETS AND BAR>.--25a 8 yard
~ wide MaJuito Ssttng cut in any length
Twisted White Bars-saperior article.
Jane 4-dt~ p d FOSTER
J. =. fickLxN p. LUCAS.
Gtckicu 4 .wcas.
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS'.
J,hraon ST., bet. ID and 81, .......kEOkIK IOWA
WILL buy and sall Exchange, collect Notes and
w Bills. I'll Land Warrant. invest In Real Es.
ate. Loan ,nsy for non-rcsidcn,s. and Paw Tax .
Time paper ne ,otaed, and facilities extended. -
Cold Silver, and uaeu-rent money bought and sold
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
JOHN VI y rdon, Union Bank, Baltimore
Il R,hht n,ta
Duni'y, Drake 4 Co. Cincie natl O.
u 4 Tucker Co, Exchange Bank, Chicago.
J'hn Anderson / Co, st. Louis,
CASH r Of Eastern Virginia Banks.
JOS PfFikien. Lexington, Ky.
July SO, '56-d.y
Lessons IN th~ Five Arss.
M rs N. A. ABBOT tsiss-roi Mrs. =. q ,hr
WI nnl ioren q class in In .trum NAL Music
d awing, Painting and Embroidery. on Monday
sal. IT August next.
Room y 'rrmp!in's Block on 9TH street, be,wee,
Main and lhnson.
\ inform ,ti,n relative 10 terms, &c.. can BE- "a
certain hy ciilng 1T tho sid ne Of Mr.. p W
fttfer on blpadsAu-st., bet. 4th and 9Th
july 5id2w
Dr.. n. mlr~M LITTLE,
tLnte Of Pennsylyania)
MIXERS his professional services to the citizens
~ VI keoKuk and vicinity. He can be consulted
~ the 81. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Little 10 graduate Of the University Of Penn
sytvania. and has the experiences Of six years a.
tensive PRACTICE.
! july 81. 1856 d
| straw aaa Cora .saalk Cassevs.
1 A VERY sub,tsntial machine. considsred the
corn stalks for faiier-.,msthins which should b
In the hands of every farmer and stable keeper.
| For sale BY s. ". d H. TUCKER.
aas1dAw 6iga " the Rsd Paddock.
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L CA Avn M

SFIL 70 he citizens If keok uk ard vicinity rtxr
~ FuRsirrnr, cheaper than they can purrbas. in
st. Loais anywhere abroad ard translort II here
Any per-ans doubling this are Invited to call al the
Gate City Furniture Rooms, ls6 Main street. and
satisfy themseis co IT the fact. c. s. AEBOTT
fahlhd
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COM M ERCIAL.

Cars Cgrr AND VALLEY WnIs Oryrcx.
A kkoKux, August ., 1855.
Eesthsr dry and warm. River very Low ana not
much doing on Il. Wholesale Merchants are start
ing have gone East for Fan stocks Times I,.,,.
GsoAak wholesane Prices Carve~s.
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KEokuk CITY BARNS.

X AGLLsuN's old stand re-apentd fGr the accom-
IL mt,lafion 81 town and country Those wishing
t. enjDy the luxury II Gne hath. ar, requested 10
sal at smith the lartHtter n the Iscletic
House. IL oonseln.nee - the tinpal xpslse IN
keeping ui the establishment. Thirty Eve cents
cash VIII be required fsriathIg.
Citizens AMI strangers wishing their hair cut fash.
onabsy, -st'sIe d.ns M are request
ID TO Gallon SMITH. TIE nAiR CIllhh.
myl5~df
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~ptendiA n0Oks fer Family ReadiMg.
NdEu ORPHAN Sis iEK - s.ail u by MIR MARSH
L anthor VI Adeliasi.lpdssy. Fer raie BY
Juyeid CAVE BAILEY.
WE HEROES, or Fairy Tales for my Cnildren;
by kes. c. Alngssy. For saie by
jay I'd CAVE BAILEY.
NJ i.SIERN AFRICA, its history, condition aud
w prospects BY k,y John Wilson, Il years
Missionary in Africa. For BY
GAVE BAILEY,
iu'y29d MainHs, b t. ath nd tn.
TYNE WANDERER--A Tae Of Laie's Nieissi-
1 tahes anew work by The author Of the Watch
man, 20 popular last seafoa. just received by
CAVE ( VALLEY,
july2ad Maia ST. bet. IA anu ith
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OissO ution.
~ III co-partnersbi heretofore eSisting unltr The
! styis II }. 1. Gasea SoA, Wis dissolved ON ri >
10Th inst, by mutual consent, Mr.. r. Cave r"tir-
ihg from h. firm, All tn unzeitie business oi the
az urn will b. attend a to by W. II. Cave, If The
hrm Of Cave 4 Bailey, Mainst., bet. I'd sndalh
j. L CAVE,
". H. CAVE.
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Great ExctieocWt.
MORE FllOU for the DotIr, n the City Miiis
AsA Store. than IL red IN ,ha city Il he
osuk aThase wishing q choice ssticie IT new
Wheat Fioar csn be sui plied by leaving their or.
dars At the City Mills sstose.
Also, the CHI sapeet Groc ries now offered in the
city. Oar stock was seiec,ed with great care, and
expressly for the city, and Aattsr Ourselves thar
can MAKE it 10 the advantage Of all our custom
srs who may Civ Ms call.
Also, always ON nand flesh supply Of Country
produce.
You WILL bear In mud TINT We guarantee our
Flour heelual to any that il brought to This III Ar
ke' and ID suis the purchaser the m,nsy re.
funded
All goods delivered to any part Of the city Pre-,
Of Charge. w. II. AUSTIN 80,
jyISd3m Main 81, bet. 4, Ii aud sth.