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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19
BY KENDALL, HOWE 4 90.

0roceriss And Orr GooAs ~ AoosAoa
"Ewiil sell, ~ our sales room % 2sa st., on
w Wednesday morning, Nov. 10, At 10 o'clock
the following
Three half chests Y. II. Tea, chest Black Tea,
I sacks Coffee. boxes Pepper Ssscs. 2 10 Black
Pepper, bxs. Starch, 4 hxs. Soap, hxs. smoking
Tobacco, do plug Tobacco, 2 bxa. 6ultana CioAn.
Also. lot Of ready made Clothing. brood cloths,
eaAsimsrs, dannais, bieached cottons, table lnea,
bed blanket, Lancaster end Marsslss gail prints
iyoasse cloth, carpetiugs, Window shades. Dc.
The above comprises = stock u geeds selected for
the retail trade, and will b cold without reserve
Terms Cash. KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
novt9-dit AuctiOueeys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

En-MAGuIaG's cenPorSD ExraAcr or BssHk
PLASr-A certain cure for Diarsh0s, Dyssntery,
Summer Complaint, aud oil affections Of the bowels
attended with rclaxition. As safe, pslatable and
reliable remedy it is unequAllsd For children
teethng, attsn with irritation Of the bowels ii
il the most sooihia. remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. cor. Olive 4 ~ sts., St. Louis.
For salem X -vkuk by r. II. OConnor, and Drug.
gists generally (aug20dAw 6m
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Nov. lS-dAw ". n. FOsTE0 4 GO.
A IDLOaY.-To ny old csstonefs, asd the La
= dies In particular. owe IN apology for recent
changes In the inside arvangsaent aad oatsids sp-
psaransr Of my establishmsat.
Though !. vas no. sn.il after patient and ths'.
OF the error In che style Of ny sga. tAas sub1it
esd - sngs. Bat in changing u fro0 "La1iee'
Shoe shop, hsve not ccassd ~ 0eaa1ASture I'll
kinds u Ladies' shoes y before bit hsve, 10 sadi-
tson Engaged In Boot making Tor their AusbssAs,
Brothsrs Sons and Lovers, that aow al yssrfsmr
lily and friends can BE- sccomodstsd ~ enc shop,-
the ONLY ONE ~ ksoKux where zoe can ct say
thing In the Boot and shoe liAs, nsds y order e
ats. 4. DUKES Boot and Shoe SHOP, No. 50 Main
strestwAsrs also ths best a1ality snA greatest "
risty Ut Rasssrn work Ia kept for sale ehssp.
CoAsaad sEa1ine the goods and buy. or leave Or
ders, which will BE- promptly stt<sdsd -
noyi7- b. A. DUKE
JOHN -. MOWP EH,
IAts Moore = floopsr,)
u kSPBCTeuLLI announces 70 tAs puhhc that
~ he has received another fresh supply Of Drag,
pure Chemicals, Psrfamery, md fancy articles Of
every description. Ais friends ars invited 70 give
him call. Gnovl7-d
I y0LOdNES Of ali kinds aud sises At
E,INE Stick Pomsdc .. HOOPER,H.
HAik, TsstA end Nail Brushes Of al kisds Il
Ia novlT HOOPRR'S.
frOILEr soAps Of I'll kinds at H0OPKR'S.
(yLYCkRINK Ointmsnt, : dsIightfal sItisle 11r
~ shsppcd hands. lips, &c., st
sovl7 HOOP4RB.
RAxIN's Liquid Hair Dye h0OPKks.
UNANIMOUS, frs.h, =, H00FEKS.
i novl7
CPTRIf aAs,at HOOPRRY.
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amount paid up,................, ......... SIS
LAbIlArIxs. 80 s.
l, whole amount Of Policies not tsrni-
nAfso, ...................-......~....... ! In
:, Lossss resistsd, (nseAl
!. All other Liabilities. oi any, n.i.s., IA
-.s SisSi7
Tie above Company viii inssrs property = -
- asy other rsspoasibl1 lnsasasss o.
&C.. A. s1klDl1N, AnsaA,
oe.31A Yssr.A =, ~. nsls : SsAassa.
q. q. 4. 0T0nDl8N,
REAL ESfArE AND ls6U kANck AGENT.
once on Ath ~, ~. Main and Johaeos Su.
/ will Aad IL their interest tossii.
Psrsoss wtsAing y 1bpssA ~ 1eAl Estate vi1(
Ind !, to e their :!r :a.. -. e - -:
CONNECTICUT MUTcAL LIFE Ixs. CO.,
xTATE MUTUAL FIRE AND AAaIkE lHS. CO.,
OF nARaIgDUa0, "a. rs
MERCHAHTs' PRE- AND MAXINE i48. CO,
OF rsiLADxLrnIA.
COMMONWEALTH lxSURAMCC COMpAN1,
OF 0ADalsDURo, Pa.
ALLIANCE fIkk = MAXINE InoCAA1C1 Co.,
o. P1fIAD8ar1lA.
All Of the abovs CUmpsatss Asp sound an1 regoGo-
sibis, and have yst failst pAy prsuDsly -
lsssss they havs ssstAissd.
ipsisAfns ssssn and Machinery 81 rsassaskas fa1
seplfd tPust copy
/ uG1UnA1rCE A0AIlgeT I'm
nv ssssss, ChsssAss, Fosk Hsusss, 1anufaseD.
~ isg sstah.tsAnssts, Dwsllines. HsnsshsoA
s,s..:.r: .:1 l nsssa.:s,:: :sss.:s !. y:
CAPITAL >30O, 900.
PH0NIx INSURANCE Co, or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL p20O, 600.
STAR INs. CO.. OF 00Dxn9DUn0H, y. =.
CAPITAL .l0'000'
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.svl-Aln s.sssA-ss.
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4 - 49,
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SaseSs1 1sessses's uessk. aesas ~ ths -
Sse3 ~. Cs1pa.tes:
o.Enel 49, -.
CHARTER OAK ~ Ano hAAlNs Ina q.
last1ee1 Csea:
-. Capital 49, -.
risas saken - ths noss reasonable tssss.
All ootastAa o0DtnoD promptly A4tenA11 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

RicKEY 4 MAsos, Surgeon Dentists, ore
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that ID
done in the City, and at less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
w. MI. FOSTER 4 CO..
CMAMeEnLAlS,s oa.D STAND.
Kilbournes Block,
MAIN ST. -. KEOKuk.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EXPRESS.
splenaiA Eascy 4 stack Drsss siiks;
SHAwLS AND CLoAKs,
MERRINos AND DELAINEs,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
JUSTREC'D, NEW STYLE CARPETS,
McNair's Pateas Tapestry:
! also,
LOWELL PLY AND SUPREME;
STAIR CARPETS AND DRUdGETs.
ALSO,
Daaask ana CaYsain Tsiaolngs,
Gilt Cornices and bands,
! WINDOW SHADES,
BUFF AND GUM HOLLANDS,
HOUSE FURNISHING
DRY GOODS;
ALL WHICH WILL BE SOLD
Cheap for Cash.
Nov. lS-dAw ". NJ. fO0TE0 4 90.
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The Post is great on statistics.
For the Gate Gu

For the Gate City.
Ems. GATE CRY: | see that YOU notice
Shanghai POSTS brick story. | noticed the
same thing at the time, but attributed it to
the state of mind OF the editor at that time.
II is we'll known that during the election ex-
ci,ement his mind was in far more
shattered condition than usual, consequently
he was entitled 10 great allowance on the
part Of his neighbors Of the press. The
misfortune with the editor is, when his mind
is the clearest he makes his statements much
as he walks ina very rollickiog manner
Now let us look at the house and brick
stories There were some % brick yards in
the city season. And think the yards aver.
aged about one million brick to the yard. II
, the weather remains favorable for LAYING
brick this month, there will no, be one mil
lion Of brick at the whole % yards. Qucre
how many houses did they buildi
lu0kEk.oS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

CO Fremont has larger electoral vote,
with California, than any defeated candidate
ever had; and Mr.. Buchanan has smaller
proportion of the whole popular vote than
any man who was ever chosen President by
the people.
New England gave her entire vote to WASH
ington, and now gives it 10 Fremont. No
Presidential candidate intervening, shares
with them the honor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

TnE Posr's SrArIsrics.-Putting the six
million bricks Of the Posts estimate into one
thousand brick houses, would make tie build
ings average ten feet square. But We can
name six buildings put up here this season
which contain two millions Of brick, so that
there are only foar millions of the Posts
brick left to build 994 Of its brick houses.
The Post also says that there have been
1000 buildings in all put up here this sea-
son. 1000 buildings, on the ordinary cal
cuiation, furnish dwelling room for IL, 900
inhabitants. Shouldthese houses ell be &C.
cupied, we will exhibit most remarkable
growth both in population and improvement
this season.
I The Post is great on statistics
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

TUX TREATY OF PARIS A DEAp LETTER
This day terminates the period OF tix
months fixed by the treaty Of Paris for the
final evacuation Of the Turkish territories
and for the closing of the Straits OF the
Dardanclles TO ships Of war, with the ex-
ceriions stipulated for in the text Of the
treaty,
As the treaty, however, has not been car
ried out on the part Of Russia, it follows, as
natural consequence, that the obligations
Of the other parties to ii arc for the present
suspended.
The Austrian occupation Of the Principal-
tiles will, therefore, continue, Just a. our
squadron will remain in the Black Sea until
the Russians shall faithfully and completely
execute and fulfil oil the conditions Of the
treaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

LAads mud Acts Ter sale.
Cnn ACRES Of land On Sand Prairie, will b
OUO sold IT. sash. or msrchsn' able dry goods
~ Acres tvs miles out the ksokuk aud Fort
Des Moines h. X.
lot In William. s Perry's addition, desirabl,
location Tor rcsidence.
Also, hoa = and lot situated In the central par,
VI thu city.
For particu afa, iaqairc VI
-...1s...ss {. z. CALLS : CO.,
Ofhce in req VI Ess Slstts, cor. Sd and Main sta
keokuk. Nov lp-dtf
0OAW0lN0.
A FEW families cap b. accoUmodAt.d with board
Z y and also ~ I " day VI wesk boarders on appii
cation - the ab cribss, VI Sth end Rnnk -
q the hsuss lately acspled BY Mr.. Wiisey.
noviS-dSt TMOS. SMITH.
NOTIcE--fhs pews in the Wostminstsr Chspei
~ On Seventh a., between Msin and nlondeau
will be odsfsd Tor rest On Thussday Of this week
tNov. 18th at5 p. N. fnovtSd3t
ROAkDlNd.--IsS " tbs thrss esatlsasn csr
~ " assDnmsdated viii pleasant day bsardiag
~ reasanAbls psaces neat aeor 70 the south eos
ssnss q xsshsSgs sad sseosA stsssts.
noviS-d6t
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

INDIANA. y-three Democrats, thirty
i've Republicans, and two Americana, are
elected TO the Indiana Legislature. Ia the
Senate, tSensy-six Republicans, and one
American, are elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

" A4SAAAs--A sanbSs y nss " essd aA1ssM
W 70 sell some hsndssas ana rapidly sailing
worhs.
Jsst pablishsl, = haadseoe New Yeasss PfnM1
entttlsA s.Ths Floral Disdsa, Or WssaAA -
0sthsyed tiswsrs, = hssdsomAly AesDd h Qe1Aan4
Ont. and saperbly tllusuated with nua6sr 81
ooiorsd sngssvings. AIse, cheap and qnisk-eelL
M wosk entitled m rsss HtseSsv ~ NJ keasa1
Wars, stitchedin Aeaa wrapper, with splenat1
colorede agravings. Adasso
]. b. fELrER,
nov5-d FourtA-st, near Main, Clnsinaati.
09ass kes9lcse
IlkASS Rcttlss, al sises, foe sAls ~
II TILkl00HA6I, LAM . DU8L,
noyI0 No. l3S 4Ain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

The following losses and gains are com
puted from the Congressional returns o
August.
sLee county, 3Ts Buch. lO4 gain.
ivan Buren,, 303 Buch. 32s gain.
sDes Moines, rs Buch. IL gain.
Davis, 1855 Bach. 2T3 gain.
sScott, CSC for Fremont, go gain.
"Henry, 1909 for Fremont, l27 gain.
johnson, Fremont 254, 3S gain.
sTinn, 6Ts for Fremont, 81 gain.
Muscatne, 800 for Fremont, l60 gain.
Washington, $50 for Fremont, lib gain.
Cedar, All for Fremont, 2s5 gain.
Jefferson, l65 for Fremont, so loss.
Wapello, GO for Buchanan, SO loss.
sMahaska, 2S4 for Fremont, 43 loss.
'Lucas, G. for Buchanan, IS loss.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change.
Dubuque, Buch. l,l00, 374 gain.
jackson, Buch. 100, 25l gain.
Jones, Fremont 500, IS gain.
Appanoose, Buch. CO., 27s gain.
sMarion, Buch. 237, VI gain. j.
monroe, Fremont 10, Ii loss.
Clinton, Fremont 423, lS6 gain.
.Decatur, Buch. 5S3, 225 loss.
Oass, Fremont 8, Is loss.
! Wayne, Buch. $50, 81 gain,
Pottawatamie, Buch. &c, ia loss.
Polk, Fremont les, &c loss.
1 Benton, Fremont 100, IS gain.
skeokuk, Fremon. 60, gain.
I Marshall, Fremont 305, 10 gain.
'lowa, Fremont los, 81 gain.
Hardin, Fremont $50, loss.
] Story, Fremont 10, 81 gain.
/ Guthrie, Fremont Is, Is gain.
! Jasper, Fremont AS, CT loss.
Tama, Fremont 200, 81 loss.
Poweshiek, Fremont 200, SO gain.
Buchanan, Fremont 800, 1879 gain.
1 Winneshiek, Fremont sos, 2o7 gain.
.Fayette, Fremont COB, 95 gain.
Bremer, Fremont Isl, o2 gain.
Allamakee, Fremont sol, 1913 gain.
sWarren, Fremont 337, % loss.
/ Adair, tie, 6 Fremont loss.
Mills, Fremont 100, G loss.
Delaware, Fremont 800, gain.
| Chickasaw, Fremont go, 10 gain.
Those marked with an nsterisk (s) are {
fetal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. - Twenty
nine districts have been heard from. OF
these l. return Republican members, and
IL Black Democrats. OF the balance there
will probably be four Republicans and three
Black Democrats which will leave the Con
vention politically divided as follows: Re-
publieans 81, Black Democrats l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

GEosGiA.--We End in Augusta papers of
cial returns from 80 counties, which give 10,
Buchanan As ,3l9; Fillmore, 34,9ll. Also
unofficial majorities from II other counties
giving 1861 for Buchanan and 426 for Fill
more. The Buchanan majority in the whole
State will reach $4,000 to 10000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

The s.dssa1sd Aavs epsssd OHAIn oxoRv
- TN CA1y, - Win Always kssp = Nd : -
seristy Of Case aad Wisdses GAaiss, 1osaane o.
Of various styles 81 4sss. childsen ckaiss. -.
W wenaatsd Of Asstrdas nsassiai ~ esAussA.
Win y soll WHOLESALE ssd Retail, = shsep =
The ehsaDess. KELLY 81 OAVIH.
80 l1,AAwiyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-19

IOWA PRESIDENTIAL N0TE.--Ouf Expressed
anticipation that Iowa had given Free
mont from 1000 to 1000 majority,--a ma
jority not varying materially from the aggrs-
gate majority on the two Congressional tick
cts in August, seems likely to prove true,
Notwithstanding the assertions Of gassy pol
iticians who would now deceive the people
as much concerning the State vote as they
did little while ago about the Congression-
al vote. In AZ counties now heard from,
many officially, and all of them (which we
present day very near the actual figures,
there has been u Buchanan gain Of 2,277
over the Congressional vote in August, and
Frenon gain Of 2,7sl; that is, net gain
to Fremont Of 504. 1t appears probable
that Fremont's majority over Buchanan will
be just about 900, aud a very handsome
majority over both Buchanan and Fillmore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

HEIRGAT-LAw TO KURoPEAN ESTATES CAN FIND
III complete lA OF all smed dividends he Bank Of
England fa India and sou ess Compsnys stocks Also
ut Of III The he ~ law and rru Of kin advertisements that
have appeared In the Engsh during the century
By calling upon OF cornmunicsaps sb the undersigned The
following 10 few OF the tanned sts viz
wrgg Peso. Pounds, Patterson Nsnole. Lawrence wheat
ey howson or Bewison. Bur.s Proud, Rogers Reeves
Jereys Sawyer, Harrison, Dot I'd Parr Mckay wal
lace. Strong Green Iuppsr Cue hughes fsasc Kiddie
Dormer warwick, Avery. Dun, IL mont, Diamond aray
Porter Pollard Renwick. Simpson sbomaker Towers I'm
shall Matthew'S Mills, Nicholsou. Nor. Nag Graft Dysen
Rutvste, Ba,dcase. AIesander rertey Campbell Davis.
be,ton Rowe Kirby, Lamb. Iehsow are, Cooper, Par
Ter Hall Tayor. Bonneil, Grippe How nd wallace Bell
Siyrme Watson Moran, Co.an Rorley Aud-ewa Snder
Bell Brown, Carter Cary Carr, Child Al, ~ Ciark Day
Lanels, Dean plion Drake, Nc &c. us-son wshIpe
TO make inquiries respecting eihr of the a. - nam NJ
sts searched Tor oilers bY ntsnr vi tor
Agea,ls $50 broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17
CARPETINGs AND UPHOLSTERY.

~ Hsrrtngson's improved carpet lining and mosa
valuable invention, consists Of two webs Of durable material
WIN web q cotton Akilfuly between them vhi1h
when laid down under cerpeS win be found 10 add 70 thor
osennes. elasticity comfort and durability TO be bad =
WfT.D 1 JULIAN, Agents, 81 Cedar street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17
DENTISTRY.

TGNATIUs J. o'BRIFy RRsPECTFuLLY INFORMS HIs
patients friends that will resume hts prscdce fsn
tai surgery, Wednesday April 10, at ~ Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

DOR NEW ORLEANS AND HAvAHA.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship 0AHAWBA, j. d. Bulloch, com.
mander viii receiving freight on Thursday Aprl
a. and AL for the above Pcrs on Mosdsy. April q a3PM
LIVINGSTON, CROCHRRON CO.,
Agents, No. IL Park place.
st. Louis Roes hrou&h By this line In Mxean dAYa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

ls from her pier "A North river foot OF Spring street
the favorte United States mai steamer QUAKER CITY, g.
w. Shufeld commander Freight taken tor New Orleans and
forwarded from Mobile free 0, commissions The companv
bills adng be procured board at the office az m
agenh No Others signed. For freight or passage apply
SMITH PATRICK, Agents, 81 Wall street 'r's -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

SPkIh9 MILLINERY GOODS
= NOS. 20 AND 20 JOHN STREET.
The undersigned, having extended The dimensions OF his
by The addition Of another Ia prepared
cGe the trade extensive stock of goods
several parments OF his busineas
THE SILK GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprises nbbons sk laces, and all articles belonging &c
bat branch a the trade and constantly being rspenshet
oy importauons And purchases al au,tion.
~ THE STRAW cooDs DDfRTxESr
ray be found every description Ct French and Eng.
lab straw honne Leghorn hats, NespoMan and sce
edsngs trimmings, &c together With splendid stock ct
French flowers OF and unusually rich and beautiful Syes
IN THE SILK BONNET sHowRooMs
exhibited the most magnificent French pattern bonnes
hts mportato well very large assortment from
his own mandatory unequAled u tho variety and elegance
Of style and finish.
THE DRESS DEPARTMENT
added II and attractive feature Of the establish
men and the articles exhibited cannot be surpassed IN he
All tho above goods offered the trade q moderate
prices, and call respectfully solicited
=. T. WILDE Nos. 70 and 70 John streat;
STRAw GOODS MILLINERY, MANTIILAS, TALMAs
y flowers, ribbons. embroderies trimmings &C., very cheap
Goods low Wholesale buyers "Ladies and seen
bee hive. 3N Grand street. Orchard and at lbl
Canal, near Sullivan street, New York g. d. HAWKES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

DAeeA0n FOB AUSfRAIlA.-THK 6PLBMDID NHV
Yosk clipper built snip PAkAnA q. 100 :tons), VIM r
Cara ecmmsnder, win be dsspahed tor Melbourne on hs
20h ing Offering elegant accommodations r paspsursra
~. We proes q n,AtinS the run ont IN sy daya mms
date application must be made the remaining
gsssd s.ite roemA MAILER, LORD .QUKRRAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17
mSCELLANEOUS.

76E CANAL STREET, NEAR vARiCK-w. n VAN
LUZ NOTE have large assortment Of the latest patterns
81 grsss tenders Kitchen range summer ranges and
and repaired stoves lined veers and
naces built and repaired furnace doors lined with SOAP
stone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17
SHIPPING.

ENoR NORFOLK AND RIOBMOND.-TH6 UNITED
y staes mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parrish. win
o'clock n from pier y North river She win arrive al
morning. Passengers tor the South viii proceed without
lay the great mail line % Charleston, Augusta SavAanA
30 Travellers will find this the cheapest peassnse AID
most eIpestiogs roSls Pss:sgs and iars lncludnS
steerage half price, Apply to LUDLAa PLKAsANfS
80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-17

E'OR sAVAFEAH AND FLOBIDA. UNITED STATES
Captain 1hos. Lyon will leave on saturday Apr1 10 from
pier No North river al O'clock r. NJ Bills Of adnR sgned
board For freight or passage apply 10 g. L. MTTCHII
Is Brosdway. For Florida through tickets from New vow m
Jacksonville S3l; 10 Pia'ka k33 Large and com modious
steamers leave Savannah for Fordaahee times week con
meeting With the steamers rsm New York says ami a
tur6ays
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04
DAsislw00Lsr aaiIiii;G;:ri.ii;IrS x,,ni vs.. =

Old Court House. Corner Main and Third
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
WEAVING leased for of ant u n the
n n shove we'll known stand. no to
eeve for auction private all kinds of 90
merchan disc household furniture
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made co sign ments when required
Regular sales every TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday
commencing o'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday Nights. at early gas light.
out-doors<les aRdsales Of promptly
We weakly receiving. now on hand large
and of FURNfTU RE- consulting ofsat
spindle and backs scroll and scoilop to
back office. French. Jenny Lind and Bxstle wood
Chairs mahogany Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers SOFAS soeiablea
card dining aud breakfast tables light stands
lounges mirrors fine aud misses bedsteads
cinnati prices.
we have also hand great variety ofnotsas jewery
volias aeeordeOns pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc., which will sell reduced
wholssatsox RETAIL WoOLSEY NELSON.
my9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNALS
THURSDAY Evening. nj a

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
THURSDAY Evening July s. {
FRETGHT5-Uncbanged ali points but lss GUILTY ia
experienced in shipping.
GRoCERIEs-Very frm Coffee IL I21Se; Sugar az to
loc; MOissss 53c for plan and for rebosa
FLoUR-iR better dem and sales at$5 Is
oRAIN-Sales 600 bags Coza 5c AGO bags Oats 30 to
SIC.
rectjfed.
FROTISloNS-Firm but transactions small. except to
city trade We continue forter say Shoulders
Sci Sides s1f to SCI Hams to Toe; Lard ioc.
SALT-Very firm at 4oc kanawhs Alum salt advanced to
45c
METAL-Salss of 20 tons Greene Pig Iron $50.
RAGS-In demand at 34c.
CHEESE-NOHe in market. prize would command lie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.

EpEING about to leave the Indiana and wishing
ME to administer upon my estate and settle the
2eior leave Will on Monday the z5h day of Augu A.
D. 1885, sell public auction
opposite the German Catholic Church my household
Kitchen urniture consisting of Carpets Sofas Beds bed
Org Chairs stoyss 6e also hse Piano Forte and large
all horses on hands st the time of sale.
credit of four MONTHS will be given suns over 49,
taking notes with approved security.
real sale cheap and on Rosd
terms All indebted TO whom indebted,
s28-ts* S. Kahn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

SU M M ER G L o 7 II n G
list received per Express light fancy Silk
81 Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats. fanc white Linen
and black Drap d Etc Pants, white and fancy Marsees
Ves all material in
They will be sold cheap - L0BENSTINE'S
iei9 Western Star Clothing Store. under Pavilion.
DR.. MANN's AGUE RALsAM.
THAT we'll known aud pular remedy which proved
itself the wonder and admiration Of the roughout the
Western country. ARRIVED aud offered
sale wholesale retail Special Messs-
Hsoek SCoddard's. Man street. opposite the Pans Ev
ausyle, Ind We %onld say those afflicted with that
much dreaded disease Chill Fever ARue fned in pr
MANS AGUE BALsAM certain and sHectual in
if used according directions Sold By all re
HALLOCR & STODOARD.
Wholesale agents Evansville. Ind
andy S. RCAHE, Ne. Harrncny 8. r. 6AEE d Co..
leIe-srv Fropristors eslino, Q.
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
H,EOEI0RP &TREgE.

M public Evansville and surround
~ ing country ia have under this date
opened above said where shall keep
ly all of Wines Liquors which 70 sell At
the lowest prices Country Keepers will DO well to give
call.
Particular is called TO stock OF pure Port
French brands good old hlsky
" ''i''' " NC s HANBO g. CO.,
myIs-tf Mali opposite the Court House.