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The Trinity journal., 1856-09-13
OFF AL DIR E G T OR Y.
Executive Department..
judiciary.

judiciary.
JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT.
HUGH G. MURRAY Chief Justice
Solomon Heydenielt. Associate Justice.
q. G. Terry, y,........ q"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04
Richmond Markets. July 3.

BACON---Ws note great buoy ancy and tend nc y
70 further advance, holders looking TO much higher
rates We quote Sides at l2c Shoulders iGtc; Hams
123aiSc; Sugar cured Hams lisa l4c.; North Csrona
hoground l2k0lSc. The opinion is generally ente,
tanned that the stuck Bacon 81 this time is
large tho same time last year, when 1t was very
Light stock
BUTTER-we quote mountain 1S020e-; Goshen
SQ625c ~ 10; common l2ol2
BEESWAX-S}G24 y n
RROOMS-&zdS, according to quality
BUCKETS Acclaimed Buckets So y dozen g
hoop Painted Pals IS y dozen. Heavy Cedar Tabs
best, Ss.5o15 y nest. Heavy Cedar Feed Buckets
es1326 p dozen.
cEMENT.-yames River sl.7ooi.7s p Dbl Hudson
River 81 .700l75.
CHEEsE-oho w r., new, tmarket almost bar.
and New York State lie. Imitation English l4tDI5.
CLOVER SEED-Sl0.
COFFEE.-Rio les a lac.; Laguayra 70 12Ic
Java &c.; Mocha l6c. Market quiet.
C0KE-For city consumption $3.50 y cart load of
IS bushela for Lump; Hail S..
CORN-The receipts OF Corn are still very limited
and market firm. We qaote somewhat nominaiIy &
60 &C. + bnshei Small sales of soto 100 bushels al
corn MEAL.-62i a7Gc. p bu.hei.
COfTON--l0a to lie. y n.
COTTON YARNs-Country l7c.; CITY Isc Cor.
Ton C0aDAoE nc. y m. ~ ~
CANpLES.-Talow l6c. y No.; Jack MN. Ia nj.
a. aaps Iss.nt lsc Adsmsptins 2e02s. Sperm $50
GoAL.-sN Anshneits there IL . rood .unn,x
- An sells q $3.50 White Ash f5r foundrrv ~
ton. bstumn0us, delivered nj Port Wsiths =,
shs wharf opposite Reeketts we auote A. Ilc -.
tsye And emiths Dor eitY uss wholessIe g. Ss.lsr.
$50 for Lamps Hal SIS. = .'.e'''
sLouk--1heIs were ssles the firss Of the week It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04
MEADE &; BAKER.

APoTHECARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
1885, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts., just
above the Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every Improvement and convenience for
properly repairing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand and will endeavor to keep q
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs, Me-
dicines and Chemicals ground and unground selected
Spices Cooking Extracts l.ubns and other lebrs-
ted Perfumery aud Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
gical Instruments Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
of every descriptions; Mothers Breast Cloths; CO.
lognes Sponges and every article Usually sold in
Drug Store.
Il is their design to give strict personal attention
the business in sl itsbranches aud article will be
issued wi6ch may MOI be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and pussty OF character.
As they have both had many years experience in
the first drug of the city, they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled
and prepared promptly and scientifically at any
other establishment in the country.
REPRESENTATIONS Willie accurately dis pens
ed by ono of the partaer an hours of the day or
night. o je 26-d&clm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

sales OF stocks I'm Richmond.

sales OF STOCKS In Richmond.
Reported BY Joha 4 Lancaster & Son, ioeas ending
Jaly 3, 1856
Virginia per cents ~ years 10 run no sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, out door sales s.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, NO sales
Richmond City Bonds sales 70
Virginia Bank Stock par $40 last sales at y ex div
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales SI05 ex-div.
Exchange Bank Stock, no sales
tlrslnls Fire and Marine Insurance Stock no saes.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 500 last sales
S5l.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
STOCK NO sales.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 50
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales.
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Stock last sales 40
James River and kanswha Stock, last sales 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

INSTANTANEOUS GU E FOX CORNS,
L BUNIONs, WARTS, and Defotmed Naxs eTadi-
Gated ,rifhoat any Taia by aeu and easy method -
DIR. 5. SCHULTZ, Surgeon Chi1opodst, from Lon
don respectfully Informs the inha of Richmond
and IFS vicinity that he completely eradicates soft
and hard Corns, Bunions, &C. in all their stages
either in children adults. ia ths most xpert man
ner. Also, Tos- Nails which have grown into the
esk restored to their natural state without giving
pain.
Dr.. s. may be consulted daily at $50 Main street,
opposite Messrs Kent, Paine Cos Ladies and gen.
tieuen can be waited upon at their residences.
Fees for each Corn.
Testimonials can be seen at DIR. S.s consulting
room of produced since his arrival in this city
TO THE LADIEs.-Many of the fair sex. 10 psrticu-
lar. are martyrs 70 Buuons In consequence OF this
il is often necessary submt to long coatnemen
in order have them eradicated Dr. mas the srts,
faction of stating that hs speedily remove them
by the simple application of which he il the soils in
ventor Ladies will do well to avail themselves of
his skill to get nd Of their Corns and Bunions which
10 often neglected for The want of able, tender
and efficient operator. Observe, $50 Main street.
je 9-lmE
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= JE1oSI. I. I1OI NfN5,
fe 16-t1stAu Liberty, Va
VU ZAP Dash FEED STOEE AM

ON p CASH FEED STOKE AND
~ GRANARY.-The undersigned having deter
mined to adopt the cash system exclusively after the
LIST of July, begs leave to ntorm his former custom
and the public that ne will continue TO keep fall
stock of Mill Offai, Grain and nice bottled Meal, and
every other article in his line which he will sell
small advance for cash. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage here tofore extended to him he solicts
tinuance of it. He will formerly deliver ell arti-
cles sold by him any where in the city.
JOHN w. COSBY
ie Soft Corner OF Franklin and Wall ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04
by Telegraph.

bALTIMoRR. July S-Fiour advanced; Howard st.
eoS 06 81. Wheat firm; new white ) ssdl.S7; old
xlR0lT7; new red : 5o1i.5 old 5 | 4e6Di 3d.
Corn better; white Sc a6n; yellow sc dS..
NEW YORK, July --Fiour sdyanced--Stst- So .;
Ohio $6 SIS; Southern $3.50. Wheat advanced two
cents. Corn firm. Stocks higher. Va. SIS $685. -
terliny ExchsaRe firm al 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

All solvent small notes are taken by the bTokers at
T. cent dis.
GoLD-t premium. SILvER-Old " cent. pre-
MUM New premium.
EREIGHTS.
FOREIGN Nothing To add last weeks report
about fTeiyhts Two ships then for London Sos
y hid of Tobacco, and one for Liverpool at S2s cd
and car,oes made up Others will be wanted during
the Tobacco shpping for British and CONT
mental ports
DOMESTIC.-The following are present rates Of
| Coastwise tfelgbts:
| New York Boston. Philadelphia
Coal, fston.."..$i IS So 80 81 40
Flour, = 1b.....- p 50 q
Tobacco, y HID so 90 2 80
| DO. - box. Is 25 20
Coal to Baltimore ST cents per bu shell. Flour I5c. p
| barrel.
The above rates by sail vessels. The following
/ rates per steamers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

To tbs above table of receipts OF six months, " e.
add the following memorandum:
Amount Of certain leading articles Of Produce receie
ed for the year ending 3OM June
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

T.nPOHTANT NOTICE 10 rHE la.
L Dies Great reduction in ths prices OF Dry
Goods at v COHEN'S Cheap Store, us Broad street.
Having purchased, last week, in the Northern mar
kets large quantities OF Goods at great sacrifice
can oder unusual Inducements TO all In Of des.
rable gsods STALL name, in part only fine French
Lawns IS cents; goods for l2t Cactus Skirts 68
centsa pieces fine Irish Linen 81 yard. worth
at east 50 cents Thread Cambria Handk eehiefs I2i
SCENTS goods only Scents piece; Scotch Lawn Hand
herchiets cts. piece; plain and dotted Swiss Niue
lin from l2l cents yard up; double twisted Black
Silk Mitts S7s cents pair: Curtain Muslin 10 cents
yard; silk Pocket Hdkfs IS piece; fne Linen
shirt Bosons IS cents piece, worth 30 cents; Man
tillas from 81 and upwards; black silk Lace shawls
IS piece. worth IS. French Woven Corsets the
best that be had In the city. 81 - pair OF Ho-
nery have very large assortment; and Ladies win
fnd they can be suited at quality aud sixc
and q such prices that will surprise every body
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

MILLING BUslNkss..-The Milling Bn
~ siness heIstofore conducted under the firm ol
~: =. e. 8, TALIAFERRO, ct our Flour Mills,
VIII IN future be managed by us
once sornsr Of Cary snd 18th streets.
p~-im DUNLOP, A0NcURE co.
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- NOTI q E.--W. &. DAILY

- MOTTO E.--W. T.. DAILY La
FL informs the citizens of Richmond,
81 and country, that he has commenced
~ the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
18th street. opposite Mr. Gof Saddlery store, where
he is prepared to make to order any article in his line,
in tho most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr. A. II. DAVIS, one of the best cutters in the
country will superintend the business and use every
effort to please both to article and tit. have the
best materia-snd workmanship shall not be surpass-
ed by any. A trial is respectfully solicited.
l4TH STREET, Isle ROW,
ap 29---dSm lst door from Main street.
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i AND IN CHEsTEKFIELD FOR SALE

/ MD IN CHEsTEHFIELD FOX SALE
IL For sale privately, tract of Land lying about
miles from Richmond and ono mile from the R. 4 p.
Railroad. This tract contains IS acres. About one
third is cared and in cultyation the balance il in
original sro~t The improvements consists of t0isra
Bile good framed Dwelling 1886 feet, and other ne
csslTy out houses with Sprins OF excellent water.
tor further information apply to w. 4. Chalkiey
tbs premises, or to H. J. NUNALLY,
il i7-l,ns M.p.hs.t.y
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MONEY latter
Exchange.

STERLING BILLS--I0t y cent. premium.
DOMESTlC.-NoRTHERN EXCHANGE. Checks on
the chief Northern cities sai b cent prem. Large
Northern City Bank Notes, prem
Uncurent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Bsnka-
ble-we quote as follows:
Eotes Of the Exchange Bank of Selden, Withers u
Co, p cent. discount. and of the ghsny
Bank y cent discount
The notes of the Bank of Kanawhs, Maiden, 5 p
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BROAD ROCK tVA.)


SAA RACES will commence the
SN8S secoad Monday in October
sE><E@sSs..SA-..~- 1856 and continue five days.
LIST DAY-MoADAY, Oct ia sweeps.ske, two
mile heats $50 entrance play pay, the proprietor
to add 100, provided two START clossd with
the following entries
LIST MIR. VIM FL. Gibbons names b. M. Pasture, by
Revenue dam Emily Thomas.
ID. David Mcdaniel names b m. Adelgizs, by
Glencoe.
Sd. Calvin Green names en- H. Linda, by Belshaz-
Ter, dam by Glencoe.
I'd DAY-TUEspaY, Oct. IA sweeps axe for
three year ods that never won 4 race, mile 10 .ts
500 entrance, So forfeit, three more to make a
race, TO name and close LIST Sept eInber, 1886.
81 DAY-WEDNEsDAY, October I5.-Propristors
Purse $3.50, two mile beats
4th DAf-IHURsDAY, Oct l6.--Jockey Club Pnrs.
$500 three mile heats, with inside post stake of
100 play or pay, to clio the lst Of September:
each subscriber will be subject per cent entrance
upon the $500 purse.
9Th DAY-FRfD.Y, Oct. H.--Proprietor,s Purss
$500, mile heats. best three in FIVE.
Second race, same day, sweepstake Tires wear old
colts and fileys two mile heats $50 entrance ~
forfeit TO name and close LIST September per cent
entrance to all purses CALVIN GREEN
ly 2-2awtstSspt Proptis,or
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- NO HUMBUG, BUT HEALlTY.

Just received th5 foIIoWsnK desndDIe
Shoes: Ladies' first quality PhiiadelPhia
made Slippers at 81. worth 80; do do Frsnch
worth S7k Also lot of Misses green Caters, very
best quality at IS; per pir, would he cheap at ~
Misses Morocco and Goat welt Buskins, hrst rate
srrlce at 75c worth 81 With many other sly les OF
Shoes to be sold cheap. Those in want of Shoes can
at any time save from 20 to so per cert by m,kng
their purchases of MARCUS HAnhiS,
is ~ 1873 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04
RUNAwAYs.

- RUNAWAY IN JAaL..-Thsr o., was e
committed 10 the jail Of Henrfeo county. On
-. An Ssv Of Apr;l, pesTo man calling him
ssif ARM1sTEAD CLARKE, :: the properly sJ
A.o Of Mary sims Of the city q klshmoDa, ea q
Gcochiand He il about ffty-fve years DID, biscs,
and has very srum look when spoken :o and VS.
very badly dressed when commsstees Tns oI ha.
- - 70 MIN sw.y or he will be dest with - the
law directs. A. D. hUISh1ooN' .
: nv 5i-6w
RUNAWAY Runaway frem the
- WOMAN named AMANDA. belonging to the
2s0 estate of Samuel Pleasants, deceased. She
il of dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
~ .ey.u wears old and has a mother living in Butch
cytown and many relatioos living in Powharan;
vher. she 10 no doubt hsrbored The usual reward
viii be paid upon her delivery to me at the JAIL Oh
Henrico and all expenses paid. ,
nv Stiff Az ~ - dUI'-tr--O~ =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

Nl CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF AND RE-
LIEF TO GATHERED BREAST.--These Cloths
have been in for several years, and with
scarcely any advertising, have met with apd sale
Hundreds have testified their efficacy in prerentng
the formation o. ManInary Abcess Gathered
Breast, anayng Inflammation where it mad CONNIE ne
cd, and in prodUcng essy flow of milk. They are
the invention of Virginia Lady, who had long
a sufferer from this distressing complaint, and failed
TO find relief from any other source. They can be
worn at all times without Inconvenience, and have
never in single instance failed to give relief when
applied promptly and before the disease had appear
ed They may be easily transmitted by mail to any
part of the country, and orders accompanied with
5 and ~ cents in postage stamps will always
the receipt of .hem with full directions for their
use. For sale by The agents,
MEADE BAKER, Apothecaries,
1876 Main, N. w corner o. 10Th street
fe 2h-dxclH, Richmond Va
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EATS, CAPS, SHOES, 20.

aENTLEMEN'S SHOES...Gen.
tlerlen, we have on hand large stock
of French Calfskin Oxford Ties. Of our
own eli manufacture; also city made Patent Leather
shn.s These Shoes will be sold as cheap Is North
arm made Shoes of the same description.
Also large variety of cheap Gsiters, for gents at
C.. b. MAURICE'S,
Main at Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

Ct,AsTWISE EXPORTS

Exports from port % Richmond Coastrise for N,
sir months since the ist Of JIauaru;
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A. CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Our friends and the public are respectfully informed
that Nj NATHANIEL CAROSI has been appointed
our safe agent for the sale of our Piano Fortes in
Mr. Carusi gunran eed TO be, both 10 chesl meas
and excellence, upon par with those Obtained d.
rectly frsrn mandatory in Boston; and we can,
with the fullest confidence, Teconime nd ITO all des
OF purchasing of Instruments) the above
named gentleman as upon whom mplicit,feh-
be placed Gil lCKERING L. SONS.
BosToS, April 4, rs. ie 6.-eoims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-04

DUSTPONiifIENT... Is with regret that
L Ihave to announce that my Distribution Enter
priss cannot take place the 22d February. The
unusual hardness OF the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents. AS
can see them shall fix upon another day not later
than about the st OF August at which time the Draw
ing will certainly take place, the tickets called in
and the money refunded And should the sale OF
tickets satisfy In doing so, shall fix upon
lier day, as | anxious to have the Drawing take
place at the esrlies, possible time.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
fe 16-tlstAu Liberty, Va. q.
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CHICK ERlNtI'S Plan
FORTES. The subscriber having

celebrated PIANOS of Chickering 4 Sons has now
exposed for sale at his store, Main, between llih
and 18th streets, No. 1862 Opposite the Exchange
Bank large and varied assortment of these superb
instruments which, by the terms of his agency he
obliged to sell at the ftetory prices
His stock will. st all times, embrace large and
elegant an assortment csn be found in any OF the
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
by the people of the North in the prices and qualities
of Piano Fortes.
Among his assortment is the "Chickerings Louis
XIV" an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
of one deiIcacy of touch, and elegance of finish il
universally admired. This instrument stands unriva
led, save by the Paror Grand Piano. which claims
tention as the chef d. ouevre of the Messrs Chick
erng, and which IS considered by the first artists su
peor to any produced in this or any
other country. This Piano, whilst it possesses all
the excellencies of the 5 1900 Grand Piano is free
from all its defects The touch is so light that the
delicate hand OF lady performer produce the
ane vo une of tone that Of the most experienced
master The yle is unique and the instTum may
be placed in any position in the room, with equal adj
vantage to sound and appearance.
The Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded,
IN all the larger cities the costly and ponderous
Grand Piano it having been decided by the
peteDI judges to combine the best qualities tf the
Grand ard Square Piano See Report of Judges to
Board of Directors Of Kentucky Mechanics lnsti-
tute, Louisville
That persona desiring to purchase their Pianos may
be sure of obtaining GENUINE instrument, the
Messrs Chickefing will hold themselves responsible
only for those fought of their authorized AGENT NJ
will DO seen from their card. published below.
Also, excellent Pianos of various styles and prices,
by b. 4 Allen, Boston, makers of very high repu-
tation end experience. NATPL CAkUSl.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY
lVl OF kICHMOND-At a meeting Of The Board
of Directors held at their office on the 10th of June
1856 it was
Resolved, That this Company will make no charge
for Fire Marine Insurance Policies and the Sc.
cretary directed TO inform the other city COinpa
nies of the above rssoution that order to establish
uniform in the city this subject, they be re-
quested to unite with US"
This Company is now prepared to issue Fire and Ma
rlne insurance Policies reasonable a.
good offices.
Claims for losses will, in all cases. be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office for the present, the East side of 18th it,
near Main, up stairs.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. H. Christian, WIZ, Breeden,
John Purcell. Thomas r. Price.
VIM u Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter. John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, las Dunlop,
James l.. Appersop, VIM IL. Hsxali,
Roscoe Heath, John b. Qaarles,
john Dooey, David J. Burr,
Rieh'd o. Haskins Larkin w Glazebrook
Lewis ID. Crenshaw, ID. Won Grooming,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John c. Sinton, Ed II. skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. II MONTAGUE. Sec'y. je i4-ts
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.111IR E1T REDI ONION IN THE gu
PR ICE mn ROOTS AND HATS.-From Eli

h1ikEAT REDU CIION IN THE HU
MPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Gil
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from =
y,t;. IT.. hast onslitv Observation-Disclosures 80
SSaaoi:Li ua,s ss.ond quality ...,...,...,.. 8 90
Mt;hia S;iI Hsts ..,.,....2 30
20. GaIf,k;n s.,ged Roots....,.,..,.........5 so
r.ss. Ga;,er Eoots .......,,,,.......... Is
rs CsIfsh;n Sswsd Shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrange ments VIII one
Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply hin, with q handsome and substantial Calfskh
sewed BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
ow nrIcs ut SS 80 &C i8-d&cly
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NEW APOTHECAKY srUltk.

RICHARD IT MEADE. ROBERTS BAKER,
(Grsduats of the Philadelphia College of Pnar
macy.)
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6ll hHns. sgGAK; 100 bSls. kesaaea ~
10 WIN. WALLACE SON.
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CABINETS AND HuhEAus.-rhi.d day
~ received, from New fork and Boston, - nas
Cabinets and Bureaus Among tho lot thers arc SONS
very fine Marble 9op aud Bises Walnut Cshissus
which will cell 81 very low prices.
ALEX. MUTT.
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BEEF.-Stoc< light. Sales this week of coed Beef
at $50 to so per hundred, nett.
VEAL-lnferior Calves 81 to ST. Superior 81 to
$40 y head.
H0GS-S75O y hundred. Sales limited to wants
of daily consumption.
SHEEP.-Supply of Mutton fair. We quote 81 so
to IS for fair to good Sheep.
LAMBS--Sell at So 5ua IS IS y head, according to
quality.
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- H0Iks FOX SALE...vlHtstNlA Fix
- PER CENTS FOR SALE--We have Away. on
hand first class Securities for investment Persons
wishing to purchase, viii nd il 10 their interest 70
give call.
nv ia-..ts @. w PURCELL d co.
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AHALnBlsSEA AND CACTUS sktkTs.
w Received this mornips. 10 6azrn Nhsiebcns
tablishsd cheap store Of ALFRED MOSES,
ivy s. Asin 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

Look to Wisconsin, look to California,
look to Kansas, look to Indiana, look to
Pennsylvania, remember the poll book fraud
at home Frauds on every hand. frauds
proved, frauds undcned, frauds proclaimed,
threats TO succeed by fraud upon the ballot
box, by rufhan force, meet our eyes aud our
ears whichever way We turn II we are to
be beaten, We shall be beaten by fraud and
rnhanism 1t ispain that an organised sys-
TEN OF frauds is to meet us everywhere.-
The honest voice OF Tag PEopLr is with us,
overwhelmingly. Shalt the popular voice be
stifed, and the Desposism Of FgArp be in
augurated over us And all because the
proper vigilance 10 unexercised? Make pre.
rarations to meet the ballot-box suffers and
the illegal voters firmly, unhnchingly. Be
vigilan,, be firm, be active, in every direc
ton, and Popular Rule and Free institutions
will still be maintained in tho land. Be 9TH
erwise, and Fraud and Ruiianism will run
RIO, and tyrannire over the people.