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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

The PRESIDENTIAL ELRCrIoS.-We pub.
lish to day both the Buchanan and Fill
more electoral tickets, in this State, and
embrace the opportunity Of saying to our
readers, that next Tuesday the 4th day Of
November is the day Of the election. We
regard this election as an important c.iss
in the history of our glorious Union, and
itbehooyes every patriot to lay aside all
other matters and calmly and dispat.oll-
ately march up to the polls, and exercise
the rights of ffeemen, IN selecting our
rulers for the next four years. Let rea-
son, not passion and party govern your
choice, and we have no fear of the result.
We are not one Of those who estimate the
patriotism of cur people SO lightly as to
suppose they will not submit to the viii
of enc majority, when that will is made
known through and by the constitution
and laws. Ours is truly glorious heri-
taget
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

LErT.-A number Of nnr democratic
citizens left this morning for Memphis, to
attend the Democratic Mass Meeting.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
MONEY wANTEO.

All persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to the Star Office
for job work, will please take no
tice, that unless they pay up be-
tween this time and Christmas
they will be sued. Executors, adj
ministrators and guardians, will
take notice and remember, that
we know the law and therefore
cannot afford to let them hold the
money belonging to estates IN
their hands rthepurposc ofspceu-
lating on it, and at the same time
not pay us for legal advertising.
i'll such aWH certainly be sacd un-
less they pay up. We give you
fair warning gentlemen, and there
fore hope you will not be offended
when you find your accounts in
the hands of a constable.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
sEEATAucBAH DEPOT.

We hear on all sides loud complaints
about the management Of business at this
station. 1t is said that some FIVE hundred
bales Of cotton arc lying about Oh the
ground; and that those who can get near
the track with their wagons have Their
cotton put on the cara, while the others
are suffered to remain for weeks on TIE
outskirts of the premises. Then again, it
is said that the pile of down freight is in
beautiful state Of confusioa, so much
SO that the owners have to 90 themselves
and hunt ont their own goods from the
general mass, and consider themselves
lucky if they find them at all. We dc
not speak from any personal nowl.dge
but from the general complaint OF those
whose interests have thus been neglected
We anxiousiy hope our friend E. NJ. Pat,
rick, Superintendent of the Road, vii
give this matter his attention, and afl!s
the proper remedy. If incompetent agent
are employed, let them be removed cr i
u want Of sufficient hands, let moro b,
hired at once, and the business at the De
pot kept up. The interests of the road
and the public good, requires that thes
matters be attended to at once. And w
hope no one will take offence ut these sug
gest;ons, but that those whose duty it i
will take pleasure ia removing al! caus
for such complaints.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
5 IOCAL ITEMS.

Ey That dance on Friday evening last
was one Of the most pleasant of the sea-
son.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

~ a quantity of Tobacco raised
by REf. Hendricks, Of North Caro-
Ina, brought ire enormous
price Of 1927 per cwt. at Lynch
q DdHglNa., last week.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF Pennsylvania.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
j. c. BRECKINRiD gle,
Of Kentucky.
Electors-State at Large:
G. s. TARPLEY. Of Kinds,
Jos. w. MATTHEWS, Of Marshall,

Districts:
l. j. +. Cushman, of Lafayette,
,. !. A. Orr, Of Chicliasaw,
3. Beverly Matthews, of Lowndes,
4. w. NJ. Estelle, of Kinds,
5. II. I, Elicit, of Claiborne.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

SCENE Al C0NGRESS HALL SARA
ToGA.-"My dear Bella, who -
That trowsy-lookirg woman in the
corner, with the horrid red nose"
why Clara dear, that is MI.
DcCcdiish, of Machcrel Sqnarr,
New York. "Drar me; is She
anybody III particular = why,
live, most certainly; shc Is. u
rwcnty-lhrcr trunk lady" AS il
pos~,bIc!-,io Introduce mc--what
"A splendid looking creature She Is.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

MAIL FAHURE.-Thc Mclnphi,,
mail failed Yesterday This is the
ihird time within month, who j.
10 blame! The present mail a.
rangcnIelH between MenpLi.anL
Grenada, is Il iiuiaaicc. We have
the railroad and a Iinc oi tnur
horse coaches, running lhru@gh in
fiyLtccn hours daily, and Vet the
mail is only carried lhrrctin Il
week, and some times NOT at oil.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
AMERICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PREsIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,
OF Tennessee.
Electors-Statc at Large

Electors-Statc at Large:
Ws. l.. SnARKEy, of Kinds,
j. III. 4. TAYLOR, OF Marshall.
Districts:
!. y. ID. Nabcrs, of Tippah,
2. WIN. A. Shaw, of Chickasaw,
3. ID. p. McAllum, of Ksmper,
4. L. NJ. Yerger, of Yazoo,
5. T.. X. Barber, OF Wilkinson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

neal Essats anA Iaunsanes Agent.
FfICE in Kiibosfns's 49, Main street, be-
~ tween "a aud =, Kssasa. lows;
John whiaehead, ESD, New York; Cas-. I. Frost,
do Messrs. Pare, Briggs Bsbbitt, Boston Amos
d. Smith, Esq, ProvidenSe, X. l., Edgar CookIin,
ESQ Cincinnati, o.; J. ". zackerie. Eq., New Or
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY Particular attention
paid to the purchasing Asd selling u City Lots,
hi LIN ~ a n 4 fssUEascs Asss
CT for u "Astsal Liis Issss..ss os.lsay" ofH.
TEE "ATLANrIC YfRk . MARINE ms.
CO., u PoviAsass, RI. PAID " CAp'rAL eiss,-
TaE "ArnRNEuM FIRE INSURANCE CO, ''os
London. BRANCH ~ PsILADsLrHtA, Pa.
THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO."
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID IN CArfvAL $l00, 900.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named 6rst clAss. reliable onic~s, would beg leave
10 inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city that am prepared 70 take Lite Fire, and
Asrise Risks, ~ ~ low rates can b. had ~ any
other souad and reliable o6c<s. Open Policies
granted on ~ favorable terms BE- had In any
II the Eastern Cities. fusy 80. lsss.--A
Ctsy Loss anA lauA Ter sale.
Qn fgkF front, on ID 81. bet. Main end BlonAssa
40 feet front by 80 feet deep on Sd street between
Exchange and Bank Sta, with improvements, can b
had had ~ . bargain.
100 square feet situated on the corner Of Let AND
Blosdeaa, for sale on reasonable terms.
| 1Goud iot on Dcsmoines street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
1 . Lots on Palean street, between Tenth and Elev
4 enth
! = Very handsome Lots on Oreaas IT., Bot. 9th aut
/ i9h.
100 Acres very desirable farming lsad, losst<'
shout 10 miles from the city tbs 81. Francisvil
rad.
/ leo Aores, finely loceted, soil very rich situ
atsd about two miles above Montrose, on the Bur
iington road.
1ood Lots with new one and = half story bricl
dwelling house, situated on Exchange street, brt
I 18th and lath, containing good rooms, has an ex
celient cellar aud brick EASTERN and being in ever
| way 6ttcd up Tor com Portable residence.
! For terms apply to c. X. DIMOND,
xogi3 Klboarne . Block AaiB-st.
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GENERAL gNsuR ANCE AGENCY.
Capital "a, $50 900.
FIRE, MAKINEAND LIFE INSURANCE.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CoMPASf,
OF HARRISBURG, Pa,
Chartered Capital 100000.
CONNECTICUT INITIAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HAM ORD.
lcaAxrssxnJ
Capital e2, 400 900.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or nARslssURC, "a.
tcHARrEk PsRPErCAL.)
Capital e3OO 900,
MERCHANTS FIRE AsD MARINE Iss. CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
feHARrEA psarErtAL.
Capital t4OO 900.
~ Having esisblished An Agency for the above
hrst class am prepared 10 insure against
Loss or DanAgt ~ Fvs on
sroREH0UsEs, DWELLINGS, AND THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, on GOODS sHIPPKD.
Open Policies granted favorable terms. All
Losses adjusted and paid a. this Agency.
C.c.A.sTKIBLEN.l Local Agent,
Once ~ the Auction House Of Howe, lockwood
Co., second St, between Main and johnson.
keokak, Aug. 7.dn
INSURANCE CO, NO. 4, WALL STREET, n. Y
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND, o.
OGEPORT
FIRE MARINKINs CO., BRIDGEPORT, CONN
FRANKLIN
I FIRE Z MARINE NE. CO. RoxD Du Lac, Vas.
i E0U1TA0LG
INSURANCE co., OF LONDON.
aA0o ACMU0ETTk
MUTU AL LIPR ms. CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS
FINhE Ab"e Companies lssfA an Aggregate Cspsf'
i Of - 300 900 oAsr strong inducements
the public 70 provide against loss or d.nAge BY Mr.
Jaiyl3d WA.F, TURNER, Agent.
kEOKUk MAXINE yNsU8ANCk CO
i CAPITAL, oSOO, 900.
THIS Company 10 prepared 70 do Marine inss
i aace basiaeM. Cargo risks taken ~ customal
rates. aAd the assAl facilities extended 70 rel
~ custoners.
Losses promptly sdjusted,
|, DIRECTORS.
A. Bridgman, VIM. r. Turner,
y. II. Harrison, Geo. b. >myth.
John Tempiin, AL. Deming,
John AcCuns, Z. +. Conn.
Q G. tar her, Jas. +. Cox.
W. @. ksntgeu.
A. BRIDiMAN, President.
Il. B.sMYfH, Vice President
4 AL. DEMIN1, Treasurer.
WA.F. TURHsR, Secretary
r O6ce in sample . building, Second Street.
iAn3idkwSno
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THE LARGEST Cheapest AND hest
READ BIGEIOw's LIFE OF FREMONT,

THt Asihesne and only CDasisse EdHtsm NJ Aa1..fs .
and Psbiie yet rtess Of
JOHN CM ARIES E0EMONT.
fNCLCDiSC An ACCOUNT Oy
His EKpiorAtioas, Discoveries and Adseatsrss on /
Five Saossssfsl Expeditions Across Tie North
Americas Csaainrnt; vounin~ns 6sAsstisns
frvm his pryaie aaA Puklic CoresDoa-
dsace Iseisdingh his Dsfsnes befoss
the Couxt- Martial aAa fall &C.
porte Of bis principal
speeches In the senate II the U0tsa States.
BY JOuN RlGELOw, Editor II n. !. Eve. Post
W,liA an s~esrsse p ,vfran en- Steel sifA assSrs~s
Spirited Hssfrsfioas.
oss LAser $50. o. asAH $50 PAGES. yaacs d %.
1-For sails at OiDEN's crr Dooxss.as.
81 Msin-st.
Natter In this edition 70 b. fosnd IN any
ether Biography u Frsmo0t.
Account Of Col. Fremont's mothers family In
virg,nis, and his relationship u Washington.
rarucuiars Of her 6vst snd coud marriages.
Will Ut his grAnfafher, Call Thos. hitting.
speech Of DR.. Linn in the United States senate,
IN moving print extra copics OF his report of the
6rst Expedition.
/ graphic account of his second kxplsring Expe-
di,ion from the pen Of Col. Benton.
/ Authsntie account Of the third kxpsditaon, aad
! the Emancipation Of California.
secretary Marcy . Report Fremoat's Explors-
4 ton and Coaquesto Vt CxliforniA.
| Accounts Of the extraordinary ride Of Col. Ere
mont frnm Los Angeles " Monterey, and back-se0
miles in days.
4 Commodore stockton account oi tbs Conquest Of
California by Col. Fremont.
Affair VI honor between Col Fremont and Col.
Massu, Hoyernor Of California, with all the Cor
responasaee.
Letter to the Adjstsn, General asking Court
martial.
His ewn defence before the Court martial, report
: I'd complete.
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won
Humboldt, and from the London 0eogSaPhical 70
ciety- ,v,A.
Of thu sosth d-A Exploring Expsdition. a.
+ Col Bsnton's account VI Fremonts fourth "a
ploring Expedition.
Z His 6rst political letter, being in reply 70 sen
calumnies supposed TO have originated With Col. n
B. Weller, in Californis, and in which he sso~
!. si;..s ~ Democrat.
Pail reports tanAbridged) Of his principal speeel
: AMIR Of honor between Fremont and senst
70 foote, with the correspondence complete -
Thrilling account u his nth and last Exposition
BY IN artist Who accompanied him.
q, An account Of the scientific results OF ms 10
O. Expedition, written hy himself.
The facts in regard " his religious experen
and opinions.
Letter in relation to the practioability Of Paci
10 Railroad. augls
- 70 Coossaesess. OassAsvs = csees
- w dardvses. AlsssE fsva nasu1aStsren !. als'
variety e neehnniss' Toss. vhlsA ~ oGse for y
- a ~ Maia a4sss4, Untsn Dlssk.
"a aag3s HtrCaOOc1. M0II GO
lso Eaa0oIo1 Preserve Kesslss anA
70. se.cs pans. r o.,
fth ID Pans, Cullenders, 6kimmers, Dippsfs, W
Be,sns. Ladies', Forks, spoons, Caps and Seiv
!. t3ease kettles, Tin KitchcA WAse; JApAned Chs
10, bar and " aAes Pals foos Bashs Trunks, Ca
~ and variety of other articles - sale q 10
!. 49, HITCHCOCK. MOTT / Q
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- List Or lsDIAsA fRsx BAxKs taken - Car .
'sney 1t the B.atins Hoasss in this city,
Bank Of the Capitol. Indianapolis.
Bank Of EikhsTt, Eikhar
HANK of0sh~n. Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Noatic~llo, Monticello.
Bank VI Paoli, Paoii.
Bank u Halsm, salem
Bank VI Rockville, Rockville.
Ban. Of syr.ssss, syrsssss
s s..a si .i 49,. s Msss.s
Cambridsr City Bank Cambridge City
Canal HANK, Evansville.
Cestrsi Bank, lndiaaapols.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange HANK, tsveencsstle.
fArmers' and Nechanies Bank, Indianapolis.
Fsyet.eC County Bank, conaersviiie.
Farmers Bank, westSsld.
Hram~cy Bsak, Lafayette,
HDsisr hank, LogAnsport. -
Indians Rank, Madison.
Indiana stoek Bank, Laporte.
Iudan Reserve Baak, Kokomo.
Kentucky stock /" Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchant and MschAnies' Bank, New Albany.
NY. b We. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Terrc Haa...
parkr Co. Bank.
Southern hank, Terre Itaute
Salem Bank, Salem.
saving Bank of Indiana, Connersviiie.
Shawnee Bank, Attica.
TipI.canoe bank, w,nnamar.
Trsders Bank. indianapolis.
-. The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
eevcd by any Of tbs Bankers in this with the
exception III the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
+ 10 taken by Deming Love and Ford, Gorhsm
Ford
Erie City Bank. Pennsy lvania.
Warren County Bank, Peansy ivania.
Sew Jastle Bank. Pennsylvania.
csmherlAnd Savisss Bank, MaryiaAd.
i 0ank Of x0DuWooh, Teeo0ooA Mich.
Asooub Co. Baak. NJ. Cleasas, Mich.
AsliagtSn Dsak, Washington. d. c.
AxYieultsrai bAok, 6sovnsvills, Tess.
E1oAaagv Haak VI Tenn, Marfressboro', Tenn.
/ BAok Of East Tennessee, KnoxviIie, Tsne.
Central Aank ol Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn.
Farmer and Mcrchants' Bank, 0rsensboro Md.
vA!i-y Rank, Hsxrrsiovn, Nd.
Manufactsfers' and N ech Bank. Columbus, Gee
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Rhode Island Central Bank, East Grcenwish, X.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, X. I.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Ne.
tiroosrs BAak. Bssion, AAss.
Wooster Bank. DAnhary, Conn.
1 KAuawha bsak, Kanawha, Va.
Cammssrial Bank, Chicaea. Ill ---
: The Tscumseh Bank. and Naomi County BAnl
are cesstsd the ~ild eAt list and should Be Il
Aione. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago, has fai
ID, but the circulation 10 secured. and no serio,
I shave should - subattaed -.
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Mas hattan Life InsuFance C0npAn
l4n RROAnMAY. NEW YORK.

l46 BROADWAY, NEw YoRE.
Cosh Capitol and Accumulation 3400, eco.
nEPOSITED 81 90 600 with the Comptroller Of the
~ state 81 New York, for the security u Policy
holders. IL addition to which the stockholders
personally liable. Among the Directers are tn
mosi wealthy and influential citisens Of New York.
This l. Stock Company, retaining 10 the as-
sur S7A per cent II all the profits trisnnually
party 80 years Of age may secure TO his family,
free om the claims Of his creditors, for about so
cents per week, policy for 81, ooo
v no would not spare this sum for the gsatihca-
ton II reflection, ON sick bed case VI srci-
dent, that IL all else fail, no had made certain
provision for his family 1t would tighten his
pain, aud do for his recovery than medicine.
N. d. MORGAN, Pres't.
G.. Y. WEspLE, Sec'y.
! Prospectus, with all necessary information fur
Wished BY kICkEf simpson, Ag,a
Povt Once Building,
] anys- dIy ke6kuk fos .
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RspusLIcAx MssrtSo. --Hon. d. r. Miller
will naksa Frsaont speech 70 the citissas Of
this city on Tharsday evening, Of which
farther aosies will BE- given hereafter.
Maxine VofEs.--The Locofocos ere ma
king accessories to their party hereabouts
every day, on tho one hand by naturali.ing
Irish, and on the other by converting Fill
more Pro-Slavery Know Nothings TO Buoh-
snecrs. But with oil the efforts Of the
headers in this direction they cannot bsgis -
~ up the pisces Of those who Are dsssrtiag
thar rsaks and soaing out for Prsnont ssd
Dayton.
From present Indications We expect "a
carry the Empire county for Fremont and
Dayton BY handsome majority. Let the
friends Of the caass be up and doing, and ~
pledge them . glorious trianpL il THU
stronghold Of Losofoeoisn.
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aave Chanee Ter RvoIasoAas Gnvess.
L>OURTEEN 10 ACRE LOTS.--i3S scres Land
i we'll known 70 be the finest farm in Lee county
wil Oe sold in 10 acre Lots, II great bargain. -
rhs tract is beautifully situated about mite be- ow
the city limits ths state line road, consisting Of
extra fine rich httom land, not subject u ovesdow
and also gh timbsr,d land, perfectly smooth and
entirsiy free from any breaks or rnyines whatever
II IL beautifully locat.dfr country resid ncss. and
very valuable for gArdea NJ purposes. Persons de
airing 10 purchase viii d. VIII to call 81 the sub
sesiber once and examine The plat Of same.
Tsrns easy. Apply 10 c. y. DtMOND,
aaRi3 kiibourne 4 Block Aain-st.
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COLLECTING AGENCY,


CouEECrsn0 AGENCY.
r0NHR Subscribers have opened IN Agency in this
L city for the collection Of Bills aud Accounts.
Merchants. Mechanics. Professional men, and 9TH
ers, can depend upon prompt attention bang given
to their collections.
lerting. J. Il. STEWART CO.,
OAice North west or. Third Johnson sta,
jyls.d Up stairs
EMPLOYERS wishing good Help viii find re-
II spectacle servants At the Intelligence and Cen
erAl Agency Once, N. W. corner Of Sd and John
son sts.. w stairs. J.G. STEWART CO.
NOTICE.
glN HE INr1LLiGgxcE ASD1GSxRAL AsENcy OFFICE
j established by me, At the Northwest corner Of
Third and johnson streets, up stairs has been re-
moved 10 more convenient premises on Main Street,
'' and 3d. gssi1.K nc
Keokuk, Aug. 10, 'se-dtf
Iaseltigence and General Agency
office,
Matn A. bet LIST SNd H. MARTY opposite Larteds Ione.
n. EOTnER IN CHA ",
Keokuk, Aug. ~ Proprietor.
T1ELP WANTED.-Cooks ChAmbe rMaids, and
j maids Of all work, can end comfortable situa-
tions IT good wages, by applying at the lntelligence
and General Agency Once, on MAin+treet, oppo-
aug Is, 1854 H. FoTHERINGnAM.
EsMPLOYERS in want Of respectable ersAnts
Il are invited 70 call and register their names Al
Ints;;.ssuSs .Ai 1oasia. Ass.s, oi.es, a...a
street, nearly opposite the I.aclede.
aug . II. NlIHEAlN'HAM.
READING Room.
TIME subscriber has opened Beading Room TO
i the accommodation Of Merchants, frvfessiona
men, and all whom IL may concern. st his ONCE e'
Main street. between let and I'd, nearly opposite tn
! Laclede House. The latest New York. Cincinnsti
Louisville and St. Louis papers. will b. ransantl
on Gle. n. FOTHEkIAaHAM,
keoknk, Aug2la,f
nOAkDIN0.-Aiip srsons IN want Of bnrde.'
- o. bussding plasss. will II veil 70 call q %
! 1eav1@S' 1seAsaSs, % Aaia e.. bot. lss asd Sns
= nearly opousite ~ LaaAeds Houss.
eust0 II. POTHERINGHAN.
J. "ANTED-As smart, aotivs youth, accvst0n'
w tobaeineas snd acquainted with the city.
Apply Ut the Iutslligepce and General Agens
Ofice, on Main street, opposite the Laslads House
~ auEl0 IL. fOrHERINGHAM
o. ABORRRS.-wantedim media,ely, 500 LAHORE
n L. 70 work on Railroads. The highest wages a
Of constant employment given.
Apply ct the Intsili0saee and General Agency \
Ace, on NAln-st., bst. Lat a opposite the Lacist
aasl0 n. yOTaI1lN0HAM.
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OOOTe ANO 0UOEs.
OLIVER BENNETT . 90.
Na0o0ooe0sOSo Z WhoaouaDD DooloRe.
No. ~ Asin-st., St. Isaie, No,
U E1P sonstantiy On haaA complete assortment
N Of cssson work. Orasu promptly md faith
fsny attshded 70
sug - dSt VT.
n e00ll GaR0 Ter sale.
| 4 FARM containing % acrcs. 90 Of u being en-
| ~ closed, choice land. only IL miles FROM Keo-
kuk, and miles from Belfast. Ror pastisulars on.
| quire Of EDWARD KILDOURNK, ksohsk, o. 81
! GEO. BrANWO0D.
/ O. ~ rreaiso.
6tsiag Prairie, Iowa, Aug 1e-A1wtl
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Keep the Nimble sixpsnce 1s0r

AN receiving large stock OF first class goo0,0
every direct from the eastern citiess which
will be- sold cheap FOR cash.
Come aud what bargains. Hear yc our cry,
and VIC will make glad thy home freely invite
Gil hands to unite. Frendsof Freedom, cheap, yes,
very cheap. Swell the song. young and old the
strain proiong. Ny stock consists In part Of the
following articles .y aoonc
prilings Domestirs, bleaehed and brown Shirting,
| CheeKs cottonades, Osnaburgs. Linen goods of all
| kinds Sc. OF dress goods have great variety
Barege. Bar, e de LANES, Chaihes. SILK tissues,
/ Null and swiss Muslins, Dated swiss dinghams.
Prints te also, in this department. Is Al extensive
/ stock If notions.
HAT BeNNErs. UMBRELLAS 4 PAKASOLS,
A great variety OF the above articles Asna' and
+ Boys Wool, Leghorn. straw, Pensma ard Chip
Hats Ladies' and Misses Leehesn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets aud Hats Parssols Of al kinds, 70
49, - 'A' nooTs AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment VI Ladies and Aisook.
Boots and shoes, Ghitess. Slippers and Bssht
Mems and Boys Boots Shoes and BrogAns. -
Crockery--I have splendid lot q onsenewaSeN
....Tss: ssr1;s. 10 Sit; - Ns@ se-ss, @
among which is ~ sndless quantity II comssan
teas, and general assortment Of every thing in
this nne.
! In addition to the above, havr a large siockof
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which you all know rstsiied lever thaa whole
sale prices AM. alsa tAts importation Ut choice
Teas Of every kind.
A Sketch--This stock is thu largest and most Va
eL In this market. Ihavc also hand lsrgc LOT
Of Summer Clothing, which Will BE- sold - lev r.
ara. With such . eomplats assortment In every
4 departmsnt Of trade, think o6er iaancemcatl
70 purchasers, not exeeed by ANY houss in thisosy
Call IT No. 81 Main street, between - 90 -
and u No. iss Main street, Astwses 9Th .na 9Th
: keokuk, Iowa. = ,, blLLlN 6n.
aprli-daw
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N cW Firm.
w. M. FOSTER l. CO.,
A. T1E OLD STAND OF n. \. cHAxDERLAIx,
Kiibourne's Eeu Block, Main ST., Keokuk,
JoBBERs AND DEALERS
DRY GOODS.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
GILT coRNIcEs x BANDS,
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS, &C.,
House GMrnishtHg GssAs Generally.
w. N. HOsTER 4 &c.
n. N Chamberl would respectfully inform his
o Id Friends aud Customers that be 10 still to bs
found Al the old stand, ready 70 them here
/ tofors 10 the best of his ability.
/ keokak, June I, '56--dAw
/ NXyHITE and Fancy Linen Drils--yery choice
/ w patterns. at FOSTER a CO. =,
NJ. N. Chamberlain q Old stand,
June.d kilbouns's Block. Main st.
RARE1E and Muslin Robes, very handsome and
ID cheap at Nm. POSTER 4 Co.'S,
June7d Kilbourne's Block.
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TM RENT.

A FINE brick stoi nn Main st., stories high
n and so feet desp.for farther particulars, ap-
piy to J. 6.STEWAkr l. CO.,
North wsst csrnerof Third Johnson tts.,
iv43d Ip Stairs.