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Pare Silver Ware.

Table SPOONS; Dinner and Dessert FORKS;
BUTTER KNIVES: NAPKIN RINGS; SUGAR BASKETS;
SALT CELLARS; KNIFE RESTS; TEA SETS; GoBLETs;
PITCHERS CUPS; EGGCUPS, etc, etc, for sale by
g." EDWARD DILLON,
m24 2nft Camp street n Q.
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EDepOfs,

DepOfs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jas 2pf Nos, u and Isl CHARITIES street.
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.N'esp Books.

w." aVGEp RBOGES.
u VI TIT IL W E I'D
JOURNEY THROUGH THE sEABoARD SLAVE STATES
LIFE OF WASHINGTON, by Irving.
TWICE MARRIED
MORMONS AT HOME.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
THE OLD DOMINION, New Novel, by G. P. r. James,
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE written for BoysIllusrated
HOMER'S HAD Literally Translated; also, Lerry Trana
lions of all the Classics published by the Representation
Edition. &c., .-.. ..... ~ 81.
ITALIAN SIG HTS-Illnsrated.
HISTORY OF HERNANDo CORTEz = Illustrated by Alb
hott
HARPER and other Magazines for April. For sale by
J. B. STEEL,
m24 2p3t 60 Camp street
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NEW ORLEANS March Is, 1856.
GENTLEMEN Your communication under date of the 18th in
stant duly received and appreciated The praise
literally extend is than really deserve have
considered duty owed to the parties attending the Sorees
good luck present them that they be such
they have been must also MENTION that to the Gentlemen
Managers S0iree partly indebted for their
In order to meet your wishes in giving last Soree, will
state that the same will take place Odd Fellows Hail.
FRIDAY the 18th ins will be Dress and Masked Society
Ball.
With feelings of gratitude,
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sssl1sysE E'1'OfSEs--GRscScE RReEesa.2as.''

SPRING GOODS.
xsY. A ORR U.x. ~ "A 1'1. ,z-.x2 VS.!
EEIGBHTOM Sc B&R80Ty
Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets,
Are now continually receiving fresh invoices Of the most
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING, s.
direct from their mandatory and respectfully invite their Gus
and public examination of their select stock
which they will sell at the most moderate prices
SHIRTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Constantly on hand
We have just received choice assortment Of the last French
style -
.. COLORED CAMBRIA SHIRTS,
With Byron and Standing Collars.
We are selling the balance of ...
WINTER CLOTHING
@... I'D. ,.u AT COST!
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
MA 2p6t st. Charles and Canal ss
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DEcEasE OF i MI1LIoNA IRE Nj. John D. Murrell,
native Of Lynchburg and for the past twenty
seven years our city, died at the ST..
Charles Hotel, On Sunday morning, the Esd inst,
aged sixty years. Commencing life il the humble
vocation Of clerk and, on at manhood com
ing into the possession Of small competency, he en-
barked IN the dry goods business inhis native town
BY perseverance industry frugalty, he obtained
great start, and removing to Louisiana, he accumu-
lated wealth to the amount Of million and q half
of dollars, though it is believed by many the amount
viii approximate 80 900 900. In his department and
intercourse with the community be was nnpretendng
and transformations, pursuing the even tenor of his
way. The pomp- glitter and show Of the world had
no attractions for him. He never was married. No
viii nor documents have been found denoting what
disposition he made of his property, and it is pre-
sumed it will 60 his heirs direct, who are brother
residing lin Arkansas another brother residing near
jackson, Miss sister and two children ola deceased
brother in Virginia.
His property consists Of plantations in this State;
valuable real estate in the city bank stock large
amount Of bills receivable and cash.
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CAMILLE Both the St. Charles and Gaiety Theaters
were crowded, last evening with large and fashiona
bic audiences, assembled to witness the production of
the new play aCamille1 The part of the heroine
was sustained at the former house by Mrs, julia Dean
Hayne-at the latter by Miss Matilda Heron, Both
have warm admirers, and the partially is in some de-
gree a reenactrnent of the Guelph and Ghbeline par
tsanship Of italian Democracy. The cast was strong
and the performances were exceedingly good at both
no give proper notice of the respective merits and
dement's the failure and the successive have not
sufficient time for this morning, and must leave a
fuller notice for the future
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THE GREAT BEAR.--The great Australian perform
ing bear, Of Lowell, now exhibiting at No. 50 st:
Charles street, shows himself in no worse condition
than be was previous to the grand scientific expert
lnent nnadeupo his lordship through the instrument
talty Of chlorofornl. 1t seemingly affected him but
little, if at ali and all who curious TO behold one
of the greatest wonders Of the animal kingdom should
nav him an early visit.
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With feelings of gratitude,
@.". remain your obedient servant,

To Messrs O. GAILLARD D. BoULIGEY g. O. VIGNAup G. W.
DUNBAR, NJ. GRIvoT, etc.
The Office he first door from the main cntrance) will be
opened on WEDNESDAY, the 18th ns and will be kept open
every day from O'Clock A. NJ to p NJ where applications
will received for Subscription and Invitation Tickets
The regulations for the government of the series of Balls
the Orleans Theaer will be enforced for this Ball mle 2
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tls,Ills 1aiIp Crescent.
50glslE Al. Oh WE'VE ORLEANS.
A,Yks 81 NIXON. WILLIAM R. ADA.
III ON u ADAMS. 5
.l.sTE Il VI 81: HI. I.

I, rgEr eHs, n u. w y . AIN = ssTR EET.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23
GREAr ATTRACTION


.nNIM MILE SIxPE CE !!"ga
/ An now receiving heavy stock Of snAsosASIs
eounn, direct from the Eastern oities. They are
bot eeosnd-Aanl goods bat fresh and nice. 4
kos1 osnstanent md large lot, to ruit all kinds
81 custoHer.
There are three things to be considered in trading
hne In to have the right kind OF goods another is
10 make the prices to suit and the third Ia to have
statesmen. Ny houses possess all
these requirement. and certainly there h the place
to gst Good Bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists in part Of tue fol-
lowing. Deiainss, solid and figured debaixe, meri-
nos instres, plais, lnseys. ginghams, cloths, Cas-
smcres, cAsinsts, tweeis, jeAns, Canton fanncls,
wool nannels all colors, opera aannels, wool com
forts, hoods, mitt, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
lamask, diaper, shawis. long and Bay State, men .
WOOL shirts and drawers domcstics, blue and brown
ticknss shestings hats and caps, boots and shoes,
Ind every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
hartment. And in connection with the above, /
have n large stock Of CRocKgRy WARg. Having
Sccentiy recruited my stock, can oder superior
inducements in this line. Also, good assortment
k,f choice FAMILY GROCERIES, In fact, every
hing In the merchandiae line, end v there IL any
sticle cannot furnish, We can tell you whore to
Gnd it,
Just drop in ut the "NIMBLE SIXPENCE," and
look nj those New Goods, which have not been on
and since the year one II affords ~ pleasure 70
SHOW nice goods. You viii find them 1t
Nos. "a, "a Il 100 Main.st., Keekuk.
Octo2-d S. s. BILLINGS.
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From Nicaragua.

NKw YokK, October lS.-The steamship
Texas, from San Juan, via Norfolk, is be-
low, and will be put up about O'Clock. She
brings later dates from Nicaragua, but not
much news.
Gen. Walkers troops had evacuated Mas
saga and we're concentrating ut Grenada,
upon which city his enemies were advancing,
killing many Of his men by the wayside. A
decisive battle was expected about the ID Of
October. The enemy had 1000 troops, and
were expecting reinforcement Of 900 or
1000 III orc. Walker was receiving rein
forcements from the United States and Cali
fornia.
The attack on San Jacinto, By the troops
under Col. Byron Cole, appears to have been
more important than was at frst supposed.
There were ten wounded, including six Off
GERS. and three missing. The loss Of the en-
envy is said to have been very severe.
Lieut.. Jennings Estelle, formerly of Mar
shall, Tenn, was shot at Grenada, on the
18TH, for the murder of Lieut.. Chas. Cor
don.
Gen Walker had revoked the decree ahol-
ishing slavery in Grenada.
Maj. Heiss has been deputed by General
Walker to withdraw the United States rati-
Gcation Of the treaty confirmed By the SEN
ate at Washington.
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Mssac6 eo0olAssacsers.
g RALHD peopJsA.s viii ~ received at the ONCE
~ Of II CITY knginser nntil clock p. n, OF
1enda4 Osls "a, A. d, 1853, f,r the grading and
p1siaG0 Airy In Blsck No. so.
Prep Aleujll also - nessivsd Ter grading of Al
11ys ii pGae o. anA loo ~ for calvert IN Block
-, aa1 s&1sck, r. II. II Anaaay, Oct. 3ist, 1885.
Spe114eations for above work can be seen at tn
once q City Engineer
L. HUTCHINSON,
ksokuk, Oct IL. 1886. dlOd City Engineer.
water works.
SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office
~ OF the City Engineer until Jaanary LIST, A. ID.
1855, for the construction of Water Works furnish
ing and lAyiax pipes Gxtarss, in the City Of Keo-
kuk.
Payments to the made in eight per cent Ksokuk
City Bonds.
Persons proposing for above work, win please
submit the plAns nIon which their proportions are
based.
L. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk, Oct. is, 1856. david City Engineer.
Nesicc 80 OenssAcssRs.
CEALED proposals. will be sc.ived At the Once
~ of The City Eugineer until O'Clock Y. NJ. Of
Monday, October 10th, a. d. 1859, Tor xraAiss
70 the amount Of Fifty Thoassad Dolisrs, psysbls
In eight par cent. Noads. Said work " " done
within the old LIMIT Of the City, daring The years
1857 end 1858.
Specifications can be seen ut the 0lbcs u City
Engineer.
l.. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk, Oct IS, City Engines
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DOOR PLATE ENGRAvER.

DOOR PLATE ENGRAVER.
l1NliE subscriber is fully prepared to furnish to
i order any Of the various styles Of Brass, Ger
man Silver, or Silver Plated
DOOR PLATES.
Also those most beautiful GLASS DOOR PLATES
much celebrated in New York, PhiindelphiA, st.
Louis. and all our large cities.
FANCY GLASS WINDOW SIGNS,
Of any size or style, furnished 10 order.
Farmers aud merchants who require Stencil Brands
for marking sacks, barrols and boxss, will please
send in their orders. Ordinary sised Stencil Brands
will be furnished at cents per letter small STEM
ell Name Plates for marking linen, with bottle Of
indelible ink and brush so c larger plates In pro-
portion.
Stencil Alphabets Of any sisc or style furnished
to order. Marking Inks Of various colors-Dlack
Rose Pink, Celestial Blue, Crome Yellow, Pari,
Green. Also, brushes expressly for Stencil Plates
win be kept for sale the most reasonable terms.
Orders received for Steel Name Stamps, Alphabsts
Numbers, &C., &c. Orders BY mail punctualiy At
tended to.
few good agents wanted in each Of the variou,
important towns througho the state. Address tn,
subscriber and enclose stamp for prepaymentof III,
answer.
Orders may be left at the Stovs sStors Of Messrs
Comstock 4 Bros, No. So, MAN st., or ct my resi-
dence, on 4th ST., bot ween Bank and Timcx.
Julylow8m THOS. H0U0HT0N.
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JOHN w. RANKIN,
DANIEL p. MILLER.
Fremont and Bu chnnnn--Thc Con

Fremont and Bu chnnnn-.Thc Con.
srast.
FREE LAgoR-TiiR NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE TO BE RELIED ON As THE Bull
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. - oHs G.
FRssoxr's Letter qf Acceptance,
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL 10 THR REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD. AND YoU COVER ORR COUNTRY
With BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Ba-
eAaaaa's Speech Lgr Wages Nass' Register ROD
T. paor Ags
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Telcgraph News.

CoLuxBus, Ohio, Oct. l0sh.---The Demo-
ofAts have elected to Congress Messrs. Pen
lletea, Groesbeek, Cockerell, Miller, Coz,
lawrence and Hall, certain. And it 10 be.
lieved that James Barnes, Democrat in the
| Fifteenth District, is also elected in the.
place Of W. X. Sapp, the present Republican,
| member.
The Republicans have carried the State byi
about 10000 plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l8. A prominent.
member Of the American party, from New
! York city, furnishes US with the following iif'
| formation: Tho Executive State Commit
tee, to-day, BY : majority Of 20 in Com.
mittee OF %, Resolved, that we deem it mex
pedient to make any alterations in the Fill
| more aud Donelson ticket Of this State, and
| we are firmly convinced that any interference
with it would be the means of giving the
State for Mr.. Buchanan, instead Of defeating
him.
Resolred, That we decline to accept either
OK the propositions OF the North American
State Central Committee, satisfied that the
Electoral ticket already in the field is the only
can successfully unite, and pledge uncomV
promising opposition to the defeat under any
circumstances Of his election. This action
and Fillmore parties in Pennsylvania impos-
sble. The original Fillmore Electoral tick
ct will be run.
| New YoRK, Oct. lSth.--The mass meet
ing Of the North Americans, at the Academy
of Music, was IN imposing demonstration.
The building was crammed, Notwithstanding
the violent storm. Chauncey Shafor presi-
ded, and speeches were made by Geo. Law.
Lieut.. Gov. Ford, of Ohio, and Butler q.
Noble, of Wisconsin. They all took the
ground that the slavery issue overrides oil
others, that Americsnism rests upon freedom,
and that they both must stand or fall together
Hon. II. Mason, from Montreal, a mem
Der OF the Provincial Parliament Of Cam.
da, publishes card in the Herald denying
unequivocally that the statements in the
Daily News and Express, by a Mr.. II. B.
Means, Of Port Covington, to the effect thai
Mr.. Mason had told Means that he was vel
acquainted with the father OF Jno. G. Free
mont, and that tho latter was born in Mon.
treal, etc. Mr.. Mason says he does no,
know Mr.. Means, never saw him, and tina,
he never used any such language as that at
tributed to him BY Mr.. Means.
Ii 10 rumored that Charles Carpenter one
Of the French Railroad swindlers, was ar
rested yesterday, near Newburg, and tina
clue has been got to large amount OF the
embezzed funds.
CONCORD, N. H., October lSth.--A mas
meeting Of 10000 Republicans, from tn,
south eastern portion Of the State, was held
here yesterday. Addresses were made b,
. Arson Buriingame, ]. Smith and others.
NV YoaK, October lSth.-Judge Brad,
to-day granted IN order for the arrest o
Mr.. Coleman and all the executive mem
bers Of ths San Francisco Vigilance Com
7 mittee, on the complaint Of WIN. Mulligan
, ono of the banished parties. Damages ar
I laid at 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

RELIGIOUS LlnERrY isl Rhich. ..s-Louis Ma
polaon has positively and pcremptorily or
dered the projects OF France to allow to all
the Professionals in their district the free and
undisturbed exercise of their religion, desi-
ring that he may hear Of no more persecu-
ton Of the protestants, and that they may
never again be disturbed in their worship.
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Keekuk weed YarA.

AUWAWk VIVA H2IOs q
VIsHR sabsriber, having purchased the above
yard Of n. Colson, will deliver ,od In any
part Of the city, cut and split for any length u
stove, for y2i per load Of 80 feet.
Atsowili saw wood ANY who're In the city fer rs
ssnts per cord where the quantity L six cords Or
over, snd hess 1t 81 10 per cord. Eight dsys NO.
tcs required for saving
yard corner Of High and Fifth Streets.
sept Is d3m p LIBRETON.
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RIcKEY i Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Percha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness canuot be surpassed. They are
determined TO do the neatest work that is
done in the City. and at less price than
any other Office here. Ofhce ON Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23

GT- The Rev. J. y. Watson, editor Of the
Northwestern Christian Advocate, died ct
his residence in Chicago on Friday afternoon
last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23
Sscond.st. Cheap roFetga, Domestic,
and General variety store,

OPPOSITE THE ATHENEUM,
WYE are now receiving the cheapest and best stock
w Of fashiobah.e eloaxs shawis, black silks bon
nsts ribbons, flowers embroideries, new style trim
mings, velvet ribbons, weolen and cashmere no.
siery, merinos, delsncs lustres, calicos, woolso,
silk, inerino and eaton andeS-s and drawcr.
linen shirts and cellars, biearhed and urbleached
masiins, Irish linens, blesched and un bieschsd
table cloths sud napkins. hsad-dresses and haids.
bracelets ~ every variety, perfamery, hair and
tooth brushes, and large variety Of notions, all
of which win he sold 1t New York prices
N. h. We have eng aged ths services Of one Of The
b<st cloak makers Esat ~ endact oar cloak depart
meut. ClaAks est without charge whsn the ma e.
rails are bouglt in th" store.
cc,sld r. II. ABBOTT 4 co.
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80. Great excitement has prevailed at
Portsmouth, Va, occasioned BY the raising
of Fremont pole and banner. The militia
ry were called ont to preserve the peace, and
the Mayor convened the Council, who passed
an order 10 cut down the pole, which was
forthwith done. The raising Of the pole IL
said to have been done in burlsque
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nWEIllNa MOUNE EOR RENT.


MAEAet NOSbCGs
nN and after Saturday, Nov. LIST, the Market
~ hours will be changed from morning to
o clock in the afternoon, and Market will be open
from o'eiock tili p. This arrangement win
continue tii April next. oct23-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-23
Neal Estate rrokesage
IxTELLyCENCE Or,

GENERAL INTELLgGENCE OFFICE.
gINHE Subscriber having opened of6cs on Main
i street below I'D ST. next door to DR.. Wyman 3
Office, and neariy opposite the Laelcde House. res
kak and State ~ Iowa, also to the citizens Of ILL
nois aud Missouri. n Heal Estate Agent. He
will give prompt and special attention the Real
Estate Br kerage, in all its various branches. Hav.
ing been actively engaged in the bnsiasss for some
IL years in the city cf Philadeiphis, he dAtters
hiiaself that, with experience with the West
mode II doing business, he will be able to give
general satisfaction 10 those who may favor him
With their patyps age.
Attention will like wise he given to the General
intelligence business. Also, to the renting Of
Houses, collecting House rents, &c.
JAS. s. PRIMROSE.
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test Of two years, and has
not It's equal in the Mis-
sissippi valley; and 70
the q Golden Harp" be.
ing . greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
, Their assortment OF
Heating Stoves for WOOD
coal 10 extensive
s&-ssY new pat
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION Phila-
delphia Ledger Of FRIDAY says:

.
''There is nothing new to add to the State
ticket except Potter county, which gives ATS
reported majority for the Union ticket; Wy
oming, which gives 80 Democratic, instead
of GOO Union. as first reported; Wayne,
which is now reported 500 Union majority
instead Of $50 Democratic: and Washington,
which is reported 300 for the Union ticket
instead OF 100. Whether these reported
changes can be relied on, we cannot say.
" The vote is very close, and We think it
scarcely worth while to repeat tables which
are 70 discrepant, and which prove nothing
conclusiyely. The following counties are
vet to hear from, which last year gave the
Following majorities For Democratic tick
et--Columbia, $50; Elk, ia; Fayette, 3ls;
Vsnsngo, 33. For Fusion--Blair, 972; But
Ter, 400; Juniata, lS6; Mexican. 100: Union,
10T Warren, o4l.
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Lsek out for Csunssraeiss.

LO0k out for C0Wntsrfelvo.
VOUNa MEN WANTED.--A nev and valuable
L system Of detecting Counterfeit and Altered
Bank Notes, by rules which infallible, and en-
able any to detect the fraudulent from the gen
ulne NJ sight.
ioaMg men out Of business and Wishing travel
ling occupation which will always pay, would do
well to improve this opportunity, which win b.
taught in few moments, and in . manner and ~
cording to tests perfectly sa,fsctoy to the learner
or no cnargs witt be made. Appty to
sep2ad J.G. STEWART
North ives, cor. Of Third 4 johnson up ct airs
NoTICE.-Ths intelligence and General Agsn-
cy business, win be continued in all its branch.
es, he north corner ard and Johnson. Suci
oeing deemed the most convenient premises, il u
ing in the immediate vicinity to the Post OlAce
aug23 J. u. STEWART AGO.
INTELLl6ENCE and 8ensral Agency Ofbee,
i Northwest Corner 3rd and johnson. up stairs
J. q. STEWART 4 CO.,
auf - Proprietor.
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REfERKxcks:
Err. I'D. W Ford, BANKERS Jssse Wickersham,
Eq,; Dp. McGugtn 4 Allen; Phillips / Co., Anc
tionsers DT. II. ~ Myman-.h soktk.
Odeslays, Merchants; Benz. 9. Barroll. Attorney
At Law Hugh l.. Bind, Attorney at Law-BALrI-
no1E.
r. Carroll brewster, Attorney At Law; Aaron
Thompson, Attorney at Law; II. T. CIRCUIT, Atty
At Law Johns CARTS, jr., Real Estate Brokers---
PHILADELPHIA.
Dodge 4 Browncil; Vim. Brown, Architect; L.
mon Co .--CnicA8a, oct32-dn
V1NHE City we Live in-keokuk Iiiustratsd.-
i 1900 copies Of Balous Pictorial, containing
views, statistics. kc., Of keoknk, for sale u the
oct23-d LITERARY DEPOT,
JOhnaon
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Fer sale Lew
1OE ACRES Of timbered Land, upon which Is 4
1OO splendid saw Mill in fall Operations, doing
excellent work. The above land has undoublsa ev-
dcnce OF there being extensive strata OF Coal In
II. One eommodieus Dwelling hoase, with out
houses. ETC.; situated miles from SALEM Henry
county, Iowa. For particulars, apply to
j. q. STEWART co.
Northwest cor. Third L johnson sts.,
augi5d Up Stairs.
WASTEi-Ihres Carpenters. Apply 10
w j. Il. STEWART
augl3 Cor. Sd i johnson sts.