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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

The SLAVE TRADE.-Our readers may
have noticed an ilom in our columns yes
terday morning TO the effect thai the Presi,
den. had granted an unconditional pardon
to Capt. Charles Herman. who was SEMEN
ced in Boston in the summer Of 1854, 10
Imprisonment in the county jail for three
years and TO pay fine Of 1000 for being
concerned IN the filing op, U The schooner
Giamorgan foi the Slave tfSfe. In view 81
the facl that President Pierce's organ in
Richmond, the Enquirer, and in Charles.
ton, The Mercury, have taken ground in
favor Of re-oponng the foreign slaye-trade.
we are not surprised that several leading
journals are anxiously epquiring for The
reason or reasons Of this acI of clemency
No reason has as yet been given. 1t is, we
think, time for The people 10 inquire where
our administration intends 10 stop in these
matters. No stone is left unlurned whose
turning will have weight however small
in The Convention VI June. If Virginia
still holds off alter an annual message cor.
laining direct appeals 10 the South against
The North, if The Soulh are mol yet satisfied
when all The power and all the patronage OF
The government are used directly f)r the
support and extension Of the peculiar inst.
luIion,' which is fast ceasing 10 be peculiar,
why should an unscrupulquS demagogue
hesitate to prepare for fnal step and at
least show that he considers the crime OF
slave traffic venial, as preparatory 10 a new
campaign in 1860 if they prove successful
in this one now opening, in which the re.
moval Of all restrictions upon the African
Slave Trade shall be made atest Of Democ'
racy. In view of this probable attempt TO
restore the proper social and political Or
gnnism,' The New York Times among other
journals, expresses hope that the reasons
of The Presidents clemency in the case
above mentioned are not based upon the
theory, which is now openly advocated al
the South, that the slave.uade is legili.
mate branch Of commerce, and oughs no,
TO be discouraged, and still less treated as
criminal, by The Federal Government
President Pierce can hardly be prepared TO
60 so Ear as this, in his subserviency 10
Pro.Slavery views--even for the sake oil
comprising the Cincinnati Convention.
The Times adds that there is moi the
sligbles, doub, tha, The sIave.irade Is carried
on constantly, from this porl, and from
others on our coasl,--in spite oil the strin.
gent laws which are still on our statute
books against it, Iii, is understood that
the Executive clemency is TO be extended
TO this class OF offenders, the laws pronoun,
cling The slavs-wade piracy may as we'll be
abolished at once, e,'-Pitis6trgh Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

4 A WARLIKE CULTlvAToR.-We observe,
in The Ohio papers. notice OF the appoint
menl Of Col. S. D. Harris. Of the Ohio
Culiivalor, 10 The Office of Adjulan, General
OF the militia Of that Slale. Carrots and
catYidges, grapes and grape-shol, urnips
and ,ompions, broccoli and bayonels, poIa,
toes and percussion caps ramrods and ruta
bqgas, will now equally share The attention
of the excellen, General H. Should
a "Wild wars deadly blast be blown"
through the Buckeye STATE, we may expect,
soma fire morning. an editorial like this,
from the pen Of the agricultural general:
"Now spade your gardens and harrow for
buckshot; dihble in your bayonels and
spsiskle sailpe.rs 10 kill The flin,e;, Make
beds forhoisier pistols and plant ten, poles.
lWasef Yeps siloe|drr slranr alIen onl a,iIl
tof patade, Tbs gfdbs aIe likely ID b
Troublesome so order out the guard. Cab.
bage may safely be left 10 the regimontal
tailor, and bush beans must be leyeIed By
The pioneers. Drum heads will do best
with sticks and you may prepare for mus.
lard. Fire-weed should be exlerminaleG
and musket locks well cemposted. Be
careful Of your young howIzers and cover
your magazine at night, with glass.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

Coon ArpoMrMEr.- Timothy Price, an
energetic and worthy man, and most excel
lent workman. has been appointed Master
carpenter Of the ncv State House.--Stcte
.knrnnL ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06
3 YNE TELEGRAPR.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

Representative in Congress (t1th District -
zion. v. B. HoaTos, Of Meigs county. ,t ,..-.
sSenator--State Legislature---CHAUNcEr G.
HAwLEY, of Lawrence county.
.Representative-AtFRED THOMSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

f'E TOWNSHIP oFFIcERs--sALTsBuRY:
Trustees.-Amos Dunham,T Thomas Radlord, A.
III. Barlow. rt..sa..I - ....
Clerk .-Hosmer Branch.
Treasurer.-O. Branch, eY ofic:o.
Justices Of the Pcace.-S. S. Paine, A. M.
Carlow, Elijah Jones. So. .9 l,s
Constables, Stivers, Oren Jones, ] w
Worley. -. -t..t ...... ...
Assessors. Bradbury.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06
CORPORATION oFFrcERs'-PoMERoY

CORPORATION oFFIcERs-PoMERoY.
Mayor--Randsl Stivers. 'e... ~.
Recorder--L, S. NyG.
Trustees-H. S. Horton, A. Murdock, H. B.
Smith, Wm II. Remington, ]. G. CartwrightI
Treasurer-O. Branch, ex ofiicio.
Marshal--Gayord Lyman.
|a-a a-.a - ..ls
.. TosTMAsTERs. .
Pomeroy--Geo. Lee.
Middlepert--D. Pangburn.
Racine-P. NJ. Petrel
Ietartsvie-Geo. l.. Piper. .. .. .-
Chester--Wm. Mitchell.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

LhN1Nu " nl lh1 ~ I'll NEto' wv.
nAVlS 81 NORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome-
IL roy, have their Planning Machine in good
order, and constant operation. Flooring, weath,
ef- bonrdifs, &C., kept constantly on hand hlI
-. Anlal a. s.ssfo nfooti0n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

New Lima Division No. 504. Meets every
Saturday evening. Hall in IL. Holts reed build
ny, in New Lima. - - w. p; =
-R
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

~ BRANCH & CO., Dealers in Dry Goods
W. Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &C.,
asst side of Court street, three doors above the
cmner Of Front, Pomeroy, 0. ian30
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

JAMES RALST0N, Dealer in Fancy and
eD Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, &c. Front street, three doors
below Court, Pomeroy, o. dec25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

N REED & BROTHER, Dealers in Drugs,
IL, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs,
otc,, Front Street, a few doors above Court,
poweroy, Ohio. nL dec25
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

hUNCAN SLOAN, Dealer in Groceries,
~ Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, &c. Coalport
Landing. n ~ lc4.s September 18, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

XT STlVERS, Manufacturer of and Deal
wv .er in every description of Clothing.
Corner Of Front and Court streets, Pomeroy, o.
The BEST workmen constantly employed. Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vestings kept always on hand.
Paris and London Fashions received monthly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

.annunlly; and every Presiden. Ola County
Association shall be ex ofiicio member of
Tho State AsSocintion
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-06

RY-oNE CONS "a Ttg ITO VI NE DEs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14
Notice.


II EEP II before the people that A. J. oHMkk,
IN has JUS. rcceivel and il still receiving, large
suppls Of PORTE MONAIES, KErICULk>, PURS-
rs, POCKET KNIVES, LADIES TRAvELiNuA
WORK BASKETS. WORK BOXES. \ new aud hand
some style of Jewoy, Boxes Of every pattern, tio-
Inns, Guitars, Flutes, Flies, Accordeons, banjA,
Drums. Tamboriaes. 10. Also general assert
ment Of Fancy aovds. Toys. &c, Ac. fcr Children.
consisting in parf OF Dissectng Maps of the World,
the Nation the q. s., A D G Blocks, and In fact
every thing from Elephant down to Bird, al OF
which will be gold cheap ~
A. J. o II NJ 4 4 IS
Fancy Goods Toy store, ~ preasnt johnson
ST. near tho Post 0afse, and after the 18th Of Nov
viii BE- happy to wait on his friends at his new
stand tho east sids of 3rd. hsswsen Main John
son Sta, Ksokak.
Oct II dim
| DORT FOLtOs. Whsius Desks, Lsdiss olns
I Inkstands. and : variety Of Fancy s .
| FOR Ladies' ne, for Aale ri NDkN -
II. aspt6 DooASsovs.
/ YOuSIN NICHOLAs.--A hit at the most proml'
~ nsnt folliss and shsurdties Of the british Al'
t0cxA0y. For sale BY urv
ssp4sA. CAVE bAlAAi.
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Paper and Cards.

We hAss Jnt received large aid bsaatifal stock
FAps~ asd Cards, direct from che maaufacsurers
vAisA - ~sah invits the stssntiossf Mssshsn,s
b bsssass No. We saa guarantee 10 sA1lsAer
sss work, essssr STOCK. on shorter notice, and At
es peisss. tAsa aay sshsr 49, In this city.
p Gard Printing ~ dsfy sonpetition In speed,
- q quality. Oss prices vary from % 70 Is p-r
|sDsad, To- srdinasy Size cards.
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- L,sy ~ lvoasA rsyR BANKS taken as Cur
rency a The na.hius Ho.ses In this city
R.nk ~ Elks.rt Riih.yt
Du.t afl.a-k.n a.hsn
B.nk of inaisn. M;chir>n City
Hauk a. Mani Vernon. M. Vernon.
n-I - 0...N, w-s,..Ia
H..I - p.n,s p.n,;
DarL ~ s.i.r Ss,ar
R..k a. Rorn I'M. Eoelv;,l.
H.nL ~ s~,....a $1,000
HunL ~ E.rs.- 60
Br,rl Eli. No. n.caIvit,.
C.mh,,d. &C. 49, c.mh,,a~.c,.x
c.n.I RsnL E,.a..;,,.
Cen,rai R.nL irai.a.r..,..
Cr..r.n, o. r. rrs.s.s,,.
Es.Lsa.S ~ n....-~ss.
49,. - n..h.n;c., Hsnh rna;.,.no,,,
P.v.sa.ra.-.. ~ caans-.y,,is
p.yma.ssH~~I 49,
far.m 49, H..k iss..~,,.
II.o.;a, b.-k fn-.:.n..
Jad,.a. 49, W.Ss.r
1ad;~. as--s No. I
Ind,.n 49, ~
Esr,..s- ..aas n ,rSs--
is-,~-ns-r
Merchesss "a Hs-I~.s~,u.k ~ Aha
MY. 49, 49, u-.~.~s,,s
p,.iri. ciav ns~s T~s.s 49,.
parke Ca. -
sm,Asr. - r.,,.u.r.
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uatAeA sunber Of special Nssisss Win ~
le1ssa nsAsr this AsaA ~ ~ ssats Inns for saei
Psssaea. Or oysr the EDITORIAL Assd FOR 80 ssn.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14

~; sad Blanks Of All descriptions sessly, shsap.
- sxpedisisasiy priated and fnsWlshsa y order.
Eas Dss Nouns vAlLwr Wa,a IL tssus1 fson
|esoss every Wednesday, haa an excessive and.
|seaaaaGsi ssslasios throsshoss the Dsa Moisss'
assy. - wsli - in the rest Of the stAss and tho
Paesa Seasss, and - nsdiaa Of advsrtisag j. not
pssssd. Sasseripsios priss u, - pr aanum Ia
|vnnss.
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To THE PUBLIC,
AnA Mere Especially - the Ladies.
JOHN IL. HOOPER,


AnA Mere Especially - She I.aAies.
JOHN II. HOOPER,
tLaie Moore Hooper,
On MAin-st, near Sd EOhuh,
II As inst received one of the largest nss"rtments
i l. OF choice perfumes and fancy goeis ever OF
fercd In this city, among whieh may he found
otto of Roses Ext, West End;
Ext. Jockey Club; Ext. Sea Rose
Ext. Cayoiine; Ext. New Mown itaJ;
Ba1in's Macassar Oil;
Eau dc Cologne
Lily White chalk balls
Rouges Of all kinds;
Barry's Tricopheru.;
Egyptian Hair Hy,;
Pink Saucer;
Bandoiine;
Mcen Fun;
The Balm of a Thousand Flowers; SOAPS Of all
descs iptions, shaving and toilet. Port Monnsies,
railroad companions, cigar cases, comb, brushes
III superior quality, caehous aromAtitcs, pearled
earlAmum seed for giving dslightfal perfume to
the breath after smoking.
The subscriber respectfully solieits a call from
his friends before purchasing else where.
oct3~d y. II. Hoofbk.
HAMA OE ELORENCE,
Tlorcnce, Nebraska Territory.
/ GEO b. SARGENT, Pres't, ]. N. PARKER Cash.
/ rIyHE undersigned, proprietors Of ihs Bank Of
Florence, Nebraska, are, BY the provisions OF its
Charter dividuAly responsible for all is issues,
and win redeem thu Notes OF said Institution in
Spb0, NJ We counter III tue Su0 -
either Of their Banking Houses, in Eastern Ex-
change 1T per cent, specie NJ ssma rates ~
other Currency.
Cook AEareeut, Davenport, Iowa.
Cook, sargent 1 Downey, Iowa Ciiy;
Cook, Sargent 4 Cook, IT. Des Me,nes;
Cook, Sargent Parker, Florence, Nebraska
Davenport, Iowa, Jaiy |, 90. 'ep,2
, 1mporaADs 90 Rahiroad COufvactors.
T1NlIE subscribcr, inventor and patentes u An In
. i proved sslf-Loading Cart, or Scoop Curt, hs
recently brought tcths locality few u them, ant
they are now II work grazing Exchange street, u
this city, In the hands Of J. A. Vial contractor
where thsy nay BE- seen II work 81 any time dusin
tbs season. They rsnovs earth for ono half q
etof doing ~ sAe cart and shovel, and arc Ne
worthy the ataention okAll engaged in that kind
businsss. All iatsrsstsd ars respectfully invite
10 witness their operation end Inform themselves
70 their value aaa esoaeny. All information o
thu subject can ~ ohsainsdof the subscrissr - q
d. Chazlss Hotel, sr Of Mr.. Vial.
g IA. 0PRAGun.
Keoknk, August Se-dtw3m
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4. RoxDAlL. 4. uouE. ono. n pvrS
kESnALI, isCWE CO..
(succnen0as ~ nOwn, AOcgwoop 3 co,l
Wh0lseaoO ana ROtaal
AUCTION e COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AnA Heal Estass Agents,
Second st., next doss TO the AthenDam ,Keoknk,
Iowa.
DAHriCULARa attention will be paid TO buying
l. and sciiiug Real Estatc and personal property
negotiating loans and any other business that may
be- entrusted TO us.
We hsve ronvensent rooms. and will attend TO
storing and for~arding goods and produce II all
kinds.
LN,,rai cash advances made on goods consigned
for lie when desired.
We have large and welt selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches. duid jewciry and notions, which
We ofsr at Wholesale aud retail, as low ~ can be
founfin the country.
Merchsntsnnd psdaiers viii be sappl,ed at ex.
trem~ly low prices for cash.
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lss advertisements FOR this paper mus, be pre-.
=. save thsss Of psrsoas having regular assoss.s
shis oass. This ruisis imperative.
3ills fss jos wosx ars sspectsd n b. paid on e.
Py OF tbs work, anless otherwise specially
Pssd upon.
lsseaats With regular es,tomers will b. settled
Afssfiy. nnlsss othstsiss spseisliy agreed upon.
sssovAL -Rrksv I Esnpsox hare rsmoycd To
vest side sf TAisd street, betwssn Main and
asson. Id3tav3w
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MUSICAL NOTICE!
MR.. o. G. I6BELL,

MUSICAL NOTICE!
MR.. o. G. IsBELL,
Takes pleasure in announcing TO the
CITIZEN OF KEOk Tx,
THAI HAVING
Secured the sery ices of a valuable assistant, who
will take charge of the business department
~ HIS
MUSIC ROOMS,
Me viii devote his entire attention
30 bleaching
FOCAL & INSTR UAfENTAL MUSIC.
Instruction will be given either
AT HIS ROOMS. Or AT RESIDENCES, on THE >
PIANO, MELODEON AND GUITAR,
Thorough Base, Cultivation Of the Voice,
and Singing.
EVENING CLASSES FOR THOSE
WHO pah to learn TO S'ne,
will xaon ha formed Mt the Rooms.
NO. 80 MAIN STREET.
Keokuk Sept II, Is5s.d,f
DATRICK a GROUSE have this day reeeis cd per
i Express the following music for Piano;
FILLMORE scH0TTlSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
100 copies willie We have missed you,
100 q 4 Bells Polka, and a fine collection 81
New Songs, Waltxes and Polkas for 6nitar
sep, l6d
NEW PIANOS.
WYE have lust received three AZ mi fcent 81
/ wv 7Octavo Rosewood Pianos with entire iroo
1 frame and circular scale. ALSO, second hand
/ Gilbert Piano almost new for rent or sale ut n
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor's improyed music stools, and In
dia ubber piano covers, with al. the new and late
sheet music.
Gu hand = good assortment Of Meluleons and
Aolicons PATKICk& GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main 4 johnson,
aug25d keokuk.
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G. z. DrMO }
Real Estate and Insurance Age

Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
T. FficE in kiibousae Block, Main street. be-
~ tween ID and 3D., keokuk. Iowa.
RxYgsgxcEs Edward ktibourne, Esq., keokuk
John Whitehead, Esd, Vow FORK Cha=. H. frest.
do; Msssrs. Pa2e, Briggs 4 Babbtt, Boston Amo.
d. smith, E.q.. Providence. Il. T.; Edgar Conklin.
Ksq. ,Cincinnati o.; !. W zsckerie. hsq, New Or.
teans.
REAL Estate MISUNDERSTANDING attention
paid 10 the purchasing and selling If City l.tts
Houses and l.ands of every description.
LIfE, FIRE, 4 MARINE INSURANCE AdkN
CY for the .Matuai Life Insurance. Company" ofN.
York. ACCUMULATED FrSp. s3.25u,0aa.
THE .ATLANTfC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
Co., Of Peosidence, 4. /. Pam cp CAPITAL $780,
THE ..ArHENHUM FIRE INSURANCE. co, 'oi
London BaAscn Ar PuiLApsLrarA, PA.
THE "pEoRIA MARINE AND FIRE ms, Co, !"
Of Peoria, Ius. PAIpiS CartrAL 800 600.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named Ar-t class, reliable oslees, would bsg leave
t,inform the merchants aud eitiksns generally Of
this city that am prepared 10 take Life, Fire, and
Marine RisAs, al as ios rates as b. had at any
other sound and reliable voiees. Open Policies
gran ted on favorable terms can b7 had in any
of the EAstern Citias. uay so, io3o.---d
city Tots and Lana for sale.
A1S ACRES splendid farming land. situated
Il IL about 10 miles directly west Of Abba,
Monroe ca. This fne tract eonssts Of prairie and
timber. partly under cultivation. Timber Of the
very beat quality Price very low, and terms easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosia. being part II what is
called the Benton Farm" Laws very handsome
aud situated about 10 miles from ths c,ty and can
b. had al bargain.
100 Acres, consisting If timber and prairie,
partly under ltvasou, and situated about miles
| from the city. Terms easy
LOT 10. Block T96. on Morgan street, between
49,. &aa l3ta, with new brick nopse will be sold
low and on reasonable terms.
I.OTNo. 5, Block 45~-with improvements. Fo,
further particulars, appiyts
c. X. niAoND,
ocy3-d kilbsurue r Hlock Main st.
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ron SALE.

ROM SALE.
T DISH and II, block u. corner Second and Pale
Lota, block 2al. between Thirteenth and Four
tecnth streets on Johnson. Has brick house rent
ing for &i5 per month
Sneiegant two story brick house containing nine
large aud ,nfortaoie Rooms hasa cistern, etc
corner OF Egi tn snl Bank SIS.
Lotion i.sse II by ITO feet commencing o" ises
south Of corn uf Esrhauyr aud isesee, saa run. I
ming lio feet deep 10 Comm ,feiai Alley otee'
wide.
Lots and q corner Seventeenth and Carroll sts.
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful ioealion ior
pr - auce.
cOrNTRY PROPERTY.
Highly improved Farm in iianepeA county ,iiii
nois " ii : acres, la tmhi1 All aalacf "a htasy
rail fence; 10 In fine orchard, 10 IN timothy
meadow enclosed by separate fenfe wsiis "f VA
frr a ne at each OF tenant houses, and tue other
at the barn, 81 feet by 10 feet. iirLK PEnfnef.
miles from Carthage. There isaa Usage nedge sur
''a'a'As 'A'' ' ii..YNcn woerroS.
.ep2oa.
Ilousc ana Lot for sale.
r nTS In block As. This Lot il improved w1th
IL neat one story brick house containing rooms,
and Is in Que Of the desirable parts of the c'y
Ii is deeidsdlyR choice place for private resi-
LYNCH 4 Wo0TToN,
osta-dtf Tor. "a and Jainsoh-sts'
u nrxr,. Llo,p u. SIMPSON.
RlCKEH 4 aIMP$ON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, COLLEaIohs,
/ A INVESTING AGENTS, Postoni'e b4 .' NV
4 n tupstairs) Keokuk, Iowa. All se'at r', ~
n,ss promptly and carefully 'rsnssc'fa'
] amincd.
/ xrYKass..ss s.s.s.sssas
Charles parsous. Esq., BANKER, heoShA
| A. l.. DemingA Co.,
| Gen ". 4. Held.
Il Ford. tsosnan 4 Ford, .
II b " hibourne, Esq.
N.ssrs ftcklin & Lucas, =
Na..r. Rankin Miller, Attorneys. =
wnre.nsstfaily invite those dssirousof nvestin'
- E.al Estate tn examine our list, witch coinpsse
sa,ae Of the most desirable property in heokok
..n,ch we offer on the most favorable terms.
In. n ,bs-aAv RIckEY ASIMfsON.
CARD.
80 r. REEDER dcvotes his attention esPecisA
Ill. 70 the basines II Counsellor at law and Won
sevsneer. He Ia 10 Notary Public, and vii =
| tend TO all the duties Of thai o0ies. HIS s0se
S's s.s. 1a.A issN {af
: VXYANrRll--A House snd Lot or vacant l.t !,
hr.ash the fostoncs. Isept1-d
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HnosAsrox 70 DUnHos AYnns.--Thers il q
present : heavy emigration from Ireland and
Scotland TO Busnos Ayrss.
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feas aAis % Properly 1. kssn al

- 1sODSEsy - AoO0 ~.
ov1 ef Lot l, Block &c, corner Of Aair
eSd Second sirsess-50 feet front By lao
dsP.
u vss 6rss sold in August lS46 for $3.50
ess-fourth cash and the balance in ono,
e, aad three years, With six per cent. in
~. Bat the purchaser, nossysd gss-
psas now living here, got frighssssd u the
~ and backed out after the deed was
sds ous for him.
Oct. Is, l847, the same lot wss sold to
lass Aastlsy Tor 500 on |, and years,
- six per cent. Interest. MAskley after
49, sold Il out IN parcels TO r. W. Ogden,
- Wells, end others.
n. Wslls Parehased the corner Is b, 80
IS, vAisA b cold in Sept, 1856, for &c..
o cash, and reserved al tho buildings upon
b b rsaovsd.
he vhoaslot wss cold . years ago for
700, which IL GENTS l / mills per foot, OF
lilo pr acre.
Tbs sale above by Mr.. Wells Of % By co
stef said LOT for go 900 cash, 10 6.63a .
sars foos, or e29o, 900 Per ACRE.
This 10 ansdvancs on Tia sale 10 Macklsy
s,aS0 Per esat.
Who can cay that Ksokuk does not beat IL
y towns In lows in the cash value Of heI
~ ssssss, IN populatioa, auosns OF bssi-
-, - the nanbsr Of buildings erected thi,
Asea, the amount Of monsy paid BY be,
|tissas for Railroads, and Anally, Ia her fu
afs commercial prospects.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-14

LYNCH a MaOTTON.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Near fdS Joan-on sts .oppoststhe ct, charles.
DAKfIGULAR attention paid ~ buying and sell.
ing real estate negotiating loans, and any other
business taat may be entrusted to their charge.--
Persons DESTROYS Of baying selling are invited to
cali ~ the late ofies Of Has b Lynch, where, by
III their cons plctlons position one ut the
vantages for the purchase aad sa.r Of real estate.
Attention is directed 60 the following property
CRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends OF lots /, 2 and 3, in block liz, BE-
tween 18th and 18th. Front on Timea.
House and lot Exchange ST., between Sd and
4th. Full lot, House rents for $500. Also stable
and cisiern.
70 It. front Main. wi,aa depth Of lao feet
part OF lot 4, in block 1888.
Lot 20 # froat aud 81 e.. deep on I'D. between
Exchange and Alley.
80 f. BY ian H., near corner 9th aud Johnson.
Block No. 40. ia Reds addition.
Corner iot Johnson and sth 4trrets--to t7 block
i0T.
House and LOT on 9TH 81, between johnson and
Exchange.
i.ot 2, block -, and lot 1, block 90
House and lot corner EHehaage aad Ihirteen'h
streets.
Lot 100 fee, by -, On list, between johnson and
Exchange.
Lot 30 by 100 feet IA a., between Exchange
/ and the Alley.
Lot 10 by ~ feet, near the corner OF Ath and Ex-
change
| lot on Rlonieaa bltveen 9Th and 9th opposite
the new Hotel.
! Lot 100 fe deep and ~ fcst front 9th street
between Main and Blonieau, and corner an Alley
next new Hotel.
Lo, corner II High aai sixth streets~-lot Z
| block 81.
| COUNTRY PROPERTY,
/ 81 acres adjoining Boston, "a miles from keokuk
! on the pla,.k Road. iine improved farm
leo acres 81 hnr land In iiilnots, J miles from
! Hamilton. and miles from the a,er; capable 81
division into several market farms.
SIS acrss III splendid sii IN SiarE county. Mo-,
| miles from keoauk. Has produced ID bushels %
wheat % the aare-
300 acres of land IN Doigecsunts, Nh
10 acres OF fine iesd 90 Mpn{ .oaefy TO-. Lows
lmile from Frankfort the equity seat, aud til
Whole nnalv wooded and watersd.
highly improved farm IN ilitnps of ] =" acres
t.0 fenced into = fields, ard balance In srienli
timber. Inis farm ii miles trtif carthage. aud
miles from Northern trnss RAitfaad now ia opefa
| ton con- aims u substantial house with rooms
also q number Of oai-heusts has toe Well
water ut the door of tue milk house ~ enc nj
from o saw nitti, au1 wttata miles OF CT sewers
yrlst mills. Title good aud WARRANTED.
1--WE acres Of ground, bsinga 1nc hul1aing SIT
in Scetion -, IoWnshtpb5, range, tive miies iro
Main-st.
farm miles from town, near the Plankroa
con aiming 100 acres, approved
Five or sen acres Of land adjoining Beidings re
idcpcs.
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale OF lar
quantities Of land in vsriousparts of Missouri.
svpt6-dtf.