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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
RELIGIOUS Notice,

PY divine perinissiao. protracted
I'D meeting will be held at the Baptist
Meeting House Of this place commencing
on SUNDAY NEXT, the sth instant,
at 104 o'clock, p. NJ. Several eminent
clergymen from the District of Columbia
are expected to assist in the exercises of
the occasion. The public arerespcetful-
ly invited 10 attend these meetings.
iuno Ill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
Rg- We copy the following commu.

Bg- We copy the following commu-
nication from the columns of the Ma
tionat Intclligcaccf'
T" PERUVIAN GUANo. Prom informa-
ton to be relied on it appears that the
Peruvian Government, for all its care,
anxiety, &C., actually receives but $14 04
nett per ton (2,24O pounds) for its
guano.
If the Government of Peru could be
induced to alter her policy and sell the
article at the islands to any and all par
ties willing to pay that price, then, in
my opinion, it would remedy the evil
complained of by the agriculturalists in
the United States. The competition
that would naturally arise among our
shippers and importing merchants would
increase the demand and reduce the mar
gin between Peruvian home value and
the present United States market price
to satisfactory figures. May we not
hope that this can be done?
sfAJADUT MINED
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

New HAVEN CHARTER ELECTION. AT
the charter election on the I'd inst, the
Democrats carried three out of the five
aldermen, fifteen out of the twenty conn
cilmeD, and the mayor and other city Off
GERS. The vote was one of the LARGEST
ever cast at a city election here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

/ Ezs- The Baltimore Sim of yesterday
quotes grain as follows Good to prime
white wheat at 81 55a$1 81; good to
prime red at 81 34a$l 81. Corn
white, at 42a50 cents; yellow, at Asa
80 cents. Oats, at 2Sa30 cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

RHODE ISLAND KNow-YoTHISGs REPU-
date FILLMORE. -ProCideHce, June B.
The Know-nothing State Convention met
here to-day. There were about one hun
dred delegates present The nomination
of Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency was
rcpuliated BIZ vote Of 81 TO 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

ES" Mr.. Marks, editor of the Ledger,
at Bayou Sayra, Louisiana, killed Mr..
Robertson, editor of the Chronicle, in
that place, on the 28th ult., in a street
recontre,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
NOTICE.

V1HE Commissioners for Montgomery
n County will meet on lHONDIY,
Me 16th instant, for the purpose Of max
ing the Levy for the year 1856, and
transacting such other business as may
be before them. U, FORREST,
june It'd Clerk to Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

APPEARANCE OF THE CINcrNNATI Con-
vENTIoN The Cincinnati Commercial of
Tuesday, in closing its report of the first
days proceedings of the Convention,
thus speaks of the appearance of the
members:
"The representatives of the Dcmoc-
racy in Convention assembled, are, as a
whole, good-looking men. The number
of big rosy men is remarkable. The
general appearance Of the body of the
delegates is decidedly superior to that of
the House of Representatives. Among
the other things, it is evident that the
South has sent up its strong men to repre-
sent it on this occasion, as usual"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
PERUVIAN GuANo TRADE. The Amer

PERUVIAN GuANo TRADE. The Amer
lean Farmer says that it is unable to ar
rive at any positive conclusion as to the
supply of Peruvian Guano for the fall
trade. Those who ought to know say
that the amount will be small, but others
predict a large supply. For reasons
heretofore assigned, we incline to the
opinion that the quantity will not be as
large as usual, but we have no certain
data on which to found our conclusions. =
Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
For Sale.

A VALUABLE NEGRO MAN,
IA about n years Of age, a first
rate farm hand. For further Information
apply TO the Editor Of the Sentinel,
may 3l--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
WAMTEn TO NIRE

A GOOD BOOK, without children % whom
IA the highest wages will be given.
ALsO--A HOUSE SERVANT The best
references will be required. Apply At The reg
idence ofthc subscriber on the east side Of the
Plank Road, three miles from Washington
City, D. G. THEODORE MOhHEk.
may 24--3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

E1- Watermclons, from Bermuda, arc
among the dainties of the season they
have now at Savannah, Ga.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

Ee- Fillmore having accepted the
nomination of the Know-nothings, sit
only remains" for the people to accept
Fillmore. It will remain sometime, says
the Boston Post.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

THE WEATHER AND ITS EFFEcTs.
Our climate seems to be growing more
and more coquettish. tbs time last week
it treated us with GOODNESS so severe as
to blight all kinds Of vegetation. Such
frost as it sent us we have never seen
or heard Of in our day at this season Of
the year. 1t is really distressing to be-
hold its ravagcs upon corn, potatoes and
especially upon our gardens. Nothing,
we believe, escaped, save the fruit which
was too far advanced to be much injured.
This week we have had scorching sun
with very little air and no rain to miti-
gate the intensity of the heat, which has
been very oppressive to man and beast.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
Harvest Goods!

sDRIME ENGLISH wALDRON GRASS
II AND GRAIN SCYTHEs, SNEATIIES,
RAKES, RIFLES AND wIIETSTONES for
sale at District prices, by
r7 wN. BRADDocK 4 co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
victory at Washington.

The rule Of Know-nothing violence
and bigotry is over at Washington. We
have the pleasure of announcing the de-
feat of HiH, the Know-nothing candi-
date for Mayor, and the triumphant cleo
ton of DIR. MAGRuDER, the anti Know
nothing candidate. The Baltimore Re
publican, speaking Of the result, says:
"This result is the more gratifying as
every means which power and patronage
in the hands of inscriptions men could
bring 10 bear against us were most freely
used. Kuow-nothing preachers traversed
the district prostituting the name of christ
ianity in their unholy political strife, and
urging the people to the most desperate
resistance. Many of the leading Demo-
Gratis were absent at the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and many of the ruffians of
Know-nothingism, the devoted tools of
the sworn order of this city went down
to help their brethren of the District by
giving their votes for them.
6 But all in vain! Reckless, menda-
cious and proscriptive intolerance has
been stricken down by the ''bared arm"
of the people in its most mischievous
lurking place in the slave States. The
nation will rejoice that the Capital is
redeemed from the thrall of intolerance"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
500 REWARD II!

az RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
~ living in Rockville, Montgomery
~ county, Md, on Saturday, 31st Of
49, May last, NEGRO MAN, AL
FRED, about % years of age; 5 feet I
inches high dark copper color, and
rather good looking.
He had on when he left, dark blue
and green plaid frock coat, of cloth, and
lighter colorcd plaid pantaloons.
will give the above reward if taken
out of the county, and in any of the
States, or $50 if taken in the county OF
the District of Columbia, and secured SC
that ! get him again.
JOHN W. ANDERSON.
June TT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
j, M. KILCOUR,

NOR THE PURPOSE Of repairing, as far as
IL possible, the loss he sustained, in the de-
struction Of his DwclIing-housc, by fire in
March last, will deliver LECTURE, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Goshen, on
SdFoolRDA'Y, June IN, at o'clock, p. NJ.
and, same day at Brookville, in the M. E.
Church, at o'clock, P. NJ; also, at Pool es-
vile, on SATURDAY,, the 14th instant, at
o'clock, p. NJ. and other points in the county,
hereafter to be named.
SUBJECT:
The Mission Of Homaa IN America.
TICKETS, to be had at all the stores in
Rockville, Mt Mobley's store in Laytonsville,
and at y. Waters store, in Brookvillc.
TICKETS % cents.
may Odd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
The HOMICIDE AT WASHINGTON
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday says:

THE HOMICIDE AT WASHINGTON
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday says:
Our Washington correspondence yes.
terday contained an account of the Kill
ling of young man named Owen Quig-
ley, in that city, on Tuesday, who had
come in contact on the street with another
named John Essex, the latter knocking
the former down, by which he either
struck his head ON the pavement with
fatal effect or was killed by the violent
blows and kicks given him by Essex =
The latter subsequently escaped very
mysteriously from the officer having him
in charge in the magistrates Office, and
the Marshal of the United States for the
District of Columbia now offers reward
of $500 for his apprehension. The In
telligencer says Essex was in company
with two or three other youths at the
time of the killing. and Quigley in pas
sing them was induced to turn off but
then hallooing ''Hurra for Magruder,"
Essex went back and assaulted him.
The Intelligencer srys:
Essex dealt Quigley tremendous
blow upon the weasand, telling him to
the ground, and following up the blow
by three equally violent kicks or stamps
with his heel upon the face and neck of
Quigley, rendering him insensible. -
These circumstances were witnessed by
Mr.. Charles Wood, respectable citizen
of Washington, and DR.. James Finks,
of Warrenton Va, both of whom were
passing at the time. The officer, Wilson,
who had Essex in custody in back room
of the magistrates office, and who after
wards came forward and stated that it
was not worth while to continue the case
for the prisoner had gone," was arrested
at the instance of Justice Hollingshead,
on the charge Of completely in the escape"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07
For Hire.
NAV 3 bal

A NEGRO BOY, about II or 10 years old,
~. who has worked on a farm ana Is n good
house servant. For further particulars apply
at this office.
may 3l--R
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

ES~ The Messrs. DIVER, masons, are
vigorously pushing forward the stone
wall for the Courthouse enclosure. We
hear but one sentiment expressed about
their work, and that is, that it Is being
executed in a superior manner. We do
not profess to be judges of masonry, but
our observation leads US to say that these
gentlemen fully understand how to COM
bine durability with ncatness in their
line Of business.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

re- The annual meeting of the Mont.
gomcry county Agricultural Society was
held on Monday last at the Office of r.
j. BOWIE, Esq. in Rockville, the result
of which was the reelection for the en-
suing year of all the old officers. The
Treasurer, ROBERT w. CARTER, Esq, de-
elihed his post, and the vacancy was
filed by the election of GEORGE PETER,
Esq.
We learn that it was the earnest wish
of Judge DUNLOP, who has SO faithfully
and satisfactorily served the society as
its President for several terms, to give
way for some other member of the socie-
ty but so great was the appreciation Of
his valuable services as presiding officer
that resolution was unanimously ADOPT.
ed requesting the Judge to retain the
Presidential chair. We trust that this
request will be complied with, for there
can be no doubt that the agriculture of
cur county owes much to the public spir-
tied energy of President Dunlop for its
advancement, and with him at its head
we may expect to witness its onward
progress to perfection.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

THE CRoPs. The recent alterations
of heat and cold have materially affected
the prospect for wheat in our county.
The fly has committed extensive depre-
dations, and if the present drought is not
speedily broken, our farmers will not re-
alize more than half crop. We have
never seen oats look more sickly at this
stage of the season. The first planting
Of corn failed to "a great extent to come
up; and the replanting will proveas un-
successful unless assisted by rain in
short time. In short, everything is suf-
fering greatly for the want Of moisture.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL.-The
election for President and Board of Di-
rectors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company took place in Washing
ton, on Monday last. The following is
the result:
VIM. p. MAULsBY, Of Frederick city,
President.
The Board Of Directors consist Of
Tuos. DEvEcMoN and JAS. FITzpAT-
RICK, Allegheny county.
JAS. CowDY and JAcoB II. GROVE,
Washington county.
JOHN BREWER, of this county.
ROBERT ?. DoDGE, Georgetown D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-07

There appear to be all kinds of rumors
adoat as to the prospects of the candi-
dates. among which is one Of complete
arrangements, by which Douglas friends,
preferring his chances in 1860, will
yield in favor of BUCHANAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27
OMDaNANCE NO. u.
AN ORDINANCE providibg for the payment Of the
interest npOA the Bonds iasaed for Railroad and

general improvement purposes.
BE ordained BY the City C0SncH Of kA< CHy Of Rf-
okuk Sec L. That at the same time that the other an.
nua taxes Of said city levied, there shall In ad
dtion thereto, also b levied from year 70 year BY
the City Council IN annual tar upon ths property
real and personA subject to taxation for county and
state revenue, sam SUFFICIENT TO pay the interest
Tor one year all bonds that have been iasued or
provided TO be issued in payment Of subscription on
and Muscatine Ralr, Ad Company, TO the Mississip-
pi and Wabash Railroad Company, and the Keokui
FL Dies Moinss and Minnesota Railroad COMPANY a,
we'll =. ell bonds that may hereafter be H.
sued for general special improvement purposes II
ter dcducting such dividends the stock owned by
the city, may from time 70 time b made to said
city BY sAid Companies. or general spscial i'm
provenent,-saii dividends - far a. the same may
extend, 10 be applied 70 the payment Of the sad in
tcrest-and when the City Council shall have made
such levy, it shall " the duty VI the Clerk Of the
Council to extend tho the Collectors book
for the year In which the levy Is made, and in sep
AAte column, 70 be dsnominatsd "Rail Road and
improvement Tax, which tax shalt be collected in
The same manner ~ the other annual taxes Of the
CITY and the payment thereof 70 b. enforced BY the
! same reguaiions and provisions Of Statue and Or
dinAncss ~ obtain in reference 10 other annual tag
es Of said city.
Sex. 4 That it shall BE- the duty Of the Treasurer
OK SAID city 70 keep all moneys arising from the col
lection Of said Railroad and Improvement Tax sep
10 b. paid out by him only for the payment of the
interest accruing and due on said bonds
| and for no other purpose whsoever.
Passed August 10Th, 1856.
| SAMUEL b. CURTIS, Mayor.
B.S. MER9iAn, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27

- told the peollss - havs no right t.
agitats. Have tAsy ~ asasch right 70 A.
i1aAs Slavery - nissoariaus Asvs, 90 far =
Kansas b son1sslsd With ~ controversy,
especially when Missoariaas invade Kansas,
usurp Tie power IL defiance Of al law and
order, and opprsss our brethren tharep Shall
We stand Oh, fold our arms with cold indif-
ference, and feel no sympathy I would rsth.
Or fall pleading The casse Of the oppressed
and the rights Of man, than succeed 70 wear
the diadsn Of ths tyrannisal opprsssor.
JOHN EDWWRDS.
CLARION, Aug. 20, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27

A-MA0ciRE's COMPOUND EXTRACT o. BsxHs
PLAsr-A certsn cure for Diarrhaa, Dysentery,
summer Complaint, and all aGectioss Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, pAlstable and
reliable remedy 1t Is unequalled For children
teething, attended with irritation Of the bowels, II
is the most soothing remedy In use. Prepared and
sold by ia c. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. W. cor. Olive L ID ss., 81. Louis
For sale in Keokuk by r. II. OConnor, and Drug
gists generally. [sug7OdAwem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27
CaAaIrox, Aug. 20, 1885.



Tas DsnocaAflc Plat Tns"AnDascA An" Par.
rORA-The American De- FORM .--7. The recognition
moesacy rssognse and y u the right Of the native
dept the principles con- born and naturalissA slti-
tanned in the organic lawn Of the United 6tatss
sstablishing the Terrific permaaently residing 10
ries Of Kansas and Nebras any Territory tAsrsol,
ka, ~ cmbodying the on frame their Constitutes
~ sound and safe sola- and Laws, AND TO REG
tlon Of the 'slavssy ques- ULATK THEIR DOMkS-
tion !" upon which the TIC AND SOCIAL Ar.
xrea. national ide. Of tho FAIRS IN THEIRowN
people Of this whole c0un- MODE
Try can repose Ia its de-
tsrmined conservatism Of
the Union--Non- Interfc-
renee by Copgress with
Slavery in the Territories
or in the District Of Co
lpmba.
Substantially upon the question Of slave
~ extension, it will be seen that the two plat
forms do mot differ 1t all. Both are bold,
bad bid for Southern votes. Thna far, 10
that part Of the country, the Democrats APP
pear to have the better lack. Now against
both these, We present to the frssmen Of Iowa
the following extract from
THE FREMONT PLATFORM.
Rssoived, TnAr rHs CONSTITUTION cvsvsas UrOs
CONGRESS- SOVEREIGN rowsR ovsk fas TERRITORIES
o. TEE uHIrkp STATES, Pun rnRIR GOVERNMENT. ssp
rBAr IN rnE ExExcIss OF THIS roW9R, " - DurH Tng
RiGHr AND DUTY or CoH0axss ~ PROHIBIT IN rnG
reAnY AND SLAVERY
coed News sr0m PeansyivauIa.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Daily GAastts.
WAYNEsBuRc, Green Co., Pa, Aug. lS.
This part Of the Keystone State is in
| . blaze for Fremont and Dayton. Green
county, which formerly gave 1000 majority
for the Democrats, is now claimed for the
Pathfinder OF the Rocky Mountains. There
are no Fillmore men here. We havea large
Fremont Club organised, which 10 presided
over by Robert Adams, man lightweight
years Of age, whose intellect il yet unim.
paired, and who has distant recollection OF
the malignity with which james Buchanan
and his party opposed Madison and the var
Of 1912. He says he wishes to live to see
the patriotic sons OF America administer .
lasting rebuke to the man who was last in
ceasing to denounce those who had the cour-
age to vindicate the rights Of American sea-
mon. Not only is the clab presided over by
the most aged man In the county, but it en-
braces almost eli tho young men in the town
many Of whose fathers have been, and
some are yes Locofooos. The people here
claim the State for Fremont BY . handsome
majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27
FEED store

FEED STORE.
E0R the greater convenience Of The Public the an.
i dcrsign~d have opened, on THIRD STREET in sl,s
70 formerly occupied BY ". T.. Thompson's Shae
store, an ext snsivc
FEED STORE.
Customers can at eli times supply .hemsel res with
the following articles
Oats, Corn, Bran,
Corn Meal, Shorts. and crushed Corn
Orders punctuay delivered In any part II the city
aug. Ed LCNN LIVINGSTON.
WaSe Chance.
vISHE subscriber has 10 acres Of good veil laying
uplAnd with considerable timber ON 1t, In seq
ton ~, on the Des Mones miles from tbs old cit,
plat, which he wlli ssl 1t great bargain for cash
Price So per acre. VIZ. THOMPSON,
aag22 No. 50 Nam sire a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27

M1l0 NoANoo.
NJ hAvs - rseelSD tesoe magnificent ~ and
.yy y0geave 1esssso4 Ilanss Sith sntire iron
n,s..e W sasesiar ssalA Alse, o.s sseond-haad
zlot Z 1sOssr : insseysl n.ste stools, and In.
"a rsesss pasAs ssvsrs visA ~ NE new aud late
On hard . good assortnen. Of Mslodsons aad
Aolicons. PATRICK GROUSE.
Second strsst BIT. Main johnson.
angzod ksokuk.
ToHN y MOTT er 3 o..
house u AitsAssek Go. TIE Wholesale asa retail
Hardware basinsss, In its various bsoschss will be
conducted under The nAas Of Hitchessk, Mott Co.
CHA6. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN n. MOTT, ia
HENRY 9. HITCHCOcK.
THE subscribers aSs aew receiving large additcos
10 former stuck Of Hardware ana HOusskespine
wares, % which We invite the attention Of Desisrs
aus7bd HITCHCOCK. MOTT AGO.
| 4. conxAsLs. exo. ,. ssYru. \. csxsAsLx.
CsONNABLE, sAYTH 1 CO.--whoissals urv-
~ oers, dealcfsin Tennessee, iron. Forwarding
end Commission Assohants. Nos ~ and 80 Lsvss.
Have nov on hand . full and complete stock foe
fall trade. To which the attention Of purchaser IL
solicited.
aug -.
MATCHRS.-Ars sole agents for Pierce 90 bsa-
Az sed matches. City trade supplied BY tAs guam
aus - ~ . " -
SUNDRIR6.-3o bbls. Roofing Pitch, bOs Rolls
~ do. Papers, both plain ana saturated. 50 Baiss
,Aan % 1s Gus coS :.GsEs' s Myra to.s
SGAMLESs sACkB.-beVs large . basnsl, II
~ saPesisf quality. Just received direct fren the
usnufsctarsn. FOR sale BY
Aax - CoNNABLE, sMyTH co.
D.AsTkR PARIS AND CENKNr.--3s bblS
l Plaster Paris, 100 bh!a Cement. iw sale BY
D0WDEK! POWDER 100 Kegs Kl1s Pow
der. 500 kegs mining powder, 10 oases II CAMS
ter powder. 10 cAscs 1 h powder. Now in our
avg i - - coSSABLE, sxYra co.
NYtNDOW 1LAss.-sO0 h,Ies var.oss s,s..,
W Iumbiers, Jars, Flax, &c. For sale BY
aug - CONNABLE SMYTH 1 co.
lsENNEssEE IKuN AND BLACKsM iii Tools
L Ac.--3o0 tons Assorted liar Iron, 200 slabs
fiow steel, tons square and ociagon Gait Steel,
ton Spring steel, tons herman steel, | ton
American and English Blister Steel. A large w.
r,ety OF BiaeAslnith tools, for sale Low, 70 AsT-
aug Is ooNNABLE sMYrH Aco.
NuIiCE.--Wni be sid 10 "a, rhaIe,. II ~. e.lI
AND Boz Machines. Received p.r steamer ..sam
Young, september 10th, ls.5, IN the name Of Viii
soa Cruas.
asg23 CONNABLE SMYTu CO.
MorICE.--rhs Intelligence and Geuersl Aesn-
~ business, will b. cpatinusd Ail il hesosA-
g. on the north wrst corner 3rd and yohasea. such
being deemed the most convenient premises, Ii ~
ing in the Immediate vicinity " the Post O@es
aug - J. u. sTEWART 4 CO.
rXrELLlGENCE and Usneral Agency O6c<.
n Nox<h "A Ink
%. STEWART 4 CO.,
auh - Proprietor.
ELP WANTED.-Cooks. ChAnbsruAids, and
i i maids VI all work. can ind comfortable stus~
tins 81 good wage, BY applying 1t the Intslg-ncs
! sud General Agsncy Once, On Main street, oppo-
| site the Lacteds House.
aug =, 1855 II. FOrHRRIN0uAA.
EMPLOYERS in want u respectable servants.
IL ass invited TO cali aud register their aanss q
the lnteiiigvncr and General Agency 0mce, Main.
| street, nearly opposite the Lsricde.
aug ~ n. fOrHERIN9HAM.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27

Curtis's majority,lo70
Those marked with an asterisk (s) are Of
fetal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-27

Ma0ut0csoroeO = Whole salo Deal 70.
No. 81 AAin-ss., ~. Louis, Mo-,
Il EEP constantly On hand complete assortment
IN Of custom work. Orders promptly and faith
faiIy ATTENDED TO
aug - d6t W.T..