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The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26
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Iggested By DagnerreofyPe Of Hm. I. Pearson, rh
persisted in the FIRE at Nerada, July l9th, 1856
Semblance of life imprest by art,
Couchd with heath's enlvening hue
Flush of youth inspires the heart,
Type of thee remains to view.
Tis all that immortal art could leave,
When all that's mortal fades and dies
When life's pure spirit takes it flight,
And scars it heavenward to the skies
You once were gay, but now, aasl
Surrendering form or human trace,
kemov'd by Deaths untimely grasp,
The earth thy mouldcring ashes claim;
"Afflieton's sefdeplores thy DOOM"
Whilst Memory's self shall live to name
That our will clad in deepest gloom,
Whilst life form of thee retain
This viii assuage parents grief,
To see semb!ance ofthy face;
To friends afford a kind relief,
Whenl lifes self type shall be retrac'd
Ye felt the flames devouring fire,
martyr to Fate's consuming fame,
To raise heavenward moaning prayer,
To sink to earth and leave name.
But more than name whilst life records
Your virtues their bleeding heart
And Memorys hallowed self awards
This type of life to thee and art.
But what walls that hour will come
When all that friends or art record
When soon shall friends and memory fade
Then Virtues self be thy reward
Oh Virtue immortal tower of famel
Fulgent brightness as the MONDAY sun,
Rears monument to that name
Whose lofty acts of virtues won,
Ere death thy moudering ashes claim,
Secure that living tresure thine
That throne of never dying fame
That lies beycnl the bounds of time
The Nevada journal., 1856-09-26

The TELEGRAPH IN THE EAST IN
DlEs.-In two years four thousand miles
of telegraph wire have been erected in
India. Calcutta, Bombay, Madras,
Delhi, Lahore, are now Geographically
united, and six thousand miles of new
lines are in the course of erection. No.
l galvanized iron wire is used. The
wires are erected on strong durable
posts, like those in our own country.
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~ A vote was taken in a railroad

EV A vote was taken in a railroad
car out west in the following manner:
A Buchanan man arose from his seat
and called on all who were in favor of
Fremont to ''pull their boots off" No
one appearing to support, in this novel
manner, the claims Of the great Path
finder, he requested those favorable to
Buchanan to keep their boots on"
which all the passengers forthwith pro-
ceeded to do. Unanimous for Buch-
anan /"
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gA store was broken open one
night, but strange TO say, nothing was
carried off. The proprietor, the next
morning, was making his brag of it, at
the same time expressing his surprise at
losing nothing. "Not at all surprising"
said his neighbor; ''the robbers lighted
a lamp, didn't they?" "Yes," was the
reply. "Well," continued the neigh
Dor, "they found your goods marked up
so high that they couldn't afford to take
them"
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sheriff. sale.

I virtue Of an Execution directed issued out of
the lfs District Court Tenth Judicial District ard
for the County Of aba. udgmt nered therein
on the 18th ay Of August A. D. 1856 by default in favor
Of William Iaxiey AM Samuel Eardgrt for the sum
Of eight hundred sixtetn 90lU0 doa with interest
the of $50 90 the of 10 per per aunum
from the 29th day of August. d. 1856 until paid to-
gether with all costs Of suit ave levied upon and sez
ed ad will Expose public sale front the Saer of
ice 10 Neva city, the 9Th day of September A d.
1850 n o'clock y NJ All the right title n.erest claim
Of the al Samuel HargreaTes OF ami in the following
er5cd property situated and b,ing Freen an sCoss-
N in Nty ala County AMI State ot Cafo MA towit =
hout AID the fot upon which it is built the me which
forH,ry occupied by Samuel Hargl aves a Hotel
an ore WV WRIGHT Sheriff
BY W lillian Buttcrfeld Deputy.
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Gem Stables safe.

<NIATE OF c. NORMA, ouuty Of Nevada, S.
- BY viftre OF order, to delivered issued from
he Court Of ID Norton. ESP acting Justice of the
Peace n and for the county aforesaid bearing Sep
'eInber 1th. A. sJ6, to satisfy Judgment for the
iorceHcnt of Mccl alics Lien rcnd red by ad Justice
OF the loace ihe 9Th day Of August D. is56 in favor
" the iow Tent Lumber onpanN, and -anst Messrs
Cla?p & irwin for the of S33 81, debt interest
"a ages nj costs Of suit will sell to the highest bidder
for ca h in r nj of ayor Johns store Hun bug City
on saturday, the lth day of October sJ6 between
the hours ct II o'clock aud O'Clock NJ the followin
described property to wit certain Dwelling House
and Barn. stuated in Humbu2 CITY, and known as the
Irving House. and held by said lien. Taken the pro
perty Of O. p IN IN satisfy the demands
aecr1ng costs II. MOON, Const able
cptembrr u. ls:6. senIa-td
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G9e Nebaoa yournal.
A G z N II s.:

L. p FISHER, San Francisco, office In the iron bnd
ng, Montgomery street. opposite the Pacific Express.
Gardiner & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two door
from the Post Office
Clark g. seelcy. Langton's Express, San Juan.
Kendall g. Spencer, bookstore, Grass Valley.
And Expressmen generally
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VINO WILL WHEEL THE APPLES p
1t is said that Major Poore's wager has
been taken, namely-that if Fillmore
does not receive more votes than Ere.
mont, in Massachusetts, he, Poore, will
wheel barrel of apples on wheelbar
row from Newburyport to Boston or,
if Fillmore receives the most, the taker
of the bet shall convey the apples in
same way from Boston to Newburyport.
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Bricks +! Bricks /!
RObinson's Crossing
e G PHILLIPS

TJ'HE ROAD from Nevada to Downieyi.ie. by way of
Robinsons Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Roal fer Teams.
To all the Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South ard
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emorys CroS ing
This ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines I'm thcr
South Poor Mans Creek. Nelson's Creek. and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada AMI Downievillc.
g This Road is easily Travelled as that between
Sacramento and Nevada -Four horses readily draw
from Three to Four Thousand pounds of Freight from
Nevada TO the of the hill Downieville when the
Dad is not obst!7lc.cd by heavy rains snow.
WILLIAM L. ROBINSO, Proprietor.
Nav |, lS-6-lv~
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Flowers, ike cats, can see in the
dark. Who'd ever think of lighting the
lamp, while he had the "Star of his
Life" by his side on the sofa
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u In metropolitan auction-room.
on certain occasion, little jew, who
was slowly and shrewdly making his
bids, was addressed by a near by-stander
with "There is a disagreeable odor
about here: what can it lie % ..Yaas,"
he replied, unhesitatingly, "dat ish my
veeti' Your feet then why don't
you retire from the room, and not mingle
with gentlemen The odor from your
feet is very offensive" "Ah !" respon-
ded the little Hebrew, ''you ought to
zmell 'em in "a Email room in de hummer
time !" Pride in such an accomplish
ment, as Baron Pompolino would say, sis
virtue somewhat rare %
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Legal Advertisements.
peclaraticn.

Gtate of California, County of Nevada ss-Know
- all men by prese nts, that Ellen Stone now of
county of Nevada aforesaid do hereby declare
int avail myself of the provisions of the act
entitled authorize married to transact
business in their names as sole trader pr
18TH A. D. 1852 that the business shall carry en- or
transact will be that of keeping Bar and Restaurant
and Mining in the said county of Nevada that the capi
tai invested employed therein does not exceed the sum
of five thousand dollars
IL. ST. ELLEN STONE.
Done in the presence of J. /. CALDWELL
State of California, County of Nevada IS
On This the 18th day OF September A. D 1856 person
ally appeared before Notary Public in and for the
said county Ellen Stone personally known to me 20 be
the person described in and who executed the foregoing
instrument and declaration did make the foregoing de-
caraon and that she intends carry on the business
azores aid in her and her account and
that she by made acquainted will the contents of
the foregoing declarations ana acknowledged on an ex
animation AZ and without the hearing of her husba
that she executed the freely voluntarily with
fear or eompulsion undue influence of her hus
of the same
In witness whereof hereunto set nv hand
j. /. CALDWELL,
~ Notary Public
State of Califor ma Countyof Nevada ss
j, j. Fl. Bostwick, County Recorder in and for said
county do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of declaration this ds filed for record my office
Witness my hani aid Off al seal hereto affixed, this
18Th Jay Of September !. r 1856
Isl J.H. BOSTwICK, Recorder
BY THOMAS p HtWLEf, Deputy. seplS-}w
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Post OMce Literary Depot.
GARDINER & KIRK,
hotel.

Third Street. doors from the Post Office Sacramento
~ Agents for the Nevada Journ al :.
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Saw Will for sale.

Saw viii EOH sac.
A NJ wishing go into the Lumber Business can
~ purchase the Mil known IIirst, Russell & Cos
Mill which will be sold a Great Bargain
Two Span of Horses Two Wagons
Three Yoke of Oxen;
Household Furniture Truck Chains
And every article belonging the business in good order
$4,000 Feet of Good Logs in the yard aAd
l5DO00 Feet of Superior Lumber.
The Last Warninc,-An those indebted TO II rst, ,
Russell Co. notified that can't wear ont any more
Boots or spend any money for ard My time
would willingly give its worth but little to me, bat
o De dunned for Grub is awful !
Nevada, Aug g, 1SJ6-tf l. G. HARMER
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Wood! Wood :!

Seasoned and Green " OOd
CHINGLES and Boards, 3 feet in length on hand and
- for sale
Job Hauling done at any time al reasonable rates.
f. c. PURTYMUN, Boulder street.
Nevada, Aug, g, 1s56-tf
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EXPRESS & JOB WAGON.

Ii JULIEN, offers his services the people ofNevada
Il /. in the Express and Jobhing business
AL orders viii be promptly attended to
To be found in front the Nevada Journal Office, Main
street at any hour Of the day engaged business
Nevada Aug S-tf
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GenernI Variety Store.

II r POWERS-dealer in Crockery and Hardware
i Edge tools and Cutlery, Mining and Farming In
dement's OF all descripcns-Ccrner of Pine aud Com
al1rtsi streets Nevada sagS3n.
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of the grave. They proclaim 1.-The hair
of the dog will cure the bite and pre-.
sent James Buchanan as an antidote to
the hydrophobia produced by Franklin
Pierce. Is there no better remedy p
VIII the North allay her fever by hav.
ing more of her freemen murdered in
Kansas VIII she tamelv submit to
repeated insult and outrage Must her
Senators be knocked down at their posts
of duty by the bullies of the south, the
myrmidons of the President ? No, some
soothing balm must be applied to the
irritating wounds of the country. Once
has Millard Fillmore restored harmony
to distracted union. He can do it
again. The better days of the Repub-
lie can be returned by the son of New
York. If the restoration of the Missouri
Compromise is the only measure that
will heal the dissentions of sections, in
Gods name let it be done. What is the
value of an unimportant abstract ques-
ton to the quiet and safety of glorious
Union
Better that Kansas and Nebraska
were at the bottom of the ocean than
that brother should war against brother,
and drench the earth in each others
blood. Daniel O'Connel declared one
drop of life to be worth more than the
independence of Ireland.
Let union and harmony be attained
atany cost, but the sacrifice Of impartial
Justice and untarnished honor. But let
us not sanction the perpetuation of a
blind and infatuated policy which has
weakened the bonds Of union at the ex-
pense Of every principle, that patriots
hold dear and live but to exemplify.
The election Of James Buchanan will
be a continuation CT horrors. He is
pledged to maintain the policy of Pierce
which has well nigh shipwrecked the
Republic. The wrongs, he they never
50 great, are to be prolonged. No change
Of course is advocated by the locofoco
party-none is intended. 1t is evident
that change is needed Some tried
statesmen and true must be called on to
administer the government. Millard
Fillmore has shown the reouisite ona1i.
ties. He has scattered tumult and dis
order to the winds once, and in him
there is confidence. The spirit of con
tention stalks abroad in the land and
must be allayed. 4'Rest, perturbed
spirit, rest" is the voice of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-05

- LSsr " InDIAaA Ea1x BANKS taken ~ Car
ency 81 the Banking Houses In this city
bank Of the Capitol, lpdianAPoiis
Bank Of EikhArt, ElkhAst.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshsa.
beak OF Indiana. Michigan City.
BsAk VI Mouat Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Baak III Paoli, Paoli.
Bank Of 6aism, 6alsn.
Bank Il Rockville, kssaviils.
bank sl6yraesss, 6yYssass
Bank u Warsw, Warsaw.
Broohviile bank, nEsskvills.
CsnhTi1gr City Deak, CsahsiAEe City.
Canal Bank, Evaasviiis.
Central Bank, InAianApoiis.
CrescsntCity Bank, Evansville.
Exchangs Rank, 6rseneastk.
FarmsrO' aaA Mechanics HANK, indianapolis.
FAystssCosnty Bank, Connenyille.
IaSUeTs' Bank, WestAeld.
QSo01scy bank, Lafayette.
Ii0osfeY Bank, LogAnsport.
Indians Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.
Iudian Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Kentucky stock " Columbus.
lAgTangs Bank, Lima.
Mssrhant.' and Meehanics' Bank, New Albany.
MY. W.. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Tcrre Haute.
Pxrks Co. Bank
Southern Bank. Terre HAute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
SsyiHss Bank Of Indiana, ConnersviIle.
Tippecanoe Bank, winnAmac.
Trsdsrs' Bank, Indianapolis.
- The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
ceiysd BY any Of the Bankers in this the
exception Of the Agricultural Tenn Bank, which
10 taken BY Dcming Love and Ford, 0orhsn
Ford.
Erie City Bank, Pennsylvanis
Warren County Bank, Pennsy lvsnis.
New castle Bank, Pennsylvania
Cumberland Savings Bank, Aaryia
Bank Of Tscumseh, Tecumsch, Mich.
xacomb Co. Bank, Nj. Clemens, Mich.
Ariington Bank, W ashngton, b. c.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsviils, Tenn.
Exchange Bank Of Tenn, Murfrsesboro' Tenn.
Bank Of Hast Tennessee, Knoxville, Tens.
Central Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn.
fasmer' and Merchants Bank Greensboro. Md.
~ Valley Bank, Hagerstown, Nd.
Manufacturer and Mech. Bank, Columbus, Geo
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Raxmcrs Bank, Wexford, n /.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Me.
e3rncers Bank, Bos ton, Mass.
Wooster Bank. Danbury, Conn.
KAnawhA Bank, KanawhA, Va.
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Ill.
The Tecumseh hank, and Macomb County Bank
arc counted on the wild eat list and should be lie
alone. Tho Commercial Bank, Of Chicago, has fail
Cd. bat che circulation 10 secured. and seFiou
shave shosld b submitted TO.
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COMM RQIAL.


yAsxss Vine OsvEE,
Ksexs9, Msv. :, l6ts. !
wesshss vet, eoil saA llsaCsssaSle To- ~ past
few days, with : snsii snow stsrm - MssAsy
night. Rosds Awfsl bod. Business hes fsilsn ~
somewhat, but IL still god. Moasy msrkst very
tight.
No material changes in the markcts 0uesriss
Arm, and nolassss Advancing. For prices see onr
table below, earsfuily revised.
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rIyHE subscriber, having purchased ths anove
/ ysrd al N. Colson, viii deliver wood n asy
mart 81 the city, cut and split for any lenghos
stove, for ~ PER load Vt 81 feet.
Also viii saw wood any where II ne CITY TOE g
ecnts mar sora where the quantity q six eesos ~
over. aua Len ct 81 % pr essd. G1at sey
Ysrd sornsr oi Nigh and fifsh Streets.
sept Is dS1 = AAS'
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The vsss ~ Kcskmk.
The result Of the election 1t our polls yes
tsrday was - follows:

For Fremont, 6l3;
i" Buchanan, GAS;
:" Fillnors, 240;
The whole vote pollsd numbered 1907, and
the plurality Of Dashssaa over Fremont Is
80.
At The August election ws pollsd about
l2S, and carried the opposition State ticket
BY majority Of shout so votes in this plaoe.
The nsjorisy in the State was 1900. The
Americans ia not run separate tiskst at
that time. A. compared with shs 49, Of
August, Buchanan gains 80 votes hsrs, cast
inc the Fillmore vote aside altogether.
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1cTlven = 0alIagheY,
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
- Dsarbosn-st. Chicago.
,xAsr n:S;I Ecs 81 rH n.5 5.ic1oo .Ao
M1 Msnsiastssy: 10 Dearborn s.ssss. cAiass. III.
coRSnEAL, HAN, FARnHls.
OsNABURd AND sEAALEss
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notics, and at tho
lowest market prices. The dssigns for beandingase
new, original, and not 70 Be surpassed in this oonn
try. q. W. AsHARD,
July25-diy Postofhoe sddrsss-box 1897.
ChtcagO New WHoHeeale
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. ~ Randolph Stree, ...........CHICA Ills.
w HAYANA AND boNESTIc cI01Rs,
rins.cat, snsking, Z Ping Tssaece
RORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, tAs source of
production and msnufacturs Of PLUs TosAoco, en-
abics 10 oaer some very choice brands Of these
oslebrsted Tobaseos u vary low prices.
.s.s,. a:.:.: :: n; sS''s
II Randolph T.: Opposite Young Ansrica. chisaso.
June II '5ediy
DiliiarA Tables, &c.
7,HE Subscriber beg lssve 70 inform II. inhss-
opened wareroom u Is Randolph street, Chicago,
| III, for the sale VI the newly invented
CushIeD DllIiavA Tables,
Which hsye been pronounced by al billiard play
ers mathematical correct and Of superior elastic
tty Those who intend to purchase, will ind it to
their advantage to examine his stock, consisting OF
1 Slate and Woed Beds
Orders for Tables, Balls, Caes, Cloths, Cue Tips,
or any article in the trade, will be promptly At
| tended to.
| Address WIN. II. GRIFFITH,
os Randolph :.-e:. css:.sc
Late Of the firm Of Griffith Decker, New York
oct. 18th, dam
KEOKUK MARBLE WO0K0.
~ =. DaWAon = oO0.
A LWAYEkssp on hsad good stock " the Ars
"A quality Of Marble, whioh 20 will ssll at th'
very lowest ratss.
The best kind of worknAnship guaranteed, sne
orders solicited Tor plain or Ornamental styles Il
| Stone or Marble.
shop on Third street, bet Main and Blondsaa.
sept .. '36-dIy
VOapetlsAon ~ the Lifts - TYaAe.
) TryIN ROOFING, and al kinds Of johbine wos
dsns % the most reasoaable terms By the unAsI
signed. And Ill work done warranted 70 ~ equa
} to any other shop In this city r6tsts
N. B.-Shop on the corner Of MAia asd Mat
streets. FREDkRiCK zU00.
Ksokak June lsdsn
zDIRS' ALBUNE.--Ths Aas,ts TIA ssnl
- b. hAd In New York can - SEEN 9 tAs CT
Dookstoss. Thsy make . elegant Cir Book
1 Calls (ssptsl O0D9N8.
| DoRT fOLtOS, Writlna Desks, LaAlss. ala
lakstands, ard : vsristy Of 1s.sZ esssissss
tor LAaieg use, for sale 1t O0DkHb
ssptS Dookstefs.
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Keep the Nimble 6txponco 1oll'
Ina.


AM receiving large stock Of hnt class goods, OF
every style direct from the sastern cities, wh1cs
will be sold cheap for cash.
Come and see what bargains. Hear 20 our cry,
and We viii make glad thy home. ! Irssly sns..s
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain prolong. LIVESTOCK CONSISTS in part Of the
following articles:
Driliinga, Domestics, bleachsd and brown Shiftng,
Checks Co,tonades, OsnAburgs, Linen goods u al
kinds, &c. OF drcss goods have great variety
Bareges Barge de LAines, Chales SAX Tissues,
Null and swiss Muslins, Dotted swiss GinghAms,
Prints, he; also, Ia thisdeprrtment - IN sxseasvs
HATS. BONNRrs. UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoLs,
A great variety Of the above Articlesi Mems AND
Boys Wool. Lsghorn, straw, Panama ana ChiP
| AAts Ladies' and Misses Ls.norn' ntw -
| Braid bonncts and Hats; fArasois q al Asnus, "
's's the 'A''' i Doors s11r AND SHOES.
4 .,ce,lsnt assortment Of Ladies' and 4isses'
Boots and shoes, dai's1, sp pR ,a sna
Crockory--f have splendid lot of Qnsenswars,
a,rect from the city " New York, which an con
6dsnt can sell cheaper than any house IN tAis city;
| among which 10 m endless quantity Of common
! ,r.s and general assortment OF every thing In
In addition TO the above. have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
Which YOU all know are rctailed lower than whole
sale prices; and also Late importation o. ceoies
| "A sketch-This stock IL the largest and most vs-
red and Will b sold cheaper than ever hsfefc ossr
ed in this market. have also on hAsd largs lot
Of sanmer uiosn,ng, waiea "a. :. .s.s :. 70. .
ur~s with such 8 complete assortment u every
4 department al trade, think can oasr snduec0ensa
10 uurchascrs not sxcsled by any house IN this
can 1t No. 81 Main street. between ID and -,
and Il No. lss Main street., between Up ard stA'
Keokuk, lows. 3D. DA1AAANuc.
anSl7.dkW
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tbs WEAraxR.-This topic Of eternal Cos
zip 10 just now fruitful source Of remark
% the nervous and irrisabls among us. 1t Is
enphaaieslly - spslp' Of "rough weather."
We have had several days Of rain, wind, cool
Temperature, and mud too deep 70 take
soundings. On Monday night little snow
wae speinklsd In TO make up tho variety.
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TIN RIvsa RasIso. river opposite has
risen nearly two feet within the last few days.
The rise comes from the upper regions, and
il very acceptable generally. Large qusnti-
ties Of merchandise have besn detained, mach
to the injury OF many western meschants.--
We noticed yesterday An arrival Of goods BY
way Of Burlington which had originally bean
directed BY way Of Alton over the Terre
Haute Railroad. The freight bills were
probably high.
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Great Inducements
BUYERS
DRY GOODS.
CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN MY PRES
~ EST BUSINESS,
SHALL OFFER,
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
MY ENTIRE STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
EASTERN COST,
All of my stock is
ENTIREL Y NEW!
OF good fabrics, and was bought at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FlGURES!!!
And viii BE- found TO
OFFER BARGAINS
Nxvxa BEvoRE OFFERED BY
ANY HOUSE IN THIS CIT Y!
/ All persons wanting goods in my line, win
study their own interest and
ECONOMIST THEIR MONEY
BY GIVING NE CALL.
THIS Is NO HUMBUGl
| And would respectfully assure those who favor
me With call, that they shall obtain any Goods in
my line ut Eastern Cost.
A-So CALL AT
N. ID. EMBICH,s,
NV. Cor. Sd and johnson Sta,
Aug2, '56-d keokuk, Iowa.
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Notice.

u GEP IL before the people that A. J. OHABk
IN hes Just received and u still resolving, large
supply Of PORTE AONAIE6, RETICULE-, PUKS
rs, POCKET KNIVES, LAD1K'S TRAVELLING =
WORK BASKETS, work BOXES. ssw and hand
some syis of Jswslry, noxss Of every pastsS, vie-
lins, Guitars, Flutes, Hiles, Accosdsons. Bsnjos,
Drums, Tamborines. -. Also . general assert
meutof Fancy Goods, Toys, Be-, 10, for Children,
consulting In part Of Dissscttng Maps Of the World
the Nation the y. g., A Blocks, and In feet
every thing from IN Elephant down 70 Bird, Al Of
which will be sold cheap st
A. j. o II N + r -
Fancy Goods Toy Store, II present ON JoAnsor
IT., near the Pest Once, and Altar the 18th Of Nov
w,ii % happy 30 wHit .a mas irisuis 81 ~. u.
stand on the east side III 3sd, between Main John
son sts., Ksokuk.
Oct II dim
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Florence Nightingale.
ygyHE FINEST AND BEST FINISHED RUSSIA
j IRON
SELF-REGULALING STOVES
ever offered 10 shis city. from nSsiRKGv nxw rAf-
1xasa, For sale al BRIDGE 3 BROTHERS, No.
Oi, Main.st. keckuk. Z. AOOfk,
sars sel i r2m Agent.
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ke0kuk 1uSnssuFs maau1actoYy,
Eleventh Strset 1st. MstR sd JoAnsOn, Keoktk Iov1.
KnA0OU0NE = DAvlS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Deal
Vl ~ In all kinds Of Cabinet Ware. Orders from
distance respectfully sslicitsd aad pFonpty a.
tended 20 - II sels0tsdin person, carefully packed
and forwarded " al paTts Of the country.
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