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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

NHHs-aN1A nI.tNN EGS.-Du-t Ia hund -
fresh consignment # Ben Ammen Il sons Waoliens,
consisting Of four extra tine and large bed Blankets IA
plaid insey and piece Of "a steel mixed Jeans gen
teWen's wear ali of which will bo sold aw 10 close.
faIta A. V RrCkER
HpiNPs, rGupa.-.fn.t received from the
manufactures ull supply st Pumps at Narons sizes
aud patterns suitable tp csrrs wells railroad stations
Alan, large stock Of Lead Pipe sizes which In offer
al for cash At extremely Low prices the Stove aud Range
WnrohuUEo Man street. ma lldts &. r. BLISS
uN>tOs RAGE NOnE UASIEAGTlKsEs.
~ -ENIilSE-lnth this Bgahrad world Of ours and mare
particularly la hn ahead city Tho grand secret If decided
sueec enterprise aud Rct although unless rcHl merit
company these requisites they almost WORTH
ar specimen Of what mett aud enterprise do may be
iomd at the Clothing Iouse Of JACOB NEWMAN, n lie
makes most OF hi work here aud has brought large
aioek Of ready mnde Clothing also. very large stock
goods which he Will make order the shortest
They consist pay Of Oh tbs, tassmereS, Masios. and
Linen Gouds The linen Is well shruuh before mixing |
strive please all who favor with call My HoGE
4neat aud tasty All AJAX is call to an0tboF
III warranted or sale. JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main and Market streets,
arl 2t Iynchbnrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

i PRINTS E~-A very large STOCK az
very low rates for sal Hu variety of white goods at
. ani ~ - n GIGGENHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

aHNehgers ahd baggage cycd trom Dtuvie carJ
hy depot on Broad street OF cfAKGE Get supper
Ashland, 10 miles above Richmond
20 For particulars enquire of A. w HORNER
apl 10 d3n* -, :, ,,',,.iI,, I, y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

~ ca supply OF those popular Black CATERS, which sell
so rapidly AZ $50 Also Ladies fine Black Caters with
without hools. Also, pretty Tan Color CATERS Slau.-
Also Ladies fine Kid Boots and Buskius. Call and see.
ma as L. SEABtKN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

L., ESI sssf -F5.asEtsssss.;11 VIRGINIA AND FEN
EN- ~ LIZ s--sf1F y ESSEE RAILROAD.-NorlcE
-, TO PAssENGERs.-On an after this
'e passenger Train will leave the Lynchburg Depot
W. MINUTES before O'Clock, y. NJ. t. II. GILL
~ us General Superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

- t. this day Dissolved by mutual consent All
having claims against will present them to DItLAHp
GtgIbifE payment aud hnse indebted viii make pay
10 the The name of the only be used
Ia liquidation. WIN. s. DIILAHD,
ma Jdts JAS &. WALTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

~ UNa-We have lust received beautiful stock of fin,
u and common which invite the attention
sportsmen. and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13

"a fkoCk toATS-rhc new style of Frock Goats TO
Young men real gem They pronounced by
Judges the most coraot garment out this Sprng Colors
Hack, Brown, hlne and Adelaide.
GLASS & RAfNE,
q ntNn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

the law Of Might and the Bloody Code shall
reign supreme in the land Of Washington
and Franklin; whether the land redeemed
from foreign oppression BY revolutionary
swords shall be given over to q more compre-
hensive, pervadng and infamous domestic
thraldom, is thing to be settled by the re-
suit of this campaign. And the response
bility, high and solemn as ever fell upon
mortal men, rests with the freemen OF this
country who have votes to depositin Novem-
Der next. Which power in this nation is the
strongest, what sentiment is the most per-
vading and complete in it's supremacy, will
soon be apparent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
For the Gate CITY
For the Gate City.
Explosion 81 tho I.lttle Gtant.
Bro FoRk or SALT RIVER, I
August 30. 1856.

Bro FoRk or SALT RIvRR,
August 30, 1856.
MxssRs. Eps.:--Every body has heard OF
the explosion Of the ill-starrea steamer Little
Giant; but Is some of the particulars have
not yet appeared in print, permit me to state
the following circumstances. Being one OF
the scalded Grew, and an eyewitness OF tho
disaster, my recolections can be relied upon.
The steamer Little Giant, NJ your readers
well remember, was advertized to start up
Salt River August 4th, at O'Clock a. M,
and it was intended that il should pass
Douglass Bar by 6 O'Clock p. IN. Of the same
dav. The machinery Of this little vessel, a.
you recollect, was new, and was bought OF
Pierce, Douglass 4 Co.,--of Cincinnati man
ufacture. We had on board = 6ne supply OF
Southern coal and Carolina tar for fuel
The machinery was fabricated with species
Of oil that proved to be Nullfnation Grease,
which produced disagreeable smell when
the machinery became warm. The cargo OF
this vessel, as the papers showed, consisted
Of $50 Eillibusters for Cuba, 500 Border
Ruiians and GOO Niggers two latter ar.
1 ticles for Kansas. "All hands and the cooks
| were in fine spirits till we arrived at Douglas,
| Bar, situated 36A degrees north latitude.
i To pass the rapids ut this bar, the engineers
! ordered an extra rush of. the fires, which
caused the boilers to burst. The 6rst engi
neer, Gus Hall, familiarly known ~ Gdssis
was blown "eky-high." His body passe.
through the top Of ; tree standing on I
small island, and then fell into the river
This 10 known from the fact that one lei
Of his pants, aud the skirt Of his coat con
tanning a whisky flask, were next morninI
found lodged in the limbs Of the tree.
hope to be anle to return by Nov. 4th.
Truly Yours. &C.,
OLD HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

Ess~ NAeuIRn's CoxroUxp ExrRAer os DEsS.
PLAsr-~A certain care for DiarrhcA, Dysen,cry,
summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowen
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, paiasable aud
reliable remedy It is uneqaailed. Fur childre.
teething. attended with irritation Of thu bowels, IL
IS the most soothinx remedy in use. Prepared and
sold by ia q. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists
s. W. cor. Olive 4 III So. st. Louis
For sale In keokuk by =. II. O'Connor. and Drug
gists generally. (Aug1edA WON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
q he Gate City.
EOK u X:
UEDNEyDAY MORNING, SEPT 8
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

THK Dgs MoiSEs VALLEY Wuis is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the pesMoines VAL
ley, we'll in the rest Of the State and the M
ted States, and as medium of advertising 10 mol
urpassed.~ subscription price 81 80 per annum IN
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

The GERMANS OF BALTIMORE editor
OF the German paper in Baltimore, the Week
er, writes the Patriot, that there are 1000
Germans in Baltimore who will vots for Free
mont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

60 The Legislature Of Texas has appro-
priated $50, 900 for the purpose Of eqsipping
and lifting ontemigrdnts for Kansas. Com
panies TO consist OF not less than 60 each,
and the amount TO each company not to ex-
coed $1,000, to defray their expenses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
News fron Kansas.

We learn BY persons recently arrived from
Nebraska City, that large end steady stream
Of emigration 10 pouring into the Northern
part Of Kansas, 81 tho Iowa and NebraskA
route. Col. Lane, IN order TO take from this
emigration, all pretcnce OF being military
expedition, Is left for the Eastern States,
and will not probably return West for some
time. The emigrants are said to be Of the
beet class Of citisens, and desire to become
psaceable and permanent settlers. The Mis-
sourians, However, secm TO be determined
they shall not become such, II they can pre-
vent it. After having blockadsd the Missou-
ri river, and eGsctually shut out oil emigra-
tioa into Kansas by that route, from the
Free States, they are now attempting 70 do
the same thing along the Northern frontier
Of the territory. Its well known that they
have been gathering in large bodies for some
time, for this purpose. They sent spies into
Nebraska to ascertain the numbers and
strength of the emigrants, and at one time,
about the Let of the month, actually invaded
the territory for the purpose OF keeping
back the emigration. The emigrsnts do not
appear to have been frightened by these de-
monstrations, but have proceeded on into
the territory, in considerable numbers. vi
course, the pro-slsvery journals in and GU,
Of Kansas, are terribly indignant, and for
the purpose Of getting up m excitement and
q new invasion BY the M,ssourians, are put
ting forth the most exaggerated reports Of
the doings Of the Free State men. Accord.
ing TO these papers, the Free State men have
destroyed Franklin, captured Lecompton, re-
leased the state prisoners, killed . number
Of United States Roops, and compelled Gov
Shannon TO dee before then. Tho 81. 30.
seph Gazette, in which these reports appear
cautions its rcsders against putting muct
faith in these stories, and IL no doubt hs,
good reason for so doing. We have no ide,
that these emigrants have been guilty Of tn,
acts attributed to them, and when the truth
comes to be known, it will probably b
found that they have done no more than I,
defend themselves when attacked by thsi
enemies. We shsll probably be able BY an
other week to ascertain more definitely tn
situation Of affairs in the Territory.--fC oun
Gil Bluffs Chronctype, Aug. 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
ps ard fine. copy |


laslvacstoa - GeraAa.
"ALIEk CAvENA graduats VI Aanehcs-
evening" s.e &. tom sp:s a. T' sss
sorry. m evening to instruct gentleman In the
Hes man language.
Txsns--Thr.s Dollar. per month. Glass meeting
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening,
from u 10 o'clock. Those wishing to take les
sons viii please leave their names at Mr.. Ogdsn's
BOOKSTORE. faugJO-A3
G1pePSAns 90 nablpoaA OO assaceoSs.
VoNHk subscriber, inventor and pstentsc Of IN In
proved Self- Loading Cart. Or Scoop Cart, h.
recently brought toths locality few of them, add
they asc now n work grading Exchange ssrsst, In
this city, In the hands Of j. A. viaI, contsAatos,
where they may be seen 81 work st any time dsring
the season. They Remove earth for one-hH.f the
cst Ut doing by the and shovel and are we'll
worthy the Attcntioa VI all engaged In that kind Of
business. All Interested are respectfully invited
~ witness their operation and inform themselves o
10 their value and economy. All information ON
the subject bs obtained Of the subscriber a. the
81. Charles Hotel or OF Mr.. Vial.
IA. sPRAGuR.
Keokuk, August 3o-dtwsm
LSOR SALE-Eight 6ne Buggy Or draaght Hors.A.
i Enquire Vt q. N. HUSTON,
aug3o-d3t - Mainst.
IOHN n. MOTT, JK.. IL admittcd . partner In the
- house Of Hitchcock ca. The wholesale aud retail
Hardware business, in its various brsachcs, will b.
conducted under tho naMs Of Hitchcock, Mott Co.
CHAH. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN n. MOTT, u.
HENRY 3. HITCHCOCK.
THE subscribers are now receiving large additions
/ to former stock VI hardware and Houssk ssping
wsrss, u which invits the attention III Dealers
aud Consumers.
aue25d HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
A LII the loading periodical publications, Daily
IA and weekly newspapers Of England and Amer
ica. For sale Atthe LITERARY DEPOT,
Aug ~ Johnson Street.
VNWENTY-FIvE boxes No. ile9ous for sale :
> dssllUU9TON, HAWKINS HU6IO0D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

q, 200 Acres vAl0abss GoRuAAag GanA
Fer sale.
slNHESE valuable lA1ds arc IN Clark cosnty, No,
i sbost - miles from the MISSISSIPPI River, and
II miles from the Des Aoinss.
Thy were locat.d some 70 years sinee by the
Hon. DAs'L WEssrEa, with . view 10 make choice
farms. Having abundant stock water, aud en-
brscing VI the chp4csd Timber Sad Prairie in
the State, they o6ar great inducements 70 p.rsops
wishing good farms to improve. For particulars
inquire Ut JAS. b. ESTES, or
WIN. BROWNRLL
Keokuk, 6ept1 div w3m
fPs ard fine. copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

At the st. Charles Hotel, on Monday evening,
ANDREW MAcALLIsrER, native of $40 aad ago.
40 years, mont hs aud 81 days.
The funeral YAH take place this day At o'clo.S
p. The Masonic Fraternity, and his friends
generally, are resp .cfuiIy invited to att~nd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

Wl II
,ngiy.
s. Eu.,I.Ya. ~, ...,
sates sha r.a, ,.aaItb ~ III. - .nlcn c'iish
eyeafs. thai III .It;.,e,, ,,,'r anu
h. r,.l,ra IN s. ~. fsJ,,,,s - - ,'ass ai''t 20
tJohp a. Fsrn,3ntt 49,, 4, iAs1HA'toi's .r~
,ga. ahss.
ueh.f u ttft = = eaae'a'tttFe good 10 be done
~1aAetef lhsie = = i"H 6 lsud t. BE- prevented
sigh * 94hfe tef.t"rl, 40, wiling @ as
II, X .taf4l+ ~ ~ thf exclusion If Slavery
tH9teea NF"ss"f'
0at taat never can and uel az " IN vote nod
~ aafthly p3wrT will etcg tnak, M yoIe 10 srrsd
NtasaTy afsr territory where in does NOT exist
lh5hts 3aE.
/ htaFlllt ,sos,,r ~, II, ,..4, .,s1
fer tykr III; ~ +, re,,ir ~ "a NM, ~. ~ 49,. 81 =
fhe Efes4tt,s. II =, 4 fattf 81, I'm .a...I ~ * Al
sag, Earf ,,..al ~ $50 ~ ~, ~
n6ttt.et ana tfts,,, ,i -. - ~ ~
hs4stHsaIs s8st tet 5y,,Tiet3. Nstsn ss'"t;, "a
tnie4 tho bei9ef t!,s if..,.+., :, ~ ~
s4lth sitets Il east. Atste. I'll. mana - So.
q iEMtE ] H. iniae1 f q 4,.,.,s. 1T 81
90 talstjatintat beyaad IL nr...nt 6n'lts fI.t.
g. Fremont,
f3sl ikst thetr Il nothing sn.pb IL, .fyit;. !
word n fhes tab notice uf - h1,o 49, ;,.,,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

FILLMORE AT THE SorrH.--The Charleston
Mercury, referring to the late election,
says:
SO far as Mr.. Fillmore is concerned, this
course of his friends but realizes what the
elections have made apparent-the hopeless
ness Of his cause in the South ~ we'll ~ the
North. The letters Of The two Senators from
Maryland, advising the people OF that state
to support Mr.. Buchanan, went far to ex-
tingu,sh his hopes, where before they were
sanguine and confident. And then this rout
in Kentucky completely bewildercd all the
calculations of his friends, and foretoid his
doom in the other Southern States. Mr..
Fillmore's only expectations were in the
South. At the North there vas not single
State upon which a reasonable hope could
be based; and, therefore, in the face VI
these developments at tho South, nothing
was left but to write the verdict already de-
clared, and withdraw him from the field.
To remain would be only to embarrass the
success Of others, without bene6sing him.
self
just 80. Why will not Mr.. Fillmore and
his friends open their eyes to the true state
of the case?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS
CAN CLEAR 1l50 PER MONTH,

y MUCK ER,S LIFE az Fremont
- The only Life containing MS Rgroars rsA-
BkIIoEp, Of which the Th1fsenM THoas~rd il aor
reaayi SOC pages, Portrait and Illustrations. Price
one Dollar.
"The Republican Campaign sopgster," price III
cents. The aSth Thousand rcary.
The Kepub lean Party and its Candidates.
Ablut $50 pAs y, two stsei Portraits, pric~ 81.
The RrsSmsn's GIsS Book" with choice SosO
set ~ maslc. price ~ ccats.
'Joas cuAsLss, " The Yoang Ansricas's Lifs Of
fremant"-30v p ismo price 50 cents.
Alsn, The i.sygest Nvmbev aud the Best Free SsO
and other Rocks. psbiisAsd in fhD country.
For particulars address
MILLER, ORION 4 MULLIGAN. Publishers,
Is Park Row, Newiork, or l07 0enesce 81, Auburn.
aerytl DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

lNNUNANCE AGENCY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPAyT,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.. OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $200, 900.
COMMERCIAL ms. to, OF ST. LOUIS,
CAPITAL $l50,000.
STAR ms. CO., or OiDENsBUR0H, N. Y,
CAPITAL 100000.
rINuE undersigned continues to issue Policies ~
L usuAl in the abws Companies. They are all
6rst class and substantial and Odsr advantages ID
insurers.
" Dwelling House risk. taken At red aoed n tss.
WM. W. BELkNAP. Agsat,
oecond-st., bet Main I Johnson.
keokuk Sept. I-dIn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

JoHs PHGSIx.-A California paper tells
the following Imaginable story Of Lieut.. Der
by, the humorist-better known probably to
many Of our readers, under the soubriquet Of
John Phoenix:
One evening at the theatre, Phoenix oh
served man sitting three seats in front Of
him, whom he thought he knew; he request
ed a stranger sitting next to him to "punch
the other individual with his cane" The
polite stranger did 80, and the disturbed
person turning his head little he discovered
his mistake-thAt he was not the person he
took him for. Fixing his attention stead
lastly on the play and affecting unconscious.
ness of the whole affair, he left the man with
the cane to settle with the other for tho dis
turbance, who being wholly without an ex-
cuse, there was Of course, . ludicrous and
embarrassing seene--during xtt which Phn-
nix Was profoundly Interested in the play
At last the man with the cane asked, rather
indignantly
"Didn't you tell me to punch that man
with my stick 20
"Yes.o
Sand what did you want %
81 wanted to see whether you would punch
him or not.o
/ About this tune Squibob's head was ach-
| ing for club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

o. the SLAVERY question the platform adopted fot
buchanan cnsaprises thes paints
ist. c9ngre.s has no Ugh, 10 exclude SLAVERY
from any territory.
~. Ihc psaps " territory have no power L.
prnaibit ~inFcrS - long ~ the territorial yern.
IA al iasis,
~ Nqaattef c9Fese guty il . hnmbag. ard /. no
.sngY y llatik al The Democratic srred.
TN. state equality aaans the ,ght of Slse-
helaefs 70 ,abe their Saves into the pub IL ito
mtin, NY s4uHs ~ the Save laws "a the STAY,
States.
Sth. fhai s.aTrry il national aad Freedom sec.
ti0nal.
9Th That the people n territory can only en.
eiale SiAFtry from among them after they have
iefmys Is stats Constitution and teeu admitted int
thc Union.
sth That Kansas mast } kept cut ~ the Inion
on the ptsa II want u population, until the Free
state mep ate usuriettdof arlggn eut and the sBvt
holders firmly rantei unees the projection al me
.icnerai dovsrnmen,
atn. Inat aay man denying the fore going doe.
trine Is Traitor, and should BE- dealt With ssa,ni
,agis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

8AMA - "a kO1 ENOEs
F1Oromce, Neososka Territory.
GE0: 2. sAnGkkT, Prsa't, J. n. PARKER Cash. |
1--WE nndessiened. proprietors Of the Bank OF
1 Sisssss, Nsbraska, ass, BY tbs provisions Of LIS
CAartes Individually Issponslbls for all its Issues
Coin, - its counter In the city II Florence, and
either Of their Banking Houses, In Eastern Ex-
change ct per cent, or in Specie 1T same rates ~
other Csrrsnoy.
Cook, sargent Downey, Iowa city;
Cook, Sargent Cook, IT, Des Molnss;
Cook, Sargent 1 Parker, Florence, Nebraska
Davenport, lows, July |, SO. sep,2-dam
rsos. swAxwicx. wsAr Brown
"HoLEsAl.s Ciothisn, and Dealers in Fur
w nishing Goods, Main street, over u. r. Moo
dy's boot and shoe store, Keoknk, Iowa.
sept2 dlm-wly.
New Warshouse Ter Rens.
s1NHE warehouse situated st the foot Of Main
i street, on the Levee IL now offered for rent. IL
IL three story brick built In the mos, substantial
manner, and in dimensions - feet front BY 1903 IT,
deep. Possession can b. gwen in sboat t~o weeks.
k.u, ., rs..sn'1le. App''o Z wa norfK H..
Il VOORHEES, 4 co, -
TAsHlONADLE AATTERs,
wnoLssALE AND RETAIL.
No. % Matn-M., BET. I'D and an, ksshsk, Iosa.
E4- nighcs. Price Paid for shipping fnrs. ~
a A = c. ITY
HAT, CAP 4 GUR EMPOAluM, -
FOR FALL AND WINTER. !
HAVING JUST RECEIVED OIk STOCK "
IL Hats, Gaps, Furs 4 Nobcs.
We invite all Ia want OF any such goEts ~ call nj
our establishment and examine our
GOODS AND PRICES.
This stock cannot be surpassed by any ever OIL
ferrsd In this city embracing
STYLE, FINISH, COLOR, OK PRICE.
Dom take our word for il, bal call and for
yosrs-'ves We charge nothing for showing E,rsas.
-. Ssh paid for Fars and DScr skins. -0&
s.pt3-d c. X. VOORHEES,.
vNANTED--A Hoase aud Lot sSeAnt iat al
w exchange for dry goods. Address kEOkCk.
through the Possodioe. tsept2-d
TLAX8EED WANTED.
| tAsH pad for IN Aalinitsd unit, delivered ~
~ our MILLS. h. H. bl66EkL . VI.
/ Roon wanted.
4 SECOND or third story wanted for . Printing
/ ~ Once. Any having ssch room can i<svs
word u this oasoe. tsept3-dst.
Circulating Library.
+ NOW kEADl--The Largest and hnc stselectioG
~ Of Il .oks for every department Of litsratar.
! and science.
All the new books will be added ~ soon ~ possi
BILE
/ Tnsss-lo and Is cents volume per week.
CLARKE,
! sept3d Johnsou-st., near Posto6c~.
RATS CAPsii tURsi!s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03
For President.
JOHN e.. FREMONT.
For Tfee President.
WILLIAM L.. DAYTON.

For Prudential Electors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-03

THE subscribers are recsiving large additions
1 to former stock VI Hardware and Houssk sspinx
wsrss. u which invits the attention II Dealers
aud Consumers.
aup96d HITCHCOCK MOTT
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Wholesale and retail Cigar store.
MEYERS

DEGS leave respectfully to announce to the citi-
D zens of Volcano that he has opened Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Emporium. and viii be pleas,
cd 10 furnish Public Houses, Restaurants, and all
Who NAV favor him with CALL at the lowest posi-
ble J rates as he has made arrangements with aarge
bouse in San Francisco he win be able to sell at
lower prices than any other establishment in the
mountains. Those who wish to smoke good cigar
will please call My stock consists of full assort
ment of all the different brands Of Cigars, from 10
to SIPS per thousand. Choice brands OF Chewing
German. French and Spanish Smoking Tobacco
Pipes all sorts and sizes
Matches of all kinds.
also have on hand full assortment OF Cutlery,
Blank Books Paper, Envelopes, Ink, &c "a nlce
assortment of TOYS; also a good variety Of Musical
instruments, aud good assortment OF Italian Nio-
lin and Guitar Strings.
Call and examine and Judge for themselves
Main street,oppostie Fry Roy's stone building
A. MEYERS.
Volcano, Oct 81, 1861 IT,