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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-06
SPECIAL RATES

Furniture and Carriages boxed aue other
not enumerated; also. Carboys Of Acids. or ether
Chemicals, will he charged Nv actual weight but az
double First Glass Rates, perl 90 80 2
Have every packsFe psinv - ed with name ~ con.
gnee destir aon sr6 deTof ofdelvery bftertcn this
matter prevents delays and losses nsures speedy
livery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

"RoY.L OAK, Nov 10 1857.
"Ep. JaoNsosrA,. 10 The Detroit Ad-erf'.er on
IT, OH irst app sred scouDdrey sfutioo, teaure
e tie Big Beaver Post-Ofics We lock upon Il s. 81
s,ieu pt TO make great msn Of Mr.. lrs Smith, a.c
create little syn p.iby fer bin because be nas peer
indicted for volstion Of the PestOfice law people
in this vicinity Who know the facts. He satianed
the couree Of Mr.. Shsdbok, the Poe msstsr 81 Dig
Beaver Briefly. tbe facts are these: Ira Smith va
the Pcetms-tsr az the lstter plsce. He was o'aH-
ing Blsck Republican. one OF hsf class tnst maze .ue
circllsiion Of The NEwYsRx TRIBusE nxe pre-
oed. nee Ct everything else He was removed anu
Shsdbot sppoir ted HE stead. This 90 "oiked upon
Smiths reryee that I've could not even resd inst de-
.ctable sheet II il bad passed through the Big Beaver
Post-Of5ce So he had his mail charged 70 hoyN
Oek and ther started private express 70 ping toe
mail n alter fcr the Republicans in the Big Bssver
peehborhood This, Of course, Was IN utter y,sanon
Of the Post Office law, and the officers could 90 20
otherwise than to have him indicted. smith cout.o
bss teen maligran! toward Shsdbolt, and the petty
stfsmnt IN n ske make a great man Of him, in the
bones thai be VA escspe is laughed Of BY those who
Know the facts.
al vieh every Black Republican Postmaster in the
country would be removed, even they MAKE more 70
fuss than Smith does about il There are too many Oh
them lef. D.
From this mass Of verbiase, We siff the follow
Ing facts:
j. Ira Smith was Postmaster Of Big Beaver,
Mich.
2. He wI Tor becs ne) Republican.
3. Therefore, " the powers that be- removed
him and appointed ShadbOlt
L. Mr.. Smith and certain Of his neighbors not
choosing 10 trouble Shadbot had their letters and
papers addressed TO neighborins ONCE, and sent
for them 10 that Office.
5. whereupon q Democratic Grand jury was
induced to indict Smith for running pirate e.
pres, in epposition to the Mail!
Every letter or paper carried BY this express had
frat paid fa rates Of Postoge, the same As if they had
gone through to Big Beaver. Having 50 paid all that
could be demanded for through transportation, Mr..
Smith ard bis neishbors saw fit 10 have their own
correspondence addressed to and stopped ct Royal
Oak, ard bring it thence to B g Beaver themselves.
Ard for this Mr.. Smith is now under Indictment!
Comment is supeifuous.
d. +. is anxious that "every Black Republican
g Postmaster in the country should be removed"
Very good, gentlemen! You have the power, and
if there be any of them lett in office, turn them
cut You will not hear any sniveling from them or
their friends. But when you have got them out,
for deceneys sake let them exercise their natural
right of choice as 10 which among yeur offices they
shall have their own mail matter addressed to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Total. ~ 965 1856 1851 40709

A striking feature Of these figures is the snor.
nous number Of votes cast. 1t exceeds BY about
5000 TIE total number Of the Presidential election
Of 1885, and by no less than 900 the total OF the
State election Of last month. Mr.. Tiemann more
than holds good the heavy opposition poll Of 1856,
wien TIE Presidential election brought out every
voter, and the stimuli, Of popular American
nom1 alton gave TO the candidate Of that party
considerable number Of votes that have BOW gone
for Wood. Bat what is most surprising in our re-
turns ia the vast increase in the vote Of Wood,
especially in those Wards where, If there were any
fraudulent ballots to be used, they would be sure
TO be cast We commend to our readers careful
study Of this table.
The fear il freely expressed that By come fra7d
in the official canvass Mr. Wood may yet endeavor
TO retain the power Of which the majority Of the
people have resolved to deprive him. We do not
think this fear is well grounded. Not that be would
scruple at any measure which might gain that end;
hut under tie pre,eDt circumstances this expert
meLt would be too dangerous even for his au 'aciy
Fiusly, we congratulate the people Of the City
ard tie friends Of popular government on this aus
picious re,ult. Our majority is far less than it
sbt old have been for the credit of republican nsti
buttons; it must seem wonder to every honest
and intelligent community that such person as
this Wood should not only dare TO show his face
here, but should be so ntaly successful in such
contest; but yet for all practical purposes the
event is the same Dishonesty is turned out Of
power and honesty put in; and that in city in
which dishonesty has been extensively pr>fesssd,
cultivated and honored. In MAJOR TIEMANN we
have man of thorough integrity, elected on NJ
partisan cor .;deratioDs, and absolutely without any
other pledge except to administer bis Office with
single eye to the good Of the city. 1t is great
change for which we have reason to be grateful,
much as we might wish it had been accomplished
by more overwhelming prepondera1ce of num-
bere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

How many mean things haze been done and are
dors with respect to tie Gens al Post Office, with
view 10 making it more thoroughly and etscen
~ psrti.sn machine than it already is, the pubic
viii never know, but an occasional peep into the
secrets of the great prison-hcuse is accidentally
afforded us. A recent act of mingled tyranny and
folly in Michigan seems to US 90 mon,trous ths. we
can only a.k impartial readers to believe it on the
hsimopy of its sathors-whOse bulletin We here
Pubhsk in full, viz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Whist Is il that hiss made Kansas, as it has bsel

q
apply termed, 60 graveyard Of Governors : "
Reeder- Shannon Geary-and now Walker-all
eisow1ed%y their superiors and set aside within q
few months after their appointment. What is there
in the political atmosphere of Kansas tina. should
render il 30 fatal to her Governorsf
All these, be il Observed were appointed as
National Democrats"-sppOinted from among
the .traites. If that sect-appon ed BY Pieres and
Buchanan expressly TO foil the Vaccinations and
crush out the aspirations Of "Black Republican
ism." Each went to Kansas tie traditional aud
official antagonist Of the Frse-State party. Each
was strongly prejudiced against cur people-their
obiects, Organization and measures. Two Of them
-Reeder ard Geary-were PEN ylvaniar, the
ardent and active personal adherents Of Mr.. Blu
chanap. No one Of them had ever been anything
el.e Il an Democrat Of ndisputable orthodoxy and
the most National views. None Of them had
ever betrayed an Ant Slavery impulse or affinity.
Gov. Walker bad risen 10 eminence q, M,sissip-
plan, and as a most artfll champion Of the AnneIa-
ton Of Tear. Each had been an unfinchiDg adj
vocate Of the Kansas. Nebraska bill. Gov. G1y
was sent out notoriousy to quiet Kansas in
vi DuChanoAS eicOtAosj III
which he succeeded. Governor Walker has
ade no secret Of the object Of his mission
it was to diseinbarrass the Democracy Of the Kan.
sas issue, and thus dig the grave Of "Black Re-
publicanism." His public documents, bis stamp
speeches, are surcharged with venom against "the
Topekaites" and sll who did not bow submissively
to the Border RGfisn ascendercy. Yet now this
very Walker-this great man who yielded to the
en!resses OF Buchanan and Company and took an
office which be considered far beneath his merits for
the coed Of tie Administration and his party, re-
turns from Kansas with bis eyes considerably wider
open than they were ak months ago, to find him
self disowned ard menaced by those in whose be-
half he went out Already denounced in the South,
be is on the brink of being disowned and set upon
by the organs of National Democracy" in the
Free States. Always resisting, and doubtless still
detestirg, the advocates Of Slavery Restriction he
is very Ilely to be turned over to the "Back Re-
pubrcanr," whether he win or no.
There are stiIl some men clinging to the Demo
cratic party, whether from the force of habit or of
prejudice, who have not obstinately resolved to
cose their ears to evidence and their understand.
III sgainst conviction. They read, observe, and
sometimes thirk. II ycu happen to know any Of
tte,e. will you kindly ask them to explain TO you
Why Kansas has proved ga graveyard Of Gov
eruofs3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

According TO our adsices from Washing son, the
breach in the Democratic patty w.ult seem t. be
widening. Tie President has taken his AL psi
tioa in support Of the action OF The Constitutional
Conye ntiOs and Is under the guidance Of SJuthern
politi clans. The ne nbers Of Congress- as fast IS
they arrive at the Capitol take sid ,s for against
the views Of tho Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
TIE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION:

BUTFALO, Tuesdsy, Dec. i, Io1.
Weather mild and cloudy. IL has been tfawipg =
day. The canal is ouen 20 Tonawsnda. Lake ssh
CATION Is uninterrupted. The heavy rains Of the =
few DAYS have caused heavy feshet in the river,
sultipg in great damage 70 the shipping.
ScHEsrcrADY, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1857.
The yesther,bere is mild snd Spring-llks. The =
nal il all clear and the boats running and mo-"
Freely. both east and west
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

-s.H,.v, y, acted ttat be osafd ~, IL tit,s; ard
Il x.s sell understood auOss those f,uNir TiA
sub,sr,sn,sp pcii'ic', We sB a,sorsd. th.' Wood
t,S n. ceyfsiu mesps Of poIi'oe at least t,n,I"
6orrohd W,g0i rates il uece'sar5. The result VI
Ere election lie q, follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

The Columbus (OkiO Gazette learns that Gov.
Cbsse has purchased the beautiful residence Of DIR.
Carter, opposite the Staring Medical College, aud
ttst be ineIds to occupy it soon as the worknen
can put it in complete repair. The price paid for it
was $li goo, about tvothiSds Of It's original cost
The Governor has purchased the cage, We know: the
rsEs Of the bird that II sdorn Il, We don't know.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Nep0ork daily G1ibmne
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ., 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

sssscers In seEdDg rep4nees frequently omit TO men
ton Of the Post Osce and very frequently tue
Of the STATE TO which thor peperis 70 be sent. Al
vsys ntion the Of the Fosf l6iee aud STATE.
potice BE- II Csnu ncatiols What
terdcd for Insertion must b, authenticated by the
address Of the ternot necessarily for publ
eatiop, but guaranty Of bis good faith.
IA. osuus undertake 70 return rel eetei Commune aon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
LOSS OF THE BARK ONTARIO.

HALIFAX, N. s.. Tuesday Dec. ], 1871
The bark Ontario from New. Yo,k for Nevfossdlss1
took fire from matches contained in the cargo. 90 N
afternoon of the Doth ult. She was run sshon y
White Head about dnsk; the captain and Grew vs'
saved, but the vessel ard her cargo are total los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
NoN-ARRIyAL OF TIE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Dec. lie O'Clock ?. y.
Tie Cunard steamer America, from hvepod Nov.
81 is now fully due here, but has not yet essa ss
raled. The weather to-ns ht 10 exceedingly wet ed
o dark as 70 deter any steamer from approaching w
faIbor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PBILADELPHfA, Tuesday, Dec. /, i7I.
Stocks steady. Pennsyivanis Elves, 50; R.scH
Railroad 81 Long Island Ralrosd lOl; Psnnsyivs~
Railroad 39I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
loss or Tgr SHIP BOLINA.

CnARLrsros. Tuesday, Dec. J. I'S r..
The Biitish gchooner A. Canae, arrive LIN IN, ff
sau reports that the chip Boilna nom lnoa' %
New-Oriears. was Loaf off Bekry leland on the "a
November. All her officers and crew were sas'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
s1NK1Nn OF rnF sIEAMER ALLEGuAIHsi'

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Dec !, n IA
The fsmous steamer AlIsgtsny for Nssv,.ssss
struck, Yesterday sfts moon, q srag near - 4
r.tsr One man and oos cbld were drownsd. +
beat v. valued .. $25.O Oo injured Of Pst'sas
&i5 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
THE BANK OF HAMBURG. GA.

AUGCsTA, Ga, Tuesday, Dec /, 1ts.
The bills of the Bank OF Hamburg have been refp.sz
by the banks OF this city. The Of this is %
agreement upon the terms Of their weekly sssas
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
THE wELLAND CANAL CLEAR OF ICE,
ST. CATHAmSEs, Mordsy, Dec. J. 1871:

TIE WeIand Canal is clear OF ice iron Meriitsvps
The down vessels this morning win got out. ,-
OswEeOY ruesdsy, Dec. ], 80.
The mild weather Is opening toe Welsnd Cara "
vessels are getting through. Tso OF tnsn - -
here this morning, and more are expected 70 Gay. "
ty five vessels. with 600 600 bushes vnes,, -
yet due. No doubt ell of them vii! gel thr sash sn's
the weather continue favorable.
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CANAL. NAVIGATION.

ALBANY, Tueedsy, Nov. 10 i%i
We had warm, heavy rain here last n'ss.; =.
weather continues quite favorable to the s''4'"
sumption Of canal navigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

BosTos, Tuesday, Dec. 1857:
The following are the footngs Of our Bank s'ais
ment for the past week:
Capital stoek. eSl $50 900 Due 10 other Bsrh etnG
Loans and Dscots. 5o,54s Coz poss..... 1919
specie..... 4l6j so< CsrCulAsion....s..s' WV
Dse I'm. ether Bis. 9T,6O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
Fatal. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FATAL RAfLkoAD ACtlDcNi. ,oe1
SPRINGFIELD, MAS, Tuesday, Dec. \ - "a,
Mr. George WIlistoD, Of THE city, was nsss"
X He'd by the New Yoik Express Tram this evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
- our mot ultlcLl
A coursSss kindly tear

A tear is not large monument; but then orr
consolation is that Capt. Stewart is knd-hearted
fellow, and would erect q very bulsy lachrymL
piece Of architecture.
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70 the Associated Press.

wAsHrs0Tos. Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1857.
Not only the Presidents Message, but the Rspss
of the Heads Of Departments will be supplied 10 ~
prtss in the princips Atlantic cities, and b nsvt
shall have been commenced 10 Congress- The ssns
will be previously sent to postusstsn, Who vii 10
telegrephed at the proper time with that vsv. Ia
propristy of such an arrangement d apparent oeu tss
fact that 1t will avoid teleg aphio blunder snd secure
correct publication In newspapers distant from We
Capitol at the earliest practicable time. Athosg>
be utmost care has been taken TO prevent redsnesz
gusge the Message il usvo dsby locg, wing to shs
rcuiDent subjects Of Kansas Utah, Central Amsr'd'
nd the currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS In
NEW-BRUNSWICK.

FREpERIcKToy, N. B TUESDAY, Dec. ], 1871
The Central Bank in this City suspended spscae pc
me pts this morning.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED sr
MAGNETIC TELEGRApu
FROM wAsHNGroy


WASHINGTON, Tuesdsr, D.s ,ss,
At the CssiDe. meeting to-day a. .'"'
ton was discussed. Anuuber Of l.sdI,. -. ssss'
Democrats have arrived With, dsv :, - 'ss.
their h auence upon the csuu,ek o, "A. -, ~
trstion Is always very msaife.t IA. -"
Constitution 10 to be forcsd upon Ku.., =
be got through Congress BY the most adn.,.. Ia
drill. The South insists upon d. s.a A. 800
tration scquiesces. Personal q ven :. =. -'a@-
sdsrasiOrs have tended to produce tia 49,. y ''c'
is considered good opportunity to chscl y. :. ~
ratiOns Of Governor Walker and ssss.or D.
and to purify the party from tAs eu..,t, a. n.
State sentiments. Governor Walker. u ~.
moved, viii have policy in Kaasas pr,,c,s.. :
bin which be cannot follcw, and which win go.
his resignation. II ia thought tha. tie ru o..
men Of Kansas can be induced to vote o, u. o..
Of December, ard If tie, Do vote, the eslal,s,"
is that Congress viii admit ksnsas q q ueol..s
Free State, the South being sAsis6sd viii n. :,
cosnition Of perpetual property in saves
From Another Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dsc. 1, lss.
A letter has been received from Secretary Ss.,n
BY the President recalling his resignation a S.er.
tary Of Kansas, ard assigning ss ressos for IN
courss his intention Of stapdisg or faqiax By G,
Wsker, whose whole course he approved.
Eight cases only are remaining 10 Ia tisA ssscvs
the Naval Courts. They will be decided " cAns
mas. : ] believe that about o6e- fourth OF ass Al
ready tiled will be restored, and about os<Aa
advanced in grades Of retired pay. The Pssiaz
has intimated his wish that tho Court wosN us~
sider the case Of Lieutenant ROlAndo. usd9 \,
hope that his gslantry would Offset al objsstsss
Tho President 10 anxious for Senator SIdsa b
accept the French Mission, and urged him stssset
90 to do two days ago Of special conference h
probability 10 that he will 30, despite Of Ill exhl
dictions.
Commander Davis has sent the Navy DepsHassl
complete surveys Of Bakers and Jarvis isaaas
with full reports in regard to the alleged gusas b
posts, fully confirming Commodore Msviss,
original statement and showing them 10 Do uiktH
valneless.
Gov. Walker has gone to NeW.Yck On prvss
business for fsur or Eve days. leaving hero with y
inclination not to resign, though advised 10 h
contrary by some friends. He will probably
removed before his return, in which event 4
Government will temporarily fall into Sssssu
Stantons hands, unless the President refuses b n
ceive bis recall of his previous resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

70, TIE ,esst uistep CT tter psrs will furn'sh 90
excuse for those xho sesk their ruin.
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--lcstfptC n htr CAV 20 b
Nicbty Is Rome, more uobly free -

Mighty IS Kome, more noby nee
and if We should fail, we hope Capt Stewart will
be ready to use another couplet quoted by him, 10
give US for
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Ersiness Notlces-
PROFITABLE READING.

Yi.tosy FDslsud Iviprs Life of Wsshins.os
.na Ia. rvs Advertisement IN IA. dry q ,his
p.er DuIioe Lss pitching tines s9s o koo'ekce2
M re sSrrs &c stgdy the st'er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02
CLO3HING AT REDUCED PRICES

ALFRED MCssoE Co,
No. al Btoadwey, between CsDa snd Sf.ni 49,, o.,
have MARRIED d0en continue ~ sel from IheH 'sS
Ngx's AND BOYS CLOTHING
Of seduction Of from 10 10 IS per cent FoS casa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

= UNSPEPsA OF IA lLAHS
Cured by DR.. sAIIHs MAGNETIC SALvE- Dr. Jonn have
Depss No. rs GrALdst severe Utcer "a Leg 81 year
Ebenr. THsn Geeppoint, Lonz hlsnd FH sails % d.
snfTH No n CaDast Cburc ST. aud By vsn1us Drug
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WOOnY MNNn ,

d. PRICES Yard Is the place to get what you
- want in this line, sawed and split 10 suit not
sawed and split, just YOU desire. Orders, with
the pay, left At BALDWIN 4 Evans, corner vi Main
and 4th streets viii be attended to without delay.
Good measure warranted. shall soon have . lot
Of dry oak, and somc hickory for those Who like
good weed. Those wishing S. 10 20 cords Of geod
wood can be supplied. As the railroad il near the
fountain head for coal shall soon have that kind
Of fuel for those who 1t. Those wishing hard
wood Lumber be supplied by calling at the
Railroad Depot. Lumbcr sawed 10 order.
Jan. ;, '3T-d3m J. B. PRICE.
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Millinery ana Fancy Goods.
ATTENTION LADIES.

i WOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies' to my large and we'll selected stock Of
fall and winter goods, which will sell st Cincis-
natl prizes. Ny stock consists II silk, stfaw and
velvet bonnets; also, splendid assortNent Of rib
bons flowers and fesihsss selected viii crest eass.
You will and everything In the Millinery asd
Fancy business, It my establishment, In the latest
fashion. ! am also prepared to do all work IN ny
business At the shortest notice, sucA ~ lining,
trimming, bleaching, pressing and making hounAss
u every description, to order. I viii warrant al
work 10 give satisfaction.
Come one, come all. No trouble 10 show goods
u Mrs. disnny's, No. 10, johnson street, bslwsen
and ana 81. directly opposite 0hmer's Saloon.
sept16. div MHe. 0LRHNY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19

"ANTED@A number OF men OF good addreks
w to sell some handsome aud rapidly selling
works.
Justpublished, a handsome New Years Present
entitled 1.-The Floral Diadem, or Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers" handsom. ly bound in Cloth and
Gilt, and superbiy illustrated with = number of
Colored engravings. Also, cheap and quick-sell-
ing work entitled The True Htsiors Of The Kansas
Wars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
coloredengraviBgs. Address
j. X. TELLER,
nov5-d Fourth st, near Main. Cincinnati.
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FRED ERlCk IL. m OORL,
OF BOSTON,
A re HIT CT

L ATE partner Of VIM. Washburn. Architect of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses. and fremont Temple. Boston; Woods Ho-
tel. Portisndg Bay State House. Worcester, and
many other first class pablo and private buildings
throughout the country, having located In keokuk,
would inform the public that he is prepar To fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, Specihca-
tions and Superintcndenee for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public and
rs...ts sa.a.nss "a ainas, PREM inss ana
accuracy
All the modern improy ments, such as WI rmi ng,
Lighting, Nentilstien de, as adopted In the East
crn cities will be especially provided for as re-
CURED.
rs-Ofhce in samples new building on Second
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. IA, '57-diy r. ii. MOORE.
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desirable, epecialiyfor those who wish TO ornament
their grou pds small trees which viii commence
bearing the second year after planting.
Alss asupply Of Fancy shrubbery, Eyergreens,
Roses. &c.
Orders received at our grounds. Of mile west
Of the old City limits, the Bluff Ferry road TO the
Des Moines, or by mail, addressed to
HUBBELL HILTON.
keokuk Oct 3-ddw.
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pussOIUTION.

A JOHANNESBURG heretofore existing under
n the mans of McKenny 4 Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All claims against
the cid firm will be cancelled by T. /. Mekenny,
who will in future conduct the business, and who
alone is authorized 10 settle the business Of the old
arm T. ]. MckENNl,
NJ. IL. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19

r HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest
/ in the drug business TO T. I. Mckenny ; also my
interest in the manufacture and sale of II. X. Gill
,nore's Mamaluke Imminent. and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills, and take pleasure in recommending
him the public one deserving of their patron
age. NJ. IL. III AAhh.