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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

A GENTLEMAN and hi, wits can ohtAin pleas.
"A ant rooms, FURNISHED IL desired, y With board,
Office, Sd st., between Main and johnson.
Sep30dtf
COAL.
rTNlIE undersigned will oeil superior article Of
Coal, in large or small quantities, for Cash, at
low rates. Having made arran gements Tor . large
trade daring the Fall and Winter, | will sousrsct
e asssi c .sd HS,S,sa town :ss
Once on Sd street, 1t the ofaoe Of stryker 4
Wood, keokuk. q. D. BRAMELE,
Sept 80 dam Agent
Foreclssurs Of Morseage.
State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of Lee
Lee County, -. County, At Ksokuk.
Isaac Il. Cochran william PurnslIl
and Mary Parneli bic vie. james Forsclessys.
II. Green and JonAthan Wyco6
TINE above named defendants srs hereby poei-
1 6sd that there 10 nov on 6ls In the once Of
the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee County Il
Keoknk, petition Of said IsAAs K. Cochran,
claiming Of the said William PurnYlI Ave
hundred and sixty-six s6-loe dollars With the
interest threson, ~ money das On two promis-
sorry notes and . mortgage on part Of lot four in
block one hundred and ninety eight in slid city
To secure the same, eli sxecSted b. him 70 said
Cochran and Green, and claiming also ne fore.
closnre Of said mortgage and that unless sAsy sp-
pear and answer thereto On or before the russdsy
next after the frat Monday Of February. 1859. a.
fault viii be entered against them and judgment
rendered thereon. Dated the 77th day Of Sspisn-
Der, 1858. MI. KELLY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing matter having
obtained m order OF publication against William
farneli and Mary Purnell, and James II. Grsen
irom the District Court Of said Les County, Iowa,
let publication be made in the "Gate City" =
newspaper published In said county, three times
per week for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE J. LEECH, Clerk D. G.
Sent. ~. lS5S-sepaodAv
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Deneuno,nw the Presiaent.

The journals publishing an Official ad-
dress to the Democracy Of Iowa. 1t is very
plain that this address is intended to ad-
vance the cause Of Douglas and put down
james Buchanan in the Democratic party.
In fact, the first statement may be consid-
cred a. the next thing TO personal attack
On the President. Ii 10 devoted to the abuse
OF the old Federal party and the glorfca-
ton OF the old Democratic party, Of the
former of which James Buchanan was an
ardent supporter, and The latter of which he
opposed most bitterly. lie was, in truth,
more bitter in his hostility to the old Demo.
cratic party than the writer Of that address
is towards the Republican party, for Rachah-
an said that ii he sshad drop Of Demo-
cratic blood in his veins he would open them
and let it out while the writer Of the ad.
dress only boasts that ho never scratched a
Democratic ticket.
There is no point or application in unsarth-
ing the issues Of the old parties a. this day,
unless 1t be to remind tho people, and es-
peclaily Douglas Democrats, that Buchanan
was an active member Of the old Federal
party so long as that party bad an existence
in this country. Now, although we have nc
special favor for Dir. Buchanan, we mus, say
that this covert and underhanded system oi
warfare, this stabbing under the fifth rib in
the house OF bis pretended political friend
IL unfair. II is worse, !, is cowardly ant
assassin-like. After electing an old FODDER.
aiiss President, II il unwarrantable to turr
round and abuse his old party, and expos,
him 70 the odium and detestation Of th,
people on account Of the position which h,
held in il.
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N HsNEaase com N E1 GA T. M CLAe.
0lCAL ACADEMY.

ERANcIS G. MISNER, formerly Professor ii
the Oread tcollegiats) Institute for young la
dies In Worcester, Massachusetts. begs avs 70 in
firm the citissss II keekuh sni vicinity, that be
has opened ConxgncIAL AnD CLASSICAL AcApxnY
TOR ladies' and gsntiemsn, and IL nov ready 70 re-
ceiys scholars at the beautiful snd pleasant rooms
which be has fitted up over the bank Of Rix, Hale
Co., corner Of N Ain and Sd streets, (cntranee on
3d. for the study Of book -keeping, etc. etc Alse
for the study OF the common and higher English
branches and modern langusges.
The instruction will chiefly be given on the no
CLASS SYSTEM 70 that each scholar receives just
such as stAncc ~ y needed in his her ease and
10 mot kept back by Others, nor compelled 70 psss
over things without erstanding them. Here
also each scholar may come. either dur,ug tbs day,
or In the evening; and not oftener than q convent
emit.
For further information and for circulars apply
personally or by letter 70 the Principal.
For references zee Circular.
sep27 dAw &C. AISNER, Principal.
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Republicans Ticket.

We publish = Township Tickle: recommend
ed by the Republican Township Committee.
The Ticket 10 good One, and We trust will
receive the united support Of the Republican
voters Of the township. twill be seen that
10 spirit OF fairness and lberalty, the Com.
mitlee have put MIR. Anderson Gu the Ticket
to represent the Democracy in the Board Of
Trustees, and see that the election is fairly
conducted.
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Hats! Hatsy Hats !

Hats! Hatsy Hats I
J. =. RICKEY
IL As jsst resolved aDs stock Of Pail HAT
and CAPS Of every Kind and quality u :
--latest Styles.
His silk and Cashmere Hats. made sxprssslyA
this srsdc ey the wsii-knovn hoass u Lswn 1A
have also one Of the best stocks Of Ds1
Gloves and Aittsrs, Trunks. &c., ell whish win
soh Wholesale and Retail Il Low Prizes for Cal
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
J. X. kIcKEY's HAs Ssoss,
KEOkUK CLAasICAL SCHOOL.
THIS iAstitutien having been regularly eseat
lad aaA PLACED upcn reliable hasis, will -
nsnce the a1t quarter Of the nsxt yssr, ssAss =
ssPs.issso % q ~; y. ": Jsnisea. stet
Sept 9TH. Tbs rooms have been thersusAly
Tairsd and handsomely seated, and every ssrsnRt
msut made 10 secure comfort and sosvenisnsst
papiis.
The yssr will b. divided iato iosr qssltsrso d n
weeks sash.
TUITION.
LA.in, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathsmatlad
rpsi.s G,..... :....i;. .,e
tao, So, par quarter IL
Il 10 desirable that ell the pupils connnss
with The beginning Of the quarssr. In order y ~
proper arraAesment Of classes.
R.P. LowE, ps~n
=. AIszAspsa, ses'y.
Ksokuk, Asg. y, '1s-d1n
KEOkUK FEMALE sEW1NXIY.
Monday, Sept. sth, in the sssosA stssy II u.
streets,
The Board II Trus tees Of this s.ni..ry. .,.ss.A
from varicus Teli, ious Aenoninations snd vspse-
.snting large part Of the Christian esnnunity,
dssss By tAe united sAd eo-operativs sosts Il ~
friends Of edseation to Establish gradually sasA
N lnstitetion - our city nsuirss.
xAe Principal OF the institution u Rev. G, A.
Williams, tovAen, Of to the Secretary u ths
Board, applications for tho adnission d pspiIs
4: .s::s:: r ..i.,sa WI !. y ~ !. /. :.
ssn - incidsAtal expenses. For Letia. 1ssnsl,
aernan. As. sztra Charge Will - naAs.
liz desirable that psIseas designing p besor :
p.pii. = present 1a1ssss,ly e q: lrss q s'As
Prssidsstof Ne Bes.a q Trsssss J.
K.ss.l. Az. IL isis iss:s
1AIlRO1. 3 NOTICE.
NoIICn hereby givsn 70 eli parties intarestsl
- -. 49, - sGsse 4id.tion q he Iowa Southern.
80 ~ Aes3O and NsbrAska Railroad conpanies,
ssoodane = - aet aashoFiSing the ssas. No. ~.
ka1esssa' The articles Of consshAAtisn en1sfs1
.n.o IcF ne soastxsctioa Il the road fssa Kssaau-
~ - Bsses Co., % ths xiaoari sivess. end =
-cwa Railroad Co., ard nov fsly AatAoRisSd y ear
y out tho object Of thsir ofgsn!sAtion:
E.kArus, sss'y. .s
0v1rn - rns Nns1Aeu AeAnnl
The 0ssskholdsN q ~ No.
low. keilrsaa @. 80 hSssey ell1 49, ~
s.; So; =; - !; z J
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~ - ~ W IL IL IL
DRUGGIST,
NO. 15l Maln.sa., KEOKUK.
Ne Excnse Fer lad DrsaAo
/ AM now preparing . very superior article Of
Yeast Powder, which warrant 20 30 - rood IL
not superior to any other In the market, and at
nearly one half the price. 3. B. v0WkLL,
sepz9d lsl Main street.
SOO GALLONS Pure Linssed Oil for sale 81
Jul s. B. VOWEL,
sep29d Isl hsin-st.
SOn KEYS Pure White LsAd for sails 5.
OUU 8. B. vOwELL.
ssp1sd ISL MHin-st.
I00n LBS. Prime Potash, for sale y
lVUU s. d. VOWEL,
sep79d ISL MAln-st.
QnO GALS. Spirits Turpentins for sale BY
OUO s. B. VOWELL,
seP19d Isl Mrin-st.
ono GALS. Spirit Gall, for sale BY
wv 8. B. vOWELL,
sep29d ISL Main.st
r ARD Oil, Sperm OH, and rish Oil, Tor ale low
!. ..s * : :. Y y, .n,....
Msans Eagls Tripsll.
THE best article known for eisAning IND bur-
I nishing Gold, Silver, Copper. 6tssl, Tin. and
Gil other metAhi also, for cleaning WiAdoss, Mir
rors and Glass Ware. S.H. vOWELL,
sep20d ISL MAin-st
I HAVE on hand general assortment Of all the
popular Patent Medicines Of the day, which
warrant y b genuine.
Sept nd No. Isl AAin-st.
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e. The Winnebsgo indians, settled in
Minnssota, raised over 5000 bushels Of wheat
Let yoae.
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Total, 500 500 ,00o
The above was the first Bank organized in
Keokuk, the subscriptions having been made
on the Goth and 2lst days Of August.
Tho Directory is composed Of we'll known
business men, as follows:
A. Bridgman, H. d. Woodward,
Geo. B. Smyth, VIM. Patterson,
R.F. Bower, II. T. Reid,
Jas. I. Cox, g. L. Bowler,
ID. Kilbournc.
Chas. L. Bowler, ESQ.,. has been elected
President, and Chas. Parsons, Esq, Cashier.
Subsequently another organization for q
Branch Of the State Bank Was effected, IN
der the title Of the "KRoxuK BRANCH or THE
STATE BANK or Iowa. the subscriptions to
which were made on the 18th and l4th days
Of September, with the following list of
subscribers:
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1898. Fail and winter 1855.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
,. y .nurcaissos. sAAxs pBwar
HUTCMaN1O ON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAlLORS,

LAVE JUST received ct their Fashionable
II Tailoring aud Fnrnishing estabiisAnsnt
: choice and sxeslisat sappIy Of BsoAAsloths
oAssimsres, Vsstings, and Dents FURNISH
ING GOODS, Of all descriptions, and guaranteed
that their work shall b. dons Ia the most a.
proved and satisfactory manner. They are ces.
stantly receiving the New York and Philadel.
phia fashionsi and respectfully solicit al vhs
desire good work and the best Material TO rive
them . call.
Sept. ~, 'ss-dly HUTCHINSON 1 DEWEY.
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ELECTMON;
or The Pranks - tho M oAern PACK
"I'il put Girdlo round about the narth."


or. The Pranks - tho MsAsrn Puck.
"I'il put Girdle round about the nsrth.''
A Telsgraphis Epic for the Times, In which th.
origin, progress and marvellous devslope ncn of IL
Setenceof Rlsctsisity and Magnetism are 81 forth
poctisaiy and practically for 800 years fron h,
tims 81 ThAles 10 the 6ebmArins Telegraph. en-
bracing every brood Aeld sf Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last gresi
FIELD Of the Atlaatis Ocsap.
New York, Asg. ~, 1855.
CONTENTS
Invocation, The Ambss6priis, Infancy ol Sd
enee, Copernicss, Calico, Newton, the Temple .,
science. Eisstron's Trance, His Awaksniss, Rlss
tron Tortured, AttrAstion and Rspulsiea kiseGsos
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Hlsstson n
trsppsd, The Lsydsn Jar, Franklin and NJ Kite
The Lgntaing Oaptsrsd, The Kite In ksssps
Frasklins Magic, Ths Thssdsr. Storm, Ths Than
der-Bolt, Tbs Rgbtaing Rod, The Nortksrn Lighn
The Arctic Aurora, 0Alvsnism, Volta, Rlestfsa 1
AetAnorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The ArtiAciA
Diamond, Shakspears's Cli6, The enbnasins Bat
terry, The Telegraph forsshsdo~ed, ElsetsO-Aagns
tisn. The Telegraph Realised, The Avsnssa q
Blood, The Electric irs-AiArm, The ElscarOty %
Cause Of Cholers, Table Turnings, OcsAn Tsls
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancy boards. Prie
sep1ld OGDEN, BkOWNELL d CO.
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B. r. Moody.

STEAMBOAT AccIDENr.--The steamer Fanny
Harris, Of the Dubuque and Rock Island line
Of packets, ran against the pier Of the Dav-
export bridge Tuesday night Two persons
were killed, and the boat was seriously dam
aged.
On the evening Of the same day raft was
broke up by running against the bridge.
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NotIco.
ME have this day purehassd the entire Interest
" Of ChAs. u. drimth In the Qussnawass busi.
ness, and will continue the sams under the name Of
J. +. Hobbs Co., at the old stand on Ath strseG,
above Johns on, where We win keep constaatly 81
hand full and compists asssrtnsAt Of eecda In
our line and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the trade. Chss. X. 0siAth will cCutinus witE =.
and win be pleased to - his former patrons.
HOBBS . BARNES.
Keokuk, Sept. 81, 1854
have this day sold my entire interest II. II
Quesnswarc business to Aessra. J. Z. Hobbs Co..
and request I'll who have claims against - = ~
sent them for adjustmsnt, and tkoss .xho 90 -
will please make settlement inms1. aAslvs - a
wish 70 Close my old businsss q son - posslhle.
Ksokuk. Sept. y, 1SSS-sp71c.lm
s.KE1OsxsNR.,
ssAIs rev a!tisls y far supsrier t0sall ~
Burning fluids and OLD - - ~ y ar1I
osilliant lfght--it y MARI Gooos1l6S3 nS $500.
says and fr:e from grease, III, o. 81 '7ss' 8
For sale By Asj.WTrxTnnON.
AsrsssAe.ss AsKeEoeens.s,
stp1ld ssKHROo ENE.ss
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Nee YAAng.
A GENTLEMAN and his wtfe can obtain pleas.
liant rooms, furnished II dssiredl With board
in private family. Inquire a Dr.. Eeynarth'a
Office, Sd st., between Main and Johnson.
Sep30dtf
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Hard Wood Lmmhe.

H0rO WOOD Lumber,
- and from ~ to "a feet long. 'N'
Black Walnut Lumber. consisting of Newell Post Tim.
Plank, 2 to ~ inches thick. f1
Boards, inch thick. f --e
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak P1ank al
1000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale BY
.- WIN. N. TRUE,
ieoa-u Once In Bankof Otta vH
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go New Tobacco ana Ciga: StO:e.I
LEWIS, dealer In Foreign and Domestic Tobacccs
81 Cigars Fruits. Candies, Nuts, &c, La Sale Street
one door south Of Gays Furniture Store. feb13-n
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NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.



THE subscriber has just received his Spring stock nj
] the above old and popular establishment. compris-
ing article Included in the list of the n.efui and
health full substantials OF life His new purchases are
elsewhere, comprise the largest fullest freshest
and cheapest stock Of Family Groceries found be-
Chicago and St. Louis He invites all who are
sk-p,ical this call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but of his list constantly on
hand
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
6ofse, Rio r.d Java.
.Nolasses, AR honse plantation. and syrup
Cdndies, star, stearine, sperm, and talow.
Isds, green, black boh.a, &c.
Soap rosin, CASTLE, and shaving.
Tobacco, Cavendish, fine cut, smoking, &c.
Csgors, anything from ''ong niue' mild four
Cuba"
OILS, lin.eed sperm. and olive.
Fork, lard, tailov, &c
Fash, makerel, white, herring, and treu:.
Cocoa Suts, raisius. and
Figs, al retail or by the drum.
Ginger f'reserr4-, very fine article.
TiRsqdr, the best crab and cider
Pickles, in jar, all kinds, extra.
I'epper SdHee. pepper salt, aspice, ginger, all
other ordinary condiments.
Nut. Brazil fiberts. almonds, pea nuts &c
1oyS for children, including babies, and everything
else from the elephant 20 Jac. the giant killer.
Oysters sarline., &c, in cans.
JHndies a lot Of all kinds.
IdikS. br"oms. moPs. &c
Oranges and ieH"ofis, fresh from the sonth,
~ the box.
Pdper, ink. pens and all kind, OF stationery
Fishing tIcIis from the Longest pole r1unow hooks
FtoHr potatoes, vegetables in their season, butter
eggs, chickens, and all such Ii;tle arraa geens need
ed in families, always kept when Trey possibly be
procured for love OF money
VIOLISS.
very fine lot OF ViOiins, with al the arrangements,
ALSO-thicago and Atom lime ami Cer,ent .or.-
tber with everything else that he named in his line
And Il he is not supplied with the article called for he
Ottawa. May 81. 1855. X. MONTGOMERY
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The SPRINGFIELD SUGAR MnL.-Mr. j. c.
Depew, proprietor of the proposed sugar
Mil. writes that he viii be ready by the
Goth September, TO 90 to work, night and
day, in crushing canes and boiling the juice.
He wants some ripe canes to be on hand a
few Gays before that time. He SAYS the
it blossoms.
Gov. Ma;teson with his usual libcrality,
in order to further this great enterprise, has
offered to bring canes upon the Alton, Chi
cago, L St. Louis railroad, free of cost; be-
iieving that if successful, q valuable staple
VII! be added to the crops of Illiuois.
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FIRST BOOK sTOiS Z,
ESTABLISHED IN OTTAWA IN 1881. By
Machine Oil.

ARD Oil. Sea Elephant OIL, for oiling Threshi,., NJ.
IL Chimes &c. Farmers and Machinists give me ear.
Nattincer's Block. iul24j Ely. GRIGGS,
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kerosene Coal CsI ana Lamps.
~ HIS Lamp will give light equal TO six Candles. and
oAe cenf's seo,fs IF OF ieiX Turn Jefsseen three
and fur hours
For economy end trilancy Of light this Lamp cannot
as egzaIled. For sale by lseplil s. c. EARL SON.
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Spring and Summer Goods |!
ElSKE g. TAYlOR'S

| CLOTHING, CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
~ BOOTSAN SHOES, IA rs AND CAPS
WE have the largest and best stock Of Goods ever
w offered in this market, they being msnufactured
expressly for and all made in the best
and latest styles, good any custom made article
can be manufactured in this city.
: 800 Coats, French BroadclOth, German Cashmere,
Ermmet and Cashmeren Goats White Linen, Msrselss.
Duck, Lasting, Queens Cloth, &C., &c.
900 pair Of Pants Fine Black, Fancy Cashmere, Ii.
men, Tweed, Marseilles, &c.
1000 Vests, of every style.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
French Scarf Stock, Collars, Shirts, Shirt Boeemss
Socks and Gloves; In fact everything usually
hrstcla Clothing Store large assortment OF Hats
and Caps for Men and Boys Every style Of Boots and
Shoes in the Eastern be found ut our store
North side Of Court House Square two doors east Of
City Rank. F!shs ILCH.
PS-We are not to be undersold, and will sell -
cheap a. the chea,,est. No trouble to show eeeds.
Ottawa, April II, 1858. lat.
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Notice..

HAVING purchased of s. w. CHEEvER his entire stock
IL OF Dry Goods and Groceries would inform my
friends and the public that the business will he conduct
ca IN the future in the name of ANDREW LYNCH L CO.
We intend to adhere strictly the cash and barter
trade, satisfied from experience that it is most bench
cia to the seller and buyer The credit SYSTEM which
mas been so injurious for past years. hope
In this city. To accomplish this will sell for 90
small profits as to compel neghbors pursue the
same course Our long experience in the business here
We venture as guarantee for keeping stock sutng
exactly the wants Of the community We therefore beg
that all who study their interest will call and get
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Iron Railing 4 Safe Mandatory

Near the City Mills, and little south of Caqrelin
Knights Sash Factory,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
IOHN MAGER respectfully that he has
- opened. the above place, establishment for the
manufacture of
Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Front Yards,
Public Squares, dc.
Iron Works furnished for buildings and bridges. Also
Bank Vaults and Cell Works, Iron SASH Doors, Blinds
and Bedsteads for public and private houses, Burglar
proof Locks for stores double locked, Roofing of Cop
Tin Galvansed and Sheet Iron, done and
raned Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done at
snort notice. Prompt attention paid to all orders.
Mork done at New York prices. Customers win find
and designs Of the latest STYLE from New York,
~ MS eStaoisbment. augS
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Country Residence and Farm :

Country Residence and Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell his residence about tvo miles
below Ottawa, on the Illinois river, with sixty TO
one hundred and nifty of land, purchasers may
desire.
The place has commolious House. good Barn. Corn
Cribs, &c young Orchard, about eighty acres under
the plow and is every way very desirable location Ii
at all seasons easily accessible from an excel
lent road and can readily be divided two or
more very pleasant residences.
Also for sale. 40 of Land the River being
all OF Section IL that lies South Of Illinois River
Apply to D. =. Cameron, Glover 4 Cooks Once or
l.. p. Sanger, Ottawa. Isep29l
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- NJ H.
LIVING bought out the shop, stock, and traus
r. Brunker invite the sporting community give
me call. hav9 good assortment of sporting ar
ticles as con be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment of splendid east steel
patent muzze end common Rifles, made by Mr.. ii. P.
brunker, whose valuable services foreman of my
shop All work done at my shop, usual is warranted
TO give perfect satisfaction. Colts, Maynard's Aliens
and Blunt Lyons Revolvers and Kfe Pistols kept
constantly on hand and cheap they can be bought
IN Chicago Caps Of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly on hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends Of H. r Brunkr As vel as new
traders believing supply their orders for every
ne IN my line, and warrant to give satisfaction all
inst uads with me- ]. s. MITCHELL.
Ottawa, Jan s. 1876 =.
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Eeeal embellishments.
Trustees Sale.

Trustee Sale, 49,,
WHEREAS, Thomas Hickey and Mary Hickey his
w wife, did, the 3lst day Of July, $780, convey
in trust the following in
the City OF Ottawa State OF Illinois, and described
Lot six 6) in block nnetythree (93 in the States ADJ
the payment Of . certain proissory note of even
WIN sara deed OF trust, executed by the said Thomas
Mickey 20 Amy Cooper, for the sum Of twelve hundred
ana Sixty dollars, with interest cent, and
due one year from its date 81
And whereas, default having been made in the pay,
inent OF Inc moneys secured to be paid by said note
NOW, therefore, John p. Anthony at the request of
the holder OF said note virtue the power
me vested by said deed Of trust shalt the 9Th day Of
September, 1s55, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the door of Court House In Otta
at the hour of 12 o'clock that day the above
described real estate and all equity of
said note. taugl4I JOHN p, ANTHONY, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until the 10th OF
October, 1858. lsep11l JNo- p ANTHONY. Trustee.
Assignee's Sale
WILL be sold at the south door Of the Court House.
w in the City Of Ottawa the 4th day OF October
next, all the right title, and interest OF the Ottawa
starch Company, in and to the Starch Factory and its
aPpurtenances Including its Real Estate and alter
Power situate the south bank Of the hydraulic basin
in said city, together with the personal property Of said
Company. 90 .. 90 ..
Terms Of sale made known at the time and place OF
sale. WM H. w CJySHyAN 4 Assi1nees
PHILO LINDLEY, Of said
sepll-4w LORENZO LELAND, Company.
Dissolution.
s3!HE co-partnership heretofore existing between "
u w. RATHBUS and THOMAS ORION, in the Book and
Stationery business. in the City of Ottawa is this day
Sept g. dissolved by mutual consent y. W. RATHBUS
retiring frsm the firm and business.
The Book and Stationery trade will be continued
old stand By THOMAS ORION whoi authorized to sign
i'll liquidation.
This change will render it necessary to require imme-
date settlement from all indebted TO tire old firm
n. ". RATHBTN,
sepll THOMAS ORION.