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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-03
For the Standard.
JOHNSTON COUNTY.

JOHNSTON COUNTY.
MEssIs. EDIToRs We have read with much sat
isfacti,n the suggestions of A Democrat" in your
Issue of the Esd inst. and approving fully both the
sentiments and suggestions in this article we beg the
favor Of you to announce in your paper that there
will he a Democratic County Convention held in the
town Of Smthfield, on Tuesday of February Court,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to represent
the county in the State Convention to be held in
Charlotte on the 18th of April next All true Demo-
Gratis earnestly requested to attend
-----=------~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EUST RECEIVED
a kegs Goshen Butter .-.
Gadcs Butter, .-. ..
10 boxes English Dairy Cheese. ---..-.
Pine Apple Cheese &c..
$ barrels Northern apples
Is Irish Potatoes, -.
At ROlSTER, JONES 4 MOORE'S
Raleigh Jan. :n 1858. sMt
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GOLD PENS! GOLD PENs!!

GOLD PENS! GOLD PENSii
u GOLD PENS,
GOLD PENS, ----
GOLD PENS,
GOLD PENS,
GOLD PENS,
- GOLD PENS.
All persons in want Of a superior article of Gold Pen
can get suited by calling II The N c. Store where
VIII oe tound The best assortment beure offered in
this City. "
Raleigh, JAN 29, 1853. @
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Tke Stan1ar1>


HOLDEN WILSON STATE PRINTERS,
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lHE New YORK BANKs-The last weekly state
."ent OF the New York city banks shows the follow
ing totals: Loans increased, 81, 500 900; specie in
creased $6o1s,OOO; deposits increased, $685. 600
andrawn deposits, 81, 800 900; circulation decreased
$l,S0O,O0O.
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NOTICE.-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
ilaC s.E

NOTICE.-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM.
II ING the Citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding
country, that have commenced the GROCERY BUSf-
NESS in Raleigh. two squares southwest OF the Capitol
aud opposite the Masonic Lodge expect TO keep cun.
sanity on hand good assortment of Gruceries such
Shoes Meal Flour Lard, Bacon Butter Cheese Mossse
Salt and small assortment of Dry Goods and various
other articles tedious mention. hope by
tention to the business share liberal patronage from my
friends and scquainiances -...-,-r : .
....#F FTIlI
t9y Also, still continue carry The CARRIAGE
BUSINESS on the same Lot, than seventy Live
yards from my Grocery. have lot of CARRIAGES and
BUGGIES hand all of which of good mseria and
we'll put up And when you going around looking for
Carriages in Raleigh, don't forget because am little
out of the way. -z'y'E f--- 49, -.
t1s s.z.-s l-s: JOHN WYATT. {,
Dsssmbsr lsth, 1851. l3l1wly.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
TVNHE SALE OF NEGROES ACCORDING TO THE
provisions Of the Deed of Trust made 10 the under.
signed The 4ih July S7, and recorded the Registers
once OF Wake county, commenced The 18th January inst
Will be continued and clnsed Monday The 5h February
at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh
TERxs:-A credit "f months will be given for an.
proved Notes. bearng interest from the day of SALE
Raleigh, Jan. %, 1855 -. s-tI5tbFeS
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John 6: Barr Esq Ma,ioarne oa Australia. Mr.. Barr
Is native Of Raleigh. ....
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e One of the many modes of attack or the
Democracy by the opposition is the putting forth of
rumors Of new parties, to be preceded by the dis
ruption of old ones Persons who start these ru-
mors affect to be wiser than others, and to see
gloomy and startling events looming up in the I'M
mediate future They think that the old Democratic
party is under cloud and that important changes
inevitable "The wish is father to the thought"
We have heard Just such for the last fifteen
years, and they we're quite as rife in the days Of
Jefferson and Jackson as they are now. Democracy
was never so triumphant or so firmly established In
North Carolina as it is at this time. All its advo-
Gates have to do is to stand by all its principles and
maintain its organization; and if they will do this
they may defy all the predictions and all the efforts
Of their opponents. But the Democrat who shrinks
Or hesates-who endeavors to conciate the oppo-
S'tlon, who is willing to overlook or sink for the
Time being part Of his creed, looking to the oppo-
st'on for support reward in return, will be dis
appointed in his expectations, and, in the end VIII
md his popularity and his usefulness destroyed.
he that is not for US is against u.s. ana ne tna'
gahereth not with us scsttereth abroad.
SUICIDES AND SrR1c.NlNE-The New Orleans Bu1-
htin commentns the alarming progress of self
destruction I'll this country, expresses the opinion
that in rany cases the cause is to be found in adu.
teraed liquors. 1t says:
The extensive adulterations of liquors which
nave taken place of late years act upon the brain
ana destroy it's proper functions Physicians and
o,hers know well that the brain is liable to disease.
almost as much perhaps any other organ, and
%hen is SO the individual is crazy and does not
anow what he is doing. The brain Of the drunkard,
II II Is Is well known, will take fire. emitting blush
nsht, and causing smell like burning alcohol. We
are strongly inclined to think that most suicides by
'aes are referable to this as the primary cause"
lhere is more truth than poetry in the above
oot srlchnne whiskey and thirty-seven-and-ah half
cent French brandy does its work rapidly that it
A'''s the imbber before he has time to 60 crazy.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
sSMITHFIELD n. c. -r-l .Ei.-
Will attend regularly the County Superior Courts of
Wake, Johnston Cumberland. Harneft and Wilson
All business entrusted to his will prompt
tention. = -s--
January 9, 1858. = 2-wtf
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INTERESTING FROM UTAH-The War Department
is in receipt Of dispatches from Col Johnston Of the
Utah expedition, under date of November 80 The
dispatches dated at Camp Scott near Fort Bridg-
They state that all the troops and supply trains
had arrived at that place, and will remain there or
in that vicinity through the winter. During the
march thither a large number of draught animals
had been lost by snow storms, cold and starvation
"A sufficient number of lean oxen had been saved
for the meat part of ratcns for six days rer week
for seven MONTHS and there was on hand enough
bacon for the remaining day per week during the
same period There also enough -four and small
rat,ons.
Half the horses and numbers of mules in COL
Cooks command were lost in consequence of the
storms. and the diminished number and reduced
condition Of the cavalry and battery horses and
drausht mules rendered additional number of
these animals indispensable.
The Mormons before they retired, burnt the build
ings in and about Fort Bridger, and also Fort Sup
ply, on Smiths Fork, twelve miles distant and de-.
stroyed the grain, and, far they could, other
crops at that place.
As further advance towards Salt Lake City
could not be made without new supply of horses
and mules, Capt. Marcy had been despatched to New
Mexico to procure them, so as to be ready for use
early in the spring; when it is expected that the
Army, with volunteer force of 1000 strong will re-
sumo it's march the grass on the mountains
has attained sufficient growth sustain the animals
The troops had borne the dangers and privations
with patience and cheerfulness. They in fine
health, although some of the regiments were still
suffering from frost bite.
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MASONIC INSTITUTE.

GERhANIoS y. G.
"E HAVE THE PLEASURE OF ANNOUNCING
w to our friends, and the former lairons uf this
Schno that will be opened for the reception students
on "Wednesday The 2h January under the Supervision OF
MI James Giles, graduate of The Virginia Military Ins
tue wio with experience of years comes to US
highly recommended AS instructor of youth.
As soon a. the number If Students will Justify IT, Mill
tary Company wall be organized and will be daily in
s'ruced IN Military Tactics at such hours will inter
feIe with their scholastic duties.
Board Can be obtained most reasonable terms Stu-
dents will be charged from the date entrance
X. d. GOiDING,
b. l.. BITING,
=. &. HILL,
J. +. RIDDICK,
ID. N DALTON,
T.. b. KING,
january e5, 1857. Iwat.
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE THAT
" DUNCAN h. McRAE Esq, will address the peo-
PIE IN his own defence aans The attacks Of portion Of
cial Cnnr LIST of February: at Fayetteville On Tuesday
night February 9Th Raleigh Monday February I5lh
and at Hiilsberuugh on Tuesday February 2sd
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= The Elizabeth City Sentinel has idea OF sup
porting Mr.. Leak, any else like Mr.. Leak %,
Governor. The Editor wants candidate not with
Zone principle" but with several principles. He
comp! aims thus of the "ukewarmness" among his
friends, and calls the X. N. Executive Committee
70 take steps for holding K. N. State Convention
We incline to think that when the Editor comes to
look for some of the Committee referred to, he will
Mind they are not there, He says:
"We regret to see lukewarmness among some
of the American papers of our State about holding
a Convention to nominate suitable person to be
our standard bearer in the coming August election.
We do hope that the Executive Committee through
its chairman, will call a meeting of the Committee
and the Committee suggest the meeting of delegates
at some central portion of the State 1t is our duty
to do it. Let the Executive Committee but do its
duty and we guarantee that the masses Of the party
will do theirs. AS We said before, we Wish it dis
tinctly understood that will not under any cir.
cumstances either directly or indirectly, give ou sup
port in our personal editorial capacity, for any
Drinciple candidate We know that our help is not
much hut politicians in election times like 10 have all
the support they car get. We believe that if Con.
vention is held and a proper man put forth, that
there is a great chance of our success: But wheth.
er we succeed or not let fight to the last for at!
(not one) of the principles Of the American party.
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UfOR HIRE, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR
this office. ~ff' "
January 25, 1858.
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE
FOR SALE I.05O ACRES YADKIN RIyEH
LAND, AND FERRY.

LAND, AND FERRY.
VENHE SUBSCRIBER OFERS FOR SALE HIS PLAN.
TATlON on the Yadkin River, containing ,05O acres
together with the Ferry II situated miles from Sails.
bury on The main road to Salem and Danvle the North.
Carolina Railrmd runs the burders of the same On
the premises is good Dwelling House. Barn. House
and Press and all other budings-some ESQ
acres under cultivation loo Of which bottom
and Greek bottom; also superior Meadow. 1t is well
watered with good Springs and in good rerar some
l0" acres sown down in wheat; which would sold with
the subscriber.
MICHAEL BROWN
Salisbury, JAM 26. 1858. San
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11
I9AILROAD NOTICE

HAIL8OAU NOTIGEs
NOTICE IL hereby given 70 ell parties init rested
~ that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern,
and tho keoknk and Nebraska Rsiirosd Cempsnis6.
according to N act suthoSisin4 tho same, has bsen
perfsctsd. The articles Of coaAelidation entered
into for the construction Of the road from Ksosau-
qua, Van Buren CO., TO the Missourk0tver, and to
be styled and known ~ the hebrARH and South
iowa Railroad Co., and fully authorised 70 ear
~ out the object Of THAR organisatio
RALPH +. LOWE, Prss't.
E. MArxE, Sec'y.
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TOHEPH HLECRA ,

1oSAAS~ . 4qss,eg
Main At, bet sth and 9th u0KUK,
MANUFACTURE Ok III kinds u Cakes and
lVl Candies, PyrAmidss -. All orders foF parties
will be promptly attsndsd 70, g The shostsst mo-
siee sad in the nnak approved Aiyla.
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$4,000 STOLEN.
$4,000 REWARD!
READ READ

THx RoBBERy or THE Union BANK or KINDER
HOOK The safe blown open by the robbers az the
Union Bank, at Undertook, Was made by silas @.
Herring Of New York. II was one Of his best Fire
aud Burglar Proof ssfes, and cost $500. II Ap-
pears that il was not blown open by charging the
lock on the outer door, hut by dfiliing : hole i'm.
mediatcly above the lock, through which they
could have inserted sufficient quantity II powder
70 have blown the building to atoms. The door
casting being sprung from the door, they applied
bars and wrenched Il of without much difsculty.
The lock on the Burglar Proof Safe, ESQ cAlled,)
which was inside was blown 10 pieces, and by using
the bars again, the door was removed and the rob.
beers secured their booty. As tho clock NUT have
stopped at the time of the explosion, The robbers
could no, have been engaged over two hours and
half IN getting into the building and the safe.
The robbers succeeded in obtaining $3.50 Ia
specie, 81 which $500 was in gold dollars 81 o31
we're unsigned and in sheets, and $1,000 mutilated;
81 sos in bills of other banks, cf which 81 900 Oh
were Of the Brighton Bank, Mass, OF tho denumi-
molten Of COS, 2O's and los; aisn, three checks.
ere 70. s4'sp tifars by David Dayton on the
Balls Head Bank, "a the order of d. s. Msrshall
one for &iSl "a to the order Of Is. s. Marshall.
tdrawer and Bank no, known, J one fer sa5 "a On
the Farmers and Bank, OF Williamsburg. to the
order II Z. II Wendoser, drawn by D. 4 a. Sturte-
want.
The Bank offeIs reward II $500 for the detec
ton and conviction Of the robbers, 81 SOC for the
recovery OF the money, or proportional SUN for
the recovery Of pnrt of the money II Albany
Morning Express, Sept. 70, 1858.
Safe isobberics, such rs above, occur Inst A
long ~ the public continue to use shset Ison safes.
10 avoid your money being stolen. purchaac one Of
Liiiies' Chilled md Wrought Iron bafes, faatened
with his Powder Proof Locks. Gall and SEQ them
. sas ssT' s'rii IL E LAM Burl
(yHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, ID sssks, Tor sale BY
~ oLE0AoRN. TAYLOR CO.,
sug0d Leyec.
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ANDREW y. WILKINSON,
tLate Wilkinson i Marshall)
Wbolcsnte and Retatl Drugstst
~ a

ANDREW y. WILKINSON,
Late Wilkinson 4 Marshall,@
WnoIcsate and Retntl DrUgstst.
NO. Dc AAIN-sr.,
~ full assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, Giass Ware and
Varnishes, at and below market rates
Aug. is, '5s.d
NTrRAlE silver crystaiised-4s ounces Chem
IN ically pure, in store and for sale by
A.JsWILkINsoN
augi6a 20 Main-st.
GPTs. TUkpkNTlNB-2o 200 gal. in barrels and
- .can in store and Tor sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
auglsl % Maia-st.
r INsEED, Lard and sperm 2uo gal. each,
= = 0'' = 4''a ~ Al. WILKINSON,
aagled 90 Main.ss,
A LcoHoi, 80 aud IS per cent --Soo gal instors
: M - so Al. WILKINSON,
sugled SO Main-st.
(IoofERps IStNGLAss 30 Ms Of this superior
s = a. ). WILKINSON.
augl6a eG haia-st.
YER's cherry peetoral-2eo dozen Of this
n standard remedy for Coughs aud Colds, in
'''i' 'a - 80 A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole " holesaie gen Tor keokuk,
L,RAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted b.
l. all who have tried 1t az superior TO any 9TH
or, Manufactured ami for sale by
a. j. WILKINSON,
nuv2ia 20 Main street.
yarnishes.
SSoPAL, Nos. | ana 2; Coach, 1roa, Demar or
" White, Japan and Leather Of the Queen City
Yarnish Co., for sale in quantities to suit, by
a. j. WILKINSON,
aag9sd % Naiu-st
iIkIkER'a EAkINA, q diet f9r inS Aids and
i the sick, for sale By
A. J.. WILKINSON,
aug2Sd ~ Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS, PAN Killer 10 gross large me
i dunn aud small sixrs, for sale BY
A. j. WILKINSON.
ang2sd ss Nsin.st.
rHKpMES--t;reen and yellow, dry in store and
4. j. WILKINSON,
aag2id % Man-st.
DIRE castor oil Pressed and Clarified
by steam ii store ard for sale low by
A. J. WILLIAMSON, Druggist,
augSla ah Aaia-se.
Al ACE 100 lbs. prime Penang. in store And Tor
vi saieby a. j. WILLIAMSON,
aug2id 80 Main street.
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DAM1sOM. chamber and Kitchen
L SITS, Of All kinda, for sals cheap for Cash. By
GEO. r. klLB0URNE. Agent,
Main-st., bet. "a and Sd,
mayl5d Keoksk, Iowa.
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COAIa,

vTsHE undersigned will cell : superior article Of
= Coal, In largsor small Quantities, for Cash, At
low rates. Having made arrangements for 3 large
trade during the Fan and Winter, viii contract
10 dsliver Coal through town, and At Warsaw,
Alexandrn and HAmiltob. WIN. Il. WOOD
Oncs on Sd street, ~ the once OF 6tryker d
Wood, ksokuk. u. u. BRAMBLE,
Sept. a0-d4m Agent.
4 GOOD assortment Of Boys and YOUTH
AClothing, II Nos Estes House, Main-st.
apr3d A. W. 0RlYRITH.
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4 GENTLEMAN and his vito can obtain plea,
hAnt rooms, FURNISHED NJ desired, with boArt
In private family. Inquire ct pr. Esy6arth
sfleo, "a IT., between Main and johnson.
Ssp3Odtf
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UxRlCk OF THk NIDRAgKA AND
EoUra Iowa h. n. ca. /
The Stockholders Of the Nebraska and South
lows Railroad Go. are hereby notified that they are
required 10 pay an installment Of 5 per csnt. on
their subscription to the capital stock 81 said
Company forthwith, TO II. DunlAvy, Hsq, general
Agent.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
r.. MAYNE, 6oc'y.
Keesauaua, june 80, ISbs-iyz2
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@ n AND TRUNK RAIL GA ID
or CANADA.


~ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC RoUIE-&1
FROM THE WEST TO
Boston, Neic York, and the Eastern States
Fic the Michisan Csgirdl, Great Western,
Oedewslurqt termoaf Ceafraf,and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
visiting SEINE Of the grnndest and most
derfuI scenery In the world, including Toronso
NfAoavd FATS. SrspeHsion Bfsdae. Thousand fs'sads
Rsptds Of the ST. Laurence, Qasbtc, Montreal, Waite
Mouniatas tae Tubular B,fdss. tmsarty fre nases in
length, Laks CAsmpiaia, Fab Of Monimorenef
Huxso~ Etrer, etc, etc.
On and after May L. 1855, Baggage will be
Checked Through from chicsgo.
TO EnlGtkANTS.
Passages may be secar cd al the Office OF the Com
panJ in Chicago BY SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Abcrdeca and Montrose. ARagent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superinicnas the removal oi
emigrants and baggage al Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $40 TO $a5 ~ Chicago. including
cooked provisions.
Tho Mammoth Steamship
TRIVIA a m A n.
or %, 800 TONS AND zoo FEET L0EGi
In under contract 10 this Company for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issned. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leyiatksn, Tor the NJ.
o.S.S. Co.'S ships. can b. Obtained at he oice
Of the Grand Trunk RalFaaj, No. 30 Dearborn
ssreet, Chicago.
j. WAhRACk.
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. II. Co., Of Canada.
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/ HOiCE FAMILY FLOUk, ID sseks, Tor sale BY
~ CLE1aORN. TAYLOR CO.,
sug6d Lsyee.
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NJ. ALEXANDER, see'y,
kcoknk, Aug. so. 'ss-dIm
KEOkUM GEmAGE sEmGNAMH.
fisHIS Institution will commence its session "a
l Monday, Sept. 9th, In the IL cond story OF Dr..
sanfnrd's building, corner Of Fifth End Concert
streets.
The Board Of Trustees of this Seminary, elected
from vnrioss rali ious denominsti0ns ssd repre-
senting large part OIL the Christian community,
desifs by the united and cooperative sforts Of the
frieadA " education to Establish gradually such
m institution ~ cur city requires.
The Principal Of the Institution 10 Rev. G. A.
W1LlIAM TO whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may BE- maAe.
Ihs charges fnr taition win be 90 and - In tho
ordinary EnsIish studies, With small additional
sum for Incidental expenses. For Latin French,
aermAn &c., extra charges will BE- made.
Its desirable that persons designing 70 become
pupils be present punctsally on TIE Arst Of NJ
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY SrRoxG, Rec'y.
\
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=. b. VO w ELL.
1RUGGI5T,
No. Isl Main-St.. KEOR Uk.

no Excuse Tor bad Bread.
| An now preparing very superior article Of
! Yeast Powder, which warrant TO be as good il
not superior 10 any other In tho mar kat, aud ut
nearly one half the price. s. y. vow ELL,
sel29d Isl Main street.
EQn GALLONS Pure Linseed Oh for sale by
0Op \. b. V0WELL,
ssP-9d lbl Main-st-
rlA iAAaa fars White Lead for sale b.
Wv s. h. VOWEL,
sep29f Isl alain-st.
.1na1 Lbs. prims Potash. Tor sale by
AONU $. b. VOWEL,
FeptHa l5l Maln-st.
Qtll GALS. Spirits Iurpcntine Tor sale by
ot'b p yfMe.
senz2d 81 Main-st.
ono GALS. Spirit Gall, for sale by
wv s. ID. VOWEL,
AAt'-@ l5l Main-st.
AEo Oil, Sperm oil, and Fish Oil, for sale low
- ~ S.E p0WELL
Sept Isl Man-st.
Mount Eagis Tripolt.
VIE best article known for cleaning and bnr
\ nishsng GOLD, Silver, Copper, Steal Tin. and
All other netala, ai-o, for cleaning Windows. Mir
'Vfs AiA Glass Ware. s. u. YnWELL
ser2ai ISL Main.st.
l liza l. On hand general assort ment of All the
4 popular Patent 81 dienss Of the day, which
warrant 10 be genuine.
s. B. vUAELI,
SET 9-a No. Isl Main. st.
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O.Partncrshtp.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uuder the name and liz Of Haines Brother,
and purchased the entire interest Of III. s. FArrar
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, &C., 81
Ksokuk II. Des Moincs Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEB,
Keokuk Sept. %, ST. r. g. HAINES.
octS~d 81
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DassoIusIOm.

vISHE Co-Partncrship heretofore existing be-
4 tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm Of Farrar 4 Haines. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Robert 1 r. q. Hsipcs will con
tinue in tho business, and sign the name ef the
firm in liquidation. They will also settle al 10
counts Of the late firm, and all debts dine II must
be paid them. II. s. FARRAR,
hOBEKT HAINE6
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Fire ana Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistsn, with solvency
aud fair profit.
ctcsa to the Insurance Of i#reHfnes
and C,oatemfs for trims Of one Ia. tscs years.

The progress Of this eorrnqeter-h been stable
and uninterrupted through seassusuf nnancial SUM-
shine and storm, or periods eventual In or exempt
from sweeping conHxgr asious and maritime disas.
tor. Being long established on a cash basis, the
troubles III the credit system effect US in mate
rial particular.
During "hard times the security ofreliable In
surgnee is an imperative duty--the ability Of
property owners TO sustain loss being then much
lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, b. any Of the duly authorized Agents Of the
company.
ieitys-Ds&
OFFICE of the Keoknk Agency, corner OF End
and Nuin-sts. H. u. TEN-EYCK,
mehasltrsm State Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-11

\ have this day sold ~ sntire inteso4t Il ~
Qucsnswafs busine1A 70 MessEs. J. i. Hobhs . O..
and rsqsest al who have claims against ~ y -
sent them for adjustment, and tloes Whe - ~
will pleaaa makn settlament immAdiAtalx. ~ u
Wish 70 close my old business u soon - ~ fhin.
CHARLES i GRIMM.
KSokak, Sent. 81, lS5S-sp32alm