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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

UNION PARrr.--Thc party, which was to
have been held this evening at the corner Of
Main and Ninth streets, has been postponed,
on account Of the bad weather. Ii viii be
given next week "Wednesday night at Rodg-
er's Hall. The Maddern band will be in at
tendance. Tickets 81, to be had Of Geo. r.
Smith, at the Furniture store in Kilbourne's
Block, and atthe door.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
The spr,nsneia sugar M,,,.

The Illinois Farmer, Of the LIST instant,
mikes the following reference to the opera
tions Of the mil. for the Sugar Cane lately
set up at Springfield;
II is now running day and night, giving
employment to two sets Of hands. II will
turn out from .oU 60 $40 gallons OF syrup
per day. No attempts have yet been made
to make sugar. The cane does not show a.
high per cent. Of Sscharine a. last year.
when ii reached ten per cent. Lots Of ripe
cane now average but seven per cent. The
difference, no doubt, was caused by the pe-
culiar character Of the last season--the
ground, during two thirds Of the time, being
saturated with water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

ANOTHER SruRGsoN..-Rev. James Spur.
geon, a brother Of the famous London preach
er, has just commenced preaching at New
castle, England. Ii is said that his preaching
ia little il at all inferior in attractiveness and
power to that Of his brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CIrr, and
WSExls vAaLsr VINE, must be accompanied by
NJ cash In all cascs.
Daily subscri bars can pay The carrier II they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier is advised TO
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid fur in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

PRicR or NKoaoKs.-- At an Executors sale
in Mecklenburg county, Va, on the 26th ut.
six slaves were sold ~ an average Of 81 ,077
each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

CT Schwartz, j. Clancy jones' successor
in Congress from the ssOld Bsrks" district
ia Pennsylvania, was an original nti.Jack-
son man, supported Taylor in lS4S, and Scott
in 1852. From these antecedcnts the Phila-
delphia Argus does not anticipate that he
will co operate with the Democracy in the
next House Of Representatives. Then old
Berks il indeed "redeemed, regenersted and
disenthralled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
Mss,orlnx H,s FTiend..oo rsice.

Il is reported that Douglas continues to
talk de6antly respecting the Administration.
He says he will make no terms or compro.
misc with Buchanan until all his (Douglas')
friends are restored to the identical Offices
they held previous to tho breaking out OF hos
tilities. He swears that the sta tn quo ante
belium must be established. We shall see
whether he carries out his resolution after he
gets into the atmosphere at Washington and
We shall also see whether Old Buck will pay
the price demanded by the naughty "rebel, !"
for cessation of hostilities and return to
allegiance. - Chicago Trib.
During the progress Of the late canvass,
whenever Mr.. Buchanan struck blow at
Douglas, be cringed and covered under it,
lie showed no more spirit than a plucked
chicken. II is in the true spirit Of y swag-
gering bully-of which Mr.. Douglas parsakes
% largely-to wait until oil personal risk ii
over before he vents his wrath. The Presi.
dent has, where his personal feelings are con-
cerned, SIX times the logged resolution Of
Douglas, and when the heads Of Douglasites
that he has cut oil are glued on again, il will
be when some better friend Of that gentle.
man than be 10 occupies the executive chair
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
Tne Apporsionmenr.

The IS Lincoln members Of the House rep
resent larger population than tie 40 Doug
las members and the ii Lincoln Senator'S
represent a larger constituency than the Ia
Douglas and Buchanan Senators. In other
words, II the State had been apportioned &C.
cording to population, the districts carried
BY the Republicans would have returned
FORTY ONE Lincoln Representatives, and
FOURTEEN Lincoln Senators, which OF course
would have elected him. In the Republicar
districts it requires on On average popula'
ton Of 1865 Inhabitants to elect Repre-
sentive, and $4,000 for q Senator, while il
the Democratic districts Is ,675 for Repre-
sentative and Al 100 for Senator sufhces
On fair apportionment, Douglas wcult
have been beaten seven In tho House ant
three in the Senate. lie Was elected for til,
reason that $50 votes in egypt" nrs an of
set to 1000 in '.CanAan."- Chicago Tri
| bune
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The Foretgn.born voters.


At the late election in this State, the Ger
man voters were quite ~ unanimous in the
support Of the Republican ticket ~ the ma
tive citisens.
In Illinois, wherever there were considera-
bic bodies Of them, they made it manifest by
their votes. In Freeport they voted our tick
st almost to man. In Galena the bulk Of
their influence was in our favor. In Chica-
80, the Tribune says they put to shame their
sasive associates by their real in the Repub-
hcan cause. In Quincy, by their active eff
forts the CITY was nearly tied. In Peoria,
81. Clair, and in all the river counties they
entitled themselves to great credit by their
energy and enthusiasm In the cause. The
two most able and eminent Germans in the
Stakeholder and K9rner- .labored earnest
y and cfhciently. II the Americans and Old
Line Wings Of Illinois-who had no stronger
party feelings to disencumber themselves OF
than the Germans have had, and whose old
time sentiments and predictions ought to
render them ~ favorably disposed to the gem
1rsl aims Of the Republican party ss they--
had voted with any thing like the same una
nimity and hcartiness for the Republican
candidates, Mr.. Lincoln and not Mr.. Doug
las would have been successful in the late
campaign.
In Wisconsin, Hon. Carl Schurz, one OF
the most competent and eloquent men who
has raised his voice in this canvass, for three
days before election labored necessarily in
three German wards in Milwaukee, which
wards exhibit Republican gain Of 1887 or
the Congressional ticket over the vote Of two
pears ago. And this change accounts fol
NJ remarkable reduction in the usually over
whslming Pro-Slavery Democratic vote o.
that city. The Republicans Of Wisconsin
will be both wise and jus. to make Mr.. Schur,
himself . candidate for Congress at the mex
election.
In Illinois, nearly all the French, excep
tho Catholic colony in KAnkakee county, vo
ted our ticket. The Norwegians and Swede
--of which there are great numbers, cspec
inlly Of the latter, in Northern Illinois an,
Wisconsin with almost literal una
nimity for our candidates.
These facts should be generously remem
bersd by Republicans, and the applause i
which so general and firm an adherence /
the principles Of our party entities our for
sign-born associates, should be freely be
slowed.
And of the Irish votsrs,-whose usual
blind and unreasoning conduct LAS it seem
to us) At the polls, does not commend ther
to very high place in our esteem,-- 10 bu
justice TO say, that though, in Illinois an
elsewhere, they generally voted the Demo
cratic ticket, where the choice was afforde
them they voted the anti Lecompton Demo
cratic ticket almost unanimously in prefer
ence to the ticket Of the Lecompton Democ
racy. It IL, doubtless, owing to the anti
Lecompton professions and impressions con
ccrning Mr.. Douglas, that Of the thousand
Of Irish voters in that State probably not
hundred OF them voted the Buchanan ticke
5000 is about the extent Of that ticket, an
native hard-shell Democrats are entitled ,
nearly the sole credit Of IT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

CT-The pleasure Of love 10 loving and Nc
are much happier in the passion we feel than
in that we exotic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

Tnu DIS MoIgrs yALLsY WIG f. published
evsfy Monday At this Office, Ia one ofthe oldest
papsss In lows, and has very large and fncrcas-
iAs siresiaticn throughout the Dee Mcines VAL
lay, Northern Missouri, and W sstern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

CT The Wheeling intelligencer says tia,
on last Saturday week, six slaves, valued' q,
$500, ran away from the vicinity Of Park
ersburg, Va, and have not since been heard
Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

ALTERED Bulls Tuo's altered from ones
On the Oshkosh Commercial Bank of Wiscon-
sin, are in circulation at Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
The Grand Trunk stairway.

The following 10 tho statement Of the
Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada,
OF the business OF the road for the week
ending Oct. Esd, 1883:
Passengers, $22,l6l.I5
Freight, 3o,48l.0l
Parcels, Mails and Express, 2,235.73
Total, $54, 817.s9
Corresponding week in 1857, 46,957.T7
Increase, $7,920l2
Be it known that the Grand Trunk Rail,
way advertises in the GATE CIrY.
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MARRIED,

In Warren, X. l., Oct. 81, by Rev. Mr.. Chase,
Frank l.. Wilder, late Of keokuk, Iowa, to Miss
Julia Maris, eldest daughter Of Capt. VIM. Mar
tin, Of w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

gTOf 200 students at Gambler, Ohio,
about GO are known to be looking forward to
the ministry Of the Episcopal Church. AT
Nashotah, Wis.,, there are 43 preparing FOL
the ministry.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1860.


105B--50
m =
Inc New iork trioone, now more shan seven
tssn yesrs oia, whicn was she hns Journai ID .ne
worid tbss appssfud regularly ON An impsfiai
sEh, pase "a ess = ~ .r pIes csn AnS
more than 400 000 sukec iptons, respectfully sole
its its share OF the patronage witch the AetFopo-
itan Press Is henceforth to receive.
Within the present year The Tribune has pro-
vided itself with new and faster press, At cos.
Vt $30,0uo, merely that some Of our subscribers
may receive their papers mail earlier than they
otherwise might DO
Win Correspondents 81 the most important points
throughout the ciyilixed world, and stan of
writers cbosen from among the best In the coun-
try, We believe that even those who dislike the
politics Of our paper coneede 70 II frankncsa In
avowing iu convictions and ability IN maintaining
them. neappeai tnen' 70 NOSE une Dehsss .sA'
duce to the political and moral we'll
being Of tho Republic, to aid " In eAscting such
increase.
The Daily Tyihune IL pyintad ON : Largo imperial
sheet. and pubIished eysry mornine and sysninw.
tSundays excepted and Is mailed 10 subscriber
for sr dollars nor amman in advance a 90 for ak
months.
The Semi Weekly Tribune Ia published evsYy
Tuesday and Friday, and contains all the Editorial
Of the Daily, with the Cattle, Horse and General
Markets, reliably reported sxpssniy for the Fri
bure; Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, and
during the coming session Of Congress IL will con-
tain summary Of Congressional doings with the
more important speeches. II will also contain .
6rst-class Novel, continued from numbn to mum
ber thus ahording hrst-ratc family newspaper TO
those who prefer not TO take Daily.
TERMS.
t. $500 - nns x.sr ''''' ''''''''''' s 90
F;vs copias ons yssr 1850 n ss
Ten copies 10 one -. 1000
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
West Tennessee Wing Of d

Gy-The West Tennessee Wing Of Oct.
Goth records the suicide Of VIM. Porter, son
OF the late Col. w. M. Porter, who COM
manded Memphis Company in tho Mexican
war. He wrote letter at hotel, CARRIED
1t to the postofhce, returned to his room,
took dose Of strychnins, and called loudly
for the landlord. When the landlord reach
ed the apartment, he found him undressed,
sitting up in bed, and very much excited
He said be had taken poison, and would be
dead in few minutes. The landlord said,
"Porter, you surely have not done that .
eyes," be replied, .sPll be d-dh l haven't.
have wife and nothing to support her on
they won't let me have my estate, and
am unwilling to live any longer" He was
only about Is years old and quite reckless
lie died in thirty minutes. He leaves wife
and child.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

CTThe Milwaukee Sentinel, OF Saturday
comedies that Larrabce (Dom.) is elected
over Bilinghurst (Rep.), in the Third Con-
gressional District Of Wisconsin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

gTATEMENT 81 the Greaa Wsssern
Insurance sna TRUSS Conpany, ~
FhilaAsipAto, Renn.
STATE OF IOWAs Auplroa sOrvicx, |
DSs Nouns, Oct. 10, 1885.
II - hsrsay certified, that on ne i4th day Of
i Ostobsr, l15s, statement was aled In this Of.
Aes showing the condillon ~ the Great Western
lnssranee snd TYuA Contnny ~ philade lphis
6tals Vt Rsnnsylv Ania q the IN sy II September,
I.SS, " seeordanee WITH ~ pecsifions Of an oct
Of the Legislature OF this State, passed Jam
nary 1oth. 1857; that such Abatement shows
that said Company ~ possessed Of the reQuiaite
amount OF capital, and Invested required Ia said
act.
Authority il therefore given TO the above named
Insurance Company to transact business Of Insur-
Ance In this State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
II lis also certified that Sam 1 ID. Rankin, ESQ !,
ny their lawful Attorney aud Agent for ths county
Of Lee withfun power r. take risks Of Insurance
therein and to aca nowiedgc service Of process, upon
HE Ming certified copy Of he statement hled in
this ONCE with the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said county.
II lis further certified, that the annexed IL .
true copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hsreunto
Il. 81 set my hand and aihxed my seal Of ONCE
this 18th day Of October, 1858.
JNo. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iswa.
by A. BsAcH, Deputy.
SrAr1xxSr Of the Great Western Insurance
and Trust Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept /, 1853
!. Name snd Lccaiity-'1rsas Western insurance
and Trust Company Of PhiladsiphiA.
! Amount Of Capital Stock, 16OO, 10000
). Ant Capital stoek psidi In ~, 10000
| :. Assets Of Co.
!. cash on hand and in hands Of
Agents....... .......4le, All.o2
ssh.a.,. Es1 "a nm az
3A4. Bonds end Mort
cages ~ per Seized
uts annexed. .......... 81 800 90 1x0 SEQ
s. 1872 shares Pesch Bot
tom State Mining
200 shares Broad Top
AnthrAsits Coal
Company ........... 10000 90
200 shares Broad Top
improvement Coz, e.0t0.0O
800 shares Kimberton
Coal Co.. ...... II, OOe %
$50 shares Consolid
ted Coal Co........, 1900. 90
.. Debts for Premiums, 12,s36.SS
Z. Bills receivable for
Marine Premiums aud
balance Of subsonp-
tions 10 stock, tnsgo-
table, )........ ............ 6O,oO4.6o
5. The amount Of liabilities
due or not due 10 banks
or other creditors by the
Company........ ............ t16, 10 1.67
:. Losses djusted and DUE. none.
4. % :" NOT due.. i,3l1IS
8. unadjustsd... -. -. 10, SOC. 90
=. Losses in suspense, wait
for further proof........ IL o06.ee
| 10. All other claims against
the Company--nops.
III. Gseatsst amount insured BY any one risk IL
] 5000.
| II. The grsatsst amount allowed in the rules Of
the Company to be incurred In any one city,
town OF vi liags-according 10 siss.
IL. The greatest amount allowed 10 BE- insured In
any one blockade.
9. 9. LATHROP, President.
H. X. RIcuARDsos, Ass't 6sc'y.
SAM. ~. RANKIN, Agent.
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SOM EThgNG NEWT
The Ladies, and Hemsl c0cnss
MIRROR OF FORTUNE,

r m r: Il YSl0 OF LIZ r .
ILLUSTRATED b. Gems from the best writers
/ arranged IN new and original manner for tbs
entertainment of Literary and Social Circles, By
D. M. ANGEL, N. D., and Caroline M. Merscrcan
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNELL . co.
augaa
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GA youth who desired to wear the mat
rimonial yoke had not the courage to pop tho
question. On informing his father OF the
difficulty no labored under, the old man re-
piled, passionately:
"Why, you BOBBY, how do you suppose
managed when got married 70
30, ycs," said the promising lover, ssyou
married mother, but I've got to marry Z
strange girl +"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

GA suffering man had occasion TO uss
: pepper box 1t public table. After shak-
Ing and turning il in various ways he found
that the pepper was in nowise inclined to
come forth.
"T-th-this pep-pepper box II something
like myself," he exclaimed, with sAgacioua
grin.
"Why p" asked neighbor.
"Po-poo poor delivery" replied the slut
tering man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

CT Hon. John NJ. Patton, by common con-
sent Of the bar of Virginia, its best lawyer,
and in his earlier life member of Congress
from the Fredericksburg district, died last
week at Richmond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10

RuGoLEs PsEss.--Ruggles 10 celebrated the
world over for his model printing presses. -
A Trinity paper says:
"a young man 10 lutte county has been
squeezed nearly to death by one Of Ruggles'
presses. lie married one Of Rugglss' daugh-
ters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-10
A WARNING 70 MKscuANrs.-A case is d ow

A WARNING 10 MERCuAKTs.-Ac case is now
under examination in Chicago in which de-
yelopments establishing most remarkable
and successful career Of petty stealing have
been made before the court. A porter, en-
ploJed in dry goods store, in the course Of
three years pllfered goods &c the value Of ten
thousand tc.l.-s ne subsequently SC. s-ss
to the store, lest the abstraction Of silk goods
recently perpesra.ed might be detected by the
proprietors during the course Of the invoice.
which they were taking. The thief was final
II suspected only from the fact that his bust
NESS had grown quite extensive and his cheap
sales Of 6ne silks and dry goods excited the
envy Of the trade.
THE Minnie rife has proved very ef-
fsctiye instrument 10 tho hands OF our sol.
disrs ia Oregon and Washington territories,
ID their battles with the Indians. The whites
cosid stand out Of harms way and shoot down
the Indiaas across the open prairie, before
the tatter could got within shooting distance
With thsir commou rifles.
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49,
kEokUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
YIsHIS Institution will commence its second
! sion IN Monday, Nov. 18th. in the second story
Of br. nanfurd.s buitdhE, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Bard OF Trus tees If this Seminary elected
from various rlli ious denominations and repre-
seniing large part OF the Christian community,
desirs by the united and co operative eorts Of tho
freuds of education TO establish gradually such
III Institution our city requires.
The Principal Of the Iassitution 10 Rev. C. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or TO the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission OF pupils
may be made.
The Oh argos for tuition will be % and $s in the
ordinary English studies, with q small additional
SUN for Incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German. Ac., extra charges will be made.
tits desirable that persons designing 70 become
pupils b present pun''g%siy Or the h1s Of the
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY STRONG, Sec'y.
kenkuk, Nov. s. l65S-d
Kookuk Branch Of the state asAnk
OsIoWn.
THnIs Bank Is nov open for the transaction Of .
6cueral Banking, Exchange and Collection
| business.
| Collections will receive prompt attention, and
remittances win b. made for those payable in this
city, The day Of pigment, at the lowest current
| exchange.
DIRECTORS.
Smith Hamli SAM r. Miller,
Johu q. Floyd, ]. W. Cleghorn,
| j. c. Ramsay. j. NJ. Billings,.
coarber. B.F. Moody, J. M. Shelley.
| sAH'L r. MILLER, President.
| JW. McMnLsx. Cashier.
| Keokux, Nov 9, '5s-d2m
TUBE PAINTS.
/ A FULL assert nent Of all eolon just received
WV. y. GERRINa.
| Nov. Cd Msin-st., bet. 9Th 4 7th.
WALL PAPER,
/ AT NEW YORK COST, for sale by
/ ~ WIN. b. GERRIEG,
nov8d Main St, bet. 9th 1 7th.
Change OF Firm.
/ MEsSRS. CAVE BARBER have disposed OF
/ lvl their stock Of Books, Stationery and Fancy
g GODS No, % Main-st., 10 NJ. w. WESTC0TT, whom
/ they would most cordially recommend 10 the favor
/ Of their old friends and customers.
All having claims against the late frm, also
thoee indebted the same, will please call 1T their
office on sth street, between Main and johnson for
| Immediate adjustment
nov5d CAVE BARBER.
| Dissolusion.
rlsliE partnership heretofore existing between J.
| J. {. Kamsay and s. Haynes In the grocery husi-
| day dissolved BY mutual consent. j. G. Ramsay
| will commune the business at No. los MainSt.
/ Either party win settle the basinsss Of the old
oconeern. &c RAMSAY,
s. HAYNES.
Keokuk. Nov. 4, lSas-dvbdIm
II
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CIRCULATION or WISCONSIN, BANKS. - A
statement from the Bank Comptroller TO the
Secretary Of the Bankers Association, reports
tho aggregate amount Of circulation Of the
Banks Of Wisconsin at "a, $40 on the Ia,
inst, being reduction Of $9l, 1921 since the
lst Of October. Tho Banks denominated
sBanks Of circulation merely" having re-
duced the amount OF $l67, 1856, while the 9th.
er Banks, including two new ones which have
commenced since the lst Of October, have in.
creased $75 ,435. The Banks called upon By
the Bankers Association to reduce their cir
culation are redeeming promptly, and much
larger reduction 10 anticipated during the
present month.
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ADausxEk FEnALf.--We should like very
much to have some one inform VI Of some
thing more disgusting than drunken female.
II Alb. Herald.
A sober man crawling on his knees to
Southern shareholders 10 much worse
Brooklyn Star.
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CO An old lady, possessed Of 6nc for
tar-, ard ncs~d for her rerch.r. FOR tie re
Of 6gurative expressions, one day assembled
her grandchildren, when the following con-
versasion took place:
"dy children, !" said she, 81 am the root
and you are the branches
"Grand ma" said one.
"What, my child"
81 was thinking how much better the
branches would flourish If the root was un-
der ground"
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rAIK-HAvEN OYSTERS
kEoKUK FEMALE SEMINARY

ID ECEyvE every evening, fresh, and for sale
IN low by W, IL. AUSTIN co.
novsddw
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OasPargn0PahIp NOtIoe.
II p. GRAY Ar. =. SMITH have this dav
~ formed : partnership In the Carpsntsr -
baiiding business In oil fts branches, undsr ~
arm name and style Vt Gray Smith. They Will
b found on Fifth street, between Hieh "a nm.
gan, whore they will b happy 70 receive The OF.
dsrs Of their friends and tbs puhlis.
mgy15 '18d0m
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Ever offered in this city, allof which ars Cut, Mads
and Trimmed In superior style, expressly for ~
failing, and which can be found Ct the Old eeand.
No. 126 north-wsst corner Main aa1 yhA streets.
a. ~. oR0OOLE = CO..
Octl6dAwlm Nc. LoUeo. Ne.