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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
By Richard Cautharn

20 MULES, WAGUNS. HARNESS,
~ &c. AT Observation-Disclosures to remove t.
the country, shall, on THURSDAY, the l3th Gay
OF January 1859 at the large lot near the Vrginis
Central Railroad Depot at 10 O'Clock, A NJ sell al
pubic auction. my teams COL sistipg of 30 Young
Mules, " Wagons, and 30 sets CT Harness The
mules are all under years old ara well broken K
Work, and without spot or biemish Els hit of the
wagons, and all the harness, are now in excelien,
working order. the greater portion OF them being
new.
sum. months credit for apprC we'd negotiable pa
per
They can be seen at my stables at any tire pre-
v1ous the sale. RIM SIZER.
n1R.Saie conducted hx ArrunpN 10 l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

DICH SILVER PLATED CASTUkS.-
IL great variety of patterns OF Casters. are 10
be found in our assortmen.-among them, heVoi'
of table furniture; Egg Casters, containing egg
Cups and Spoons Combination Castors. comprfi ing
q snperb Cake Basket, Butter Dish and cut glass
Caster: Shelf cid Castors nearly equal In durabili y
TO solid silver Also, may other Patterns both nne
low priced. For sale By vxvr v.,. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
A TTENTION TOBACCO MANUFAC.

"A TURERS, FARMERS AND BUTCHERS
Your attention is called TO my large and well So
BOILERS have them holding from IS to 100 gal.
lons the largest size, expressly made for tobacco
nists to boil their licnIice which they can do with
ont burning it in the least
Also. Stove Pipe. SHEET IRON BOARDS. and
all ToB .CGONISTS work done with promptnese.
and at the most reasonable rates Call and Judge
for yourselves, at No Main street, Richmond. Va.
de 2Q-6t VIM SEARS WOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

By Chas. T. Workman & Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
" AT kUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY Jan 5th
1889. commencing at IL O'clock A NJ, at cur ware
house. on the Dock, we will sell the cargo OF the
schr "Onrust." from Attakapas, consisting of
go Hhds prime to choice quality SUGAR
3s9 Bbis do do NO MOLASSRS
TERMS eF sALE: For oil sums under 500 cash ;
over 500, months credit for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS I WOhTHAM h %.
de 39-tds Aucts.
ALSO,
Will be added. 500 bags prime choice RIO COF-
FEE
Is tiercts prime RICE
las CT WORKMAN kCO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

REMOVAL. - --">'-'-->''~~-'~~--
General Agents and CommissioD Msrsh.aa;.
r. tfereby ,s.a,n sh.,~ 49,, richmond. Va.
patronage bestowed on them Che "a. sery noefa!
agan eiisr tsir services for HIRrN Su N Sna
H ~ hTNTiNG OUT HOUaRs and Coll. ESyr-
WHEAT CoRn. OATS, FLOUK &c, &c
w ana ansr the LIST day OF January 1859. they I'll,
on 'ob :, .nea new ONCE. in Belvin's Buildinr
ND. q. RAWLINGS
deIs-Im ALFRED L. HOLLADAv
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CAIR GROUNDS IN OR NEAR RICH


L MOND-That the citizens CT Richmond and
those of the surrounding counties may be acquaint
ed with the terms and conditions OF the suDscrip
tiou list being circulated. it'll the view of OBJ
tanning the necessary means to procnre and pre-
pare Grounds for permanent Agricultural Fairs and
Cattle Elbows, the following 10 published
Subscription List for Purchasing and Fitting atI
Fur Grounds for the Vugtnia Central AgTicuL-
turaI Society:
"For the purpose of purchasing suitable site fol
Fair Grounds aud erecting proper buildings and
making other imprOv aments thereon, near the city
of Richmond, the undersigned agree, and hereby
promise to paw the sum opposite to our names, In
the following manner, TO wit
zone fourth in cash. when called on by the Cen
trail Agricultural Society. or its authorized agent;
and the residue in three equal annual Instruments.
'The Land is to be conveyed to the President oil
the Central Agricultural Society. in trust. for the
use of Fair and Cattle Show, until the Society is
incorporated and then conveyed to the society and
if the Fairs be abandoned, the Land shall be
sold. and the money hereby subscribed. returned
to us; and the balance disposed OF as the Society
NAV direct Every subscriber of one hundred dot
lars shall be thereby Life Member Pfortded. how.
ever that ii the society shall purchase more land
than it shall find necessary for its use 1t shall have
the right to sell the excess the money arising from
such suah sale to be returned to the undersigned
subscribers in proportion to their several subscrp-
tons IL not required for the improvement OF the
Fair Grounds ia which event It shall be applied as
far as may be to that object and the sur
plus returned to the undersigned, In the manner
aforesaid or the proceeds of such sale, or the sur
plus thereof aforesaid may be invested in state or
other securities and held by the Society during It's
existence the principal TO be applied. II necessary,
10 the Reimbursement OF the undersigned wnen-
ever the Society shall be dissolved. nniess the so
ier period which it shall do as soon as its surplus
fpnds will enable il to do So" IA lot
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NOTICE The undersigue respec,ful

NOTICE The undersigned respectful |
IN y Informs the citizens of Richmond and viciui.
ty, that he is prepared to undertake to excavate
FOUNDATIONS FIR buildings, grading streets,
paving with either bricks stone, running
cutveIts, & on the most reasonable terms His
force of men and carts is large oue and the work
will be exec uted under the immediate direction and
control of Mn Richard kEIhS, whose known
energy and experience in such business will be suf
hcient guarantee, that sll work undertaken by me
will promptly aud satisfactorily executed Mr.
Reins is authorised for me- and In my name TO make
contracts for work. RICH'D MITCHELL
Richmond. Jan. LIST 1852 da 2a-lm
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~ h. HUNT
~. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
sc, FRONT STREET,
NEW YORK.
For the sale 81 Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco
and other produce
a. Cons'Gnments to his address, promptly and
faithfully attended to.
NV YORK January |, 1852 ia lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

BY Goddin 3 Apperssa, Aucts. q
FACTORY FIXTURES, NEGROES 4,

L AT AUCTION AT the request Of VI Wfiisn
Anderson. We viii soil on WEDNESDAY,, the ssA
day Of January, 1889, at auction. at the Factory.
now occupied by Msssrs Cosby . Anderson, on III.
between Clay and Canal streets. oil the Machinery
Of some ~ PreAses and strip screws tesides Boil
ers. Hosting Machine, &et and Immediately there
after, valuable Negro Men Of good chsrncter-3
itite. -
TERns--s months credit. Tor approved endorsed
negotiable notes, for the Fixtures Negroes cash.
or months Ct edit for approved ondorped Leeotior
bis nStes, interest added.
GODDIN kAPPERsoN.
Arrf
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RECON- EnDATIuN.
IL L

RICHMOND, VA Dec. %, 1883.
II affords great deaf ct pleasure to state. that
hI Thomas Ii Powell, OF this city, has been EN-
pipJrd By me for the last Two Years rs draughts'
iAar Ia my office During that tins nc has proved
himself 10 be steady and fkiiiull assistant and
tNh are his qualifications IN his profession thai
vah recommi nd aim conscientiousiy to all who may
Fgure the services of Draugnt s.nan or Architect
Very respectfully,
ALB LyBR0CK, Arch't
ia Tvs Late Sup't Richmond Custom House.
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- the place to purchase Dry Goods at. He has now
on hand and will continue to keep through the
son q full assortment of Dry Goods. which will be
sold at such very low prices cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Give him call before purchasing
rh ia
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TRUsTEES' SALE OF MOST VALU.

'nubIEE0 0ALE OF MUST VALU.
L ABLE FARM OF S0ti ACaBS IN HESRICO.
HEAh THE eANAL, ABoUT MILES WEST or
RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH s VALUABLE
SLAVES AND ALL THE PERSONAL PROPER.
ny ", THEREON, Consisting OF HORSES,
MuLES. WAGONS. CAnTs, FARMING IMPLE.
MENTs. CROPS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&C., By Xtrtne Of three several ust deeds executed
by Mr. H.ram y Dickinson, the first to Henry p.
Irving and Wei fhgton 0oadin Trustees dated ilth
October, 1853; the second to John Howard trustee.
dated 18th November. 1854; tho third to @. b. Luck
and George Whitfield. trustees dated 18th March
1875, all duly recorded in Henrico Comfy Conf
we shA'l proceed to sell at Public Auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 18th January ,ass
At II o'clock, A. H., If fair. IL not the next fair
day that most valuable tract or parcel of land To-
Gated as above. adjoining the lands Of Messrs Jno
Shields and others, contail ing 9o14 acres having
thereon every building necessary for the genteei
aceommodation ofn large family The dwelling il
o. BRICK Is nearly new, large and of modern con.
stru tlGn, and is most admirably arranged. The
land will be divided into three or four parcels &C.
hour of sale.
After the sale of the land will be sold lye valua
BILE slaves, mules, buggy, horse, cows all the
FARMING implements, crops of corn. tobacco &c -
Also. the Household Furniture, embracing an ex.
cellent assortment.
the TERMS OF sale for the land slaves and personal
estate. which will be reasonable, win 30 made
known at the htn of sale. ~
WEs SRYn ?. IRVING.
JOHN HOWARD. Trustees.
G. LUCK
GEO WHITFIELD,
z. 3; Taxes for 1859 to be paid BY purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES. II will offer for sale st
auction TONIGHT. and continue every pisht
ment Jewelyr, Ready made Clothing. Metz ehirte
and Drawers. Fancy Articles. &C
AIEX NlTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

. 900 LBS. SMOKING TOBACCO,
~1OOO in bales and barrels.-This Tobacco Is
the first Lynchburg manufactured. aud was put up
expressly for my retail sales. All who in want
of first rate article will please cali, can war
rant 1t superior.
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main slreets,
de Is Successor to Alex Duval.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

THE SCHEDULE OF LECTURES BE-
FORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION has nav beec smpieted, and en-
braces the names of Rev. w BACON ST. VEINS.
d. D i, of Philadelphia. Rev. JOHN 4: RkOADpUs,
of charlottesville. kev. GEORGE ". BETHUNE.
d. D., Of Brooklyn. Prot Il. l.. Y0UMANS. Of New
York and Prof W. B. ROC ERs formerly OF the Uni
vsrsity OF Va now of Bo. ton.
The committee have hxsd the price Of season
turss) at 81. They can be procured OF Mesars
Meade 4 Baker. Laidiey 4 Robinson. at the BOOK
stores and II the rooms Of the Association. The
next lecture will be delivered by DR. eteyens on the
9th OF January. JAMES q LIE.
de 2S-tJan7 On. Lee Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

PEA TIFUL TEETH-PERFUMED
~ BREATH-Souud and Healthy Gums-DOW-
DENIS DENTAL FLUID arrests Decay, restores
Diseased Gums to q healthy condition, reiie yes
Toothache, perfumes the Breath. and renders the
Teeth white as alabaster. Recommended by the
most celebrated Dentists See circular round each
bottle.
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or Two
tthout IN
years old,
|nlaIt Girl,
q. ON Main
|OkGAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04
By P. G. Larus. Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES Il will continue the
~ Night eaIes of large lot Of Gold. Plated end
Silver Watches. and JeWeiry Of every ds0criDtj0n.
Each article offered will positively be cold.
de 20 p G LARU6. Amt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

main In
Id looking
hood cock,
|pe iauga'
Carl ss.
LA i-3t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-04

~0 RICHMOND STONE WARE
~ POTTERY,
CoRhKR OF I2fH AND CARY BTRxRfS.
- Families and others In want Of kTONu
WARE. can always be supplied with the best apali.
ty at our POTTERY.
de 20 RERSEE PAIR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11
GO M M f. RCIAL.

DAILY GArE CRY ovvIcs,
. Ks0kuk, Nov. 7th. 4
FLoUR-superfne, u 90; Spring wheat, ~
Tn, - LII Pail wheat, extra, % 03I 10 - 10.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4s.o IS per 90.
c0RN-New Is to ~.
BARLEY-Spring, 35a40. Fall, 60a7ha.
WHEAT.-In good demand. Fall sosIoe;
Spring Ssa7s. IS
oATS--35.
RYE--soc in good demand.
POTAToES-ssby the load retail 4Oc hush.
GR0cERIEs-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 7aaS,
prime sass, slariasd saaIo, crushed and loaf liz
:. H. holasses--PiantatioR ~ to 44c, s.H.4s
10 80, aoldsn Syrup, rs to 300. Coase--Rio IL
20 Ia. Java Isl I've. Laguyrs, Isl to IA. Rice,
e1c.
soAP-Paln sle, Family s4c.
6ANDLEs--Star Is to ~, stsarins Ii, Mould
III, summer pressed, is
LAkD-1oA to III retail I24o.
BUTTER-choice Is to IL retail - to rs.
HIDEs-Dry i2A; green, 81; green sheep psiu
90 to 6Sc; green hog skins IS.
HAY--Prairis$6 V 41l; Timothy and Hunga-
siAn, t7aSs; Balsd do. $sA to $40; Retail, 412.
SEED6.--Hnngsrian arass. 81 70 40 oepts
Timothy, IL 90 TO 10; Flax Seed, s5sos |,
SuNDRIES--0nions,s SIS to ~ Eggs, to ia.
fsatAsrs, zoe 70 sse, White Bssns. see 70 It's.
FRUIT-0rssn apples, choice, ~ teto - ~
per bbi. Drsdapplss 81 81 to 5S psr bush. Dried
psaches, - 50 70 17f5; Rsisins, - % 70 8 50.
cHEESE--W. RIO to IL; Denmark 81 tee.
PRCvI6IOES-Hams loto ii Shoulders N to O.;
clear sides 10 to III.
BEEY-laa1Ss gross; 81 to Sc per quarter.
eHEEP-91 % 10 81 90 y hesd.
Hoas--Dsssssd, 81 eoto o. -.
SALT-G. A. 81 7tto 81 50 per sack Kama
VIA, 2eeA7N per Dbl. Liverpool, t17s per sack.
FisH-Aacksrcl, No. $40 to 31I p Dbl; No.
1tltD$le; No. 41ztotl3. White, Mol IS -
70 IS Is y half Dbl. Cod Push kto ~ h.
ExcxAssn.--on Ns~ York for currency per
cent? for gold psr cent. ST Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

- number Of years have elapsed since the
introduction OF DIR. j. Hastetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters 10 the pablic. The prejudice ex-
isting in the mIAds Of many persons against what
are dencminated patent medicines, 1T FIRST greatly
retarded its sale bat ~ its virtues and merits be-
came known, this barrier Of prejudice was over
shrsvD, and the demand increased 20 rspidly tina
In . few years scarcely village sxisted in the
United States in which tbs afflicted had not ex-
psrisncsd the benefits arrising from the use Of the
Bitters, and 1t the present time there are 20 be
found In all parts 81 the worIA vouch-
for tbs merits Of the article. No greater cure
for Dyspspsia can b fOsad.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
eysrywhsfs.
Sold by r. GIEsoHs, A. j. WILKINSON, BAarLsrr,
KAYE Co., and j. BRApEx.
Noy.7, '50-dAw
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Mend Your Ola Furniture
Read tho Following Testimonials
AS TO THE QUALITY OF
Spalding's Prepared GLUE,
FOR SALE BY
OGDEN, DnOwNELL 4 co.

d
From the Christian Intellingenser.1
This Glue liz put up In convenient bottle, and
In chemically held in solution retaining all the de-
sirAble qualities Of we'll prepared cabinet makers
Glue, and is used cold. small brush accomps-
mics each bottle, the whole costing but Is cents
and furnishing An sver-ready and etBcient means
of repairing all kinds OF broken household wares
Ii will be found exceedingly convenient for cone
and she'll work, piano tuners, and for oil purposes
requiring = strong mucilsge- No housekecpsr can
oGord to be without 1t.
from the Christian Advocate and yournAl.l
The want of such an article is ~ constant and
universal the family, and hitherto 1t has been
want unsupplied. "spalding's Prepared clue /"
seems TO be ali that has been desired In this di-
rcction.
From the Evangelist.1
Spaiding's Prepared Glue, designed for house
ksepess, 10 . boon which every housewife win ap-
prostate.
Iron the n. Y. Frsemans Journal.l
spalding's Prepared Glue IN such . simple and
cheap preparation thAti Is pity any house should
be without it,
From the N. Y. chronicle.1
We have never ssen any thing which met this
universal want, till the advent OF spaldng's Pro
pared Glue, which viii be found precisely the ar
ticle every housekeeper needs
Iron the Home Journal
We have made practical acquaintance with
this latest household convenience, and cannot re-
train from calling the attention Of all our lady
friends TO its excelling inertia.
From tho N X. Daily Tribune.
The kind We use is labeled "Spalding q Celsbra-
ted Prepared Glue; useful in every house - and
have found 1t valuable addition to our cabi-
net Of "ittie conveniences, fully concur In the
sentiment Of the label.
From Life Iuustrated.1
To Architects and Craftsmen who have occasiop
TO "spring on paper for drawings, this Glue will
save very considerable amount Of time and labor
novd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

c. Our friend, the Colonel, who 10 90
fortunate - to hold property some way up
Main street, fsls slightly aggrievsd BY eur
intination, some days since, that business
tended TO concentrate down town. Since
then We have taken IN observation along the
whole street, and We are grasifed TO find that,
whatever the tendency may have been, some
time ago, the upper part Of Main street il
looking up. Some months ago Mechanics
Block was nearly deserted. Now every store
room in il ID occupied, and there arc very
few stores out tharwa nnoccupied. There
il decided improvement in the appearances
Of business-iife, and we hope it may eontin-
ne TO be 90.
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DISSOLUTION.

~iS T-ss4-s.s.4r Is..ioAsEu sAlssing between the
undersigned under the name and st,ls of J. b.
Howell CO., is this dsy Dissolved by mutual
consent, MIR. Richards retiring from the firm
Tbs business will be continued by J. b. Howell
and 4. Briggs, jr., under the same name and
style rs heretofore.
This change renders II necessary that the affairs
Of the late firm be closed mp Immediately. Those
indebted will please call and settle without delay
=. B. HOWELL,
J. X, BRIGGS, in
VIM. RICHARDS.
Keekuk, Nov. 7th, I8to-d
ray Your Taxes. -Lee County Railroad
Coupons for sale BY RIx, HALE co.
0ctlSdtf
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V"John," asked domiaie of hope
ful pupil, sswhat 10 nsiler2 ''
"A man who makes nails" replied hope
full.
every good. Now, what il taller"
some who makes tails,n WAS the equally
reply.
"Oh, You blockhead," said the domisie,
biting his lips, 50 man who makes tails did
you ever"
"To be SURE" quoth hopeful II the tailor
didn't put tails 10 the coats he made they'd
oil be jackets -
lib 2--ah!-well Ito be sure. didn't
think Of thst. Beats Watts logic! Go 10
The top Of the class. You viii be : Congress
man some day"
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slaves Gs,.xs eusA.

A correspondent Of the Huntsville Citizen
notices and deeply deplores tho fact that ma
ny Of the slaves in Northern Missouri are be-
ing sold to 20 South--that but few immi-
grants with slaves are coming to the State,
and that il this condition Of things 10 not
free-soilized ~ efectualiy as any Northern
State" He also suggests relief measures BY
the Legislature soon to assemble in Jefferson,
and asks slave owners 10 ssdesise soms plan
30 stop the exodus and induce farmers from
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and North
Caroline to emigrase to Missouri instead OF
Texas.u--[St. Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

On. SMi1hss" Eiscsric On cares Deafness.
de. SMITHS "Eicctric Oil cures Paralysis.
Da. SMITH Is @Elsctric Oil'' cures Rheumatism
ia. SMITH u "Eiectric Oil" cures Asthma.
Ds. SMITH y "klectric ORR cnrss Headache
On. SMITHS Electric oiio cures Piles.
Auglsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

J u i 10 Is =. 8 II . = II !,
XTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Keokuk and vicinity that be has just returned
from the Fast, with tine stock Of Grods adapt
cd to ths Fall Trade, aonsisting in part of
Fine Black Broadciofhs; Eddy's Casimers;
FINE Black Doeskins; Hdrkis'
Fr@sc Oh ribbed Dcestfss; Suk vssttGgs, re-.
I'm FURNISHING GOODS:
Shirts, Coitsys, Cracafs, Gloves,
Undsr- SAivfs, c0<Ss, Suspendus, &C., re.
SOMETHING NEW.
He b. Is also made arrangeInsnts with one of the
lsading HoussS in New York to supply ham with
ali ths latestfashiens for Boys Clothing.
0ct31
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

The school, ExhibfaIOn Hook.
CONTAINING Dialogues, Rscitstions, Songs
~ Duets and Little dramas for the school Room
Price only rs oents. For sale by
6sptSO-d OGDEN, BR0WERLL = CO.
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Arrivals ~ the Hi8Afngs II onse.
NOV. lei r.. II

DIT Brigham, WayiAnd, Q Parker, ST Nc
Chain, Bentonsport; Fayburg. New York; q
Howell and lady, Fairfield; I N Park, Dies Moinss;
Alien and lady, Centsrville; W B Hodgrin, Ben
tonsport; Gilchrist, Wheeling; A J Burroughs,
kddyville; y Koon. Birmingham; Lockwood,
~ Madison; Wright, Bonapsrts; J " Good
rich, hontross; Howe, Pennington; T Du.
rant. Quincy; y Ha.brook. W Q Otis, N Y; B c
Kingsbury, " Wiley, st Louis; c winbsck,
lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-11

GTIn New Orleans the Americans have
majority OF $500 on the State ticket. The
Democratic State ticket is, however, elected.
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- CLOTHING -
AFOR THE MILLION

ME are now receiving large stock OF Ciotnlng
w which has been bou bit low and will he sold
low for cash. The prices suited Tor hard times
and the goods are for MI kinds Of customer. The
stock comprises every style and quality Of Cloth
ing, denticmen's Fnrnishing Goods, trunks, Va.
hses, Carpet Bags, and every hing commonly kept
in our line.
Customers win find II Tor their interest to CALL -
We are deter 10 tell cheap N the cheapest
and desirc 70 every body comfortably clothed
i We don charge anything for showing goods,
and are alwAys pleased to see customers even il
they don't buy.
Remember the place. On Third-st., between
kAiA and johnson.
Sept17d s. POLLOCK i co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


e. y 80 y &
Having just retained from New York, Che pao-
lie are invited 10 examine my new and select stock
OF Watches, Jsxeiry, Silver Ware, 20. r have re-
esived large assortment Of coin Silver Ware;
aiso, full supply Of Mortsns Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comment
SPECTACLES.
Pebblo and Periscopie Glasses fitted 70 old bo ~
ct short notice. spectaees selectsA to suit eeery
condition ef sigat Ny goods will Be sold 1t prices
that viii defy eonpetitios, quality Considered.
n. B.-Hair Ornaments and goods of every des
cription made up 70 order.
Watches, Clocks, Jswelry snd sMusicAi Ipstru.
mrnr repaired in the best manner, and warranted
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Religious NOGkce.
Rev. II. w, Evans will delivers Lecture At Ex-
ehangs-lt. M. \. Church, on Sunday evening the
18th inst, NJ Z o'clock.
Bubjeet-.The Millennium
The public are invited to attend.
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GLASS <c., 10 the trade, ard ut retail, 1t very
Ion prices for Cash.
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