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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-18

~ aet BANNING HOUgE or
O. E q M G n g.. - m - E ~ . ~ 4 % o..
r HAVE this day admitted a. = partner In The
Banking Bnsinen, Alexander Barclay, [who has
been my teller fos th1 i4st xix years) The baSi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE con4ucted under the arm
sud style Of SIR SaFa@ go ts@@ Ne
gro. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the o1dest Banking Houses III net
theoidest) Ia Iowa, the new arm soNeits soEtn-
uance Of fosne. pasfonA lihsrAlly extended u
the senior partner. afa4H
They win make sellsstions and remit, less Ex-
change .on the day of payment, free of charge. a
Their references are - formerly BY senior pars-
REvHREHcAs
Park Bank, IN. X. xfssE as5ss8
Winsiow, Larisr i CO., ,Banksrs,
Edward ". Clark kCo., ,Philsdslphia.
Howard Banking Co., Bosson.
Clapp, Fuller kDsUwne, Bankers, Boston.
Mafiss Dank Chicago.
Hs41aAn 0Slpcke, Chicago.
MA6hAaSess HsAk, Nttsburgh.
Rarmsrs' Dsposit Rank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer RAhm, BAnkers, I"
q Giln6rs 4 Brothsrten Z. cfn6innsti.
n. p. hxnt Co., = Louisville.
STATE Savings nstitution, 81. Ieai.
Ksoksk, Jan. rs. dE0.c. Anderson
yanou aaaw.a ssss 80 e ss5ssz &sss 58eas rsrs
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M w. HICKS, M. n. S0rEson
lkls Dsntsss. Once on SScond ST.,
between Main and johnson streets, Kso-3
kuk, Iowa. O
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Dr.. Hicks, In renewing his eard 70 tho public,
would call attention 70 = new atyle OK "Pats
Work, wAish IL pussiisrly adapted 70 DAT, irrsgu
lar, and otherwise difieult jaws. This improve
mont hes bsen tested three years and has sustainsd
isA sarly promise II 6AiBg = real want IN plate
work. The work Ia now worn ny many of cur most
prominent citizens, ~ho give 1t hsslty approval,
and 70 whom he il permitted to refsr thoss inter-
ested.
DR.. n. is also mounting Continuous Gum"
work. "Block' work, and ordinary "Gold Plate"
work, for which be has . superior stock Of msts-
RIAL II Ii prepared TO Gil teeth with Gold Foil,
adhesive Cold and "Chryst&i Gold, !" In ths most
thorough aud durable manner. -
In wow Of the stringsncy In money matters
some Allssiua TO PElcss may not DO improPr.--
While, the hand, Ds. II. believes 1t to b the
better policy, we'll M the hopester course, not
10 work at al than TO work at prices thst will ne
csssitAts in.erior work !; on the other hand be IL
wiliingt to conform In his charges to the lower
standard of remuneration that vthsr occupations
have suffered.
With ffsesu years experience, thorough dsvo-
tion TO his profession, and IN, earnest desire to
please, be IL determined to merit and hopes to re-
csive continuAtion Of the liberal patsonage hsre-
tofore enjoyed.
Julyll.d&w
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ENQUIRE FOR TlCEEys TIA WHEELING!
rare Always as Lew as the Loweas

KeoKnx IT. Des MoInc . 4 Win nesss u
ssaos Rs4.ILR LRQ.Alc-
III \ ~ 9 y OF I'll N EI
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
nN and after this date and untilfurther notice,
~ ONE Passenger Train will rnn each way
daily (Suncays excepted, ~ follows: p
Leaving Keokuk At 8;l0 \. y.
Leaving Bsptonsport q 2:3U P.x.
Connecting at the latter place, "A heretofore,
psinss Ia Middle, Western and 5outhern lows,
Nesrsskay Kansas AcS fa
THROUGH TICKETS 10 ST. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, snd the East, may be had at the 0face
In Benton sport
Kn- Fare as low as the lowest, to al Southern
~ Passengers by this route make sure connee-
tions With this D. a NJ. X. Il. H. at fairfield. reach
ing 0ttumwa the same evening.
S. DWIGHT EATON,
Superintendent.
&~Ticket osEce at Railroad Depot.
m Office in kilhourne Block.
kaoAus. sept Is, 'ss-dsw
NORTH ATLANTIC sTEAM.H Up COMPANY.
IN Regular Ta,eugh LHe to Ssa F,amcssco, via TIE
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only with the steamers Golden
Gate, dolien Age John L. stephens and
Pacific Mail Sleasaship Co. at Panama,
Direct to AspinscaH
The splendid Stsamships
BALTIC, ADRlATLC AND ALLAN TIC,
Having been entirely reEttsd and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run n above,
leaving New York ON the 9th and 2uth Of
each men,h, from The foot Of Caual
street and North kiver,
En pxssengrrs and Maths will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect ct Panama with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's nagnidcep,
Eteamships, which will he in readincss, and leave
| IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They will be EN-
ksd free OF expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny q Steambaaf TuB03A.
An sxpcriencad Surgeon il attached TO each ship
| Stserage Passengers found in cooked provisions.
bedding, and attendance. Ii ID believed that the
accommodstions afforded by The above ships arc m
sarpAssSa ~ any in fhe world. The publiN arc In
formed that the r. N. 8. S. Go. always have On \
| OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lyiug at Panama
ready for sea, 70 avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their passen-
gcTs by stsamboat.
For passage apply at the only afhce Of the Con-
I panY. On the Wharf foot of Canal Street, North
River, 10 WIN. H. W1GkHAM.
Bepti6d0m
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p I e Z, q > E - e |!

At MARCY,S, On Sscona.Strest
"A Is the only place that you can get good dAir
twist RiAcE, and Colts Hevolvers 1t 1lG piece.
mch3od1y
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KALTINGURE. NEW YORK. pHILA.
DELPHIA AND ROxT ON,
| ya ~ And ONLY ROAD 70
lss w a. III y q n n ON CITYs
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Facts in Dentistry.
Ur. u. e. lNG EhxsOLL, DentAst,
Desiree - call The speciAl attcntion of thse who
Etsh r prsseEss their Teeth 70 Tho following
1 = A 9 T So

4. The skill of the Dentiss ID sssn In III sssssss
In preserving the natural organs~
II. The Teeth n4y hs preserved throngh life.
HI. Teeth affected with dscsy ~sst be attended
10 In seaeCn. f #3
". Tin4ly and skilx~l flling with pure gold
is csytGt~ rsmedy for decay.
v. IL u . serious neglect 10 wait For tooth-achs
70 drive tho suGsrex " 3 Dsntist. -
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
ths Agency a dssay. Aa
VA. Hany snGsr Cor years with Neuralgia Of
the face, stomaoh and lungs, from no other cause
vKIG. BAD Teeth disAgure the sosntsnasss, in-
feet the breath, dsrange the stomaoh, impair
health, distsass ths nerves, and war with good nA-
t1rs. aa.s~a s6f efss@g
DR.. 1NGERaoLL
Performs all oprations on the Tssth and Cams.
eorE00ts ifre8xiafitiss ~ the Teeth, inserts
TIHICIAL TEETH
of the Bsst Style and Finish,
Psts In Artificial Palatss anA Obturstoss fOr cleft
Believing that tho bsst opsrssions in Dentsssry
tia sAfsst md therefore the chsspsst and most
satisfactory both TO tho operator Ard patient, Dr..
I. does not osr any particular induoemsnts In the
line sf "CusAr DEHsrsr, = 'prefsrting The patson-
appreciate the necessary care and skill IN pro-
ducing tA&m. M
An sxauination Of specimens both Of Artificial
Tssth, and Of very beautiful 6lings Of csfSf Gold
Fsii, h invitsd. @
- Prices for fun set Of Teeth, from - 70
4l15. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DnmrAL ROons--CornG Of Third and Main sts.,
over Rix, Hale ! Co.'S Bank, Keokuk, Lowe
EntrancA on Third-st. fdecI 6d&w1y1
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EDMAMD DEANs,
DRAPER AND LOR,
Ssoond-st., between Main and johnson streets
KR0KUK, IOWA.
LIVERY desaxiptisns III Cieths and Csssimeres
Il constantly on baud and cut and made up into
garments In styie nnsurpassed in the city.
N. B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made In the latest
end best styles. .sssse..stss. ldec2e-d1y1
II atrssAvsts AVERY STABLE,
On EHr se~s o.. hex. MAhn - JOhm cen /.
ll0RSE6, BUaGIk6 and CARkIAGESA
i II the hsst class always ready for
hire. is @A-
horses boarded By The day or week, 1t prices ia
suit the times. -s-
Transient customers accommodated. 6A
decd - 4 ". .VAEOR6DAL.
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Sfteef, Dcors Gbove lhe AilIiM1s H0ts
uAlR-CUTTING done according to Physiog
II j ~nnv and the rrineipl~s ~ the Cof6sMv.
Hair and Whiskors dyed to perfection, either
bruwn or black
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profssAion.-
feb21 dkwiy
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

OA - ONuAIct1 U4C 4l1Os
FOR AL THE PURPOSES or A puRGaTTG MEDiClMG.
Fon CosTrvENEss;
FoR TaE CuRE oP DYSPEPSIA;
FoE JAuNDicE;
Fon THE CuRE OF INDIGESTION
For HgApAcHE;
FoR THE CURE or DYsENrERY;
FoR A Foul STOMACH;
For TINE CURE OF ERysrPELAs;
FoR THE Piles;
For THE CUHg or ScnoFrLA,
FoR ALI ScRoFuLoCs COMPLAINTS,
FoR THE CURE or RHErMATsM;
FoR DisEAsRs OF THE SKIN;
FoR TIE CURE OF LrvER COMPLAINT;
FoR DRorsY;
F0R THE CURE OF TErrER, TuMoRs AND SALT
kHRuM;
Fox WORMS;
FoR THE CURg OF Corr:
Fon DINNER PmL;
FoR THE CURE or NEuRALGIA
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated. SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their in any
quantity.
Price rs osnts per BOX; Boxes for $lO0.
Great numbers Of Cie-sym.A, Physicians, statcs-
men, and eminent personages, have lrnt their
names TO certify the Unparalleled usefulness U these
remedies, but our space here viii not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment thst should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put of by unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Arms, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for then and they should
have It.
All oar Remedies fos sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Ksokuk.
+. III. REED h CO., Chicago,
BARNARD 4 co, st. Louis,
SURE, ECKSTEIN 4 Co., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
myl6ukvIy @6h &
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

mas won lot itself such a renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever IL has been em-
ployed. As it has long been In constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
assure the people its quality Is kept up to the best
Il ever has been, and that II may be relied on TO
do for their reief ali il has been found to do
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- KEOKUK, IOWA: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER, IS, 1850
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE

G1EAI NATIONAL ~ ROUTE
BALTIWURE. NEW YORK. faILA-
DELPHIA AND HOxION,
y+su - And oNLx ROAD 70
ta W a II q n = ON CITYs
The Ballimaore + Ohio
= =
RAILROAD 81
Terminates at Baltimore and Washington
City on the East, and Wheeling, Bss-
wood and Parkersburg ON the West,
at which place il c0nnsots with
Railroads. and Steamboats,
for and from Oil
!, ss,l.eE,.v q 4 \, points in the .uaa
West, 6outh- h-WesE 4 Noreh-VVost;
AEp PRnsnxm rc TIE raAvEIase rrnLlc 4
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROUTR
T0 ALL or THE EAsTERN CITHEsy
-poenngees By this Route On visit the cities
Of HAitimuoe, Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
af ~ cost 81 Ticket % EfS Yort ~ Bosfon s,os
- THROUGH TICKETS can also Be procured
viA NA6HINGTuN CITY to the EAS1 RRH
CITIES, at and additional charge Of -.
Prom cHIcAao and points in She WEST .sA
NOkrH1WH6T, eohuectiuns afe made with /
THE RALTI OHIO h. L. -
~ folIewssa
. MICHIGAN N NCENTRAL =. =.
Via Midhigan City, LAfaysste, Indianspolis, Gin
ciSnsu or columbus; also, Detruit + Clcvslmd.
Mach. Ssath,n = North, n lnA. -. q .
Wis Toledo and Cleveland, or via Eandu6ky,
Nans6eld Newark Raiirsad.
Pittsburgh, Fl. wayne 4 ChBcage R n
via Lima, or CYessline aud CoIumbas, or via
Sandusky, Msnsfsid = Newark K. Il.
ENQUIRE FOR TlCkEyS VIA WHEELING!
Fare Always as Low as the LoWeaa
THROUGH TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS
can - procured at oil the principal Railroad and
Steamboat 0fiees in the West
L. M. COLE, Gen Ticket Agent.
W.P. SMITH, Master TRANSPORTATION
E.F. FULLER, Gent Western Ag't.
Oct I, ed h@
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THIEF Esc1PED.-A man by the name Of VIM!
Welsh, who keeps tavern on the Euclid road
three miles out OF town, was robbed Of SIS in mo-
ney and rife on Thursday The thief was one
Williams who was employed by Mr.. Welsh, and
broken open drawyer and abstracted the money
He lett on the IL 80 A. NJ train on the Columbus
Railroad. Our city officers telegOphed to Coum
bus and the officers there were on the lookout
when the train came but William eyaded them
by jumping of the train in Neil's woods Williams
was about IS years Of age light complexion an J
tall. The Columbus Journal Of yesterday says
The City Marshal received dispatch from Cleve-
land yesterday, to, arrest a maR' named Williams,
on the $40 train, The officers were on hand but
Williams had jumpe from the cars in Neil's woods
and the officers were minus. His crime was steal
log sl5 cash, and a rifle from James Welsh in
Cleveland
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Pic NIc.--The scholars Of Turnpike street,
West Side, had an interesting pic mic yesterday
on the flights, near the Oak Grove House. The
weather was delightful after that rofreshipg rap,
and both teachers and pupils enjoyed themselves
exceedingly. The pic mic mania is raging to a
fearful extent among scholars in public schools
and without doubt will puzzle the oldest inhibb-
ants to retard its exhileratug influence among
this rising generation. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

ELEVENTH WARD MEETlNG-Dr. c. a Hart.
man was called to the Chair, aud ]. kirkpatrick
Secretary.
The following resolutions were moved by ?. A.
Pennrich and seconded by N. Locker, aud carried
unanimously
WHEREAS, An amendment TO the Constitution
of Massachusetts has been adopted curtaHlng the
rights ofthe adopted citizens In unjust and un'
republican manner,
And WHEREAS, similar outrages are proposed
in the Eastern States, under the approval Of the
N. Y. Tribune, which has always assumed the
leadership in these highly improper proceedings,
Be II RcS0lped, BY the Republicans of the
Eleventh Ward Of Cleveland, assembled In regu-
lar ward meeting, l4 Il L Nl.
l. That we solemnly protest against any aud all
such uncalled for rules aud regulations, the simple
proposition of which is a direct violation Of the
Republican party.
3 That we adhere TO the principles laid down in
tue Philadelphia Platform aud would rather have
them enlarged but in no way restricted, ackOwl-
edging no distinction whatever between citizens
here born or naturalzed-
3. That our delegates 10 the County Conven-
tion be requested TO these same views expressed
not Only in our Couuiy but also in the State Re
publican Convention, in order 10 prevent ana re
move all msapprehensions as TO the Intentions OF
the Republican party.
Six delegates were then elected to attend the
County Convention, consisting of
DR., C. A, Hartman, J. Kirkpatrick,
Paul Schmidt, f. d, Pratt,
Nicholas Locker, Theo, LapbscheF
Adjourned. III
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
sATURDAY NIOkNING. IN 81, I'D

AeRIcuLTURAL FAiR GRoUNDs.--The Cuyabo-
ga County Agricultural Society has leased lot Of
10 acres Of land bounded on three sides by Kns-
man, Hudson and scoville Streets aud adjoining
the place ofErasius Gaylord, Esq for the term Of
hye years for The pprpose Of holding the County
Fairs, etc. The l. cation seems 10 be q good one,
and the arrangement satisfactory every way
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

OUR Musical FRlENo, No 20, has been re
ceved by Hawks q Brother. The following are
the contents Come Laugh and be HAPPY
song, by Verdi :" The Big Ben Polka, by C, d.
Albert She might not suit your Fancy y--song, by
II. Minard Melody, by 8. Heller Columbia, the
Gem Of The Ocean-song by L. Shaw,
HAWKS also has Blackwood for May, with the
following contents Popular Literature-Tracts /;
cruise in Japanese Waters The Luck Of Ladys.
mode The Witch Of Walkeme Only Pond J
The Competition System and The Public Service
Tidings from Turin The appeal to the Country.
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TINS Circus Remember North's Great Ma.
tonal Circus exhibits this afternoon and evening
Improve tue opportunity and see the insutahon,--
Doors open at 2 and o'clock. Everybody b
going
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

sERyIoEs an PLYMoUTH CHuRon.--The Rev.
DR.. Walker, author Of the "Plan Of Salvation" /"
will preach 10 the Plymouth Church on Prospect
street. tomorrow morning and evening
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aa4 sapsrlar .alrestl oppo.Ila PO.t ONO.

sPIRITuALIsA-Mrs s T. Finney, well known
and popular speaker, will lecture in fremont Hall
Sunday morning AT 10 l2 o'clock, and evening at
7 10 o'clock Admttanee 10 cents,
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5s8-The undOfsigned will commence the de
livery Of the New York DailisS, Herald, Times
aud Tribune. on Tuesday morning next, SOth
inst Those Of our citizens who are desirous OI
availiug themselves Of this system Of subscription
to hsthrss grsntost papers in the eennuy, are re-
questsd to place their names upon our books al
as early period as possible.
J. W. BCHUCKEHS,
2gA gnherior sslreef. opposito Post Office.
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FRosT.-The Telegraph says there was quite a
frost at PanesyiIle on Monday. but strangely
enough fruit and vegetation escaped without ipju-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

KEEgE AooUITTeD.-Keefa, who it will be re.
membered, was arrested for having caused the
death Of his wife by beating, has been examined by
Justice Benham and acquitted.
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MORNING LEADER.
llHYlIEs rOr TIn TI,Irs.

DEAR LEADER IT 70 owing melody though
u the style Of Moth,r Go Sc, may nevertheless be
relied upon as truhfu history of several remark
abo passages in the .e1 Of distinguished Deputy
U. s. Marshal by the name Of Dayton o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

NICE WHATS nice Why that ice cream soda
at saekrider's. II you don't believe it, try it,
Nectar will do to talk about but II you want some
thing delicious to drink call on saekrider.
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Who asked and got a recommends
From our p NJ. his worthy friend
To do what honest men condemned :
Our Marshal.
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Who sought for iavors al our hand,
Aud tried to seem an honest man,
And called himself Republican
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Who sought This place when purse was low,
And be had nowhere else 10 20,
And stroye his legal wit TO show
Our Marshal.
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From our p NJ his worthy friend
To do what honest men condemned
Que Marshal
Who was the first TO shake with fright,
When out a 'little late one night,
To see figure robed in white ~ y.
01 EOlrhTHO9-r.a @ Vuf ~1isna' ilA'in
Who was the lrst TO break and run,
fThongh strongly armed aod four 20 one,
From Wagner with his lockless gun
Our Marshal
Who in bis brave and daring mode
Shot luckless chipmonks by the road
To getinured todeeds Of blood
tl .-ssa.. Our Marshal
Who bearing his revolvers twain,
III ID from a boy with but a cane,
And bawled for help with might and main :
uHs. l.u Our Marshal
Who asked the Mayor for his aid,
To keep him from the colrfed maids,
Lest he might sometime be wRylaid
Our Marshal
Who fed from Painesville on the car,
Because be had no taste for war,
aal. aTTIG0I Slraj Our Marshal
Long live Old Buck in power and might,
TO punish wrong aud guard the right,
Auu longer i've the Gallant knight, 4
... Our Marshal
When Liberty shall need friend, F. .
And threatnipg ruin shall impend,
May Government to rescue send,
Our Marshal.
sMarshal JOhuson says II didut ike his looks but
% nted HIN ecpuso he was well reoumme by PO
Master n -unton." t t.. ..|I "..| .
An Oborn Democrat says no acoompanied the eourae
Gus btpuy trip TO Woit gtOn TO prepare Tor the Ii
Mapping VI "JOhu,' which improved by Tour AlaIsh
shooting at chiUmuLks On the ruud side that he mtg
.tua 40 "a In AL
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REAL Estate TRASsAERs.-The following
sales have been entered upon the Recorders books
for the week ending Wednesday May 25th
May Sd, 1859 Levi Bauderto Alvira Cobb, 2S
feet front on East side of Erie Street and 100 feet
on the south side of Bolivar Street Consideration
$780, a-.. -.
May 29d, ls59-David H. CLARK to o. +. Lam.
son. 81 feet front on the west side of Seneca St,
aud ia feet Deep situate l2 rods north of St. Clair
st. Consideration S25oO
May cath, 1859 David Clark TO Jerusha Good.
rich ls feet front on the north side of St Clair
street, and 95 feet deep situated the corner of
ST. Clair and Marshall streets. Consideration
$1,000. .#.. FsH -F. 3,
May nth, lS59.-American Missionary Society
to Joseph G. Hussey, 35 l-3 feet front on River
street, and extending at right angles with said St.,
between parallel lines to the Cuyahoga River being
the south half of the block built by Chas Hickox,
Consideration $4,000.
May 25th, ls50.--Michaol and Catherine Camp.
bell to Robert Granger, sub-lgt IT, in Hiram
stones wood orchard subdivisioH, having 30 feet
front on York St., and e5 feet deep; situated near
the circle. Consideration S4OO.
May 18th, 1859 --Ames A. Stoddard to Layina
Dodge, A Sc feet front ON Prospect St, and Isl
feet deepi situated at the corner of Prospect and
Brownell Streets. Consideration $1,000, 4
May 5th, ls59,-Jacob Riley to WIN. Warner,
sub lot % in Hiram stones wood orchard, sub
DIVISION having 90 feet front on Vesry Street, and
100 feet deep. Consideration S425.
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ny AN onERLrN NrcHANc.
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BanIrrs.
Att'ps & GounseIl0rs.


Il j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
Il Law, Office er the Merchants Ba X cleve-
and Ohio leb2iR'0
pROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
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Cleveland, Ohio. #.
D. ". BRoOKs L. ". FoRp.
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
wv TORNEYs AT LAW. Office No so, Superor-st
Cleveland Ohio S. WILLIAMSON
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NHARLES O. BALDWIN-ATTORL
A)ney and Counselor at LawOaice q Superi g, over
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DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
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A SPER, J. f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
IA Warren, .rumbuii County Ohio. Office, No. II?
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Buil0rrs & Arfllitefts.
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SM ALI MAClIINt lay. LArHES. MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c,
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b43Supeuo street, American Huiidugs, Cleveland, o.
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Who was the first TO shake with fright,
When out ''litte late one night,
To see afgure robed In white Ds
.a ..,--.... Our Marshal
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Boots an0 Shoes.

GENTS CALF AND PATENT
NJ Lea her Couy Caters, peeeed and ss cd for fae
ow Nv A. q SHOLES,
mdN2l 23i Sop iior St.
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Who was the lrst TO break and run,
Though strongly armed aBd four 10 one,
From Wagner with his lockless gun
Our harshal
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CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING,