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EXecutor'S Notica.

NOTICE is hereby given tha, at the 2rob1;e
In court for Belmont county the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Execute
of the estare of Elizl5eih P,ics. deceased late OF
Belmont county. Ohio.
All those indeb,ed to sa ID estate are requested TO
make immediate payment and ihose having cluinis
az ainst SAID esae notified present them for
settlement within one year from this date
Dec6 SO JAMES PRICE, Executor
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FROM PlTTSBuRG.

PITTsBURG, Dec. %. =
a nopster cannon for the Government
was cast this morning a, Fort Pitt foundery,
under The. superintendence Of Lieut.. Rod.
man, withscomp'ete success.
1t weighs over IS tons. and IT IS called
the Floyd. The metal was from Bloom
6elG furnace.
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THE EARL'S DAUGHTER.

By the author of The Red Colrt farm,' The
Roc.l,' the Hester II lwell Stories, The Six
Gray Powders The Diamond Bracelet &c.. &c.
Ia this story. written expressly for the Post,
this powerful writer's genius has had full scope
afforded il; and we are able 10 sta'e-having read
II in manuscript. tor il is already in hand-:hat il
will make a sensation, unless we are greatly mis-
taken, as one OF the mos powerful and in,ere ST.
ing stories ever published.
To enable those unacquainteed with the Post to
Judge OF the richness and variety ot its. general
conien 5, we may stnte that during the past year
we have published nove'et,, stories, poems, and
essays. &c irom',he pens Of the following gifted
IfAr,
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BELMONT COUNTY. OHIO, COURT
CT COMMON, PIE VS..
Benjamin r. Cowcn, Plaintiff

BenJaInln K. Cowcn, PIaintlH,
Daniel Mercer Defendant.
THE Defendant, Daniel Mercer, i. hereby mott
/ ] fed that on the Sd day uf November, 4 D.,
1859. the plaintiff Benjamin X. Cowen. filed u
petition against him in the above named court.
the objec, and PRAYER OF which is 10 recover iudg-
msnt against the said defendant for Si3,22, with
interest from November 3, 1889 on an scccuni tor
groceries and 10 procure nn order OF attachment
agnin-t the defendants property and efr.c,s
--fbe DEFENDANTS required To answer said pc;i-
ton bs February 4, lo60. d. ). ADAMS,
D. ID T.Cowen. Pltff,s Atty. Clerk.
: December Sih 1850 6 weeks
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= - -r
belmont JOarnal

IL the lille OF . new paper started in
bridgeport by Dr.. AAeck as Editor and
John B. lsagsIey a. publisher. TIE frs:
number ptesents very neat appearance.
printed ss j, y upon n~w type. Mr.. Longglry
wac formerly connected with TIE CRRoS-
lsts. and 10 fully capable of making the
1eprnsl well worthy OF patronage. We
wish HIM greet success in his undertaking
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NEGRO EXECUTED

HARRIsBURG, Dec. %.
The negro Huisinger, who was convicted
some time ago of the murder of his wife,
was executed to- day al eleven O'Clock.
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Ths Teac hes,s' 'lnssisese

IL progressing. lutte large number g
Teachers are Ia attendance. Aessrs Ogds !,
Kidd and Reggie ere here as feachers.-
The afsirzcsanaa hut be attended with
great bene6sso teachers. @
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29

Lect3fefsfs sts. ii!
-. W.. r. CoeeshsII sill lecture jim the Pres.
/. bytesisn Church so-uight. snd Rsst.i Kidd,
.,ke erea, Eiccotisrist, viii lecture tespor.-
foA (fhurs6sy) evening; aii 60 20 hear them
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-29
; H.. done sissshinf 81 yet. rwenty-t~ob.l-
.lats have been isksi Tor speaker without
any choice. -,

Will call around with his annual address:
on Saturday mOrnisg. He hes been faithful
throughout ihe year. and asks 10 retdra that
you but give the dgil hi due.
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@All wanting Farms in G delightful clim1n
" tiammopton LaDds In another column. ON
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a Horrible Museef.

< ? Wss comnitisa q Trisdeiphia, on last
Sunday A. landlord wss murdered BY
several young men.fer refusing TO give them
liquor. Ssssftf arrests have been made.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n OTICE is hereby given that at the Probate
/ y Court for belmont county the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
oi The estate ot William Foreman, deceased, late
Of belmont county, Ohio.
All rIiuse ind bed said est nte requested to
make immediate paymeni; aud those having claims
against said estate are notified to present them tor
seIi,em, nj within one wear from this date.
JAMES X. MURPHY. Administrator.
e December Z, 1859. weeks pd
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

MDTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN lately subsisiing between William Hogue
and jane I. Orr, of Mnriinsville, under the firm
OF Hogne e. On, by james Yeales, Agent, expired
on 18th day Of November, 1853,
.drc7iw WILLIAM lIOGUE.
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"Drycb ar Gwyliedydct."
WELSH NEWSPAPER OyrrcE,


I3 NASSAU Street, April -, 81.
PioT. o. J. WOoD-Dear sir: Some month vi b
weeks ago received bottlo OF your Hsir Reslo-
rative and gave itmy wife, who concluded 10 Try
il on her hui., little thinking at the time that il
wou Id restore the gray hair its original color,
but TO ner well as my surprise alter lew weeks
trial it las performed that wonderful effect by
turning all the gray hairs 10 dark brown, at the
same time beauiiiying and thiekeniDg the iiair |
strong iy recommend the above Restorative 10 all
persons in want OF such change vi their hair:
CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YORK, July 25, 1887.
PRoF. o. ]. Woop: With confidence do recon-
mel1 your Hair Restorative, as bslng the most
ecacious article ever saw. iSinre using your
Hair Restorative my hair and whiskers which
were !most white have gradually grown dark
nd now ietl confident that lew more appllca-
tions will restore them 10 their natural color. 1t
MISC has relieved me OF all danprutf and unpleasant
Itching. cUnlinUn among persons who perspIfe
freely J. u. kiLBf.
Prof. WooD: About two years ago my hair COM
mellced falling off and turning grav; was last
becoming bald. ane had trIsd many Remedies to
no eff; ct. commenced using your Restorative
IN january last lew applications fastened my
hair ii m!y. 1t began TO tIll up, grow out, and
turned back TO its original color, black A this
time il is lily restored Is original color hea lih
aud appearance, and | cheeriuliy recommend its
use To uli. J. d. HOES.
CHlcAso, Illinois, May lst, 1857.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of 3 sizes,
viz: large, medium and small; the small holds a
pint. and retaiis Tor doll per bottle; the
dunn ho lds al Il, ast twenty per ceni more in pro-
portion than the small. retals TOR dollars per
bottle; the large holds quart, 40 per cent more
in proportion, aud retaiIs for So.
q. J. WOOD g. CO.. PropIistors, s44 B:oad-
way, New York, and A Market street, St. Louis,
Missouri; and sold by ali good Druggists and fan
cy Goods Dsniers.
dCcen.ber.5 SO 3mon,hs
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
.PHILADELPH
A Beaeroient Institution established by sps.
cial Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed. afflicted iciih Firu-
lent and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for the cure Of
diseases of the Seraal Organs.

diseases of the Seraal Organs.
TG EDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting
Ul Surgeon, To all who apply by letter, with .
description OF t:eir condition. tage. occupation.
habits OF lie. &c, and in ccse ef extr,ne poverty
Medicines furnished free oi charge.
Valuable Reports en- SpeImaiorrEcea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on the New
Remedies employed in tie Di>penssly. sent TO
The afflicted in sealed envelopes, rte oil charge -
Two or three SiHmps postage will he acceptable
Address. DR.. J. SKlLLlN HOUGtiTON, Act
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. S. Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. BY Of The Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, PreSitenr.
GEo. FAIRcHIELD, Secretary. n0i6 59
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GIBSON Admitted TO BAIL.
COLUMBUS, Dec 90.
>. w. H Gibson wss this morning admit
ed 90 bail in the sum of Sl0 900, 10 appear
before the Court or January 96, 1869, wien
Ethe n3tion for new Trial will. be argued.
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FIcTIoN, News, HUMoR, AGRICULTURE,
THE MARKETS, &C., &c., &c.

& HE Proprietors of the Saturday Epening Po
the oldest and best OF the Weeklies'--have
the pleasure TO announce to ihe ireading public.
.ha, they have made I'm exclusive engagement
with ali Auihur whose powerful Stories have Of
late attracted great attention; and that they will
oprn the year 1860 With novele, written expressly
for the Post called
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SNflp Aobertist
|FM fSy[R1 FOR SALE,

'dE undersigned VIII sell Mt private sale, the
i FARM be now occupies near + asi Richland
Belmont county, Ohio, containing about
&4 l10.ACRES.
This Farm is one among the best, mos t convenient
and desirable Farms in the country; il is in good
repair, and in u fine state of cultivation. Any per
son wishing firsirae farm, would-do wei TO ex-
anime this one before phichpsing lse@here.
A liberal credit will be given. not longer than
) years with interest. For particulars, can on the
subscriber, on the premises.
de29tf SAMUEL NJ. THOMPSON.
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indispensable to the perPesuity eff the Gov
srnment- srfEFF
The meeting was harmonious and unan-
imous 10 its action.
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r. Office is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been duly appointed trustee OF William
Hogue, OF Belmont county, Ohio, for the benefit OF
his creditors, whoare hereby not iiied 10 present
their clhiius against said ogue TO the unicf signed
for settlement within six months from this date
~ SAMUEL MckiSSUN, 1rust,e.
December Isl. 1859. 3w
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Spftial Notites,
Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the va'ue of
DR. a 8 ToDD,S
ANTl.IIlt tstl lllh lIIIS,

ANTI JJ( l. / II Il J II :,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. IEDIGES
TION,
and other disc ases OF the Liver, Stomoch. and Bow
els.
They more popniar 10 DAY than EVER before.
as is demonstrated d by the testimony which now
daiiy receive from those who have used them.
ANY one who reads the "Dirtotions for Usc'
which accompany these Pills. will lie impressed
with the fac; that they entirely different from
The cheap pills with whic. the country IS flooded.
For int ere.ting particulars letters. &c. cir
culars which, with the Pills. he obtained Of
Z. II. PATTERSON and ]. w. COLLINS. Saint
Ciair.viiie. aud from Dealers generally throughout
the country
T. n. LOGAN C CO., General Agents.
no4 Wheeling. Va.
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eSTdHLoW

Sold by CHURCH a. DUYON'i. Druggists,
No. So Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. decl5'99iy
Ii PATTERSON, Agent, ST. Clairsville, Ohio.
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Tl,e t:reaf A rzlsss, ssasIar of 4aplss
HOLLOWAY PILLS
RonNTO TILE srrk,

The want of a sterling medicinal 10 msef ths
ills ami necessities of the suffering portion af aa
me 9nsty, stJ6 one entirsiy frea frsn mineral; ana
other Geleierious particles, seversIy fsss tut
thisa3 power fui medicine was ushe-sd intasths
world; HoLLowAV's ISvALUssLK Pulls hsvo hecons
the housshoid remedy Of all nations Their sftri
hute ~ 10 YTEvESr 9 We I tn CURE: tlsy atiack-
the gADiX ROOT of the pIaint aud Tins h% re-
moving tie hidden canse OF disstss rsinvf-o-esa,
and restoFe The dropping enercss tia systA.a asf
ssting nature in her task Of vital fapexinnsSv
reformation. = -
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Confirmed Consumption.

Confirmed Consumption.
A tew doses ,rM also at once check and
cure the most serere Diarrhea proceeding
from COLD IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. C. NJ.
JACKSON & Co., No. 4IS Areh Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, and are sold by druggists and
dealers in medicines euerywhsre, at IS cents
per bottle. The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
sOH be on the outside ,crapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the
proprietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you iriN find testimony and commendatory
sotiess from all parts Of the country. These
Almaaaes are given away BY all our agents.
Sold by Isaac.H Paiter.on-St Clairsvills;
Go l. Holloway flushing:
do ]. & J. T. .Me-cerA-Bellairc;
DO C. Judk dkins-Barnesviiie;
do, ]. Iippincott & Son--Morrisiown:
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DYsPEPssk.

The gree. scner.e Of ;hs eontnsct yieYs auI ek "
a course OF these antisepiic Pills. and ths dises
uivo-GrEans are restored IN thsis nro,.r tone. No
matter in what hi,is"us sham this hydra Of dles@e
EXHIBITS itsfit this searching and uasrrias rums1y
Gispersos il from lIe patients system
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GENERAL DE1lLIrY AKp VIZ

From whatever cause. lowness OF sprits and .
nther sisns o. diseased liver. sud o,ns< dissrzan,
zati'a Of the sl'sten vanish under tse sfasjeaiias
influence OF tina al powerful ArEIsepts AaS aes.s
gent remedy
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i FCAUTiON!-Nnne are eeuuius anie-s u
words "ASiieeas. Nag York end Lss6ss," are di,-
ss"iHs as a Hstsr.zsrk in every leaf Of she k oA
OF anections around each pot or box; the same ms.
he plainly seen by h0iiiag fAs leaf to tie hgls 4.
hahds"me reward wtil be given to sny one reneefins
such ia iosm1iun may ieac to the detection fan
party psriIcs eouaier eiiins tbe roao
ins the same. kno.Sips them To he sssriaus.
Sihi attire Nauu isetcry Of T. "iessor EnLlowAv
80 Maden Lsur New York. HuJ hs all respseisbls
Druggists AVID Itaisrs IN Mci'eire ihrcuyhnrt thr
Untted Sisles aud rivihzed world, Va boxss q, 81
rsnlS.tst Cea's, AND : 70 tseh.
II y There van- lie raHie saving BY taking the
larcersizes.
y. B.-breriicns for the GUIDANCE of paiisats
nverv diSoTder eFe affixed 30 sscHteN 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24
Friends OF Marlan.

EEtch0o Oh ka0rh0ms
The Administration and the slave drivers
at Washington City have combined their eff
forts and their means to carry the State Of
Iowa. They have established "Iowa Demo-
cratic Club Rooms" 10 Washington City
They have appointed Government officers and
clerks In the pay Of the Administration to
issue corruption circulars and to secure the
taking of the political census OF tho State.
And this committee has made arranceme nts
to "strengthen the outposts" by colonizing
voters from neighboring States. They have
issued circulars showing how many addition
al voters Will be necessary to carry the Dem
ocratic candidates for the Legislature 10
doubtful and close districts.
Their secret circulars indicate that they
have little hope Of the State ticket, aud that
they are directing their efforts mainly to car
ry the Legislature aud drive Harlan from the
United States Senate. These circulars de-
nounce him in the bittersst terms, they stig
matise him rs q traitor to the Union, an
analgamationist and esthe black mans can
ddate," and they appeal to the Democracy
TO redeem the State from the disgrace OF
having such man to represent. Iowa in the
Senate Of the United States.
These circulars, as We said, are prepared
under the supervision and distributed ct the
expense Of the Buchanan Administration and
the Shareholders, and the Dodge and Rabbit
Democracy Of Iowa are responding to these
appeals, under the stimulus Of the spoiIs
literally distributed amongst them.
Will the political and personal friends Of
Senator Harlan stand idly by and permit him
to be thus calumniated and defeated BY the
Federal Administration and its iDsolent
slaveholding allies OF the South. Will they
not wake up and bestir themselves to meet
and thwaTt the corrupt schemes laid for his
defeat2 viii they not hurl back the foul
asperslons on his character and fame secret.
~ distributed over the State BY the emissa-
ries OF the Federal Administration at w ash.
ington2 Is not their admiration and friend.
ship strong enough to impel them to some
personal exertion against the powerful enc
mics who have banded together and are mo
wing heaven and earth to effect his ruin.
We say to the personal friends OF Harlan
in Lee county, it il within your power to Sc
cure the election Of members TO the Legisla
ture who will elect him to the United State
Senate. We mean what we say. You car
do il, and if you do not do it, the fault vii
be yours, while the loss will be that Of tn,
party and the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24
FINAL APPOINTMENTS


3. y. kIR q WOOD,
Republican candidate for Governor will ad-
dress the people Of Iowa ct the following
times and places:
6arnavillo, Monday, Sept. 70, at 1 p. m.
McGragor, q 90 Is, I'm
Lansing, Tuesday, Sept. ~, !. pm.
Maukon, g !" ~, Ppm.
DecGah, Wednesday, Sept. %, at pm.
Msst Union, Thursday, Sept. ~, ~ pm.
Independence, Friday, Sept. 80, ct Up m.
waterloo, Saturday, Oct. l. Mt p. M,
Ninton, Monday, Oct. 3, at D. M.
Marion, Tnesdsy, Oct A. at p. in ---.--l1--
Cedar kspiis, Tuesday Oct. 4, Ut z D. IA.
Msrsngo, Wednesday, Oct. 8, at lsp. IA.
Toledo, Thursday. Oct.6, at D. m.
Marietta, Friday, Oct. I, at b. "a.
MarshalisOwn, Fridsy, Oct. T. Il nm #0
kidora, Saturday, Oct S, at p. m.
The Redublican Press and County Com.
mittees will please give due notice and make
all necessary arrangements for these meet
Tho Democratic Central Committee havins
refused to make any further joint appoint.
monts Tor the two candidates for Governor
u only rsmains to extend an invitation q
Gen. Dodge to join ia the further canvas,
indicated shove, il he secs fit to do 30.
By order OF the
REP. STATE CEN. Coz.
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Dem ocrasic .Ecoue.y.v

According TO the official document, the
expenses Of the General Government were
$bl 900, 900 for last year. Estimating the
population Of the country ut 10000, 900,
Buchanan's Administration has cost over
e2.66 per head. Yet Administration DEM
agogues are ranting about Republican ak
trssakance in Iowa, where tar OF lees than
93OO, 600 u levied upon 100000 people to
support State Government IL Muscatine
Jour.
Oar 6tste tar Tor the past year was II
mills on The dollar, while the county tax, in
eiuding county road tax, was 81 mills ON the
dollar, not 70 msntion about the same amount
for railroad tar.
WHIST shameless set Of scamps to de-
claim aGaiast 6tsts extrasagAnce in view OF
tAs NssisaAl and County expenditures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24
southern Platform TOR CharIsste,

Southern Platform for ChnrlestOn-
The Huntsville (Ala.) Democrat, edited
by J. w, Clay, Esq, brother Of U. s. Sena-
tor Clay, Of that State, thus explicitly states
the conditions upon which, and which only,
Alabama will support the nominees of the
Charleston Convention:
No nominee of the Charleston Cow enton
can obtain our support, unless the platform
adopted shall substantially recognize the
constitutional rights of the South on the
Slavery question, as laid down by the Su.
preme Court in the bred Scott Decision, to.
Wit: That slavery is recognized in the Con-
stitution, and that it is the duty Of every
department. of the Federal Government
Congressional, sJudicial and Executive--to
guard and proteca it.; and unless the. ante
cedents of the nominee are such such as to
justify the belief that he will be safe GUS
todian of the rigts Of tho South under the
Constitution. 6a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

Y it,
A correspondent OF the Terro Haute (Ind.)
Express throws soma light on this vexsd
questions
Here i lady No. /, with ten acres Of whsaa
gracefully thrown around her person-twslvs
bushels 90 the acre. Ten times twelve m
one hundred and twenty, at eighty cents .
bushel: l20x80 500.
Lady No. 2 toddles under four tons OF hay
81 seven dollars and . half per tun: 4x$7 so
$50. She sstAnds erect, @ stiily az see
Norwegian women every day with load Of
kindling wood on their heads.
Lady No. sweeps the path and the Or
sumjaoent dog fennel with : train in which il
exhibited two yoke Of steera at $35 $50.
Lady No. 4 10 enfobed in twenty acres OF
corn, forty bushels TO the acre, worth thirty
cents to the bushei: 8OOx30--$24O.
Lady No. s. hes mule colt suspended from
each ear, OF $l5-$30.
Gentleman No. wears ID his fob q span
Of matched bays, $500. Asf
Gentleman No. 2 studs his shirt-bosou
with three hogsheads Of tobacco, and isoiled
and perfamed with nix bushels Of onions.
Gentleman No. 3 gets fuddled on cwt. Of
hemp, begins dinner with dessert, and eata
up to fish.
| Gentleman No, Aourishes 3 cue, and
busies himself from morning until night, and
from night until morning, with baggiug ,
| splendid crop Of wheat-in the pockets OF ,
billiard table.
This is what We call holding the mirror NJ
to-fasts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

Appear TO the PeaPie 81 Lee County.
kDs. GATE CRY Please announce my name as
an Independent candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff Of Lee County, at the ensuing Oc-
tober election.
Sept. II, 1859. VIM. II. LEIGH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

We are authorized to announce HAWKINS TAY-
LOR an independent candidate for Senator, to Eli
tho place made vacant by the resignation Of DIR.
Allen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-24

A great variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale at No. S, Estes House, Main
street.
N. B.-Everything sold vayranted to be
true to name, or the money will be refunded.
Sept. 7, $3.50. VIM. BARNES.