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, 1860-12-24

WINTER ARRAMCEWENT.
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, 1860-12-24

LIVE 1IOGS-Recetpts 5.4e4 Market ffm and
ctirs with inquiry BY packers and ehippers. Sales
angc from $t]01 14.f5 gross.
, 1860-12-24

the man that he il insane, and that the fatal
act IVES committed while In that state This
Is not believed, but Il false, the fellow almost
deserves his discharge for the diligence and
persistence with which, for the months Of bis
incarceration In onE lt!, lt! Ii l4s .st ssrt up ia1
fuse- Hc has howled like whole meuaSc1tc
for hours On hours, always choosing his tima
when visitors were about. He has thrown ahd
dashed himself ibout in most reckless man
ner, aud would hare knocked his brains ont
long ago but for his cautlon In selecting soft
spots TO fall upon. Certainly, with all his
pains, hc has failed in convincing any one,
either officers or attendants that he il insarc.
His cntree Into court wag characterized -
yc1 and nlulation "s .- =
HI. -. naolc character.
.srr tied to check of my real or
pretended conceit for mischief, and thus he
"as brought before the Court.
Judge Manicue, to motion for McEnroe.s
discharge on commission Of lunacy, intima-
ted that he could not con.cientiouzly say lie
thought the man insan:- The jury evidently
did not want to convict tho prisoner Of raur-
der lest he might prove to be insane, nor to
acqult him lest be might be sane. From coz
versations with physicians, aud from what had
transpired in the case, be did not feel disposed
to disturb the verdict, and would sentence the
prisoner tiyc years to the Penltcntia.y, thirty
days IN each year In solitary confinement.
CHIcA6oAcApkxr OF Sc1EscEa-Ou the &C.
turn ofthe excursionis.s fromAnn ArborFriJay
evening, Peter Page, on behalf Of tho ladics
aud gentlemen, guests Of the Chicago Ac:,dc-
my Of Sciences, called the company to order,
aud after the appointment Of Rcy. q. Banuis-
ter, D. D. Of the Gar7et Bibbical Institute. ii
Chairman, and ". IL Wells, Superintendent
Of Public Schools, as Secretary, offered the
following resolution, which Was unanimously
adopted:
>, A<toIrtd. That our thanks arc due, aud arc here
" tendered to the Chicago Academy uf ScIrnccs.
eNy o! Michigan. to the citizens Of Ann AfIp.. to
3ne o1uccrs and gentemanly conductor, George
Hopper. OF the Michigan Central KaJ;rs,d tSom,
pahy, and especially TO Professor J, IL. Rauch f0r
nls iose'housht in anticipating and proyiIiuc fnr
pu wants and Comforts. aud tho a.1gea bic mauutr
~ Wnlch We, as guests Ut the Ac.leEav have been
entertained Oh our present t1cufsion to ann irtor.
"a The range Of the thermometer during
the last week as noted By E. L. O'IIara, Apoth-
, 1860-12-24
l:ruS5r5.
@eming hacbinrs.

METROPOLITAN SEWING
4'A NacHINE-Meaufacsured By
UE. Il. s. PAYNE,
No. 81 North pea:h.z st. sa1rs.oo., .: thr Foot nd
sloc s.atc, No. 5x Lake se. ia Eoov)
Sewing Machine Agents Wanted
r erc!J county throughout: TIE States /, sel I. s.
rA1x@s MErRornI!EAx lhorrtE-IoeK, EL.srs.. FIR
GkovIR NAKxk's SurCN f. F.Htlz SsvIso NsrrrsE
He sanle for WHICH cT!s Coz oe1l Laa acted .eEt
tsaehtEes ar adapted to ali varieties Of work.
giving ptrtf. Ef1ctuE, aid faateJ tauul In
sny trspect r. tho-r selEr >: s::. p:iee. Si3r3u
per srntae Alo4tt sad great antaceurnss - -E:sr-
psi.taS and efaricnE AErLts. We also have Htaxe +
John:tnrs Improved FAtras Adjustable ueusmv7.
Address. Or CAL tn perrin upou L.. i. = PAYSE.
Z. y: 4sox ~ Ct1caZa- Ill seE<dlltAr
, 1860-12-24

R Q 4 r u l n CA Gentleman
~ va*hcs to engage hoard l,E himself and wife in
shal private family. Address D.. Tribune oElcc.
, 1860-12-24
DitcTcdised Illinois Banks.
stock Banks Of Tcupcssre

tise1SSATL-Thc Gazette of ye.terdav ,cnor+,
an casicr money market n s,vs.
There is money enoash ,,nt ~ tha .,;,.,.
It withu immcIiatr ,as "n1 tne thins ts 10 keei
it anauciaI snS is continues 70 improve, boil
particularly cx. crcal nd M csreics and merchants
dav to ro a,,.nd .., an increased disposition 10
exchange nna "as 80, .oas supplied with New Yor;
Tbe osnn % " fes :,rs msTc hcasy though nut lower
aud these ~ u ,rooaee checks arr On the incrlec
vers ne5chants who havc hitherto opc,utc
more 1reeIr Thp y pstk, arc beginning TO like bold
Ing baltimore ne1e ana vi dhish!y improved feel
n,aaJ h..i". - NeT orleans scarce and firm the de-.
aIlSGaIaa,. ~ n'anes oi the supply. Gold dull
at ti,,s 1I pc,n; nn EansSst are benning to look
has h.cn ~, tor which, 1t may be sud- there
sIItrJa. Gn No. ,41 market for some weeks past No
, 1860-12-24
SUPERIOR STOCK FARM
~
FOR SALE,
In Kane County, State Of !liin,is.
CONTAINING 3oI ACRES

Sixty Of Tlrhc- and the la}ar-c Eo,'taz ,'ra,r:,,
goo4 tHs.>,"ry Fran- IT. ,l-c. sw" fir-e E:f:s SIX
Shs!. ors: toru t lii. t'r..Fy. 1rc.ot,-r. MD u:-
convenient f'r dividing irt, two ms ali t::e pp
1ns an Fences tn ~ crt'T r"niIt',r. 1yt x n, t1i
snr':.. t,!Ityt;st from. kira-n 1sc ,::i. ni s,c
III. ss:.a-s ail! treea, 4 laf=c ever fluc .t...n
ins .Mrsn;A -, &c :I;m n: . St,:, ~: ALL t,s
e"H =" ,':sl' s. sris tci asa::.y jl. Tnr,::
:,ii ti;if.r'' trarnt+ taE:s III ,ulf: s ri:.sv,- vii
tar >.ttc. ~ "''e -
IERAsrEiry tolsr' FER acre, nl cash :,wa t.r thc
rAtt,. nc me, car property ye.r'a t:r,,,t
Eat.:LI, ll1i.v5. X, Nix 49,,
, 1860-12-24

M cV / G K ElI'S THEATRE.
A'A- Madison street, belwctn stste md ueafbofd,
lEloors zen At o'clock. Performance to com.
a.saSe .md y lIocloek Boz Office open nou IL iii
ankI9fss2s-1svss Circle 50 cents; Second C.ela IS
cents; Private Boxes, 800 and t6M
, 1860-12-24

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
~ AtMadAme Akeretrom'. Kooms. corner Ut Wells
And Randolph streets. on Monday Evening" DeccpibcF
2ath: Care will be taken to keep tae Ha.ty srjecf
During The evening several Fac. Datcc by pnplls ID
IL costume Livery peEson Is expected to attend ia
rootna. H+et 'o
, 1860-12-24

Wholesale and Retail Agents, Chicago: John h
F3rk, o. +. Fuller & Co.. J. IL Reed e Co.. Ssufh
DEyer Co. Lord Smith. and G4la Btoa
tse3mAtW1y)
, 1860-12-24

MIGHT SCAVENGER,-Char|es
ERn1 vi! * end to tho c!rnatox o. prtyy yAu,ta
tEoslnE Of ttahie manure. AMI any oneEs:ve natteF
0rGttI tsfr1teI Caxs knnz, chlczxo p O. Epx ID
VII r-cctTs prompt Astannn1. nrsx@ns
, 1860-12-24

BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
49, VIII Board e.n be obta.ncd 1t No. ~ yan Husea
, 1860-12-24

ct. GEORGES BENEVOLENT
~ ASSOCIATION. Tie members Of the nboye Associ.
alton intend holdlusa ~' "S"@
SOCIAHLE AND BALL,
On Friday Evenlng Dec 18Th, 1870 at BRYAN HALL.
. The cvcntngs nmu-emtuts will open with m exblhf.
nom OF sfand F.slor7aa OF the Overland loute 10
lnala 10 be followed by English Gomcs and yafiocS
otner anE>cineut., and to conclude with Dancing.
Doors o7t at 12 O'Clock; Sociablc Commences at7
Musie By t1e Light Guard Band
ramiiy tickets Que dollar: aud -An he had at D1ncE-
ALT lea stofe So. CLARK strcet; Of B. Tree Grocer
uta. .-tsl5tw ~ -A-" ee>"stJs
, 1860-12-24
K A Y Z N g. B a X E d,
Burlesque Opera Troupe.

Ten star rcstorncFs comprising the yery flower of
entertainments at ~ -"s'' poP"'a'
kISGsBUny HALL,
Commencing on Aonday Evening Dacerhnr e.tt and
cont nue. till Wcdnc6tAr night ~ ' f
= Admission, Twcasy y-hve Cents,
r. GFant MATINEE Christmas afternoon F,r tAs
acsosmtnodat1on Of families. Commence atso'c!ock,
, 1860-12-24
arta9dllin@l,

THE KST CHICAGO
i !@.,~. r
irt-Unl0n Distribution
, 1860-12-24

ROA RDIN G-First-Ciass Day
- board In private family for two or thres rr1,
Htmcn l.oeatl0n very central a1d terms r,odrrIfr
Address r q. Box 1917 trISxfus'
, 1860-12-24
1osA..-'. 115S tss4 81 3GC

318o 17o7 0oz j5SS ns53 SIG.
The Nheat market to-day, under favorable
Eastern and foreign advIces, was active and
buoyaot, and prizes advanced 1@14c on ycstcr.
days outside quotations. Some 81 900 bu changed
bands II o9s1Hc for No. l; s4Ge75c for No. ., and
ose for Rejected The market closing firm At e1c
for No. and Sc for No. Spring. Holders Of
Flour adEanced their views s@loc, but buyers
held back and transactions were limited
Thare' was fafs Inquiry for Com. and the m,r.
ket wsa firm and advanced 10l4c; some 1o,ooo bu
mixed sold 1t W9Dxe, oats quiet and up-
changed. Rye a little moreactive. Barley Quiet:
The receipts Of Dressed Hogs are large, and The
market IL quiet and less firm. Livc noss a.c arn,
and steady. with good packing and shipping d..
uaaod Provisions steady. Hides shade 1rmc,,
bit without quotAhlc change. 11ishwincs more
active
, 1860-12-24
Hegal aobertisemrutg.

MORTGAGE 5.\LE.-Whereay.
w Simon =. WI1tse~ anc Mary C.. his u1fe, lid on
the 18th day Of APRIL \. !' ISL. and dells Il 10
Ea:c bearing cato tho dAy aud yeAr afi.resAld md
recorded In the Eect rtcfs vflec Of t..k Cnnnsy lii
BY cunyry t. tAe raiu tacn}s " Lua1l, the pFu h<s
hereinafter named to cnrr ttr raymrt Ut four eer.
And ~hrrea- Il rryedln amt BY tald n,o1tgrxr,
as n e ~ u ds'aul H. us raym.ns q .sd nS.e.
said principal aud lnt. tsonld become ,'e and
ahts, And tlr raid Jatoh Ln1lar' tss lleEs c.tcu.
uce Il, ncw>r ares printed III tho c:ty VI Chcago.
III ;;;a: s..stY cf rcIsnrio" oI M III ssI Siu On
a '7"+-~- ~~s N~rv r hta wife therein And. Wntte.
, 1860-12-24
G1tla,t1eD.

WANTED-Tcn good Mac}linists
-! 70 whom will be given steady employment aud
Kooa wages. Apply to ". II. u0ASE, jJH tlsrE
, 1860-12-24

A3 The range Of the thermometer during
Inc LAST week as noted By E. L. O'IIara, Apoth-
ceary aud Pharmaccutist, corner Of West Ian
dolph aud Canal streets. wos =, fo,tovx
, 1860-12-24
CCMM.E.RCIAI,

SATURDAY EVENING. Dec e, 1850,
=. lug to4o~1ng arc the receipts and shipments for
, 1860-12-24
e.
-udt Of Japr~-
--~Ay SelE,
AT ME-. UEsLEEs@S GALLERY.
NO. ti3 LAKE STREET,

Wh-re they {xh others not to be drawn ter, will be
exhibited fEcAR tbs s II December TIL the ty Of tho
Drawing. from O'Clock l.. " till 10 r. Y
Admission, q cen;a, except ru1chascrs Of tho Art
Distribution Tickets, VITO Will be admitted
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Dr. Hicks, In renewing HIS card to the pablc,
would call attention to . new style of 'Pkts
Work, which IL peculiarly adapted to nat, frregu
kx. and othcrwiss difBcuH jaws. This improve
ment has been testcd three years and has sustained
It's early promise Of filing . real want In plate
work. The work is now worn by many Of oar mos,
prominent citizens, who give Ii q hearty approval
and TO whom he is permitted to refer those inter.
csted.
DR.. I'll. Is also mounting Continuous Gum
work, "Block" work, and ordinary fsGold Plate
work, for which he has superior stock OF mBte
rial. lie Ia prepared TO fill teeth with Gold Foil
adhesive Gold and "chrystal Gold, ,''in the mos,
thorough and durable manner.
In view OF the stringency In money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be improper
While, on the hand DR.. III. believes 1t be the
better policy, ~ we'll as the honester course, not
to work at all than TO work at prices that will ne
csssitats inferior work on the other hand he ID
willing to conform in bis charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
tson TO his profession, and an earnest desire ia
please, he is determined to merit and hopes to re-
ceive, continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
July ll.d4w
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BAEKTyG HOUSE or
q E - - q u. n I'D y r. m II q q.
r HAVE this day admitted ~ partner in thc
/ Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, willse conducted under the arm
andstyle of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one OF the Oldest Banking Houses (h not
thcoldest) la Iowa, the new firm solicits eontin-
uance Of former patronageso nbcraliy extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day OF payment, free of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
nsT ,vix
EsYnRKxckss
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark Co. ,Phiiadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Bossen.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 0eipckes Chicago.
Mechanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer = Rahm, Bankers, "
Gilmore h Brothsrton - Cincinnasi.
A. d. Hunt Co., Loxisviilc.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Keokuk j m. i, IS. GEO C ANDERSON
jan1d
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lTwELyK LIMKs on LESS MAKx 4 SQuARK.l /

1918, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
ITO space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
ADORE rates.
Advertisements leAded and placed under the
EaoAd OF Especial Notices." 6o9bIe rae ordinary
~afes.4
Special Notices in the Local Column 70 cents
|pcr line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
tnveiy in the Daily, after the drst two week q,
Eoo per cent. more than the above rates.
All fvaHsisnf adveyftsemenfs mnsf be paid for
adra"es This rule will not be varied from.
] when the advertiser uses the Weekly aione,
be price Will be the same ~ In the Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used,
30 psr cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
rate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
! pays so much for the space he occupies, the
,hanges being chargeabie for the competition
J &3niy. This plan is now generally adopted
lur charge for changes win be Is cents per
sQuare.
N In all eases where advertisements are
liscontinued before the expiration OF the year
] the time contracted for, they will be charged
aap at "aF regular rates for the time actual
LILY in.
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Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
&
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO FORT MADIyON.
ONLY ONE DAILY TRAIN.
CHANGE OF TIME

LsROM AND AFTER THURS DAY, JAN. 9th,
and until further notice, only train win
be run each way, as follows:
Will leave Keokuk ut t7:3O o'clock a. m. and arrive
ut Fort Madison at 3 d. M.
Will leave Fort Madison at 2:3O p. m, and arrive
~ Keokuk at 400 p. m.
The 1880 o'clock q. N. train from keokuk connects
at Fort Madison with first class Post Coaches of the
Western Stage Co., making surc connections ai
Burlington with evening trains East and West.
IN Fare by this route as Low As THK Low
EST and passengers subjected to ~ few changes a
by any other route.&
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro.
cured to ali the principal places East, West and
North, ,of j. r. TEW KsBUkY, Ticket Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main ST., Ksoknk.
u. w. DAVIS, Sup't.
Jan. A, '60-dAw
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Coal.

INGTON COAL MINES,
X7HOLESALE and retail. Acknowledged BY
w All to be the best Iowa Coal.
This superior Coal delivered at Warsaw and Al
exandria, In lots Of 1000 bushels and upwards, ut
lowrates. Once on Third-strset, near Main.
aug26d Il. T. PLATT.
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EEoKUK
LAVE inst received at their Fashionable Tailor
/ ing and Furnishing Establishment, choice
.nd sxiopsi,e s.pPiy VI sSsoAs.i"tn., ....
sImsres, vcstAnGs, ana Gents Fur-
nishang GODds. Of AL descripti ons |.
and guarantee that their work shall be done in the
most approved and satisfactory manner. They are
constantly receiving the New York and Phikdsl-
phia fashions and respectfully solicit all who desire
good work and the best material TO give them call
Nov. d, '5o-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1860.
Mississippi and Wabash Railroad


-
Is NOW OPEN To CARTHAGE,
There connecting with fast line OF
TROY COACHES.
rHRoUaH 10 THE
CHICAGO, BURLINOTeN 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD
MAKING sURE CONNECTIONS EAsr AND WEsr.
Only l3 Miles Staging
~ Passengers leaving Keokuk at . m. reach
Quincy In the evening, fFare 81 75) Chicago ut
5sl5 next morning, Cincinnati In the evening.
A0-Leaving Chicago In the evening resch Kso-
kuk at . r. n.
PASSENGERS SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING
THROUGH TICKETS.
~-PATENT SLEEPING CARS ON all might
trains on c. B. 40. r. r..
THROUGH TICK ETs over this route to
all the principal places East, North and South.
East ,can be procured at the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-st., between lss and "a EoKUK
r.. n. BUELL.. j.. II. TEWKSBURY, /,
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Dee. 80, '5g d
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M W. H ICK&, N. ID. surxe ~n
WIs Dentist. Once ON Saoond-St.,
beswssn Main and johnson streets, Keo1
kuk, Iowa. Vl10Y
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~ involving the principles Of R4sdine ans
Speaking, and designed for the development d
both body and mind, In accordance with the NJ
ture and destiny Of man, BY Prof. Bronson, A. M
M. D. For sale by
DscI0d s#.g 07 MAin-st.
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~ LIVERY STABLE! -

On EIrst-st., bet. Main Il JohnsSn.
[ I0RSES, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES of the
Ii best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day week, at prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
declOd .VANORSDAL.
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G1T q III II l. A ID sly ca
mRS. M. TALON
ID ESPECTFULLY solcits the attention OF the
IN Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
Fau and Winter Goods.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
titles, to suit all tastes. have been selected.
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere Gauntlets, Kid
Gloves, oil coloTs;
Embroidsries, Mourning Collars and Sets;
Corsets and Skirt-Supporters
Ladies' Super-Merino Finish Vests;
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS;
Donnets. Ribbons,
FRENCH AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
HOOP sKfKTs, EKPHYR OPERA HOODS,
And every thing usually comprised in this depart
msnt win be found in her store, at Wholesale and
retail. fs NO. ~ MAIN-HT.
Sept. 10, ED
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N6ew 0oods 1or TIC I.adies.

NOW 340008 10T the 1a00l08s
M AISB ~ k1NG returns many thanks NxrN
lvl to the Ladies for their PIT patronage, N
md hopes to receive continuance Of the
same. She has returned with large stock Of
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon
nets of the latest styles, Blond Lace, fne French
Em mbroidsry. selected with taste: Lace Vails. Kid
Gloves, Ganntlstts, Silk and Woolsn Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Conetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select cd with taste, &c.
Ladies' are Invited 70 call. Store south side Of
MAin-st., between - and Sd.
SsPtl7-d
N KE0KUK FEMALE sEMINARY.
YNHR second torn Of this Institution will CON-
j mence ON Monday, Nov. 14th, In the basement
Of the Chatham square Church, corner Of 7tA and
Morgan 81. These rooms have been found dry and
cool md easy At access.
| The TsachsU secured 10 instruct In their differ
ent departmantsof study are the following:
Rev. C. "A. WILLIAMS, Principal,
Mrs. 3. r. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. II. III. CRAVEN;
Miss L. OOPKLIN.
Mr.. O. g. ISBELL, teacher ox Vocal Music.
and can be obtained application " the Prssiden
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to th'
| Principal. VIM. THOMPSON, President.
| II. 6rnoxG. Secretary.
Nov.7, 'te-d
e BAN DEDE, By george Elliott, for sale b
"A OGDEN BR0WNRL 4 CO.,
1 sepl3 l4 "a Nain-st.
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Hos opened his new store Mt No. 80 North Fifth
Street, under Merchants Library, where he offers
20 Coantry Mefchants and Wholesale DeAlsrs as
largo and varied assortment in tho above lire -
any Of the Eastern Houses, and st prices - low.
dAr1Qd
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= W. BEows. LLorp p. sfsrsox
| BROWN II SIMPNON.
kATTOkNEfS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS In
CHAECERY,

AEohI ...-..l0WA
eVNILL practice in Lee and the adjoining eoun.
w ties.
~ Prompt attention given 10 collections.
nD-special care taken In the exami nation of
stitles.
SA-D Deeds and Mortgages drawn, aepositions
taken, and all other Not.risi business transacted
oRFFIck-E1t side 3d ST., bet. Main 4 johnson.
oct z6d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-20

rITY MILLS HFOUR ACE
" Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands Of Flour. for sale, Wholesale and
Retail .Enqu at the "City Mills,o orAt
w. III. AUSTIN CO.'S,
DecIs-d&w 1l6 Main-st-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-20

DAN UEDE, By george Elliott, for sale BY
IA OGDEN BR0WNkIL Co.,
sepl3 VI q Aaia-st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28

VJTANTEn-A HOUSE f, with SIX or eight rooms.
w location between 5th ard 18th streets. ANY
one iutendiuz To discontinue house hes ring can
hear of good tenant who will rent Ter one or lease
f1r tenn of vears Possession wanted AZ any time
between this and the Ist of March. Address. Box
"a: ptch.onrd O. PITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-28
by Z. W. Hennet. l. TO-, AuCt -.
RALrfNoRE. Nd.

DURLIC StLF0F the VALUABLE Ma.
FIRM Sh 81 ZIP NhhK 81 fHE Hdk iETE
Notice is hereb" givsn, that al the valuable Stock
and Machinery tetCngiug ~ The extensive estab
shmert of the late fism Of Wells & Miller Will he
offered q public safe on The premises, ON the Cay
Block Baltimore, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
February. 1870
The machinery dspa-tuen Mt comnrises. in part -
Eleven Slide Lathes Of various sizes and the most
substantial construction. the larges of which VIII
swing IS inches diameter, and several of which are
fitted with gear orcu'ting screws; also. FIVE Plan
ing Machines. of var,ous sizes: some OF which have
not been long IN use ana are o, the latest eng most
ter. very superior machine. with a complete As
sortment of taps and dies; several upright Drilling
gether with a General asscr ment 81 superior Ma
Oh nsts' Tools, in good working order.
The blacksmith department Contains large and
colnplete assortment of Tools for about 10 or y
For.es to. ether with several approved machines
for making rtvets ana bolts.
The boiler maxim shop Is furnished with ALL the
Tools necessary for the operation of that depart
menr. consisting in part of Punching and Bending
ing Machine. OF the most approyed construction.
and decidedly the best in use f.! rvetng boilers of
There is n large and valuable assortment OF Pat
terms, comprising nearly roo; which patterns are OF
rost approved and m1dern st, les. for Mill and
Other Gearing. CASTINGS Of which ale now advan
ia. aousI, in use in mary of tic most extensive
mliln. and nianufaeturirs esta i.siments in Ma
rrland, an, tnron hout the son,,~rn and Western
States as well as the rgest .lt IN South Amer
ica Also, Steam EDe ire Saw AiIll and other Pat
terms iii general use about lar e esiahl. shmert
There is one Is horse power STEAM ENGINE.
in complete order used for the operations OF the
machine department. together with one s-horse
power ENGINE and FANsttached TO the Foun,
ars; four new Portable STEAM ENGINES. OF
6 horse power: one horizontal j. horse power
ENGINE; one Of s horse and larse and general
asso'tme,t at other machinery, too extensive to
be de .ailed i'll an advertisement.
The quantity OF other Stock aud personal efiect
t" he disposed OF is large aud nj verI de, ratle
character. deserving the attention OF the trade and
~, rcaasers generally.
Tie sale will be continued on the following day
If necessary.
TpRN>.-Cash for all sums of SIG0 and under
and FOR all larger amounts credit OF 60 days fol
the one half, and four months for the balance.
JOHN WELLS,
SURVIVING partner oi Wells * Miller.
F. w. BENNETr Il Co. Aucts.
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