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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-26

ETFrank Blair and Bob Schenck are fill
ing appointments in Ohio, and the people
flock to hear them by legions.
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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES

70 the undersi gntd MAYORS, hereby Der
I the Druggists, Apothecsries and Physician
several cities have signed document OF
ance to US that the remsdiss OF Or. J. G. AL
CO., Of Lowell, AYERS SAkSAPARIL
lis, AG lie CURE and CHERRY PRCToRf
70 been found 10 be medicines OF great excelle
worthy the confidence Of tAs community.
HON. JAMES coog,
Mayor OF Lowell.
HON. ALBIE BEARD,
Mayor OF Nashua, N. III.
HON. r.. w. HARRINGTON.
Mayor of Manchester, N. II.
HON. JOHN ABBoTT,i
Mayor OF Concord, N. Ell.
non. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor OF Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sIIsBEE,
Mayor of Salem, Mass.
HON. y. ". LINCOLN,
Mayor of Boston, Mass.
HON. w. Nj. RODMAN,
Mayor of Providence, Il. /.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. j. ". HARRIS,
Mayor OF New London, CT.
NON. cHAS. s. DJDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, G. Il.
HON. d. II. TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. III. Nj. KINsTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, @. w.
NON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, G. w.
HON. II. 81. BISHOP,
Mayor OF Cincinnati, q.
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville, Ky.
H0N..JoHN SLOAN,
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AoN. JAS. McfEETEgs,
Mayor OF Bowmanville, @. w.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor Of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor Of Hallowell, Me.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. b.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. ]. C. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
HON. W. II. CRANsToN,
Mayor of Newport, R. |.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor OF Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN loDuDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. TH0s. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. r.. d. BAUaHJ
Mayor of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor of Kenosha, Wis.
HON. JOHN c. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, III.
HON. A. J. NOBLE,
Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.
NON. W. HoLYBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THOs. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON. WIN. LEIGHTON,
tx Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa.
rtify that the resident Druggists have a.,
rtify that the resident druggists have A,
rsify that the resident Druggists have ass
AYERS HARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
an excellent remedy. and worthy the conAd
OF the community.
an excellent remedy and worthy the connd
OF the community.
an excellent remedy, and worthy the confd
or the community.
AYEH,S sAHsAPARILLA,
Enr Er~.r~ n,an~nu~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-26

GTTom Corwin 10 doing service in the
Republican cause in Pennsylvania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-26

NOW READY,
The Life and Public Services or
HON. ABR Aha WI LINCOLN.
MYTH Portrait on Steele, by ID. w. BARTLETT.
w the we'll known author Of ''The Life Of Lady
Jane Grey,'"Josn Of Asc," etc., and w ashin ston
correspondent Of the "New York Evening Post J.
and "Independept." one handsome Emo. Cloth.
gilt back. $50 pages. Price 81. Also,
The Life anA Public Services az
SENATOR DOUGlAx.
One Large limo. Price..........Sl.
Just received and for sale At
OGDEN BKOWNELLA CO.'S
ClrY BooK STORE,
Nzo-d % AAin-st.
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mt, CAAMkLt. III, june b, 10.
DR. SLoAs-Dsar Sir. / made a purchase OF
your Horse Ointment and Condition Powder of
your travelling agent, last February, and he prom
ised to visit me again in April, hat before the
month Of March expired the Ointment and Pow
ders we're all sold, since which have been looking
for the return Of your agent. Hardly day
passes without call for your Medicines. If You
can send your agent this way foon, please do 80,
if not, let me know 10, that msy tell the people.
My most troublesome customers are those who have
used box of toe Ointment or q package Of the
Powders, and being pleased with it want more.
Hesnarfnlly yrusE
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DI*SOIUTIDN.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between
L samael Pollock and William Venclli, under
the style Of S. Pollock Co., is dissolved by mu-
tuAl consent.
All persons indebted TO rs are requested to call
medateiy, at cur former place Of business on Sd
street, aud SETTLE. Either OF the partners are au-
thofixed TO settle the business.
SAMUEL POLLOCK.
WM. VENCILL.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 10, ls8o-d
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Respectfully yours

See Sloan q ad vertisement in another column Of
this paper. lSept. 10 d6t VII
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AYEM,S sARSAPARILLA,
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores.
For Eruptons and Pimples,
For Blotches, Blsns and Boils.
For ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas.
ror letter, or Salt kheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Cancer Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors.
For Female Disease,
For Suppression and lrregularity,
For Syphilis or Veneral Disease,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases OF the Heart.
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POAT OF EOkuK.
Arrivals, sept. a.

River falling slowly, with about % inches on
the Rapids.
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DATENT SLATES--warranted not to break
l. for sale by OGDEN, Bk0WNELL co.
mylf 81 Main st.
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The New York Herald, which has persist
emily predicted commercial psnics, dissolu-
ton and civil war, as the inevitable result of
Mr.. Linaoln's election, has at length made
the important discovery that Mr.. Lincoln 10
a conservative, Union loving man. 1t con-
cedes bis election as ''inevitable," and SAYS
"lt appears that sOld Abe is a oonserva-
tive Republican-that he contempatos no
war upon The constitutional rights Of slavery
In the slave States--that his platform 10 the
Chicago platform in good faith. and that bis
general policy upon slavery will be to GEN.
ciliate the South into submission, instead of
exaspersting her people into open rebellion.
Ills Cabinet, too, will be made up of North
err aud Southern men"
We should not be surprised, however much
we might regret 1t, to see the Herald soon
the advocate of Lineoln's election.
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We are informed that the Republican
meeting at Bloomfield, on the 9th, was o
decided success. The day was stormy and
the mud deep, ye. $500 people assembled 20
hear the truth and rejoice together over the
prospective election Of Abraham Lincoln. -
Az the day was cold, and the wind blowing,
and it was impossible to speak in the open
air, two churches were procured, holding
about 1900 people. At lesst one half the
assembly could not find entrance. s, II.
Miller and DR.. Hills addressed the crowd In
one house, and j. w. Rankin in the other
in the evening, after the Wide Awakes had
made an imposing display, the peopls were
again addressed by @. G.. Nourse and DR..
Hills. Ample provision was made for all
persons in attendance. C. TAYLOR, j. Ba-
ker, j. b. Weaver, DR.. Hurst, as we'll as
many others, kept hotel al day. Great credit
IL due 20 James Baker and j. b. Weaver for
their efforts in Davis county. They have
canvassed every part of it with zeal and abl-
ity, and their labors will be rewarded in No
vember.
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srenu Exc,,empD,,u Ou,ucx

According to the Qsincy Herald, there was
tremendous popular excitement in Quincy,
Saturday night last, growing out OF the trial
OF Stephen Boon, formerly President of the
Quincy Bank, for perjury. The trial occu-
pied three days, and the jury brought in q
verdict of guilty. The court, lawyers, off
GERS and spectators were dumb-founded aud
amazed at this verdict. new trial was i'm.
mediately granted, but as the Court gave no
order for tho safs.keeping of the prisoner,
the Sheriff undertook to conduct him to Jail.
Whereupon the lawyers and people generally,
came to the rescue and carried off the pris.
oner in triumph. The almost universal opip.
ion was that Mr.. Boon was innocent.
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The OaIy INsue.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading
Douglas organ Of Ohio, in the course OF an
editorial urginRa "fusionn OF the opposi.
tion against Lincoln says that they "sub-
sssntiaily agree upon the only political issue
Of the day-that Of Slavery"
We have always contended that there Vas
no substantial difference amongs. tho oppo
nenis Of Lincoln, but that there WAS = .sn.
tinsntal agreement in behalf Of Slavery OK !.
tension. The only party opposed to the ex-
tsnsioD Of Slavery into all the Territories /.
The party which will elect Lincoln presidep,
On The 9th Of November.
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Alexander Ill atcphe or Georgia,
Abnnd ems ID 0u0fAE.

We were greatly surprised, last Monday,
when we learned that the distinguished and
brilliant Georgian, Alexander H. Stephens.
had failed to meet his long announced APP
pointment to speak at CeDtrAlia that day
with Mr.. Douglas. The mystery ia explained.
lie says shat the recent elections have satis-
led him that Douglas will not get the cleo.
soral vote of single State; that there 10
imminent danger that Lincoln will be elected:
and that ID therefore becomes the duty of
every Southern man, in the presence of the
dangers which stare him in the face, TO fore.
go bis personal preferences, and to use everv
effort to combine the South, as a band of
brothers, in support Of that candidate who il
not only evidently the most popular, bat who
is at the same timo the most earnest defend
or Of the rights of the South and OF the States:
and that, believing that Mr.. Breckenridge 10
that man, be hSpes that the people OF Geor.
gia will give him their unanimous vote. We
hope that Mr.. Sterhens's advice to the Geor
glans will be followed by the citizens OF ey-
cry Southern State. Ii q unanimous popu.
lar vote could be given by the South In ia
vor OF MIR. Breekinridge, it would be the
most powerful protest which the conserva-
tism of the country could make against the
fanatlcism OF the Republican party. Ito
moral effect would be overpowering. Ii
would stay, IL anything can, the uplifted
hands with which Northern fanatics and
Southern extremists are threatening to strike
down the Union OF these States. St. Louis
Bulletin.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
RuDD on Disease OF she Liver.
~ I" .s /" St3machJ
BARTLETT on Fevsrs.
Barclays Medical iagnosis.
Churchill ON Diseases Of Women
System of Midwifery.
on Children.
Carpenters Principles of Comparative PhysI.
ology.
Carpenter. Elements of Physiology.
Therapeutics.
Medical Dictionary.
Dalton's Physiology.
pru.ns Surgery.
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on Fractures aud Dislocations.
Jones Opthaimic Medicine and Surgery
Ludlow's Manual OF Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on the Eye,
Mckenzie +"
Miller's Principles of Surgery.
g Practice .
Meigs' Obstetrics
Neil Smiths compepd
Pirrie's System of Surgery
Parrish s Practical Pharmacy.
Hamshothan's Obstetrics
Ricord Hunter OF Venerial.
Smith Horner's Anatomisal Atlas.
Toynbee on Disease Of the Ear.
Turner's Chemistry for Students
Tanners Clinical Die jicins.
Woods Practice Of Medicine.
Therapeutics.
Wood Baehe's Dispensatory.
Watson q Practice of Medicine.
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Wilson Gu the Skin.
Williams Principles Of Medicine.
NJ W. wEsroorr
UctIS--d Main ar
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IHE HUMAN SACRIFICES AT DAHonEy.-Itis
the intention OF Her Majesty's government TO
dispatch an accredited agent to the domin-
ions OF the King Of Dahomey, in order TO
prevent recurrence OF the horrible rites OF
the 'sOustom." IL 10 rumored that Mr..
O'bricn, who formerly filled the Office OF
Colonial Secretary at Sierra Leone, and who
adjusted the differences between the King of
builum and bis sui sets, will be the gentle
man selected TO dit charge the onerous duty.
The ootht allowed toShe agent will be $4,000.
and the salary $4,000 per annum.-[Ar Army
and Navy Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30

GV The potato crop for the year 1860 il
truly astonishing. The yield in some in
stances comes up to 400 and 500 bushels to
the acre, and the general average is not
much less than 200. The quality Of the DO
tatoes is better than usual, and far exceeds
the best raised IN any country we have ever
visited. Ii is not uncommon to find them
weighing pound each, and some that We
have seen weighed three, four and even FIVE
pounds. Nots sign Of rot or imperfeetion
has been discovered in the thousands of
bushels brought to this market. So plenty
and cheap are they that for the past week
many loads have sold at TEN CENTS per bush
Ell. No danger of starving in Iowa at these
hgnres.- Muscatine Journal.
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Co. Saperrisors-For tie City, 4. BRuDGmAN
Jaekson Tp., J.. A. WALL.
JUSTICES y hf Peace, THOMAS MARTIN.
-. LYMAN.
JAS. GRAHAM.
ConSfSeiss,. HENDKICKsON.
GEORGE A. MUM.
GEORGE r.. FRY.
Assssssr ,........-...CHAHLEs HUBBELL:
1ornsAp cisSk, &. LANDEs,
TssensAip Trustees, JAMES n. blair,
GEO. sCHA EFFER
HAMILTON BLACK.
Road Sapereisors-ln Dist, j. JEFFERSON
lad n. ~. rROUTY.
srd HI, BLACK.
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Curses Like Cnlcn etc.

10 the celebrated canvass between Dong
las and Lincoln 10 Illinois, In 1858, the for
mer invariably boosted that he could adyo-
cate bis doctrines in every section OF the
Union, while tho latter could not. But il
would. see that the chalice lie to be commend.
ed TO hs own lips. The Petersburgh (va.)
Bulletin publishes the Southern appoint
ments OF Judge Douglas, and calls upon the
South to expel him We extract from this
leading Southern organ:
"For three months this itinerant peddler
OF Yankee notions has been hawking his
pinchback principles about the country. to
the infinite disgust of all sensible men. lie
has made speeches wherever a handful Of
people could be assembled to bear him
speeches ut railway stations, speeches at COL
loge dinners, speeches at clam bakes. speeoh-
es IN the morning when duly sober, ia his
dressing gown, speeches at noon when onlv
little high, in bis coat and collar, speeches
at night when more than half seas over. in
bic night cap, speeches vindictively ferooous,
and speeches with nothing IN them. And ali
this speaking, and all this travelling, il his
own words are 10 he believed, is undertaken
Tor no purpose whatever. lie dsclnims all
aspirations for the Presidency, and talks as
II he would not ACCEPT it If offered to him. -
Then wherefore Is he making such strenuous
e1ertons to obtain ii &?
I'VE do not believe that he will be per
mltted to haish out bis appointments, but
oetore the programme ia completed that he
Will be Indignantly expelled from the limits
OF the South. And we sincerely hope be NAV
be.o
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Republican Meetings.

THEODORE GULICH, Of Davenport,
one Of the best German speakers in Iowa,
will address bis fellow citizens, in the Ger
man language, at the following times and
places:
kceknk, Tuesday evening. Oct. s0th,
west Point, Thursday evening, Nov. LIST.
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SCOTS AND NEf0Is.

n ~ b NhohS.
~ A. DUKE and w. II. BAKRETT having
~. formed partnership in the shoe business
would ask a share of the public patron re and q
continuance OF the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times it il
no disgrace to work, and both being practical work
mea, we will devote Ourselves TO the manufacture
OF custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest workmanship, as it is eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand a we'll select.
ed stock OF Eastern work, which will be fold very
low. DUKE BARRETT.
Gct23d
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ii. q. Caldwell, Esq, will address the pso
pie in Bensonsport at half past 6 O'Clock on
Thr-sdsT, Nc-- st; IL Bonaparte at tn.
same hour on Friday; and at the Stone scbooI
House in Harrisburg Township on Saturday
night.
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GF What 10 snob? A snob, madam
(says Quilp,)is usually person Of the femi.
nine gender, and may be known by seysral
characteristics. She is polite to her sumo.
riors arrogant With those of lower station
fawns on the rich, snubs the poor, and nre.
tends not TO know her own mother, when bv
chance she meets the old lady 10 unfashion.
able clothes. She has plenty OF brass and
lew brains, and is always uneasy from aus
picion that her intrinsic vulgarity NAV fail
10 be hidden by her outward gentilitv.
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ALTON, Oct. II.
VIM A. Bryan, of Va, special agent of
the Postoffce Department, came to our CITY
this morning, with authority to take charge
of the Alton Post flee. Particulars of re-
moval Yet unknown hsre.
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W. An old Jackson mans reasons for go
ing Tor Lincoln: ''lst. lie was opposed to
secession. and so am |. "a. lie was opposed
to nulilhcation, and so am |. Sd. lie was
opposed TO the slave trade, and 90 am |. 4th.
lie was opposed TO the extension of slavery.
and go am |. 9Th. lie was opposed to ma
honallging slavery, and so am I.D
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Splendid Furniture and House
hold Goods at Auction


NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
~ the provisions Of Deed of Trust and wri item
contract, made by Jamss l.. Estes to Norcross Mel
len Co.. dated JulyT, 1858. the subscribers will
sell by public auction, in Samples building on I'd
street, In keokuk, Iowa, on thursday, November
sih, 1860, from lV Q clock a. M Ia clock d. m.
commencing punrtually at 10 o'clock ~ IN \ ,
lot Of splendid Furniture and Ioasr hold Goods
to-wit: OF ROSEWOOD fuRNITuRE--ltIrand
Piano, French Bsdstesds. Etsgere, / Ladies
Secretary and Bookcase lined with Satin wood and
Parlor Chairs. OF MAHDHANf--1 French Bed
stead, Bureau, marble top; Washstand, ma Bile
tops ] Ladies' sewing Table, / large Lounge |
Hat Stand and Parlor Chairs. 0FOAK--1 side
board Hat Rack, Gotnic Hall Chairs, / Elk
tension Table, and ! 2 Dining Room Chairs-
OF CHESTNUT WOOD Bed-Chamber Suit
Two large gilt and carved. framed Mirrors, 4
large Steel Fngrsvings, 5 Chandeliers and side
Lights, Hair AND Shuck Mattresses, a Statues
Of Italian Marble, Marble vases, 4 Csst-irun
Dogs, Iron Nerandah Seats, about 4 rs yards of
fine Velvet Carpet, l25 yards Brussels Carpet
and y yards Velvet stair Carpet, a lot of Damask
Curtains, Cornices, Tasseis, and other articles
TERMS OF sALE, CASH. Said articles can be
seen at the said buil!in- Saturday November
ID, Mt o'clock M.
NoRCRoSs, MELLEN d co.
Oct 81 Ig6D.dI0t
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 27.
Douglas address an imm ense crowd to-
day. fancey speaks to night. Yancey re-
fused TO divide time with Gov. Foote-tbe
latter then announced he should speak after
Yancey concluded
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GTr After mature delberation ii seems
that the Democratic girls of Davis county
came to the conclusion that they would not
marry negroes. Aud to let the world nm.
derstand the intensity Of their patriotic self.
denial, they parsded in a Democratic pro-
cession, labelled "White husbands or none. y,
Nice girls, and so self-sacrifcingl The
young Democrats of Davis may rest satisfied
that they will not be scout outn by any ~
the darkies of Missouri with those girls.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. q.
Hon. Robert Toombs spoke to m audience
of 1000 persons here last night. lie urged
resistance to death IN the event of the cleo
ton of Lincoln.
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NO TIME TO SWAP VOTES,

We are advised that general effort 10 to
be made throughout this District by Dem o.
erats TO swap off Douglas for Cole. They
viii propose TO Republicans to vote for Lin.
coln Republicans will vote for Cole.
Let no Republican be deceived. We need
no Democratic votes for Lincoln in Iowa. for
We have majority from ann - 20 COO e..
Lincoln and Hamlin 10 the State already
but we do need every Republican vote for
Curtis.
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FACT TO BIZ REkRsBKagD.--Lehm vho
was supposed to be elected to Congress- in
phiiadeiphia 10 Douglas man. Byrelv.
VINO y charged with forging the election Ger !.
ahoa.e, by which Lehman il said TO be de.
irauaed OF the certificate, 10 q Breckinridge
man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30

Gy-The Charleston Mercury says that tho
election OF Lincoln will "reduce the value
OF slaves $780," The value of white men
will be increased ina corresponding pro.
portion, so that nothing will be lost By il af
ter all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30

wv A1NA(6 M
r. - EOk SA L. e.
l WISH TO sell my farm on Montrose Bottom
L Lee County, Iowa. Ii consists Of gee acres
s5o acres prairie and lao acres timber.
SOIL.
The prairie part ~ all level alluvial, about SOC
acres sandy, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
EmPR OyEMEyTS.
$40 acres are under fence, including two good
pastures Of near loo acres each; good barn; four
cabins, on different parts Of the farm with a good
we'll IF water at each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from TT. Madison to Reokuk In To-
Gated through the centre OF the tract the railroad
connecting the same places is within Of mile /;
the Mississippi river Is within one mile, and the
town Of Montrose within two miles.
As whole, more desirable grain or stock farm
~ seldom to be fJundbut IL will be divided to suit
purchassrf, and can be divided advAntsgeously.
My tenant, VIM. Colyin who resides on the pl ace
Will show ITS boundaries; or upon being notified Of
my home farm on the Mississippi Rapids, miles
below Montross, / will attend 10 person.
TERMS.
These viii be made accommodating to purchas-
srs,--a small payment, with bonds bearing 10 psr
cent, reta ming lien, will be satitfactory.
RhODuGTTyEeEs AND CHOPS
Purchasers will now find growing on the prem
lses about 40 acres of rye and % Of fall wheat
Ihey will also see standing o. the sandy loan
about 40 bushels IF TO Tbs acre, ANA about
~ bushels To the acre on the black loan
FRANK BALLINGER.
Oct 49, Is6O-dAwtf
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MALIBY'S
Baltimore Busters!

THESE celebrated ysters now on hand. We
shall receive them daily by E4ptess thro u gh-
out the season.
Our customers can rely upon gattirg from our
store the best oyster sold in this market and al
ways at as low prices as can be afforded.
Country and City Dealers supplied.
KELLOGG A BIRGE, IS Main-st.,
octl9d A gents for G.. T. MXlTpy
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Meeting In uontrose.

l.. WATERS, Esq, of Illinois, and JOHN W.
RANKIN, ESQ :, will speak in Montrose, on Thurs.
day night, Nov. list
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ANNOt NCEMENT.

DANIEL i. MnLPn, L. Or lis an independent can
ddate for the office oil Supreme Judge of Iowa.
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For cterA Dhtrfct Court.-JAs. REYNOLDS
County Sup't Com. Schoois-~R. HyBRARn.
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For Congress,
SA mUEL K. CURTIS.
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For PresiHerf.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For Vice Pyfsiaeaf,
MNIRAL HAMH.EN.
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