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Negroes for Sale.

WE have good lot of Negroes for SALE among
w them several good girls suitable for house
purposes; No. Boy, 70 years old, well trained as
an,ibg room servant; three good families, with a
iet OF single Negroes suitable for the farm at Ne
10 Ceuar street. H. II. HAYNES co.
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giuerp Stabies.
LIVERY STABLE.

IITM. T. WRIGHT & CO., wouIdrespect-.N
w fully riorm iheciiizens of Nashville LS[N
aud the public generally that they have NRA
purchased the Unknown Livery Stable and the stOc
and fixtures, forB erly occupied by Wm Philips or
Market Street ,iuE below the Square.
We have irst-rate OTIS and box-stalls TO accommo-
dAtrdrovers and ali our friends who may favor u,
with their Patronage.
We pledgeourselveFtogiv lie ases
wehavel largenumber o fine Saddle Horses a nc
ne Buggiesto hire At all times
Thefactis, do Oft attend bei In gsu rpassed byaH
Stable In tn Southerncountry. Come along and Sc
for yourselves.
feb5-Iy VIM. T. WRIGHT co.
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WHO IAVEATED THE SEWING MACHINE
The Howe Sewing Machines !
ESTABLISHED ls45.
e. Howe, Dr., Original Inventor a


HNHEsE MACHINES strictly First Class, and for
beauty and simplicity Of Construction. curbility
and efficiency in working, are unequslled by any.
They make tight lock stitch more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine.
They are capable of doing greater variety of work
than any other family machine. The 500 machine is
warranted TO do as fine work as the heller Will
son and as heavy as the large Singer machine
$50, S90 and 500.
The Howe Cylinder Machines, for all Leather
stitching, such Boot and Shoe werkx Carriage
Trimming, Harness work, &c, have always held
reputation far above any other machine fact uni
so small needle the Howe Cylinder Machine.
PrIce-l35 and $3.50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing Machin
l. IL should be well made, simple in its construc-
ton and easily kept in order.
~ tshould make a tight lock-sttch, alike on both
sides of the materi-l-
g. 1t should any and all materials that can be
sewed.
4. 1t should be able to cotton, thread. er silk
g. 1t should be able 10 sew from coarse TO Hne
and from thick to thin with rapidity and without
changing the tension.
g. il should be able to make the tension greater or
ess, both the under and upper threads, and with
Uniformity.
Z. 1t should have straight needle; CURED ones are
| liable to break.
s. The needle should have perpendicular mion OF
| This is absolutely necessary for heavy work.
9 1t should be able to bind with binder, hem
10. 1t should be always ready TO work.
IL Itshouid be capable of using the same size of
thread on both sides Of the work, and Of using differ
ent colored thread or silk above or below cor
respond with any two colors of cloth TO be unite
IL. 1t should be able TO make long short
| ii
Is. 1t should commence sewing tightly at the first
itch,
IA. It should rnn easily and make but little noise
Is. 1t should have a wbeel1eed; none others are
| in constant contact v 18th the work.
I6. 1t should not be liable get out Of order.
II. Ii should not be liable 20 break the thread
| skin the stitches
Is 1t should not beliable to oil the operators
| dress. 5az -
10, IL should not form rigde the under side.
rayel out, be wasteful of thread, as is the
case with all chain stitch machines.
20. IL should not be en- trouble than il is
worth" -aa@
-" Get the Best!
The Howe Family and Leather Machines war;
ranted 10 give better satisfaction than any other
chimes in the market, money refunded.
The best Sewing Machine cotton in the city, (Orrz
| & Macnaught's,) at 90 cents per dozen. Howe's
Machine Twist, excellent article, IS cents per
| spool.
CONE BROS,
SO College street,
dec23-6 over AcCleland's :
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A Ezw sszf os<<isfy nrieE D.s1isnz =fssa=e swe
"A Sc<mz ffs<<1 sszz Caters. sl11zle II zsezt5 3
afst aaalt.es. On Eassslit<re<tx epFe<4te px Hsf-
n>s e1<sase- F1T ferte1< later as4<les <sesz<s
b pFsnlsss>s - sh1se&ss- sss15s
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Coal! Coal! Coal.

LII persons desiring q sCPETuoR article of Goa
a entirely free from SLATE CINDER and making
ohiy SEVEN per cent ashes, should send an order 10
Tie Htna Coal Yard, where they obtain the m ost
economical Coal in tie city the follow low pri-
ces: ~ f''-
Large Selected Lump 2Icepts per Rusbal.
Screened Round 10
Blacksmth's or Fine liz g ss -.
orders can b left in Box 81 P. o.. or at the Yard
back Of the n. C. &, R. Depot. -
de. 22-tf SAINT 7 aCNru
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Nashville Spring Races
- - Gl
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday. 29th of May, 1850,

fassdag, Ady aA.-Sv eisiakes for untricd three
ysar oidf-$Ico eutTsncs-ss5 foIfsit--one N lie
leats-thtee or more 20 Gil The stake-Club 10
add $40 tho race is ruE.
Wednesday, Nag SOFA Jockey Club Purse tsoo-Two
rnsle heats.
1kassdGy. Neg eia-sxeepsfssesf for three yeaF oids
~ aaile HEATS / 90 cutFsnce-SS0 fnrfeit-thI~a
or more 10 III the stakr--Cinb "a add Sio0 Il tha
race ID Fan. - E-E
Friday. yss< Is -Proprietor's Pufs-s2oo ons
Aiis HoAts.
Saturday rsH< 2z--Jeeksy Club Purse stoo-Txo
Nile Heats
Sazs Dcy--S~eepsia kss tr three year olds--single
dash OF milef-sloo kHtrsnee-ss0 foFfeis--
three OF mere IA Gil the Stake-CIHb " add sioo
II the lace Il
To name and eiose 1T VI March. Five per cent
sntrs ice for club mOnry -all entries a. h. made
tlse undersigned. b h. chEAfhAh,
fch.o-td Proprietor.
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Penmanship.

Ii VITO wish attend Mr.. DOIBEAR,S Classes
"a should do so in medstely, lie there is an on
portunIty. Young gentlemen " ho wish gUOd &. la
rfes and rood situations, should MT themselves for
ning such Situations to sasls action OF their EN-.
ployeIs- Good
WRITING
Is essential TO every business man.
PHONOG RAPHY
should be tanght TO every child In the PHILADELPHIA
Hleh School every pupil required to learn il
why should the citizens OF Nashville be told that
requires several years to learn it, aud one tx q
hundred has abilities, ~ TO learn II when so many
boys IN town, 70 II years OF age have learned It
with Mr. d. and read aid 1t as easily as con-
mon print. =
MhJ should Tennesseans, by allowing themselves
20 be so deceived ia this matter and kept SO behsd
otner States, as 10 have TO send FOR many years
70 other States Tor Legislative Reporters But il Is
not Tor reporting alone that II useful 1t regard
ed IN other cities one of the greatest educational aids
that be fouuu
Hours TO IL A NJ, 3 TO P. NJ and too at night
feb9-tf . =
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Notice.

Notice. ~
a Il persons having claims against B. s. HAMII-
4 ioN i.sTe fe9oestet TO file them with his Trus-
tee TOT seueIH'nt on before the sth day of Feb
ruary, 1850 for pro raea distribution an payment.
u ,S~SH, LUo'T, Tr1 +. ,s,i for
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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Sewing Machines

should call and examine the superior advantages o
this Machine over all othe s before buying.
Full and reliable Information about Sewing Ma
chimes % be had by sending Tor
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sr.rs % cosszcner.

CoUSrr % H&fEfoED
l, HksHf h. " NKIsE. Notary fuhise IN sHd far
sizs 81 C4t.aecffuf, deiy sszlned Al
sssFs. reziiing The Sity ADD GsaatF q Hzstfprs,
u said skate a CunBectsCot DO eeay that a. tls es
cas- &c 3znaars SIS ye4F fhssszna cis II hna
aTee sHd kxy. Fstzsaii3 esfezfe1 tspse he &c f-id
ots u Hartlcfd ssb eisrtte sns Ies - n sEssSss
be4h - ths r-fg asa E1th 1sm eli srs.slnt-
-. ana shesre fsfsoz-ziiy znssa u ssc - Dc re-
sEecfiyefy The Freshest @ad eecErEery q szia Car
Esf Oak Pre- and Nzfiqe lBEeFznce Csmpzny sna
tnsy tbsz sad th<Es ssf rzsls sseseghea tAe aeess
sfz1zza<1 n ny pssseress ana Ests sslszan szl1 Z,
The tFufz q the nsess<rs thzrrIa est fef-h.
fs NuBfss hsszsf. have keEsss. 20 szf rny kzra
zDz sxc EaF Near al r<e lid Car q HAS tserG
ihs- IS tEs1i= q s-s - zEr.rf .ees sks s1z <hi
sessEss 4na sixty-
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

S PRIN G Il RA DE.
10 60.
VRABUE a. LUCUS
WI ouID respectfully info m their omers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
n this market. thai they have Commenced RECEIVING
their Spring Stock, which viii be found extensive,
well Selected and especially adapted 10 the wants Il
the for the appros ching season. Our long ex
perieBce in business, gether witt superior facilities
FOR purchasing and OBTAINING consignments, ables
us them prices that will DEFY competition.
To satisfy yourselves of the fact, ALL We 10
GIVE CALL BEFORE voc Buy.
Our stock will embrace all the best brands ard
sly les Of PRINTS OF every grade. We shall also have
u fun line of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Dress Goods,
Cloths, csssimeres, Tweeds, Cotionades. Linen and
Linen Duck for Coats and Pants
We shall have hansi full ane complete assert
ment OF all classes OF WHITE GOODS, including,
Irish Linen, Linen HssdkeE,hieis, Damasks, Nap
kins En.broideries, Laces Muslin Curtains Manies
sc. Our stock OF English, FreIch aud German Hos
IEkY will be ali times found full. Our assortment
of Varieties and Yankee Notions, Witches, Je~eiry
and Fancy Coos 100 ekE<T 10 KNUaERATE-snf
acieBi 10 IL will compare iayoraby with any
house in the city.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO; Quarters SIS
Certihesies "a Packages Ill be sold At the foilowur
rates, wkIeh is the rsA:
Certihcase Paskase Of 20 whole Tel ets 500 90
49, a. % half 10 SO
90 zss % quarter - -
ss = Is eighth "a 81 81
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In. SINGER 4 co.'s GAZETTE.

which is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted 20 this suhJec., sent grstis-
j. NJ. SINGER & co.
J. T. LORD, Agent
janS1-Im 10 North College street
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Louisville, New Albany d Chicago
RAILROAD.
80 - -
FOR ST. LOUIS, Chicago, d. TR0IT,
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and Northwest shoriLine Route
1859. Fall ARRANGEnENT.I
Two Daily Trains TO St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after DECEMBER sth 1859, Passenger
" Trains " III leave New albany 8 follows:
1910 A. NJ, Chicago and Louis Express Mail
(naily except Sundays reaehinest Louie att so
A NJ, and Chicago At lo-40 A NJ: Cincinnati at
Iol5 P. NJ. Chicago aud 81. Louis Night Express
i:ooP. NJ, and Chicago al lo.so p NJ on saiur.
day nights this train runs Only TO Mitchell. re.
turning Monday mornings
las p VI. Mitchell Accommodation (naiIy except
sundays) Returning, eonpeets with the train
from 81. Louis at ESQ a. NJ, reaching New Al
oany at s:e5 p. NJ, Louisville al ssse p. u.
Trains leave 81. LOUIS al ESQ A. NJ, and s:OoP
NJ. ARRIVING at Louisville al 6:i5 a N. and $40
Pm.
Only one change of Cars TO st. Louis, Cincin-
natl. OF Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect closely with all Passenger
isAiHs on hc ohao soo AsstssiPfi natf"ao a.fo Naa
indefinitely foro NJ TRANS when they are delay
cd, thereby insurng TO passengers reliable connec-
tons AZ Mitchell 10 or from 81 Louis Cine nnati.
~ Passengers and Baggage taken TO and from
suy part OF the city and the Carstree OF charge.
Both Through Trains connectclosely ~ Greercas-
tie with the feFre Hante Iud Richmond Railroad,
West for Terre Haute and ST. onis land East Tor In
diauapols. At lafayetf with the Toledo \ Western
Railway. And with tbe Michigan southern and
Se-thern Indiana H. X. for Toledo and Gu cage and
all intermedizte Stations. Also At Michigan City
with shs Michigan Central Railroad for Chicago sud
all points Wcst AlsofoT iietroitand
all points Fast.
ES- tieaeralPassesger once Ne SIS Main street
LoaIsville, by, v here THROUGH 1ICkkIS and fur
tber information can be Obtained
Trans are runby Leuisyils Time.
T. KICKER Sept
New Albany, oct- Il, Iss9. declT-tf
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N autrd.

IErgr T,~ssz.. nzrs<is .ss c 80. fsE -.hty
u ssets EESJ =. sEin1e = 90
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CarpctkngS.
Velvet Brussels, ply -inEran, ali wool half wool
STAR Hall and Gotten, Crf etingS every grade and
quality, M=,ts, Hearth Rugs Canton MastIHg Cocoa
do. Indeed, h Is cur purpose 30 keep constantly on
hard fall and cont ieis stock of the above Goods
which sxe viii oesE % Cash pronpt time dealers
iow II Hcs Il s.. than any other house Ia the sesi
country f
To those who IN search Ct Goods below she
ma ket prizes, {OR FIR Il $ THAN TakY ARA
WORTH J We woeli say that oar arrangements are
completed fer blaming cor gnushts aud q Job
Ists % thai wi. eBsee all tines meet their
wishes, and earnestly request All Cash EaypEs or
FEomlf Pay ing Castafaers 10 call anc exam our
STOCK before purchasing elsewhere We are deter
named make Aosse the bsIaf 81 Cheap Goo1s.
1RAeCk q LCCUs-
A notice will be given Of Hfss a'zmnoth Aac-
ticn Sale Of spEsss and summer Hocds.
feo1-d kxso
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NEU BOOKS "A varsity Of New End Popular
fso2s-d EAGAN 4 TREkSOR-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

GALEsA, H., Oct. Is.
About the 9th of Sept, man named Jo-
seph Wilder came here and endeavored to
hire oolored persons to 20 with him to Fl.
Des Moines, and finally succeeded in eneieine
away Jerry Boyd and family, consisting OF
hs wife and daughter and white girl two
years old, who was living with the family
Since their departure nothing has been heard
from Boyd, until yesterday, when a letter
was received from the Coroner Of Scion,
Johnson comfy, Iowa, stating that the BODY
OF Boyd was found near there on the 10Th
inst, with marks of violence.
Wilder and party were seen passing thro'
Salon about tho 3O,h September, which was
the last seen of them. The prevailing opin-
ion here is that Boyd found be was being la
ken 10 Missouri and made resistance, which
resulted in bis murder. A reward has been
offered for the apprehension OF Wilder, and
citizens Of this place have gone in pursuit OF
the kidnappers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

The Arabia arrived on the 10th, bringing
one weeks later news.
Ancona had capitulsted and Lsmoriciere
had surrendered to the Sandman Admiral.
Garibeldi had gained great victory over
the troops of the late King of Naples, proba
blysnear Gseta, and took 1000 prisoners.
Bertsni, nicknamed Garibaldi's evil ge
MUS, has been dismissed and better feel
ing now exists between Victor Emanuel and
Garibaldi. The latter has written to the
King inviting him to permit him to retire to
his Island home.
A new manifesto OF Mazxini declares
shat no King OF Italy should be proclaimed
before the Kingdom Of Italy is declared at
Rome.
The Sandman army had not yet entered
the Neapolitan territory, but Garibaldi an
noupcss that they will soon do so. The head
quarters will be at Aguilla, and Victor
Emanuel will command in person.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

fT Alexander Ii. Stephens, OF Georgia, 10
posted for speech, with Senator Douglas,
ut Cenuaiia, ILL.,, on the n2d. That will be
q meeting to "draw a crowd.'- X COX uk
Journal
Slayeocracy will be expounded there by
two OF its most famous champions. Ste
phens, in recent speech eulogixing Doug
las, said:
lie Was The first statesman of his section
70 assert the inequality Of the negro, and to
deeiare slavery 1as right morally, relgiousIy
ard politically.
III was popular sovereignty which made
Georeia, Tennessee, and even Texas, slave
States. In Texas there was a Law prohibit.
ing tas Introduction Of slavery. vet popular
saserefgrsv cagxled il there. Ard for that
reason. the people ssw that slavery was suit
Ell 20 the soil and climate Of Texas. So il
~.ll be everywhere. Soil and climate will
control IL 10 the settlement Of all tbe Terri
tories.
But, believing as DO, that slavery ia the
normal condition Of the negro, and that it 10
one OF the fixed laws Of the Creator that il
shall exist, | believe the time will come when
IL viii exist in every State in the Union. Ii
10 this great Law OF nature, or destiny, OF
truth, which has brought about the irrepres
slble conflict, which IL sure 10 end in the
overthrow OF fanaticism provided the gov
eminent IL preserved snd the Union perpsiu-
ated.
Here, it will be seen, that Stephens de.
clares that there 10 an irrepressible conflict
and that 1t will end only in the extension Of
slavery over nil the free States. And, nfte,
the outbreak of Democratic indignation
against Seward and Lincoln for assertin,
that freedom would triumph in this conflict
Stephens is glorifed for asserting that slave
~ will become universal, and Douglas il
worshipped by the Northern Democracy fo
upholilnT doctrine which has ssconverted
tract OF free territory into slave territor,
--css .saa aso times tne size of the State o
New York;
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Pacific Mail Routes.

We learn from Washington that the Post
master General has established daily coach
limo for the transportation OF the mails from
Sacramento city, California, to Portland, in
Oregon Territory, a distance Of about seven
hundred and fifty miles, with connecting
coach and steamboat line OF ike frequency
from the latter place 70 Olympia, the capital
OF Washington Territory. On the lst OF
December, about twenty additional routes in
California, with some dozen additional ones
In New Mexico and Washington Territory
will also BIO set in operation. philadel phia
Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

The small State OF Delaware, though q
slave State, appears to be divided in Its po.
liticai sentiments. At q late election for ln.
spectors the friends of Breckinridge carried
the day by small majority, but were closely
Rugged by the friends or Lincoln. Both
Bell and Douglas were in tho minority; but
it is supposed hat II they should Join forces
they might possibly run ahead OF Lincoln and
even come near Breckenridge. In the mean
time tits pretty certain that they will not
ooalesee, and that the Republicans are gain
ing strength every day. We should not be
surprised TO see Delaware on the right side
in November, TN. Y. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

Every sane man knows that the elections
OF last Tuesday settle the contest. Even the
N. Y. Herald surrenders, and thus shows up
the folly of any longer trying to take Penn.
sylvauia from Lincoln:
The floating voto will more than make UP
for all that tbs Ball forces can reduce Cur
tins majority, and we may expect to see tn.
ma jority for Lincoln, who has not really ball
the strength in Pennsylvania OF Mr.. Curtin,
far exceed that Of tho latter. Let the PEG.
pie in all sections now prepare for the rule
of Il Republican President after the 4th OF
March next, for such is the decree or the
Pennsylvania election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

a. Josiah Quincy, senior, 10 his note to
the executive committee of the Renfrrw Ball
la Boston, per nittlng the use OF his name M
one Of the committee Of management Of the
Ball says:
at II now nearly. II NOT quite, seventy
years since bad the honor Of joining. at
Concert iiail, Boston, country dance With
the Dnks 81 Kent, she Princess grandfather.
should esteem il like honor To unite on a
like occasle0 with his grandson. But Ma
ture prohibits, and submit"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
CETN pISPENsARY.

Remember that the City Dispensary is open ave-
~ day irsm 10 to II o'clock q. M, when the poor
San receive hecieal and Surgical advice gratu-
itoasly.
No charge for medicines when authorised by the
Mayor, or proper reprts rntstive Of the liy Coun-
ell.
Prompt attendance ia required as no eases will
receive attention after The hour specified.
sept2Td J. G. HUGHES, Dean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

WMAHA, Oct. TO.
Four men whs were under arrest and con
fined at Council Blufs, for horse stealing,
were taken from the Jail last night. One OF
them, named Mcclure, was found suspended
from the limb Of tree, near the town, this
morning, quite dead. The others are sup
posed to have met the same fate, bat their
bodies have not been found. Great excite
ment prevails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

MEDICAL BOOKS.
RUDD on Disease of the Liver.
- :. Sc Stomach
Bartlett on Fevers.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Diseases II Women.
System Of Midwifery.
" ON Children.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Phys
ology.
Carpenters Elements of Physiology.
Daogisoa's Human
Therapeutics.
Medical Dictionary.
Dalton Is Physiology.
Druett's Surgery.
Erichsen's
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Grays Descriptive and surgical Anatomy.
Gross Surgery.
Srifbth's Furmuhry.
Hamilton Fractures aud Dislocatiorx
Jones Opthalmc Medicine and Surgery.
Luilows Manual oil Chemical Examination.
LawFeAee on the Eye
Mckenzie :"
Miller's Principles of Surgery.
= Practice
Msigs' Obstetrics.
heiI 4 Smith q Compsnd.
Pirrie' System OF Surgery.
Parrish = Prsctinal Pharmacy.
Ramsbuth an Obstetrics.
Ricord Hunter Oh NeneriAl.
Smiih Hotner's Anatomical AtlaE.
Ioynbee on Disease of the Ear.
Turner Chemistry for students.
Tanners Clinical Me icne.
Wood. Practee If Medicine.
.. Therapeutics.
Wood BacAe Dspensatory.
Watson's Practice If Meiiciue.
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Wilson on the Skin.
William Principles Of Med cine.
For sale by;
NJ. w. WESTC0TT,
OctIs-d Maia II ear 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

LcuTsylLLR, Oct. Is.
The interior Of the edifce occupied by the
Kentucky School of Medicine was burned
this morning. Loss IS 900. The Museum
and Cabinet were saved. Lectures will be
continued at the Hospital without inserrup.
ton. The ediice will be restored in few
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

OLD BxLLFoUSpKR DRAD.--The old Bell.
founder stalion-father and grandfather Of
ali tne Deiiounders In this country, died at
the stable OF his owner, VIM Ii. Rarey OF
this (Franklin) county, on the lib Of Sep
TENDER, aged 20 years. This horse was sired
by the imported Bellfounder, near New York
city, in 1921, after which the sire was re.
turned to England. In 1910 this horse ~as
brought to Ohio, and 10 the foundation OF
many Of our best carriage and road horses
IN this region Ohio Cultivator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


900 Acres Of
IA 20 R sA L. E.
T WISH TO sci my farm on Mon,rose Bottom
L Lee County, Iowa. It consists Of 99o acres
$50 acres prairie and l40 acres timber.
NUII.
The prairie part 10 all level alIuvial, about 500
acres sandy, and so black loan. The timber land
broken.
IWpH 0yEMENTs.
$50 acres are uLder fence, including two good
pastures Of near tto acres each; good barn; four
eabns, d aerent parts Of the farm, with a good
well II water at each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from TT. Madison TO Reokuk Ii To-
Gated through the centre OF the tract the railroad
ciansctlng Tue sans places within Of a mile ;
the Mississippi river is within one mile and the
town Of Montrose within two miles
AS a whole, more desirable grain or stock far m
Is seiacm to be undbut il will be divided 10 suit
purehas re-, ann can be divided adv alta geougIy.
My tenant, WIN. C0lvin who reside IN b e place
will show Its boundaries; or upon being no fled at
my home farm the Mississippi Rapids, miles
below Montrese, will attend in person.
TERMS.
These will be made accommodating to purchas-
srs,--a small payment, With bonds bearing 10 per
cent, reta lining lien, will be satisfactory.
PR8uUUTEyENEss AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find growing on the prem .
ises about 40 acres 81 rye and ~ " fall wheat.
They will also see standing Oh the sandy loatn
about 40 bushels of corn 10 the acre, ana about
PRANK BALLINGER.