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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25
T FRnm nYnALIA.

BYHALiA, Miss August ~, leoO.
EnfToRs APFEaL: A few days ago a Bresk-
! inridgs and Lane sab eleetor came here and
announced that be would address the citizens
Of this vicinity az Byhalia, on Saturday, the
18th inst. To be sure Of a hearing, be prom
ised to bring an opponent OF two with him.
The day Of appointment cane, and . goOdly
number Of the citizens Of the nsighboThood
were IL town" All were anxious to hear a
discussion. Finally, the aforesaid sub" ar
rived, but. according 10 the practice Of that
4 stripe OF politicians, he failed to bring an op-
ponent Then it was that the design was
plainly seen. It was to be a Breckenridge
meeting exclusively. This was a great disap-
pointmsnt, and manw fair-mindsd men left
and the greater number Of those remaining did
not attend the speaking. Sixty-fVe persons.
including a number OF little boys, sssenblet
in the Male Academy, the place designated fol
the speaking, and sirisen (not an quite grown
Of this number were Brsakiies. The meeting
was organized By calling 20 the chair an indi
vidual whose head rs " silvered with the frostI
Of many winters, AID appointing a sesTetary
both men Of extreme opinions and stron.
attachment to their section, and devoted ar.
IDENTIFY and exclusively to ne /" institutional
The "sub" who, by the way, proved to BE-
no more nor less than one z. ". Upsbaw, Of
Holly Springs, arose to address the audience
as be said, on the political questions hat nov
agitate the public mind As usual with speak
ers OF bis " political faith" he harped away
on southern rights, equality, protection, e c.
denounced an who do not enlist under the ban
ner Of Breckinridge and Lane as untrue 70 tb'
South and southern interests tried, hu' faiie,
to prove Douglas and Bell 10 be aboli ionists
an endeavored 70 clear bis party OF the stencil
Of disuhi0nism, not knowing that there weri
present men who read, and consequently ar
not in the dark as to the deep-laid scheme.
and reasonable plottings OF bis great leader
hat deyil-daTing rebel and arch traitor, WIN
l.. Yancey. His gross denuneiation and vii
abuse Of those pure statesmen who havl
stood up boldly and CALAMITY in defense o
the Constitution and the Union against tn
wicked and violent assaults OF northern ani
southern fanatics, were so disgusting and nan
seous as to cause his auditory 70 grow "smal
BY degrees and beautifully less" and when b.
concluded but scUeR Breekits could be found
1t was the longess speech with TIE fewes
=" points . that I have heard in many a day
failing entirely 90 arouse any enthusiasm
feeling or applause watever, and resulted in
uprtpgf f--f. IL.
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81 ACRES

On Central areuur. near ts Ra1s Course. uutsiuius
3. 20. Is. % nj p acres. On a credit extending mrgug,
dve years
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400

Near EaieiEh-9o acres cleared = dnt-rlte plscs Or q
Earteuer- rTuus-e30 PER acre. sns-tlird gs-s rai-
tnce Ia me AMI two years Or viii ss exchanged Or city
property.
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THE improvements consist o. q DweIing House. ne
Il Eroca1ils. slu. stables, etc. This Is valuable prup-
srtE bat We vin sen Il &C muh les than Is value for
.o1e-thi1d casb, balance In one and two ytars with inter-
est n mmetizfe applcaticn Is made.
les M~OSsARRAE DUPREH 4 co.
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so ACRES

Near the White station. On Nsn2his ,aI Chsrissa
rsliroaf. o. sale AZ q harain-
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NIB E RI

THE uasrrlseu bavirT a very superior min and
an ahnnfan-a af e~rcslruf Timhrr are prepared 20
faruHh. al sort notice. adr qusnttT ur size o. Lam
Der. da'iFrrab'e or fs Msfushit ani Ohio FailIali or
a. Memrfs. WEsrlnoOE a 81 LffoApl
aE1Laa ehrng nrpot. Tenn.
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HHECKINHTDGEsS 4,
THE NORTH.

HHECKTNHEBGEsS PROSPECTS IN
THE NORTH.
BKEuIEEIDGE has scarcely a corporaPs
guard Of supporter in the Northern States.
hone but ofce holders and their ependsn'san
es11ecroas sesn 70 b. sustaiHiag rim. and
4EeefevFshs q tbsss sin sbsason b sink
ing fortunes losg before he day Of election.
pskakk sd F0ks oTssFatEs FPer, the
III. lola c. BreekiHridga viii nat rsrvf eve
thousand voters 10 bis cEnHsiBafszfarusAtt
H. lwM no carry tEcn4y fborsaH9an New
Engsnd 10 running hiR, yoa Dep Lidcoln.
There i 10 earthly doubt q he HEg sthfsd
@A4ZcoureEJ uuasag Brs-4tnrisr,
goa hdP h@okss TH8tss az true az gospel
Aa4lst tte b9B Paapqur peters Of th'
~ Hek 81 ace sge 1ssois,
11ss = Roge for DossI1s "a JssOs.
m@R ~ q ststs Eaarcf MessR am
plzeus hae wbfsb BHEcEHEir6E II -,
peas2 bs mpas than fsE Esrrs16f psfssns
p esnnoth q esrs thsaaa Is,
unag PuBo@ 2 gaElaKEFeT 4 Eeaia
Derlsn shS Gm aSS51 oonnd &
he blaek-hepublcaHs z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25

L Robt. B. Wolfe, Notary Public, In and for The county
af9ressid, DO hereby certify that I have examined.
ndeomparcd with ne foreEoinE statement, TIE bond.
ccruhcates q stock, MORTGAGES, etc, belonging TO
the Insurance COMPANY q TIE Valley q Virgiuia,
and nnd theu 70 coTrespo1d hereTifh- And ] Do
further certify that The value anred % earh D. Cur
rec, 50 far IS I an abe o determins from qalfations,
and other reliable sources OF Information. and thst ihf
siarGsEes are on property q donbie the value o. the
debts secnfed thsrtbT, and Or SIMPLE value IS per 4ste-
mcnt.
N teSfsa-nv Nhsreos ] hsye hefsuuto a~bs-baimy
name and sazesmy poEiFseaL 81 ne tswUa yin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-25
xPEAKING APPOINTMENTs.

Tie candidates for Presidential Eiector for
the Teuth congressional district viii address
tie people a. the foiloEiug times and places.
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MAINLAND nEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

CONVENTION
Tbe convention Of the friends Of Judge Doug
las assembled at the Maryland Institute in
BaItimore on the 10Th inst Edward sehley,
Esq, Of Frederick, was appointed temporary
chairman, and Edward Shrivsr, Esq, of Fred
eriek, was sfterward selected as permanent
president. A series Of resolutions were adoP-
ted approving the platform adopteda at Charles
ton and Baltimore, with the resolutions de-
c'aring the purpose to abide BY the decision OF
the supreme Court on al points touching slav-
eu-: declaring that a united Democratic party
is essential to the maintenance Of the Union !;
that Stephen A. Douglas was unanimously de-
cIsrsd nominated for President Of the United
states by delegates representing 2l2 electoral
/ votes, being over two-ihirds Of the whole cleo
I toral vote, according to the established usages
Of The Democratic party; and that the DemOe-
raoy Of MARI land viii aequissce in and sustain
/ the nominations Of Stephen A Douglas and
Hersehel Y. Johnson for the presidency and
vice presidency Of the United States. And as
six Of the candidates for electors heretofore
appoin' ed have refused to support the national
] Gau4lGhe. g AulAuaAEAB LIG NeAfNA1SA EAN
ceeied TO I'll the vacancies. The electoral
ticket now stands as follows.
Elector at large for the western shore, Wm.
P. Maulsby, Of Frederick; for tie eastern
shore, John b. Rowan, Of Cecil First con-
| grsssionaI district, G. ". P Smith, Of Wor-
] cestsr Second d%istrie', Wm. z. Stephenson,
Of Hartford; Fifth district, Nm Walsh, OF
Allegheny sixth district, Henry E. WoOtOn'
I of Howard comfy.
The following committee, to prepare an ad-
dress to he Democratic party Of the State was
then appointed:
Col ". P. Maulsby, Hon. Edward Long,
I Jos. NJ. Parke, S. ]. K. Handy, Gen E. Ham
moud, and ]. J. stewart
Col. Maulsby was called, and addressed the
convention. He said they did not hope for
success, but they had not a forlorn hope they
looked forward to success in the future.
The body was also addressed By John B.
Rowan, F. Gallagher, Mr.. Governor, and
Thomas Deveemon.
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ID rrLnee ID MnIc. ID Quebee.

o-r, sst,rssv Arrrs, IS -Tbs wsatb-
s- ~ ne Io-ri1g wss nnnronitious II raine8
basvii~ 49,, ris,7.s n, fotrs-4 he fime az ne
D-f,-sss srrirst
A. tb--. ,s-I,.l Il, pto aF+.-ro-, she rovsl
.,,sa-o, r,,74.I -p-i.+ Tsvf r. ar,aara1re
- -. rs-,gT go ~-,r-sf s5f,s. F-,n me
- - !, ~ b.TLo- ~ rltsf.l sDd Inc
-,
Tbo ~itss.f Durham Terrace the Grand
49, ~ H. - Of he b5lDse- fscirg
q -. 49, - t,-~L wifb s1srta-
-
A. Cb.~-l,f- ,hs-s -~s,ili,, had been
.--r,.T go. M. r., - ub5.h vsvsd he
rovsI s.ar4sri ~1re,r crrBst Nas laid
from the f~srili.n TO ne -lsnding-piaee, near
which her w9s n grand stand, hiiei chiefly
with ladies'
The prince laHdei A. togr o'clock under
~sala'es from The sh'ns-n.-Har and land-6at-
tenes' 1n1 was met y US neso5 ana eve
1isnilaI@ q = is'e1 en- oi IHs
CtH1aiaL 1'h.nel u 'Ai1dt 4L.io'ns -s an
gHeah e.a -iei-y g.Cie2se' .ue 0lsa9P
and eIel5' o- thr roman CahoAe enur1n' Lne
49,. "a. F.I ~ 49,.
- - -aal
~, -.
~ " f0
e.,Ss
Lue
Nes aute WIZ ~ SllI ~, lsouta.5-
us -
aI1 " w. "a U"
et9Na'
AIe sl4A- 80 % ~ ~
tue Dllisu y
CsI- Sc WUia r-ae V-;iris~5 =
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I3

ssrsnfy-1rs cleared, sg,d i-nBf1Tsme1ts, nins ulie.
est On ne Nemrhis an Chariesin railroad. *
ch11E- f1r city property.
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Ia ACRES
On McL-an's avenue, beautifully uu1srei
: I-2 ACRES
IN the Austin division. anely umbsrei-
10 ACRES
Adjoining DIT. Wh.af5a's an the Born Lake road.
n ACRES
vest Of NJ. Vaara's residence
s 81
: ACRES

Adjoini-g Julzs Hlrs. near ne Racr Course. one
hair eash, balance Ia SIX. twelve and eisttec1 m'Hius,
az a ioW price
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

How TuE PREsiDENT is ELEorED.-
The successive steps in the election
OF President aud Vice President OF
the United States are taken, accord
ing to existing laws, at the follow.
ing dates:
/. BY the act of Congress OF 1S45
the electors for President and Vicc
President OF the United States are
appointed in each stHts,, on the
Tuesday next alter the first Monday
in November.
9. BY tho act Of l79a these
electors are to meet On tho frat
Wednesday in December AFTER. in
their respective states, to cast their
votes.
3 These vo'es. when cast, are to
be certified by the electors and sealed
up and sent to tue President Of the
Senate. ..-.. 81, ..
4. On tho second Wednesday in
February a ter, the certificates OF tho
electors are to he broken open sni
the votes counted, and the result
declared in the presence OF Con-
Sress. ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

Cu.p O CMFoer. - The Raleigh
Standard, tho or1an OF the Brock
inridge party in North Carolins. re-
ters to Governor Wiss's late ex'
plosiou in Princess Anne, and ssys;
We regret 10 recori the above -
Governor Wise is in favor Of dis
union la the event OF Lincoln's elect.
ion. He SAYS he will lGok TO Vir-
ginia. North G .rolina, South Care
lima, Georgia and Florida, to leap
at once for herself and by herself
into the contest" North Carolina
will take no such leap. Such
speeches MS those recently made by
q 'vernor Wise. Mr.. Toombs, Of
Georgia, and Mr.. Brown. Of Mia
siss'ppi, are injuriny the cause Of
Breckinridge and Lsne.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
Fugitive Slave Excitement at Chicago

Fugitive slave Excitement mt Chicago.
Sonth Clark street and vicinity
we're thrown into an unusual state
of excitement last night, by an at
tempt on the part of slave owner
from Nebraska City, assisted by q
Deputy United States Marshal, to
seize a colorei girl and carry he'
back to slavery.
The alleged owner of the girl h
named stephen f. Nuckl a. ILL.,
claims that on the 25'h OF NovHm
her, 1858, tho girl, + ia, alias Lot
Itie Gruyson, ran away irom him. -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

Arnry~. Ncua..t-- y" M w.
is nothing of interest from impor-
ant Southern ccnters,
There is very littlo opposislon 10
tho secession movement, ~ the
people Of this state. although tho
mass OF them are unisyorablS 70
participating. ,s.'.a,,,
Mnsro 'MrRy. Alabama, Novem-
bcr 6-The State COnveIstisu al
Sap,iais mct hero wedncsday ay. and
rosolved pnani noasly In fsssssqs'
Idsunion. sse's . s' avge ,g1ss
! CnARLrsr n Nnv, l6,-t Nancy
tight; banks awaiting the action ot
rhila,tlphia anl y e York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
NvATURE,s sAIsTANT.

NATURE's AssSIsTANT.-
IN DIR. y. u! sOpER would respe otfully
announce that he has permanently located In
Findlay, where he will attend TO all calls in his
Profession, ~ t,A.5s sy-,l pa rs "a
~ Ohice in Colts Block, Formerly occupied
BY DR.. Armstrong january ~, 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

HR. II. w. ENTRIKIN, will hereafter de.
vote his entire time to the practice Of Med
zine and Surgery, In Flndlay and adjoining
,ountry. Prompt attention to business ut all
RssIpEscE Opposite the Joint Stock Hotel,
an Sandusky street, West of Main
OypICg-Four doors South of Wheeler Bros.
A. When professionally absent orders may
beleft at residence,--al such orders will re-
,,eive prompt attention. '"
March 4, (Jan. ID 1858.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
RE 1T e r M A MS
(roRMERLy srouGuToSD
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.

TNHIS establishment has been so long in ope.
Il ration aud It's reputation is so well known
by the people of Hancock aud adjoining coun.
tics, that we presume II Us not necessary tu
mention rHEFACT, that AL the different ,yles
ofpictures are taken here, IN u manner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
and at low prices to suit the times.
81 stock Of fancy Cases will be sold out
at GREATLY reduced prices.
Having SKY LIGnT along with all the other
improvements ofthe day, we can produce n
3OoD-roNED picture. Examine specimens at
tho revolving Sigu and at the rooms. in DR..
Rawson's block, opposite Whoclor & BROS.
W. REIIERMAN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
FURNITURE

Cheap for Cash, at Porch's Old Shop!
DERSONS wishing to buy Furniture that is
Il worth more than simply carrying home,
III find a good lot Of
Chairs, Bcdsteatis, Tables. Sc, Sc,
Atmy old shop,
EAST OF THE wOoIEN FACTORY.
Ia the manufacture of my Dedstcads, use =
cast iron fastening (my own inventory. winch
for ease OF setting up, permanency and dura'
bility, Is superior to all others now In use.
Call and see my stock before you buy else
where. All kinds of Furniture made tn order,
Cheap for CASH. .
All Work Warranted!
~ Orders for Collins ofany quality prompt
ly attended To, at rs LOW PRICES AS any
where else. ii. PORCH.
FixDLAY, September 81, 1850.
All kinds of turned Chair STUFF on hands al
Porch's shop. Allkinds of Wood Turning dons
to order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
September 81, 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

usefulness, renders them preferable to any
either; aud on account Of the small price II
costs Tor u sot of good Teeth, none need be
toothiess.
Call at his onicc and see specimens.
All operations warranted, and as cheap as
other Resident D0ntis,S.
SgCoralite Work put ur for other Dentists
an reasonable terms.
FISDLAy, Sept. II, le60.-t2m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
Doctor Carlin's Block,

Too Doors South Of the Reed House, Findiay,
Where they will be pleased TO receive tho Wis
its OF their old customers, and as many other
as are disposed TO favor them In their line
buslness, November 0, 1860.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

nR. JACOB CARR,
~ SURGEON DENTIST.
FlSpLAy, Onl",
Has practiccd Dentistry for sixteen years III
Findlay, and continues IL attend tu AL calls IN
his profession.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23

Diseased Teeth and Gums treated IN n scicn.
tine manner; and Teeth iiled with Gold Foil
Sianiel. or OStooplaStic, which resembles the
natural Teeth, and at onc.hall the price of
(.,,lI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
BARBER SHOP.

CCNA w Az g. S w E EFT
"AyE removed their Barber Shop to the
III new and elegant room just 1tted up for
for that purpose In
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-23
Artificial Teeth
CORAlITE PLATE,

Inserted on any desired plato, IN the very hos,
style. We more especially desire 10 "a the
xttentiOn of nur patrons Ia the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-09

BUSINESS Cards, not excseaing six IinsE, inside
ffsS otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries. according
to space occupied.
DisPl2yed saYertisement& bali more than the
aboFe rates.
Adveftisemtnta loaded and placed under the
head 81 oPeciAi Autlcea,' Gonbfe fhe ordtnar1
rates.
Special Notices Ia TIE Local Column 90 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered q q th c insice excl a.
siyely 10 The Daily, after the Irst two week e,
be per sent aa0Te tkaA ths aboverat4s
AtEkraHsasHt aaEartsse4asssTs THust az rata foy
fn eareEts. las rslt wlI. not he varied from
when the adFerslsei The Weekly .ane
the frlee viii be tEs same as in tns Daily
NaSTx tAs Daily me weekly are both used
as per cent Will ye deducted from The aFgre-
gate amount.
Under tbs present system, the advertiser
pays 80 nseh for ths gpaec he occupies, the
changes bair1 caaTseaals aer the co no pcs { on
only. Ahtf p4sn AZ a1w generally Aaoy ted
Our charge Tor changes will 5e l5 cents per
sqsare.
S%~ In all cases wEsrt advertisement are
discontinued eetete tht expiration of the year
or the lilac contracted Tor, tAsy will be charged
up at oar regular fatet for the time act4al-
ly IA.
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~ street, Chissg~, Ills.
Perssaal sttsatiea given 20 the ssle of Grain,
Flour, Provisions ard FrcSuce generally; also, 10
the purchase OF Fish. Salt, Lumnes, &c.
July -, '66-dAwfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-09

IL, That Kansas should, Of right. be
Immediately admitted AS State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
oil Representatives,.
IL. That, while providing revenue for
the support Of the general government b.
duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such al adjustment of these imports as to
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests of the whcle country and
We commend that policy of national ex-
| changes, which secures To the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
rating prices, TO mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skill,
labor, and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
l3. That we protest against any sale or
alienation 10 others of the Public Lands
held BY actual settlers, and against any
view of the Free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as paupers or suppli-
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress of the complete
and satisfactory Homestead measure which
l has already passed the House.
IA. That the Republican party is OPP
posed 10 any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State Legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
to immigrants from foreign lends shall bt
| abridged or impaired and in favor 0
giving full anu efficient protection to The
rig Is OF Ill classes OF citizers, whether na
tive or naturaized. both at home anC
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
fer River and Harbor Improvements OF I
National character. required for the &C
commodation and security Of an existing
commerce, are authorized by the Consu
tuition, and justified BY the obligation o
Government 10 protect the lives and prop
erty of it's citizens.
Is. That Railroad to the Pacific Oceal
lis 'mperativeiy demanded by the interest
Of the whole country that the Fedora
Government ought to render itnme4iat
and Efficient aid in lis construction; an
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over
lard Mail should be promptly established
II Finally, having thus set forth ou
distinctive principles and views, we invit
the cooper ton of all citizens, howeye
differing on other questions, who substan
) TALLY agree with us in their affirmance an
support.
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathiz
: with those men who have been driver
: some of them from their native States an
Others from the State OF their adoption
and are now exiied from their homes o
account Of their opinions; and We hol
tue Democratic party responsible for th
I gross violation OF that clause Of the Const
: tuition which declares that the citizens
: each STATE shall be entitled to all the priv
: lleges and immunilies Of citizens in the Sc,
! eral Safes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-09

WE would call the attention Of the public TO
w the fact, that vt EU ELS A MBhUIlPE PHO
EOaRApH and STEkkEOscCpIC GALLERY is
the place TO get
Correct Pictures OF Every Stylci
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the Superiority of .s pictures, and bis efforts to
please are we'll known 20 ALL he Is now putting
nm views Of Main street. suitable for mailing, for
tLa very low price Of 2a and DO cents each the
lareest and best picture of keokak sver tsksn5
.l.o large Wow OF 1T. Madison.
| steroscopie views and boxes fer sale and on sx-
hibition ali are respectfully invited TO call and
examine them.
axs- Don't forget The place 10 Main street, -
| door from Third street.
Ang n go ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-09

y 7 AN6ITHFH*
MAsNAw kooss, so Norih-st., Baltimore.
LKEcH Co., No. Z Astor House, or No. s.
Vim. St., N. Y.
LErcB & Co. No. ~ state street Boston.
Ill. ii. HOUSTON Gen. freight A ct, Philadeiphia
l.. l.. HOJPT, Gen. Ticket Agent, Philadelphis
TH0S. a. SCOTT, General Sup't, Altoona, Penn
Jan. cod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-09
ssExsE n E.ER.

Attorneys anc IcunseEsrx nt Law.
AND SOLICITORS IN cHANCEkY.
WILL attend the District Courts OF Southern
w Iowa. and the supreme Court If TIE State
Very speaiaI attention Will be given 10 the iHyesti
cation Ut land titles aRd land sntts, anu Tor the
Ieftnee ln eri IN nal prosecat tions.
QFFICk--tp Pest Building, Sd st.t between Main
and johnson, heokuk, Iowa.
Nov 10, '59-dawly
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sEo. U, AEDERsaS. ALEXANDER BARCLAY
lEsIABLISHEDIA 1916.

BANKING HOUSE OF
a n a. as GE q. A DEs = ON a %.
1 HAVE this day admitted as partner In he
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, who bas
teen my teller far he last sis years.. he busi
ness hereafter, WILDE conducted under the arm
andstyle of
GEO. q. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being one of the oldest banking ouSes III not
the oidestl IN Iowa, the firm sulieits eoatin-
aance of former patronage literally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii Iaake c ileetions and remit, less Ex-
shange on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
their references are asformeTiy by senior part
Fer Wis
REYERYHcEe:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanicr Co., Bank era Y.
Edward W +. CLARK Co., Philadelphia.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
Ciapp, Fuller Brown ne Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 4 1eipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
kramer d kahm, Bankers, 1.
Gilmore d BrothoTtcn - Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co., +" Louisville.
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| keokuk Ian. '53. GEO. C.. ANDERSON
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