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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-12-27
Good Game.

One Of our most prominent citizen S,
Saturday night, was seen parading the
street with double barrelIed shot gun.
who stated that he was "a>gunnin o.;
for an Abohtionist. The game is GOOD.
but somewhat scarce in this region
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KenOSha, Thursday. Dec. II, 1860.
NEW FIRM.

The undersigned having be;ome the Propretors of the
KESosHA Ell Office, having purchased all ac
and assets due Office ave this day entered
MO partnership, unae. the name O. sCEoFR & WIN
LGAR. All accounts and demaaC. against tae former
fra ofsToNE, VINEGAR & McyEAN, will be presented
to the uadersi9n will settle the sane; and to whom
al accounts and deots due late firm must be paid.
:. &. sCH0PF,
K5losha, Oct. %, 1860. 4. VINEGAR
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OYSTER SUPPER. The Ladies' Aid Society
of the Methodist church will give an Oyster
Supper at the Water Cure this evening. Soc
their card in to days paper.
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On; ago & Milwaukee Railroad.

~ We noticed yesterday that the ice on the
Lake had all got over to this shore. AS far as
the eye could reach, no water was in sight
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/ WILL SECT,

n n II n
Good Black Silk, q on
Extra WIDE SILK, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Or
hea'y toulard Silks, .---.--....-5O cts worth IS
% patterns splendid Fancy Silks, FROM IS to ,25
Pacific and Hamenton DeLaires, new style, Isa22
heaVy kept AerinO,. -----.--.......5O to s.
FIald Valencia, Autumn styles,
5000 Jda Merrimac Prints, only 10
i0o pieces Madder Prints, for dresses
10 pieces good Nader Prints, .....6l.4
bIeached Cotton, rs wide for Q cts. worth 70 10
nleached Cotton, one yard wide 10 cts, worth ID
Very best Blch'd C"tton, I'D wide, 10 l6
~ pieces Heavy Apron Check. at II 10, worth 16
~ pieces Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel, ..lel.2
heavy ked Twilled Flannel, only...37 l.2
1910 lbs Cotton Batting. weighed out, at. 10
i<oo lbs Superior Cotton Batting, weighed, L 10
1|0@s'ce taken IN Acchange for Goods
same as Cash.
j. Ii. FANCHER.
Successor to Kellogg & co.
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W" IN IFat put down the price of good black
-'-------------- $I,00 &7s.
we Mrst put down the price of extra wide
OH" W --------.---- 81 Q5.
we nrst put down the price of fancy six 10 G,
;It nlst put down the price Of Paet tic and II am
to IL De5anes that were selling for 25c, down
40 anu .-4--- 1Sc
we were the first to put down the prices
oI French Merinos that were selling
ior us ana l4s' down to.----. 81 ,&$I %
we were the first to put down the price
VI the pest Merinos and Prints that
were selling for II and 1870 down to loo
we eI were the first to put down Madder
----------------S ~ 61Ic
we ever were the first to put down the price
VI pleached cottons.
we Were the first to put down the nrico
u 0A'ra heaVy cotton flannel to II &, I21c
AN AioE W put GOWN the DrIca
Vi neaVy apron check, worth I6c, to 121c
we were the first to put down blue cot
'on worth loo, to .- 1911
we We're the first to put down the prca
OF extra heavy twilled flannel to 371<c
J" ever were the first 60 put down the price
OF best Batting, and aoeigh it too what
was Seiiing l0r lac to------ -12dc
we We're the first to put down the price
Oh the heaviest yard wide sheeting to- & 9
We were the first to put down the price
o. sugar to------ e. Or
" e c were ,,' E the first to put dpwn the price
OF the best golden Syrup that was sen p
ing all rouud for z5c to! 56c
EVERYTHING. '''o p''oo y
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The proceedings of the South Carolina Con-
VENT ion at Charleston, on the Goth December,
1859, at which the Secession Ordinance was
passed, is an interesting chapter ofhistory. The
hopes and fears which actuated the members,
will be snan indicated halnr
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Me- ..-...-...-. Tuesday, July 81, 1860.
The Board met this day pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon J. o. NIXON, President ;
Messrs. Cox, ForstaIl and Harrisson-4.
There being no quorum, motion of Mr.. Har-
risson the Board took recess for fifteen minutes.
At the expiration OF the recess the following
members answered to their names:
Hon. J; 9. Nixon, President; Messrs. Cox, For
stall and Harrisson--4
10 qnoram being present, on motion, the Board
adjourned to Wednesday, August /, at O'Clock
a. NJ. CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary,
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As(u Otleans 1atIg Grestent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
l,qs ran H~n aD yuq CO. UN CHI
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, July 81, 1890.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment
Ma,nbara nrasent HIM / On r. RakeWeIl Presi.
niehipSis PiI nIt ~; Gta,or.t Mi IT,
dent; MesafS. becDet DhNIa, ieHlduht hdii. hlhSs
land Leefe, Patterson, Secshnaydre and Ioe-
donn IN
od ~ A.. q A. .o- ,f.o, ,,, ,,n.io,, die
Inc readfHg Of lhe minutes Was, VI iuotloh, ntS
uensed with.
The following communications were referred to
1, : ~ ~ t'iio. 's gt.Ia - -
tne Colnlilittee On + lHahCe. ,-..y-.-
CoNfTRoLtEk's, orfI y,
city Hall, New OtleHns July 81, Iss93
Tothe Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen r.,
% inc common .hntIti
Gentlcmenl In accordance wiih ordinance 40 3@i On e
ooh inst adjndieaed contract Tor constructing pflek sae
walks b0rderch E enrbsiones ana WOODEN eutFs ~ WV II
vest side Of Ffanktn street from ai9pe 70 t;o ttet 70
NahL-secnry Nj cttnoI-at the rae 81 Sze1 Pef tAnlg
foot Of ftewak complete Including the turning OF me cor
lhaer INC 1e oElnanse offered ae2nFcl oF PSfipg
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intersection Of st. and Iroad streets Second District
be under tie supervision Of She Stree Commissioner
On motion the Board adjourned until the first
Tuesday in October next.
JAS. a. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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mo. 1892
Fesoedt That the Mayor be and he hereby gplhot1ed 70
make tho following named changes, noalial act III the
between the city and i. H. Slawsnu 90, for tho right
Of way ior twenty years for city railroads and running cars
thereon ee. ~
Is 1le running the upper part Of tic city
tie cast side uf the Monument Of Henry Clay and he
ears running The lower parrot the tu terminate the
west side Of said moamea with suitable turning table md
extra trGekA.
a. TO change tracks Canal street Magazine
Claiborne street from feet from the inside clubs0Hes tas ~
prescribed By ordnAuceJ to each side Of the shell walks the
neutral ground and the tracks, il laid through the circles built
the purpose of erecting FIXTURE be turned
around said circles whenever the Council shall require the
for the erection OF monuments thereon
81 To piles be driven IN the Canal street canal from
Claiborne the Metare RidgeoeOver in and
said canal with pns and lining preserve the Drainage The
Of the and
under the supervision sad officer and to lay tie ta tracks
said canal and thereon supported by said piles
from Claiborne to the Mearie Ridge said work to be
done in manner that the proper drainage 81 SAID section may
not he injurioisly affected
4 TO change the Canal street from The point
Ridge where the two streets into and the track the
Ridge road from Canal street 10 she Bayou Bridge from eight
feet apart prescribed by the ndinance to four feet apart
9Th. To Chang the tracks Rampant street from Canal to
Eeparae street from five feet from the nside curbsoncs
prescribed BY tic ordinance between the trse III the neutral
ground.
G ~ cAge he tracks Espanade street. from Rampant
DnupHe street from the roadway .crbed BY the
nrdiuee to the of The neutral ground said
t lp lREe double track running our teg apart N the
center ~ te aGe road from Canal street ID the canal bridge
the halfway house All of said changes 70 be made in
cofdaee with Specifications Of the Surveyor mud under the
supervision ot said officer
lsgnedJ LEA +. BAIEWELt,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSgned j, O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Signed JOHN Il MONROE, Mayor
anf d w. =. PETrI,giLL Secretary
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NO. D5j4.J
Resotr0 That the Adjudication by the Comptroller Of
tract sgceably resolution No 528 for constructing brick
Sidewalks b1fdercd by curl and wooden CUTTERS on D
west side Of Dryaes street. from Felicity Road to st. Anlreee
street, TO e. ConneSeety Jno G. Stewartat 81 40 per
running foot of sidewalks complete he and the same hereby
approved The security accepted and the Mayor Authorized 10
enler into contract with the parties nota act oF e per-
urmuncc OF said work.
iSignclt LEA F. BAKEWELII,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
ISignedl j. q. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August 3, ls60.
auf Signed JOINT. MONROE Mayor.
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MAYORALTy.O FFyCTAL.


MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall August & 1860,
Common Council Of The City of New oreans)
mo. 1926.
R0Gd That the for paving with round stones
Ursuines street Claiborne Broad street DIN Coleman
Coz be and they hereby authorized to extend II each side
way round paving two and aatlee max
addition Of five the twenty feet adndcated by the
Comprehensive original petition calling for twenty five feet
said ntractor cling property holders the additional
cents Der running Full compensation for the add
0nH width Of five feet beyond their contract purchased from
tile city. .........
ISignedl LEA +. BAKEWELT.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
.mm President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August 5, 1860
hu4 fSgned JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor,
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4 GALpIN,s CuoP HoUsE-No. >

"a GALPIN'S CHOP HOUSE-No. Ex-
changy Place, Canal street and the Post Office
S&s% JOHN GALPIN takes pleasure in calling the atten-
tion of his old friends and customers to his "CH0P
HOsE located for businessmen and where they
will find everything the market affords well cooked clearly
served and at moderate rates
DON'T FORGET THE 'tCHOP HOUsE.'
Gapins Beefseaks Chops Sausages COED Of
old Csres other Wines Liquors carefully selected
be had for the askng-gnd small specie payment oSl tt
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Res pectfnlly submit 4,
III BEE E,

The following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
soce Tint permission hereby granted to Elisha
Wells his premises Basin eel, Letween
Prrln aud Gser streets small steam engine three horse
power. provided The said engine be erected
cordance with existing 0rdiuauces and during the
pleasure OF HE Common Council.
Mr.. Beebe moved to take up the ordinance d.
rectiug the uniform dress Of the police of the
city.
Mr.. Patterson moved that said ordinance be
laid on the table subject TO call. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Davis, Fremaux, Hall, Kings
land, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson, Seicshnaydre and
Tolodano-9.
Nays: Messrs Blackwell and Beebe-2.
Mr. Seicshnaydre offered the following resoln-
ton, which was read, and on motion, referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings
That ,e contractor for making bridges and
repairing old the Second District and he
directed 10 make bridge the Broad Gaaal til
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! MEps, FouNpRY. NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
Roilets Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans segsr Kettles oatsEs
FILTERS Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Geating iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings, Furnace
months Crate Bars, etc. and all Machinery ssuired for the
Sonth,
We have Only authorized aud prepared to construct
sTIILMAEis PATENT BA9AsgE FURNACE.
ssl2 d&Riy
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STREET GoM,NER--OFFICIAL.
EpAvE pu TRoIsIENIEs D ss lTt CT q

"a conduit depot tpaves du Troseme District
des Bon8 Enlunts, Gouet ct Louisa CONNIE graves
Tn cheyal clair, de III mains dc han de petes aches
lie entire les e pied dro de dercre OF
lie pied droit de devant hlanes,
uhe yache laehee de Ia gauce eoufbe en- has
DIES tiches blanebe6 entire les yenX.
Une vNce noire Ia ce e ventre baHes es aches ban
ccs les tp6nes les amhes aampte Ia hance ct
cots gaucte des letres j. O.
81 les dts pas rieam6s dams cnq jonrs ct les
fra payts lis venus ecete pubque, dit depot
lie MERCREUI, S d'aont 1860, 10 heures A. NJ.
J. MILTON RELF, Gommissare des Rnes.
Eouyele lie 1860 au3 st
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FINANCE.
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which was
read and adoDted

The Finance Committee have the honor report follows
They recommend the rejection of the hil Of +. Maard
amounting SOP 80, for lifting up the Fourth District Court
Room the ground that the without amy
authorization, either the Finance
Committee standing resolution bearing The No 2I29 APP
proved the 18th April 1855 and published in the
journal every day since it, passage, the public that
Council will not pay bill against the city unless
contracted by virtue Of reqHisition Now, il parties will
pesist in disTegardng the same, then they be
suffer the consequence of their refusal neglect comply with
the requirements of the law.
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- EoMPTRoLIER' : OFFICE, l
Gityof New Orleans, July 81, 1860. s

EoNPTRoILER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July 81, 1860.
Z-.Z= No. 53O7.l
Rcsolei That me Conp9ller be aud he j. hereby author
bidder for each after five days notice in the official
Journal the work be done in accordance with specifications p
Surveyor the aiudeaons be subject the approval
o rejection Of the Common Council, viz
LIST for constructing brick Sidewalks berdered by
crbsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides If Galyez Get,
from Hospital TO The Bayou R0ad. .4.
ID for constructing brick sidewalks, hordered by
curstones CUTTERS north side of ST. Ayde
street from Ell sian Fields to Arts street.
constructing sidewalks hardered by
wooden CUTTERS both sides of ursnnes street.
from Claiborne street, Miro Broad
[Signea LEA F. BAKEWEII1
President hoard of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1860.
lSgned JOHN I. MONROE Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 18th of August,
1860 will audicae my Office, II o'clock NJ the above
contracts ...L. =
4 iy3l II v DoPLEssls. Gompreller.
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ProcIamatiorl W the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor @M@
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANJ, I
City Hall, July A. 1850
by VIRTUE OF resolution No. 1915 of the
I'D Common Council of the city Of New Orleans and in &C
corance with the City Charter notice is hereby
given is the intention of the city of New Orleans to cause
10 he opened the following named streets, to wit
L. tfeatmen street upper limits OF the property be-
longing 10 lie urslines the lower limits Of The
erty belonging to A. Riebsud.
q street from Poogne street TO the lower limits 81 A.
Richards property.
According to An act entitled, An regulate the
ing laying improving streets and public places in the
city Of New Orleans suburbs incorporated and not in
coporated and the balieus Of the approved April
ie'-' JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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G.. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
d Gas Fixures No Harris, Row. S2 Magazine street,
nesr the maTket) will atte faithfully and punetually al
ders entrusted to him. Stores Dwellings, etc. fitted carefully
~ iii orders left in Box No. 34o Mechanics Exchange
will Ire nramptly attended TO- nh "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-06

Fs0R GDAuRfSEtEA aLEET, WEAKNESS PAINS
Il in the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEHY, SPECIFI0 soLU,
TIoS-Ths wod-renowned preservation cures all saesons
uf the generaivo organs, whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and Of America, acknowledge a
efficacy Thousands OF sufferers have been relieved by It.
Purely vegetable composition ii is harmless It 4 eff
caoons The system becomes uvgerated and the debzsd
body and depressed mind are restored 70 energy.
T.. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
Iny17 Nv Anothecarr 20 GnHln street, New Orleans.
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Proclamation par Ae mare.
MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, !
Hotel-de- Vile IA inie 1850.
Inn YERTU de la resolution No. 5275 du
"a Consel Connuu la vile de Ia Noyelle Orleans, ct
orenent Ia section charre de Ia Vile avis
lie present que nenon della vile de la NOuSee Orleans
est fare Peuvertnre DIES ineni0nnees
l. Rue des Grandshommes, de Ia Unite suptrieure de la
propridte appartenant deS lrsunes IL Unite in
trienre de Ia propridtt appartenant A. EiehaHd
Amour, de Ia Poogue la Unite interenre de Ia
pTopri6td de A. Riebaui.
Conformament racte niitua Acte reatf louverure
eli ans des places pnblques dams willie
lie NonTee Orleans ct fanbong ncorport ct pas ncor
pores. Assi de bAneueS nppr0GyG e anvil lS2
ivl6 lawSw JOHN Y. MONROE, Marie,
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POLICE LAII4--OFEICIAL.

M M brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of jug, 1860 the f gill EMELlNE HAYS. Says
she belongs Mrs Paey Grass who lives in bdnadsonYle
La She has large the LETT ARM is aged about Is
years, and is ) feet inches high,
Tie will call and claim his property according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCROS
nj l5t Clerk Of Comptroller
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T X. DIXON. AfFeRNEF-AT-LAW, No. g Camp
i street. ml9 ly
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,s 70 fehoye lie eusiones the aF Statue. e1asue
t NlsIc gpeNs ~ 70 the granite vi said sltue
teolgu2n authorizing tie Surveyor dug for
pDptF IfnaRe o. Eighth At bacetas street Fourth District
resolution authorizing the Surveyor 10 have aiisgf Tfad
constructed NJ the intersection I5erF tfe I
street and Pensacola landing. 'F$
resolution authorizing The Surveyor to hive constructed
ost pathNaT 10 connect tie upper and sections III lie
whatges a Canal street. 80 ~
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GfiAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The following resolution, mentioned in the fore
going message as having been rejected was read
and on motion, said rejection was coneurred in:
resolution granting leave Of absence for weeks the
Hon Webster Long Recorder Of the Third District.
The following message was read:
BOARD OF ALnERNEN
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wv as brou ght to the City Police Jail the
w sd of July, 1860, the black boy HENRY HOWARD.
Says belongs Eugene Wagman who lives the Mis-
spp river salvets plantation in the parish of eer
Charles He has small the neck, the
feet inches high and is aged about 26 years
The owner will claim property according law
MIGUEL HER NANDEZ, JR
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered July 25 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
iy26 l5t CLERK of Comptroller
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going message, were read twice and coneurfed in,
the rules being suspended:
4 resolution accepting the securities of Sienner and
Yeas Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall Harrison
and Moreau-5.
resolution s9 to pay sS4dty eil po.stau uarrsson
and Moreau-5.
railing Coliseum Square and authorizing the Surveyor
banquees made not exceeding s. running
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox. Forstall, HARRISON
and Moreau-5.
@o sss Ss p sas ~ lie ss
to eadniIcste contract after days notice.
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Harrison
and Moreau-5.
resolution approving adjudication of contract Mich
olson Co, for making briek sidewalks etc. on e Andrew
from Rousseaato Constance street. and accepting 'herse
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, HARRISON
and Moreau-5
resolution authorizing the Comptroller adudicate
FIVE Hys notice contract for paygg wv sn 6 a NJ
Yeas; Messrs Nixon, Cox, Forstall, HARRISON
and Moreau-5.
for 9Sns and seSes in f9@s hs 9ss sGqs
Yeas; Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstali, HARRISON
resolution Rejecting the adjudication Con;
nell paving viii, square Old syee from Canal
70 isass street and T. EgSTnE the Comptroller 10 resell
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox. Forstall, Harrison
and Moreau-5.
i resolution approving the adiqdeafiop of G.
making brick Sidewalks ani the west side Of ryaaes
street from Felicity road 10 81 Andrew street. and accepting
his security.
and M0reau-5.
Aes0lnou approving the Adjudication Of contract
Canre making brick Sidewalks the southeast side Of
secErity
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstal, Harrison
and MOreau-5.
Aesoluon approving the adjudication CONTRACT to Jehn
Coleman Co.. brick side walk ho
sides of Bcnvile street, johnson narge street
accepting their securities.
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Cox, ForstaIl, HARRISON
| and Moreau-5.
resolution authorizing The Comproiert ucate TO
lowest bidder contract Ter milking iii aaks The
enst side of Louisa stree from Qzlc'd aiired street
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y r. wII.utphrS PLANTERS, PATENTED
. CORR WOOD GUTTER.

patent rights of the above have
by company gentlemen Of the city Of New Orleans for tho
States of Louisiana aississipp Atana Tennessee
Florida Texas ard South Carolina ALI parties wishing pur
chase parish, State rights machinery
obtain the by applying 10 the derslgnsd Who IL sole
agent for the above company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-30

RANKING HOUSE OF

BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q ~ q n G. A ID Il A N AZ q q.
| HAVE this day admitted as . partner in the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who al
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the firm
andatyie of
GEO. q. ANDERSON l. co.
Being one Of the odsst Banking III ouses {if OF
theoldsst) in Iowa, the new firm solicits sontin-
nance Of former patronage 30 libsraly extended 10
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, Less Ex-
chHn &c, on the day of pay yment, free OF charge.
Their references are as nerly by senior part
ner Wis
RkrxRxNcHs:
Park Bank, ". Y.
Winsiow, Lanier 4 Co., ,Bankers,E.Y.
Edward w. Clark Co., ,philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Rnfssn.
Clapp, Fuller a Brown Bankers, Boston,
Marine Bank Chicago.
Gilman d aei poke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
FARMERS Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 kahm, BANKERS, 81
Gilmore d Brotherton - Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt d Co., Louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
keokuk j an. 'bs. GEO. c. ANDERSON
iankd
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aprbd
IyuUslN MAUDE AND KOSAMUND; BY the
~ snthor of aTompest and 6unShipe, /" Just re-
ssived BY OGDEN, BK0WNHLL J CO.,
Il my nd J1MAia-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-30

NORM ,aAkDRN, RUBBING and ether m oex;
~ Spades, shovels, hattocks and Pieksy
Scythes, snAths, and train Cracles;
Cow bells, Rakes and Corn Planters,
6x, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay ard Strsw knives;
hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY on hand and for sale Low by
mchvdAw s. W. A III. TUCKER.