The daily Gate City. [volume], October 27, 1855, Image 2

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

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Iowa

                
w
0atc
i
s
lu
Press
uor
i
K E O K U K
SATURDAY MOli.MXG, OCT
27.
OFFICIAL FAPSR OF THE CITY,
«,. .rfh. i,
•arpaated. isubseription price (1,40 per annum in
ad,
U,(V,
solicitiag stock) that this road "has been
impelled to ddav operations on account of
«a lack of meani." and announces such as
the fact, adding, however, "we are glad to i
a year from th- jircsent lime
"promising.
The
Press
was
and we have been
whistle in vain for one tribute, toll or
"bonus from the unceremonious interloper*
"vtjbo have robbed her w ,,. v».u
'11 at the only method l.\ v i,.. vS o,
a
ilv, and
jreilt'loss.
1
Tars MOIXEJ. V.U L» V Warn is ISSUED"frou» protect the community."*
title ,.(loo every
Wednesday, ha. an extensive and in As a question of importance, and out*
«rt*.ing oireala:iun thr-NGIU UI the DETMUIIU s V'hI-| which has commanded much effort pro
ley. W«N in the RCAT OF the State anl IBET'ni- I
anc
The
CnmnAm- h«r. u 1 think that
Compam have not been but a few weeks en- H.
lindcr very favorable au'spices, and with the
most reasonable confidence that they would
not be compelled to suspend or contract their
operations. And as yet they have not, nor is
there the least expectation that they will.—
The roid is being graded very rapidly, and
unquestionably before the first dav of next
July they will run cars over their track as far
AS Montrose. It might be done sooner than
that, in fact, very easily, and would be, ex
cept that it is ii,w too late to procure iron this
season, and there is no economy in complet
ing the road-bed too long in advance of its
Occupancy. The matter stands precisely in
this way, instead of the position which the
infers, and our -temporary will do the
justice to make the correction.
We observe that a writer in the Bur
lington
Hawkeyeot
in
ft true {lor sueh is th« epithet bestowed up.»n
HP. honorable and legitimnte enterprise) E n
V'ft circumvented is by a counterplot, and ihe
one suggested absolutely necessary, is a
road fro.n II ,in ton to Montrose to meet it.
Now as tu !s i,.e:'prise generally, we have
only this .i
present in reply If thev
thiak to thwart us ind the a-ttrv n'o.ve in I
Wt*st of us of tl:a Ujl'Uug'
through thi* re 1. or .-.thev
expect to be \«,1 v it i
g»*« through Bit-im n an-:
dentally to her :iu.
have no ob|e*ti MI t'i th- it
just as quick .i ...
them that the Ju i
uerived
make all who
R-V'IVE Us
we
advanta-
M! .rri'-utc in,
II-.I MAT er, and W .•
-IDING their
line
I'.it we
V
have
assure
', in-
b.IIIT. ri"ht»peed*
1
nb.mt
:!.o
result
and wewouli direct
4plc to the very great
&o n^uch interes'.ei n this road attribute
to it, trustinj: that it may have the effect of
stimulating their energies for its -construc
tion, and prove theiu worthy of the credit
which this writer give* us for energy and en
terp'-ize in the following extract, viz
"Wnile Burl-niton in confident safety is
wsurniu rs.'lf tUit one new gotten source
of wealth will bene forward, without fail
e mt'nue to pour its tribute into her treasury,
-he aware that her ambitious (and we shall
sjon fee!) nnn vn«~|y enterprising neighbor
b.tlow— leagued with those above wh»*e in
tere-th are as dear ss those of selfishness
e\vr are, is putting forth every enertjv.—
•training every nerve, aud devoting them
k-l\ -1 with th- «pit of true self sacHfiea to
i' ob'ect, (on th-y f««el of the utmost cotj
»equ'_*nce to them) of wresting these advaa
tng now tto^^e^s by Burlinston from her
attention of OUR peo-
••tance which
others
future
are not received by our bankers
Agricultural BttA, Krowt^vi'le, Term.
Farmers' and Merdiantx* Rank. Green-!.
ro», Md.
Valb'V Biiik. 11er:own, Md.
M'limfactur.-rs* and M' tmnics' Bank, Cf!
embus, Geo,
Cb»ro)cee losaranec ati Banking Co., Au
gusta, Geo.
TAItrv AT TWO FFR FF' T. NI-RORVT
AtltiitH, interior, J.av t»ra! /e, and Mer
chants' Rarnk, Ueo.
to/.
Capital Puni-lirarni In Wimaioiii.
The Milwaukee
Hincimsin
CON JT
S
w 1 throe rears since capital punishment wais
Keokuk Sit. PIcuMintMnd Muaraline
Company
The Chicago
Democratic Press
(from what cvideno#we know not, except be-
okl hiW*
a» too hatsty in its mfuence, i
een able to observe nothing
Which could have left that impression but
whether there were or not, it is not true.
Aft
twic there
the 23th, to whom the
•ditor gives the first place under its editori
al head, has a different idea of the matter en
tirely. In brief we may give his points as
follows: 1st, The Keokuk and Muscatine
road is certain to be speedily built 2d,
When bir.lt, all the produce and haziness
west of Burlington will run o.T upon it to
Muscatine and Chicago above, or to'Keokuk
and St. Louis be^ow, to the total neglect of
Burlington and the Burlington and Chicago
road we quote in point: "That road built,
"and not one bashel of
*r
iin from, or we«t
"Of Pleasant will -r reach Burlington,
"but taking the route to Muscatine and frotu
"thence via Rock Island, taking the benefit of
"her railroad bridge, will speed for Chi,-ago
"so the freight assigned for the country as
'•far west as Mt, Plea*ant, taking the ilock
'"Island route will be com untied to the care
^of jh" Keokuk, Mt. PJeasant and Muscatine
"It. R., and onward go to its place of desti
"nation and Burlington may stand agha*t
perhaps
WP4 i» «h.«tiv.propnranon of fueir lino. I °f murdor wlmh Th
u wlioi, tlifj dii [tut force upon it, it wu
hM
of a late date,]
in alluding to a recent murder in that city,
•ay«:
"We trust that the next Legislature will re
enact the death penalty, and we hope it will
be done, not to gratify the revengeful spirit
bl"arin«
ri ht t0
th'
ficient 1,ccause of iiS
vorv
'istonhftetv ?n t. :„f i years while the old law was in force, how I
mau Umes was the
''"i
increased.
2. Taking into c. deration the rc'ative
population for a period immediately previous
to the abolition of capital punishment in
that State equal to that which has since
elapsed, is it true that a greater number of
murders have been committed within the Lit
ter than the former period?
These questions we suppose can be li
nitelv ascertained by an examination of the
judicial records of the State, and they are
wunhy of being answered categorically be
fore thc repeal or continuance of the law is
finally determined upon. That question
should be decided calmly and intelligently,
uniailueneed by any temporary cxciu-xuen or
prejudice of feeling.
Vfkai t« the Crimea
i Frein Itie
S
of an excited populace, hut as the best meant tant in a commercial sense
No change at Sebastopol, every thing quiet.
The Allies are threatening I'erekop, and
right and best that such cxper-
full and fair tnal. It is between two and
1
8CvPrft'
t9d and th
I"'08*
aild
the h'ipjien to bo SI. toui, L"-»prirty of re.toru.slho
P^P1"
of Wi8C
It IS
u
P'
thf*
blowing points:
That thc olti Iaw should have bwn
Penalt?
k was necesisai
W IJIF rd M.- vur
Homer calls it the land of the Laesbrigoui
ans, who were
giants and ate men's llesh, and
from whom the '•much enduring" I Ivsset
escaped with home dillicultv. The Crimea
Utans they were tiuu ealkd,) drove tinm
o u a n o n e y w e n e s e w a n e i n e i
merian". They called themselves t'imi ri
when they arrived in Kurope, A jiortioa
them in U",tics, with fantastic legends of the
fall of Troy in their early and mythical 1
lory, are still known as the Cimhri but
are the parents of all the race of th
and now the imadcrs, Knglish, 1 ik
s
.Scowh and Irish, are onlv hocking tiua- uu-
There is another little association with tin- PUI
i iraea that to us Americans is in orciting.
One John Smith, ihv John Smith, the adveiT
turous captain of Virginia, wiws also a wu
several Mo.-lem turbant- with heads ias'ub
them, but was unluckily e-tptured and
a slav e, lie Was v.irrl«:d up the fc}.r.i ,,t
Ivertsch and into ihe sua of Azof,
and the nearest Ilti-Mnn post, j-
rior against the Turks or Tartars. Ho cut pa I pu.r ulnaoih. IhVso wiiriin ».vn «l itu-n.
T»l
,,m
wiiero in the Crimea, or thereabout* .v.
tivity ceased, lie killed his isc
his horse and clothes, mid rod- f.
Ki,.AV
lihl
nearly synonv itwus ideas. He.^-iyj kuidiv r
wived, aud passed along froia oneMa^e,",. ,I
station to another back to ir ends an «I,
tation. With every step v jH.w iu*,taim"nt
of irratitudo became dav fVom him. which he
for he founded VirgMiia. Virginia one dav|
le,H^Weit
ivffd hv mir bunVt.r. I K'*r
T:
Retold,by a little eloud
than nmn
»FLH,.
.V.,T.LD'a
it, -i.i5 s\
wall
Planters' and Mechanic•* Bank, Pahon, OurTt'iub
tieo.
ul •reside nee
f^The Court of Claims tomtn ed its pr*u
o n i e
rae th
i
tleittJ-a. were too full of the" Middlesex* ele'i- dead—dead
A k 4
e 1 ,nvJI
empire was but jus1, begiimintr, and no N ipo
leon had taught them the value of the pas
oulik of Egypt to the overland route to the
the
riots and the natiuu si debt, to think mueh of ,torious sound. The" spirit trembles be-
no
hatuF' which con
out to-day the Crimea is th
18
1
tailed in aud
Puehl?
of
•***. i nave strc ng attractions to induce him to lo- s rface of his being, checkered, thouuh not
.euion WMk»(K«
C:,t,
Foreign Sews
ARRIVAL THE AFRICA.
\I:w YORK, Oct. 24.—The steamer Africa
arrived THIS A. M.
Breadstuff's slightiv advaueed.
The news by thi* arrival is highly impor-
Manifesting some activity on the Danube.
11
The Turks still held out at Kars.
For breadstuQs a fair demand existed at
the extreme prices of the week preceding.
Hal I road renvanr. abolished in W inconsin. V ithina few months Indian corn in good request at former import-hath it to the utterer, but it i« a weak
infers I
shocking murders have been commit* i rates. Provision* unchanged.
:onsin I 1-f'iidon money market continues very
sois fluctuutiug.
ALU AX, Oct.
Africa arrived here at 9 A. M.
f"
7
s that tl.o prospect of its completion with-1 Pfnu'ty should have been inflicted employeii in making a road from Baiallava'to briefeMlrui
with some degree of certainty. Now in all Sebastop.il.
All quiet at the seat of war.
Ten thousand of the Allied troot
the instances gf murder during the many A Frankfort paper asserts that the Russian
le:ialt'
as e Wheve U wu9
ur
il.v
If
intlicted lf
onl-v
UUPfr or
he reasonable ground to] t.e all ed Meet before Odessa consisted of
it is not the change in tie ol line and steamers, and came to
i
anchor Oct. ti.
1
«cap. v. .....v.
is al»o known in tragedy as Tatiris, und the ^*l':loorg with great activity.
custom of sacrificing all strangers upon its al- Accounts of the bml)ardineut of Riga state
tars, which then prevailed, shows that from
storm and eternal winter dwelt bevond ih..: government has invited all the maratimc pow
uiine sea, which onlv a few adventurous
Jon-
WASHINGTON, (let. 24.—The 1*. S. Attor
n y Uen- ral has decided that it is no depart
e from our neutrality i'or citizens to sell
ther belligerents gun powder, arms or oth-
:!r?'H'!''3
of
e -ftral place and making "themselves at home 'f'utral state to transport troops or
•ifter a tolerably long absence. Th-*v h.iv
toun 1 th"re '"!j Scythian tribe who
iceted them. Tube sure their fmm,T o... i
u e o s a v e n e e n i n o -e i o n o e
whole time, nor verv much of it. I.i
more in fact than lutl? a conturv is ,•
t'nev finally took it into their keepiuF, I.e.
after driving out the Cimmerians, they (the~e
Cvthian Tartars) were themselvi.*s espeile
but they have come back and got the sU'-t
of the original-owners, who now, alter n u
swt) thousand years, have just returned i
I k iifter the old homesteati.
IIALIKAX, ct. ^4.—The royal man steamer those who loved us best, will drv their tears
'KHt withdrawn 'rom the north
side of fecbastnpol, towards the height ol
'j the Baltic, and that 4
,5U men are concentra-
I Nl«oloff.
•eror of Russia arrived at Odessa
22.
ba«
pt. 22f but left next day tu attend the conn
••ii of war at Nicholoff.
Detailed accounts in the
show that the Russian looses for three weeks
before the fall of Sebastopol were 32,(XHii
men, not counting deaths by disease. I
Rations had been ordered to the Danube
for 4«,0J i French troops expected to arrive at
Silesia about the end of October.
Tne Anglo-Turkish contingency had been!
ordered to Shumla.
The British Ciuvernmcnt lias issued a rir
cular to its representatives, which sav» that
although Pruss»a is still at liberty to act as a
me i.ator. at present it is not a proper time.
T«i U the western powers must follow im th^ir
lv,,,lta,o Kithno treat, from llu,Sii u»t,l
she is expelled from the Critjtea.
lien. Monerieffannou'nees a saccessfalen
rrement between the Cossack military and
ragoons and some Turkish cavalrv and Ba
sh i Bazouks, nearly uUOO strong, the Turks
Lad killed, and Ali Pacha was taken
prisoner.
The Turkish garrison at Kars was reduced
to the greatest extremity. Omar Pacha was
advancing to attempt to raise the siege.
TirE BALTIC.—The Russians were repair-
ersy"»,J
manners dared to penetrate. Cimmeria! i ^"f^ence at Copenhagen, with reference to
there is moaning in that name. It^ is onlv que-iion of hound Dues.
Crimea in its full development. It w a- iiREKcr..—The Ministry have resigned, and
the halts of the Caucasian tribe in their ?ar( replaced by a new one.
arst western migration. The Tartars (Scy-
•!.
the batterv nt the mouth of the Puna
Lnit^d htat.-s included, to meet
i(,th of Sept. have bscu receive! nt this
Uariiev arrived at Laramie on the 17th.
The Sioux Indians commenced war inearn
1. Se\ ernl parties had been attacked.
vrar, or for the merchant ships
military ammunitions for either belligerents,
v':icu
commerce hi ing perfectly lawful, subject
i!v to the chancer of hostile* capture by op
i i•• ng powers.
NHW YORK, Oct. 2-1.—The cotton gin build
nigs of Wad^ Hampton, Jr., in Washington
i iiatv, Mi-it., togeiher with the machinery
.ui i 1- )Til^s cotton, burned a few days
-in e—loss $2",IKH).
Ci.sciwATi, Oct. 24.—Birnttm'sB-tbv Show
he.-e proved a failure. He says that* it wa*
eiu^ed by the -trictur«'s of the
"WLWA I am
Commercial,
and has brought a suit for !?!10,t.»J against VJ
e i y s o e e a w e e e
strange meaning—-a solemn intimation un-1
fo'.ds it-eif at their utterance. Four simple
little monosyilablea—how much of gloom do
TOU convey. How ve speak in funeral tones
of the extinguishment of earthly hope—of
the spirit that has struggled in vain, and is
painfully quiet now.
When I am dead," is uttered calmly butt
what a calm—such as the tornado leaves!
w e n s i e n e o o s o v e e s o a i o n e
v nee pronouncing that despairing phrase,
ha* not all it mournfulnes.-, from itself. The
listening ears hear something more for from
A|
duly dii-ciiurged through his
heirs and assigns those words the groan of high aspirations I tTLa"i' fr'm hr 1^:'iIiwin'-fdiM in"mlii Vgcntfemcn *n,c*uw*
with her sister C'»Uvnie*, hecame the I'nited "harp rocks of adversity, come up,phan- HE.. T. URAE^ Coli-Smith PLlb,nkb.-ad--^it »r «ouW
aou.si-of Rour jon and the house of Ouelphl "When I nm dead."
aad no leisure to look eastward. In fact, often, like the pt!aling .,v.. ..... .v.,, ,.
I lutroduc.d it ba#«A
lieLues for chills, and
Vl
vmpath
C/.urina. I he Indian fur*4 tin* rushing tSoo 1 of coiijlictaii emotions
revolted
ui Id
aeit-
at:on of Texas than England then did in the
... Crimean tr..iij,fer to Ru-saia. 'ihe seed-, of f,i-
I'ncurrcnt loutj. tare calamity are sown in silence.
The notes of the following n uie Banka
-W y I e e a i s a n e e v e o i s e V u w 5 y
which follow the dark echo, and essay to
fades
iance through itn import. But the who
amidst the encircling mist, and the
spirit turns back confused with blindness.—
Even the echo of death cannot be penetrated.
Tne few feet of mould that composed the
grave, are wider than the globe, higher than
the stars. Not the mind's eye, not the anx
ious soul can glance through the barriers—,
I ae the boundary between time and eternity.
gnifies'
*ig- When 1 mn dead," more or less signifies
comes oat of resignation, or dependent woe a fulfillment•
the centre nf nature, or a perversion of its end, may
gaze, an 1 what isnow pa sing i these words express, though sad thev are sit
t^brt chungm ta« whole visible best. When the aged inari, who-e steps
ive grown feeble in the walks of goodness
a v e n a
(iraijifhts on a v
clo in the Nt.trih American for October.
the foregoing, large and whose hands tremble with the fruits
ertmnjng and able sir- hih oft given charitv, utters the»e word*,' ^",ne 'u,:
thev fall from the lips as a prayer to'heavca.
In th»«» his will harmonires with his destinv
SAMA AWA AT CARTIUGKNA.—The Aspin- mid the tear that starts for a superior soul
l.«. \.*. ....... _ir
says: "Santa Anna an family about to leave his clay, glistens in the light
are safely installed in aud near Carthagona.! of happiness, gleams out of the heart at the
rs are aware that he has a beauti- prospective reward of the future. The U.j
but a few tnties d'stnnt from too, that never t'lucned thc rim of th« fount
Carthage na. His bari».*oda was under good of Nature's I'oesy, may murmur "When i
euithati on, two years ago, when he left it at am dead," but death to «ueh a one is better,
the call of his partisans in Mexico. Ho now j»*-rhaps, than life. His heart holds no muj- i
returns to private life for the third time and IC, chiming in cadences to weal ur woe his
««««t: inward existence was void, and the rough
hi. r«imD,,,t th,r, tiuic, »f. bright^ l,v .h' half thi ihuf dart-
ter M* ei x-ittng and varied career." i ens but litile'with the panoply of the tomb.
Ib»w different, when youth. g! owing with
beauty of noul and heart, rich with the trea
nures of mind, and wurui with nynipatliy for
all of loveliness, sighs, like the south wind,
•'When I am dead A spirit Noems to wail
its anthem, and an eclipse of the noontime
upon
a destructive whore.
"When 1 am dead.**
i i, the plaint of a ghoflt on the tempeat andmid- t*»tion to receiving UH«1 forwarding all kitul-of gTMMl
A slight engagement had taken place near night wind. But we must all sav it some-
Kertchkoff and resulted in favor of the A!- time for the crave lies at hand vavvi.ins:! l"K ""l*™ »ny d.^ripti.-n merelmtiaiw. Fr»u.
I,| i i *u i
white avenue of hope leaning against the
stars.
"When am dead." Strange and fearful
phase to others, the great world. Who speaks
it tuny think the singh* going forth of the
soul will move more—all will lie as before.
When he. and you, und we gentle reader, are
i folded in our shrouds, friends, dearest, and
memory
nt
t°
briefer than Woman's trust or man's period
l,lIr
Invalided* Rust*
furrow homes.
1
i
1
Died.
"ii Thursday. Oeiob 'r Is, lsj'j, near Fairfield. Jicf-
on eouii'v, Iuwa. after a svrorc illne!»-' (f nin«
i\s, with I'viib 'id Fever. Ci.ABUKSV. oldest ion of
P. no. I Ivii/nl. tii A 1 ift\•• 11. ag.•! jf.:.ur.,
7 ill tit itiid 1•I»j1 «.
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS
U U o i k N v i i i
1 .v MA.Nfuna.
_«oUW Agent*.
Oct. 26. 18.V.—dwid.*
(Time- and Ft liemftine KTATE.smanc
IIB
rp
TO
tVINt 4et«ruiherenfter,
i
Oct. 24.—Fort Laramie dates to
Biolicf*.
RECKlVKh
huh to fall upon the picture of a high nature general .-ioek „f Or.«t riw. and .-hall Lw p,spared to
cheeked in its purposes—turned from dnlcet sell upon tin- moot favorable tenuis.
waves upon a coral reef, against the rock* of Vt' l'1"11*l"w
v....
I urn uiw uwu. It i* as mournful as i., make liberal advancer*. Wv shall iy rptciiii at-
ere they have all begun to flow. The heart
that beats with rapture against our own will: 1H1 M'EHS AN1 O»mMISSION AUIHCIIANT?.
freeze above our memory in a short time—
dead, but while thev die. We shall soon be 2 "f
with them and it mav be g,.od to go earlv
.lu'ylHUh. 1 !.• MiiS'sainbuat "ak-
laiid. the illow in^ arti. s»
b« -EAU and CONTENT* two
queuchad, and hopes pule and bleeding upon of Metup'o^Tenn .. tii-bone OI IH. pr..pr»ct«:R: I IRT/'/'F WH-
States of America. Wigland was at war with torn like, amid th« ghastly scenes of the bu- t'1" V" \V i»e u an inspei ti n ef thc saw.
France and her 'AWN revolted colonies. The ried past. I ..r Th,,,.'
V*^KET. lawyer,
an 1 the world grows gray, aud !**',trijr"
B"D#T"ATL.J:
K
a
TIIFL proprietor in it»trodm
by
1
wil1
0
ONE b'tx
|ile.ieier: ONE eld R-TOVE. niarkul "A. Coulter, K« o
KU 'which wall be in thirty days, unle-« EALL
k-4 i T. and ali charg Juid.
:^4dIm CU11TEN*I»KN A McUAYI\
A ,\ew Store Opened,
v
N. Chamberlain.
Ju &t[bourne's AVw Block, Main street.
Dry AOD»,
Carprln,Paper llan(in|T,
ML CIJOTHS, VVIMXIW SHADE.4,
and
II0L'-?E FL'NXI^HIW MiYiJOOD-JtiENEHAl.I^
DAMASKtI..W.'Cp
1
ami MIIFIIN aj. rie,. at
O. -2.. CU A
.M UMLTL AIV 'S.
LI/R T'orniee*and Bud«, u i on Mp, L'uia
and 'J'a»»eU ).. .urci, and WIUD-W Shudei, at
tCt-2jd
Dead,'*
MEN no BHAWU
-rj
ItEXCII. Swiss-. and Seotch VWILLE Work,
rati:
it--EK,
C,J
An Lxtemal
a fnvt
AM BEltLAIN -.
LOTH T.iiin. (HAMliKKLAlN".-.
JK WIRH IN i MJ/LOY acoinp -teitt T..- e
\V
uph(
MA L, to nil part# «,f tbe country.
SOLE wholesale and RETAIL agent for Keokuk.
11.11. AYRES.
CIRNER HD and Muiu stre-t. oet^ldw
MK. OIUPXTEK,
(runv NI W riiKK.)
("ISTMPI
id
the TESTIMONY of soiu ui tbe IK«? nunuti in
nne-S C. Misnigsijtpi and ArkairU. TH PROJIRIE*
rand*ou of DAVY Crocket, TIM*. H.
HE have heard It: ... gucrr.o v n STOVK and aj]taratus TO be FOUND in TB*
pealing bell that toll, the
VSELL of ••The May YAWN," "Lament
TH« 1 Emigrant," "The lbind Boy," and
other popu lar ..,»ngs, respectfully anuounces" that he
».*original
Ba llad I.iiirrlainiiKBt.
at COS-CE!!T 11.' ia., ON Sauiiday EVEHINJT. Oct. 27tll,
(bei the on 1 v niitfht he ea.ii oi K 'okuk.) ^bich
I MIC ude tin fallowing nonce
TLJT* OUNPHUIIT—^ BY DOC® tbe WUSTO
a»»a r.Uuw my pt'th.'
John Anderson. ^1 -FOE.
Lament of e In.b Emigrant.
TH b.'.rringo the door.'
Tin- Death of
Warn n.
THE 15.ind I^
I'm alone, All Alonft
Dunt an Cray.
And his ecP-brat'-'D-cantata
The Mav Queen. A »ONSR'» TH**® P»RTS. Poetry
by A. NIL v on HMC by Ikmpstrr.
"PAUTI -EV. ty
The
w r*e hail tbe removed. It i.. perfect 1 v harinl s»
isi-ie., and |n" P',r,,,1Kbt far alicud of our extern itU'cbaniCf.
N o w I WOULD ETY that TIE1 PROOF of tbe PUDDING is al*
1 S I
iug
W.B. HIST'IN. 1 li''. W tl* Wh INS. H. Hl'STif*.
Huston, Hawkins & Huston,
i Sit ..»•?.?
l,,!
n
through a bed of thorns, or gleaming like a
HAS
I
So.
Ofi, Main-!
Floorlnirl Flooring
Flow«for
OR Mb* twelve tb.iownd 1 i M'perier Ftnuriug,
ca«b. Enquire at tbe tiatc City Furui
t.ur K im, Muiu Stre«t, between th an I u'llt.
oct. 27. dsf. A. W PL \TTi Nlit IUI.
Offiec 't ihe btN.kuk. I t. 1'and i
Minne«oia li. It. Co., t. 2.), lSi»5.
Nolicr to Kiockholdrrtn.
K. R. u. arc lti*rt*by uo*iliat
Pninrti-iy, TH# 1»! day OF IK».»-III!« U
t, o
YVM.
TTTABAM, Treasurer, n the K. K. offi e, in Ki okuk.
HI WU T.LU.I-JI, P.C.HL NT
F. CONN. Swretaiy.
|IY.T
For Rent.
i ...- ..... .... ...... MJi'i K
.««ld oMjf, ,,dit. ft ioine on with v«ur diuit?!«! *1"',' 'V'li
ii.'t »»•,»• *i .. Iv announce the -n
All kinds of Millinery werk done to outer, ,}(t«»Ktokn
Get "'ii -dtf J) III'WPHKKY 4 4(1F
Booth
and
*. Crittend TI, 1 I»B SALE IIN enure stock ol
LT TN and M.W in »T«re, al
S'un u» H-'miitt it
WIIoLE-Al.K
EORW AKD1NO ME1U HAM'R, Main street,
between Fourth and Eil'ib, k.iikuh, Iowa.
We list ample no-mis tui'i shull keep a fall and
a
'"'"V11'1 ^'ummliwion busin.-#
a,,i| stilir-it l.tr sale consignments of nil kinds "1
merchandise and country jir duet'. We are prepared
b..tb to and fr-»m the interior,and to fin
thr lonjt fXperu-DCf Mr. u. li. Jiu.tou in thi
branch biwuw'S*, uliull be libit? »i\t' naiixfae
U. jn »TO\ HAWKINS k IIUSXO-V.
V\. i ik. it'asurt' in rootiuineiuliui our smwMari
tu our old friend.-, and a-k fur them a continuanr-* 1
tlie lib'ralitjr t-xit nd 'd t» u«. Mvasra. liu«
tun, ILiwkiu.- A Huston art pr»*]»ari*d to a larg.
busiu e*. and fr»m their cxpt ri* np, and ability, w*
arc c«nfldent will give t'ntiif* fatisftM lion.
^AXNLV A HAMILTON.
Or!n».rr ft, -'htwlm
I hMill.KTT. 4. W MANtuLKT.
OAKTI LTT A tI AX OI »T,
•Strive ISI'I')
til I". FunUtotlxtr .)
Nn- *tre-t. K^kuk,
1"!,,r'u 'b-public
nip fr tbe purptnk
l«'»-a, n»j. fun.v
thill tlu^ ha\c .rmM a. par
fJ
•. IT I *»4 IVNW IMUIIMH,^. «IA« itlg |)tirchliStt, 'i ttu'
IS at a IS Well thuf 'tisth© world's custom entiiv^tucU «f Family in. vri. at thc nbr.vc mnwi
and nature's law. We weep not for the
k-*ijr»»
b"Vt-,,y
-art II
•uniu^t
parrymgon tbv abov» bin
i n a i A a i i a n n e i a v i n a s
making audi mi-lit wnMiheret'., «M fball nmk.
l'ie b*tr-f»nU
"!rict
ihf kind in tin-H t. an*
rsV! tt'
f'""'"1'
lu,
public patrimage. ttiarlie wili wait with th- wairoj.
UAHTLKTTA MAXC0UH1.
Oct. to,
TilK Altl. 4 iD HOI Si:.
KU"M FT. .MAIU-OX. IOWA,
I.-I-IJ enlarged anl H--r,»N^RI-I v re not at ad.
aud is now a larg -and IA!ITNUT»DIOU»S FFTABO-H
invut. ("ftiteiiient
to I lie
the u*iy centre "f buxiness.
The iuek'r*jgu.d ha* iarui^ned il throughout ii
tbe WT at xtvk-, and trut? that a long tiJKTI
euee in tbe bu«iufiis will enable him to give ut-rai
^atis/netiun.
Oct. 20,d.Utf B, F. ROE.
lltMlt e. St H'iMK. 8. W8A.VT.
MIH-TK A (iR AT.
I'bLLA MAKloX ., KiWA.
'pANKI.lt-:. LA.Mt AUKVJ-. and \0TAK1K
1) PI KLH Ag nt+f..r 1 be I nito«t .^tatv? Life In
suranre ompauj Kova Slate Fir-1 lu-ui:o m
!Oiv, Ct/..|. r'?
k
rpHR stuekt-older* of the Keokuk. Ft. I.»io«iiiies .\ZETTK, ln'K-jvndeol in and
\JF Karl II war. lioi.» MUL (1.^.,-»arc-. Si.
... CR" k ry, et'-., at MI priee -AR will fxiv the PUREHA^
IIE three RTOTV bnek T- HUWM MW OEEAPLED S .R a fin. |.r.,tit to retail. JSXPA ieije*LM« |,R- v, ,1 ry
1. by Carey A fctib .unie. I».^«wion «n or CUETTI«IVELY to us tlwt, bv A-JHENNIR Mr^tly to lb
VFORE 1*t l)_-eeinler 1855. at whi -h tun WE intend
I L-b
MOVING to KilbMain WTRC**RT i |N»R E^UL. $KT* RV^RTUAR rr»'iii TNNIR irri-*-U
I-TRMS ajiply TO C.\HH\ I KLLLL"! KNH. TO i n END WE II.-K ^N EI-UNINAUOU OF niu" stylet
_»•!. J». dtf. I AND prie-.»*, a ii*» whtvh 'LI iunrarded BY mail
th* Public. any pi»rty
a"^
Shorn
A CO^T and enrriag.'. A- THE W-ICMRTOF GEORFCE
wb-k#abj
vicinity, that I
an r.
tail, al «H-T»*RI!e *.t *I»T arriaife. I make tills .-r
UI LIII.-C.'iuuuunity UNLY LOT a elent iitu-.
i 'e-r« Li\ notify all pr.-oi.s indebted in said Crit
terei u i ail iijum ue-at n !d rUoel and make
1 pai mni iuiaii.iiut«ly. II. It. RCKI'KH,
ieJ4dli Asitg'i
«. prepared in take iwicuesecs ot an wuo may R'vr
i liiiu a all, in the in |/vrf«rct. inauner. havlug
I'L'-TART# PAT UP IN I
I ».. u in :. an -F.V Kuurae-
e 22. 1- .H
Tin
LOIL'.K'S
A E A li.- 1
i.
i.
To ek your BIJF.4
Or ti(ioleouda'ii ti.
With praele trea-ure laden.
(io gather Myrrh aud rraiikineeiia
Aud «ee. Arabian -JJICE",
And cluster round your ••laarf' DE'IIJJBT"
WILDEST «.F DO leeit-~
I'LL GTVTJ U» b«r wluitu I ado:
liy far an off'rinjr richer—
My face, albdre^ed in lover*! •wiles.
In lbiei 1 fn Skylight Ptc'ur^.
lb
I: I O.IH' ST Maiu *«I.
L. W. BI11LL,
K N A A K I S
VN1I»diA-criptinliitof
dt aler in e\--
ry
CHAMBERLAIN
WOO], Thibet M* lla and
CILAMBKRN A1N
A. CAT-LIIIII I •, .-ill
I»agucrree.tyj«B u««i«,
ha.* reei'ieel TL»i* DA%
DIRECT froiuthe inann
taciurer* a LAR^--
A
riety of Paplur Alaetiie, nwiiiu MM
T'ASEII, of all sizes' aiul tyte«. which will b- NOLO
cheajxT than EVER before oflertd in thi- market.
either
to ARTFS'N or filled «i *H IIF -1 IK
noma-are-
Call and
LOR the
:ickct a
Sai. .u-i- hchool. IN Li trict. No. Ki,
TwnAi|).
UANKlttl.L I i i .lt, I tnents
-O^/A.^ANA.S AXA i
N'ovel an \tra .rdinury remedy I«
NO* TH-IN at the !-K) L.I ht LUorii», s(,
Main Street.
AUGUST 1 RI. 1-", ..
I
IIICIIIOU'H VIDF-J.igllt Ulltl
DV.FENUKAN
TIA LLEltY.— .T
HAVIIT.' etit.ri V! intoarruni'e-
w i
tbe pat NTE*
H. H. W IL0 justly fitbrat imitation Papiv
.»«T25D6T' AMI-- ttKAHAM. MacbeFram ••S.t o whie.bbave l«-en
I.I
awiikded the
i s premium
IR a Elertro.-n^nctlr .S-ATC Fair, ar,l al *. a *»ld medal at THE World',
K
tir
rt
,,
ty and lini.-B workinatiship. I-hallenges the aanii
ration of the lov, of tb aui ii'UL in nature and art,
hira
II
a,i'u,
r',
TH /(ST AND NI
other deleterious
a quiek, radical andjier-
tmd is nt'i fullnwid bvairainof maladies
the E 1 in this ways inchewinjr THE HIRING. I WI AM invliyou
coiu.uunity JCBV** it make tU local repatat iun HERE AT some r.M.fing that BA^BPEN done by one of oar
BY '*WII MERITS AIII 8U[H*ri»r CI»IIU^ on I BE pub ic. UICHRHANIES DECI'IR F-O YVINR^CIF. A «po
ADDRESS C. M. NIT', Proprietor, MeuipLU, Tcnn. «-IN»EN «M SC«A a the new buihiing OF Col. Perry
I'HICR, $1. A lilwral diMjount made to the trade. Main street, betwc- nSlh and '.MB.
SCUT
i\SI
Pvitr II.—New Y u'« FT"
PvitT III.—R turn of SPRING.
.^T-Tiii- Mm: pr menu* thf sradoal deeay of a
y.MUG and boauiifut grlfrom the bloom of health' Pistols, Fancy Cbiaa eels, and so on, which HE will
a prein.ittire grave. 1 sell
at
WHOI.- LUT'OINPIINI edonthe Pian-forte. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"IfciSL R'U'IJ 50 n a Hooka IS cents. cheap for CA^B. C. OBERTOP.
LO couiiacucc AT U'CL ock. UCT23D KVOKUK Oct. 2$, 18J£.
URWOLNF HLLKHIIOII HIKI K. It. o.
UNO UI PAKTIII^T.
OT I I K A 21TII SKIT., 1H56.
THIS
liH'X'KK •-. COMMi-]u\ *fl|)
Company, ba^ ing
.1
soLlbOHl
1 !.• .i::
IMRN rnael N
unond RTTLIU-,
i
of neverai oi in. HAIOEM
nt v heU hl W
m,,,.. I 1, ... I ,1 pared TO up uiiniai.ire^ WBL-b, forfait TITIIN•!
1"? EU'H.N. b-auty and
V„rk
City I
nt .-ren
TII.- EI
West I'. M., an I
tare per acre.
"t. ainb HT lauding, and N
HAai
Ciark'* .^teurn Knjfinf Manufacto­
ry, and all imjiortunt apricultural ma«'tones.
K hior.- and Projuitlor* i tbu WKKKLY PKLLA
ftl u 1
per annum. Plain and Fmiey J(*H J'LTINTERS,
W w v
AMil lllM KKKt HOI WK.
/"YT)L I.H-4 MbLloT'L, Itnjioft, aiel J(ibVK*r«
l#v
IVarl STREET, and X", F»l ITiamb- r- STREET, NEW Y'rk.
would *ay to .M rebarit)« and dealtr* JC"l »-ra!ly that,
HAVUIG e'tabii«le.-L a ('AXB IIon«E in thi* bmiieb
trade, th y are fully eonvin-#*i ihat th y can *el)
^\-T tri. WE an afford*TO WLL fr-M I. N T-'TWI®!*
RUA'i.riita.
to d-. an •-\eiu- K»rth-awaw, by lae Inv i tngl« pai-kage, at
-IVCLY ea«h bu-ine?* in our retail ilfpartuieut, VERY eaii Hilly !. |«u ked FOR IH.- country TRIPLE.
Dafttrrrnaa Uallorf,
l!""2e Sk !i:»hr, tbe oi:tv iiyht by wfo' li a blue
can tic made to i»"k na'uial, and far nup«ri»r to uii
other 11»?Ut* f«r I'agui rre«»i_\ al#o having an
e^ji -ri',r in the r.r« of
OV.-T
r»n/n v,.*... he fia"er»
bitiisfll thai bo can *-iut tbe innft sajfiidiifus. 1'ir
tures and Drawing- «••(•. Hi LacdUeap*.-* and p«c
tur«? th- nick or t-ed taken at i-'iort n»»tu-e.
EAVLJIAGI and •!.. T,...
On .Main »trc*:.
Third «trtet I*
.^ctfuilv ,MMt all Western art-
AIM V,TJ TH"IR
,, ,.„ILIPU.L0
dtf FREDERICK ZUUO.
10,000 BI SHI:I.N WHI: IT,
A ND an union
i el •JUANI
»F
as ortmemt* tf Da-
'-'EN, I-.fantry. EMEliSOX, Artist.
tiallery. N o Third Street. sep 2FI.
PIRTK I I.AK \TTi vri€* PAID TO
ItlMltlX..
MU.
ULtlTOft—Su 1 your paper that a cer
tain K rit.einnn in the ett.ve trade has ariived
in ibis city and brought iti- UHLIIHI).'',- FROM the ea-t,
it y of I
Corn
aud all
X*. kind« of PRODUE.' wanted iinm. liut LV.
The HIGLI -t market price* w i B- paid for Wheal
and grain of all kinda delivered at tbe owiniui8»ion
war.. bou e OF the uudereign. d, on the Le*CE. b. tween
ain aud Johiicoi) street-, K ekuk.
oet22 llAsvtf W. A. PATTER-OX CO.
N"*SE I: ATIK.IRII
AltTFoRD FIUE IN-TRANCE COMPANY.
/Etna l.\senA.MECoMrA\. OF llAitTi oun.
STAK L.VST U.VNt E OMI'ASV OodensbiA U, N. Y.
Fire LTII!-ANE. and ln#nvanee against tbe DANGERS
of Inland Xiivigation effected in the above sound
COM panic.-' by the luitiersignid.
L.ives ln.,uj vd.AL lovvc*: latex, in tbe Life Depart
I inent of the .ttuaIiiMirioiee Co.
Oct A-dim WM. W. BELKXAP, Agent.
"-IOA A1*?TED on the LIOCKS aiul DIMS at
i «JU\J Belfast, and Iowavill,". on the 1». MI»ines
K: v«.-r luiproveuient, Carpenters, Qua ryiueu and La
borers. to whoin tbe hij?LU~t WAGEV will be paid.
Enquire at tbe workti.
c.
L'ETTIXIJELLS k BURROWS,
Keokuk, Iowa,Oct. 20 18,'.6. Contractors.
FA!S Y GOODK AMD TOIS.
OHEI'TOP. X'P. 72. Main ctreet. has just re
ceived a lar»E un i complete A sort in
nt of
Fancy Good*,Toys, Musical IIISTI uiu nts.Shot U«ns,
upon a vigorous
proieeution t.l the iniproti-uieiit of the rtivi
with the view of bringing it into titu at the .-HRLIEI-t
possibl. moment, anil t», ing destrou" tf ni.etoig,
TAR A- J. '«-ible. the g. iM-ral.y expret^ed Wishes of tl
(frople of thc DehMoine* Valley, hereby gue noti
that their Lund Otfiee will be opetntd, at tbir p.ac
at an early a day as they can procure the exuimn..
lions r. qui.-ite tor affixing a valuate n npin tbem.
In the mcmiiinie, apjilieation* will tie received
thi* office, fioni persoiir de-iruig to arvbase, wbii
Till entitle th.ui to a prcfe.reiM e at ibe Company i
.aiuntioii, iu Hie oriier of tbe receipt of their appi
»i ioi.". Applications t-hould be made in the f.-rm
ipp tided hi reto.
teriB- oi sale will 1*, for Prairie Land, ten
:ent. of the purchase money down, and ten per ceri •.
ryenr ttiereafter, with xeini annual interest at th
at e of eight per rent, per year, on alt i-utns unpai I
i'pon rinib-r Land-., one fourth down, and the bai
inee iu nine .tjual annual instaiin no«. withintc.
jst flr ai«oe. Pnyiueiit?' can be made in eash, or
nil' o| Itank- the r-tate of New York, or in tl
ftond.^ of this Can puny at pur.
In tbe sale of the.-, lianas preference will be giver
10 aeiutii feltlers, and annual improvements wi
be r. quii. to be male.
The Laiuii now offerett extend up the De* Moire
Rivei aa iai Seetioi. '1... Township 82, Range I
We.t 1*. M.
Pla's of the L&mh- :oi b- seen at thi* offifl.
where any information can be bad v applicati"
.n p.rrou or by mail.
form of A|iptlratUa
fiivc here lie- p.wi ufliee a ldrst* and date.
LAND DEI'A li I KEI
E.-
DEM1 »1NE A R. R. CO'Y.,
"ill MW A, IoWA
1 hereby apply to purehn
Township Range
c.»e for tbe iamv do
ID
sign name plainly,]
oi id JEW
Sept E-i.TH.',:,
I.nndw an«l 'lty l,ot« for Male,
I N., TK-EN re.[uested by sundry persyn* at
«undry tiui"( to name tbe PNEEA 1 woui
ake F«r my land* ami lot* in Iowa, I take this «N
,»ORT unity to inform tbe public iu -geut ral of tl
,r»ee» I will NOW
take FUR
into AN
tie ICED:
S I:
tbe same. A iiat i- ber
.•EII'.II 8, tovnibip 65, rsiifc F».
N E I of *'I
W i
I..! I
LI
t»I
IN Keokuk.
1 1 •.»
and tlie whole of J21
l^otn «j and WIS in Nashville, and tb# Sli of
W e.f fi '*i—oj—,» (ill iw res) in depute.
For the wbo|« of which I will tske turnlj-t»
'hwunmti dollars, one third band, and th« balan
n on*, two, tiiree. ami four annnal pa\inen!». wi:
utere«t at 10 per eeut. rtiu ita e, to b« j*id ante
Ulr, and jwurel by deed of trust until all is pai
Any per*e» WISHING for particular information
0 lm atioti or quality of the lands, may apply to
f. Red. Esq., or his Honor tbe .Mayor of the city
veokuk. WM.tllLLISS.
.t. .v 2:, 1-:. ..
A Itarr Claanrc for bead BARGAIN*.
,y or ..«( et on Main i-« 6 d».*irab.t buildii
wi) LVU oi th city of Ktv'kak ai-o for fab,
sehangi? we.-t.trn prup r'y. a giw. Mill prop.**'
.t Oioo: Wf aeie^ ttu.iee land in In liaim several l».
u tbe l-.wii of Na «rvit'e, county -«-«t of l.»u Pa,
oiinly.
111. Hti
choiv land near tbe
*R«K
NEU
ctmrc
•cat i Msnrif ,»:• Iowa, with fruit trees, fe,
Imj.iirej.f McKlANY
A
Rl NXEIT.
THL- FASI nil ,.
I^lIE Fa-t Mill o|... ur.d a half mil?* abo
1 ttiwij is now iri operation with a good stwk
fenlOM wanting LUMBER w i BE furnish.
short IU'.i«E bv Iea oig RLO-IR order* at the off
E. R. A D. W. FORD, or wi
W U O W N E
K-ok'ik. v 11, i-f
u.p buggy, at the IaerT Stal
octl2--d!f__ 'WM.' LE«
for sale.
S
IRIT'TY «F #?YLE, regardi«T»
HORN*.
OI 11! HAir.'-V nurbrv' TJ-IAR of sect it
l-intowri"i .. Nortbof lUuge 19 W'»at,
\ppaii »e et-UI I s»N, «. I! FI*.I red. App'V 1
LL I\ D. IMP -ON*.
Over p.,| ofht-e, Keokuk. oel. I'.'iHf
Rare liancr to flake
f^ol!
.1
onrY.
-ALE, tour jT'itl horM-i- and burnes*
unit si 11 cart# ami »be rntir bimn..»
ci
oiuii it I With it low, for cash.
U (•••-information, appiv toJ. KepfM
C. OBERTOP,
oetl'Sdit®
V ^LI:S K. I»L A'\ A ».,
das aud Kieani liueri,
Vwth Al«.o U-t. -iii .in e a si... K •••k uk, low.
VREMO-
PREPARED To JXTRODICE tiA Pit'
mtst -. d«.»Hings, churebrs, and other buib
ag-t. on r» a- 'iiald t- rms.
Our s(.«.k ga- tivturcs will always ml qua
0 the maud. tbetiu le, and our eonneeti-n
mb that tan furnib any pa'tern at -liort n
ice. e wou parto n:fl ly eaii lit,- at'i nlie.ti
b'w wimting Meara PI|K- eotiuectiou* to our
pipf, «tucb ba* iflau«t entirely sop. rs*d«d eoj
pip A rt.« k all siie.i eonatantiv on i.und.
Orders rt eeivtd -r bras, work. Ca.-b'paid »T o] i
'lra-i" mid Copj^-r. jOt'tob 1, 1S56-—d6m
Gat Fix!urea.
'|A (IE undersigued are prepared to receive ordc
1 for iitting up st..rc«. office.* and dwelling ho»?o
win pe and fixture* for gas—promptly exeiuto
he fame, and guarantying ail their work lo be gi
Ail person* desirous of us.ng g»s, that haren
«eri called ufietii, are rr'|ii.-i'. to leave their a
,res» with us. through the H! ee.
Ord .rs executed in tbe sm-oes.-.oi, in whieh th«
.ire rceeivid. St^tFIELD A 1JR0THER.
illy
li--- 1
a no* |.r,
of
rWUn,^
of .one, the durabil,-
To ths nterrhant* of town,
EW O 1 1 (i W A E 11 0 I' I
PWAPLES
4 ('0., bating taken tbe Sitre,
Market Street, Philadelphia, ilormeriy oeei
pi. 1 I' a-Mtt A Co..) aud bav ing seeured ihe se:
ices of ihe ui«»S tofSj' eiUters, we are now Main,
facturitig an entirely new stock of Clothing of t-v
ry description, and it is our intension af all tim
o keep n large stock of the newest and most desir..
ble Clothing siii'ablc for
the
extern market.
P. W.vi'i.r.*, formerly of li:.bui|(ie, having spei '.
be Ibet iwcn'v year* in thc We', and knowing tl
wau'» of Western Merchants, be fee 1st that be eai
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all thoae the
he may have tbe pleas ore of doing basiiices wi
Our Linen Furnixhiiig lloom, we think, cannot I
,iurp:o— ed, a.« all our Shirts, Collars, etc., ete., a
miole to order.
It will atlord ns mneh pleasure to have you ca.i
and tnikUe a personal exaiuiioi'.ion of our KttM'k.
August lHja.—ii 1 y P. W Al'LES 4 (J).
To tlie CitlKen» of Keokuk,
HAOiVI
NO interc.-ted with u.- the Me^^rs. Scofiele
lheOa.» Fitting loi-Oer^, We wi.uld a.-!U ..
tin- puulic tiiat all order gi'.eu to them »ill U
ecu ted in a neat and workman-like manner, ai
that tney can rely upon the work done by them, tt
being of the ver best matt rial.
A*
it will In- but a short tune bcf.ire tbe gns wi,:
be introdut d, we would reeouunend to tht.se dtf.
r*»us tf lighting Up Rt the time of tbe completion 1
tbe works, that they give immediate order* for pip.
fixture.', Ae., otherwise, muni would be delayed
yond that time, as it would be impossible to'siippo
all npil»e!i'i"ns ufon short
t:ee.
u y 1 —D DERRICK & CO.
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
Ivt ukuk, Iowa,
O.'l rs olicited for at v
O naiu utnl Tret-', Sr»
ff OliKn Vmc,, R^, Sbrul i,
v 1 eovering Plants, Bull
•t.'i, which Wilt lumis:.
ed at Eactc-ra Catuioguo
prici-a.
Alio Seedling Stocks to
the trade. Any aiticie in
our line may be had ui
time for fall planting,
vbieb is Jreidr.l y pre ft I
uli e, by *. tiding iu your
ord.-rs liiini tliately.
time for planting out yo-ir
Strawberry ltcils We have the ILiv.y, Ilnil^e ,,
Fine Aj.pl*, McAvoy's Superior, Burr's .New l'ine
knd Jeimey's Settling for mie.
NT
Xur-ery grounds three feiirth-of a mile west
the city "limits, on the Bluff ••K Road" to .o
De* .ines. lll'URELb
EChE
,/
k
HILTON.
ft pt 18,'j'. tlAw
urioNiiiem for tbe I.iltle Folk#."
V Y thing (hut you can think of to lit kit the
arts of tbe little folk* eai: be had of C. Ober
toji, a* the
Oct 20. SIGN OF IHE 1110 FIDDLE.