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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-05
Elections in Switzerland, the radicals were

Elections in Switzerland, the radicals were
triumphant.
U. S. Minister to Greece excites attention
by exchanging formal visit with the Rus
sian Minister.
The French papers say that the United
States offers to pay Of the indebtedness of
Greece to France and England on consid-
erstion of receiving Island Of Milo for 90
years.
Athens, Nov. 9.-American squadron de
parted for Constantinople.
LATEsT.-London, Saturday p. M--Con-
soils closed weak ut 81.
1t is reported in Paris that Canrobert is to
demand the hand of the daughter Of the King
of Sweden for Prince Napoleon.
A line of telegraph from Simpheropol to
Nicholaef and to St. petersburgh is open.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Richardson, Spence 4 Co., in their Liver
pool Circular on Friday the 10TH. report the
grain trade forssthe week very firm without
excitement. AT the close Of the market
prices were less firm. Western Canal ASA
ABS, Ohio AS Cd ASS cd, Red Wheat ! 10
6d(Glls l0d; White l2s 3d(0l2s l0d. Mixed
Corn 47s{G47s Cd; Yellow Ais Cd.
Beef has been more active at full prices
The result OF the government contract is not
yet known, but it was understood that nu-
merous tenders were sent in at much lower
rates than last year.
No sales Of Pork for want Of assortment,
but holders demanded an advance.
The Cotton market closed dull at last
weeks prices--sales 46, 1000 bales, of which
spectators took 5000.
The London money market had become un-
expectedly stringent. The demand for Amer
lean stocks was limited New York Central
Railroad $50.
Coffee had advanced from 2s to Is, and Tea
was active at full prices.
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Telegraphic News.

New YORK, Dec. /.
The COURIER and Enquirer's Washington
correspondent Inspector, telegraphs MS fol-
lows:
WASHINGTON, Friday Evening.-The X. N.
consultations have been held, showing only
40 or so members.preselta and absent. The
chances are that Hon. Humphrey Marshall
will be the X. N, caucus candidate, but that
Mr.. Ravens will receive the X. n. support
for Speaker.
An informal Republican meeting was held
to day, at which from 40 to SO members were
present. The point Of discussion was wheth-
er there should be formal caucus nomina-
ton or not. There was large majority for
caucus. The meeting adjourned to this eve
ming and is now In session. 1t is numerous
and enthusiastic. Mr.. Mace, of Ind, (dem. J
declines to canvass as Republican and X. n.
candidate, which grestly improves the
chances of Campbell, of o. Mr. Cullom, of
Tenn, will receive the X. n. and Republican
vote for clerk, but Mr.. Coteler,so f Va, is the
favorite with the Southern X. Ms. Mr..
Fuller, of Pa, X. N. and Wing, will get a
large Independent vote for Speaker. The
discussions were harmonious. The meeting
adjourned till Saturday morning.
The Washington correspondent of the Tri-
bune telegraphs as follows
The forthcoming report of the Secretary
of the Treasury will strongly recommend
that manufactured wool, with chemicals
and dyestuffs, should hereafter be admitted
free of duty. With regard to Iron the Sec
rotary will have nothing to propose to inter
fere with the present tariff.
A large space in the report will be taken
up, by careful and elaborate argument, in
support Of the policy here indicated, which
Is very generally approved by the mauufactu-
rers in the eastern States.
NEw YoRK, Dec. AT Ashland, Schuyl-
kill Co., Pa, a collision occurred a few DAYS
ago between an Irish and an American mill
tary company The Irish fired upon the
Americans, when the latter charged bayonets
on the former, wounding three, two of whom
have since died.
The Z. S. steamer Massachusetts, Lieut.
5. Swartout commanding, left Acapulco on
the lst ult., for San Juan Del Sud, under
orders respecting the designs of Colonel
Walker.
CINCINNATI, Dee. Wv. W. Cone & Co.,
bankers, made an assignment yesterday
which caused kanawha notes to be refused
to-day, as Cone was cashier Of that institu-
ton. The loans are not large and depositors
few, so that there is not much excitement.
UREA, Nov. 22.-Much dissatisfaction ex
lists in Lewis County on account Of the com
mutation of the sentence against Kavanaugh,
the murderer. An Indignation meeting was
held in Martinsburg 1T which Gov. CLARK
was burned in efhgy.
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INxURANCEA AGENCY.

rvTN 49,, - Z. ~ = - ENNH.
A@'iNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connecticut,
IL STAR INSURANCE co. 0gdensbnr.h X =
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn.
KINA LIFE INSURANCE co, Hartford. Conn.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., st Louis, Ne
merchandise insured against the dangers Of nsyiga
tioW
open Policies issued in the Marine Department Of
'he commercial Insurance Co.. of ST. Louis and the
customers Oh the Company accommodated with loans
% sty uays On reliable paper. Insurance procured
tor those desiring it, in any st. Louis Company.
VIM VI, BELKNAP.
hoFs I'M Cor Main and I'd SITS
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Indiana Hanks.

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter says tina
the following Indiana banks, their securitie,
having been sold and notes redeemed to the
outstanding, for which nobody is accounta.
BILE, and which the State Auditor has nothing
to redeem with. 1t therefore DAsHEs them:
Bank of America, Morocco.
Drovers' Bank, Rome.
Government Stock Bank, Lafayette.
Merchants Bank, Lafayette.
Perry County Bank, Cannelton.
Public Stock Bank, Newport.
State Stock Bank, Logansport.
State Stock Security Bank, Newport.
Wabash River Bank, Jasper.
New York Stock Bank, Vincennes.
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CO The Free State men gave the Slave
holders, by their new Constitution, till the
4th Of July to remove theiri property"
The Shareholders seem to think it better
policy to remoye'the Free State men Of Kan
sas forthwith, and so all Western Missouri is
arming for the war Of determination. And
We have little question that the citizens Of
Kansas will be massacred by Missourians IN
der the lead Of Shannon and the forms Of
authority and Of laws passed by these sa me
Missourians, all in the name Of Squatter
Sovereignty.
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A DHFERKScE.-In England, lately, firm
OF bankers were transported for term Of
IA years for using the deposits left with them.
In Michigan, a banker was transported to q
seat in the House of Representatives Of Con-
gress, guilty Of the same ofense.-[ Detroit
Free Press.
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The McCrea Affair..Kansas Justice.
A correspondent Of the N. Y. Times writes
from Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory,
Nov. IA, as follows:
The United States District Court opened at
this place last Monday. Much interest is felt
as the McCrea trial is expected to come on
this term.
The first business done by Judge LIE Comp
te was to increase the Grand Jury by adding
seven jurors. 1t will be recollected that
this is an adjourned term, and that the Grand
Jury Is empanneled at the September term,
consisted Of Is men, and that it was unable
to find bill against the unfortunate Nc
Crea. Judge lie Compile, it would seem,
was not satisfied with the action Of HIS Jury
at that time, and he determined to carry his
point any how this term.
Without the knowledge of either McCrea
or his counsel, the Court added more to the
forms me that these are all understood to be
against McCrea. l am further crediblv in
formed, this morning, that . bill will be
found, but whether the trial will take place
this term or not is uncertain.
The Jury as it stood before, had Ii for &C.
quittal, but, with the added against the
prisoner, there can be no chance Of escape
| before the Grand Jury. Several Of the
new ones were impanneled before on the
Petit Jury, SO it will be seen that Judge lie
Compte has system Of promoting the Peti,
Jurors specially, If he finds them 0ripht on
the GOOSE" which is phrase applied to
Slave State men. McCrea has been confined
ever since his 6rst arrest.
p. S.-Just as the mail leaves this noon. !
learn from one of the Grand Jury that q bill
has been found, and just brought into Court.
1t is for murder in the first degree. Thus il
will be seen how the seven new Jurors acted.
for there were before for bill and Ii
against.
Comment upon this outrageous proceed
ing is unnecessary. The community here
condemn Judge LIE Compile in unmeasured
terms. NJ. J. Parrot, Esq, is McCrea's
counsel. Col. Lane and J. S. Emery, would
have appeared in the case last term had they
not refused to take an oath to support the
Territorial laws. Mr.. Parrot was admitted
before the laws were passed.
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noy9 I'm
To the Citizens Of Keekuk.

r.vry. CEHHcns 81 AoOkuk.
ANiNG interested with us the Messrs ScoGelds
i L IN the das Fitting Business, we would assure
me public that all orders given them will be ex
ecuted In neat and workman like manner, and
.nat they can rely upon the work done by them, as
being OF the very best material
AS IT will be but q short time before the ras win
DC introduced, We would recommend TO those desi-
ious OF lighting up at the time of the completion Of
she works that they give immediate orders for pipe
INJURIES &C., otherwise, many would be DELAYED be-
yond that time as il would be ble 10 snnnIy
all applications upon short notice
July 3, i855.-d c. HERRICK 4 GO
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q The Message Of the Governor Of South
Carolina 10 very ferocous against Massachu-
sets, and maintains the usual Imperial and
impcrious tone Of that little ohgarchy Of
shareholders.
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Editorial AccEssIoS.-We notice that j.
c. Turk, Esq, late OF 1t. Madison, has as
sociated himself with Messrs. Walling &
Hussey in the Proprietorship and Editorial
management of the Times.
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CT Advices from ST. Vincent Of Oct LIST
represent great distress and actual starva
ton as existing there, on account of the Ell
tire failure of the crops.
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OPEN AoArs.-As will be seen by his ad
vertisement, Mr.. Jules Geiser has resumed
business. His store is IN the new Brick just
completed by DR.. Hicks on Second St. The
location is good, the room handsome and
convenient, and Geiser has fine stock
Give him call when convenient.
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cy-The travelling public will find the '.Mt.
Pleasant House," at Mt. Pleasant, under the
charge of the new proprietors, Pollard 4
Wolcott, adv ertised in another column.
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08D EIXIufO0e
NE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
Tor htsing up stores, Offices and dwelling houses,
nnn pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
tight. 49, ~ ~ 81
an persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
,ceh called upon, are requested to leave their sd-
dress with US, through the Post 0fdce
ordsrs executed in the succession in which thew
are received. SCOFTEID + RROTHFp
July I'D
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CT Through some laundering misconcep-
ton Of the officials of our Government q
strange ship was mistaken for a British
squadron, about to invade our coast or pro-
tect that of our neghbors from threatened
attack. Whereupon our Greytown Admins
tration was got into apsrfect Juror of blood,
blunderbusses and cabbage, and the English
newspapers, not to be outdone, blazed away
rs ignorantly as our own Administration
And now after the whole thing has fzzled
and every body engaged in the scrape are
ashamed of their folly, the Locofoco news
papers, and especially our neighbor of the
Times, quote the foolish articles in the Eng
lish newspapers in order to excite prejudice
against the opponents Of Slavery extension,
and render aid and comfort to Pierce, Atchi-
son, Shannon & Co. in introducing Slavery
| and driving the Free State men out of Kan
sas.
That humbug is most too stale and shall
low. Couldn't our neighbors get up some
thing new or original?
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ssAt the Gate Civ HAT s.ere.v
II Umbrellas vn0pu9kS = co
Sept. 9, lS55.-d.
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eT We call attention to the extensive
stock Of Groceries advertised by ConnabIe,
Smyth Go.
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CT The fine weather we are having those
days is worth hundreds of thousands of dol
lars TO Iowa. The farmers are enabled to
finish up their fall work, persons, and there
are thousands of such, engaged in building
all over the State will be able to complete
their houses, and emigrants and poor people
resident in Iowa will have time and opportu-
nifty TO secure themselves comfortable quar-
tiers and provide for the winter. All have
cause Of thankfulness for the mild and pleas
ant weather vouchsafed by kind Prov-
dence.
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The LANDING OF THE PnoRIMs.-The An
niversary of the landing of the Pilgrims is
to be celebrated at Plymouth on the 2lst
instant with unusual splendor. The festivi-
ties of the day are to be honored by the at
tendance of numerous distinguished indivii-
uals from various portions of the country
and III address win be delivered by Hon.
VIM. II. Seward in comm cmoration OF the
virtues and the services Of the Pilgrim Faith
ers Of New England.
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Important Trial NJ the CrystaI pal =


ME had the pleasure of witnessing, few day.
since, an interesting test trial of various
weighing machines now ON exhibition Mt th.
Crystal Palace: The trial was confined to the reiA
tive merits OF Fairbauks, the Scales Scales man.
ufactured by Duryee Forsyth, Rochester, N. Y,
and newly patented scale manufactured at Yer
gennes VI To test the real merit Of the scales the
Contnittee placed upon the platform Of scale hay-
ing 'ne capacity OF si1 tons of 3ss lbs and
then removed the weight parts Of the plat,
form. With this weight one corner of the Yer.
gennes Scale, the beam indicated 3 800 lbs when
placed OF the opposite corner, the beam indicated
only 1877 ibs., showing difference Of Is lbs., and
when removed 10 the centre OF the platform the beam
showed 1851 lbs. request wss thep made that the
weight he again placed the corner nrSr -srrr,s
which WAS done, and the weight the beam now ind
Gated ras 1882 lbs, showing difference Of lbs
from the first trial This variation IL attributable
in part 10 the arrangement of the plstfor upon the
hearings which forbIds the possibility OF its .ing
correct weight or agreeing with itself The test was
then applied 10 a fsirbank Scale, and when the
weight was placed on corner Of the platform ths
beam indicated the true weight 1895 lbs. ON ,bs
second and third corners the result WAS the same an
the fourth corner a slight VARIATION wss pereepsble
90 extremely delicate we the operation Of Fair.
bank Scale, capacity six tons.) that quarter a
pouhd weight placed on any part of the platform,
raised the beam.
Duryee Forsyth Scale, of A. 900 lbs canae,tv
was next tested, and like the Sergennes scale. Il
Aied 70 give correct weight, or TO agree with itself
IL showed variation Of ten pounds when the weight
was removed from one corner to anather On ~
farhank small platform Scales vas then tested
with T. > Standard weights, and although il had
been In constant use 10 SIX months, il exhibited un-
errlng accuracy The sealed ights were then plac
Ell ON similar scale manufactured by Duryee
Forsyth, but the result was far from satisfactory
one corner was halt pound too light, the oentrs
nall pound TOO heavy, and another corner I've
pounds too heavy Pennsy lyvnian
nov 25dw Agents. KaolnL
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7. j. ELLIOTT.
JNO. II. CARTER.
I. j. CARTER.
LAS. Il. CARTER

: nave sold my entire stock and trade to r. j. Eli
NV 1s, ana cheerfully recommend them to my old
customers rs gentlemen fully competent and capable
branches. " nrrrr
move ~ - e
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SMITH d vANs1cKsIEiEEsNi.. Len
Ancti eneePs, Csnmissien Merchan,.
and Real Estate Brokers.
ME will pay particular attention " sales BY
w Auction, Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administrs.
tors Sales, Ac will negotiate Loans, make Collec-
tious, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances Real Estate Merchandise con
signed for public sale; will act AZ Attorneys for
property holders the disposing Of property col
lectng Of rents, paying taxes &c; will act fnan-
cal counsellors for all who may need our services
Office Third street, between Main and Johnson
nov24
FOR SALE,
90 feet by IS on First Street. between Main John
Also House and Lot, corner Of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH 4 NANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE.
220 Acres Of Land, 90 under guilty alton, near ca
margo. Terms, one-third cash, balance in one, two
SMITH vANsICKLES.
) nov9 SMITH d VANsICKLEN.
LNoR SALE-s4o acres of choice land within four
L miles of the city. SMITH 4 VANSiCKLEN.
ron SALE.
4 HOUSE and lots on Second street, apply to
"A nova SMITH 4 VANSICKLES.
N FEET front Second street, with building;
nova sHIfH vANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE.
FtNHREE lots together on 9th street. Terms easy.
Il Apply to
nov24 SMITH VANSICkLEN.
L>oR sALE-l0 acres Of land under cultivation. QUE
L mile from the city Apply
nov24 SMITH d vANsICKLEN.
ENoR sALE.--3o feet front Main street. Apply
i to nov2i SMITH VANSICkLEN.
L>0R SALE--A farm containing 20s acres 1870
/ under fence, Ii miles from the city the plank
road. Possession given the lst of March next APP
ply 70 nov2i SMITH VANSICkLEN.
L>0R SALE.--A house and lot on Main street
Il nov24 SMITH d yANSICkLEN.
L>oR RENT.-A Store Room. on Main street
l. Possession given on the first day Of December
nov24 SMITH + vANsICkLEN
4 FRESH invoice of Hats and Caps 70 nsde for
"A City CITY property. Apply Etr 70 r,v0,or.,
g LOTS on Fifth street for sale, one third cash
~ baience in ], 2, and years. Apply to
noyA SMITH 4 VASsiCkLEN.
ENOk sALE.-A t~o-story Brick House
Apply to nov24 SMITH vANsICKLES
100 ACRES of Land near Pella, Mahasks coun.
IOO ty, to trade for City property Apply 10
nov24 SMITH vANs1ckLEN
1EO ACRES Of Land in Washington county four
NV miles from the County Seat, be had for
seven dollars par acre. Apply soon 70
~~noy24 SMITH l. VANSICELEN
EOO DOLLARS can be had on short time bv Ar
COU plying to SMITH d vANSICKLES
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sky LIGHT
DAGUERREOTYPES

PHfce H000Ce0.
IIsHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
i the inhabitants of keokuk and vicinity that
he has reduced the price of Daguerreotypes TO
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
apiece and wishes t. b. understood that he ID not
~ be undersold by any firm in the city.
Pictures taken in all the styles of art viz ::
Glass Pictures, Photographs, Ambroaypes, &c, Ac.
which c.anot be- surpassed. Don forge, the place,
So Main ST., between Sd and 4th
dec4d L PIfpfT
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THE Dxs MONIES VALLEY Wing is issued from
this ofce every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasinS cirrulation throughout the DesMones Val
Icy, we'll the rest of the State and the Uni
ted States, and ~ a medium of advertising il not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 so per annum in
advance.
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Irvine.
NE have in store very large stock Of all kinds
w Of Irvine, which offer at low prices
decld BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co
LNOk KENT.-Concert Hall from the LIST of jam
airy next. Apply to c. +. CONN.
nov2Sdtf
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CHEAP LANps.-We notice that number
of persons have migrated from Iowa to Mis-
souri, during the past season, allured thither
BY cheap lands. For the information of 9th
ers inclined to follow in their footsteps we
copy the following:
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct, 2S.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the follow
ing sales of Virginia lands were made BY
Thomas 4 Sons, auctioneers:
10 tracts Of land, each 1000 acres, Dod-
bridge Co., Va, 2 cents per acre.
tracts of land, s25, 1000, 1000, 1000
and 1900 acres, Randolph Co., Va, y cts.
per acre.
! tract, I,05l acres. Gilmer Co., Va, q
cents per acre.
2 tracts, 1900 and 5000 acres, Washing
ton Co., Va. cent per acre.
4 tracts, 1000, $500, $4,000 and 5000
acres, Washington Co., Va, IL cents per
acre.
tract, 10000 acres, Washington Co., Va,
cent per acre.
tract, $500 acres, Braxton Co., Va, II
cents per acre.
l tract, $500 acres, Monongalia Co., Va,
/ cents per acre.
tract, $4,000 acres, Gilmer Co., Va, q
cents per acre.
IS tracts, l, 900 acres each, Montgomery
and Fayette Counties, Va, cent per acre
Here are fifty thousand acres of land sold
BY one Philadelphia Auctioneer in one day at
from to cents per acre, in the slave State
of Virginia while lands similarly situated in
the State of Pennsylvania are worth from
one thousand to ten thousand times that
amount. Such are the effects of freedom
and slavery on the price of lands in the Old
States. A wide difference already exists in
favor Of Iowa lands over those of Missouri,
and time will make the disproportion as great
as it now is in the Old States. From this
showing we infer that it is better to buy SO
| acres in Iowa than 500 in Missouri.
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v,,u Ce.PartnershiP Nsticc.
NE undersigned have this day formed a co-part.
- hership for the purpose of carrying on the boot
AI shoe business in Keokuk under the stye and firm
OF l. j. Elliott, Co.
T. J. ELLIOTT
JNO. II. CARTER.
7. j. CARTER
JAS. b. CARTER
having purchased the entire stock Of S. A. Duke,
ana having furthermore secured the services of Mr..
dunlap, late Of Cincinnati Ohio, widely md fayora-
ply known as the Prince of Boot Makers, we solc-
~ the patronage Of the citizens Of Keokuk and the
surrounding country.
sorment of every description and price and IRE pre-
pared TO finish to order boots and shoes 10 suit the fan
cy. r + ETTTnTT rp
nave sod my entire stock and trade to r. j. Eli
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Lead Pipe.
4 LII sizes always on hand and for sale low by
IA BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
dee Id
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220 Acres Of Land, 90 under cultivation, near {
margo. Terms, one-third cash, balance in one, T.
and three years. Apply IT,
SMITH d VANSICkLES,
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TO THE LADIES'.
NIE have now q plete stock of Toys Fancy
w Goods, and Musical Instruments,Asl able for
Holiday presents, which we win be pleased to show
TO them is the time select such presents n,
you desire before there is too great rush.
dec.id CREIGHTON 4 DINNER
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90 feet by IS on First Street, between Main job
Also, House and Lot, corner Of First and job
son. Apply TO SMITH 4 NANSICKLEN
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Musical InstrumentH.
OUCH AS Guitars, Vioiins Baujos, Aocordeons
- Flutes, Fifes, Piceloes, Clarionets re- Also
Bows, Strings, and all trimmings to the Violin and
Guitar can be had at
dec. ID CREIGHTON DINNERS
johnson street keokuk.