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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

CALIFORNIA IN THE SHADE.-On Wednes.
day as some workmen were engaged in dig
ging under a sidewalk in Hanover street. for
the purpose of replacing rotten drain, they
were startled, on reaching depth of about
nine feet by the appearance ola rich discove-
ry, in the shape of a large vein OF gold run
ming through strata of clay. Several shovel
fulls of the earth were thrown up, which
were thickly impregnated with fine particles
of the glittering ore. The dust was submitted
to a jeweller, who pronounced it to be gold.
How much there is Of it is another question.
Some are of opinion that they are the sweep
ings of Jewelry shop, accidently deposited
there.-Boston Tinaes27h alt.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
The Editor of the Gazette's Eulogy
of the Pugilist, Bill Poole.

The Commercial mentions an item in con-
nection with the editor of the Gazette which
had hitherto escaped our observation. 1t was
his eulogy upon the rowdy pugiist, Bill
Poole. In letter to his paper, from New
York, the editor of the Gazette observed:
"From this day forth Bill Poole's name, in
the hearts of thousands here, will be associa-
ted with all that is patriotic in love of coun-
try, and all that is heroic in defense Of ones
native land -
We do not remember ever to have seen
more discreditable paragraph in any public
press laying claims to responsibility. Such
words of eulogy could only be properly APP
Piled to the most distinguished and eminent
patriots the country has produced. Instead
of that, they are lavished upon coffee house
rowdy, the hero of the ring, and rowdy at
elections A greater insult was never offered
to America than to attempt to crown with the
laurel wreath of fame such parsonage, and
he who be guilty of it has not particle of
patriotic spirit. A rowdy and prize-fghter
to have his name associated with the heroes
- Shades of Washington pre-
~ -....A..
serve us from such fate Gin Enga",..
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
OrrMr. CARRIER. of the Madison Conn

0TMr. CARRIER, of the Madison Courier
seems to keep an eagle eye upon the Sentinel
Whether the supervision extended is as prof
liable to us as satisfactory to himself is a
question yet covered by the dark veil of un-
certainty. 1t is to be sincerely wished foI
that we may merit continuance of our neigh
boris self-imposed guardianship, and exhibit
by words, at least, due appreciation of the
ideas suggested by his experience.
1t is true that when CARRIER made a
charge against us on the question of fur
nishing our readers promptly with the
current news, we were unable TO apologize in
our minds for the seeming malice by which
he was actuated. We expected him to send
his shafts at us, yet we were not prepared for
the poisoned arrows, which he has since at
tempted to withdraw.
We can, however, cherish no i'll feelings
against the editorof the Courier and, having
calculated upon it, are prepared to bear his
criticisms on what we may say, with the ut
most good will.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03
City Election.

The following is the official statement of
the vote polled at the municipal election in
the City of indianapolis, on Tuesday last.
The democratic majority on the general
ticket, it viii be seen, ranges from 81 to 248,
the latter being the majority given to the
democratic candidate for Mayor In October
last, the fusion majority in Indianapolis was
near two hundred votes. The election re-
turns of Tuesday exhibit change, since that
time, Of near FIVE HUNDRED votes.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

TEMPERANCE IN THE NAvY.-LieuL ID. u.
Porter commanding the United States store
ship Supply, which is going % the Eastern
world after a load of camels. has made an
arrangement by which his crew j. 10 be shin
ped with the agreement that no grog shall be
served on board. The men are 10 receive
Communication for the liquor at the rate Of six
pence day. The abolition Of the gror "a
ton in the service should have been simulta-
neous with the Punishment of the lash.-N
i, Tines,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

WHEAT CRoP IN NEw YORK. We learn
from the Niagara Falls Gazette that the wheat
crop looks well in that vicinity, though there
were apprehension of destruction from the
weevil. II is said that the effect Of the wee.
vii last year was lesson to price of real estate
from FIVE to ten per cent, and should insect
appear again this season, still greater reduc.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

0TGov. Pollock, of PENNSYLVANIA. is said
to be quite i'll. He has left Harrisburg for his
home at Milton.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03

OF The International Hotel at Niagara
Falls. will open on the 10th of May.
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COUNCILMEN.

those with q preaxed are the Know Nothing can
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-03


serve us from such fate Gin. Engu",..
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religious persecution. They do not propose,
it is true, to coniscate the goods Of the Roman
Catholic; they do not propose to Danish him
from the country they do not propose to i'm
prison his body. No, they protest that they
are opposed to religious intolerance vet they
declare that the Romanist is unfit, by reason
of his religious faith, to hold Office of any
kind-it is not safe that the interests of the
country shall be committed, in any manner, to
his hands. What is this but the most burn
ing and fearful persecution If the Roman
Catholic be unworthy, on account of his reli-
gion, to hold Office, is he not, for the same
reason, unworthy to associate with patriots
If, enjoying the protection of our Govern
ment he is base enough to betray it, would
he not be base enough to betray his friend or
neighbor? If his religion will allow him to
betray his country, will not his religion per-
NIT him to betray his friend Would you
trust man in private, whom you would not
send to the Legislature, because you believed
that, although he avowed his fidelity and at.
tachment to the State, he was ready to sacri-
flee her interests
The Roman Catholics are singled out. All
other sects and denominations may be trusted
They only are dangerous. They only are to
be subject to suspicion and contempt. They
are TO be permitted to remain among us-not
as equals No. They are to be regarded and
treated as enemies in our midst. Our chill
dren are taught to look upon them as a class
Of Christians who cannot be trusted. Now
why all this Whence the necessity Of this
war upon the Roman Catholics? Are they
less patriotic than in the days of Washington,
Norroll fo0atlav uic,naI tho Con.
when he anu v.... - than when
sttution of the United States ...
Gaston graced the Bench of the Supreme
court of North Carolina, or than at the time
fancy was made Chief Justice of the United
states? Have there been any recent mani
festatlons of hostility to the government on
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prNysyLIANTA RAILROAD.
&c 81 :. g;ss s

THREE Daily Irrohgu lfdiL $, hel@rrh ~.
laGelpha ard Pitsburg The m0RNlN
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pi'sbar
attic A. NJ. and Pitt.bnrg iog phllaaelphia al
An THE FAST LINE leaves phia eiphia
FOR pilt.barr al z. NJ. aud ptitshnre tor Paula
dalphia atIP N THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leayce Philadelphia for pittsb1rg Al !,
y. NJ. an1 Pitteharg ior PA adcipnia Il 10 r n
The above lines co,fari Al Pltsburg with
Railroads 10 AND FROM s.. Lcuis, Mo; Alton.
Ga!ena .aa Chicago. I3ls.; Trao6ford, Lexing'o on
a,,d Louisville, Ky; Terfo flau'c, Madison, La
faY.tte, ard Indianapolis, I'D Cincln' al. Day
ian. snringf ID. Beliefoataine Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, Zabssviile, Mass!!ion and
Wooster OAio.alse, ,plh the Steer Packet Boats
from AID 70 NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, and CIHeisNAT1.
through Tickets can be lad TO or from elt!,c,
Of the above places
For fsrther psrucalats, Sc IIand-bil's a. th5
different srsrtin. poia's. Passengers from the
Wet xiii fad this ne shorfe5i and most exned :
tiouslouleto pail4delphia. Baltimore, New Yol b
d Bos'cr.
IH0S MOORE,
Aoe~r, Passenger Lii es, FhHadeifhi
J. MESkIMEN,
Agent Pa.scngtr Lines, F,tisbnrg
Teb | 1850 ~
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.



THE Wesesn Stage Company respectfully az
VI tn.eto the pubic that their CoacAe
tss~e Ksoknk DAILY. lsnnday excepted III
rAirks,d Oskaioosa, For Des hoin~ssn Cann'
81 D,an !, passing through Boston, Charleston
Hrim-ose. WINCHESTER, Birmingham. Ashland
Asancv City, Ottumwa. Eidyviiie, oskaiooss
rslla, N ,nros, Apple Grove, 10 Fl pes Nome
From O skaioosn weekly 70 Gsnncii Blni's
VA bstiston. ain, Knoxville, Pi@asanfvili~ Ind
vnoia. 81. Charles, Winterset', ina'an'own Sd
Yer Creek, TO Council Bufis
Aec from OttumwA via R'ekashnrg, Alma
Lagrange, 10 Charlton, iei weekly
!. Also from K-osnk, Daiir, via W-rr-n. Far
nington, ~Rohararte, BeH'oasport heosanQua,
eittsburg, Troy 20 Bloom 5ed.
Every attention will be pals FOR The ccmtor
md convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for al the above place
ct o'clock, A. NJ.
- OFce on Main Street second door abo*e
Laciede House.
J. HAMILTON, Agent
Juae 4. 1855.
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Blackslniths Tools

BlacksIniths' Tools.
* ASSORTED sizes AfmiteRe "a. r, Alyils
- 20 pr bellows fgom 30 70 70 lnches
80 tolid box wees a6s'd Sizes
dozen biacksmlth's butresses
~ farmer knives
20 90 ass'A files and raspg
DO scfew plates, eli sl1ea1
caGA haad and slcdgs hammers
MISSOURI traE.
tootons ss'd iron OF every size
80 do DO piGu steel
1000 ibs No / cast GeTna and Engiish Bliste
steel
All Of which offered TO mcr1haf and black
smiths at the lowest price u9dson u best terms.
AS q tho quality OF the Ion IT IL not necessary
10 speak II is uuqasssionate
%1Hos. j. RICE n Co.
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I III NJ ietsicned proposes 10 do Carpenters
4 and join.rs work OF every description, and
vail lake contracts for building houses from ibs
ground upwards, aid finish ard furnish materials
aud deliver the key. 10 ant way as per c0t-
tract, aud Of The quality and architectural ST. lie
agreed upon, and at The time specified Gun to
seer st my shop office on Fulton Street be
tween Second and Third. p. EICHFR
Contractor ard House Binder.
RfrFRrscrs; Nj. J. A. Graham, 1hns. W
Ciagefi. Esq, Geo. @. Dixon, Esq, Rev. W NJ.
H. Williams.
Keokuk, April 10, 1865. d
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Tennessee tTen

IA 4 arc now rec. wing, Ia sdGl'iCn to our pres
w cat stock Of Iron and Blst ktniifh Ioels, 81
lectiy itrm te manufacturers, te tons assorted b,
Ges Bot lion which we VIII be hbls to rlye uul
customers the be- EFT Of tbs lecet decline
market aiEe $50 8iabS assorted sizes flow steel
10 hlCh The attention Ct dealers sid blac r!tl
10 directed. FteiiG teFIfoos o. elIaTgarg tl4i
tflrch o OFT bsiness, sse arc prepared to oreT n
necessary iaduceA,ents to customers 10 srccntlls
tht CONN 4 BLIr SNYJHA 90.
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hetiCe.

n +. HUMPHREY ha,ing purchased the in
IL. teresf Of J. L. imphrey y the Haf, GAP
,u4 Millinery business ofthe firm az Humphrey
e. G,r,. the business viii be continued bv IN.
undersigned under the firm Of D. F. HUM hres
& Gage and they solicit the patronage OF me
ir,,ucs Of the old firm ard the public generally.
.. r HUMPHREY
All GAGE,
Anrl 10 1852 IT
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o"x ~
1w LIVERY STABLE, 80
On Johnson Street, 5etueea Isl and I'd.
BY WILLIAM H. tLE6HOnN

THIS establishment is large, coInniodiou..
/ well arranged and amply provided with & -
horses well trained for harness, as well as with
Carriages, Bnggies and Hacks. open and close,
covered and half COW cred, OF every description,
adapted to conveniepce or inxmy,
Horses and Carriages Of residents Of the city
or visitors frcm abroad kept on moderate terms.
and carefully attended 10 by inen thoroughly
skilled in the business.
HoFees bought and sold on cum mission apa on
nv own aceoaat al all times
May IS, 1885, dly
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n. w. JONES.
Successor to ?. ShngerIand.
Dealer III Clocks, Watches and JCWelry,
SECOND STREET,

NtNE uJNI ~ IIFaFIte dF aUFIN EdFIhfE IT OU5ts
KEOK x, low A.
x@.&SSsSs@ Tn Subscriber has Just re-
INSsN. M ceIyed q larg and beautiful
Nl@xa=SS-toeke of q Old and Silver Watch
es, Gold Js~ery &c, comprising the attest sty les
Of Ladies Breast Pas, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Cum Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals, Silver Thlmhles, Gold SIides, Snaps,
Studs, Coz, Pens with or without holders, G. old
Pencils. Pens and Pencils
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker.
feels competeR; To repair the most dttiicEh and
delicate u ork thai may be entrusted 10 his care
All work wafrantsd 10 give oa.ls faction.
Correct Time
The public my rest assured iha. he correct
time is, aud always viii be kept by
n. " JONES
Nov 2S, 1854 Iva
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Mckee 81 ,EisMslermaM =
LIVERY STABLE.

THIS stabIt, Situated o. IhIu street., bc'Weef
l. Mann and bioudeaH streets, u large and com
modious and especially fitted up anu adapted ior
The basucsr, aut tie undersigned ereamlly pre-
paGtd d accommodate tbeir frishds and the pub
lie generally, with Sadie Horses Bugeies. aut
Carriage, a reasonable rates They also keer
Horses ~ tie DAY, wtek, OF month
SAML MCKEE,
" TlMBERN AN.
(. Xix. Qct. Y. iSs4 e
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- cosshBLf. O. y. SMITH coNHaBLr
CONN BEE. SMITH 4 90.
" belrsvtr Groeers. dealers in JenRrss~~ IYeu 4

ieTs in Tennessee IFen, 4
IL mission t,erchnuts,
"a 20 i.e ee,
ne oliowine, &C mpletin,
iait b tn J offer Ia the Trad,
VIII do justice TO any or
with
90 eats tubs,
10 du4 tai huckets,
80 dol zinc wsshboalds Y
20 boxes q thes pms,
ieo coiis s,aal!ia rope,
- . Inte
rs do1 hemp and gfGssLcd
cords,
3oo boxes wind " s.uss,
asst stree & iIfgnls,
, 20 bnXss iufabiSrS,
TO tSs NJ, hi % N qtfiasks
& ceroonS a 2caseGiiicIso
cask prime maGder,
8 ibis alum,
10 {" cappetasJ
sacks peFpeF
8 80 splCs,
&c boxes gro. pepper arc
plmelts,
bale clc YES.
| CAGE mn nlegs,
80 boxes gro. z niger,
70 doz yeast owders,
30 bills dI;1 kiuds mute,
90 bu flesh pea nuts,
81 bale cotton batting,
10 4" candle wick
3 TAGS cotton yarn,
80 4" coiotod and " bite
carpet chain,
81 baies wtappitg wine
30 buxts Sc. Louis starch
20 = starch.
90 dcz Thoma 81 o. sters,
leo boxes cGndy,
geo kegs rife sad mining
nrN der,
100 q Z woo4 buckets,
.tIyQps feet fase,
20 cases Id ana hfit can
Ister poTI'er,
leo boxes ml;t hes,
e. boxes INK,
leo bags shot all sizeE,
: tons bar .esA,
20o M @ u caps,
- "a water proof DO
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FLOWS And WAGONS /,
1kYT0R 4 MrKEP

Successors o. Newton & stephens
CORNER OF MAIN AND l2th STREETS
ksokJk. IOWA.
w HERE hey keep constantly on hand oil
W kiuds Of Ploss, Wagons ard Carriages,
made IN the best stvie and out ofthe test cnaii,,
OF materials Wholesale ard retall
TAYLOR & MCKEE.
March IA 1855 d&wf
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G.. NJ. HUSTON.
oLEsALF DEAfFh IN NOTIONS AM
FAN y DRY Cool y,
% VAIN street, heskak, sswe

FANNY DIX cool y,
% Hain street.. hsskak, Iowa.
LIZA \ on aand genera. assortment a PIT
~ toas, Carpets, Lace fagHgs, Insertion me
litlnrt} Goods ~ general, with Ia &c sssort-
nert OF whiie ee0de, Hosiery, Comforts, Glove.
Enxeiops common aud fancy, blank Eoahs fanf,
SOAPS aau OH, olosnc an pcrfumery oIallalna,
lerge sssottMe NJ OF pocket cutlery, Sc4kfars
a19rs PistDlt, Liocks eoia and silver NatcheF
ans sv et5 ~ 14 descriptions. QaaIItt and prtces
also alJTge sna genera assortment @ Con4sB nut
tons, IAfeads. Pms nee tlcs, spt clscles an a.
srs. Furt moAieB, a tine assortment u Poke
wallets, Memorandum Books, feEcils >hs.tut
Brush,s aus roxe: fancy work uoxcs, Cpxsls 5
ipa bye Frotectors. In word everything CON
pttS5d II The
No1BoN AND FANCY GOODS LtSr.
Alxua large ass rtasruf az
ZINE CIGARS,
tcrordtans and Ftuttnas Of all sraces
our stock wili he f.uue very heavy ara ccr
Iete, our gaods having h.en se!eetedf fthe asyl,
faiitraAe. with great care Al elth special refer
.uce 70 the requirements oi he western MARKET
conn sent We Ga gle Subtraction TO 81 az
regarls both quality anu Prices as .ee intend n
compete with the ST. Louis market and utll sefI
ow, II not little lower than any house In the
west. my
We sell al WHOLESALE ONLY, and CONNIE
ourselves 70 ono articuiaf branch OF huslness
snt or course buy and sell cheaper than persons
keeping pr oiniscuous stock We would respect.
fully request Merchants, PeGiars xad Deaiars IL,
general, 70 give us call and exam inc our stock
ana prices, and atsfy themselves before pure ha
ing tlsewhere, as We think they will tnd 1t greatly
70 theiI advantage. Call al No. 81, Main street,
c, NJ. HUSTON.
l.,
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Ts W. JUNEESsUN,
y y y l. X / 4 * h X
CORNER JOHNSON THIRD STREETS,
{ tABRIE> on tho BUSINESS OF Under fssS.a
~ IA iug in al ~ branches lie has
recently made extensive d dl'ions ~ his stock
and pefieciec bis arrangements In every depal {.
thent.
Patent Metallic Burial Cases
imperYious g slf ana iude>tfacnbie, Highly or
n.lnetted and i,vduable Tor The preservation ~
he dead, as well as cotiits OF every style and
fhish furnished TO order.
Hearses and carriages furnished, ard I've en-
tire arrangements OF tie funeral attended u
- ben TeQeUtd.
keukus, April Y, 1855 dy
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coa,,ncs nnd Pan.ai ,snr,es.

nRAp u lies, Casimefes. Iweeds, Doe SKINS
II ana Grape Coatings, Twilled and Plan dun
lee Linens. hleached linen drill, cord aud duck
Brown and 3nff Coating and window shade m
ems, a choice assortment received and now open
p. ID. FOoIER
anrrl27 1888
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
Rail. ROAD LINE !

(Peoria & Osnawka, G ntra Military
Tract & C.lcago, Burlington
q Quincy Railroads.
rs nov corrls,ed, AMI Trans run tho en'n y
| distance from CHICAGO to BUkLlAG-
TON. Iowa. without change OF cars.
'.',e most direct route 10 Chicago, New YORK
Boston. Philadelphia. and all Otter noinls East
2 Daily Trans itare Darlington Sun
days ercepted.
- DAY ExrEgss, -TnRoUcH7 80, A. NJ.
Arriving al Chicago the same evening passing
through Nonln uth Galesbnrs, Princeton, and
COM ecfii al MENDOZA vc,tt tie Illinois Central
Rail road 10 Laseie, bloomington, Sp inghe d,
Decatur Jacksonville, and Aaples; also with
Galeus and D nelih
2--.FxPREss THEouGR :. 50, IN,
Connecting with Illinois Central Raj Road al
MENDOZA for ST. Louis and Cairo direct
Trains on the aboye Roads rnn III close con
nrcuon, avoiding all laying over at any OF the
points.
This Road connect. At CHICAGO with .he Mich
igan Central and Michigan southern Road, and
with All the Roals leading 70 the Atiaatic Ctiies
Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Darlington at I, 81. 7. d /.
reacl, Galena ard Duulei h III = houis, and 81
Louis IN % hours.
Nv sroute passengers will reach the interior
portions Of Ohio ara Indiana in less time, an
with fewer charges, than BY any other route
connecting. via Michigan Central al Michigat
CITY, with tie New Albany and Salem Roa!
thence 10 al points soath and southeast
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago
and no Charge for handling at any point.
Throug Tickets bv thi. Route can be pur
chased al lie Rail Road Office IL Burlington.
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent
y. RrurcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
c. L. FoLLETr, General Ticket Agent, CHI
cago.
Ihicsgo. Hay Isl, 1855. daw
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W hpBF rRtf "I'tNtt e. 6r "
toi Nardi-s and @
kDs a. 81
1 RI nar receiving
n hear spring ettrg, "
az very low rates. The
leTs "a 5 may be fatoIe,
400 hhds n q su.srs
So bls Eeichei's clfd,
Is 4" loafaua crushed
tsa g 8 Il moiasses,
90 " plantation
80 +" ncichef'ks II 5.
salieu sNfbli,
% pig hfbhl 5 Hgs do
30 sacka lilo flee,
2oro HIS Oh euv Java Il
500 kecsnsils sGst sizes
q loxes soap,
so ia star candida,
20 90 IA ufsi de
IN ht Oh 8ts tess asst,
80 hoXes do
100 BIS sii9,eitgtobacco
tarl Us hisDas,
30 TX, ctlt chewing aud
sHnnEIrR 80
30 Nti, gaiis aipriucipe
cgars.
- Is YNfs Cuba SKIES.
200 bu pF me u. Apples,
hoo Hn Prime d Peaches
100 paes sole fatus, bbls
hOAee, KEGS,
- Kegs y soda,
200 t5ls wfagp'e lsaneF,
100 rtanls let. /. NJ 90
80 akcs "a suec kerel
: drums cotiish,
% oxS smUbed herring,
. cases satdlues,
10 tiCrccs i.Ce,
- bbis taF,
20 " i.ch s. rostu
ks n Y ralSins,
60 hfand ii bss 10
case Vinuf II boAeS,
10 bOTes ci'r0n,
500 drtlmf figs
Is bills Dayton ale, fresh
30 boxes mustard,
10 :" corn starch,
80 dor b1noms,
90 lbs brOru twinet
IS boxes axes,
IS bbis cracAtIa,
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

INV UUUI NM 1IUL MUM.
~ FO. CRITFENDEN has taken the store late
VI y occupied by Messrs. II wilkins Billings,
corner of S b and Ma Streets. and has op.ned
large and we'll assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially Tor :he retail trade.
He axis the inspection o. the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
IN The trade ard the favorable terms on
which they we're purchased, combined with d
determination 70 build up permanent trade,
will enable him 10 sell lower than any house In
tins City. Duck sales and small profits is has
motto
Keokuk Nav @. 1855 diff
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nEEss GoODs.-A large and varied stock Of
~ SILK Tissues, Satin striped, figured and
plain Baregas. Liagare ilas, Coup D. Eats, Ty-
cleans, French laconets and Bnliiatts, Lawns,
&c just received by + ID. FOSTER
Aprli2S. 1889.
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fSsF~"s
IwrI ASsytsnTa& 1920.
ct. LOUIS AND KE0KUK MAIL LINE
STEAMERS

lEAM ENS.
rrvHIS rornler line oil steamers viii make regp-
! lar iailv trips as ususl throughout the sea-
sop. conn,c,irg al keokuk VII. tho regular daily
mall packe's 10 R,cg ISLAND. GALEst and 81.
pArI. running in connection slth the Railroads
to Chicage aud the east
The line * al present composed OF ne steam
ers DIE yrnHeN, WfsrfRstF, JEANNE DEANS
and KYoRuK whose names alone are snfhclenl
guaranty az their speed and accommodations.
niarcb !. 1889 d9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-09
Fancy Goods.
Juae 1. 1855.

Fancy G00a5.
TU8T received an elegant assortment Of fine
j Goods, such as French China Vases, Parton
I'd Terra c sta, &c, Pitchers, Lavender ant
Asulcrne Bottles, Fruit Stands, C5rd Receiver,
gar Stands, Jew4l Stsnd-, Spoon GobIe,s. Fig
res, Capids, Busts, etc, etc
Also on hard good assortment Of Crockery
~ Glass ware.
CARLYa KILBouRNE.
June IL, 1855.
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$40 Reward.

< TRAYED from he plantation OF tht subscri
- bel three weeks ago. 4 l,ige bl-ck mare
about siNte u and half hands high, squire hip
ped aud heavy made five year. old last spr,re
thin IN flesh. no whl'e or other pericnlar marx j
rboui her recolecied n,shoi, aud was, when
she left little tender in her front feet. | will
pay the above named re ward 10 any person thai
will deliver her to me in 81. Frapc,syille. Mis-
senri. or 10 Mr. Robb. on The farm on S,fng
p airie, formerly owned and occupied bv Levi
NJ Hedge. VIM. s. ALLEN
July 70, 1855. w2m