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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

The WEArnER.-The restless ant
dissatisfied elements, are at worl
moving down and gathering into the
garner, all the green things Of the past
season. Tho grass begins to fade
the leaves to writhe under the noon.
day sun, and the jin-sing weeds droop
their heads with old age. The shift
ing elements, play all manner Of fan
tastic tricks, to the music Of the East
wind, as it takes up, the ever living
germs and carries them off to hidden
recesses; that another, and a similar
crop shall come again, in due season.
Man, who fancies that all this is done
for his own benefit, lies down to die in
the midst Of plenty; or is made to
totter on his legs, and fall off into Oh.
livion, at bare breath. Where is
his markl Do the most no may, and
the work is undone, and the workmen
forgotten, when a few winters winds
howl over his ashes. Why is it, that
amidst forceable and striking argu-
ment, with knock down illustrations,
that he will shut his doors and say II
am secure against deaths unerring
marksman. Blow winds, and crack
your cheeks?" And upon this fanci-
ed security. accumulate more than he
can possibly enjoy, and base his CAL
culations for q breathing space, of q
thousand and one years Alas, for his
peace Of mind, and his present hap.
piness, he has done it; is now doing
it, and will continue to do il. Could
he be made to feel otherwise, then
would he be more social and q bet.
ter animal loving his neighbor. and
doing unto others, under the golden
axiom. Of all good religion ; as he
would like, they should do unto him.
But, as we live-and die occasion
ally, we are the very embodiment Of
selfishness, and then death shows to
the world again, and again, that we
are all made of the same gaseous mater
ials; "such stuff as dreams are made
Of" Should not the omnipresent,
and invisible enemy now walking in
our midst, with heeled shoes on, teach
us a lesson
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

The foreign export from Baltimore
for the week ending the 9Th inst, were
large, amounting in value to 1922.
1855. Including in these exports were
1896 barrels Of -four, 1864 barrels Of
corn meal. 1850 bushels Of corn 46OS
bushels Of wheat, 1919 hogsheads Of
tobacco and $50 tons Of Cumberland
coal.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
ESH SUPPLIES. Black hal;

LNKESH OUfTIIEo. DIaCk hair
l. Bonne's. do. Love Wells, do. Gloves, do.
do. Ladies Hose, do. Illusion veils Mourning
Gloves Black Grape Grape Wells, do Parasols,
Grape and Lace Bonnets, Chemisetts and sleeve ..
Embroidrics Of all kinds, Thread Cambria 4 lac.
Fresh Ribbons, Black Grape and half Mourning
Collars. Just Received and for sale cheap nv
aug. 10th MRS. C. HUESTON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
.N0sC Opening.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of FLOOR MAT.
"A rIre As and 8 quarters wide, Fig
ured and Plain, to which the attention of
nurcbasers il invited. Also. variety of
nstterps and widths Of FLooR Or CLOTH,
n the furnishing wals-room Of.
june 15-y. ), PIPER 4 60.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

10 Capt. p. F. Orr, Of the steam
or p. +. Kimball, has our thanks for
very acceptable favors, forty.eight
hours in advance of the mail. The
Kimball is running regular packet
to Fort adams she arrives here 20.
ing up, every Thursday morning.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

PREPARATIONS FOR THE WINTER
CAMPA1cN.-As Sevsstopol is not yet
taken, but stands just where it was a
half csntuary ago; England is max
ing preparations for another winter
campaign and at last accounts, huts
for the army were being shipped to
the Crimea.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
First Arrival Of the Season
AT THE ONE PRICE
CzOfzhf1nG Eapa2oO1siaknna.

Clothing EmelsOs'tssaDs.
THE subscriber has Just received by
L steamer CREscEnT ClrY, from New
York, large and beautiful assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt Col
lars, Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf., Cravats, Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&C., all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold At low prices. In order to.
do Justice and give satisfaction to cask bsy-
~rs; he has made il q rule in all cases To-
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in air
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. D. PHILLIPS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

10 A dividend Of ten per cent on
the capital stock Of the New Orleans
Insurance Company. has Leeu declar-
cd payable on demand.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

Ex-President Fillmore, it is said, had
declined the honor of q Doctorate Of
Laws from the University Of Oxford,
which Lord Palmerston and other
great men Of England were DESTROYS to
have conferred on him, and this on the
ground that he had not rece ived
university. or even college education.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

The corporation Of Winchester. Va,
has receded from the prohibitory sys-
tenn, aud granted liquor license.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
Fonrrox IrEMs.--Queen victoris

FoRErox IrEMs.--Queen victori,
arrived At Portsmouth (Englsnd) tn
2Sth August, from Paris Previou'
to her departure from that city sh,
visited the tomb Of the great Napoleon
bu; a. the ceremony took place al
nightfsll il is not very fully described
General Csnrobert WAS invested with
the Order Of the Bath, and has per
mission to 90 drown himself.
DENmARx.-T The king Of Denmark
is on . visit to the king Of Sweden.
The question Of the "Sound dues" has
at length been fatbomed. The king
Of Denmark, has resolved to be salts.
fled with what he can get.
AusrRrA.-The Austrian engineer
report favorably on the proposed ship
canal. from the Danube, to the Black
sea. Austria being quiet. the Tclo.
graph operator at Dantzic, has been
ordered officially to take out of his
standing dispatches, From the Dan
ube and the Black Sea.
INDIA AND CHrNA.-A formidable
instruction has broken out in the
centre Of Bengal. The Royal Ben
gal government, had ordered the heads
Of two thousand Bengalees to be
taken of, and the work had COM
menced.
DoMEsTIc.-The express traiI from
Cincinnati, on the 18th inst, ran off
on TO the Mad river road, running
over the engineer and doing other
damage.
A car on the Boston railroad, con-
tanning merchandise, caught fire com.
ing into East Albany. on the 9Th inst.
Some ten or fifteen thousand dollars
worth Of goods, owned by Western
merchants, were destroyed with the
car.
The BALrIc.-The Allied fleets
have retired from before Cronstadt,
and have taken up another position
A dispatch stating that gun.boats were
home, led to the belief that
The campaign had closed; but it now
appears that 16 ships or gun.boats re-
were those which have been |
disabled.
Tho London Times contains an edi. |
:orial article, couched in very severe
anguage, on the non effectiveness of
he fleet, and says that Nelson and
Collingwood must blush in their
graves.
This would be lost to the world
I the defunct gentlemen in question,
rave any blushing to do. that they are
rot ashamed Of. they had better get
Up.
New YoRK.-The dog law expired
n New York on Friday week. It has
,een in force since the 25th of June,
md it is supposed that during that
ime over four thousand dogs have
,een taken. A large number were
edeemed by paying the fine.
We put this in, under our domestic
tens through sheer necessity. The
act is. the times arc dull, and there
. abundance of evidence in the daily
'ress. that they are.
YrrIow FEvrR At CANTON MISS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
To the TRADE.

DOR sale for good four month paper, 30
l. boxes }. M. McCullough's Mac & Mac
8 Lump Tobacco, just received from the
agents and for sale in lots Of to 10 boxes
for good four months acceptances.
sepl9 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21


EXCITEMENT AT GRAND traverse.
Letters from Grand Traverse, Mich,
states that q great excitement is at
present existing there, growing out Of
recent Mormon outrage. A few days
since, two, Of the Mormon fraternity
visited the house Of a Mr.. Ladd, and
he being from home. took bis child.
telling his mother they would make .
King Of him. Mrs. Ladd called for
help, when plaster was put over her
mouth. Three Indians, however hear
ing her cries, proceeded to her house,
when the Mormons decamped. Sub
seqaeutly, at midnight. four persons
we're seen prowling about the house,
when they were fired upon the shot
taking effect upon one Of them, who
ran about two hundred yards and fell.
The Inhabitants Of Grand Traverse are
greatly excited, and intend holding a
meeting to invoke the aid Of the gov
eminent. II denied them. they will
take the responsibility and drive the
Mormons out from among thcm.--
True Delta.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

II MT. ALFHONSE ANBOON, IeSpect~
fully informs the world at large, that No
has opened coffee stand-cornef Of Third
and North Boulevard Streets, opposite the
Market, where hot coffee tea. and chocolate
can be had at all hours. In connection
with the same, Is Segsr store, where q
full stock Of the very Best Havana's may
always befound aug 17.1m.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

ANOTHER RECIPE FOR RATS
A Lady's Book Receipe.-Catch the
rat by his candle appeudage, as he is
beating . retreat. Pull him back,
pinching his tail at the same time. un-
til he opens bis mouth. when dose
Of Radaway's Ready Relief may be
given.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

Accounts from the tobacco growing
sections Of Virginia, says the Rich.
mond Enquirer, state it not injured by
u continuance Of the hot weather, the
product Of the State will exceed that
Of last year. The inspections thus far,
show an increase Of 5000 hhds over
the corresponding period of last year.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

VOog1'.
1nn BARRELS FRESH GROUND
lOU FLOUR, just to hand and for
sale by Isept. H.. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

~ The National line of Tele.
graph has lost already this season,
three Of its operators. MR. HANNA
who died in this city, few days ago
making the third.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

The price Of sugar has lately advan.
ced considerably. The N. Y. sugar
murket, we note, was much exited on
the 7th instant, and further advance
took place. owing to the reports ofshort
crops in Cuba and Louisians. The
advices from London state that prices
have risen there considerably. The
extreme abudance Of fruits this year,
and consequent cheapness, has occssio-
ned great increase in the cousuunp.
ton Of sugar for preserving,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

SupsasrsrioE IN FxANcE-.Tbs
belief in soroory still exists IN differ.
cut parts Of France, and it is . very
common thing for the peasants 70
have recourse to soi.disant sorcerers
for the cure of maladies. One of the
worthless, named Huan. wis recently
tried before the tribunal Of correction.
al police. Of Tours. for having. by the
practice Of his art. caused the death
ola peasant named Fromain, Of Vile.
domer. This peasant. it appeared,
having long suffered from illness, ap.
piled to the sorcerer for advice, and
the latter ordered him to employ sun.
dry charms, and to allow himself to
be developed in quantity Of ivy, heat
ed to excess in an oven. The ailing
man, with the assistance Of bis wife
and friends, employed the remedy,
but be died under it. The prisoner,
who is 80 years Of sge.l could offer no
defence, but he seemed to think it..an
extenuating circumstance, that bic art
had, in most cases, been confined 10
making his dupes mutter prayers and
perform pieces Of mummery, which, If
they did not prove beneficial, at least
did no harm, He was sentenced to q
years imprisonment.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
Gbt 9adg Ggn1et,
BATON ROUGE,:::SEPT. FL, 1865.

To- We are requested to say in be.
half Of Mr.. DAVID N. BARROW, that
he will meet Mr.. J. D. STUART. At the
time and place appointed ('he Court
House in this city, Saturday night the
9th, inst, to discuss with him, In
public, the "Politics, Of the day"
Mn. D. DuroNrA.-We ace that
this talented gentleman. so long con-
nected with the New Orleans Courier,
has sold out and Withdrawn from that
establishment. This appears to us
rather singular move, since the party
in power. is on the eve Of a mighty
thriuinph. However,. come what will
ws hope we shall not be deprived Of
the annual services of Mr.. Depoun:a,
a. Reporter for the Senate.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
4fw Abpfrtisfnltnts.
Choice Teas

Choice Teas.
C00 POUNDS various styles and
wv grades, Of the finest green and
black teas neatly put up in | and pound
Packages. just received from New York,
and for sale by. sep19 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

MORE WITnDRAwALs.-O Our neigh.
Dor the advocate, publishes the card Of
withdrawal Of some of the Kerrs at
Greenwich Springs. If the Know
Nothings have any more Of the same
kind at the Springs. we advise them
to use all possible despatch to get
them outside the kennel.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21
SYfrial Mttffs.
! NoTloe

WOTuOE.
would ~ 70 psrsoag wishing TO hire
Buggiss or Carriages, TT they will please
bring the money TO ray Whsn, they procure
them % IL will save much trouble both
ways. Also, any person injuring horse
BY hard driving, need not expect o ct one
Sep. 18th. ROBERT BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

Sos1eSlt.tes.
on BOXES NEW COD FISH; =.
~ 500 pounds assorted Confsctionary !;
100 bushels Irish Potatoes;
200 half and quarter boxes Sardinss;
s barrels Boston Bresd;
100 cans fresh Lobsters and Sal.
mons.
Just received and for sale by
sept. IL. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

Attention Families.
TLOUR in rs, SO and 100 pound bags,
L always on hand and for sale by
sept. II. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

A LIE 4 POBTEUl......
II Imperial Ale, and London Porter,
just received and fos sals BY.
sepGl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-21

DARRELL LARD.
do Barrels Lard just received ana for
sale BY lsept141 JOSHUA BEAL.
CODA Something nice and
~ fine just receivsd and for sass by
(septf4l JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
CO NJ Nj T.. IeCIAI.

The Missouri Republican OF Tues Law saws
We have been politely favored with teiegraphic
dispatches from New ORLEANS. tife 81 and ith
Saturday and Yesterday Ore OF tbs "a ad-
dressed to JOSEPH g. MILLER states the .mark-
els oserstockeG--yellow corn d. white | Iuc /:
oats 5sc superfiae haur So so R-ceip's Of
gram for the week 100000 bags Another. of
The same date. 10 Messrs sMyTH & Corr. quotes
flour al 50 30, corn % 10 lose, oats 5s, mess
paik $40 so, lard los Another. af the Atm
addr, ssed 10 Meessrs IIE>isG & WoopRurr
contains the following: Flour So 30 10 50 Is.
corn 70 TO IL &c oats s. 10 60c, mess pork $40 :
30, ribbed sides :, shoulders 15. 10 &. lard
10 $50 10 4" Ant ther, Of tn same date.
(Ses erdav.) directed TO r. NJ DALEY & 90
says, Flour SO 30. and dull yellow corr
%, white les TO iloc. oai. 58-stock all
iarsen
The steamer Alvin Adams brought 10 Cairo
New Oileans dates of The 30th. No particular
cAange IS to be noticed IN The published reports
q Inc market, ano we therefore omit them, rar
hcolariy as the above dispatches include the prin
elpai quotations. Of interest
business continues active For ,,sierAa a
Transactions: -priucip lily confined to grain, nour
hemp, and tob ,cco-we refer 10 Commrrc lal
report IN The usual column. Receipts Of corn
Still heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
Council Proceedings.
Room,
June 7th, G o'clock. A. NJ.

"N'tt flbt q CiOCk, a. NJ.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present--1he Mayor, end Aldermen
Brdgman. Full on, Iaines. Mckee. New
ION, and Tlmberman.
he Township Trustees having declined
10 audit tie bill Of A Edwin In X. pre-.
sent shape, the same was allowed, the
amount being SIS 80.
The Special Committee appointed to
consider propositions in relation to The
construction Of ges works, reported for the
consideration Of the Council, proposition
from IL. B. Spellman. and anothe, from
Nessrs. kibourne & IIerrick.
On motion, said Committee was dis
charged from the further consideration of
the subject, and the persons making The
proposi ons aforesaid allowed ~ withdraw
tie same.
On motion:
Resolved, That the CITY Recorder no.
tlfy any persons DESTROYS Of making pro
positions for the construction within the
cry Of gas works, that the City Council
Will receive sealed proposals for The same
uatil seven O'clock, p NJ this dav
Council adjourned 10 this evening at
al seven o'c'ock.
Il. :. MERRrAM, CITY Recorder,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
II / altoH

M AK, June sih, ISJo
II fhs OG'eers aud Memb,ts of tac Guards and
ofheF CttiSeas,
GENTtFMIS -
have Just received your very friendly
note, AID while | feel grateful for the feelings
*htrh YOU entertain for the . keokuA Thespisn
1iao Cannot bit express my sincere graft
tnIe for the Interest mamie .sr.I hy Won. Gentle
men, IN my welfare.
accept he tender Of benefit, a. proposed in
your note. and respectfully ihfoim ,oa that on
Monday Evening the Club viii Hay the Rob.
bers agreeable TO your note OF thi. date.
With sentiments nf the highest esteem,
remain, Gentlemen, very sincerely, yours
THOs. DUFF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09

or The principal writers, says The
Court journal, i'll the the London Times
at present. lunder Mr.. Delsne. are the
Rev. Thomas Moslev Mr. Sampson, who
succeeded Mr.. Alsager as writer Of the
city articles; Mr.. Robert Law. the NJ p
from kiddermin,ter, who has charge Of
the colonial subject; Mr., Thorton. who
writes The Parliamentary summary Twas,
aid. { *ho was sent TO Constantinople with
the funds for the sick J Ward, Quar-
terly Reviewer = John Oxenford. the
dramatic critic; Dawson. the musical
critic and Or. Richardson The mana
ger OF the Tunes. now for several wears
past-and really more of the editor than
MF. Delane himself-is Mr.. Mowbray
Morris, . barris.er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
Interesting from Salt Lake CITY.

Correspondence OF the n. Y. Herald
Serious Collision NTH the .1rmy Officers.
Justice IN Ufoh-- Mob Law Triunqphanf.
Some dsgraceful scenes appear to have
transacted lately in Utah Since Col Step
Toe has been nominated as Governor the
Deseret News, Brigham Young's organ has
been teeming with panegyrics on the gal.
liant Colonel" and Orson Hyde. the chief
OF the Twelve Apostles, has declared 10
the universal world that ssCol. Steptoe is 4
great man" Those who were not prf Vi
ouslp aware Of the fact now know il for a
certainty. for II is Endorsed BY the ycnera-
bic apostle.
But while the most fnlscme praises of
the Colonel have been circulated bv the
columns Of the church paper, merely to
deceive persons at "a distance, the differs
aud men Of the Colonel's command have,
on several occasions, been publicly black
guarded and inaulsed in open day As n
sample, party Of officers Of The army
were lately riding out with some ladies, in
Salt Lake City. when they were set upon
by mob Of Mormons, among whom were
the sons OF Brigham Young and Heber
G. kimball, Presidents of the church
and two others Huntingdon and Moore.
These men rode by the party at full speed
waving their hats and shu'ing the mos.
opprobrlous epthes and vulgar oaths in
hearing Of the ladies, and endcavored to
brighten their horses. One of the ladies
the daughter Of Hon. Judge Kinney Chief
Justice of Utah. was only saved from be
ing thrown from her horse and injured BY
the coolncss Of one gentleman, who seize
the birdie AMI with difficulty restrained
her horse
As the officers wished to proceed Law !
fully. instead Of putting few bullets
through the chief actors in he dis graceful
affair, tie case was represented 10 the
Mayor, Jedediali NJ Grant A mock trial
was gone through, and though the con-
duet Of tie mob Was IN direct violation of
the city ordinances. il was discovered that
the individuals stood too high in the church
70 be punished. the case was dismissed
and the costs u tie curt, amounting 10 az
almost fabnlors snn, were thrown upon
the plaintiffs. Duiing The trial, the ladies
who were present as witnesses. were
grossly insul'ed by a low fellow, a witness
ier the defence. The greatest excitement
prevailed during lie trial nearly I'VE
hundred armed Mormons being collected
IN aud about the Mayors Office.
The anti American feeling seems 10 run
high IN Salt Lake City, and the Gentle re-
'iden's anticipate rupture. he sooner
u Genes The better. The Mormons, il has
teen demonstrated, cannot ike with any
Other people, not on account Of their religi-
Gus tsnets, but their utter disregard Of all
law and docency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
"A DOC O, as is a Doctor.

A self sufhci-nt lsumbug, who took up
the business Il physician, had deep
knowledge Of the healing art. was once
called TO vii, a yong man afflicted with
apoElesy. Bous gazed long aud hard
felt his pulse ard pocket, l,ok at his tongue
and finally gave vent to the following sub
lime opinion:
Il think he's a gone fellow"
"No, MOI exclaimed the sorrowful wifi,
ado mol say that
YES" returned 3 lus, lifting up his
bat and eyes hesvenwardat the same time.
''yrs, do say 50, there arnt no hope.
not the lcastest might; Hes g1t an attack
OF nhil6 in lis lost fronts
Where" cried the startled wife.
'ln his lost fronts, and he can't be
cured without some trouble and good
deal of pains. You see his whole plencto-
~ system is deranged,. fully, III, vox
populi is pressin on his aisaorum, second
~, his ca'acarpial has sweled considerably
il not more. thirdly and lastly his solar ribs
are in concussed state, and be amt got
any money, consequently he's bound 10
die.
kE Rev. Dr. Hawks is nov on tour
70 the West.
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CouscfL Roox.
June 7. 8 Q cIot K. Z. NJ. |

June 7, 6 O'clock. =. M.
Council met in pursuance Of tie ad.
loufnmcht
Present, The Mayor and Aldermen
Brdg,nan. Fulton Haines, Mckee, New.
ton, Thomas and Tmberman.
The Council proceeded to examine the
proposals tor the construction OF Gas
Works within lie City. and after some
time spent thcreat the following resou-
ton vas adopted. viz:
Resolved, That tie proposition Of
Nessrs. Edward khbourne and William
herrlck Tor constrncting Gas Works and
.urnishlns the citizens AMI city with Gas,
be and Is hereby accepte I, and that said
proposition be referred 10 the Committee
IN Judiciary to draft an Ordinance in &C
cordance with said proposal.
Council adjourned to meet on Monday,
the ! It'll Of June, ai . o'clock. A. NJ
u ). MERRIAM, City Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-09
'" J, 1IWtLL w NJ. DOLBY
JEWELL i DOLBY.
House and Sign Painters, Ola
zicrs and GiIders.

Ship on NE corner Of Second e ,Johuson
Streets, opposite The 81. 1Aortcs.
MOULD respectfully Announce 10 the cti-
" zens Of keoknk that they have formed a
copaffnefship, { May 5f, 1898 ior the purpose
Of arriving on the above business IN all its
branches They are ready al all times 10 un-
dstake work IN their line, which they p,edee
themselves sh III be executed with punci laliy
AMI IN style eqla u The best, and on as rea-
So abe ,erins as any others IN the city.
". b. Particular attention paid 10 PAFrs
HANGING, which they will do wlih nea ness and
dispatch also old sash rsgl5led.
May II, is5s. l3m.