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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02
SPRING GOODS.

ru0uE receiving daily their large and
we'll selected stock Of Spring Goods consisting IN para
,h latest STYLES Of Prints Lawns Bafeges DeLsiIes.
;nh,ms Pepiins Lusters black and fancy Silks. white
Dress Goods Cloths black and fancy cassimeres. Sunner
Tsknrs Drilling. Apron Cheeks. Mariner Stripes. brown
and bisached Nuslins. Also. Boots and Shoes.
ALSO.-Silk. Straw and Gimp Bonnets. Misses HATS etc.
ALsO.-Straw Palm. Leehorn Wool and Fur H.u
large and complete stock OF Notions asd cheap
which invite the trade believing that We can
less money than they get IN
Louisville Come and look through cur ssoeH-
il will cost you nothing. - r,,,n IN
mhI6 2mdkw MERRITT. fhLp W.
<nAsErTs Carriage Springs and As.is for ;aie ~
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NIOTTCE given appointed e1etu
Of he lastwi Of Wander
bureh county In deceased Those owing the estate must
with dstely Estate SOL
vent mhI9 Nv JOSHUA JONES. Executor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02
FOR THE WABASH RIVER.
HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

WISH my House and Lot situated the Of
IL The Lot 3sk st.
feet inches Oaks The House contains summer
Kitchen woodhsd cellar sad estsrn. The premises
and in good repair. Title perfect.
also wish sell my shop situated the Of Firs
snd Streets with beuehes shop furntare The
tadng BY IS feet Deep lease with four
years run. For further particulars enquire Of
mh2f2w d. DYSON.
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HAVE YOu A BAD SHAPED HEAD,

GO to vAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S and have your head
. Hat. They have just received direct
Paris very ingenious that will taks the shape
head Ia than time. and with which they will
make you = will 1t o2d shoe. Main
street. between First and Second. fsbl5
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6Hvvyv mhas SAMUEL 0RR
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IN 1f6 ORR. DALZELL Il CO.
lust RECEIVED Isoocc coo Pssss::ic: Gaps:
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&l2. 600 NORTH OF DRY GOODS

AT COST AND LESS THAN COST.
SELLING sG BY order OF Assignee the Store fermeI
- kept BY Colburn Hsrshbsrger Newis time TO
bar aims mh23u A. @. PCSHEE. Assie.se
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02

QYIELD's CHOICE 0ysTERs At REDUCED
PRICE -jehests Nc. nslsinoYe Oysters 81 25per
mhE COOKS Family Grocery.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

UlAREGE DIX AlNs.-lc cases diree: importation re-
I'D ceivsd this day and for sale. JAS. Low CO.,
MIN lle Main Louisv lie Nv.
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March. Sth 1855.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02

Lawns neat aud hsadsoms styles direct
rortation;
do Challies. direct impor.atis.;
do De Ceges 20 do;
10 dc English purple Prints. direct importation; rec
msr JAS Low CO.. 4is Main o. Lou. Nv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
Annual Conference of the Methods.
Church

The Iowa Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will com
1nence its session in this place on the Goth
day OF September.
Owe. two hundred ministers Of that
body are expected TO be in attendance on
the occasion, and the session will prob.
Dly continue some ten days. Distinguish
fn preachers Of the denomination from
f'i'sDurg, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis
ana other cities will be present and give
additional interest TO the deliberations and
services Of the Conference.
Such an asscnAblage Of clergymcn, 10 re
main 50 great a length Of time in our city
VIII furnish ample opportunity for The ex
ercise OF hospitality on the part Of our citi
zens. and We trust that all will feel bo,l
pride and pleasure IA entertaining The mem
bers of the Conference during their session
in our city Should the generous KIND
ness Of our people towards strangers need
any saimulus. ample inducements mas i,
found in the circumstances Of the case. !,
The exercise Of Kindness toward. the min
listers Of the Gospel, in the qualification 0
sscisl feeling. in the enjoyment Of spisituo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
OF THE GEORGE LAW
S1,3OOO,OOo In GOLD.

NEW YORK, Aug. ZJ.-lha steamer
George Law arrived al O'Clock this
morning with California dates 10 the LIST
nst., and nearly Si,30o,o0o in treasure
i Ad,ices have beea received from Va
paraiso to July 1itt, and Australia June
9th. Nothing important from either r.
Recent intelligence from Acapulco state
Il at Alvarez is fast making his way to tho
city of Mexico with constantly increasing
force.
A gentleman came ~aown in the Golden
Age, on his way TO the u s. with dis
patches, summoning Gen Wheat, who is
said 10 be in the L. S. Recruiting service,
10 return Immediately, with or without re
cruits.
When the Allied feet arrived at Petro-
paulowski it found the town deserted and
the fortress dismsnted, the ships having
sailed some tfRe previously. taking with
them al their guns and stores.
The Allies had sailed for Snka. whence
they would proceed 10 San Francisco to
rcGt.
/ The visit Of the Allied feet TO Sitka
was OF peaceful na'nre. A compact tx
listing between the Russian and English
governments excmpls that place from mo
lestalion. i, being the depot of the Rus
sian American and Hudson Bay Compa-
mes
| The machine shop of B. F. Case, oil
Stevenson street, San Francisco, with
twenty buildings, was destroyed by fire,
July 10. Loss $40, coo.
The British ships of-war Monarch And
President, and the French frigates Euri-
dice and La Forte, from the Petropaulo
wski Expedition. had arrived at San Fran
cisco.
The banking house of Hame', Davis &
Co. of Nevada, had suspended payment,
Liabilities large.
The steamship Cortes which had arrive,
up July 3oth, had 10 deaths from choler.
on board.
The mining news was nattering. Mar
kets moderately active. Flour in stead,
demand; HexalI & Gallego', lobbng $l3
Suffolk $l2. Pork *23
BALTIMORE. Aug. 25.-The sloop-o
war Cyane, at Pensacola, has been orderc,
to New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. rs. Orders hav
been received at our Navy Yard TO fit GU
the sloop Of ST. Louis, to be ready 70
sea in six days.
The frenchmen in the Navy Yard con
: 'rlbuted So 800 10 the relief Of The vel
low fever sufferers in Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Nav leRK, Aug. 25.-The Alta Cali
lorna says several we'll known citizen
started on the Golden Age for Acapulco
: TO JON Alvarrz's army. some OF ther
were TO take high official grades in III
Mexican army.
NKw OkLrAss, Aug. g. The .teamc
OrHaba has arrived from Vera Cruz, Wit
Q dates 10 tn 22d.
n Santa Anna left Mexico Aug. 9Th, wit
: an escort of $500 men. On reacLin
u Peroe he signed abdication. and embal Ike
d On tie 18th II Vera Cruz for Sa, annsh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
Dsath Of Captains D. T. and Johnson Rudd

Many Of our old citizens will be shock
ed to hear that two of the carly citizens Of
our place have met an untimely death
from the hand Of tic DESTROYER.
The s.. Louis Evening News Of satur-
day last contains the announcement
I'VE are panied To announce today
The de?th Of Captain David Il. Rudd, Of
The steamer Henry Chouteau, which took
place last evening, on board the boat.
He died OF yellow fever, contracted in
New Orleans on the Choutsau's last trip.
Ii is remarkable that out of five cases Of
fever which occurred on the up.,rip Of hi,
boat. four Of them, deck hands and deck
passengers, recovered while the only vic.
tim was the Captain of the boat
Captain Rudd was one Of our Oldest,
most experienced, and popular steamboat
men. lie possessed to its fulles, ex,en,
the confidence and custom Of 1.-the bus ness
men OF st. Louis, who always found him
faithful, capable, and honorable in the
discharge of his dutiesAs Commander
lie was known in every city. town, and
landing place, on the Lower Mississippi /;
and hundreds who possessed his friend ship
and acquaintance, will rcgtet his loss
But thr:e DAYS since, we announced the
death, at New Orleans, on the 18th, or
Captain johnson Rudd. son of Captain d.
r, Rudi the destroyer hath severely af
fllcted this family in cutting down, within
so short time, the father and the SON
both in the day of their prime nd useful
ness
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Two days after leaving Mexico, 700 q
900 OF his escort revoltcri, killing one or
two OF his escort and Joining the lnsur-
gents.
The Alvarez platform was adopted and
Ten Caere was appoine ed Provincial
President and La Vega Commander in
Chief. All the State prisoners were lib
Grated. The mob had leled several
houses, including that of Santa Anna s
mother IN law.
The appointment Of Vidal as Minister
TO Washington had been revoked.
A fight occurred at Vera Cruz between
two bat'alions and regiment which had
remained faithfu to S mia Anna. The
former were beaten and fled 10 The noun
tans, leaving 90 killed. Order was final
ly restored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

TnE RosE AND THE MisLeroE. II re
markably intelligent young botanist of oul
acquaintance asserts ii is as his firm convic
ton, strengthened by his public observa
ton, not the less than by his private ex-
perience, that plants have decided innu
encs upon the action Of makind in general
perhaps, in particular. In illustration Of
this axiom, he adduccs with some shrewd
ness the indisputablc fact, that many q
young lady who would shrink, with maid
en- modesty, from being kissed under ths
mlslctoc, has yet not the slightest objection
70 that ceremony if ii be performed under
the rose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

HUMAN LIfE.-ProFessor Long elbow
says of human life ''Ah This IS bean
lifal world. Indeed | know II II what to
thlnk of it. Sometimes it is ali gladness
and su shine, and heaven is not far off
and ;hcn it changes suddenly, and il is
dark and sorrowful. and the clouds shut
out the sky. In the lives Of the saddest
Of us there are some bright days like this.
when We feel that we could take this
world IN our arms Then come the
gloomy hours. when the fire will neither
burn IN our hearts or on our hearhs, and
all without and within is dismal, cold and
dark Every heart has its secret sorrow,
which tie world knows not and often
times we call a man cold when he is very
sad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
ARHlllNG

\ The Boot and Shoe Emporium. No. 6S, Main
street, large stock Of Boots aud Shoes, bought
Of the manufacturer in tbs cast expressly for the
retail trade Having had seven years experience in
the business in ksokak, ! feel confident that thu
gopis will b. found superior in style and quality to
any stock in this market and when all have arrived
will .urpas- all competition IN extent Of variety
Come aud see---No HARM LOOK AT, soR TROUBLE
TO SHOW GOODS. = A. Duke
iSeh tar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE

4 New loHK August 2l-The steame,
North Star arrived, bringing intelligence OF
commercial and political affairs one day la
I ter than those received by The Pacific.
/ The Liverpool cotton market was active
and closed firm, fair Orleans Ia Wheat
dull Indian corn unchanged.
AT London, on Saturday IL h, money
was more IN demand, and rates advancing
Consols unchanged, and quiet. American
stocks qulesceut. Manuhcstc. trade as
last stated.
he Allies in The Baltic contemplated
bombardIng Sweaborg on the afternoon Of
the 7th.
Adylces from the Baltic state that the
Allied feet was drawn up ia front of Swea
BORG, Oh the morning of the 7th. The bonn
bard nent was TO commence the same eve
ming.
Conso.s, on the lth, closed at 9O5 to
81 Tor money, and 81 10 92I FOR sixth of
September. regular alfairs, transae-
tons took place a. an advance Of i. For
elgn securities steady. Corn market quiet
IN some cases recovery OF Is.
The North Star brings ono hundred
and twenty passengers
The secoad edition OF SATURDAYS Lon
don Times, contains Paris corresEondei &C
Of Friday:
Nothing OF importance from The C,mea.
The bonn eardment Of the Bastions 3 to 5
contfnucl, but without result.
The allies batteries were not o be u.
masked till The general Commandments
treat %ctisi'y was displayed at oil onts
of the Crinea.
The Russians were foltifying Arabat and
Genitchi by land an sea.
The Russians al Kars were prena,ing
to open their first parallel on the loth of
July.
Ii was intima'ed al Paris that Count Ba !
rol had received declaration on the part
Of England md France that they did not
wish by new negotiations 10 forestall the
more cisive events OF war.
1t Is SAID that General Lctang's visit to
Vienna is connecte | with an arrangement
70 open lines OF march for the Allies in The
Pflncipaliies.
Inc London Times contains leader on
The PREF cted boIhbardment OF Sweaborp
evidently written in no very hopeful S pint
as TO the result OF that event After re-
ierring to the very little that has been nc
compllshed in that sea it says, that after
all the real worth OF the b attic fleet is in
the blockade, and the eGectual accomplish.
ment OF that purp So is of no small irnpor-
lance, even II Admiral DundAs does no,
destroy Sweaborg or Cronstadt 1t has.
however, great ~seliance on that officers
discretion and ability, bui nevertheless
VAR ITS readers moi 20 expec, too much.
Ia the House Of Lords on Friday even
ING, Lords Montague aud Grey objected to
the terms OF the Turkish Lo N as throwing
all the pccnniary burdens on England, and
As oil a nature to lead to future misun-
derstanding both with France and Turkey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

A NICE WAY TO Cook CMicxRss.-Th
following is highly recommended Gu,
The chicken up. put il in a pan and cover
It over with water, let it stew as us ual, and
when done make thickening OF cream
and flour, adding piece OF butter. and
pepper and salt have made and baked a
pair Of short cakes, made as for pie crust,
but roll thin and cut in small squares.
This is much better than chicken pie, and
more simple TO make. The crusts should
be laid on dish, and the chicken gravy
put over it while boil, are hot. /"
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory

l AN prepared 10 maunt scture from all If the hest
! Brands II Frsnch. German, Belgian and Phila
deirbia Calf skins, having bought them # til. i'm
porter IN New York mud manuf acturer. in Phiiadel
phia. The patrons If my establishment may rest a.
sured Of getting beiter article than at the house
1iin buy Of second third hands
Tall and examine my stock and leave your ord,r
\ good and satisfactory 81 warranted and the work
guaranteed AT thu Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. 6s.
Main street. :. A. DUKE.
August 20, Is55.--sitf
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INNUR AN(E.

- AK INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York. KryA
- INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Connecticut
HARTFORD Isst RACE CoarAsy, of Hartford Conn
TrNA Llrr I>sunAscs CoAPAss
The above Companies represent a Capital Of ST.
eo0, ZOO live Merchandise, Stores. Dwelling
Personai Property and the various kinds of Proper
= exposed 10 the perils Of Inland Navigation IN.
saFed by " ~. " BELkSAP, gent
Corner Of Main and Second Streets
August IL. s.ly dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
The Normal Condition of Society

The follow ing and countless similar IN
cidents exhibit the delightful results o.
Squatter Sovereignty, and ;hc unrestrain-
ed develop ment of the spirit Of slavehold
Ing which is claimed to be the norma
condition of human society:
IfThe Squatier Sorereign Of the alst
has the following BIT of intelligence:
A Mr., Finney, noisy and troublesome
free soiler, was badly be ten on Saturday
last, in this city, by pro slavery man
whom he had insutcd Two other per
sons entertaining free soil views, were
knocked over and sleaced, on the same
day, Aboli'ioaists IN this vicinity are in
"ho water"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
New Books.

- ECEIN ED this day, August Gath, by j. T. CANE
IL & son,
Memoir Of the Rcv. sydney smith b. his dau,b
ter, Lady Holland With selection from hi Iett@rs
edited by Mr.. Austin.
The leland Empire, the Scenes Of the first Exile
u The Emperor Napoleon. Together with n narrative
Of his residence On the leland of Eliza. Taken from
local information, the papers of the British resident
and other authentic sources
Letters to the People, ON Health and Happiness
By CatliArne Raccier.
History Of the Council Of Trent From the French
oi H. I. Bungener, author Of the "Ircist and the
"Huguenot,'
sax Days u Creation. A series Of familiar letters
from father 10 his children describing the natural
history of each day seryi ces with part tcular refer
eDce 10 the illustration Of scriptural truth W q
Rhind.
Oaiatta, and other Poems, by Howard III Caldwell
The Mineral and Thermal SPRING. Of the T. 8 and
Canada. BY John Boil NJ h.
Auoust n isJ5--a1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

IKE The Hon. w. Ii Seward has con
sented to deliver tho annual address al the
celebration in commemoration of the land
ing Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

TuoaAs CARLYLE has talked of hercism
and sham to safety; and, like the fable Of
the ancients, hc has gazed so long upon a
sham hero. that al length he has finished
by giving life to one in his own person
For the veries' Of all shams is one who
has talked I'LL he has II thing more TO say,
and yet continues to talk an infinite deal
OF nothing"
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An Entertainment and Concert

viii b. given in beautiful Concert Room, the
JAMES RAYMOND. Immediately after the exhibi-
ton on the PALACE, consisting of Ethiopian Meio-
dies Fancy aud Comic Dancing. Characteristic Dc
lneatio,s, &c hy talented troupe Of Male and Fe-
male Artists.
ifmsstoH Treafs- FIRE Cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

Er1- The National Wing General Com
mttee at recent meeting IN New York
City agreed upon programme for The
re organization of the Wing party. One
of the principal resolutions adopted on the
occasion pledges the e-organized Wing
party TO the restoration OF the Missouri
Compromise.
These political -ancys ought to know
that there are not a corporal's guard OF
Wings in the South who will stand on that
platform, and that there is not n single
Northern State that can be carried by any
re organized Wing party.
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privileges. and in the kind feelings and ia
vorable regard with which they will be
enabled to impress the minds oftheir guests
in behalf of Keoknk and its people
We understand tnat a committee will be
appointed to maize arrangements, TO whom
the names Of such persons as desire visit
tors during The Conference may be prc-
senied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

NJ ESSRS. EDITORS Please inform the |, uties
INI that We have received the largest stock of ctn
broderles, Collars from ccnts TO 81 90 Maltese,
Black silk Brussels and real thread Laers Lacr lac
onctt and Swiss Collars Cars,ts Ribbon More An.
tiqus and Iablnn Trimming &c. &c.
II. D. WOODWARD co.
Aug ., 1855 law
CITY lots FOR SALE.
IsHEEE lott, in the most desirable part az the
4 city, on the corner 81 Eleventh and Frank lin
ntrct- for oalc cheap fu cash.
Inquire Of ". J.. THOMPSON
August - 1893. df
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DAVIS & PRICE.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENT
PAINTERS,

4 vNAINEk~, NILDEK~, GIALTEK~ AND PA.
~ per Hangers.
Shop South side Blondeau b,tween Fourth and
Fifth streets.
Having commenced the above business in All it,
branches they solicit a sharc Of patronage.
All orders promptly attended tn.
keuhuk. August - iS55.~-sl3m
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l.. W. ELL,

a q ERR EAN ARTIST,
1 Nh dealer in eve
4: s: !: ~
taeturers large
riTty oil PAPER Nachie kossuth and I.andscape
a-es Of all sizes and styles, which will b. soli
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
sihef to Artists OF filled with life like miniatures
Main street.
AnrnAf Ih. fSa5
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Shaving A Hair Cutting Extraordi-
mary.

- HAhlfpNiNG AGREEABi.Y PERFORMED
- The iayorite Saloon Of Georgc Cabus. on Main
street. below Parsons Bank, presents new attrar-
tions to the citErs at keokuk. Having obtained
assistants In my business superior to amy ever before
employed IA this city, invite the patronage II the
community "a am satisf Il thai can shave clean
err cut hair more Handsomely. and zhampon viii,
more dexterity than any barber in the State Of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABt,@
August D. ls55.--l yd4 w6m
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COOL.
I HAVE on hand dozen Ice Chests and Re-
L frigerators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold at the lowest pri.
ces, and warranted 10 please. BY
VIM. G. FUNKHOUSER.
June ., 1855.
FRESH LEMONs.
TX BOXES choice Sicily Lemsns, just re-
ZeJ ceived and for sale low by
w G FUNKHOUsER.
rt30 Il
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To any t.cmtlcu,nu

\\flSlilNG new Hat we have Just received be-,
W Express II dozen Soft Hats Of Superior anal
ny Al The threat Western Emporium. =
u. j. III MPIiREY d GAGE
August / /, 1858.
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:" A trade
About hrt horses. totuus, Wind bags. owls,
Choctaws and ho,se hair, shams and funkeslem
tnwlsd m, Tithcs, aud Cnreracitics.
Hecker.
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ROW AND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
-
COLLECTOR.H SALE.

Cag Of Keokak, Lee County, State Of Ioua
TQY virtue of the Charter and Ordinances Of the
- city Of keokuk, will offer at public sale (un-
less the amount Of tax and cost hereafter specified
Is previously paid vt the Mayors Office in raid city
Of keokuk. on Saturday, the LIST day Of September
4. ID. 1883, between the hours Of y o'clock A. M
and clock =. NJ Of said day, the lots parts Of
lots hereafter described, TO pay the special tar and
costs levied and assessed against such lots by thu
City Council Of said city, for Matchmaking on Main
and Second Sir. ct. In frnnt Of .aid lots. xi1
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HATS,

lust RECEIVED per Express large lot Of
y Fashionable, soft fur Hats, Pearl ard Black,
for sale cheap by
jane q 1855 d
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Lot. Block. Tax Cost
H. Y Rudd 5 S344 10 Il 10
~ A. Franklin, l2 II lI47e 10
Eichcr Peter 10 "a Ii47e l 10
Runner NJ. ii. 80 feet
front on Main ST. by
] 30 feet deep, com.
100 It. from 10th st., I55 ia 10 10
unknown, 10 Il. front
Main st. by l50ft
deep, com. 240 feet
from 10th street, Ii 80 229s 10
Unknown, 10 feet on
Main st. by $50 feet
deep, west side Of IL l55 229j 10
Day b. A. 20 it. front
Second Fl. by 80
fl. deep, com. SO feet
from ain street, ! 26 e467 10
TIIOS. MARTIN,
Collector of the City of keokul.
August 10TH 1885. d,d
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Table Cutlery.
JUST received by steamer Gossamer a large as
y sortment Of English Table Cutlery which We
efsr at reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS & Co
March 10, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28

On the Goth inst, Benjamin r. youngest son a
Jacob ind Angelina Bushsy, aged year, 4 months
and 20 day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-28
BOOK BINDERY
NOTICE.

| HAVE in store 2large rindstones marked "Tay
Tor Mckee. If not called for within thirty
days they will he soid TO pay charges.
j. X. C0PELIS.
keokuk, August II, 1875. lind