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Smyrna times., 1855-12-12

-. blddy, has that surly fellow cls. ro,, q,
.ne snow from the paVementp' ,yss s;s ., oH
"Dia ae clear IL off with alacrity. Rs;,t;,, air
" No'snr, With shoVel.n - D'uuJ
Smyrna times., 1855-12-12
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO BOY ,agea I7yeas and months, hay
A ing ycavs and 10 months 70 serve ine ..t sra ~
Row sonnd in every respect and nsed 10 wofh On
he farm Ent at tls. ollice.ss-@ ~iss - .a
nov. l4. Jj-4t .I .sa
Smyrna times., 1855-12-12
GREAT BARGAINS!


Al the DID stand fOrmerIy occupied by Geo.
w. Cummtus.
'';E undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens
oi Smyrna and vicinity that they now receiving
en' opening One of the cheapest pretuest and best
s" of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware Qneensware, &c, ever offered To The public
Tue following Goods embraced in their stock .
"A extensive assortment OF C.OIhs, plain and fancy
'aNs'IereS VhsIings, Cashaeres CashmereIs, Linens
n dfh Cravais, HandFerrhiels, Gloves Hose, Half
"HFHi llnse etc AI>O, the latest styles of DRESS
- - PATTERN ), of every faHric--a splendId
neiyi Mourning Goods, EmbroIGerIcs; White,
Linen and domestic GO"ds; Table and Towsl Dia
per, Crash White and Brown MusIs. Sheeiings
~ DnllingS, TIckings, Chechs. eIc.. etc. AZ " D
>LG1 CmhTelas, ParasUls &c. Also. Boots, q 81
~ Shoes and CATERS of every size andI EAs
quality. Hats aud 'als of The latest
fashion. 4 large lot Of Hardware. Queensware, &c.
aud general assortment of GROCERIES, Cf the
best quality.
Our Goods heing selected with view to suling the
various tastes OF different purchaA. rs and with due
regard To the proper essentials f a good article, we
Invite The public 10 call and examine for themselves
relying tnv upon the merits of the stock, and the
iO% prices at which the is reailed. s,eak IN
louder tones uf connendation than all the praises
could lavish upnlt.
JOHN II. CATS.
Smyrna. April 4, '55-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-12

" And who is God, that should bow,
Kneeling, supplant at mystic throne
Why should sigh, and fear, and VOW,
What wonders can He do-what hath He
done
, 1855-10-26

COLvlILE MINEs.-Surveyor-gcneral TIL
TON, by the last mail, received a letter from
his brother, who left this place for the mines,
dated Sept. oath, to whom VIC are indebted
for the following facts; There were about
200 miners at various points on the river,
generally making from $40 to $40 per day.
The gold is found upon the hills ides. Mr..
TnToN and party had constructed a slide to
get the dirt to water, and were engaged in
making a sluice, when they expected to do
much better. He had made $500, besides
purchasing five months provision-intcnds
as long as the weather will per
nit, and thinks he will do well. The miners
there are principally CalifOrnians, He says
nothing of any Indian disturbances. Mr..
THToN was mining about twenty miles up
the Pen d0rielIe river.
, 1855-10-26

ent crisis. Suffice it to say, that he will
have to go through the war section of coun-
try on his way hther, and should his person
be offended or touched, reasonable as dare
he the sentiments the Courier uttcrS, it dare
not Justify Or palliate the Indians for an at
tack upon his person-should they wish to
administer the lesson which the Courier in
Inmates should be taught him.
The Courier goes on to object to govern
or MAsoN's course, and endcavors to throw
obstacles in the way of his energetic and Wig
orous carrying on of the war. Where could
Gov. Mason have called those two compa-
nies, and made head quarters more judicious-
ly than he did? The commissioning, equip
ping of the men-(they being the territorial
militia, under and subject to his orders, by
virtue of his Office as commander in chief, y
the raising OF horses, arms and equipments,
was to be looked to. One company was
raised at Olympia, and was ready for the
field within week from the date Of the
proclamation. Men were requested to furn-
ish their own arms, and many had them be
fore the requisition from the Decatur reached
here. Suppose the company raised here had
been ordered to Vancouver, to go with the
other company by way of the Dalles, in con-
sequence of the sno1os in the mountains,
What about those volunteers carrying those
arms that distance ont Of The aoay? Those
arms supplied on the requsition of Gov. Ma
SON, belonged at the territorial armory, and
where should that be They were received
by Gov Mason on his own receipt, as gov
ernor-where should they go? Reason,
common sense, answer the question too plain
ly for us to say one word. There was no
other place than the territorial capital
We regret to say it, but truth compels it,
that the secret of this whole attack upon
Gov. Mason, is found in the fact, that
"iSteilacoOm" has not been treated in this
matter as being the only place on PNgei
iSOund-that the little money spent in the
equipment Of the volunteers, has been laid
out at Olympia instead Of Steilacoom.
When local feeling Of this sort is carried so
far that truth is violated, and incipient trca-
son perpetrated, we are justified in thus
holding up the parties to the public. On
such an article as the one above alluded to,
called Governor STEVENS War;" there can
be but one opinion among oil classes Of men.
We beg pardon of the public for noticing it
so at length. Under most circumstances, so
humiliating task would be too degrading ;
but for the information Of those abroad, we
would here chronicle the disgust of our peo-
pie at conduct so despicable.
, 1855-10-26

B9- In another column will be found an
official notice Of the appointment Of Maj
TIITON, surveyorgeneral of this territory, as
adjutant general of the volunteer forces or
ganized, and being organized, in this terrific
ry. We understand, Mr.. TILToN has had
considerable experience in matters pertaining
to the duties of this Office, and have every
reason to believe that the selection is good
one. ....
, 1855-10-26
ROGUE RIVER WAR

From Rogue river the news IS trlly
startling. Report says that some 20 or 80 l.
families have been murdered, and dwellings
burned. The houses burned aud fapEilies
murdered are between Grave creek and
Rogue river, and an attack upon the
Umpqua is feared. All communications
with jacksonville was cut of, but it was
supposed that the place was fortified. The
disturbance is said to have commenced on
the road from Jacksonville to Yreka, BY
the murder Of man and BOY by party
of Indians, who afterwards committed sun
dry other depredations 1t appears that
the miners and settlers have turned out to
man, almost, and have commenceda war
upon these merciless and troublesome In
dians in earnest, killing every Indian who
fell in their way-man, woman or child.
1t is impossible to tell, at present, how
many whites have been killed. The citi-
zens had already killed one hsndred and
six Indans-sparing neither age nor sexsfa
The following letter Of Indian agent
GEo. H. AMBROSE, taken from the Oregon
Times, Extra, will enable the reader 10
judge of the true state of affairs sins that t,
region of country. The Shasta, klamath,
Horse Creek, Grave Creek and Rogue
river triGe IS are said to be cOmbiRed, aud
had fixed upon day to XIII all the whites
in Rogue river valley that it was thsir.
intention to blockade the Crescent City
and Siskiyou mountain and CanyunrOnds,
and to murder all the whites.p peag
, 1855-10-26

B6s- Miss Susan Cushman being asked
by Rogers, the poet, if it was true that she
was about to be maaried, said that she did
not intepd-to marry unless she could find a
person Of really masculine mind.
"Theh," said he, "why don't you marry
Vour sister Charlotte 2"
, 1855-10-26

STEAMER TRAvELER."-Through the en-
terprise Of Mr.. JOHN G. PARKER, of this
place, q small, but neat and comfortable
steamer has been placed upon the waters
of the Sound, to ply between this point and
Seattle, as also to carry the U. S. mail.
She arrived here on Tuesday last, and de-
parted again on the sameFday Mr.. PAR
KER will command her, and we heartily
wish that the public will give him good
support. The long absence Of steam com
munication on the Sound has been seriously
felt, and the arrival Of the Traraer was
universally hailed with joy. e-'
Since the above was in type, the Trap-
slsr has made trip to Seattle, and again
returned to this port. She made excellent
time-being only from Tuesday evening
last till Thursday, IL o'clock, making the
trip. sn.1 lo. li l.ao..- II d.. a
, 1855-10-26

b6r Gov. Mason has gone to the Colum-
bia river to confer, VIC understand, with Gov.
CURRY, of Oregon, in order to produce con-
cert of action, that the war now existing
may be brought to a speedy close.
, 1855-10-26

! p@r Many items of news have been un-
avoidably crowded out this week. We
also delayed our issue, in order to give as
full report as possible Of matters in which
our readers aro all deeply interested.
, 1855-10-26

KING CoUNTY.-The late election in this
county for member of the house of repre-
seniatives in the place Of A. B. WEBSTER,
resulted in the chioce of WILLIAM GILLIAN,
whig.
, 1855-10-26

LAGER B1ER.-In Rochester it has been
decided that lager bics is malt liquor, and
will intoxicate. In Detroit it has been de-
cided that il will not Which is right4
, 1855-10-26

B6~ A friend inquiries whether man
cannot vote by telegraph. This is a ques-
ton for political wire.workers to solve
Our own opinion is, that it depends entire
ly upon the regulations of the poles.
, 1855-10-26

"Ocr. ls.-Maj. Rains sent up en- express
last night from the Clickitat river for tho
steamer "Wasco,p which Immediately went
down and brought up the troops and landed
them on the opposite side of the Dalles.-
Mr.. Thompson informs Inc that in another
letter from Mr.. 0lney, dated the day ufter
the above he says that his messenger at
ee-Peu-Mor-Moz's camp found about hur.
dred of this chiefs men dancing around. Tie
Scalps of some white men. The confedeka.
ted Indians here boast Of having killed, in
all, sixty white men. - ssssss'.ss
as O'Clock, P. M-+--ThH MARY" has Just
arrived, bringing Capt. Wilson's company Of
volunteers, 81 men, and also, what was more
welcomc-the news Of Lieut.. Slahghter's
safety
, 1855-10-26

~ The editor of this paper being tenn
porarily absent, the editorial control of the
paper will devolve upon the present propri
etor and publisher-GEo. B. GoUDY.-ED
, 1855-10-26

Sac The editor of the Portland Orego-
nidn will please accept our thanks for u
file of his paper, delivered by Mr.. CAIx.
, 1855-10-26
Puget Sound Volunteers War, &c.

4, Puget Sound Volunteers S-Thr War; &c.
The company of volunteers under the
command of Capt HAYS, took their depar-
turc from this place on Saturday morning
last. The company was well armed, and
presented quite formidable appearance
being composed of good and true men.
They will no doubt acqut themselves with
credit. The company left Fort Steilacoom
Sunday afternoon, and, by our last advices,
were advancing rapidly-all well and in
fine spirits.
After the organization Of the foregoing
company, Governor MAsoN-deeming it
necessary for the better protection Of the
lives and property of our citizens-commis-
stoned CHARLES EATON, who has been a
resident on this coast since '43, and well
known as possessing extensive knowledge
in reference to the Indian character and
geography of the territory, to organize a
company of " Rangers" to consist Of 80
privates, besides Oficers-in all Al men.
This order was almost instantly complied
with. On Wednesday last, the company
assembled at the house of Capt EATON,
and organized by the election of the follow
ing officers: ......I
JAMES McALusTER, First Lieutenant,
JAMES TuLLs, Second do
A. NJ. Poe, Third do
JOHN HAROLD, First Sergeant, oil.
G. +. WEED, Second no. do
w. w. MILLER, Third do ID
S. PHILIPS, Fourth do
S. d. RlNEHART, First Corporal,
THos. BRAcKEN, Second do ..
s. IIoDGDEN, Third do
JAMES HuGHEs, Fourth, do
Two lieutemants only were called for
lin the order from Gov. Mason to Captain
Eaton, and Mr.. Poe will, therefore, prob
ably be reduced to the ranks.
This company is now in the field. 1t
will range the country on the western base Of
the Cascade mountains-keep q sharp look
out upon the various passes through the
mountains - interrupt all communication
La,moon ,h0 vorliLo ,rihos and those now
at peace-disperse all suspicious assemble
res and disorm tbem-arrest all SUSPECTED
emissaries and generally keep look out
mon Tho Indians vest ~ tho Cascades
Wo rcoord this comnonv Nc tho most
;mnor,out in Tho field Mnob verv mucb
denords unon their nerforminv the dutv
oss;onod ,bow f,,,bf,nv This wo have
no Sonh, ,bov w,n do &c tho coronorv is
l,.s,,,,o..a 4 90 '.ood o;,;.ons IaII
po,h 80 ,heso oon,non;o. uoro rono-or.lv 10
n,oson,sd with noot and onnronriote flocs
hv tho Iodies of olvmnio We feel ossurcd
,Lot tbov viii ma, no disorocod
Bv n nroclamatian.,wbich will be fonnd
in another coltf,,1 !, wil,,hA seen that four
additional eop,naniSSare called for The
obioc, IL fnllv expressed in tho call We
hone ,bossoo comnanios viii sDssedilv organ.
izo and raDort There can no Longer bo
onv dorh, h., Tho, vo bovo a sor;o1s Wa
nror onr hands that tho Tnd;ans from Tho
nortbsrn lins NJ California IN Cone Flat.
terv land nrobablv further nortbl toretb.
or with those on our oasterp frontier ara
all united for the purposs of exterminatipv
the whites pnon the Pacific coast. Action
n - :. NsS', = ~ .S''N - '."-N'S " -
=" d Pot'' " on .SIny1 Wv nm,
olps DO-OS' :. sl'o - - Wv aes
W SUNNI '''"' 'O'u ~ 'A' uN 'e' . '''''o'
, 1855-10-26

DC 0MO J0u 00OP uIl POIoOuS OOllllII5 II
this direction.
Yours truly, ...H -.
NATHAN OLNEY,
l. a.'r-o. s... Indian Agent
To Mr.. Il. II. THOMPSON,
Ind Ag't Fl DaLics
, 1855-10-26

A report came to Seattle, through an In
dian who has the reputation, there, Of being
honest, that Lieut. SLAUGHTER and party had
been cut or We hardly think it possible,
and it isgcnerally discredited by our citizens.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
CO M NJ E RC1AL.


& FLoun-SAle of II bbIs country superhne a,
s 81; so do at 81 Is y bb; city extra Sil to
~ per bbI.
WHEAr-5, 900 bushels prime Missouri red. to
arrive by ut OF August, sttl %; 1900 bastei.
choice new arrive by the ooh INST 81 25; So
.acks new si.36; i4s 10, the FIRST received fr om
illinois river, 81 35; y6 poor fall. old. 81 40 aud
73 do choice red, old, 81 AS per buahel.
CoRs-Mere inquiry, and prices slightly im-
proved; n bags yellow 55c; 1870 do prime vel
low So: 200 do 60c: IA white Coo
OATs--Sale OF So, i43 and 226 SKIS, Sc ond
hand, 46c; 273, good bags, 47c; Ito do new grn-
nis.. l8c per bushei.
WHfsKEy-Sale Of 100 bbls al 3oc pc galloa
HrDEs-i83 At ilLr per 10.
Posx- 50 bbls nessat SIT 62t per bbl.
BAcoN-l0 ca.ks country shoulders Tic; 10
DO plain hams DC; 10 do clear sides 63<c; s do
country shoulders Sc per ID.
SALr-SO0 bags G. A. 81 65 \ 81 10 per bag.
GsocEaie.-No change in any article. Con-
siderabis codee going into store.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

r. As will be seen by an advertise
ment. friend Tyler succeeds Dodson in
the Tailoring and Furnishing business on
Third street. AID doubtless the favorable
reput alton of the establishment will be
sustained. At least we hope so. for W.
like 10 see clothes male with fitness and
in good taste. Some folks affect to think
it pure vanity TO bes.ow a thought upon
the style Of = garment. SO it is only made
strong and durable. We dnn't Bah
ocns and barbarians doubtless would be
satisfied with any kind Of slouching
dress which will hold together a 20 ID
spell but civilized christians like to see
& 'od taste always and everywhere. and
even elegance whenever possible.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
CAROLINA HOUSE.

- CAROLINA HOUSE.
:::I Corner oil High nd iith sts.
.:l 4. SNlPES. Proprietor.
Tuls is new building. aud furnished new
from top TO bottom, in splendid style, stuated in
the most delightful aud healthy portion Of the
city, with a large wagon yard, stabling, &c.
which affords particular Inducements to the
country trade in general. The proprietor, by
strict attention to the wants Of his guSsis, hopes
to anJoy liberal share of public patronage.
n. 3. Those in want OF good rooms with
board, will please call and select soon.
E. SNIPES.
Keokuk, JaIy III, 1855. Won
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
BLANKS.
Cosrsc Dows. The first story Of

COMING DowN. = The first story OF
Grsham's brick building. having been left
too high for the convenisnce of business
when the last grade Of Second street was
made. 10 now to be brought on a level
with the stree, BY removing the wall and
lowering the foor some six or seven feet.
An anxious public will now have en- op-
portunity Of de iding whether Uncle John
really had a cellar there for such midnight
eonclaves as were charged upon the Know
Nothings
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

or stolen from the snbsc, iher, be-.
y tween the morning OF June 30th AMI July I'd,
. sorrel roiored HORSE. with the following
marks. two white hind fea', white spot in the
face, ard sbont ~ hands high the hair was rnb-
bed ri from the under jaw by tho halter. The
horse was purchased IRON Alan Youtssy near
Abba. Monroe county. low, last Saturday
mosnine, and - may have started for that place,
Any psrsan giving informailon whore said
hosss csn ~ foeod. o. returning him 70 ihs sub
Serfbss, eAsll seoslve ths ahssN reward.
y = nUMRHn1Y = GAGE.
IuAv u fnHk hh4tl
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
WAR! WAR! w AR!

'NHE initins have d-ria 81 war. and the la
l. ties. advices from Salt Lake inform US iha,
they have and can raise twenty thousand hgh'-
ing men, This VIII call for volunteers ard iaI ge
consequent Supplies. which havs induced Mcssrs
MOORE l. HOOPER. with feelings Of true
philanthropy, 10 pa up 100 doz of A-ratei Mia-
erai Water IN bottles; each explodes with a
report lond enough to frigh'er the Red SKINS
and tn slake the thirst and coo the palate Of all
who volunteer
July 3, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

OF The ma. hiDe had b. come loose during
dsrcing, and it had slaifled iis position
in sacn WY that il danrled shout tno
iady's limbs. and inluced the belief that
II was a snake with an enormous head
The D,c'or fell right down in his tracks
and flint iel--he did.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
A CARD.
MESSRS. P4RNELE 4 CAMPBELL

ID ESPECTFULLY announce to the cit- q
IL ne of Keokuk and vicinity that "a
they intend Gas soon q room can te OBJ 49,
aimed IN he block being huit by D.
w. kibourne) 10 open TO the public new
and we'll selected s'o X Of fine Watches and
Jeweirv, Silver an Plated Ware Also a var,e
" of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &c. &c, IN fa-t every thing
pertaining To oar lin. OF business.
For ne present we may be found in Greham's
block. on Second Street. three doors s,uth OF
Parsons Banking Il ,use, where portion Of our
stock is exhibited
We are VOW prepared to do all kinds OF work
in line.
CO Fae Watches and Jewelry Of all kinds
repaired nj warranted by omnetent'wofk'nen.
J PARMELE. A. CAMPBELL.
May 80, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

Mc-7i1mi1ing on Second Street
J Ambie 23 feet on Pad
street by 30 ieet deep,
commencing 80 ieei from
Mala street, 6 IS Il Is ! 10
keokuk. JAY 4 b. 1855.
THOMAS MARTIN,
Collector OF the Guy OF Ksaknk
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
St. Louis, Quincy and Keokuk Express,
GODFREY 4 SNOW, Proprietsrs.

GODFREY 4 SNOW, Propsietsrs.
QCINjY, ILLS.
WILL run a semi.weekly Express between
w 81 Louis and Keokuk. leaving Keoknk for
ST. Louis on Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Packet Will receive and deliver Express Pae x.
ages oi Money. Merchandise, and parcels OF all
kinda. at all intermediate points. Will also at
tend to collections, making purchases, filing or
ders, &C., with care and dispatch.
MasaenSers will be provided with IN Iron Safe
for the security Of rsmittaAces and valuable
packages.
RgVEREmcgs:
Massrs. Pare h Bacon, Wv. Clark, 4 Bros,
HsniaS WAodsu6. n. Louie.
Plses Z savsee. Moore, H,llowbash 4 Co..
L. = G. H. Ball, Quincy
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
Tax Collectors Sale.

GITY OF KEOKUK, Lee County, State of
~ Iowa. By virtue of the charter and ordi-
aaiees of the city Of Keoknk, will off-r al
pubic sale tunle.s the amounf Of tax and COS,
hereafter specified Is previously paid) at the
Masor's Office in said city Of Ke ,kuk, on We'd
nesday, The twenty fifth day OF Juy A. d 1855
between the hours Ct ten O'Clock A. M. and
four O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day the following
described lots in the city Of Keokuk, TO rav the
special tax and costs levied and assessed against
such lots BY the City Council Of sail city, for
Nc Adamizing on Main, Second and Third streets
in front OF such lots, viz:
kcAdamiziag on Mum Street
Names Of Owners. Description. Let Block Tar Coat
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

Gate City Boot and Shoe Store,
NO. liz. MAIN STREET. s.TwEEN 4ih and 5th
frHE UNDEKSiGSE wo i'd respectfully call
l the attention of ths Ladies and G -ntlemen Of
Keoknk, and vicinity, to their hne aud we'll se-
iectsd stock OF
DoOrs AND SHOE>
now opened and for sale ut tho above establish
ment. comprising all kinds Of Ladies', Gents,
NJ Sos, Bovs', and Caildreh wear, OF all ,yies,
grades and sizes, which We pledge ourselves to
sell al the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit ah examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in point
Of quality and prces, we are able TO please.
H. c. HUiSKAMP L. BRO.
June 7, 1885 a
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
HENRY SPASGRxDgRG.
N o T A r = p y q / G.

Office On yshnssn Street, asxs - The white
heuee.
Is prepared to promp11T attend to oil business
requiring tho services ora Notary Public; Ac-
knowlsdgemsnte and DISPOSITIONS taken Deeds,
Mortgages, and other kinds OF Documents
drawn to order, ID the English, French, and Ger.
man Language.
Ksokuk, Jlns Is. 1885. dim
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
Pure Congress Water

IRON the S,rat,gA Springs or sale oy the
I dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore aud Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Mapnesi., or Plrgat,ve Mineral Water. one Of
he most pleasant and sasctaAl CathsThcs
known.
Call at Moore l. Hoopsr's new Drug Store on
Main between % and Sd Streets, north side,
Keokuk, Iowa.
Jane 5,h, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
Faacy Goods

Fancy Goods.
TUST received an elegant assortment Of fns
j Goods, such - French China Vases, Parian
and Terra C ,tts. &c, Pitchers, Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Frnit Stands. Gard Recsivers,
Cigar Stands, Jew | Stands, Spoon 0oblsts. Fig
ures, Cnpids, Bnsts, etc, sta.
Also on hand good assortment Of Croekery
and Glass ware.
CAREY e. KILDoURNE.
June l8. 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
Nackerl and Salt Fish.

Aatktrl and Salt Fish.
so kits new No. J.
5 bbls. do do
10 do DO No 2 and J.
drum Hake,
3 d, Cod Fish,
Is boxeo do
B bbis Lake White Fish,
do No Simon,
For sale low by w. c. FUNKHOUSER
June 9 1885.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

u The Artillery m lie ine display
last evening. and We are glad to see that
the new field piece from Government has
already arrived
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

TIME new summer style Of Go IT'S Beaver Hats
l for 1858 can b. ionhh Al the
NEN YORK HAT EMPORIUM.
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
New Grocery Store.

New Grocery Store.
A. j. II A l. s + q N s. Il O..
LAVE J,st open"d new Family Grocery and
IL Provision oiorr, in the room formerly occn-
pied by D. g. Smith rs AIc;ion pom, OIL
Johnson street. wher they intend to keep
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
tn he demands Of the retail rade OF the city
They ,avii. the inspection Of the ci'izans gene
rally, and have no dovbt that they can off-r in
iucements for frequent calls and contlnn,d Gus
tom. A. J. RALSTON l. BRO,
78, Johnston Street.
Keokuk Nav 10 1855
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13
FLOUR. FLOUR!

CUSTOMERS can from this date be supplied
~ with G iincv e asl- Fioar, whie IL war; ant
ed TO be superior TO any IN .,se in he Mississippi
Valley, bv w. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June %, 1855. d
The daily Gate City., 1855-07-13

Metropolitan LozsnGes, Conversation Lozen-
ges, Paintiliisrs &c, DC at
CREIGHTON & OHMER'S
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon
June ~, 1855.