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COLD, SILVER, STEEL & PLATED SPEC
" TACLES 10 suit every age and
eJe, Riding Specs, r. II. Glasses, Eye
Protectors, Eye Glasses Of all descnp
tons, Reading Glasses, Goggles &c,
ParabOla, PeniOcal, COncave, Convex, and ColOred
Glasses put in frames al the shortest notice.
Persons IN want Of glasses may BE- sure 10 gei
those which benefit The eye at
III. SEMKEN'S,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, betw. sth and 10Th SITS.
jan 20
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Commissioner Of Pensions.

The forms of declaration, etc, an.
nexed to the above instructions will be
published in our next issue
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ENkEhOa MORHIaG GOV VNB, Ca sh.
l. mere, Velvet, MeTino, just opened this day al
BUTT l. HOPKINS'S,
Come 9Th ST and Pa. avenue,
Between Browns and National Hotels.
mar l-eo2w
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There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place al Hilbus & Hitz' Mu
sc Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
III street, where Tickets can be procured and the
aftIcles are on exhibition.
Persons desirous Of possessing some Of the most
superb articles OF workmanship ever exhibited have
now ali opportunity offered them of obtaining such
al an extremely low price.
Call aud examine for yourselves at the Music De
pot OF HILL BUS IlITZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours OF 9 O'Clock a. IN. and p. m.r
feb TT
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The MUTUAL FIkE ASSURANCE CoMPA-
ny OF THs ISTRlCT OF COLUMBIA,
4 NHARrERED by c, ngress, offers to the property
~ owners OF the Disuict safer and cheaper means
of insurance than any other Company
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW @. L ; ERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas Biagden PV Browning
4. Howard, Mathew G. Emery
J. e. McKelden.r
Office, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 9TH street. ..
Office hours from to O'Clock pm.
feb 26-eOtf
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COItN TY OFFICERS.

We have elected our entire County
ticket, with The exception of' 'sherifr. as
fellows
Jeremiah Russell, Comfy + treasurer:
Sherman Hall, Judge Of Probate j;
Frederick Aver, Commissioner !; III
McDugai. Coroner Il 3. Putnam, q !.
Goodhue. sen John Depus, Assessors
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DEL EGAl'Tlc q III N I!

DEL E(sA'IA llOl
Sufficient ssturns hsye bsen rscei;vss
70 render i pretty certain thst aics
has been elected Delae ate lo Cong w.
Some portions Of thc 4 srritory have no,
been hoard from, bst NV shnk there lcss
! Be 70 doubt of MI. Rice siection u
j. scarcely necessary Az IN ii nv taai
we are disappointed ii the result u XIV
canvass. though for The last TWO weeks
preceding the day Of election, we were
not without some fears IN relation TO iHe
result. We made 4 direct issue il the
contest, and but one we commended
that Mr.. Rice having accepted the noupi-
nation from convention that repudiated
the Baltimore Platform mia ignored tAs
Administration &c Frsnk lin isrce by
that act himself virsuall abando ned AN
Democratic party MA was nct tnss1 N
fore entitled 70 the support of she Dem
ocracy Of the Territory. A'e ,hasss yet
seen no reason % chang AM dpiniOn,
and under like circ,tmstances, syoald
again take the same position and naiA-
tain il in like manner. With Az II w s
matter Of principle, md principIes
never change.
Mr. Rice has been lected nst M
cause he was Baltimore Platform
Democrat mot because be was fcs of
against the administrator liot be4
cause he was for or against the Kansas
Nebraska Act not because ne was for
OF against any great principle orsnsa-
sure Of the Pafty,-but because bis
friends. by most unusual activity, and
by endeayors that knew no abatement, /
produced the belief in large portions Of
the Territory, that he could accomplish.
more, in Congress, for the Territory
than any other man. ten fold. Thepa-I
pers supporting him, stated this oyerand'
over again. with repetition nonoton-.|
Gus, and persistency almost ipcre dible ];
and the friends of Mn. Rice l,pldly y
serted Oh the streets aud every N
that as our delegate had 81 vote . ~
Congress, i matlsred not what wsrs hiis
~ - .. 80 HI
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PROCLAMATION .5G 81 II
NEW YORK STORE !!
Nit SAUK RAPIDS. ;l

3& 4st III ~ -a-- ~ = 800 s. IA
.xNn1xv u, ], y, "a ,.h;,a.. !
~ p.,.on s,earns and ad;,,;c;na :
Counties TINT a. { = nov, onen;nr the
,.rres, a. 80 II. = Iarresf and most
extensive stock Iof Goods ever brought
il tho TERRITORY We defy competition
ii quantity, quality Of prices from any
quarter. Our Store and Sales Room rs
not only largest, but the best filled
[of any IN the 4 Territory We purchase
our goods directly from head quarters
either from the manufacturers or their
agents. and BY the original packages.
and we desire that Dealers in particular
should bear this IN mind, FIR it mnst be
perfectly obvious 70 all THAT by pur-
chasing of us 40 place 81 those who buy
at st; Louis, Galena q 81. Pau, at
least two prohts can pc saved, We
have selected our present heavy stock
viii, q view 20 = Jobb'ng business, and
We invite dealers North and South. East
and West, e give us q call before gong
g St, Paul Or elsewhere, Another ad-
yata ge ~ purchasing q " y, that we
can i1ll YOUR giitIre order as our stock
g genera ana comp oloo g. ~
.o 'l4 81 re hoys and processes |o pe
some fomPk'ess ,ano syou VIII Always
md MN nP ana Dressso, anp reaoy %
~ ne agreeapis y sal,fs
'as y. u, = .ss's','l, 81. !.
We nave el noo.en g1o 'Ss; Z. every oes,
oI.pllu =, ls'.'p 49, , VI. ss...:c..,
81. 49, ~ ~ s.,ah :
.,y,Ss en- ~ $3.50 : $3.50. ss,.ps
,a'A S'As' IS - ~ So, ~.
6 Is - IL y, p.s:.a. W.,
800 49, Ia;ss;,s I'1nsr 4,d PIC n,s;o
Ifig'd and dotted Muslin, white and
cold Tapestry y osery and Gloves Of
an KINDS halaren sas, oos lrocks = anu q,
|neoosi ,sSonlosseIs, Mse'en g, ~ ~ a''
h hrSsn s ;rshis .o,sps' o h;.l Dsmask as.
linen Napkins brown bleached and
Iunbleaehed ~ Table Cloth, Linceys,
Oasst James, F'lannels;; 4 billings. Think
1u!gs DENNIS. Grain Bags, Silk and
Cotton Hdk ls, Blankets, Bangup, Bur-
laps, apron heck, drab Kersey Sf,aSls, J
green lSraxe ,Edgings, velvet Trimmings.
TLrssas. and mao, oihss Goods q his Ills
line too numerous 70 mention in,the hints
Eof an advertisement.
.si I, E,Afsv MaflE f,T ,cTHINfS W.
4, 1r,I., 8. -, ,,;a.
AJVefGOatass OdCk ,Osat 90 N>ucntS.S
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32!9|7!l 266o

INV mi yote of Houston and Blue
Rsrth Counties win sincrease hlsssrs::l
Rice and Marsliali y vote about $50
each. ssiss u Nj Ssis ~ ~ Sff
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I| ssa boIiiIs q Nj D q Y, have
4 6s VI ii il yaaa M N
HUH " NJ Aslsesaiy ll6 l u Sssia
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GOV SEA | ], i M \

Legislators. MA reispgss has AZ opport.
unisy NJ eonmoni ealing WIN ihat body.
1 Upon his arrisal III the Shawnee SchooI.
lfhs Hon. O II. Brown wa coined coined binIi ii
mn name sof citisens of Kassas. ((ssssvsl
ernor Shannon. Will, much mod WI y and
I dignity replied in The folloYing msnnsEIs,
1 Sii For The very friendly reception,
Iihavc met on tt,s present OCCASION; i
lbeg leaveto tender 70 you. md through
Iyo,. ~ the citizens VI Kansas YOU repre- Nj NJ
ent, my thanks III entering upon the
siniies of the responsible Office IA which
have been appointed, Il " highly GRAFT
lifting u me6to find % mnch good feel
Ling prevailing among theciiizens Of the
Territory Coming, " YOU az, from
almost every part of the civilized globe,
with different mann.s, customs, and
modes III thinking, il must be expected
thai there will be some conflict ofopinion
insettling Tho policy which II 10 control
thel dsstiaiss tof Min rerritory But,
while W. ss,ay differ iinRopinion onsqaeslss
ions of blbIir policy ,sthS object of alI,sII
Il y ~ sbs hoped, is1ths same the ad-1'
vancement of the bsst interests of the
Territory. 81 respecting the opinions,
and even the prejudices,' bleach either,
and cuitiyating q social feeling, We will
soon karrnonize, and learnto act togeth-
AZ forsthe benefit and advancement vi
our highly favored country looking at
many #of the papers lin the States, one
would Be led % believe that Kansas vas
the scene Of lawiess confusion; and dis
order.aH M greater error could be COM
mi,ted.f Twill not criticizesths motives
that have induced these unfounded re-
presentations, but 4 will say because a
believe Il true that there isn't amore law
abiding people ii the United States than
the great mass of The citizens Of Kansas;
There IS 40 State ii the Union where
person aud property are more secure
than inithis Territory. That some If
regularities may hayeitaken place,in the
heat ard excitement of a first election is
true but they sink into utter insigni6-l
cameo when compared with the bloody
riots that have characterized.the elect
ions in some Of the States, and lawless
n,obs that have disgraced some Of our
large cities. i While the latter have re-
cgfvsd but i passing notice from the
press. The former have been held Up ~
The world al snbrmilies without = pres
cgdshs. Ihis IL III wrong, ana calcnl-I
ated 70 prejudice the best interests ofthe
Territory, W lettering d slarge and re-
specta bl6a6lass of emigrant from COM
iny among usl duly dppraciai4 the
warm and generous feelings that have
ever characterized our hardy, ill ellia
gent; md 'enterprisidg pioneers ia the
West II Inns been MY Tot to have atning-
led iii them ii the course si 81 NY iffa,
add fshasH Away J fdlna them trhel ana
warm hearted friends and patriotic citiz-
ems 4 come amongst You ilot al 4 mere
ativient,,reif.. seeking u better hiis for
tifiiss and return home, but ' iis one dslesir3
Il I: ii HI u. IN u ,5 Il ~ ,,. ].
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For.sbs sauk Rapids Fron,,;er,nan.
CLAIM MEETING AT LITTLE
n a G fssts ss I


sssAt i meeting held pursuant Is notice,
~ Little Falls, on the 18th day Of Octo-s
bsr, f655, of citizens Of The northern
PA ef sntoa County for the purpose
pf appointing : conlmittee tosdeclde on
contested claims, and adopting such
measures a. viii By i,e " csssary ID pro-
tect their rights Al the coming land sales
Ga motion. George Stone atas chose6,
PresiJsnt and z aaes Eergu u, scorers
EredsyiSl lnncanI MeD ongal
md Il n Daggela we're pointed the
comnittee 81 disputed claihs, and WIN.
~ VA appointed y BID 1oif ths land
u l!hs public sal|e IS 4,
rhe follo,e;ng Fesolution was also,
pnadimonsl adopted ~ n sl's +s131.1
Rsssolssd That ,Nai l,nptually pledge
ourselves 81 abide By THE decision 81 the
cotnnlttes appointed By thu ine citing u
decide cohtested claims, and We fusthslrr
bind and pledge ourselves. t. use our
best endeasors, each for the other, to5
secaires esre laims and 6nssjust rights, At.
khe coming land 'saIes'at ssuk Rapids. n
on molten. III sxs voted I'M tIie ' pro !.
cssdlngs oft!s meeting bs ubel!ishEed ia
the Sank Rapids, F'foatierman.
GE0 sT ONE, President.
JAMES FER Gus. Ssisre.aIry.
III elai,daata lfs requested III
glye snet nun s. committee 81
claims ll!l. III ri The they secure
nt q NJ sSl aS.s The commute hsyn DIafa
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CHARLES KETcHAM, Notary Public, Saint
Cloud, Stearns County, Minnesota. t.giH
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I ATLANTA AND INTERIOR !.

!. w. sMULvEY, n. d. Physician aud Ssrgeoa,s
Monsicello, Wright CO., Miunrsota.4 min 49, B
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TIE NIMBLE SIXPENCE.

WISH to say to tins public that have at my
/ old stard on Main street, between cd and srd
streets, the largest stock of Dry Goods, Groce
rIes, Boots and Shoes, Hats and caps, Ready made
Clothing and all other articles usually kept in
retail stcrethc largest retail stoe in the States
Ny building Is over one hundred feet deep, Thu
first and second stories of which piled full oe
Good OF every variety, bought at Auction, Sheriff
and other reduced sales, which enable me to sell
At retail, lower than Tie Wholesale prices ofany
house in the West. My goods are bought ty au
old, experienced buyer, who never makes pnr-.
chase unless the articles are of the best quality
and any person buying goods in this house and
nndng that they can buy the same quality o. goods
as low in any other house by the largest quantity
cas return the articles and get their money.
supposs you are all appraised Of tins. For fear
that there may be some Of you that xre not getting
the worth OF your money thought would post
you up. This 10 called the Cheap Auction store
by 8. 8. billings, Main street, Merchants Row,
between 9nd and srd, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Twill say that have and wilicontinuc toreccivs
direct from China, through tho New York Co., the
best and pursstfresh Teas ever importsd--which
enables me TO sell a. retail choice tca ~ low ~
you can buy an inferior oaslity.
Aug. g. IaSs-iy .. .. BrhLfr0e.
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within twenty days after its passage, give
formal notice to the Mayor. that they ac-
cept it, and that they will be bound by its
provisions, nor until they shall make over,
or guarantee TO make over by legal trans
fer, one thousand dollars Of the stock OF
their Company.
SEC. vi. II is expressly declared that
this Ordinance does not grant exclusive
privileges 10 said klibourne 81 Herrick,
their associates, SUCCESSORS OF assigns.
Passed June 20. 1855.
ID. w. KILBOURNE. Mayor.
Attest
b. 5. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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New Grocery Store

A /. r A L s T O n & Il X O..
II AVE just opened new Family Grocery anu
IL Provision Store. in the room formerly oceu-
pied BY ID. 9. Smith as an Auction Room, or
johnson Street. where they intend TO keep
choice and we'll selected variety exactly adapted
10 the demands of the retail trade OF the city
They inyit@ the Inspection Of the citizens gene
rally, and have no dovbt that they can Offer n-
JUDGEMENTS Tor frequent calls and coninued Gus
tom. A. j. RALSTON BRO,
IS, Johnston Street.
keokuk Nav To- 1855
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4 ARD.
MEssKs. rArMEIE q CAMPBELL

ID EsPECTFILLi announce to the cit ~
III izers of keekuk ard tsritity that -
they intend Gao soon room can e Cd a--lxs
iained IN be new block now beng tuil' by ID
W. kl'bourne) 70 open to the pWhiic new
and we'll selected sock Of fine Watches aud
Jewtiry. Silver and Plated Ware Also vafie
" Of Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, 81 &c, ae., IN fact every thing
pertaining TO our line OF business.
For the present we NAV tie found in Crshstn's
block, Second Street. three doors eauth Of
Parsons Banking House, where portion Of our
stock is exhibited
We are now prepared to DO al kinds Of work
hi line.
EV Fine Watches and Jeweirs Of all kinds
repaired and warranted by competent workmen.
J PARMELE A CAMPBELrx
May 80 1885
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FLOUR! FLOUR

THE undersigned wishes to inform the ctii-
1 zens OF keokuk and vicinity, that be has for
sale prime article OF FLouR, made or pure Fall
Wheat Every barrel warranted TO give sat.e.
faction or the money refunded. Those wishing
the advantage of the late decline in Flour viii
do well 10 call atthe Cry MILLS
Flour delivered in any part Of the city free Of
charge. WI AUSTIN.
June |, 1855 d3u
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Mineral Water. Mineral Water: Mineral
Water.
nj OORE & HOOPER having procured from
III Philadelphia the most approved apparatus
for manufacturing this delightful beverage. in
vite the calls Of the citizens Of Kecknk to their
bright, sparkling and refreshing drink Try il.
June D, 1856
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The sale of
Gen. Van Antwerp's household furniture
this morning. Now is the time to supply
yourself with some Of the 'caIamiies' Of
life, il you have moi enough already.
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.unnEf u .kzl4k.xn,1 !
FlsHE Western Stage CompaAy respectfully ~
nonnce TO the public that their CsseA0
leave keoknk Daily, (Sanday sxoeptsdl NJ
Fairfield, Oskaloosa, Fort Dss Moinssand Coun- 4
Gil Bluffs, passing through Boston, Chaslsa1oa, !.
Primrose. Winchester, Birmingham, AshianA,
Agency City, Ottumwa, EddyviIles Osksioesa.
Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, to Fl Dss Mssns6.
From Oskaloosa tri-weekIy) to Council Dlu1b,
via Beilefon:aiD, Knoxville, Pl.ssantvills, Indl-
anoa, st. Charles, Wintsrsatt, Indiantown, 9a-
yer Creek, 10 Council Bluffs.
Also from Otfumva via Blskesburg Abba.
Lagrange, 10 Charlton, Fri weekly.
Also from Ksokuk Daily, via Warren, Far
mlngton. Bonarafte. Bentonsport, Keosaaqns,
Pittsbarg, Troy TO Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
and convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places
at O'Clock, 4. NJ.
- Office on Main Street, second door abovs
Tho Lacieae House.
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
June 4. 1865
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BlacksmithinE.

WILLIAM GRAHAM. on Third, between
~ Johnson ard Exchange Streets, at the
Brick Shop, would inform the public that he il
prepared TO do all kinds Of BLAcxsMITHlNe in .
neat. durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prae-
tice in this branch of the business he nattsra
himself that he cannot be excelied by any one in
the country. He particularly soiicits patronage
in this line.
He also offers his services as Farier in an its
branches.
May 20, 1855. d&wIy
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G. O Nj NJ T. Il CIAI..
st. Louis Market---Juuc 10.

Corn, wheat, and oats declined still further
Good white corn 81 TO 10, on board Wheat,
small sales, prices ranging from 81 40 10 s.. 80
OATS d. TO so. Flour, country extra $3.50,
fancy ss,75 FIaxseed $50.
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Of Boots and ShOes

A LII persons desiring the L,iest Fashions for
- to see what they ars) would do we'll TO call
at Dukes Boot and Shoe Emporium" where
he is anxious to sho. his new and splendid stock.
which 10 always kept full and complete from his
own mandatory, the NEST extensive in the e1tv.
thus enabling him to fill orders moro promptly
than any o'her house.
He has uAnEessest assortment and best ouali-
~ OF material that to be found in any one house
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture o,
work TO order.
His Lasts are all made TO order, and he var.
rants fit, and all his work superior 10 anv thinS
In his line in Iowa. Call snd see for ysurseiG
May IS. 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-22
DRIED BEEF.


TWENTY-FIVE boxes W. R, English Dairy
and Pine Apple Cheese, By
vs.. c. FLNkHOCSER.
fine e. 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-22
One More !!

THE undersigned heveinr permantlv located IN
heoknk, tas opened Tailor shop on John
son street, one door West 1.-THE pos Office, same
s'de, and hopes by pGnctuaiity and strict at
fehtion 10 business 20 merit sia Of public
patronage. Being stranger regpectfullv
solicit trial, and all work entrusted 10 my care
shall be dohe in workmanlike manner aud "a
IT. guranieed "Siudy To please shall be my
motto. With those VINO desire il viii cheer
fully go to the store aud assist them IN selecting
their goods.
r KELLY
keokak, May %, 1855. lma&w