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New ORLEANS, July q, 1855.
Cotton unchanged, bu spsss limited and buyers de-
nandDg a reductions. Sales to day $50 bales.
BUFFALO, July 28-l21sP N.
Flcur-Ijmitsd demand no sales Of IMPORTANCE
Wheat dull lower ssles 100 bushels WHITE Michigan
a. $2 Is; eco bushels Sheboygsn winter at 81 80
50 90 new Ohio and Me5iterransso, at 81
10. Corn-Far demand. Kecspts to-day larger: stock
good and market lower saes, 10 900 bushss by boat
loads, at zoe Oats lower. Sales, $4,000 bushels At
48c. FYe!ghts firm.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE July %, 1856
Al cattle ma-ks: to day, $50 head Of beevss were
Offered; ITO driven Eastward and trc remainder
sold ~ rates ranging from IS to 50 70 net. Hogs
scarce; saIes ats IS a IS % per 100 bs.
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holder In Tammany Hall, and the third ia q
hard shell Disguised with all sorts Of parties
and politicians, and ooly ambitious for the
shades and the cool philosophy of private life.
Perhaps, however, trey were all three at Wash
ippton together in reference to some Kitchen
Cabinet town lot or land speculation in Wis
consin, Kansas or California What's up? Who
knOwsY
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY q, 1855.

doubtless The entire strength Of the democracy,
Without regard. to the administration, will be
brought oar against ibe Know Noshings. II is
incpmbent, therefore, upon this party to bring
their whole force to bear upon these Southern
elections.
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Cry TAxEs-For VITA. parpose the b,un-
de,ers who compile the estimates of city taxes
omitted, in the table first published, all the es-
Inmates for school purposes, that for lamps and
gas, that to maize NJ for the deficiency in taxa
ton in 1854, the quarter mill tax to make up
the State tax, and variety Of other items
amounting altogether TO about Sl,728,O00, we
can only conjecture; certain it is that accord
ing to the table sent in to the Supervisors on
Tuesday, the total levy YVES stated TO be
So, $685. GOO, which every one saw fell coEHidera~
bly, short Of me true sun. On Wednesday, the
correct estimate was printed, showing the whole
amount required to be 81 r., 200, CT S1,727, eco
more than the report Of the FIRE. days pro-
csedings Of the Board Of Supervisors had stated
as the sum needsul.
l. is p.ssumable nat the Comptroller is re
sponsibie for The careless omission in the FIRST
assessment roll Of The personal property Of ron-
residents. M Flagg surely knew Of the recent
law one is at loss TO imagine from wha.
cause he conld have neglected duty so plainly
devolyeI upon him. Whatever the reason may
have been, il is quite clear that the assessment
roll would have contained specification Of
S14,500,o00 lees taxable property than It should
have shown, and the non.residen.s would have
escaped taxation once more, had i. LOT been for
the vigilance displayed BY Alderman Ely, who
refused 20 pass il without the inssrtson OF
the omitted item. Whatever mo.iyss nay
have been % work, it 10 Iiain they
Influenced the Alderman lees han the
Compsr olleT. TIE item-the ezac. fg0res
being S14, 49l, l30was Though Lis in
fuerce added to me assessment roll, and some
$4,000 are thus saved 20 the c.sy, In spite Of
Comptroller Tlagg.
IL is not little cnio-s that SO many OF tae
Ole municipal reformers and members OF the
redoubtable Peter Cooper party should turn I'D
as non-residen.s IN this supplementary scha-
dIle. i is hardly necessary 20 mention names;
but u appears thai number of those Who
couple Of years sgo made such h1hbuo
about the increase Of taxes and ine necessity
fo- 2a-aly zing checks on The city, were "A Teal-
y quite disi1terested on The subject. They did
business here; enjoyed The protection afforded
BY the police and military were benefited
By ali the municipal regulations respecting
cleanliness; had thei- property watched BY The
fire companies; but when it came to paying
why, .heJ lived in Europe, CT among he mrs.
qnitoes on Long Island in some d:eaTy Hat in
Jersey, o. in the fever-and sgue marshes Of
Staten Island, and paid 81 year fer all taxes.
That these men-whether municipal refoEne
o. not-should escape taxation; kat they
should enjoy the benefits Of system which
they abused, though il vas cheap enough to
them, was not at all 70 be expected or desired
And though the negligence or Partially of
Mr. Flagg very nearly secured them another
years cheap living and exemption from taxes
we may congratulate ourselves that the mis-
chief was discovered in time, and that the day.
Of cheap bliss for The non residents are over.
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Illness OF the Hon. Abbott Lawrence.
BosroS, July 20, 1856
Tie Hon. Abbott Lawrence s very low 70 day, and
but faint hopes enter aimed Of his recovery.
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DETROIT, May 3D. 1886.
The Mayor, Council and out two hundred frsmen
from London, Canada, visited day, and en-
tsra.ned by the Ely. Among the speeches made was
short one by General -ass.
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The Yellow Fever Mt Gosport, Wa.
BALrIxoRK July 49, 1885,
There were three new cases and two deaths by yell
lew fever 1t Gospor, Va yesterday. The disease ia
It'll confined 70 the infested district.
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THE NORTH AND THg SOUTH in another
column we give significant article from the
Redmond Wing, on the subject OF the recent
outrage 10 Mr.. Wheeler and his servants at
PHILADELPHIA
I. is NO longer Sufficiently expressive Of the
actual condition Of things in this country to
say there is tendency to the formation of two
grsa. sectional parties It is already move
ment-a decided, active movement The North
ia being drilled into plan OF warfare against
the institutions Of the South. No effort is Loaf
to infict injury upon citizens Of the SOuth-no
means unemployed TO impress upon them the
of the cons.ai srtion in reference to slaves Mas
sachusetts is in open rebellion; Pennsylvania,
New York and Ohio. and, indeed, tine whole
North. ace rapidly moving to the same point.
That the end Of al this unless checked by
timely action, will be The organization OF the
two great sections Of the Union into hostile
parties that it will drive the South TO the de-
fence Of its property md he protection Of its
citizers-that it will sink the government into
s relentless ter5 and seville war, IL requires
TO prophe: to foretsll.
When the constitution fails TO secure the
ends 70, which il YVES adopted not all the glo'
-ions memories of the past, net all the material
wealth and prosperity of the present, not all
the premises q the future, can sustain
il as covenant OF The union OF The States II
there was no ether reason than that which re-
quires nearly half the parties to the compact
to surrender rights which are gnara 1teed by it,
on The mere demand Of the other copsrtners IL
would be sufficient 10 insure .ne downfall OF the
government. Not only the rights secured must
be held sacred, but the opinions Of those en-
titled 20 their enforcement olghs also to be
respected.
Il is folly 20 expect to reap The fruits Of
union without comply ing withits essential con.
di.iODs Situated as the United States are
with reference 10 slavery, and Ne condition
Of public sentiment touching its tendencies aud
uses, il is impossible not to see that an issue
precipitsted upon That question must end in the
most fatal consequences to both sections. There
is no government when it fails, by the delibe.
rate action Of lite parts, TO fulfil lite just ooga-
lions. The substitution Of mere moral disin-
fectante for solemn covenants forfeited-the
repeated assertions that legal outrage will
end in wealth ind prosperity TO the supposed
injured pa7ty-wi.l do little to preserve the
government or TO satisfy the sufferer. We
commend this subject to thoughtful men in The
North.
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T III z T. A + e 8 T NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEeAhPHs.
From Washington.

From Washington.
PosrkksTEKs APPOINTED APPOINTMENTS TO AND
PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY.
WASHINGTON, July 26, 1865.
The President has appoiated a. Pos.mastsrs A. q.
Brown, At San Antonio, Texas; and william Bell, at
Newark, Ohio.
Postmaster General Campbell left here tais morGing
for Philadelphia. He win be absent several wssss
Among tbs recent appointments to the army, from
civil life, are the following
ASSISTANT suKGEoN.-Jamss 7. Gluselln, of Maryland
MILITARY sroREKEsPER. -william r. Andrews OF New
CArrANs.-Jehn Dunnovant, Of South Carolina; Ea-
ward Newly, OF Illinois
FIRST IIEUTENANTs-Char Radzmiuski, OF Lousiana:
AlonEo Loring OF Virgins Edwin Msrrineld Of Nich
gan; Robert Il. Davis, of Miss.
J. Lynds, Of Tezas henry Livingston, James Dana,
Beail Compton, New York Richard a Riddias, Nsrtd
gan; Charles H Weber A. s. Coolidge. henry A. sar
gent, Edmund Freeman Massachusetts,; Waterman Pal
mss, Jr, John Sargent, William wilkins Hardy Ralph
Graham, veneranco Pulezz, VIM Stretch Absr District
Of colunhs; John G. Taylor, Nathaniel wickl6s Ken
Spencer Aaron Harocsstle, Thomas B Edsiin, Jesse
3. Wharton, Maryland Ra mond Fairfax, J. Thomas
B. ssb.fsr, California. Dunbar r. ksnsoua, Yer
mont; George ?: IOrie, New Jersey; John pfyaaals,
james A. Morrow, Connecticut; Edvi. A Morrison,
New Mexico St. Clair Dearing Arthur shaai, Georgia;
Murray R.nsoPs MTspp VIM Rsynos hi
mas Grey, VIM. K. Lar, States unknown.
Among the promotions are Benjamin /. Reall and
Thompson Morris, to be Lieutenant. Colonels
The following named Captains promoted TO Ma
jors:-Charlss A. May Francis Taylor Samuel p Hsnn-
zelman, TheopLilus a. Holmes, Geo. H. Thomas, Robert
8. Garrett, John sedgwick.
oncsrs promoted and appointed to join their 70.
spsctivs companies and stations without delay.
President Pierce has pardoned jacob slngsrand con-
viced Of fraud the Pension Office, and VIM T.nemsr
10 sentenced to ten years. imprisonment for roobng the
mail.
Wn. Guy, Esq, wen known citizen Of Baltimore has
leased the National Hotel here for term Of years.
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Burning OF the verandeh Hotel.

AOse ~ Sne burning OF the Veran00h Hotel.
BALTIMORE July 20, 1855.
The loss BY the burning Of the verandsh Hotel New
Orleans is pu. down .. $4,000 TIE stores beneath il
and other property we're destroyed.
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Kansas Annexing Territory.

CHICAGO, July 20, 1855.
The Kansas Herald Of the l4th inst. announces the
project Of sansziEg the whole OF Platte county, IN Mis-
seuri, BY purchase, to the Kansas Territory. II L.
stated that the Missouri Legislature win meet in Novem-
her and gi7e consent
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Yellow Fever at New Osleans
NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1855.
yellow fever Il Increasing in this city. At the hDspi-
tai during las. week II sixty three deaths At
present, however, 1. 10 Of mild type
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Five S,ateu win bold their general electI

Five States win bold their general elections
during the month of August, TO Wit -
Tsnssnee... ..Augunt Kentucky 49,. August
non'n Carolina. .Augast2 ALABAMA. August
Ie1hs...,.. Aasnes D
As will be seen BY the above, the elections 10
Tennessee and North Carolina viii take place
On the I'd prozimo. To the former State
Governor and ten members Of Congress sre to
be chosen, and the most intense excitement he's
manifested itself during the canvass, as our
readers have been able to judge by the various
letters and speeches from the distinguished men
Of the State, which we have from time to time
given. The contest will be strictly between
the democrats and Know Nothings, no other
party having ventured on An organization.
The old whig party seems to have been effectn-
ally used mp in Tennessee, and the leaders and
members thereof are pretty equally Distributed
between the Know Nothings - democrats.
The following is as complete W the can
didates as far as we have been - to obtain
them -
Dem XIV
Andrew Jefnsep. Meredith p Gentry
FOE MEsBEss or CONGRESS
II IA. 0. ers GuS. Ya.ssai.i e Ts,,p,.
s-sanus' A. Smith. william H. Pom.
4
Geo. ". JONES,
7-Iohn v. Wright, William strsyhcyp
s-Granvills G. Iorbi.t, Felix K. Zs!IcoasY
1o-D.vM M currin, Thoms S Rivsss s.-s'
Mr.. Watkins is an indie pendent Know Nothing
democratic candidate in the First distric.; and
Mr. Freeman is running as q WING an.i.Klow
Nothing auti-Nebraska independents IN the
Ninth.
In North Carolina there will be ne State off.
GERS elected, and the election will therefore oe
only for members Of Cons ress, Legislature and
county officers. AZ in Tennessee, the battle
will be fought single handed between the demo-
cratic party and the new American organize
ton, totally Invested Of all outside Influences.
The following are the nominations =
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
D1 DerS. X. N.
III NJ. shaw Rot4rs T. Pane
Thomas Rafir, TsonasJ Latham
3-Sa re- gins,s~, David Reid
al. OBJ. Branch, James B. shepard.
6-Alh.r. h Scales, Il G. Pur,saS.
7-Burtou =. CrAige Samuel NJ stove
g. Thomas l.. Ciingmsn, l. Carmichael.
The Know Nothing nominees ore equally d.
vided between the two cid parties, four being
wbigs and foar democrats; and in the Fifth dis
trict, where the democrats have made no romna-
ton, Hon. John Kerr, whig, is running as tie
antiKnow Nothing candidate.
On Monday, the 9th August, Kentucky, Ala
bama and Texas will vote for State officers ard
Members Of Congress, which will close the cleo
lions for the summer, and make the United
States House Of Representatives complete, With
the exception Of the representations OF four
States, viz
Time for E<cticn No Of Members
Ieoieiss. .................U va
........s...s NoV.o
Maryland. Nov.
Mississippi. Nov B and O
In Kentucky the con est will also be between
the democrats and Know Nothings, both par
ties having put forward leaders upon which
they can with confidence rely, aud both have
marshalled their forces in the true political
style adopted in the days Of Jackson and Clay.
The following are the candidates OF both pa--
| ties
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In Kentucky the con est will also be between
the democrats and Know Nothings, both par
ties having put forward leaders upon which
they can with confidence rely, aud both have
marshalled their forces in the true political
style adopted in the day. Of Jackson and Clay.
The following are the candidates Of both pa--
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FURNITURE

Al WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Al No. 81. Main MTrel, kEoKu1. Iowa
THE unde Signed does not deem it expedis ut
L to say that he has m>1e Furnilure or better
than apy other establishment in keokuk, or
elsewhere, but would say 10 Wholesale and e.
tail purchasers and oil customers that he has On
hand all kinds Of Furniture aud any quantities
you want. put up aud packed ready for wagon
transportation. Among othSr thargs are
Bureaus, plain. fancy apd dressing.
Tshles Gard, Center, Side, Breakfast, pinil G,
and Dessert.
Chars, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seals
Rockig Chairs, Cane, Wood and Spring seats,
Bedseads Common, Fancy, and Cottage: high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cdfnlces, Willow
Ware and Wagons
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes !.
Mattrasse' ard alt kinds of Upholstery on hard
aud made 10 order.
twill pay 10 give rs rall.
M sign up, though piace@sceneray we'll
marke4 II WfLsEY.
keoAuk, May /, 1852 Wv
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Atohuhs 1hAt -, ioo-'
HATS. HATS. TStI,
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT 1tif
New York Hat Emporium,
hAI% KE1UERN I'd kt6.

G.. SHELDON Would respectfully an ii
n /. neunce to the citizens Of keoknk aud -
vicinity thatl lie has established himself al
keokuk, for the manufacture and sale OF Hats,
Cans. Furs and Straw Goods, and w.H open
about the 18th of Mach large and complete
stock OF the abogr goods of the latest and most
fashionahie style, iiasia5 been connected tor
! t>fIn % veafs With ore If The largest whole
sale manufacturing houses Ia New York will en-
allie lae Ia ssll nav seaoes al ! lower price fAsn
any house IL the trade. hope by close srps.-
,asion tu business ald desire Il please the pub
ne. 10 receive state u their patronage, and
snaYiy every want ,lia' comes within The ieslfi-
mate paare of my business Uoefiry mer-s
chants aae respectfully Msiied TO call and exam
iue freviags TO buying elsewhere nv mouon,
ssRraa. paw. Quick sales and Small Profits
G:snts. .u,i drop il aud examine the spring
.fylp OF Mole Skin Hats for 1925. -
AsC. SHELDON, iinA1Get'w "
arrii a5,ls55 xry
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sffkFNsS N H. RUM
Wckenny & Runner

III AVE this dav associated themselves together
IL Tor the Transaction of tie Drug business IN
ait tts Branches. They expect 10 Keep Oh hand
q general aud Well selected assortment OF Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Peffumcry, Paints, OILS. &c
Also have by this arrangement become sole
pro risiors for tic MAJ uiaciure and sab. Of II
X. GllimoFe's celebrated Mamairke Ltnlmeni
and unrivalei Vegetable Anti Bilious Pilis. for
The states oi Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, aud territory of Nebraska.
Al orders IN iuiure MI be addressed %
MckEANY & RUNNER
Dec q, 1871. d1
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I AIDES, col9ltd bl4ck ana white KID CLOVIS
ia Slik Lisle Threat, and cold do. Twisted /
'el SILK Ni'fs for Ladies AMI Misses Black,
e aud uote silk Hose. and large stock O,
cot. IN wAlte, lubleache,, black seate ana
nike % all frlce, child ems flo. white. NIX d
III d Fa. " ..rp cheat =. d. FOSTER
April I 1879
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y. ID. EOS

| As ia>t recs,se3 ue assarged Stock of
IL SPIN and sumnei Goods. to ~hict lhe at
teFt,on % buyers u re uecifu.iy a-slet.
lhr Goods have been selected with special
ref renee 10 the city retail trade, si a wHbe soli
As low as tie sme class a goods can bc bought
n ATS House IN Iowa.
Purchasers wil ,io well 10 examine the sieck
heioro bnyag rtst" "hpts, Ties viii n insni
styles II usually kep ia thls market.
4 nri y. lsaa.
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INlihEi. DaIb Iftousb Isans. bessrrt. y. 4.
l i'sie piaia and Fitstnrg THE MORNIN,
NAIL TRAIN have Philadelphia for plt'sb1r
a 4. NJ ard PaisbRrg ior PhhaicAJfia a,
! :. NJ TIL FAST LINE ieates PAila eiplsia
fof Piit-bufg a; | = Al snd pitfsi.atg for phiia-
fpipfaa al T. VI TIE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Ftlle phla ier plitsbarg al
z. NJ, and P.lish'rg FOR rhiladel phia al % P VI.
ihe above lines cottect al Pr sbvrg with
Railroads To &Nr FROM St. Louis, Nh: Alton,
Gatena spd Gbicaso. It's Fgm kford, Lexington
and Louisville ky.: Terr- hante, Aadi,on Ia
iafette, ansi iudauapeils. lu& Cincinnati Dav-
Ton, sprIngti ll, Beilefoataine, SandnskY. Toledo
Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Massillon aad
Wooster 0hao: also, WITH the Steam Packet Boats
tfom aud TO NEW 0gLEaAs, ST. LOUIS, Louis-
VILE, and CGNcfssArt.
Through Tickets cat be had to or from either
Of ne above places.
fof further particulars, see Hah1 bills al IN.
different stating points Passengers from lbe
West VIII find this the shortest and most exred-
tion- roatsio Philadelphia, Baltimore, Mex York
Of Boston.
THos. MOORE,
AsfNr, Passenger Ii, es, Philadelphia.
j. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pttsbufg.
Feb. | 1850. "
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CITY DRUG STORE!
DurrawS Blofk. Main Nrft, Eeoknk. g

JIM G. STEWART are now IN receipfk3
OF "a very large and carefully selected stock Of
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, Patsut Medi-
clnes, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints. Oils, Dye stuIf', Perlumery. ael every
variety of fancy articles usually found IN the
best establishments OF the kand Every arlicle
warranted pure aud genuine.
Purchasers will calfer mutual favor hy call
ing at our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DIR ]. G. STEW ARI'S office and consulting
Room ia the Drug Store
PRoF EhsiaNAt AEFrRf NcTs:
T, O. Edwards NJ. d., OHIO Medical College.
J. Cobb,
John Lche, = & g
Nav g. 1885. d&w
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Siarrs, Slnres,i Sloleh,,ii,,

FIST received, and for sale by the undsrsgn-
- I'd, ia tbe City Of keektik, great variety OF
Est. Louis and CINCINNATI Stoves, among when
|imay be found the fne uew patented GoLnfN
EaA S'ove. The GoIpEs HaRr, The 9rfEN
CTHEs w EsT, The CaaLLENGR pHEfEREscE. The
i Improved CineiDpaii PREMIUMS, Don DIE OVEN,
Ac., and all tie latest styles OF FAsios and
fiEATfNG sSTovEs, all OF which may he found at
k,ur Wholesale Stove DEPOT, No. II, +, Main Street,
rear the Leyee. anl al oar old statd, No. o3,
Main Street. The above Stoves have been se-
bected expressly tor this Market, and we iiattAr
our elves ,ha, Gao offer greater inducements
Tn purchasers, than any other house north ef ST.
Louis.
Remember the Numbers, II aud g. Main ST.
Ne have also large assortment Of Tin Ware,
got up by the Aest "otkfntn which We oferN
ell al very shall advance on casf, also, great
arie,y Of Sugar Kettles, Hollow Ware, Sc, Nc.
Give rs a call and noi only SAVE yous Nancy,
> U inv-st il right. ]. &. ESTES.
April 4, 1855. WY
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KECK IOWA
4, ENst-~1, THK subscriber las Just re-
AHseS .A..-~a ceivea large and beautiful
eI<-s-<saa-S-stock of Sold and Silver Watch
es, Gold Jewe!ry &c, comprising The latest styles
Of LADIES' Breast Pms, Ear Kings, Finger Rings
CIa Pins, q old Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals. Silver 1hlmbis, Cold Slides, Snaps.
Studs Gold Pens wih or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATEH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practic al watchmak or /,
feels competent tn repair lie most dfien; and
delicate work that NAV be eitriiss., Ia his care.
All work warranted 10 eive satisfaction.
Correct Time.
The public may rest ASSUMED that .he correct
TINS IS, ant-always will be kr1i BY
NV JONES.
Nov. 2s. 1884 iya
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Carriage Painting and Trimming.
TSHE under signed having rented the SECOND
story o. the Plow aud Wagon Factory (Main
and i2th s'reeis) designs carrying on the Car
rlage Painting Business ia ali It's branches.
IL Is confident that lie can give entire salsfac-
ton and hopes 10 merit and receive share OF
pubic patronage w. Ii. EARLEY
April 10. J85" d3m
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MBER,

At THE PINE MILL.
Ii!l- subscribers have constantly on hand d
L supply of
Dressed Flooring.
Also. FENCING R0ARI1s and tENcIsG pfcKFTs.
siditsg, aud general aSsoilmc OF lBneH sion
stHiI
street, he,kuk, Iowa.
HIATT & HARBlNE.
Apil7. 1888. aim&wly.
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A Card.

A Card.
Soas- Feeling very thankful for the
,xszNs1As - LIBERAL patronage heretofore re-
kK6S1s27s-eA ceieed, take the Liberty to
call The attention OF The public 10 the extensive
Stock Of
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
Of every description have now Oh hand, which
am etshled 10 sell lower than ST. Louis prices.
Also, having been practical waichmaker for
a namber II Yeas, feel confident Of giving sal
islaction, regards watches eft IN my care.
JULES GEISER.
Keohnk Jan. II, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-11
AT the Two NcW Lime KiIus.
FOOT OF FoIRTu STRprT

UHE subscribers keep sianiiy ON have
i large supply Of the besl qaaiiry uf Lime
3r'iers may be eii al {. Obertols MAN t.
between 2d and 81
Price per barrel, g. cfs At the Kiln, or 10 ct
i delivered. JOHN IWART a. &C.
heokiik, May /, 1850. d3m