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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

We would say hat We have low IL STORE. I Of
only oNE Of Tho best, bat decidedly the ,raf
Bfsl assortment Of Boots and shoes ever offered
for sale N the stale Of Iowa. We have yut our
selves 70 much pans 70 get such goods as viii
not fail 10 give entire satisfaction % the most
iastdions TASTE Our prices shall be such a. IS i'll
suit our customers, a. We are determined not 70
be undefsold by any dealers in the Wts.. We
ask OF the Merchants Of Iowa careful exanl-
nation o. oar Goods, and a comparison of our
prices with those Of other Western places of
trading We only ask tie patron ,gc Of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
keoknk, IoN d. April i. iss55Ss dAntf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

New YoFK. NJ, The Reform
Ticket for Directors Of the Harlem Rail
road, which excludes the name of Batch
ford, late Vice-P President of the Board.
was elected by the stockholders yes
tertlay.
The Fire Marshaps investigation with
the recent attempt at arson in the ST.
Louis Hotel, in this city. has developed
some suspicious circumstances against
Charles Heskins, proprietor of the Hotel,
who was yesterday held 10 bail in the
sum of $4,000.
The statement that tie friends of Gen.
technique are organizing fllibuster ex-
pedltltn in this city agains, Peru, is de
MED in card from Senior Lerangua, OF
the Peruvian army, a friend of Tie Cen
cra.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, a
new trial was granted in the notorious ar
son case, on account of the technical
meaning Of The words " adjoining premi-
SEES
Great rejoicing attended The capture Of
Baker and his return to The CRY We are
favored with a minute account of all the
circumstances Of the arrest, but they pre-
sent no striking facts. The arrest was
made without difficulty on board the Isa
bella Jewctt
lie states that il was his intention 10 70
to Constan'inople and fake part in the
war IN the Crlmea. On board the Isabella
Jeweu he passed under tie assumed
name OF Browne. ahe prisoner was
taken on board tow boat and quietly con
veyed 70 The Tombs, thus escaping the
scene Of excitement that attended the ar
rival Of the Grape Shot at her dock
The annu address Of the President of
The kno. Nothing State Council is pub
llehed this A. NJ, and sets forth that since
February there has been an increase of
1900 Councils in the State, making the
number 10000, and embracing, accord
ing % the most reliable estimate. about
10, 600 members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

n 70. CRIrTENDEN has taken the stare la.e-
VI ~ occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings.
corner OF lih and Man Streets, and has op.ned
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes INTENDED specially Tor The retail trade.
lie axis the inspection of the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his experi-
ence in The trade, and the favorable terms on
which they We're purchased, combined with a
determination to build up permanent trade
viii enable him 70 sell lower than any house IN
thus City. Qalck sales aud small profits il h,s
motto.
K~ol.k M..,Q rggG
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To F. n. Wright, + w. Potter, S. s. Billings
and the unknown heirs Of Ida Ball, deceas-
cd.
Y OF are hereby Notified 10 remove nuisance
existing upon lnts one ~ and two ~ il
block forty nine {i9) IN the city Of kcokak
caused by stagnani water thereon Sad nul.
vance 10 be removed by the first day of June
next, by filling the SAIL lots with earth sgtii-
GENTLY high 10 abaie said nuisance. and that an
less anated within the time specified above Il
will be proceeded against according 10 ordl-
nance. NJ i. LANDON.
Marshal Of he City OF ksokuk.
Keokuk, May n 1850 dlit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

Edward J Rove one OF the candidates
Tor President Of Liberia, was some len
years since barber in 'reITe iIuute, India
M nom which place lie emigrated 10 Ii.
heria. lie engaged successfully IN com
m"raaI pursuits at Monrovia; has been
amembar and Speaker Of lie House of
Representative Of that Republic; was a
can Idaie tw ears ago for the Presidency
against i're>lden ROBERTS, and Is How edit
ne aai Publishing paper in tha' country
lie IS. sc believe, pure AM an-c,rlain-
y black man
S.cphen B Benson The other candidate,
i VI uam xcI African descent, went with
hi. parents 70 l.ibellA when mere chiId.
before tie time a Governor Ashmun's
arrival ID l82Z, WAS taken captive by the
natives in the war OF December OF that
year bat was finally restored 10 his home
after 81 absence OF several months He
has been entirely educated il Africa. is
TIE principal merchant Il Bassa Cove has
filed the office o( Judge in one Of the
highest courts in and Of Liberia, and il
now the Vice President Of the Republic
Mr.. Benson is Christian of eminent
purity and benz violence Of life, and enjoys
the reSpeci AID confidence not only OF the
community IN which he resides, but of
many dislil gnShed strangers, and uniyer-
sally Of the citizens Of TIE Liberia Com
monw b.
The time flr the election Of President,
Vice President, Senator and Representa-
tiyes, is fxed in the Constitution OF Libe.
ria, TO be held son the first Tuesday in
May, in every two years" Intelligence
# The choice made on the first day Of the
present mouth viii doubles rach this coun
try about the middle Of June next.
Its proper TO remark that his Excellency,
j. Roberts, for reasons honorable 10
himself, and "a. Liberia, declined re-
nomination FOR President On the expi
ration Of his official duties he will have
served four terms Of two years each, with
marked credit to himself to the colored
race, and TO The advancement and pros
Peri'y Of his country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

Er At Belleyille, ILL.,. on Friday morn
ing, hog entered the basement Of house
occupied by Mr.. Buckner, and in the at
sence of the mother, seized the arm Of an
infant about six months old, lying in a
cradle. The cries Of the little sufferer
attracted the attention Of some men who
were passing the house, when they enter
ed, and drove the animal Oft just in time
TO save the little innocent from being de-
voured a rye. The flesh was torn from
the arm, but tile wound was not danger
GUS
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OfFiCr kreKug, Fr. DIS MoISEs Asp Mis-
NEsoTA RAIL Roam CoMrANY,
keokuk May is, 1870.
fTHI. Stockholders Of tie Keokuk, TT Des
l. MONIES aud Minnesota Reii Road Company
are hereby tilted that an election Of eleven
Directors for said Company viii be held al the
City Halin the city Of Keoknk, on Monday, the
lin dar Of Jane next. al O'Clock p NJ
II 7. REID President.
May II, 1850 "a
keokuk Dispatch and Fort Desmones States
man COW.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
( sTas.a.7 rssss..sej rlz1.zss3 kzE. all
RAIL ROAD LINE!.
(Peorla & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract u Chicago. Burlington
y Quincy Railroads.
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON

(Peorla \ Oquawka, Central Military
Tract y Chicago. Burlington
4 Quincy Railroads,
I 5 now completed, and Trains run the entii E
| distance from CHICAGO 10 EURLING-
TON, Iowa without change OF cars.
This Rohte passes through the loveiiest coun
try n Illinois, acknowledged the Garden Of the
West, the counties OF Cook Du Page, Kendall,
he kaib La Sale, Bureau, Henry, Knox. War
rem, and Henderson, aud the tIouristIns villages
of Mendoza, Princeton, Gsirshnrg, Monmouth,
&c, &c
The only direct Route bef,ccen Chicago,
AMI burlington, heotuk, Oquauko,
Wopeifo Az. Pleasum, Eairfeld
Ottumra, Oskatooso, Eddyr,ue,
Fort Des Noiues, ana C0un-
eii Bluffs. ioma
The traveller, by taking steamboat al Burlng-
ton for Hannibal, Mo, and thence by stage 10
towns vest OF it. such as Glasgow Brunswick
Lexington, Forl Leavenwor'h. Weston lndepen
dence, 81. Joseph, and the like, some three or
four days time, and six dollars ii expense, will
be saved
Trains connect al Burlington with the Pack
els Of the celebrated keokuk and ST. Louis
Packet Company, reaching Keokuk in few
hours, aud s. LOUIS the next day. Trains leave
Huntington daily, connect Z with all the Eastern
Trains at Chicago.
The attention Of the Western public is most
respectfully requested TO the claims thus Route
present. as thoroughfare from the Mississippi
East.
The Time Table for the season, announcing
all the Trains, will be- soon published
C G. HAMMOND, Superintendent
April 2l 1859. d&wly
Morning Glory eDny
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

BINS ANEcpoTE The following is
published in French Newspaper A
poor shepherd in the envlrons of Yeot
father OF large family, for whose wants
he provided with very great difficulty
purchased last summer from a dealer in
old clothes, furniture, &c, IN old b bic.
with view 10 occupy his leisure evenings
during the present winter. Sunday even
ing. as he was turning ever the leaves, he
noticed that several Of them were pasted
together. lie immediately set himself 10
work to separate those leaves with great
Gre; but one can hardly form concep-
ton Of the surprise Of the man, when he
found thus carefully enclosed a bank bill
OF the value Of five hundred francs.
(sloo.} On the margin Of tie pages
were written these words Il gathered
together this money with very great diff
Guilty !; bat having none as natural heirs
but those who have absolutely need of no.
thing, | make thee, whoever shall read
this Bible, my heir
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A CARD.

5" {. tGNhH0UsER having purchased
w lie interest OF Mr.. r. B. Bartlett IN tho
is'e urn of r & H., would take this occ asion ,e
inform his old friends and patrons that he will
continue the Family Grocery bushes. with :,
hewed facilities, and hopes By strict attention IL.
he wants OF house keepers 10 share portion 81
Their patronage. He also embraces this opoef,s
nity to retain his thanks for tie liberal patronage
heretofore received
WIN. c. FUNKHOUSEH.
May 1, 1858.
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TIE New MKrAL.-The Paris Acade
my OF Sciences has been experimenting
on the new metal recently announced as
being contained in abundance in common
po1ters clay. A report has just been
presented to that body by NJ. Delyille,
which says it can be manufactured cheap
y from that article, and is apparently
destined at no distant day to supplanr
copper, iron, brass and lin in many If not
an manufactures The qualities Of this
metal, Froducibte from 50 cheap and ac.
cessible raw material, are stated to be
the lighiness Of glass tie Wilderness and
brllliancy Of silver maIlei bity and due
tilny. nearly equal to those Of he pre-
cious metals, the tenaciiy Of iron, and the
fusihlity of copper; 50 that il may be
rolled, drawn, hammered and flied into
every variety Of form
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

CnIvALRY.-Th Chiearic students al
the University Of Virginia. being moved
by love of country and gallant devotion,
esp' cially 70 the feminine portion lbf it,
got up most tasteful exhibition the other
day, for the delectalion OF the refined
nelghborhood If Charlottesville --notning
less than the bnrnin. Of Mrs. Harriet
Rnorhor SAnsvn - EEnvt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

Nxw YoRk, y Wednesday, May IL

Nkw York. Wednesday, May rs.
Among the passengers on the Atlantic
today, are ex-President Fillmore, Gen.
9. ! Grimes. Of Rhode Island Col saml.
Colt. and others.
Ihr exact amount OF specie taken out
~ 81 sa4 4ol the largest shipment ever
taken from this port by one vessel. The
= rig amhhip Gahaw ba from Havana. is below
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19
FANCY CANDIES.

JUST received he largest and best assortment
~ OF Fancy Candies ever before offered in keo-
knk; also d large assortment Of FRUITS Mats &C
al CREIGHTON & OHMLR'S
a ril ~, $500. diff J ofnson Stree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19
CREIGHTON 4 DINER.

4 RE now prepared to furnlsh Ice Cream 10
II Parties, Fairs, suppers, Picnic Parties, and
also 10 Families III any quantity. A literal de-
ductlon made to Fairs OF ANY beneficial party
Johnson Street, nexttc PosaOfiee
April 30 1875 ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

GONE AHEAD. TIE Board Of Direc-
tors of the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad have made call upon the
stockholders for the payment of five per
cent. per month on the amount Of their
subscription, TO the first Of January next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19
J COFEIIN, Agent at ksosuk.


IL RAP u Etes, Casimeres, Tweeds, Doexk,a.
~ and Crane Coafngs, TwilIed and Plain D.n-
dee Linens, beached linen drill, cord and su,I
brown and Buff Coating and window shade I'm
ems, choice assortment received and now omen
April % 1895
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B6 An exchange thinks that we have
been Polked and Pierced enough 10 pre-
vent us from electing obscure men TO the
Presidency in future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-19

u The Washington (Pa) Reporler
says that the wool crop Of that county
will be light, in consequence Of the Bad
condition of the sheep, resulting from
short and poor feed.
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For the DeS Mines River.
n a2srssA h
ievQtts-=-sSsN
nj Yssr NsYfffsSgy
1890

The light draught steamer j. - GORDON
viii leave for Fort Des MONIES and iniermeeia4 g
points on Saturday, the l9h inst. al 4 O'Clock
For freight and passage apply on board or to
& ]. X. LLOYD, Agents
maXTg Is51
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Horses for t'ncie Sam
81. Louis, Quincy and kcokuk Express,

Y IVuIS, HuIIVf dIU hcOkNk LApfeSS,
GODFREY & SNOW, proprie,or,.
QUINCY, ILLS
~ Ill run semi-weekly Express between
~ ~ Louis and ksokuk Leaving Keokuk for
y. Louis o. Wednesday and SATURDAY evening,
Packet VIII receive and deliver Express Psek
ages OF mehey. Merehandlze, and parcels Of all
Kinds, At all intermediate points WIN Lao :,
tend to collections, making purchases, filling or
ders &c, with care and dispatch.
messengers will be provided with an Iron Safe
Tor the security Of remlltasces and yaluabls
packages.
H. COREIIN, Agent at K.okuk.
RETEETscEs
Messrs Page Bacon, T. w CLARK & Bros
Henifg Woodruff, St. Louis
Flagg g. Savage Moore. Holopbnsh 4 "a
l. x G. II. Bull Qancy
Chas Parsons, g. c. Anderson, Keokuk
April 26, 1885.
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THE coparlnership heretofore existing b.
4 tween VIM. G. Funkhoussr and Thos. D.
Bartlett, ~ the Family Grocery business, is III .
Jay dissolved by limitation VIM c. FuDl
houser, having purchased the interest Of Thos r.
Bartlett, Will continue the business at the old
stand, and will pay ali demands against said frr.
and eli outstanding accounts and notes due Il .
brin are 10 be paid to said VIM C.. Funkise aser,
who - alone authorized TO use the name Of Il .
firm in liquidation.
WM. FUNKHOUSER,
T. b. BARTLETT.
May 4. 1885.
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E@ Solomon Smith, wl~ killed his
father in kentucky few weeks since.
has been arrested and committed 10 j4il
FOR trial in the Bourbon Circuit Court.
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THE ORDrR IN NEw HaMPsmrRE or
SLAVERY The Manchester .falerica3a
publishes, by authority, series Of reso
lutions passed BY the State Council or
New Hampshire, at their meeting n Con
cord ON Wednesday. Among them we
find the following resolutions
Resolved, That as a political party,
pledged TO regard and watch over Tie best
interests Of the whole Islos, and to labor
for its integrity and perpetuity, We sol
EMMY profess against the repeal If the
Missouri Compromise, tie Kansas Ne
braska Bill. end The Fugitive Slave Law,
as violations of the spirit Of the Consitu-
iion. and tending 10 disunion and the de-
ssruction Of the free institutions Of the
country.
Resolved, That w never will, under
any circumstances, consent 10 tle adms
sion iof slavery into any portion 81 the ter
,tory embraced in Tie compact Of 1920,
and from which il was then ex luded by
the mutual agreement Of both tie North
ern and Southern States.
Resolved, That any attempt TO com
nit the American party OF New Hamp.
shire to the advancement Of the nteresi
Of slavery, 10 ignore il as political ques
lion, or 10 enjoin silence upon Us III re-
gafd to lis evils and Entertainments, ae.
serves, and shall receive our earnest and
unqualified disappsobation
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Bathing apparatus,
patrani2e nelne Manufactures.

Nd go 70 BUEL& BRO.'s and yet Lettc,
y or Stenci rlae cut for marking bags, oAes.
&c &c,
May 10, 1900. d&wbw
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For Rent,

IlHE second story Of the brick store. No o.
L Man Street For particulars apply to
W 9. FuNkHOUSER, Oh the premises.
keokuk, Maya. 1855.
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Tbe Gate Gitn.
Tx OK Tx

BURGLAR CAucur Burg have
aens.sery common up and down lie
river and the burglars are singu'ary
bold Some Of them. in consequence Of
their impudence, are getting into limbo
The Alton Tlegtal1 tells how another
ohe was canght recently III chat city
tie entered the house 81 Mr.. Deyeln,
between ] and clock at night an
Notwithstanding the repeated efforts 81
Mrs Develin TO awaken her Husband, the
thief escaped with seventy dollars in
money, and two silver watches. The
moon shone brightly into the room SO
that Mrs. Develin could distinctly see the
features of the man and 50 strongly
were they impressed upon her mind, that
on walking through Second 81. the day
following, in company with her husband,
shs.recogniEed the fellow While passing
them. An officer being called, lie Was
arrested and held to bail His name is
Jas. T Fulton, and Englishman, aud had
been in Alton but short time.
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Ia In return for the splendid tiara Of

El2- In return for the splendid tiara OF
Jewels valued nj 400 600 francs presented
by the Queen of Spain TO the Pope of
Rome, his Holiness has sent the body Of
81. Felix the martyr.
His Holiness manifests some Yankee
shrewdness at trade, by thus exchong
ing dry old bones for sparkling jewels.
DIp s'T WAIT ron THE WAaoN The
Portsmouth TO- Herold's local had the
pleasure Of witnessing an incident, which
he puts into prose in the terms following,
TO wit
We have often heard OF horses running
off with the wagon, but never saw, until
yesterday, a wagon run of with the
horses. A wagon loaded with wood, and
drawn by two beasts that looked liked
the :. frames" of horses, without the
g weather boarding" il attempting to
descend from the bench Of the Kentucky
hills. found the wheels turning round so
fast as TO render it impossible for the
horses 10 "wait for the wagon, conse-
qnently they were driven into a fence,
shereby injuring the fence and slightly kill
ing the horses. The last we saw Of t EN-,
the driver had lifted one OF the animals
up, propped him to the fence, and was
vaiuly endeavoring to restore him TO con-
sciousness By tanning him with his
beaver
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w CLEAN an item or two from the st.
Paul Times Of the l0:h
The Hon. Norman w Eily, District
Attorney, appointed vice John +. Warren,
Esq, has arrived and entered upon The
discharge Of bis duties
The health Of the city is very good -
Tie boats report no new cases, since the
necessary precautions were taken to guard
against their occurrence. Diarrhna was
prevalent 10 some extent during the sud
den plunge from moderate spring warmth
to the intense he Of summer, which dis +.
ting uished the weather OF last week but
except that OF Mr. Pratt, no fatal cases
occurred originating here.
Tie Toacs indies homly upon tie
'.Maine Law HydropathicalIy Consider.
ed, which is So refreshing that We give it
in ertaaS9
We are an ani-sep.io newspai er. We
are the organ Of soap suls and moral re-
form. We 80 in for a Liquor Prohibition
Law, on the principle Of soap suds for Il
comprehensive system of hydropathy, OF
which the street sprinkler is "A subordinate
institution, ana the Maine Law a Logical
deduction.
People tell Us yoa cannot cure the thirst
for drink by removing lis empta'lon, nor
annihilate liquor drinking by inhibiling it's
sale that il viii still Turk IN the cupboards
of the rich and on the shelves of the poor ;
that the evil Will tester and grow and 90
on growing under the white waehed sur
face Of things, and break cut by and by
with sirulence ALT more intense for lis
partial suppression. Our answer 10 that
Is: land We Won't step to illustrate il by
The familiar case of sick man, who
doesn stop washing his face because he $
got the liver complaint wash the face Ct
society, give its old cafbuncles and chron-
ic sores a shower bath of restrictive stat
u'es next winter Ii ii won't cure society
altogether (and we don't believe liquor
prohibition il panacea for every thing
II Il does not reach the orgtnic disease. i
will at least accomplish one essential con
dttion Of social heath You can't cure
morbid condition Of the bowels while the
skin is in an unhealthy state. You can !
cure the world OF a bad state OF moral.
wIthou an occasional immersion in cole
water, such as that famous hydropathic
remedy the Flood And il is better in til,
worst ev, ut to die with clean face thar
20 hug the filth Of a thousand generation.
around US for winding sheet.
Drh~ or BCccLEpGn.- We doubt i
there is d man in Europe who is the rep
resenlative Of SO much ducal distinction
BY name or blood. Whether he is tn,
head Of the clan Scott or not he is Scot
the Duke OF Buceleugh, Tho highest nam,
in the family. Stewart, Duke Of Mon
mouth ( in which blood relation he il near
er the throne Of the S!ewarts than he
majesty, - Douglas, Duke Of Queens
bury, (now the highest. though not the
most ancient Of Ill The ancient titles Of Tia.
Douglas Montague, Duke Of Monagu,
and, what will sfartle most readers
had il not been strie y male destination
hrwouli nov be the Duke Of Argyle ii
Scotland, and the Duke Of Greenwich ii
5frat Britain He is lie Iaeal descend
ant oi the great John OF Argyle, created
Duke Of Greenwich, while the existing
istully are only the descendants Of col
ixkk = - -. L. "a
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Very Desirable Property on The Upper
MlsSiSSinnI for Sale

w L haze tor sale very low the oldest Tavern
" stand ~ the town Of pontoosur, Hancock
county, Illinois Consisting Of lots No. =. 5
and ., N Block Z, upon wtich there il a comino-
dions two story frame Hotel ana large substan-
ua Barn. Also two lots ia Harkey's addition
10 Ponioosucs upon which there Is a neat frame
cottage.
PontoosuT is very doufishing town on the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ng, and immediately npon tie line OF the War
saw md Rockford Rail Road, a, q viii. without
DOUBT, coiinue e increase IL population aud
wealth
We will gIso sell very low ut No II Block
:, " Nh" tionEshiae city et keokuk This 5t
fronts fifty feet theriyer, immediately IN front
2. VIE steamboat landing The improvements
are two story frame house.
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming lands n Clark county, MIS-
souFis only tive miles from The city OF Alexau-
drla. South half Of sonth-east quarter ANA cast
halt OF Southwest quarter Of section thirty.four
p township sNiy-d,e, north Of range ak west.
containing j w acres. Spectators wIli do well
10 call Cn
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H Rev. DR.. Tying has become all
editor. having connected himself with The
editorial department Of the Protestant
Churchman of New York.
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Choice Batter.

| ANlNG made arrangements ~ which UiIl
IL be weekly supplied with Choice Butter fl ON
he Denmark DAIRY Families may rely on gel
ing thelT supplies at ny store throughout the
season,
". c. FUNKuOTSERf
usyll 1898