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The JOHNSON STREET
Tailoring Est a biish I'M emit

KELLY takes this method - re,u,,,, 81.
sincere thanks to the citizens OF kaat !
Tor me very liberal patronage he has rers,ysa
SINCE ne came to this city an entire stranger
Deg ieave. tor The future, 10 introduce nv.
sen III partnership With Mr.. John Fslowrs - u
nope, oy giving our undivided attention. 10 hns;
ness, 70 ron sr entire satisfsctssn to az who ~ i,
favor rs with their custom. We ara hourly .. !.
ers.hne sco'i's celebrated American Report al
rashiohs and shall introduce the fan stvI.. -
soon as received. As we intend n 10 y. %
own work, our friends can RELY upon h,v;aa
H. guaranteed. Fa's"' ana
rsase call q n. Johnson Street Tailor Shon
trial. xxrYv smu 4lve us
&N4a1 SS4SSS. din
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Wapello County Dlec ton News. &c
OrrcAwA, August 9th, 1855.


EDS. GATE CRY: Lest YOU may not
nave an earlier source Of election news. |
VIII give you the result, in Tins County a.
lar as It can be ascerl aimed before the vote
is officially canvassed. There were here
on J two tickets, the American and old
line Democratic. The County, as You
know, has generally gone Democratic By
an average majority of some 60. The re-
'ut 'bls time is 50 far in an opposite d.
rection, as TO leave Democracy almos an
obs olete idea. The American candidate,
are all elected by majortles Of abou 800
Some may exceed that number a few
votes, and others fall ,riAe below it
Not Democrat left in Office; 50 that We
may look for practical demonstration OF
the manner in which Americans will rule
that portion OF America comprised within
the limits Of Wspello county. Since the
smoke OF the battle has cleared off. il il
not found that anybody is killed sa,irely.
although very many. especially the defeat.
ed ssndid1ees, are considerably iniuhs6
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10 the Merchants Of Iowa.
NEW CLOTHING WARE HOUSE
p. WtPIE, + CO

H AVlN NC taken tn Store, AZ Mark., s,rs..
Phiiaieiphia, (formerly occnnis by Fasu,t
W ata haN"g secured the service. # he
mos tds'V cutters. we are now MAsrrArrr,
ING an entir-ly new stock OF ciotnine ~ -.
desc ip'loh, aud II is our intention AZ All .,nes
10 Keep Urge stock OF he ne~es, and mo-, do :
siraoie Clothing suitable for the Western mt.
ket '
WAPL-S
Eofme ~ Ct Dabuque,
:, having tp'ni The iast rAeuay year. in H..
WEST AID knowing The vans &c Was. ~ NJ
chant ~ iefl' 'hal he cannot iall TO give entire
si.'S'ac ION 10 all hose that be may have The
pleasure Of doing hu,.n--s With. oar
LINEN FURNI&HtNG ROOM.
We thlhk cannot be surpassed. .. al ~,
oh"ts' Collars, etc, ETC., etc, are made 10 O, !.
- WI afiprd us much PLEASURE 10 have Won
took d W. y, our
august s, lh5a. div
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LYNCH MURDER IN Wlscossis.-De.
bear, the murderer, abou whom there has
been considerable excitemement, was ,rie d
and convicted for murder in Washingtc \
County, Wisconsin. on tn 7th instant.
While the sheriff WAS taking him bacl
70 Jail attended BY military escort. the
people made dash at the prisoner. seized
him. put rope round bis legs, and drag
god him heels foremost through street,
and then hung him up to the limb Of . tree
whese he body Vas suffered y remain ill
sssaing.
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ARRIVAL OF Day Goops. - Our mer-
chants are beginning to receive tier Fall
supplies OF Dry Goods from the eastern
cities We notice that Messrs Ccx &
Shelly, Reid Shield & Co., and A Bridp.
man & Co. have alseady received consid
cradle lots of goods. and other establish
ments are in daily expectation Of fresh ar.
rivals.
We learn ALTO that goods come on this
season very expedlliously and at quite mod
. crate charges for transportation. The 10,
received by Messr Bridgman s. Co. were
brought on in fifteen days, at a total ex.
pense for freight, commissions, &C.. Of on
dollar and forty cents per hundred. The,
shipped BY the Baltimore and Ohio R.il.
road and the Ohio river.
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CoNTIscATEp.--Gephas San,o was
brought before the Mayor on charge of
Keeping liquor for sale, or rather the pro-
ceeding was against the liquor found in
MS possession. A jury was demanded
the trial was prolonged and obs.ina,ely
contested. The defense resorted 10 the
desperate course Of trying 10 prove that
Santo was not amsnable to the laws, be.
sause he is non compos from the effects Of
liquor, The jury, however, brough, in .
verdict yesterday morning, tina, the liquor
had been kept for sale contrary to law -
Consequently, We have tie pleasure OF ar.
nouncing that tleren kegs Of lager bier,
and one. barrel Of Whisky, are confsc 4ted,
AID will be destroyed cit er By combus.
ton or by spillng on tie ground. WI Q
ssys now that the law can not be eLforeedp
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To the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully announces =
10 the citizens ~ keokuk and vicinitc. ~
ma has recently opened Apothec aries ~
Hal, 'rner Of THIRD and Johnso Streets MI
az ehtire nrw and we'll s4lec'ed Stick Of Dr,gs
Md cihes, Perfumeries. Toilet ArtIcles, sc
ne subscriber intends paving particular al.
leh.lon 10 the Prescription Department, and
&c eoi' taeh' ma ne can give perfect saisfac-
'ioh' having had an experience Of ten wears IN
tins branch OF The business. aid homes bv stnr,
ffntlon TO business that he Will merit shar,
Of public patronage.
F. H. OCONAOR.
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An ENrrRPRIsIEc ESoLrsHnAN AND
STRANGE REsuLr.--A correspondent or
the Albany Express, riding ON s,eamef
from Liverpool, to Dublin, met with An
enterprislng Englishman, who had in
charge, several species of snakes, with
frogs and toads, intending to TRANSPLANT
them IN the Dogs Of Ireland, that their in
crease ana appearance, might disprovc the
power Of 81. Patrick, TO have excomnun;.
called them foI ever; when strange to saw.
en- entering the har Dor Of Dublin. the
snakes were Immediately taken sick and
died, and the frogs and toads died in less
than twenty four hours.
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KURLlNGTO y

Burlington. Lvo.
J BRANCH Of the Mercantile Celleu. -,
:. \ Prnnsyisanis-nror pora,ed by The .s,;.'
azure OF mat State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
:, nis Efc~ilency the HoN. JANIS Brru.
non; WI. WILKINS. Gate Secretary =, "a -,
me hon MosEs HAMPTON; HoS. " y 49,
NJ non cHAatEs NAyLos; and GIN. TX
% ANphE" T. HowpEN, latsseninr Prof.,.o
. OK Keeping and g. mlnerciaI scienn. ~. -
Me- camille Celese Of Penns.lyani. :" 'He
LOUIS DALHoFF, late Professn, ae 60
ner.s. ana ofnam pennanship in fbr
,oa rs ass Den n DARWIN member of the BurIin,.
'on nar-Proiessor OF Mercantile Law 'k'
The Principals design carrvine on,;.
pa,.chiaf tha' course oftraining for busn..s ~,
trooucrd and followed up for upw,r,.s :, en w
sa's ~ MI DrFF, the founder OF the No..
. , "oo Cohege OF Pelns ylvanla, BY which .ta..
;had CO. s''s ana accountants have been oual.
ns.a -, business II is how regarded by bns;.
ness men az me most Thorough and effec,;y. ,us'
para'ion tor the accountant riven - ~ w Pre-.
S'a.es. II comprshends upwards az Ino 0"ueo
business Observation-Disclosures a. ".r real
me1nons 81 conducting books by donbi. ..sl0e
ABOUT oou commercial computations .vsa.:
many business operations not found = en .,"ng
~. 'H''Me''cs-a comprehensive course Of ms,..,
ne pshmanship-bnsiness forms ana hm.;c
lensrs-dai'y Lectures on commercial Ia :
COMMERCIAL sciences. -" ana
Hos bookkeeping. Harper's edrio, n,,
T.Ov, .se NEST perfect and comprehensive r ,hs
aos language Duff's Western Sfeam.r.
eIso1n'snt, perfect system for such account.
ST.. % nad ct Cores Bookstore, Jea.rsor
send Tor Cireular y nail.
0Sr"ngtsn, July -. 1855. 4Ao
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- VasuccessfM Attempt to Raise
1850. The MIND

lev days since = young fellow named
Jesss Eaton. IA V :: 'oao~vd the liver
siaoe bOyho ID, took up hi. quarter. with
Jssss Hiidrebrsnt. Of ,bis township O,
The Dies Moines bottom. On Tuesday last.
Aildebraht sent bib son to town with q
bed q wood drawn by oxen. Eaton &C.
companied The son, and tried TO sell The
team on his own hook. The next dsy a
younger boy was sen. in with another
losd Of wood Eaton followed, ard sem
she boy home without Il G team. pre- end.
ing that he had Hldebrant's permission
= keep the wagon awhile until be could
md trunk which he wanted to take home
with him. After the boy left, Eaton tried
repeatedly to sell the oxen and wagon.
aad excited suspicion BY offering the W hoe
concern for $50.
Hildebrant's son returning without the
team, and the team not coming home at all,
he came to town the next morning to look
after his property. Upon enquiry, he
traced Eaton. with the team, to near St.
Francisviiie, where he was oyerhauled.
and brought back to this city on Thurs.
day, tried before E or Cole, and commit
ted, IN default of bail, for further trial.
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WorLp'Nr SELL.--The public improve
ments Of The State of Pennsylvania orig
ionslly cost over forty millions Of dollars
They are owned and managed by the
State, and have been the source Of much
s~indling and corruption amongs, the State
officers, and burlensome taxation to the
people. The State desired to get rid oil
them, aud The las, Legislature authorized
their sale at seven and half millions, but
60 purchaser has been found even q, that
reduced price.
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in their feelings. There was fighting in

in their feelings. There was fighting i
Agency and Dahlonega townships. no
about politics, however. in the latter. Tn.
vote in the county will be found much n.
heaviest We have ever given. Free Soil
ers generally voted the American ticket
"A man engaged in blasting rock in
well in this place was considerably iniu,
red this evening by premature explosion
II /" thought that he will lose an eve.
Crops. with the exception Of whea, in.
jured TO the extent Of from quarter te
one-fhird by the chihch bug, will be unu.
sually heavy. eotatoes. oats and corn
will yield abundsntly, he Ia tier especial
". Many think that corn will be down
TO Is cents and perhaps lower We have
had frequent showers Of late with few
inches rise of the river.
Oiiumwa Is improving rapidly this sea
SON. We have new Court House costing
about $4,000, nearly completed; four
three story BRICK books bull, and bHild
ing and three story brick hotel, to cost
rme &c 600, besides dwellings TOO nu.
merous to mention. Lots are in demand
at fair prices.
The surveying corps Of the River Com.
rany are engaged on the canal at this
place. and The contractors on the dams be-
low, | learn are ordered to commence on.
eratirrs immediately. We are also cheer.
Ell vii the intelligence that the 3. & NJ.
& r., has again been let 10 responsible
AMI energetic company.
Respectfully Yours,
j. w. N.
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HouSE PAINTING AND CRAIyIsG.

hE ana resigned respectfully announces te
me ca 'zens ct ksokuk that he has onened .
ra'1' Snop Oh Johnson, I'd door above Second 81
ne WIZ De pleased TO attend TO Tie orders OF
."os' VINO may favor him with a cali, He Al /.
terra himself that his work will c,n,.r. -
any done IN The eastern cities. Sner,men, -
"ood aud Insrbl- limitations may be seen he
calling at his shop y
shsr' Of tho public patronage is solicited.
Hyon want work done in my line. With neat
ness AID dispatch, call on me-all Is.Kisa fair
tral. JFRFNfsu ppn.pN
JnlY 81 1875 LIN "
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1 The town of Syracuse, New York
growing Q be famous place for c n.
vrn,ions. In period OF ,ome SIX week.
there will be half dozen State Conyep.
ions held there. TO wit: Liquor Dealers
Convention, August 10; Democratic Con.
vention. August 60: National Democratic
Convention, September 5; Know NothinO
State Convention. September IS; Whiy
State Convention. September a.; nd Alb.
clifton Convention on the same dsy.
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1855.
merchants WESTERN Line

EAL. ABBOT CO, New York; VII.
!. ii ANS, TANNER co, Bufa 0, Pc.
prletors.
ship daily from Pier 2, East River. New yor,,
An cargors fully in ured 10 b iF4lo.
=" ifan,hipm-nt between Nv York and
Buffalo. a"u
fer Freight, apply tn'Neal Abbot 4 Co.. p.
%. brooke, VFga Afayer, Ness Broad Street.
Nv York.
Mnk p'ckfges, an W. rne',
Jaiy n 1850. daw6.,
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DAVIS COUNTY ELECTION -NEssRs En-
1oHs:-i ne election IN this county result
ed in he choice OF tie hole American
ticket 10 wi: County Judge. $. A. Moore
Sheriff, S. c. Crav ford. Treasurer and
Recorder. Geo. DuiHeld, Surveyor. Thos.
Quilted; Coroner, J. A. Clark. The ma
Jarlty for this ticket j. from $50 to 800.
bloomfield, Aug. T. H.
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Premiums for Agricultural Fairs.

w are now prepared TO mapufactu,. :, o,,
" factory in ST. Lauis. ~
STEALING SILVER.
oil kihas OF SILVER WARE for PaEMrums, which
60 an o. me 'a'est STYLES, and OF superior
hhish' ana IS low as any Eastern House
$50, on hand and constantly receiving. a
isse ana beautiful assortment of English
french ami American Clocks, Matches silver
and Plated Ware. J-weIry. Comb. cu,la,,,
ani Fancy Goods, which We offer at whols.ais
ana fefai as low as aav other house.
L. 'ho'AhD Co., Is North Fourth street
nc s.. Louis. Mo-
= s-Socieiies can obtain our price lls,, bv
addrsssrgts '''' "
July 81, 1888. ewd
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A. ia MILTON,
w. A. PATTERSON.
| II SHERMAN.
!, Angus, 9th, 1855.



The large amounts Of wheat exported
by the Southern States the present season
seems TO excite considerable attention.
The New York Slipping list says:
NV Wheat from the South is arriving
freely from Georgia, South Carolina, Ten,
nessee, and Virginia. A la'ge portion OF
the supplies received by the Southern stea
mers come from Tennessee-a section OF
lie country that has heretofore afforded
but small surplus after supplying it, own
wants. We have seen mples of this
wheat, which is very plump. weigh
about six'y-.ix pounds to the bushel, cam
pairing iavorably with cur Genesee wheat
The distance Of tran porta,ion from TIA
nessee 10 New York Is about thirteen hun
dred miles. seven hundred by the ocean
steamers, and six hundred by railroad
from Nashville ~ harles,on and Savan
nah. The cost Of trans pul tat.on is fly
cents bu~n ole shilling for carr ,e
by tie sesmtrs, and three by railroad, or
o shilling each over the three railroads
before + Teaches The S uthern point oil en-.
narkalon. 0 " f.w se.rs ago, lDe
Georgia and Car lina m.rkets we're de
enuent m A,nly OH New York fer her
hou'--noA We are receiving Ia flour
Al d v heat from hese States CHAR, sion
an Savannah are brought within tx DAYS
OF New York, and WHEAT sii, pei from
N~s4sl lie. Iena., at the commencement OF
the week, is landed here before lis close
81 muca Tor Gamers and railroads.
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MExIcAs HoRsxs-A gen'lem n. for
merry OF Rails county, Mo-. quar'erec in
Lagrange lasl v ednssday, with . drove
o. Mexican horses Some fifteen were
purchased by the c'tizsss; st prices rang.
~ aau4 - to Cts.
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FATAL CAsUaLrs,-On the 7th instant
portion Of new building in process. of
erection in Cincinnati, for tie Ohio Life
and Trust Company, fell down and crushed
SIX persons beneath the ruins. Several
other individuals were seriously injured.
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j. =. REEBE.

Won STREET beiucen S,rfh md .Seren,h
w HOLESALE aud Retail Dealer Stoves.
w Hollow Ware, Tinner's Stock, &c Also
MANUFACTURED Of TIN, Copper. aud Sheet Iron
Waras
hoohng ami Jobbing in Tin Copper, and
Sl@e'-iron, which viii warraitto give satis-
tacIion. S. BEEBE.
July "a 1865. dly
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CASH CROCHERY HOUSE,
90 U Il DS Il LILO
Importers and Jsbbers sf

EorthenUare, China and Glassware.
No. 1875 Pearl Street, and No. 81 Chambers s.
NEW YORK,
" OpLD say 10 Merchants and Dealers gen.
w orally that, having established a C.su
HOUSE, m this branch of trade, ,hey are tullv
convinced that they can sell ca cKLRY etc At
such prices as Will pay the pure haser fine n, Of
u 20 retah. Experience has proved very cou
eus'Ve'y 10 Us mat, oy adher,ng strictly 10 the
cash system, we can afford o .el from ten 10
twenty per cent below the regular credit trade
prices. IVY
10 this end we ask an examination az nur
yves ana prices, \ list of which will be for
"I-ae, oy mail to anv party desiring.
h4rheh"are, by the Invoice, single package.
or very carefully rep.cked 10, the
COUNTY, TRADE
July 27, 1855 div
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Aeokuk, NJ Pleasant. and Masculine r.
Il Company
NOTICE is hereby given, tnat IN accordance
" VIII The conditions Of the subscription for
the - ID VISION OF sal road, the fr.t in~talmet
OF "a per eett will be due aud PAYABLE Sept
4th, 1888. a the banking house Of Charles Par
sons, Treasurer, keokuk or 0 the undersigned.
general Agent. j. X HORNfSH
General Agent K. NJ P & NJ R X. Co.
August Sth, 1855 d&w'd
Morning Glory and Nj. Pleasant Observer
copy.
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LOUISA County ELECTION. Int,Ui
geneer Us the "entire Wing ticket j.
elected 10y an overw helmig majority,
JUDGE Springer is reelected County
Judge.
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House WANTED.

q M ALL house 10 be ienanfei hy ~
- small genteel family. lease would Fl
De taken ipniy at this Office.
August 81, 1859.
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HoYT SHERMAN. RoBFRTr 1rnRtrx
ll0YT SHERMAN & CO.,
Bankers and Land Agents,
FONT DE% NolNax vaw.

BRANCH Office al Fort Dodge, Iowa, ubde,
~ The coutrrl of Samuel Rers
Exchange on all principal points III the Uniou
boas NJ aud Sold
Notes and bills discounted
Business OF every character connected with
N Government Land Offices in Central an
Western Iows, attended to-
Aagu,t B. 1885 WY
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NAWS-Just received large stock ofcircular.
~ maiey, sash aud cross cut Saws, which we
III warrant and sell at 81 Louis pricer.
BALDWIN. EVANS Il co
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The steamer Baltic which arrived on the
9th ms ant, brought no news OF impcr,an e
yet The telegraphic dispatches spread out q
column or SO OF suppositions which max
u in gu nifty what it lacks in quality.
No battle ind scarce sslirmish has hap
pen.d at sebastopol since the news by the
las steamer. The allied army before Sc
b2stopoi arc still pushing forward their
works against the Russian positions which
The later continue still fur her 10 fortify,
Preparations are also in progress to raise
large force both by land and SCI, either
Tor campaign, IN the Danubian Provinces
or as some suspect, for a grand assau.tup
on Sebastopol
Prussia seems TO stand firm on her ntu.
tralIty. and Austria exhibits additional ey-
licences OF her sympathy with Russia.
The British Parliament it is said, will
be Irorogued about lie middle Of Iii,
month
Dir William Nealesworth has been M.
pointed British Colonial Secretary.
Commercial fdsices represen, the cotton
market depressed. Breadslpffs dull and a
slight decline. except in the article Of
corn, which had advanced two shilliags
sxpeDce,
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[For tho Gate CITY.
7 J
A Card.

"A GdTQ.
In the Carthage Republican OF July
Roth, appeared an editorial article entitled
-" Railroad meetings Wy arsaw and K,o-
kuk wherein il is stated that the under.
signed were discount. ously treated by the
citizens o. Keokuk. in recent visit 10
that place as delegation from Garbage.
to corfer upon railroad matters. In JUS
tee 10 ourselves as well AS 10 Keokuk We
have to say that the statement of the Re-.
pa6scan is not true, and was made with
ont our knowledge or authority. TWAS
read by us with surprise and regret. and
was corrected by one Of Il e undersigned
in communication inserted in The RepuJ-
ftcan Of the II instant Inasm ach, how :
ever, ms the erroneous article has been
copied into enc Of your city papers, we
'eel further called upon 10 publish in Your
columns our diSavowal Of its statements
and sentiments.
A. HAMILTON,
w. A. PATTERSON,
l II SHERMAN.
Carthap Iii Anousi e,l, Xxx
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Notice.

W have in store on- Tnreshing Machine.
W IN fred "A. HI, Fairfield" II not called
ior within thirty days. IL will be sold TO raw
eiArges. CONNABLE. SMYrH & co,
Keokuk, July 81. 1855 dim
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ADVANCE N Pace OF LANDS. re
port OF the Illinois Central Railroad shows
mat some twentyseyen thousand acres II
land were sold by the Company during the
last month, al an average price Of over
fourteen dollars per acre.
THIS land, it must be remembered only
a lew years ago was Government land and
there were no purchasers at even one col
lar and twenty five cents an acre. Ii is
immense rise in the value OF the land has
been mainly caused by the construction Of
tie Central Railroad
In view Of this advance in the rrice Of
lands, at The enormous rate of 1900 per
cent Ia three or four years, in conse ouence
OF the construction of railroad, would il
not be well for the farmers Of Iowa 10 con
sder the question whether they could not
make money by subscribing to secure the
construction OF railroad through their Vi.
elnlty.
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Board Wanted.

Va private family. by gentleman ard ~s.
Apply al this Office. ''
August Sd, 1855.
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Lands 4 City Lots for Sale

nv AVu IL
I'll Az ING been requested by snnary n.rsnns
and At sundrv tines TO name The nrlces i
would AK Tor my lands and lots IN Iowa. lax.
ms opp r'nnl'y to inform the pabhc Ia genera,
OF The prices viii now take for the same. 4
Isl y hersuno annexed
\ Of section ;, township IS, range 5.
2, . 65,
SEX ~, s. !.
LIT II in Block n Keokak.
10 :. 10
&" 100
5 8. ..
and The whole Of 81 2I q
Le's % ard 49, m Nashville aid the s p II
OF " q of d 26-65-5 no acres1 IL
dispute -
For the whole Of which will taxi t,o,n r.. t,co
thousand dollars, onc third in hand and The hal.
ance IN one, tao, three, and tour annual nav.
mems, with interest al 10 per cent from date 10
oeps'd annually, aud secured by deed Of trust
until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information
as % location or quality Of the lands, NAV an
pyto t. I Reel, Esq or hts Honor the Nav.
or OF ths city Of Keokuk
VIM. GILLISS.
July Is, 1855
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