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Kossuth on the War.

Mr.. Bright, du,ing recent speech on
he conduct Of the war, aud the Expcdi
ton 70 the Crimea, quoted the following
passage from spc, ch made by Kossu'h,
at Glasgow, on the 5h Of July, 1851 :
just after ii began TO be rumored that All
attempt was to be made to take Sebas.o-
pei.
L don't think YOU can take Sebast 20.
by sea. 1t would cost sacrifices which
you neither can afford nor risk. Aid as
TO taking it by land, 20 Ike an en- 'rcnched
camp. linked by terrible fortresses, ana an
army for garrison IN it, hear, hear, =
aud new armies pouring luto your flank
and rear and you in the plans Of tie
Grlmea, with almost no cavalry to resist
them hear, hear, that IS such m un-
deftakiug to sue ceed in which more for-cS
are necessary than England or France can
EVER unite il that quarter for such all aim.
You rM be beaten remcpljer my rord =
Your braves will fall in vain under Rus
sian bullets and Crimean air, as the Rus
slams fell under Turkish bullets and Danu
ban fever. Not one out Of five { your
braves. inundated in vain, shall see Abb
on q Gallia again" Hear, hear
Mr.. Bright added that
Ii one Of the old prophets had arisen
in your midst, speaking under the direct
inspiration Of Heaven. he could not more
exactly have pointed out the desperate ex-
petition which you were about to under
take. or the frightful disasters which you
were entalling upon your country
Events have certainly verified, TO mos
remarkable degree, the accuracy of Kos
sutl.'s predictions in regard to this expe
dition. The explanation is, doubtless, t
be found in tie fact chat, in addition TO
clear and unbiased )ndgmen', kozsutA ha
a more thorough and complete knowledg'
Of the country 10 be invaded, than an,
other man in Eng land.
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TIE JOHNSON STREET
Tailoring Establis h m cnt

~ KELLY takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks to the citizens OF Keokuk
Tor tue very liberal patronage he has received
since he came to this city an entire stranger
beg leave, for the future, to introduce my
self in partner ship with Mr.. John Fellowes and
hope, by giving our undivided attention TO bust
ness, to renter entire satisfaction TO all who will
favor ~ with their custom. We are hourly ex :
pcctlng SCOTS celebrated American Report OF
Fashions and shall introduce The fall styles as
soon as received. As we intend to do all our
own work, friends can rely upon having
th,lr work done with neatness and dispatch, aud
fl guaranteed.
Please call al the Johnson Street Tailor Shop,
one or west OF the P,St office, and give rs a
ifial. KELLY 4 rELLOWRe
Angus. 3, 1855. dim
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HOUSE PAINTING AND GRllyING.

TIE undersigned respectfully announces to
Tie CITIZENS at keokak that he has opened a
PANT Shop on Johnson, "a door above second 81.
nnrrr tie will be pleased 10 attend tothc orders ot
those Who laay favor him with call. He fai-
ter. himself that his werS win compare VII,
any doHe IN tie eastern cities. Specimens of
wood and marble limitations may be seen By
calling al his shop
4 share OF tho public patronage is solicited.
fyou want work done in my line, with neat
ness AID dispatch, call OF me---sll ! ak Is fair
lrai JEREMIAH BROWN.
Iatt u 1NY1 I'm
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AilAd ihtefegitd with Us the Mesrs Sec
IL fields IN the Gas Fitting Business, We would
assure the public that all ores gwen TO them
VIII he executed IN neat and wo, kman. lk .
manner, and that they can rely upon the work
done by fhem, as beng OF the vtrvbes; material
AS 1t VIII be but short tifOe before the gas
WIZ be introduced. we would recommend 10
nose desiroas Of lighting up al Fc time Of the
completion of the works, that they give inme-
da'e Orders for ripe, fxtnres &c. otherwise
many would be delayed beyond that time, as ii
would BE- impossible to supply AT applications
upon shtIt notice. {. HERRICk & CO.
IuIY 3 lhnn
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Col. Dewey and Mr. Wilson, Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Keokuk, Mount
Pleasant and Auscaiinc Railroad CO., are
in town ii present, sitting with the Exc
cuiivs Committee for the purpose Of de-
termining upon the bids for the construc-
ton OF the first division OF this road -
There were yesterday number OF bids
The bidding was pretty sharp, and
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EMIGRATION FROM ONO TO IowA.-The
Trustees of the Ohio Emigration Associ-
alton have decided on location in the
State Of Iowa. The point which 10 them
seems most favorable is about 100 miles
west Of Dubuque. The lands in this vi
cinty are remarkably fertile, the prairie
high and rolling, well watered. and con-
venient 10 large groves of timber. There
is an abundance Of coal. limestone and iron
ore IN this part OF the State. This is
wiser than I, 60 TO Kansas Chicago
Democratic Press.
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Public Land Sales.

The following is a statement Of the mum.
Der Of acres Of The public lands sold for
cash, and the amount received at the land
Offices in twelve States and three Terrific
ries.
Sale Of Puttic Lqnds and J'd'ue Reeelcea
for Year ending June 30, 1850
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CHOLERA IN BLooMFIELp. We are sor-
ny TO hear, through our correspondent Al
Bloomfield, Davis county, OF the frightfu'
prevalence of cholera at that place. Wfi-
ting under date Of the l2th, he says. liz
violence has stopped every thing like bu-
siness. No new cases today. One half
OF perhaps more Of our citizens have left
town. There have been eleven deaths in
town; four in Troy, and hear Of s. me
in the country. Our streets arc deserted,
and the travel shuns our village.
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14,068, SOC Sio 572 9I4

Total, 14,068, SOC 80 572, 9l4
Iowa figures the largest in area and in
money. Alabama though selling more
than twice as much land as Illinois, re-
eeiycs but little over half the amount in
cash. The contrast between Missouri and
Iowa is equally great. The lands in the
Slave Slaes are cheaper than those in the
Free States. The price OF land in the
Slave States, owing to the graduation law.
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Gas FIXTURES.

III undersigned are prepared to receive Or
ders for htiug up stores, Offices and dwell
Ing houses, with pipe and fixtures for gas
pl ompty executing the same, aad guaranteeing
all their work to be gas tight
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, hat hat,
not been called upon are requested to cave their
address with Is, through the Post Office
Orders executed IN the Succession III which
they nre received
July 3. SCOFlELD & BROTHER.
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j. =. REEBE.

NoR Street, bcticsen Sjrh I'D .Sereath.
w HOLL5ALE and Retail Deaier Stoves,
" Hollow Ware, Timers stock, &c Also
manufacturer p Tin. Copper, AID Sheet-Iron
Wares.
Roofing and jrbbibg II Tin Copper. and
Sheet Iron, which | viii warrant 70 give satis-
fiction. J. $. BEEBE.
Jaiy 81 $3.50. DIV
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there is prospect o. very favorable
contract
The Col informs us that The majority
for the loan in Henry County was 4l6.--
Mt Pleasant has pledged herself for sub
scription of $50 900, and will unquesGon
ably fulfill her agreement. The queslitn
If loan from Louisa County is proposed
10 be submitted, and favorable result il
looked for Altogether, prospects are Of
the most fattering character for the i'm
medi~te prosecution of this road IN the
most energetic manner
While upon The subject, we are remin-
ded that it is now just about year since
the Col came into our Office and announ-
ced his business in Keokuk. We net him
cordially, it is true, and wished him well
in is undertaking, but we hal huc ex-
pectation then that ii was project which
could be pressed through 50 rapidly, and
We are not more disappointed than graft.
fed to be able after so brief period to
chronicle the degree of success to which
it has attained under the management Of
those into whose hands the enterprise has
ia len.
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CASH CROCKERY H0ISE,
q q L l. DS Il ELLIOTT
Importers and Jobbers of

Edrtheamare China and GIossware
No l95 Pearl Street, and No 81 Chambers ST.,
NEW YORK,
w OULn say to Merchants md Dealers gen
w orally that, having established CAsII
Housr in this branch Of trade, they are fully
convinced that they can sell CpocKERy etc, d,
such prices i'll pay the purchaser fine prof
il To retail. Experience has proved very con.
clueipey TO Us that, py adhermg strictly 10 the
cash system, we can afford % sell from ten TO
Neoiy per cent be.o" the regular credit trade
price.
To this end We ask an examination % puf
styles and prices, a list Of which viii be for
wardr! By mall to anv party desiring.
E4rtheuware, by the Invoice, single package,
OF very carefully repscked toi The
COUNTRY TRADE,
Inly u. 1855 div
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Carpets: Carpets

~ T. just received hc inrgcsf and most varied
4 sock II Carpet. ever brought 70 InNa.
This -tock cemprlaes one hundred different styles.
ana has NJ been BOUGHT before the recent advance.
~e viii sell them at present wholesale eastern Fri
eos.
W. would respectfully invite those who arr fur
niSling THEN houses, to an examination of these
tarpcis, feeling satsfed that the stylts, qualities
and prices such that they cannot fai 10 plcasc
all who mny favor Us with call
August ~, ia55 dkwtf
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GovEnzoR REEDER ~ HouE The \.
Y. Evening Post says: . There viii be a
mass meeting at Eaton. the residence Of
Gov Reeder, on The 20 INST when suit
able notice VIII probably be taken Of the
indignity which Pennsylvania has sus
taipel in he time AMI manner OF his re.
muyal
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Just Published BY Harper 4 Brs.
w AIKNA, or Adventures on the Mosqui'o
w shore. By Samnel Bard. With sixty IL
Illustrations. For sale BY
july Sd. Ut. GAVE 4 SON.
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BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY.
QLANK BOOKS made and ruled to any eou,red
~ paftern,-CouTt Records, Justices, Docket,.
Assessors' Books, Poll Books, &C., tx ;, furnish.
ed At short notice.
n Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound
or re-kOuna In any style desired.
~ My Riadery will be found "a Nam between
Second ard Third streets, sign OF the uHgg
BOOK JsAACE rIrncx
Ian -, I6Sl.-dAv
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I>sI " aNtIs

- Mr. fNSCRaNeE GeNrsNY, If Ncp~f ofN.>=--ses.S.A
- INSURANCE toarANY Of Hartford CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD lNsuRAcE COMPANY, Of Hartford Conn. -
lETNA LIVE INSURANCE CoMrANs.
The above Companies represent Capital Of 81.
600 U0o Dives, Merchandise. Stores. DWELLING,
Personal Property, and the various kind Of Proper
IS exposed % the parils IL Inland Navigation IN
rurtd by WM W. BELKNAP, Agent
Corner Of Main aud Second Sirccts.
August Is, ls53. dim
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NUHERVILLE. BRADFORD 4 co. Gene
- rel Prodnce Commission and Forwarding
Merchants. New Orleans. Particular attention
paid to the purchase aud sale OF Western Pro
dure. Also, 10 the Receiving and Forwarding
business generally. 0rdefs respectful. solIcl
TED. No. II Tchouptouias street
July IL, 1880 dly
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To the Public

TlIt uader.gned respectfully Announces n
e the ciiizeas 81 heoknk and vicinity, ~
thai te has recently opened Apoihecafies' u
Halt c7fhef of Third aad Johnson Streets. with
entire utw aud we'll selected Stock Of Drugs.
Ied Clues, peitaineFtes. Toilet A'ticies, 4c.
The subscriber intends paving particular at
'ention 70 the Prescription Department, aud
lse 5 cofhieuf that he can give peTiec' sa'isfacu
iion, having had an experience Of ten years IN
lhls trastil OF he business, ard hopes by street
attention 70 ba.iaess that he VIII ncri, share
II rubisc patronage.
F. II. OfC0NN0R.
AueaA L. 1881 dIy
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DR.. ]. LAWRENCE PAGE
just Received.

DIRECT from the mandatory OF Dawson,
~ Warren & Hide, large and we'll assorted
steck of Gold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
flee down to the finest pointed Ladies Pen. The
reputation Of the manuiactors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Cola Pencils with Pens
g. 81. HUSTON.
Jan %, '55. dHw
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I w r have IN store one Threshiug Machine
w msrked "A. I'LL, Farfeid,n Ii not called
FOR within thirty days it will be sold TO ray
charges. CONNABLE, SMYTH & CO.
keokuk, July 81, 1883. dim
DR. ]. LAWRENCE PAGE,
OFFICE Mop Burke's Gallery, corner Of
" Main aud Third Streets.
August A, 1855. dtf
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FINE AT FoRT MApIsoN.A friend IN
forms US that the workshop Of the peni-
tertiary. at Fort Madison, was destroyed
by fire night before last 18th.
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NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
>.,Sl

I'HE subscriber would inform he citizens o
i keoknk and vicinity that he has puIcbased
TIE stock In trade OF Ben +. Dudson, al No B.
Third Street, where he has on hand general
assortment Of French ard American Cloths
Cas-itneres and Festings, which he will make
UP 20 order al The shortest notice and IN STYLE
noi 70 be surpassed, Also good assortment Of
Summer Goats, Vests, and Shirts, awa,s on
hand. JAMES NJ. TYLER,
July -, 1888. Of
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1855.
Merchants Western Line.

n EAL, ABBOT & CO, New York; WILL
~ LlAMs, TANNER Il CO., Buffalo, Pre-.
prietors.
Ship daily from Pier 2, East River. New York
All eargoes fully insured to Buffalo.
No Tfanshipment between New York and
Buffalo.
For Freight, apply to Neal, Anbot & Co., p.
b, Brooke, Virgil Hillyer, No. So Broad Street.
New York.
Mark Packages, IN. w Line
July q, 1859. daw6m
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paraS0ls [! paraSols y

lUSITeceited per A tnericsn Express POO ne p
y style pafasol>, which we otf~r FOR sale very
low ]. \. nJRKfE n Co
July &c, 1859. If
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TIE Darn OF SCnAMyL.-A Vienna
Letter OF the @l.t Of Juy says: Various
reports are abroad here respecting the
cause Of Schamyfs death. which some as
sign to natural causes, anil others to VIC.
ience in consequence OF suspicious which
have been lattcrly entertained, TO the effect
that he has been tamperng with the Rus
SLAMS. Ii viii be still fresh in the NJ nl>
Of cur readers, that his son was a short
time set at liber.y by the Russians, and
restored 70 his father in exchange for some
noble ladies whom the Circassiaa chef
tains had carried away condemned 10 n
state Of captivity. / has bees limited. and
perhaps not altogether Without reason
that the son since lis return has exercised
an influence upon his faher al The ex
pense, in some degree. Of The patriotic
feelings of the old Circassiau Chief
Young Schamyl has been brought up from
an early age in the principal military
school Of ST. Petersburg, and naturally
must imbbe notions somewhat in conform
ty With the feelings Of those among whom
he passed BIS youth.
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II The degree Of L. J.. d. was con
ferred on Hon. S. 7. Chase, at the recent
commencement, by the Faculty of Dart
mouth College. Mr.. Chase is the Repub
lican candidate FOR Governor Of Ohio, and
stands a pretty fair chance Of being eleo-
ted by fifty thousand majority or mere.
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is very low. In Missouri but 43 cents
per acre, in Alabama but go cents per
acre.
These facts are additional proofs Of q
truth sufficiently well established before,
namely, that while the benefits and favors
Of the General Government iall chiefly
upon the South, the chief burdens of IFS
support devolyes upon The North. We
pay enormous prices for the regions we
annex ii the South, as in Texas and the
Mesilla Valley, from which not a iarthing
will be realized We LAVISH the pubic
treasure in ori,qnal payments to Southern
Indians for tier land titles, and generally
double or treble the amount IN the allow
ance Of fraudulent claims growing out OF
them, the expenses of surveys at tie
Soulh are double those at the Nofth--and
the grand result Of the whole is that lands
at the North are acquired at halt price,
yield to tie na,iona! treasury three times
as much as t1ose at the South, Ia other
words. while acquisitions On the free side
III tht line N divisions are source og req
enue and naiionai strength, Southern ac-
ccssions serve no other purpose but to alb
sorb ,hc revenues derived from the conlri.
buttons Of opposite sections.
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D0ESTlCKS EEW BOOK.

Iilts i neither history. romance, life drema,
biography, autobiography. nor post norton
eYaIglpatiou, but series ol unpremeditated ex.
iravsganzas. vriuen without inalic sforethough'
by the angie hero thereof purely ior his own
2lorldcafioH, aud printed by the pubsher FOR
ki. oUu Pratt
For sa3s bv j. II. CANL& SON
Jal, X ls5a
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indgnity which Pennsylvania has sus
TONED in he time AMI manner OF his re.
moyal
CAFLYIr oS rue WAN In recent
letter Clrllle thus ex rrsses his strong
conviction that En9land had no right to
embroi herself in the present Eastern war:
"Exeepf that poor England, with such
an explosion OF folly as never happened
before. has plunged overhea into that bet
totnless pool, fwhcre, my clear belief is
She had 10 business Whatever and has
therefore found the fate, long due ia her,
If being proved to.tc country Sunk in fol
y, IN hy pocritical incompetence, and every
species Of colt IN confusion, vanished over
with parliamentary eloqaence, free press
6, liberty of The subject, &c, 50 that sim
he persons thought il much the contrary,
and is therefore getting into a condition
hldcous t. al good citizens, and incapable
OF help by any words Of mne take not
the least lnteres, in the Turk Russian bu.
siness and have only one wish about il,
for Which tile Turks are not much obliged
10 me- In these circumstances, silence,
so long as silence can be kept, is clearly
the cne course; the rather as am not idle
otherwise, but doing the best | can in what
seems to me the deeper strata Of the busl-
ress. l. VIII be difficult for you to forgive
me all this hcrcsy; bat | have no doubt
your good na'utc viii at length prevail. rs
usual
BurrALo, August l3.--At Niagara Falls
yesterday five men GOT in skff at Sus-
pension Bridge. broke one oar, and could
mol then manage the beat, and were car r
ried down into the whirlpool, boat upset
and broke to pieces, and all the men were
drowned. Names not yet known.
! PnIlDrLpnIA, August l3.-As party
of four persons, belonging 10 Mauchchunk
were bathing in the surf al Atlantic City,
Sunday morning, they were Carrie out
beyond their depth, and two Of them a
lady named Anlrus and Mr. Boyd ;, ac-
complaining her, were drowned
BALTIMORE, August l3.-John A Wiz
ston IS elected Governor OF Alabama BY
large majority. The Congressional del
cga ion stands five Democrats and tws
'AtthW ANoNi4ibAS htfA WIG PlNAi1h "
the Legislature is Dcmocr tic.
NV ORLEANS, August 1.-The Baltic :,
news had no effect IN our Cotton Market
Sales 800 bales Flour has declined Il
TAT -. Corn rs Tor Western White.
WAsniSoTos, August IS. II is def
nitely ascertalned that the Congressional
delegation from North Carolina will stanI
three Nothing Nothings to five Demo
orats, including Mr.. Clingman. whose
majority is about | 900. The delegation
, will consist of Messrs. Paine, Ruffip
Winslow, Branch, Reader, Purgear, Craigt
and Clingman.
, Letters have been received from Mr.
Buchanan, our Minister 10 England, which
, announce his intention to return in til,
steamer of October 9th. lie will be ac-
companed by j. Addison, the new As
; sisant Secretary OF State.
EMIGRATION FROM ONO TO IowA.-Tht
Trustees Of the Ohio Emigration Associ
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JAMES ~. rntitAY. IaGA iJAAs,
JAS. II. Cos, y H. ALIAS,
Il ], iEu las W. Iltf uiSsoN,
J1Hs MCtSL, b. vs.. PGI-sEL,
s. BEtrNAt, NM. ". EiIKTAr,
Jous r Lyt<s, D. ". hlGBorE>t,
N3. G. FrNKUVcsLE j, 4. GianA~
+. VI r4rIrG SAW X 1CGrs.
In1s. ". ttAsEfr, ! l., tuRTfs,
tHA.. T. M'CrNg. GEo. Il. REID,
Y. T. Vas ANI"kRP j. H. BuRhf,
A. y. CuurrspgN JAS q. snfILpS,
tr"r ". :. ii Gayic) GE0. kusaELL.
Gul WILLS
The undersigned, al hoagh not siencrs of ths let
ter complimentary )r. ~anbornr desire to pres
or d"-csia.lon If FL manner II oh aiming said ct
ter, rs we'll ~ the base nst made a il.
VIZ desire also 20 express oar hearty concurrence
ID he Nprossians IL c8nidsn and ro4 poet far Dr.
John sanford contained in the fore toine card
NV. s, NJ GAyJ,, JAMES Cox.
g. Estes, g. H. HNAAN.
&. J. DAVIS, Jos. i. Bisn0rs.
l.. VI GAvt. D. C. buI4>e,
MatriS STAFFORD, D. h. SHru.
II. ", HAVFL1. CHAEI.Ei ivisS.
tRFDk NtSt, CALEB 0pFiL,
Il. H. NYNAN, $. A. DEAR.
WV. I. b. I0ScH = BuGSGs.
" X. :. DtSYgt, InrAs Dpll.
Jas II lioisTY, w KrppeI,.
L. b. HrCHES. NRAY BRowH
H. 3kuk, August 10 1865.
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Lands 4 City Lots for sale.

ING been requested by sundry persons
aud al snndfy tllaes to name The prices !
would take for my lands and lots in Low a, lax e
this opportunity to inform the public in general
Of the prices ! vii now take TOR the same. A
IiSl IS hcrtunto annexed
Il Of section 3, township CD, range o.
) +, g " II, d. 5
ST II, So,
Lot II 10 Block 3 in keokuk
10 "a
/" iaU ..
:.
and the whole Of .sl2I
Lets 65 and 1913 in Nashville, and The S + Il
Of " 4 Of < 4 % -G5--5 40 acres) in
dispute
For the whole Of which will take tne ntY -tioo
thousand dollars, one third in hand ard the bal
anee IN one, tN D, three, AMI four annual pay
monis, with interest al 10 per cent from, date, to
be paid annually, and secured by deed Of trust
until all Is paid
Any person wishing for Particular information
as 70 location or quality oil The lands, NAV APP
pyio X i. Reed, Esq, or his Honor the May
of tbs city ol keokuk.
WIN. GILLISS.
July % 1885. d
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Removal.
D. T. HUMPHREY g. CAGE

III AYE removed tier Hat, Cap, Bonnet ana
IL Millinery Emporium" ~ Ma 81, Main
street, between III AMI ith, few doors above
her oil stand. where they viii coutinnc Their
business on largely increased scale, both in tie
wholesale aud retail departments,
We viii have the largest st9c.s Of goods In cur
line eve. Srough 10 he Western couutfy, and
viii b. enabled 10 supply the wants Of ana
Country Merchant IN Iowa on elsewhere.
We wlll have stock Of goods for The = eiaa
trade which viii be second 10 noae In Chicago
or 81 Louis IN point OF ''s'yiss' and ''cualltv.''
Onr rooms are fitted up IN the finest style aud
10 pains Y III be spatea 10 make the
"Grsal Western Hat, Bonnet, and Nilliner, I'm.
p0rum
NOT osIr TIM
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
but the place Tor
GOOD BARGAINS.
\ Oar Mr.. H. is now among the Eastern Man.
Aae;urers AID ifnnorterS getting UP our fall
stNk, part OF which we expect in a lew "a, >,
OF M arrival of which due notice v III he given.
ID. 4. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE.
July 81, 1883. div 2tw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-16
JOHNSON Errr.
New Orleans Produce and Commission House

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