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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
q. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale DeRter in Notions nud
Fancy Dry Goods.

h, A.
new stock aud the largest and best assorted eyer
offered IN the market. Our stock il purchased dire
from manufacturers and importers, and We petlga
ourselves 70 sell ~ prices as low, for cash or 10 90
ilme buyers, as - Louis or any other western mar
ket
Merchants will find it to til III advantage 70 cali
and examine ouf goods and prices III fore buying
where We will consider il no trouble ID show them
through our stock.
lust Recciyed-A large stock Of Buck Gloves and
- Nttts' Al sep2O IiuSToN's.
4 FINE stock Of Pocket Cutlery Tor sale low at
4 HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies Path. Bath
Post, Fancy and Comm ,relal Note Paper Piain
ana LAID Buff " hite and Fancy Colored Envelopes at
,cp20 HrSTOSJS
\ Gneral assortment Of Gtfuan silver and dol-
h.@ plated ware. all warranted and ak manufac
tufer p'ie- ~ seP20 Ill SION'S
\ \ extensive stock Of Whip. and I4ashe4 al man
! nileturer's prices at sep2i luSToN's
fI'llE largest ard best assorted took Of Enbroide-
ry u Tbs ca at ssr2I HGsT0N'S
VI \ l3nrs' assortment IL Ribbon. ever olglgd III
The market. 81 cp2l HusTON'S
{ 'L03Nr enough 20 supply the market, Of every
- variety q patton. Jerome y make warranted
and ~ manufacturers prices, at
sep2l IItSTONtS
4 LAk0E and fnc lot Of KID Glove. Of every
grade, a sep2 III SION Is.
( ,olD ami common Jenelty, and Cod and silver
~ watcht, at ser2l HUsT0N'S.
LIVERY yarety ~ goods comprised IN the Notion
and Fancy G0oe linz ~ Huston a. prices that
cannot iaii III induce purchases and benrhs the bti,
or. C"ll At No VI, and examine for yourselves.
\ FIN. Buggy Portable Top for sale enquire Of
vl2i q. NJ. HUSTON
No. ~, Main street
4 luston'~ will b. found thc lareest Ut IL Irisf
l.ln.n<, laess, Edgnes and every variety III
White goods, AZ prices that cannot b beat ia any
Nes.c, market g,p20
4 y rulltssyatiety Of SIX and Linen pckct band
\ k@rehlcf and erayHts IT p20 HI~roN~
FHIE bst assortment q Lace Y,i- and Dress
Trimming As .ep2J HTSTON'S
HONE INSURANCE.
fINth iowa STATE JNst RA>eE Co4FtSY Of co.
kuk. Iowa. having tdlly organized according to
the Nucic- q Incorporation, and having received
Implications tOf insurance ana taken premium notes
on property amounting 10 s100.0VU. now prepared
To l-sne Policies on the safer cas II risks FOR three
ycar', on the Ntf' Al plan, and for one year and
shorter perlods lof a cash premium.
OFFICERS ELEcTEn FuR rat INstfNe YEAR
Drectars
G. II Perry. John McCune T. II Harri.on.
J. W Rankin, g. y. Smyth, T. K nd
L. i. Creei >. = Billing. Wan / Turner
{, GArber, T. Wickersham
Executive Committee.
+. II. Harrison, C.Gartor John McCune.
>. Rankin, g., j.. ~uy.h
81 " Perry, Prot j " Rankin Vice pre.'t
Turner, -. II. r. II Harrison. Trea>,r
g. Ollie ii Concert Hal Building, II story
jury ith, o53.~~- i2mlyw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
j. q. RI.IfNARD d co,

IL AVE taken the old stand Of l.. Turner former.
] ~ J. c. Tr.mbtc) No. j6, Main street op,,o-
siie kilhonrne's new buildings, where they oNar Tor
sale as cheap rs the cheapest general assortmen mt
81 Shoe, Saddle and Harness Leather Enamelled and
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth Trunks CARPET
Bags, fly-Nets, Whips aud Whip Iashes.
Also, general assortment If Saddlcry Hardware
we'll selected IN the Eastern market and for sale III
81. Louis prices
They have on hand and are constantly manu-.
featuring Of the best materials, Saddles Brdl,e aud
Harness Of every description.
The above articles viii b. sod at Wholesale or re-
tail AT uniform prices.
Those wanting anything in our line will do well
10 call anu examine our stock before buying e. VIC
intend 10 give ali, the worth Of their money.
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
kepkuk, sept. 20, ID. j. .. BERNARD & co
APAN As it Was and Is, by Richard Ilildreth--
- For sale by sep 20 CAVE 8 SON.
IsHAckERAN'S New Work '.The Newcomes, ;,
L Memoirs of most respectable family For
sale by scp20 CAVE & son.
VlNllE Kisses Of Joannes Secundus and Je IN Bonne.
i fms With selection from the best Ancient and
Modern Authors. For sale by
sep20 CAVE & SON.
BANANA Ia 1s55.-An Account Of the Panama
/ Railroad, If the Cities az Panama and Aspin-
wal, with Sketches Of Life and Character ON the 18TH
mus, by Robert Tones For safe by
sep2od CAVE . son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

TI,llls is neither history, romance, life drama,
biography, autobiography, nor post mortom ex-
animation, but series Of unprecedented extraya.
ganzds, written without malice aforethou.st hy the
single hero thereof purely for his own Qualification
and printed hy the publisher for his ora prQht.
For sale hy j. T. GAVE K son
I,,l,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

CT The latest item of Washington gos-
sip IS, that an affair of the heart is soon to
be consummated by matrimony, between the
Hon. James Buchanan, American Minister Ia
England, and the widow Of the late Presi-
dent Polk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

IHf DKs MoisEs VALLEY WHIG is issued from
this ofhee every Wednesday. has extensive and
crcasing circulation throughout the DcsMoinls Val
ley, as.wol in the rest Of the State and the nj
ted States, and a medium Of advertising il not
surpassed. Subscription price 81 so per annum in
adv ance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

TnE CONCERT. every body remember
that the Campbells-the original simon-pme
Compauy--perform tonight, at Concert
Hall. Secure your tickets carly if you want
front seats
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
Il. W. Sanders.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS

Nam Street, BET. 3rd 4th SIS, kE0kUk. low,
I'llE nndcrzlyn has noa IN his <s7rs<=x2a
Ware Rooms and designs sep ~
ing constantly Oh hanl a we'll ii, Il
iec.el a.sarm BIZ II all kinds of Furniture enbrl-
eng Mnhlc Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus I'm,
AMI PLAIN Sofas I'm and Plain Center and Card
fahitr Game at and Windsor C.air- Rock no
CEar II every description from a plnln wooden
seai I" he finest isair cloth stuffed sea, plain ard
fancy turned Cottage Bedstcad. Vi the lat.st sylez
Lounges, Sc.
i.rpkang dassss a all sizes C.ocks. Carpetinrs
ho'f aud ao0r inattiDg, floor and tabIe III. cloths
ma' IRA r. feather dn.tera, carr.aea trimmings
".hdH" shade and trimming and very other arti-
eie usually kcpt be my lin Il bus3nc
fafi a nl seek ~-r iass4e end A48 own super
sision, ana the rest loaghf fr8m maLufac orig- II
high Standing. that can warrant every ar.4cle
Tor durability and finish If workmanship
hy inject = to establish permanent busincss
hers aud MT va tie Peter Funk principle; IN / as
ah iAd rs htnt to parsons {" purchase a1 inc, am
received e sell n the lowest II. Louis fr.ees
Tall aud examine nay stock before purchasing
elsewhere vii always TAXI pi assure N shown,
inrntlnre ~ LAdies ana tent an.en ls3 cal ga me-
Niielhtr they tetl inclined l. buy IN not.
hay III ls1i.-i&wtf g. ". SANDERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

PCMPKINs.--The most ctiectual method of
preserving pumpkins, during the winter, is
to select the largest and most perfectly ma
tured, and having deposited a stratum Of
dry straw on n close floor, place them there
on--not so near as To touch each other and
cover them carefully with straw, taking
special care to fill in the interstices, or space
between the pumpkins, till the receptacle is
filled, or until you have laid by as large Il
quantity rs your incinations or necessities
require
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

New is the proper time for planting your
Strawberry Be,ls We have the Hotey, Hudson,
Pine Apple, McAvays superior. Burs New Pine
and Jenney' Seeding for saie.
Nur-cry ground three iaurths Of mile west Of
the city limits the Bluff Ferry Road" t. the
b, Mpinss. Ii BELL i HILTON.
sent Is 1853 DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

Fall Trade.
Gate City Root and Shoe store.
~. IL Main street, between Fonrtl, and Fifth.
fI'HE undersi gned would respectfully call
4 the attention 81 the Ladies and Gentle
mon 81 keokuk AID vicinity, to thar tins and I
we'll seeetel stock If scots and Shoes now
olea~i aud for sale 81 tbs abaye establishment. com
piilng ali kinds II l.a.iies', Cent. Me-. B3ys'
and Chtifens wear, Il all styles gr..des and sixos
Ties goods have been selected with special reference
&c neatneAs Of style ami durability aa1 viii b. sold
n a very small advance above Etstevn east rs " s
are determined not e. b unars3.l rs cry huuse IN
the city, Please give a cali, An examination If
goods and prices is the only favor we ask.
H. G. HUSBAND < BRO.
Q.r.t ieaha
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REMOVAL.

/ SHALL remove my stock Of Hats Caps Furs g..
L from : l. Main st., to thu next door Is J. t. Burke
corner Maiu and Third street, wher. / shall be re-
Giving large and complets stock the above gods
OF he latest and most fashionable styles
Thankful, iar the bral patr e thus far bestow.
ct, and hoping f9r con'inuInre the sam / shah
a'TAys work t3r th' inter sis III nv customers and
keep On hana complete stock tfoals to suit an
I Isons in regard 10 style aud quality Please drop
ia anI examine prices and qualities Come one. come
all. 4. G. SHELDON.
81 the Aew York la. Emp riula, Main street.
corner trl straet ~ If atw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

= Mr. Fillmore has declined the honor
Of Electorate of Laws from the University
Of Oxford, on the ground that he had never
received niversitg or Colla.e elucalian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
lANI Y

MEsSks. EDITORS; Please inform thu Laiics
W thai W have received ha largest stock If ein-
brolderits, tgs!s from cents - 81 90: Malt se
Black Elk Gras-sis .nl ral thr al lac3s lae. Jae
oIiett and s"i.s cul4as Carsets Ribbons Moirc An
tique and Ribb "a Trimmings &c Ac
II. u. WOODWARD 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

ca The ST. Louis MteHgencer brings for
ward another count in lis Indictment OF the
North Missouri Railroad Company-cyen
sacrilege and desecration Of the resting place
OF the dead
The Company, 1t appears, bought lot If
ground in front Of the Belefontaine Genie
terry upon which TO erect a machine shop;
which dreadful enormity the mtelligeacer
characteristics as 'a piece Of monstrous van
dalism,' an "eyidence Of semi heathenism,' =
"an accused speculation in the bones Of the
st. Louis dead,' ga barbarous invasion OF
the sanetitics of their resting place" a ''van-
DIAL nuisance" and other like good set terms
OF indignant reprobation.
These terrible Railroad Companies Of St.
Louis must be dreadful set Of hard Gus
toners to be sure. But there is one comfort,
they will not be allowed to make n noise to
disturb the slumbers of the dead with lmpu-
nifty. The hteiHycnoer viii make sucn a
pother about their ears as will soon induce
them to let the ghosts Of the departed take
their accustomed walks in peace and silence,
undisturbed BY the unusual din Of such
''yandal nuisance Us ''Ralroad Machine
Shop
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

THANKSGIVING Coy. Grimes has issued Il
proclamation setting apart the 3oth day 81
November as a day Of Thanksgiving.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
HORSE SH0IINt,

BRING On Your iame horse and have them xh9d
right. troiu h lone and constant practice IN this
branch II the bus oes. he aali !. himself thai ie
cannot DC exceled by any one IN the country He
par,ieularly solicits patronage in the line
lie also offers his services a. Farf.lT IN al rs
branches
Nav o. l.s5 a1wIy
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A Rare Chnncc for GOOD Hnr.ainx.

> = or o. let on Main street desirable building
- lots IN the city Of ksokuk; also for sale, or
exchange Tor western property, good Mill propesty
II Ono; 80 acres choice iapd in Indiana several lots
~ the Town Of Nap2ryilie, county seat Of Du paga
comfy, ILL., 50 acres Ct choice land near the county
seat II Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees etc.
Inquire cf MckENNY Il RUNNER
n AiLs-A full assortment al
~ SCI u KUHN D0DsON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
kcokuk ISOiicr Works,

tpRNER Sixth and Ridge streets. / ala prepared
Y frsasrnfa~tir Ir,,n boat ls.rr+i
or Soap kettles Gas Holders, anything else cons
ntcied with my business, and 70 send competent
workmen TO any part Of the country Ia de- repairs
ED. WELcHMAN.
Keokuk Iowa, sept. q. d3wI7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

\ 4 sheldon i you will find complete stock If
4 \ hats, caps, umbrellas, canes. travelling bags
ehidren fancy hats and caps ladies fancy fars and
riding hats, ladies and gents gantleis, gents fur
nishng goods, collars, crayats, DC.
No trouble to show goods to persons in want Il
the above articles.
Please call in AMI examine fall styles. Don t
forget the place, 10 Main street. second door from
Third. seu21
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

p Our attention has been called 10 the
fact that VIM. Edwards, Esq, late Jealous
Wing, is now President OF the keokuk Dem
ocratie Club.
This is very natural and to have been ex-
pected. Mr.. Edwards came from the South
and brought his principles with him. He
found the course Of the Wing party here
antagonistic to the extension of slavery
while He believes that slavery ought TO be ex-
tended, and that Kansas ought to be slave
State IN order to sustain, protect and strength
en- slavery in Missouri. He finds his senti-
ments on this point accord with those Of
Pierce, Shannon Company, who like him
self, are ''for slavery in Kansas and hence
deeming that the most important Of all
questions he joins the Democratic party in
order 10 aid the Administration in establish
ing slavery in Kansas, and in maintaining the
predominance of the shareholders in the Ma
tlonal Government.
Having Joined that party the democrats
but accord him the honor which his sacriti-
Cos. his zeal and biz ability seemed to merit,
in placing him al the head Of their club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

\ ~ gentlemen Viii please TAKE notice that the
New York Hat store, has been removed to 10
Nam street, second door from Third. where thcywil
e ahle y get a. fine AMI fashionable i hat a. iii
Broadway, New York
ud hats Fe-Ironed and made to look nearly az good
as sep2i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.

~ ~ scpD~ AMI
fI'Hh public wili take notice tina. / haze received
AN mnen,o sock # Dry Goods BoJ.s aud
Shoes. and Il roeeres a my old stand Main 5. j,
near Fourth.
FANS es waning gro.cries can have thelu put up
q. heo~uk "holc-ae prices.
mend to gave particular teuton to the pro-
doee business, ahd expect that my .ong experience
IN that line wll enable to give sa.is faction TO ali
customers. sep2Z b. a. WILLIAMS.
( fAsh paid for all country produce, a, the Old
y s,and Of sep22 Is. A. WILLIAMS.
NANlED.- 5,Ooo bushels Timothy Seed
w 10000 do fiaA seed,
an ali X d3 Of gran and seeds, in which thc Iii IL
ep52 Is. A, WILLIAMS.
4 IAANfA BANha PAPEK.--Wl be taken 1t
pa' ios an KINDS OF goods ny
p-a&9 IA. WILLIAMS
Dry Goods.
e bales T. muslin prime
~ pcs sattness ass "A, =, % III t per yarl,
20 81 N 81 j,ans do ~ 10 icc 10 do
iJ09 80 pants, new styles;
- do Colun9o;
20 do Lyont.e Cloths, and Alpaecas.
DslA U.S., Elack eilis Coas- spool iAread, war
ran'cd,l stewart best Linen Thread and /, general
n artmtnt 81 Yankee notions, JUS received ~
sep@2i6w b A, WILLIAMS.
pOJI- and snoes. -l70 ca - e i o.s aud shoes
- nen women, bo3 4, g.r and infants, just
received ~ sep-2dS@ j. \. WILLIAMS.
N\TANTED~-A SITUATION by Young man
" wh1se III alth reluIe- hun t. leave bis
rr sent eaphyln at. IL wpusd pr any situil-
alton VIII &c ii can MAKE himeI usciul. lie has a
good z ri ku3wietg' If bu lne-s AMI can pr
tue good rsfer inquira * this eihes.
Wanted,
4 SITUATION Glers generally, u Ii ok- en.
CT food references gwen Apply n th.s If
he. sep22I3,f
Eairbaak's scales.
M are the only agents IN heokuk FIR the sale
" II tho above celebrated scales, and VIII here
NJ er b. prepared 10 furnish tn, az FairbanA fac
try prices.
pember -. BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

Below we give the speech actually dely-
cred by GOV. Shannon, upon taking charge
OF his duties as Governor Of Kansas. Ii
will be found to be widely different from the
one published and extensively circulated by
the opposition press Ereniag Times.
If the above is to be taken as fair speei-
men Of the eandor, honesty, and informa-
ton which We are TO expect il the editorials
of the Times, We shall feel much disap-
pointed
The opposition press" published speech
delivered by Gov. Shannon at Westport, and
the Times publishes different speech de
liyered by him at a subsequent time in Kan
sas City, and broadly insinuates and tries to
make his readers believe that that is the real
speech falsely reported by the Opposition
press"
The speech published by the Opposition
press in which Shannon ayows himself in
favor OF slavery, first appeared III the 81.
Louis Democrats The truthfulness of the
report has never been denied, but on the con-
trary has been universally admitted. That
speech was delivered at Westport, and the
one in the Times was delivered short time
afterwards in Kansas City.
The Times might, with Just rs much rea-
son and honesty, publish speech, delivered
by Shannon four or FIVE years ago in Ohio,
t. discredit the one published by the "oppo-
sltlon press" delivered ut Westport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
heOk aux. tpxxu

H@sAt ttsts AAh 1if
description Il Fruit atsl
Qaam ntal Trees, Crap
lfe X shrubs
lsr rin9 nts. Bulb-
DC which vii b. fuf1i h
u a; Ea-t, ~ catalogue
lglc
A!so Seeding Stocks t.
th tuade. Any article in
our limo may ) had il
tim ior fail planting
which Is d,ei ie.lly pryfer
nble by 1uiing in your
uniers immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22
BLACKS urYIrr>e.

NJ lillian GRAHAM, IN Ihtd between John
~ ~ and Lseaang streets, a the Brick shop
woa u, INFORM th' pubic that h y PREPARED Il a
all kind If BLAeksaTrmIsG IN 4 neat durable. HILL
cheap manner.
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w antrd
Eairbana,. scales.

4 ~lII AIl1N A. elera generally, BOX Keep
CT. food references & zen. Apply n Ms If
leo stn92d1l
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100000 Reward.

NOTICE is hereby given that the one third inter
~ est Of the keokuk aud Hamilton Terry. H.
getier with the land belonging 10 tic same, il or
fered for sale.
For further particulars enquire Of
july a--df / 4 4 X II0yD RI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

eg- Prentice Of the Louisville Journal
says, that according to the doctrine Of the
Romish Church, Jesus is not the straight air
line way Of life, which he Processes to he,
for man must eoto Rome before he can get
TO Heaven.
The complement Of that statement is found
N an anecaote going the rounds Of the pa
pcrs, to the effect that an eastern Collector,
some years ago, on his travels, met droyer
Of whom he inquired the way to several DIFF
ferent places. The droyer directed him, and
n every case told him he must 20 through
Napoleon town IN Indiana which bore a
bad reputation. Finally, pretty thoroughly
vexed, the Collector inquired which road he
should take 70 ct 10 h All. "Wcll,'' replied
the droFcr; With equal nperturbebility and
seriousness, 81 know Of NJ shorter Gu, than
through Napoieon.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

y n Will;g .,n,,f a. 60 49,, n
~ = poa,, -, rp eui ''s = $50
e ast vel ub;nh ~ ,''' ,'g,
baa MI ~ ~. "a ~, r. - -
viii b,, t't'T ~ 49, - -,
i ue,va, M .,,,,;";tt tii nm if III 4
al MY love, and ITS stili lingering hold Of hand
| paxed down Life dim lobvr;nth
A wildering maze 10 sse.
Crossed o'er hy many 4 tangled clue
And wild NJ wild could III;
Anlas gazed IN doab and dread.
An anger came % me
rtro,, hi,,, O.. :, l.,,.,,,l,. ,.,;1
lnaty III, - ~ 5N''N'
Th,,tab ,ne,l-1,, .b;Il lo.,l
Amen, ia - 6
"a, ~. ,i9..,'s,lrit I',]tf
Ale" A''a even men
Anda41 ls,uaj 49,, war, bsal
-. ~. 49,, - -.
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M 4 are the only agents III heokuk FIR the sale
W II the above celebrated scales, and wll here
der b prepared 70 furnish tn, IN a fairhanA fAe-
cry prices.
plember -. BALDWIN. EVANS & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

ANOTHER DECLINE N BEEF. There was
another decline in the price Of beef in the
New York market on Wednesday last. The
price of such cattle as were really good beef,
did not exceed ten cents Per pound for the
meat, while, according to the Tribune, good
fair stock sold for much less, running down
IN the small trash and lower grades 10 seven
cents. This is variation, upon an average,
Of about six cents pound from the highest
market day Of last spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-22

~. MANNERS.
h1th AND ~tOUREk. On Gfth street one
- door below Main where b. VIII renoyatr ard
MAKE T. appear q new, an kiudsof Lales and Gen
iemen apparel tuch crap bru-ehn cae-4tncre
and wooden shaw cashmere, ~ Is sind lnerina dress.
es. rug piano and tlble tatVis, wi.dev ard DANA
curtains, az.
All Of ia, above, aud every other artele If cloth.
ing c1lor.d ia nuy II the fancy or plain colors /
hope by cst attention and knowledge # my bus
lness, 10 give general SAITH faction
sep st6m WM MANNERS
Return Of the ola fayorites.
~ tohcH Han, Saturday September 22a
IN0R three nights only. The Old and original
GAM PBKLLS
pfgahizai IA lei7, and .til composed II the fol-
lowing army ~ taIcu'
I H. rreIdergast W ~ Nswc.mb
}. II. lriett, Daa BRYANT
s. +, Clars II Feutun
u. s Fowler j. II Ene-
q. W Dlmertet, T. VI. naler
Nitt thc @te a.ray f~ai,tjn u..h,d tai n. tis
Ltni III Hr presumed r. Ilf ,,.al amy ether aim
mar party ever organized.
Admission, 80 ceuts. bays opon 4. stelack
Concert csEimenes az O'Clock
sepls IT, 4. NETfLFTON. Aytt
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"a Over Pos Office
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A M PERSON wanting good second hand pia-
no, can have good bargain by calling on the
undersigned immediately, al the Post Office or at
ms room in Mr.. Bukcs House 81 street, between
Concert and High. NJ. j. AsHMORE
sept II,
a COMPLETE assortment oi Swiss and Book
\ Mousiins, Bishop LAWN, Careene Cainbrics,
Linens, Laees White Curtains, dc for sale cheap at
Sept !, 1895. j d. MINCliELL CO.'S.
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CoSsoLA1oRY PHILos9Fnl. lac following Inc
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Il 4 whole sermon IN them:
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The Ill We must undergo,
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York lIA Emporium, corner ii MAN and
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The Empire County argus., 1855-10-06
John II. Long
BOUNTY LAND.

TEvIiE undersigned havi received the necessary toms
ON Washiu gon, is prepared to procure wara Is fol
all persons entitled to them under the liberal Bounty Land
bill that passed Congress, March Sd. 800
4 A VAN GUELDER, Notary Public
Coona. Anril 4, 1853 Il