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gl4s From Mrs. Masons by Bethel, New Centre, and
Bethany, TO Antioch, 30 miles and back, once
Leave Mrs Mason's Friday at sm;
Arrive at Antioch same day by op m;
Leave Antioch Thursday at sans
Arrive a Mrs Masons same day by p m.
GAG From PickenaviIle, by Fower's Creek Daeusyle
Pumpkntown, Twelve Mile, CLASSY Mountain
Wolf Creek, and Branch Island, 10 Pickensvile,
equal - miles and back, once week.
Leave Pickensvle Saturdays at 8 a mA
Arrive at Piekensviile same day by 6p M
6l47 From Pekens Q, ii by Crow Greek Eastaioe AM
derson's Mills, Twelve Mile, and Mixes, 10 Pick
ems c. H., equal 10 Is miles and back, once
week.
Leave Pickens c. II. Saturday at ami
Arrive at Pekens C.. III. same day by pm.
GAS From Pekens C. H., by Wahela, Coonel's Fork,
Horse Shoe, Waitons Ford, Ga, Ciarksyile, Ma
ooochee, Mount Yonah, and Pleasant Retreat, to
Dahlonega, 50 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Pickens c. H. Saturday and Wednesday at
Tam;
Arrive al Dahlonega mex, days BY 7pmi
Leave Dahlonega Monday and Thursday al m;
Arrive at Pickens O. HI. next days by p m.
6l4s From Piekens G. H., by Oconee staucn Whet-
stone, Pine Mountain, Black Rock Mountain,
Cashiers Valley, and back, by Cheokce, to Pick
ens c. H., equal to 3si miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Pickens C. III. Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Picksns C. II. next day by 3 pm.
6l5o From Pickens C. H., by Caytons Mills Saubrity,
Eighteen Mile, Pckensviie, Wolf Creek, and
Camp Ground, to Pckens c. H., equal to 81
miles and back, once week.
Leave Pickens c. II. Saturday at 8 m;
Arrive at Pekens c. II day by m.
6l5l From Piokens c.. H., by Bounty Land, Warsaw ,
Caremont, Bachelors Retreat, Snow Creek, and
Martins Creek to Pickens C. H., equal to "a
miles and back, once week.
Leave Pickens G. III. Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Pickens G. II next day by p
6l52 From Pendeton, by Wayside, Wahala, Tunnel
tilll and w MILESTONE, TO Clayton, Ga, AZ miles and
back once a week
Leave Pendeton Thursday at M
Arrive Clayton next day by IL m;
Leave Clayton Friday at 1 m;
Arrive at PendIeton next day 6 p m.
For list Of postmasters in South Carolina authorized
ty to the sutciencyo garGors Instructions Gnnered
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Wilmington, N. c., by Kings
vile, 5. c., to Augusta, Ga.
Columbia, to Grcenville c.
III.
Columbia to Charlotte. 49,.
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Iohn.onv;Ils T.vDsh'y Creek Flintvils, Jeffrey .
Creek, Mars Blud, and Merchants Blun to Oar
nnxton G.. H., VI miies and back, three times
weak.
Leave Georgetown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
Arrive a Darlington C. II. nsxt days by l2m;
Leave Darlington G. II. Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 8 IN;
Arrive al Georgetown next days by IOa IN.
Proposals to end at Mars Bluff invited also,
proposals for daily service, with expedited sched-
ule, IN order 10 convey the Charleston mails
6o7o From Georgetown, by Yauhsnna Bneksvle, Con-
wayboro', and Deg wood Neck, TO Little River, II
miles and back, once week
Leave Georgetown Saturday at 10 ami
Arrive at Little River next day by 5pmi
Leave Little River Friday at 5a m;
607I From Little River, by Shaoste, to smithyile Al
miles and back, week
Leave Little River Monday stssmi
Ss Arrive at Smithvile next day by 10 ami
Leave Smithyilc Tuesday at 2 pm;
q Arrive at Little River next day by P m
s07a From Little River by Pireway and Iron Hill Cross
Roads TO Whitesvle, Al miles and back, once
Leave Little River Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Whtesville day by ms
Leave whitesvile Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive At Little River SANS day by pm
so7s From Conwayboro', by Bug 81 amp. Banton's X
Roads, Princes Store, and Big swamp, to Fa
Bluff 80 miles and back three timcs week
Leave Conwayboro' Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive qfy !. :. 4 Far BIZ Bluff same days by sIpm;
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive ConwayborO' same days by slpm.
6OT4 From Indiantown, by Sngetarysvie 70 Lynche y
Lake, (Grsham's< Roads,) l4i miles and back,
a week
Leave Indantown Friday at pm;
Arrive at Lynches Lake by p M;
Leave Lynchc's Lake Friday al y m;
Arrive at indsntown same day by IL m.
COTS From Kingsree, by Sattons and Lowndes's Fer
ry to Thirty-rwo-mile House, So miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Kingstree Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Thry-two-mile House next day by
IL night;
Leave fhirty-two-mlc House Saturday at Ia m
Arrive al Kingstree next day by II M
e076 From Kingsrce, by William Lpage's, along the
Gapway Road to Georgetown, "A miles and back,
once
#- Leave Kingstrec Friday ats IN;
Arrive at Georgetown same day by uni
Leave Georgetown Saturday at m;
Arrive at Kngstree day by pm.
CO77 From Wnnsboro, by GLADDEN. Grove, Rossville,
Beckhamsville, and Cedar Shoals, to Lewisville,
40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Winnsboro' Friday at IL m;
Arrive at Lewsville next day by pm,
Leave Lewisvle Thursday at m;
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Martins Depot and Clinton, to Laurens c. H., 81
miles and back, SIX times a week.
Leave Ncwbcny c. H. daily, except Sunday, at /.
m;
Arrive at Laurens C. III. same day by 3tpm;
Leave Laurens G. II. daily, except Sunday, a,
Arrive at Newberry c. II. day by 10 am.
CHA From Newberry c. H., by Indian Greek, Reynosa,
and Huntington, TO Cross Anchor, 20 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Newbcrry c. III. Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Cross Anchor same days by 4 pm;
Leave Cross Anchor Friday at SAM
Arrive Mt Newberry c. III. same days by M
su5 From Newberry C. H., by Shop Spring, Higgins
Ferry, Coeman's ~ Roads, Big Greek, Richard
sonvilie and Fruit Hill, to Edgehed G. H., AZ
miles and back, week
Leave Newberry C. II. Thursday at m;
Arrive at Edee6eld c.. III. days by m;
Leave Edgefcld G. H. Friday at m;
Arrive at Newberry C.. III. same days by 8 p m.
6ll6 From Nswbcny C. H., by Mount Bethel, to
GIymphvillc, i6 miles and back, week.
Lenye Newberry G.. III. Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Glymphvillc same day by IL m,
Leave Glymphvile Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Newbery c. III. same day by pm
Gilt From Laurcns c. H., by Mount Gallagher. Brew
erton Limo Greek, Tuniblng Shoals Bluff Ra-
bum and Simpsons Mills, to Lsnrens z. H., equal
10 "a milca and back, once week.
Leave Laurens c. II. Friday at IL m,
Arrive at Laurens G. II. Dext day by IL M
s,ls From Laurens c. H. by Monroe, Fountain Inn,
and Palms. to GrcenviIe c. H., 80 miles and
back, twice week
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Tux CosT on GAS n VARIOUS CTrEs. "A
correspondent Of the Washington lntelig gem
ger gives the following as the cost Of gas
to private consumers in forty-two Of the
largest cities Of the United States:
Boston, SO per 1000 cubic feet Hartford
So so: New Haven. 81, Providence, 50 80;
New York, SO; Brooklyn, So 50; Albany,
S4 Troy, 81; Rochester, So 80; Buffalo,
S3 80; Auburn, (rosin) 81; Schenectady, 81;
Syracuse, 81; Newark, So 30 Paterson,
81; Philadelphia s'City Works" 50 25 /;
Northern Liberties, SO so; Spring Garden,
S3 80; Moyamensing, SO so; Reading, 50 so
Lancaster, S4; Baltimore, SO; Charleston,
81; Savannah, 81: New Orleans, $5; Gal
weston, 50; Mobile, s.; Nashville, 81; Mem
phis 81; Louisville, $50 So Cincinnati, So so;
indianapolis, $50 rs; Chicago. SO so; Mil
waukic, 50 so; st. Louis, 50 80: Lexington,
Ky, 81; Cleveland, SO so; Springfield, 50;
Dayton, S4 Columbus, $50 so: Wheeling,
So 50; San Francisco, Sl0-being an aver
age Of SO 81, or cents per 1000 more than
the cost Of gas to private consumers in
Washington City, which is $50 50 and II
cents more than is paid by the government,
the city hotels, dc.
a gallon Of pure sperm oil produces light
equal to y cubic feet of coal gas gallon
OF whale OIL produces light equal TO li5 Gu
bic feet of coal gas. Therefore gas at 81
per hundred cubic feet, gives $50 feet for a
dollar, and is therefore much cheaper than
whale or sperm oil. The apparatus used for
making gas. and the labor attending the pro-
ducton of it, however, involves expense
Git is consideredl greater than the use Of oil
In lamps, under 100 burners. over that
number it is considered that gas is more
economical than oil. Any village, factory,
or mill, therefore, using more than 100 burn
ers, will find it more economical GER
tainly more convenlent--to use gas rather
than OIL Scientific American.
BY way of addition tie the above, we would
say that the price of gas in Pittsburg is ST so,
and the contract with the Gas Company Of
keokuk stipulates that the cost per thousand
cubic feet shall not exceed So so.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-The House resumed
voting for Speaker.
18th ballot, Richardson rs, Banks sc, Full
Ter %, Pennington :, Thurston 3, Zollicofier
S, Marshall 2, Haven 2, Wheeler, 5, 6 Others
one each.
10Th ballot---Richardson 70, Banks 81
Fuller Is, Pennington 8. Remainder scat
terlnS.
both bsllot-Richardson rs, Banks 98,
Fuller %, scattering 20.
LIST ballot-Richardson Y, Banks 90,
Fuller %, scattering 81.
32d-Richardson -, Banks 100, Fuller 30,
scattering TO-
Richardson ~, Banks loo, Fuller 33,
scattering 10. Adjourned.
81 ,he close Mir. Campbell announced that
there would be an anti-Nebraska meeting in
t.tr Hall this evening.
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10 The citizen. Of kcoknk.

HAVING interested with us the Messrs scofelds
L in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given 10 them will be ex-
ecuted IN a neat and workman like manner, and
that they rely upon the work done by them, a.
being If the very best material.
A. II will be but IA short tlme before the gas viii
be introduced, would recommend 10 those desi-
rous of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
the works, that they give Immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &C.. otherw se, many would be DELAYED be.
yond that time, AZ it would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July >, 1Sj5.-d {. HERRICK 4 co
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Lumber /! Lumber !!

rI,HE subscriber has bought the Past Saw Mill
L two miles above the city, AMI il prepared 10
furnish all kinds of lumber Except Pinel al the
shortest notice at from 81 p 10 81 30 per 100 feet
He il also carrying the Piow and Wagon facto-
nv on the corner Of eth and Main Street. where be
pared to furnish wagons and Plows Of the best
finish and quality at wholesale retail, cheaper
than similar article can be had in southern Iowa
decl2d3wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR,
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or enf.

I have = comfortable dwelling housfr. Persons
i wanting to rent may call IL M store on Main
Street, a. | have empty.
dec7d6w :. :. BILLINGS.
LNOR SAlE-for goods cash, Will sell - build
l. ing lots on Man street or tho Ieyee u fact
front by ~ feet deep. Also 1000 Ut good
farming hand In Lac County. Iowa. within Il or 20
miles ii the city e keoknt, NJ. 81 Main Street.
between 81 and - IS. s. BILLINGS.
Do. -,l(w
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wittiom ". uetknmp

n gent for the following substantial Insurance
i Companies:
Comm rcal In Co., Saint Louis, Mo.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
-Atna ms c..
Star Ins. co.
istna Iafe ins. Co.
he attention of merchants and forwarders is
called to the fact, that the Commercial ms. Co.. of
-. Louis, issues open Marine POLES at their Agen-
cy here. The premiums retained here and loan
ed to the customers Of the Company.
Office Second Street, near Main.
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GnA Eixfures.

FHiiE undersigned are prepared to receive orders
l. for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas, that have not
been called upon, pre- requested to leave their ad-
dress with US, through the Post Office
Orders executed in the succession in which they
are received SGOFIELD BROTHER
July I'D
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Important Trial at the crystal Pat


NJ + had the pleasure Of witnessing few days
W since. an interesting test trial Of various
Ching machines exhibition at the
Crystal Palace. The trial confined 10 The relA
tive merit, u Fairbanks the Scales Scales man
ufactured by Duryee Forsyth. Rochester n. u.
and newly patented scale man fractured 81 Ntr
gennes VI To test the real merit Of The scales, the
Com mttee placed upon the platform If a scale haY
ing the CAPACITY of tons, CHI If ,f,'S b. ard
ia al the weight parts of the plat
farm mn this weight corner u the Yer
genres scale, the beam indicated $3.50 lbs, ehen
placed 90 Z IA aprpslt, corner, the bgaAn indicated
only 3%I7 b.. showing a Difference Of T. lbs. and
when removed 10 the centre Of the platform the team
showed @.3s7 lbs. request was then made that the
weight b@ again placed the first tried,
which done aud the light the beam now indi-
catee 1852 lbs, showing difference If s lbs.
from the first tlal. This variation II attributable
IN part t. the arrangeme ut e the plat fnrn upon the
bearings which forbids the possibility u ito giving
correct weight Or agreeing with itrel The ttst
then applied to Fairbark sale, ard when the
weight PLACED corner - the platform the
bc.tn Indicated the true weight 3.Sps HIS n the
second and third corners the result tbe same.
Fhc fourth corner rhgbt variation fsste pihle
- extremely delicate whs tin OPERATION " Fair
hank scale. capaety Fix tens,j that quarter = a
pound ighi placed pn any part Of the Platform
raised The beam
a parSee a Fer-yth scale. Il 50. oO0 ib, capacity
next te.ted and like the Nergennev ,ca ie, il
failed gge correct weight Or - agree with itseif
II showed variation If ten pounds when the weight
removed from to another Dne Of
burbank ( small platform eeaies then tested
with T. ;. Standard weights. and although it had
been ia constant 10 months, IL exhibited un-
eIring accuracy. The sealed ghts were then pac
ri on similar scale manufactured by Daryee d
Forsyth, bat the result far from satisfactory
one corner was half pound too light, the centre
half pound too heavy, and another ccrDer TIVE
pounds 700 heavy Penny INRnan.
BALDWIN. EVANS 4 Co
noy 2idW Agents. keok uk
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City of heokuk, Lee County and STAR Of iowa,
by yiFtu of the charter and ordinances If the city
OF kcokuk, will offer at public sale unless the
amount Of tax and cost hereafter specified pre-
yiously paid AZ the Mayors office, IN said city, On
Wednesday the q day Of January, A. u. 1885, be-
tween the hours Of 10 ~ clock A. NJ and o'cock
r. NJ of SAID day. the following described lots and
parts Of lots in the city Of keokuk, 20 pay the
special tax interest and cost, levied and assessed
against such lots by tue City Council If said city,
Said lots.
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.Sothe stock h oIdcrs Of the keOk uk
VI. IleMhRnl q MMscRline IL. II. Co.

NJ Office il hereby given, that IN accordance with
the conditions Of the subscription for the list
Division Of said road, the fifth instalsaent Of 81
per cent Will be due and payable Jan 9TH, 1876, at
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer he
okuk or 10 the undersigned, General Agent
j X. HORNISH
General Agent X. Mt. Z. NJ. r. K. %.
fDec 6. ls5j.--td d&w
jKeokuk Times and Mt. Pleasant Observer copy.
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Syantca Nv the subscriber.

TT1EN THOUSAND II Sims Nbltc Corn deliy-
L cred at his mill corner Of 9th and Main - .
for which the highest price IN casb viii be paid
,lecI 2G6wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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MY Boys say my second story i piled 20 full Of
vi goods thot there is danesfe n a brea kdown Ala
persons wanting goods nj then prices will do
we'll 10 call At store and the trouble Of
throwing them into the street. Dry Goods, yes ev-
cry thing; groceries, yes he best teas fresh; Boots
and shoes, yes, every thing.
lac7 ddw s. s. Il D. c. BILLINGS
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sympathy with tne Kisn4.

Ihe New York Frang Post thus strong
II gives expression to the sentiments and
sympathics Of All right minded men oG the
north
The Posi- says in relation 10 the Kansas
difficulties.
III is impossible not to feel an intense
sympathy with those who have taken the at
ttude OF bold and determined resistance to
the DEGREES OF the pretended legislature
which sat at the Shawnee Mission Every
liberal sentiment--the love of freedom. the
hatred of oppression, the detestation of
fraud. the adherence of wrong cloaked I'M
der the guise Of iaw--eyery feeling Of the
human heart. which does not counsel cow
ardly submission and the purchase Of pres
cnt safety at the price Of future evils. takes
part with the residents of Kansas. They
may commit imprudent acts they may be
rash: there may hc fanatical persons among
them. who Will do what we cannot Justify !:
but their cause il a great and righteous
cause, and we must stand by il to the last. !"
- Land warrants are declining rapidly.
The National lntelligencer saws.
During the last three DAYS land warrants
have materially declined, and dealers with a
fcw exceptions, have refused 10 buy The
above quotations are nominal, and hut few
land warrants could be sold at over 81 ppr
acre, though holders seem unwilling 10 sell at
the prices offered by BUYERS. The market
will probably remain unsettled for some DAYS
until some large lots upon the market ARE
disposed Of. They may recover two or three
cents per acre; but the cold weather AT the
Northwest will prey ent many locations, and
thus decrease the amount of orders while the
supply will continue ader the large issue Nv
the Pension Bureau. Spectators may pur-
chase at the reduced prices, and thus tempo
rarily sustain the market
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NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.

PRINcE MuRAT AT BoRDENTowN.-This is pre-
eminently the age of political vicissitudes. -
few years ago there was an obese loafer at
Borddentown, \. j., who used TO drink with
fellows about town, and borrow two shillings
III Il time from the gentlemen of the place.
whiie has wife kept most respectable school
and hls MISUNDERSTANDING daughter was
exposure of all eyes mt church. Now this
same free and easy idler, whose scores al the
Rordentown shops were unpaid few months
ago. and probably are STILL has got up a
mimic court in the shadow Of the Tuilerics.
and il followed by retinue Of Italian exiles
he and they believing that, ere long, the
sceptrc Of Naples will be in his grasp, as
King Murat the Second - Cor. Of Boston
Transcript.
Wickliffe's majority for Governor of Lon
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DAVID B. SMITH. n. .YAsslCkLES
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Commit siOn Merchant
and Real Estate Brokers.

SQ1xxa * " ANOxNxAA6I,
AuctlOneers. Gommi - on Merchant
and Real Estate Brokers.
NNyEwll pay particular attention tn sales by
w Auction, Of Real Estate. Stocks, Administra
tors Sales, 6o. viii negotiate Loans, make Colec
tons exehaugs Real Estate fer Merchandise, make
Liberal advance on Hea Estate o. Merchandise CON
signed for public sale; will act as Attorneys Tor
property holders 90 the disrosng Of property, col
iertng Of reuts. paying taxes dc; will at as hnan-
eHl councillors Tor ali Tho MAY need our services.
ptie' on Third street, between Main aud johnson.
n3r24
EOHrAlE-$ lois % Fulton street FcrrnT casy.
l Apr.y t" SMITH y NANSlckLEA.
L'pk SALE - foacres Of land on The C. + CONN
| Tract, apps to SMITH yANsIckLEN.
L'0K SALE--a dwelling hou-c and lot "a Bank
street, aprly to SMITH yhNsICKLEN
4 L)1 10 bonneville, Nv, 70 exchange for keo
5dITn a yANsIcKEN
l'dR -ALE--0r trade FIR Iowa lands Or keokuk
4 Gty prOiertvA house and ~ ut Walnut Hills
near cry Of Cincinnati, applyto
SMITi VANsICKLEN.
FI'HEEE THOUSAND DOLLARS to loan FOR one
1 yesr oAreal estate appl. 70
sM1Ih 4 VANsIcKLEN.
roe >sIE,
90 4, 81 by - on FIRST Street between Main John
son Also Houss and Lot, corr, r Of First and John
ron. Apply to SMITH q NANsIcKLEN.
FOR SALE,
229 Acres If Land, so nnder cultivation. near Ca
MARCO. Terms one third cash balance in one, two
and three wears Apply T.
SMITH i yANSICKLEN.
L'0R sALE-6t0 acres Of choice land within four
l. miles VI the tity. SMITH & VANSTCkLEN.
EOR SAIL.
4 HOUSE and lots on Second street. apply TO
n noy24 SMITH i NANoICkLEA.
FOR SALE.
20 FEET front on Second street with buildings;
~ rents for Ss00. Apply to
noy24 sMIfH & vANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE.
FIfHREE lots together Oh 9th street. Terms easy.
4 Apply to
noy24 SMITH 4 yANsICKLEN
L'0B SALI-lo acres If land under cultivation, ole
mile from the city. Apply to
nosA SMITH d VANsICKLEN.
LYON SALE-50 feet front on Main street Apply
Il 70 nov24 SMITH 4 NANSICkLEN
LN0k SALE.--A farm containing eos acres, $50
l. under fence, II mile from the city the plank
road. Possess on given the Isl Of March next. Ap-
ply 81 noy2t SMITH d NANsIchLEN.
L'0E nALE.- hDuse an1 Io on Main street
l. Ioy24 SMITH NANSICkLEN.
A FRESH invoice 81 Hats and Cans 70 trade FIR
uay2f tMifH 4 vANsICKLEN.
cl ACRES II Land near Pella Mahaska eoun.
l. w ~, to trade for CITY pruPrty. Apply -
nqv2B SMITH NAN~ICRLEN.
Ico ACRES II Land in Washington county, four
lou miles FROM the County Seat, can be had Tor
seven dollars Pr acre Apply soon T.
noe24 SMITH 4 NANSIChLEN.
200 DOLLARS can b. had on snort time b, ai,.
DOU plying 20 SMITH d EANSICkLEN
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40 unom IL May Concern.

40 Whom IL Way Concern.
All persons indebted 70 or having accounts against
me requested to eail on me Immediately for sci
Element. want to pay my d.tts, and want money
to do il with Ny books are a J. y. Duke's shoe
shop. 90 Main street nd he il authorized 10 pit
for money paid on my accounts.
decl id s. a. DUKE
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PITTSRURGH coal.

any quantity, to be delivered before the close of
l navigation. Apply at the Stove Warehouse Of
Bridge 4 Brother, No. VI Main St. between Sd and
ith, keokuk. w. ;. MOORE, Agent
derTl6t
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Eek Levi. 20 Il
fr.nto n Main 50
com. 90 Il from
Water ST cf - - lJ / 10
Lambers0u II
east Of 20 > IS q 10
Walters Mary
west Of fD7 = 6s - 10
DO 20 II front on
Main Il bv u 40 II
deep % Of east
side If ld1 - 81 IS 10
Hawkins & Bill
liug- 100 - - 90 TO
Mrs. MaCarfy
Toe III front end
liz IL 70 6635 . 10 10
TIl0~ MARTIN.
Collector # ths CITY Of keokuk.
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California Matters.

The following items are from the San
Francisco correspondence of the New York
Time. Nov 9Th:
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Co-Pnrtner.hip Notice.

CO-Partnership Notice.
'INHE unders gned have this day formed part
L nership for the purpose of carrying the boot
and shoe business in keokuk under the style and firm
of I }. Elliott, Co
I. J. ELLIOTT.
JN0. Ii. CARTER
L. J. CARTER.
JAS. B. CARTER
Having purchased the entire stock of 5. A. Duke
and having Furthermore secured the services of Mr..
Dunlap, late Of Cincinnati, Ohio, widely and favora-
bly, known the prince of Boot Makers. we sole
il the patronage of the citizens Of kcokuk, and the
surrounding country.
II is our intention to keep hand complete as-
sorment OF every description and price and pre-
pared to finish order boots and shoes suit the fan
cy- L. j. ELLIOTT co.
! have sold my entire stock and trade 7. j. Eli
OFT Il Co, and cheerfullv recommend them nay old
customers as gentlemen fully competent and capable
of carrying the boot and shoe business Ill is
branches. i. A. DUKE,
nov9
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters, received
~ direct from Baltimore, at So, Main street.
nov2Sd HAMILI4 4 C0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-12

Wickliffe's majority for Governor of Lon
isiana is over $500.