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1.-THE Most Unique Card Press yet Iavented
And vet Another-Put up TaIS DAY at
cnI ~

- The Most Unique Card Press yet Iavented -
And yet Another-Put up TaIs DAY stthe
CFNrRAL STEAM PRINTING-HOUsE,
CORNER OF CENTRE wHITE-sTs,
One Of Hoes Improved Rotses for Gard Printing II this
addition already large pumbe CT Steam Presses fails in
enabling ne TO keep pace with the orders Of pat
rons we shall continue add such faoes will nsue to
our customers GOOD WORK at Low PRICES
Every description Of Printing from Gard to Book From
the ses variety Of work exeeued by during the past
20 have con cluded that the Central Printing House is
not only the most extensive and the best located but
Atty THE LEADING HOUSE for every style of work
peced with the art Of Printing
We have hesitation in saying, IL yoATant your work
WELL DONE, done in QUICK TIME and at FAIR PRICES
call on HOLMAN GRAY,
Corner of Centre and White SITS.
Adams and Cylinder Peswok foI the trade, low poer
Tor beauty color and Of impression they fear
CON tionhe long experience and knowledge in this de-
psrtmept aaodins them advantages surpassed by any
other house in the CITY. trial win satisfy.
Cards Cards Cards !-ANoTHER NEW PRESS
In addition to their other Steam CNd Presses,
BAKER GOODWIN Co Tribune Buildings,
Have ust put up Of HoEs IMPROVED RorARIEs-he
unique Card Press nventedsnd better than
prepared to execute every description of
GARD PRINTING.
The largest collection Of Cards be found in the country,
embracing every iey OF color style ADD quality be
q our Counting Room.
che houses the city and convey an idea Of the
Immense Of this hind of executed at our Office
The pains always taken to produce and dis
tnct Card which shall please the fsdicus customer
Just ceyea spleI did variety Of CARD BORDERS printed
IN every variety Of Color and Bronres most
over got up. at extremely low prices
Every description Of Printing, from Gard TO Book.
Call and examine specimens. CASH PsIcrs-TERas CASH.
BAKER GOODWIN Co. Book aud Job Printers,
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VER's Ne W W y x X.
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fiehsbe practical information 10 feg. the oro
bic tivsiion OF Farms G.rGeu Plots The on
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hEA show ins the Position Of the Allied Forces. View OF
he Hurricane the Black Sea Battle Of Btermsnn Per
usts &c Agents wanted in every state \. JOG :LYN.
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NANNY TERN--THE LIFE AND BEAU.

FANNY FERN.-THE LIFE AND BEAU
Hsrper's hassEine. for MSeh Is cents estn.n. Mas,
line kiehsrseeAsr. or.hsm's Massrns. Gees,s Lsdies
Book Hunts Msehsns Lsses Gs<ests OF fasnion
New fois journal Dekenss Hs1s~hoA Words Blsck sood
Chsnbess Edinburgh Journal Bsoss Monthly; asd al tho
n 8. PARkHURSf, Ast, No al Brosdssy
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Fourth Edition Now Ready.
THE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains,
i II addition to the usual calendar psse' and Astronomical
TAI GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED srArEs-EI
senate OF rue UNITED STATES, Members of, and
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Members Of politically
xSXivih CONGRESS. Members Of far As chosen p0ll'i
raE WAR III EUROPE
Historical Critical ssstch Of the WI between hasss
rh sie Ks Know osti NoTHisGs 49,
P6e Sis P.f,, e.lips h.m.iSs. Saow SOthnss
srGTl:IIoAI VIEW OF AME aIcA.
csts and Chef Executive Ocer Of each Of GOysrn
Of North and south America and the "e'' India
SLAVERY LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES;
The fSsys i s Law s :, Law of scTss Ssas Ne
r.i. Act Of s,i The YSs. and siy: 90 ID ds ,ss BIZ
TIE s!s' sssL !si EaSS, eaADgAEIoy AGESe
rSE1TY WIfH MtxIco CG.d.den rIearJJ
IKEArY wifH JAPAN.
Assc q ,hs RpoIs q .ss Secretary of Treasury Sec
nsS, F.e.. s F.n.
fhE UsIiEo STATES navy
Let Of the Vessel. Of wsr Of the s Navy With k.te,
oun.. when and where built BY whom Commanded where
ELECTION Returns FROM EVERY STATE IN Tue
UslON which hu DC d az eleerioo duos the year care
fully compiled sne compared with former elections. ex'
o6vEESsESTs % THE SEVERAL STATES FOR 1855.
liable eoosir list Of the states Capitals Joyernon
toe Of heeuss Of Legislatures. time Of holding Else-
tors &c.
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS IN asa, 1873, and
Is44 and POPULATIONS Of EACH STATE
Price ~ e,eh; sl per doBeni 81 per lee Pomss
tiers and cih.s ipco.inr paid will be entitled TO ~
eopiea Postage The his Almanac, when paid ons
cent
GaEELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Bzildios Ss~-fork-
NEW PIANO-FORTE and MUSIC STORE in
~ BRoOkLYN.-H z MATHEWS I'll opsn on The lss
Of March Piano and N1ac Store ~ No . Court st. marble
beel where he win be happy his fIends and former
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All the World viii Kssd this SOOs.

This D,y Published:
THE LIFE AND b E A y T e S
L "A N N Y f f r n
In volume. lsm99,, cloth Pa'es 81; r,
" Els IS py!a HAHa as ss I I gf : 4
AID ifFsnny Fem /, cot Ruth Hall
~ MO i, $3.50 EEaN'
9TH. Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern work that will
.phy volume eontl. tho best cOleeoa Of era Leaves
IT, ..ps the literary on qui Wv.
"FarDy Fern. Biography from her earliest childhood to
the prusnt time taiDed in the work sod hsppsn
bpow material for Is from rel,oe IL
vosue Of sterling interest and predict fort an imnene
Life and beauties of Fanny Fern received AID
bicgtrty OF Fanny with collection OF her striking
sh,' paragraphs any Of which have appeared
'It..wor .h.i will create a sensation"
Tie Life ard Beauties of Fanny Fern mic sios
sTh, o. the most o,isioai and exciting sn.s,e which ~
Ie.on her. tofoe pub.h,d Those who ha.s read fsra
sssery .E b. opportunity hss afforded them of obtaining
introduction to the charming aathore. Of those
Liz and Besui.s Of Fanny Fern Everything relsios
Fanny Fem seems to be interesting s9d read With saiy
Life and B.suie. Of Fanny FerD Those who Ike s4noy'
cratic oIsD: and r;ey ys w be P1s'ea ws ,1' BOOK
"AIrwto bave read Fern Leaves aud Ruth Hal win
of early copy OF the Life and Be.anss Of
Fanny Fern" - lCouuer, L, rsyeue
TIE Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern The mystery which
has valid the history Of this celebrated lady aud which the
public eye has yainy sbdesyord TO penetrate, wiz now De
and will be dspa yed into the world 10 al the
relation 'e This took will be I'd gh sydty
$3.50 Sc Louis Herald
1.-THE Life and Besuties OF Fanny Fern boos tht IL des
tined 10 experience equal to- II not larger than work
ever tuh.hed in this county" Bafao Daily Republic
Price the complete work. henooney bound la vol
nme cloth is One Dollar . COPY OIly
Cop.s Of above win be sent to any person to any
mart of the United States per first mail free OF postage
th.i, RENTING TO tho pabsber in letter post paid
Pabluhsd and for sale by II. LONG BROTHER,
No Ia Mas ,n-.t Ne~ York,
And all BooI.elers whom ell orders must be addressed
20 receive o. ompt and early attention.
:" t'NN'' TfIUTr. IN AGENTS WANTED
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1pefidl hoflees.

GENERAL our miitee Of Democratic Wing Youns
-. - ue.fMK o. this Con VIII ne he'd AZ the
fsss-,, Hoas- % FRIDAY EvESING. sarcn g. iS55, at
"a s.loes By CIDER JAdEs h. WkLsa, Chsirnsa
pHoNHs :. p 49, Yes-Chsirmen-
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Cost and foun6.

I OST.-EIGHTEEN THOUSAND and FIVE
II HUNDRED DOLLARS. In srECIg cERrFfcArEs,
sueo the Bank Of America to tho is'ed banHs N tbs
city OF 500 each three OF et0esch and Of sS0
Thusdsy Feb IS by CLERK OF the Bssk Of The
Commonwealth his way from the Clearing Hoass TO the
Bank
As bese certificates pay able only the Associated Bsuhs
they he Of vsue in the hsnds Of pvsts individual
Q ether corporation
All persons requested to stop who may attempt
10 psss of either Of thess Certiicsies
reward will be pso for their reurn ID, Bank Of
the Common weslth GsOsGE kLLiS Cehes
I OST-Yeste rday afternoon, going through East
L. Broadway Msrkst BsysTd and White sts email hunt
ina GOLD WATCH Vacaeron Constsn,n, matters at
Gs nsys with initials Of G. the chsslsiss ehsia
and charms attached ssisfseory rs~srt wii be gsd ait
Iss leepsaie on returning lt to CHARLES n BROWkR,
No Essssoss
I OST- On Monday, 18th inst, BLACK NEW
FOUNDLAND boo Whoever will return him 10 No.
ISL Wayerly place. will be suitably rewarded
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Gorses, CARRIAGES, Er.

Tor SALE-One Bay HORSE, I5A hands, z
years old sonel 10 hands. year. Sch The .tevs
Ho s sound bird free sod stylish drivers vel sSspsS
for dctoIS USE SOLD the Of Isqus st No -
stanton 81 from A II 10 q, N.
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER, of the
~ GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL 10 rrsdy TO DEC
ORATE in the approved manner In all STYLES Address
at No. 2os Spring st. New York GEORGE FIGHT
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Nem Publications

DOCK and NEWSPAPER EMPORIUM
- GRAY 4 Co. dealers 10 DAILY and WEEKLY NEws-
PAPERS BOOKS etc, etc Order. respectfully solicited
No. II Ann St. n
= p r. \ 4 + 4 II | o n S
- NOW READY Price - cents. (by mail OF POST
ACE ca receipt Of price -
FRANK LESLlES
GAZFTTH OF FASHION FOR MARCH,
al the rev Faous EGeFoideIies CroShs Work.
WeIsed Patterns -.,
COLOsED FASHION PLArE2
Borpet ard Cap Patterns Chlirens Dress Patterns. and
TaE LADY or FASHION.
Dealers supplied by the Arerts 81 No. los Stssu-s
ROSS JONES 4 TOUsEf,
A,.r,. far All the Mss.xitss Neg 5ooss. Ac-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-14

A NEw EsTERPRtsE-Mess rs. JefTries
& Haines have been erecting, and have
now in operation. machinery for saving
atone. which will be quite an addition TO
the facilities for building in our city =
They have purchased fine and extensive
quarry OF the liver bank below Messrs
Patterson & T mbermans pork house, and
their MACHINERY is placed in front Of it
convenient 10 receive the rough blocks and
deliver the split stones. They have one
gang Of SAWS now running, by steam, and
are rigging up others.
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The Pacifc arrived on the ilth. with
Liverpool dates to the 3oth June. The
sumors Of the losses Of the Allies is con-
6rmed. The official list shows as follows:
Killed, wounded and missing. English.
.437 men and 90 officers French 1887
men and 1873 officers. The English and
French alternately throw the blame on
ssch other. II is rumored tina, in a sub
sequent engagement the Sandman army
Wa cut in pieces also that the Allies had
finally stormsd and taken Sebastopol. -
Nothing more of interest as to general
news. Full details Of the late disasters
had not cen received at the time of sail
ing. Flour declined slightly. Corn and
Wheat do.
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NTRAYEO OF stolen from The snbsc. iber, be-
~ .xasn the IN aiming nf Jane 30 an july ID
q sorrel eoiored II iRSe, with the following
marks: two white hind iss', white spot in the
iaces AID about IA hands higs this hair was rub
horse vas purchased irom Alan Yasssey near
Abba. Monroe coan'y, low. last Saturday
morning. and he may have stAsied for that place
Any person giving ingormaiiDn whore ssid
hcsae ear ~ foaAd, ~ satarnIng hin 10 the sub
seribef, aAsil seeslye - $3.50 rswsrd.
q. -. pf 1gHS3oex : CAGE. I
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w A Il! w AR. W All.

fINHE latiins have d- ia e ! war ent The la
tss' advic.s from Salt Like inform ~ that
they have and can rails. twenty thousand fight
ing men This will call for voi unfeers al la ge
cons~ 'uen' supol-4. rhlch have induce Mes.rs
MOORE T. HOOPER. with feelings of fri.
philanthropy, 10 ppl up loo dog ofA-ratei Min
eral Water IN bottles; each explodas with a
rep art loud enough 10 frieh'e1 the Red Sxins.
and t. slak. the thirst and cool The palate Of all
who volunteer
July 3, 1855.
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Mc.fiamiziay on Sscoai Street.
J Gamble % feet on 2 "a
street BY so feet deep,
commencing 90 ieet from
Mai street 6 10 d As 10
Keokuk. Jnly 4 n. 1855
THOMAS MARTIN.
Coiierto. oi the Cty ~ Ka~k.I
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FL1Ul. FLOUR,

HU ,TOMERS can from this ate be supplied
~ with Q nacy Eagle -Four, whie il war; ant
ed TO be superior to any m,ie in the Mis.i,sippi
Valley. nv w. {. FUNKIOUSER
June %, 1855.
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St. Louis, Quincy and Kcokuk Express,
GODFREY 4 SNOW, Proprieters.

0CIN3Y, ILLS.
M ILL run . aemi-weekly Express between
W st Louis and Keokuk, leaving Keokuk for
st. Louis on Wednesday and Satur lay evenings
Packet Will receive and deliver Express Pack
ages OF N ney. Merchandise, and parcels Of all
Finds. At all intermediate poin's. Will also al
tend to selsessieas, making purchases, 6liiag or
ders, &C.. with care and dikpatch.
Meesengsrs will be provided with en- Iron Safe
for the sscarity Of rsmittsRcss and valuable
packages.
J. n. COPELTN. Agent 1t Ksokuk
hgrIa1NcEs:
Masss. psss 4 DAcon, T. w. Clark, q Bros.
HsniHg 4 W,odrnG IT. Louis.
fte9g 4 Bsvsg~. Moore, n ,iiowbosh 4 Co..
&. = G. n. en,l, Qs,ncy ~
cAee. n.feens, y. 6. Aatsssen, Kseh~k.
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Gate CITY Boot and Shoc Storr.

NO. III. NAM STREET BETWEEN 1 n and 5th.
THE UNDERSlGv ED world respectfully cali
tho attention Of the Ladiss and G .nttemen Of
keoknk, and vicinity, to their dns and we'll Sc
lected stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
now opens4-tnd for safe At the above establish
ment, ompFising al kinds Of Ladies'. Giants,
NJ SOS, Bovs', and CaiIdren's wear, OF allsyles.
grades End sizes. which we pledge ourselves to
sell at the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit an ~xamia alton Of our stock
aud prices, feeling confident that both in point
Of Quality and prices, wa are able to please.
Il. c. HUiSK AMP & BRO
June 7, 1855 a
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COOL.
Pork and Beans

/ have There. picx.-d o,rk cured, also
/ q fe hu sh.Is white B a,s'o xrrrmoanv
Fbr sale cheap. w. C. FUNKV arsEp
A FRESH supply Of that grea, Americas ~
"A nance,
THE Waterman.
Full Of stirring incidents, startling events,
deep pasi,os, IA ideligAsfHi h,ttnor.
Fo- sale by J. +. CAVE & SON
June Fl, 1855. Main Street.
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New Grocery Store.

A. J. RA L STON & BR
II AVE r,st opened nsw Family Grocery ani
IL Provision Store. in the room formerly occu-
pied by d. B. Smith ~ an Auction Room, on
johnson street. wher: they intend to keep
choice and we'll selected vssisty exactly adapted
to he demands Of the rstsil trade OF the city,
They invii. the inspeetion # the cisiHn GssA-
rally, and have no dewitt that they can olEeF In
ducemenis fof frequent calls and continued Gus
tom. A. =. RALSTON q BRO,
10. Johnston Street.
Keokuk MAY 10. 1855
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BLACK slin,

BLACK MiTE.
NEW anppiy OF black Silk Mits, long ane
"A short, haiti fingers and M 6n ,ers, inst re-
ceived al FOSTERS. u
July 25, 80. dAw
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Metropolitan LoxenEss, Conversation Lozea-
ges, Pain'iiisrs &C., Gr at
CREIGHTON 4 DINERS
C,nfecti merry aud Ice Cream Saloon
June 10 MSS.
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Nstite.
n office.

NOTICE is hereby given that have This day
~ sold on my interest in The Hat. Cap and
Millinery business Of Humphrey & Gage. 70 D.
F Humphrey who will continue the business
with Mr. Gage at the old stand.
E.HUMPHREY
April 10, 1855. II
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A CARD.
MEsSRS. PtRMGLE Z CAMPBELL

e
d ESPECTFULlY announce to the cit s-I
LII re II Keoknk and vicirity that "a
they luiend (as soon as room can e OBJ 49,
'aiaes in the new block now being built by D.
w Kbeurne) 10 open TO the public now
and " II selected sio X Of fine Wafche. and
Jewelry. Silver an Plated Ware. Also a varie
" OF Fine Cutlery, Musical instruments Of all
descriptions, &C &c. &c, in fact every thing
per'aini x TO oar line Of business.
For he present we mtv be fonnd in Grsham's
block, on Sec 'mt Street, three doors ssuth of
Parsons Banking House, where portion OF our
stock is exhibited.
We are NOW prepared TO do all kinds OF work
in our line.
~ Fine W 4tchss AMI Jewer, OF all kinds
repaired nj vlrranted BY com oetenf work men
PNRMELE. A. CAMPBELL.
May 80. 1855.
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Fancy Goods.
JUST received an elegant assortment Of fine
y Goods, such as French China Vases. Parisn
AMI Terra Gotta, &C., Pitch. rs Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Receivers,
Cigar Stands, Jew S'ands, Spoon Goblets, Fig
ures, Cnpds, Rusts. ETC., ete.
Also on hand good assortment Of Crockery
ant Glass ware.
CAREY e. KILBOURNE.
June Is, 1855
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Pure Congress- Water

Pure Congress Water
EROM the Ssrat"ga Springs or sale by the
J. dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate OF
Magaesia, or Plrgative Mineral Water. one Of
he most pleasant and eHectual Cathar,ics
known.
Call At Moore 4 Hoopsr's new Drug Store on
Main between ~ and Sd Streets, north side,
Keokuk, Iowa
June 5ih, 1885.
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Mackerl and Salt Fish.
so kits new No. !.
bhs. do do
10 do do No 2 and ;.
drum Hake,
d, Cod Fish,
% boxes do
5 bbis Lake White Fish,
do No Salmon,
For sale low by VIC. FUNKHOUSER
Jnne 2 1885.
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Tax CoiIOctar'S Sale.

GITY OF kEOKUK, Lee County, State Of
" Iowa. By virtue Of the charter and ord-
,anccs OF the city OF Keokak, | wilt Offer a,
public sale (unless the amount Of tax and cos
hereafter specified Is previously paid) al the
Mayor Office in said city Of Ke,kuk. on We'd
nesday. The twenty fifth day of Jny A. D 1855
between the holrs # ten O'Clock A. M. and
four o'clock P. M. OF said day the following
described lots 10 the city Of Keokuk, to pay tn.
special tax and costs levied and assessed against
such lots by the City Council Of said city, for
Nc Adamizing on Main, Second and Third streets
ia front Of such lots. viz:
MeAdamisiaG on Mn,x Street.
Names Of Ownsss. De ,ripsiea. La nesk TAI Cost
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Progress 81 tbs Ptas fss Flee tic Csmm MIC al .,
between the Old Csasiasat aal The Nev.

hHH8Sess ~ IN Tta0 ~ Ele& PIC Comm uNic
between the Old Csaiiasat asl Tho new
From the London Times of June %
An additional step towards The estsb-
hshment OF electric communication he.
tween America and Europe is abau, TO be
effected IN The course Of few week.-
The submarine telegraph cable to con,ec,
Cape Breton Island with Newfoundland
Is IN course OF a shipment on board the
S'rah l.. Bryant, at the works of w.
kuper g. Co.. the manufacturers, at
Greenwich. and in less than two months
the line is expected to be in operation.
Tee Length OF the cable 10 ~ miles.
weighing 400 tons, and it contains three
conducting wires. Mr.. Canning, IN en-.
gineer in Knpsr & Co.'S mploy. and who
was engaged in laying down the Mediter-
rAnean line from Spazzia to Corsica and
Sardinia is to superintend the work.
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Hats! Hals!!

UST received the spring style fash,ona-
bic Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want -
OF hne Silk Hat Of the very latest style
will do we'll to call soon al tie Hat Store OF
HUMPHREY l. GAGE.
Keoknk, March Is, 1855.
A LARGE STOCK Of Gents soft Cashmere
Hats just received. All the new styles for sale
cheap at
HtiELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM
April 20, 1855.
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HENRY SpAsGENBERC,

~ q a u u q q u C.
Office sn yshasea street, ssxt q shs Waite
Hence.
Is prepared to promptly attend to oil business
requiring the servIces of NptAry Public Ae-
acknowledgements and d positions taken Dssds,
Mortgage. and other kinds Of Dccumesats
drawn 10 order, in the English, French, aud Ger
man Language.
Keokuk, June rs, 1885 din
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,INHE n~w summer style Of Ce.ps Beaver Hats
i for 1855 can found a. th-
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM,
81, Main arrest.
Call ani iook ct then.
NM ~ ioob.
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French Candies.

lust received by Express fIom New York
y City ia &c assortment Of French Candies,
such as
Ice Cream Drops, assorted Aavers.
81 cry do do do
GIm do d. d,
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QuIrE A DIrrERxNr SroRY-Tae ST.
Louis Democrat learns that the encounter
between the notorious Strinsfcllow and
Gov. Rseier was very dilferen, aft ,ir
from wat it WAS represented in the .iis.
souri, Republican. Slringfellow did not
s'rike the Governor. The true state OF
the case IS that SlringfeIlow approached
Gov. Reeder. and. in bluff. insulting
way, put inquiries to him. concerning GER
tain statements ma ie by him in his speech
rs in the Eat. The Governor ohaeryi "
tns biackguar ism Of hi, opponent mar.
ner. declined answering his questions.
and told him 10 leave his presence, as he
de ired no contact with him. Al this
Stringfsllow made IN attempt to strike
him. bui failed. upon whch The Governor
drew ! pistol from his bsesss pocket and
sAseasspsd dssth II NJ antagonist -
~ snasheg ~. Glftaefsllcw thsa
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AxERI ANS IN PRIsos.-A late letter
# IN Havana says -" There are several
Americans in prison here who occasion.
ally visit. They tell me they believe lie tie
Consul has used every exerIion to bring
their cases to iri,. Some Of tn m have
been co f ned fully twelve months, but
s'ere daes not appear 10 be any likelihood
o. an alienation OF the wrongs they endure.
The Consul. they say. informs them that
he has m de his government aware Of her
situation. but that in rely to their oft re-
peaed lfqulries, whenever he comes TO
vi>llten, whether he has any answer
from Wa hlngton9" he invariably replies
No. How is this? Will the Wash
ingon Union venture an explanatory"
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ECuRE MANQUE. Or eocial and RsliG1nA
~ Cas'oms in Fraace. BY Eugene e
eillon. For sale by
June Fl, 1855. Naia S1.sssL
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Henry Wand Deeehegh Nv ~
NTAR PAPERS. o. sxperiaaess Of srt -
~ nature.
- For safe BY J. +. CAVE 4 CON.
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