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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
PLAQUEMINE:
Saturday, June 3. 1855.

pThe Detroit Democrat states that the
sight of the wheat fields in the northern part
of Michigan is perfectly glorious. The breadth
sown is usually great, and the staple is deep
groen, almost to blackness, rank, strong, thick
and high. With all allowance for casualties
it may be most confidently predicted that the
wheat crop will be more than usually abundant
and excellent.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09

s.... London. .- . .....
Having been but three days in London. I
have not yet acqnired the right to sneak of
what is being thought and said in this mighty
Empoium.-London, 40 De Quincy has we'll
said, is more than city-it is, like Rome in
her glory, an Empire-the Commercial a.
Rome was long the Political, the metropolis
of the world. Other cities arc commercially
important or trivial only as they are related or
auxiliary to this. Under the canoby of yellow
fog which covers like blanket the district
stretching some six miles in every direction
from Temple Bar or Charing Cross IL gather.
more wealth, more intellectual force, moro
commercial activity, than any thousand square
miles beside. meeting Of half dezen plain
citizens in dingy back room in the city de.
cides on step which shall give new life t.. the
industry of province in Central Asia or an
island 10 the Pacific. Mexican mines are work.
ed or deserted, oceans are traversed in quest
Of islands of guano or beds Of pearls, as
few long heads quietly laid together in London.
see fit to direct. Here dwels the great heart
whose pulsations are felt and obeyed in China
or Australia, Egypt and Brazil, aud WHOSE
life.giving currents are constantly returning
to enrich their source and augment its power.
And thus, vast as h alseady is, London still
grows, by virtue Of the momentum she long
ago acquired, and Of the fact that no sailroad
can be constructed, no obstaele- to continuous
navigation removed, no mine opened, no clear
ing made, in any part Of the world, which will
not increase her trade and psosperity.-Hmsce
Greeley. .s,aas
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09

,@. N For Lobdelrs btore, Baton Rouge,
Plaquemiue, Donaldsonville, and all In
icrmedate landings-Tbe fine passenger steamer
New LatOne, EMILE GRosa Master, viii
leave New Orleans for the above and Ill inter-
mediate landings on MONDAYS. At S O'Clock P.
NJ, and on FRIDAYS, Il 10 o'clock A. u. Re.
turning will leave Baton Rouge on Tuesdays q 2
o'clock P M, and on Saturdays 1t 10 o'clock A n.
For freight or passage apply on board. 81
nrThe New Latona has : sign on the wharf
at her Landing, where will be always stafioneds
clerk to receive freight during the absence Of the
boat. enabling merchants to send their goods .di-
rect from the vessel to the boat thereby saving
the charge Of storage and additional craysse.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
Virtue I'm Man.

We love to believe there is more moral good.
ness than depravity in human nature. When
we see one tear of pity drop from the eye, it
gives US more pleasure than would the finding
diamond There is goodness-real and un-
selish-in the heart, and we have often seen
it manifest itsef, to the making of scene of
sorrow the vestibule of heaven. For him who
is always picking out flaws in his neighbor's
character, we have no sympathy. He reminds
us of one of those birds which resort to dead
and decayed limbs of trees to feast on the
worms. In the characters of most men we
shall find more good than evil, more kindness
than hatred-and why should we pick out the
flaws, and pass over the sterling traits of char
acter! We hold this to be the true doctrine:
to portray real goodness and hold it up to the
gaze and admiration of all, while we suffer the
evil to remain in the shade and die. If every
picture of human nature were only pure and
beautiful, we are inclined to believe that we
SHOULD have such characters living around M
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
Steam Music.

steam MustCs tvi ~
A Worcester, Mass, paper says one OF their
enterprising mechanics has invented the art of
rendering steam whistles uusical, thus making
those nuisances quite a. ornamental a. useful
What an improvement that will Be when it
comes into general use! For instance, suppose
we are young married man, (requires some
imagination. We admit,) and have to leave the
endearments Of home for business elsewhere.
We get into the cars feeling dreadfully, if not
worse; the bell gives the parting tinkle, the
wheels tumble slowly out Of the depot and at
that moment the whistle strikes up AOh Susan
nah! don't you cry for mel" ---shouldn't we be
touched, and yet cOnsoled! Then, further along,
an ignoramus. as ignoramuses will is seen wall
king on the track, and Immediately, 'sGit out
of the way, Ole Dan Tucker!r starts him one
side - promptly - the hiss Of . rattie-snake,
but still with ap agreeable exhilaration. But
. dog is just to be run over, the thing is in
evitahle, bnt there 10 some consolation in 'Old
Tray" played Is . complementary requiem.
When NOT otherwise employed, didactic strains
might Be given, as, 4.Wake up Jake! the Ere
wants poking, or the night train might solilo-
quise, we wonssgo home tin morning" And
one instance mofe-ths young married msn, 70
ingsuicusly supposed above. having got
through bic bisinsss, i returning --as the cass
begin to slacken their paee, what would bs
more touchingly appropriate than Home again,
homo again played with 1 forty >borss power
psthos! We have said snough-hefry up tic
musical spgises! s4ss hss@ ssstas4ssas sis.'a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
Regular Coast Packet.
For Baton Eouge Twice q Wee

~. THE Elegant Passenger Steamer
GEM: THEoDuLK ELrKRr, Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Monday, at 12 o'clock,
M; and on Thursday, att o'clock, P. N.
Returning, leaves Baton Rouge every Tuesday
AN. For freight or passage, apply on board.
vStealner GEM will extend her Thursdsy's
trip to Waterloo, Cooks Landing, Hermitags,
Port Hudson, Springfield, Lotdelps Landing, Ba-
ton Rouge, PlaqueInine, Bayou Goula, Donald
sonvile and Coast--l2 hour packet to Plaque.
Fine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09

Ao0Ak The new and fne steamer BEE
HN4 La DONNA, J. H. MoRsfspa,
MINISTER, leaves Plaquemine On hss
downward trip every Wednesday aftemoon at 4
o'clock. Returning, leaves New Orleans for Bay.
on Sara and all Intermediate landings every Sat-
urdsy afternoon 1t o'clock. oct1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
An AdEolt and very Dishsasss Yeung
LalYa -

An Adrolt and very Disheaest YouAg
The Tuskegee Republican gives the follow
ing account Of the breaking up ofs systsm Of
depredations which had, for ! long time, been
carried on against tho East Alabama Female
College; "a as1 g e 2s'A
From time to time ffesh incursions were
made upon the wardfobss and other property
Of the girls. and their finest and most valuable
articles disappeared before the ravagss Of tho
plundefer. Silk and muslin frocEs, ,talmas
work boxes, jewelry Of almost every descrip-
ton, p0etemonnaies, with all their contents; IN
iact oil sorts Of things that young ladies' ~.
ually have at College, whether for convenieucs
OF ornament, were laid hold Of and carried OF,
and no clue could b obtained q to who il
was done BY. The PRECEDENT Mr. BscoA, wss
indslatigable In bic efforts to unfaysl thesmys.
tery, but without any success. Perhaps it 10
not too much to say that he was suffering
mental torture, while the institution over which
hs prssides With great dignity and appropriate
ness WAS su6ering both 10 rsputaiion and IN
purse for several Of the students, rather than
BE- annoyed By such constant pillage, had gone
home. sid 7fat1 si sssi 81 + 81
But dssection came q last. One day . nil,
who had formerly been stsdspt at tie colsgs.
but who. having left, continued habit Of Vie.
Ting the young ladiea had the boldnsssso wear.
during one of theee visits, one Of tho very dres.
ses which tie had pudoined. Thsyou6a lsdy
to whomit belonged asesog1issd II, and after
the girl had lsfs Informed M. Bssonl Of he
fact. She was Immediately sent aflsr and
brought back. The denied that che had stol.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
Opelousas and New Ofleans
z sis Packet. sa

The good, safs steamer Alice
@ w. Glaze, Capt J. JoxH-
q DsroH, leaves N. Orleans on We'd
nesdays 1t ~ M.--Landing q Plaquemins on
Thursdays at A.x. Returning, leaves Opelon-
sas on Sundays at 10 4. n.-ArHying at Plaque.
mine on Mondays It r. I. This boat Il new, and
decidedly the astest and best boat Of her tonnage
that has entered lie port 81 New Orleans. For
further particulars apply aboard. 5K. : aul2
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09
IF. Y. SCHULLY, .1
Boot and Shoemaker.

One Deor aboue Galegher's Store,
TAKES this method to inform the inhabitants
i of Haquemine and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himself in this place. for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Shoemaking business in
all its varieties. Having on hand large and well
selected stock Of Leather, is now prepared to
manufacture Boots and Shoes at the shortest no.
tice. .Ilh ,a8 14 B.fs i ..s.5.sv-.if
" Plsquemine, June +th, ls53-ly ...sg
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09

Our Statesmen.-One by one our great men
those who have illustrated our annals, not
by their intense individuality then by their geni.
al services-are passing away. Their exam
pies should not be lost nor disregarded. Too
many Of our young men leap now into the po.
liticai arena with nothing to sustain them but
the vivacity Of youth and ardent thirst for dis
tinction, which often mistakes notoriety for
fame. The true statesman is only found in him
who has meditated deeply
ssslt - sexhausted thought,
And having wisdom with each studiors yea" !"
The great men who have passed, or are pas.
sing away, were profoundly versed in all thai
related to their country, both at home and a.
broad, and gained their distinction from a
thorough knowledge Of the temper Of the peo-
pie, the genius Of the Constitution, and the
spirit Of our lava Again, say, let US heed
their exmples. lest in time Of doubt and danger
and difficulty, despair should mingle with our
sorrows as we excIaim-
70 for the touch Of vanished hand,
And the sound Of voice that il still.D
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PACKETS.
THE CAPITOL.

For Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Lob
delI's, Store. Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donald
sonville, and all intermediate Landings. The new
and splendid steamer CAPITOL, Capt TAoxAs
URE, will leave New Orleans for the above ports
on Sunday morning at o'clock, and on Wednes-
days at S p. M. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa-
ra after the arrival Of the cars. For freight or
passage, apply on board or to
GEORGE E. SPRAGUE.
A clerk will be on the Levee to receive freight
Turing the absence of the boat.
Plaquemine, April 1s, 1885. ap2l
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-09

ACHILLE sT. DIxIE - !,
ssslfs ,-suocsasor 70 Hiram alglsr- s. 4,
uAvINC BOUGHT the Estahliahmsat q,
Ii Mr. HIRAM SlGLER On Bank Stsset, and
aftsr ths 18th of next month, Il shall b prepares
carried On in said Establishment, such - general
WHEELWRlGHT, BL.ACKSlG1H AND
l ss's... H0RSE.s .sH0KLNr SHOP.
LoCKsxrTH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY
.sasal asasSi IRON WORK Is
s'sa y: s'.s vcA sxAvz YAaDs sls
Iwill also attsnd ID my old profession, sneh q
putting up a6d fspairink cf Assm Essiss, Sugar
Als Sass Ma snd Ces III sis q esssss
i fsassi6l fs E 81 = pst I 1ya.tsu,ss, z ! respectfully
eolicit my tisnda md de p1bGc u general 1ora
sodsianaas II thssams. ~ ssssIsy siyao
], - - sias1Bnng vvu1x ~ n s..
islas lss ,es.asa Cinclnnall, Ohfo.~
DEAlsTERS mlethsw in want = any kind Of
8 Steam Machinery, paxtiealniy tAatesnnsetsd
with eapr Ailiss win plssse aoeip TT ne ars
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q "a :ss''s acsif1x scs1Sa 81. r1zrx !. MOI
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-19
THE NIMBLE srxPEhcH.
No. 81.

T WISH to ssy to the public that have at my
/ Old stand ON Maih street, between Sd and ard
streets, the largest stock OF Dry Goods, Groce
RES Boots and shoes, Hats and caps, Ready ma de
Clothing and all other articles usually kept in
retaii sforethe largest retail stoc the states
Ny building 10 over one hundred feet deep, thr
first and second stories Of which are piled full oe
Good of every variety, bought at Auction, Sheriff
End other reduced saless winch enable me to sell
al retail, lower than TIE wholesale prices OF sny
house in the West. Ny goods are bought by su
old, experienced buyer, who never makes pnr-
chase unlessth articles are Of the bert quality,
and any person buying goods in this house and
finding that they can buy the quality o, goods
rs low IN any other house by the large quantity
Can return the articles and get their money. i
suppose you are all apprised OF this. For fear
that there may be some or you that are not getting
the worth OF your money thought would post
you np. This - called the Cheap Auction store
by 8. 8. Billings, Main street, Msrchasvs Row,
between snd nd Ard, keokuk, Iowa.
will say that have and willcontinue to receive
direct from China. through the New York Co. the
best adpases. fresh Teas ever tmported--which
gables me to sell at retail choice tes ~ low o.
you can buy an inferior quality.
Aug. =, isss-iy. SIS. BILLINGS.
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- The editor OF the New Hampshire
Patriot, President Pierce's home organ,
says that the Democratic party is derious
OF putting an end to all undue influence
OF foreign born citizens in elections. -
Upon which the Louisville Journal re.
marks I've guess the Democratic
party, iflhey were to do it, would be
very much 10 the predicament ofthe fellow
who, wishing to saw limb from . high
tree. took his seat upon the limb while he
performed the operation. sAspoon Is
had don" saving, said ~ IhsAsd some
thing drap.'"
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DIR Y G GOD S.
JAMES F.. COX.

Commercial Rev, Kesksk, Is~a.
AS IN Store sadfeF sale, large ane complete
l / stock OF
Engsish and American Cloak Lining,
Prints, Duck and TowrItnr
EASlisl, French and A. Blk White Wsddinx.
Ameri1an Bingham, Tichng,
Nj aseline De Lame, Sstineu,
AtpscaE, Jesna,
Csshmsres and popiins, Cloths and csssimefex,
Black and Fancy press Overlooking,
silks, Buffalo Cord,
FIWence silks, ali cslors Blue 4 Fancy Blankets
Blk and Fancy satins, Red 8.
yeIvets, Bay State a Plan shawis
facoaets and Csmbrics, Blk and Mode
bobine and Lsces, Wooien Comforts and
Inserting and Edgng, Hoods,
swiss Muslin, " victoriRes b Habits
Bishop B. victoris Lawn, Umbrellas,
Dress Trimmings and Silk Cotton Hdkrs,
Buttons, Blk and Fancy Cravsts,
Ribbons and Bsrsges, Ivory, Tuck and ReddIng
frish Linen, Combs,
Blk Coiered Camhrics, suspe nders,
Checks aud stripes, Pins, Needles, Threads,
Brown 1leschra sheet. Paper and general stock
ing, OF Variety Goods,
Blue, Brown Bleachsd Carpets,
Drills, Looking Glasses ant
Linsevs, Glassware.
EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
Heavy, Kir and Calf Boots,
q ss Shoes,
Women's Boots and Shoes,
Boys, Youths, Misses Child . Boots r shoes,
Silk md Common Plush Caps,
Soft Wool and Fur Hats.
Boys and Children's Hats ant Caps, Ac., &C,
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ORDNANCE 10. 81

An oRDfsAScE IN RELATION TO eRADIsu
ALLxYs.
BE il ordained by the City Council of
tie city oil Keokuk:
SKcTIos L. Whenever the owner or
owners OF one or more lots in any block in
the city shall, by themselves or their
agent. peti,ion the Council 10 have the
alley IN said block graded, or rendered
passsble by partial grading, the Council
may order the same to be done ia such
manner aud under the direction OF such
officer - il shall determine, and the cos,
thereof shall be assessed equally to the
Its in ssid block, and collected ia th-
me nanper as is provided for the assess
mens and collection Of special taxes by
Ordinance No. Al
Provided however, that the Council
shall not act finally uron such petition
until the next regular meeting alter its
presentation
SEC. E. Ii the owner Of any 10, or lots
IN such block shall have graded any por-
ton o. such alley al any time before the
grading thereof shall be contracted an
equitable estimate therefor shall be made,
which shall be added to the cost of the
remainder Of the grading, and the aggre
gate shall be considered as the entire cost
ofgfAding said alley. and the party emit
tled shall have the amount of such esti-
innate applied - payment on the amount
assessed to his lot or lots.
Passed June 10, 1855.
d. w. KILBOURNE. Mayor.
B. S. MxaIAx, City Recorder.
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Editing newspaper is like making FIRE
Every body supposes he can DO Il "a little
better than any body else" We have seen
pc pc doubt their illness for apple ped
ding. driving oxen. or counting iath, but
IN oil our experience we never yet met
with the individual who did not think he
could double the circulation Of any paper
ia two months. Exchange.
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One More I!

THE undersigned hsvring permantly located IN
Keokuk, has opened Tailor shop on john
son street, one door West otthe Post Once, same
side, and hopes by punctu Atty and street at
tention to business TO merit a sic OF public
patronage. Being . stranger. respectfully
solicit e trial, and all work entrusted TO my care
shall be done in workmanlike manner And ga
fit" guaranteed. "Study TO pIesse'' shall be nv
motto. With those who desire it will cheer
fully 60 to the store and a,sis. them in selecting
their goods.
T. KELLY.
Keokuk, May %. 1895. lmd&w
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CROCkERY.

800 Crates Earthenware,
600 boxes assorted Glsssus are, ~ -
800 * Looking Glasses, @
10000 rolls Wall Paper.
Our stock consists in part Of
1000 doz Edge Plates.
] 500 do c G do
800 do White Granite,
2 500 do assorted colois.
TEAS,
1000 sets common sponge Teas.
1000 do white granite.
10000 do assorted tolors.
rKAroTs srGARs AND CREAMS
consists Of white granite. bell flower, ava, can
ion blue. light blue, California blue, Towering
blue, brown purple. mulberry and various other
colors.
In connection with the above, We have every
description Of queenswsre, snch as granite.
dipt and c pitchers, bakers, naples spit.oons,
dishes, bowls, &C., &c.
GLASSWARE,
consists Of 800 boxes asststed tumhIers rs hoy
es glass jars assorted sizes, diamond, star and
wreath naples, leaf swcetmeats, 200 doz. Mo.
AMI syrup cans, salts, cruets, dishes, salvers,
goblets, sugars, creams, spoon holders, lamp
chlmnies. globes, fluid burner lamps, TASKS, &c
LOOKING GLASSES,
consists OF 300 boxes assorted sizes
lamps.
Parlor, stand hanging and side lamrs Of Corne~
Illus g. Co.'s manufacture.
Our stock at this time is more full and COM
piese than at any previous time; and in inviting
country merchants 10 call, we do 50 from the
fact, that we believe we can make 1t to their in
terest to purchase their spring stock Of us,
thereby saving the expense Of freight and the
usually rough handling that steambo hands
give this kind OF goods.
ca Our strictest attention will be given 10
oil orders that we may be favored with.
CAREY & KILBOURNE.
KeoKuk, March %, 1855
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EabrsAssrtss. La0ss, &C.,
LEEvES, Collars, and Chenisettes, Cambria
And Swiss Fiouncings, Edgings, 4 Insertings.
1ssi Thresd Laces, Edgings and bobbins. an
Axony Thread Edgings in great variety, Just "a !
sivsd W P b. FOSTEa
Ap,it2a. 1885,.
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DVWIC 3B0 00UCS
OF all ArIes, ssd In any Quantity.
DELL MATLESS have Just -
- received large and splendid
iety OF Boots and Shoes, OF the =,
a Isl styles, and s~lec ed with particular refer
&c TO this market. Their stock comprises ev-
cry thing desirable for Ladies, Misses, Gentle
men. Boys, and Children, which they will sell as
low for cash, as any dealer in the city.
They are also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds Of Ladies and Custom Work, in any
desired style. They employ mono but The very
best wofkmea, arc plenty Of them, and are pre-
pared TO fill all orders with perfect satissctiea
and with entire punc'ual'ty.
RkPAIRING
done with neainess and dispatch.
We invite all persons TO give Us call, at tn.
sign of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A. l.
Dening & Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL & MATLESS.
Keekuk, June 6. dGwy
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EditOn of Gate CITY.

Editors Of Gate CITY,
HENTS.-I wish TO say 10 your reader, that
" have just returned from market with great
varsity OF ladies' and Gentlemen's, Boys, Miss
es', and Chlidren's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which viii sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-
member, Quick Sales and Small Profits. is nav
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5th and NJ ain Streets.
P. S. ] hope no one will believe the above
til they come and see for themselves. &C.
Keokuk, June I. dGwlm
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The.London Leader spsAh Of n En-
peror Napoleon as "ihs leaans-at .oju q q
throne on whish no rulsv hso disd during ,
century"
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.


SUMMER AkhAk0RMRNT8.
1NHE Western Stage Company respectfully m.
L nounce 10 The pubic that their Cosches
leave Keokuk Daily. (Sanday. excepssd) fr
Fairfield, Oskaioosa. Fort Des Moines and cosn-
Gil Bluffs, passing through Boston, chariestos,
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland,
Agency City, Ottumwa, Eddyviie, Oskalooss,
Pella, M nIoe, Apple Grove, TO Fl. Des Names.
From Oskaiocsa tiri-weekly) to Council Riuls. ,
Via Bciefontain, K1oxyiiie, Pi@asantyiIls, Indi-
anols. ST. Charles, Wintersett, lndianiown, Sif-
yer Greek, to Council Bluffs.
Also from Ottumwa via Blakesbure. Aibh,
Lagrange. to Charlton, tri weekly. -.
Also from Ksckuk, Daily. via Warren. rsf.
mington, Bonararte, Benionsport, KeosauQus.
pittsburg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
and convenience Of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places
at Z o'clock, A. M.
:, e. ONCE en- Main Street. second door shows
the Laclede House
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
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PRINTED ENygLOpEs,
BLANKS.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-19
Western Hotel.
(FosmRNLy KEoxuK HOTEL !

~ LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ 4in-st
H. most convenient to the steamboat, landing.
Has been taken by the subscriber. (ate OF
The Phoenix Hotel } ard has been thoroughly re.
paired ard well furnished. The entire srrsnge-
men's made with view to the comfort of
his friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by strict attention to business 10 have share Of
puhlie patronage. The attendants speak the
Euglish, German, and French Languages. Give
me call DANIEL ACNE.
March 5, 1855. d6wtf