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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10

The notice given by our Government TO
Denmark. that the clause Of the treaty ex-
istlng between the two nations would, after
the stipulated time, be abrogated, and the
apparent intention on our part TO abate this
levy upon our commerce, has attracted the
notice of the English shippers, and they are
inquiring as TO the propriety of the payment
of the dues. and feel the relative disadvan-
tage of paving them while we are exempted.
A degree of dissatisfaction Is manifested
that their Government has not given notice
of the same intent with ours. The London
Gazette has strong article reviewing the
subject, iustifying in the most unequivocai
terms the steps which We have taken, and ap-
plauding the negotiations relative to the mat
Ter preceding the notice given.
Many, perhaps, are not aware of the ground
upon which the claim OF Denmark is predica-
ted. That Government several hundred wears
ago constructed light houses along the coast
OF the SQUAD, and has ever since sustained
them, under agreement with the Hanse Towns
that they should pay toll for the advantage
which they derived. This exaction, which
was right enough as to the parties who agreed
70 it. has been extended 10 the commerce Of
the world, and Is the source of several mil
aons of dollars of revenue per year 10 the
Danish Government. Ii has generally been
conceded 10, and made matter OF treaty
stipulation with other Governments. but there
Is no other obligation for their payment, and
II is no more inst that we should pay for the
use Of Danish light houses than that Den
mark should pay for the use of ours.
JcLlsEss AT 4 PRExiux.-Mr. Edwin Chad
wick recently made an Official report to tht
British Parliament, respecting the progress
of the Female Government School Of Art
which contains notable paragraph as fol
lows:
sfThe females. educated as teachers o
drawing in the public schools OF art,} hav
been so far advanced in mental power and in
fuence az 10 have been lost TO the service b
matrimonial engagements, obtained with ex
ceeiing rapidiiy. To avoid these losses
palmer candidates frere selected for training
but they, too, have obtained preference q
rirfs to peyptering ertenf."
rE- We would call attention to the adver
tisement OF Messrs. Smith & yansieklen.--
They have opened . house for the purpose o
rranaacting heavy auction, commission an
real estate basiaess, and the experience an
extensiss scquaintance OF the parties Wi
doubtless render this very prosperous es
adjustment.
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NATURE's SANITARY LEssoSs.-~All the in
valuable laws and methods of sanitary re-
form at best are but clumsy limitations Of the
unseen wonders which every animalcule and
leaf have been working since the worlds
foundation, with this slight difference between
them and us-that they fulfil their APP
pointed task, and we do not. The sickly ger
anium which spreads its blanched leaves a.
gainst the cellar panes and peers up, as if i'm
ploringly to the narrow slip of sunlight at
the top of the narrow wynd, had it voice,
It could tell more truly than any doctor
in the town why little Maggy sickencd of
the scarlatina, and little Jocky Of the whoop-
ing cough, till the toddling wee things who
used to pet and water it we're carried of. each
and all OF them, one by one, to the kirk
yard sleep, while the father and mother sat
at home trying to supply by whiskey thu
very vital energy which fresh air and pure
water, and the baimy breath Of the wood,
| and heaths, were made by God to give; anc
how the little geranium did its best. like i
heayen-sent angel, to right the wrongs which
mans ignorance had begotten, and drank il
day by day, tie poisoned atmosphere. ant
formed il into fair green leaves, and tr-sthet
into the ehildren's faces. from every pore
whenever tnev bent over it. the life giving OK
ygen for which their dull blood and festeres
lungs were craving, but in vain fulillin,
nod's will itself, though man would not ant
was too carless or too covetous TO see, afte
six Thousand years of boosted progress, VIII
God hGd covered the earth with grass. herl
and tree, living aud life-giving garment o
perpetual health and youth.-Norfh Brihd
Re,aem,
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JAMES e. BRrcE. WV. o. DANIELS.
BRUCE 4 DANIELS,
NTHOLESALE Grocers, 90 Main street, have
w just received their supply of Goods for the
Winter season, which embraces full and com plete
assortment in their line, also of
weop WILLOW WARE
all of which having been purchased at the lowcuf
mark ct rates, they able and determined 10 dis
pose of at rs low prices il not . shade lower than
they be purchased at in this or any other near
market, aud advise country merchants ~ we'll ~
others to examine heir goods and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere assuring them that they viii find
it grea ly TO their advantage.
We suhjoin list of small portion Of our stock
and in soliciting orders from friends beg to as
them that any they may be pleased to favor us
with will have strict and prompt attention, and
goods furnished Of as good quality and at as low
prices AS under any other circumstances.
lo0 sacks coffee, 25 ne willow clos b'ks,
20 bbls clarified sugar, 30 do do market do
% do pow d err i loaf do 80 dor do fancy do
30 hhds do $50 we'll buckets,
~ bbs Helcher's syrup, 50 nests tubs, q each)
10 do golden do 50 do do Is each)
30 do 5 II moasses, 30 doI q hoop buckets,
so half do do 80 do 6 do do
60 bbls reho d plain do 300 half bushel measures,
rs boxes NJ X raisins, rs nests asst do
100 do assorted candy, SO doz brooms,
p do fancy do 81 do whisp brooms
Filberis pecan Ill nuts 100 nests var Gov boxes
II Almonds d DO $50 do plain do do
Windsor Ass, all sizes 200 kegs assorted nails,
and quality, 55 bales cotton batting,
Windsor sash, all sizes, so doz wash boards
Tumblers d quart jars, 100 don clothes lines
500 sacks dairy salt, 30 half chests tea various
do do & A do kinds,)
800 bbls winter apples, Spices Of all kinds,
$50 bags do do IS boxes all six'd pickles,
80 do do peaches, 100 do tobacco.
Dec. Fl. 1s54.-w
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NOTICE.

q. I n REWAKD.--Strayei from the sahsc -jber.
se ~ residing near Pennington, Van buren, Co.
On or about the first of August two year old mare
colt Of igh, sorrel color and very light name and
tail, and white b nd foot and white stripe or
star IN its forehead. Said colt il ot good IRE and
gentle disposition. Who ever will return the salae
or give information where she may be found. will
receive the above reward. T.. A. NJ hWAZEY
Pennington, OctpQ, le55.--3t
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has undertaken 10
deny that Gov. SHANNON, IN speech made at
Westport Mo-, on his way to Kansas, declared
himself in favor of the extension of slavery
into that territory. The Missouri Democrat,
a Democratic paper Of st. Louis, in which
the report of that speech first appeared,
makes the following reply to certain other
newspapers which have pursed the course Of
the Enquirer:
From the foregoing we perceive that there
is an effort being made TO relieve Gov. Shan
non of the responsibility Of his remark, made
at Westport, that he was Sin taror Of slarery
in Kansas" by questioning the veracity If
the report of his speech as it appeared in the
ST. Louis Democrat. In reply to this We
have TO state. that there can be no question
of the truthfulness of our report, and that
it was not only truthful, but was taken down
rerbdtim ct Herdtim AS Gov. Shannon de-
| liyered it. We sent to Kansas, as our report
er, an accomplished stenographer, in order
to avoid any mistakes or inaccuracies, and so
highly have his reports been appreciated that
they were not only copied by nearly all ter
ritorial and border newspapers, as well as ex-
tensively throughout the United States, but
were pronounced by the members of the Leg
islature themselves far more authentic than
any others which were published. In fact,
SO highly were they pleased with them that
they ordered extra copies OF the st. Louis
Democrat to circulate amongst their friends,
as true exhibit Of Kansas legislation. The
implication, therefore, that the ''prejudices''
Of our reporter, s'oozed through every pore"
is manlfestlv false. and especially contradict
ed by the manner IN which has reports were
regarded by those whose actions were the
subject matter of his pen. To put this mat
ter at rest, however, we have only 10 refer
to the fact that il is not alone upon the au-
thority of the 81. Louis Democrat that this
| celebrated expression of Gov. shannon s
rests. The newspapers in the immediate Vi
cinitv, both in Kansas and Missouri. which
came TO hand by the next mail after we had
received our reports, contained the same thing,
and it was upon that explicit declaration that
the Squdtier Sovereign took such 3riendly
! hold Of Gov. Shannon's hand. In reference
to the apparent difference which occurs in the
report of the Republican and the Democrat
those who take the trouble 10 examine the
| matter, will discover that the speech reported
in the Democrat, was delivered at Westport
Missouri, and Immediately upon Gov. Shan
mons arrival there just as the Legislators
were leaving-while that reported in the Re
publican was delivered at the Shawnee Mis-
sion two days afterwards. We say again
therefore, that we can vouch for the very Ian.
guage used by GOV. Shannon, and taker
down by our stenographer as he uttered it
and whatever may be the effect of it, he mus
stand responsible for what he has said.
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+. =. o,connor,


A PoTHECARIkss NALL, corner ID sad Jckn.ss
~ streets, Keokuk, Iowas y now II receipe Of :
large and we'll selectsd stock Of Dsaga, MsSsinss,
Chemicals and Dye StsGs. Also, . laree asseFtment
of the most popular Patent Medicines now In use,
some of which he has the exclusive agency Of ;
therefore would call the attention Of country mer
chants and druggists to the same My stock of Per-
fumery and Toilet articles is large and varied com
prising Lubin's, Bazn's, and Julius Hausl's nne
Extraets; every description Of Hair Oils, Pomades
Fancy Soaps, tooth, nail and hair Brushes, and ali
powders used for toilet purposes. CHOICE brands Of
Cigars, Snufs, and Tobacco always on hand Physi-
clans Prescriptions carefully compounded, at all
hours Of day or night.
Oct. Cd r. H. OCONN0R
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Successors TO ". &. Fpakhoussr,)
yRoCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
" No. 90 Main street. Keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform the public that they have formed partner
ship for the purpose Of carrying on the above business
IN al its various branches, Having purchased the
design making such additions thereto, shall make
It one Of the best stands Of the kind the West and
hope BY strict personal attention to merit share Of
public patronage. Charlie Will wait with the wagon
ssusual. BARTLETTA MANC0URT
Get 10 s55-dtf
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kEokUk FEMALE SEMINARY

IHE Ali ikkM
" the keokuk Female Seminary will commence
~ on Monday September 10th.
Rev. VIM. II. Williams, PRINCIPAL aud Teacher OF
English Grammar and Criticism OF Intellectual and
Moral Philosophy de.
Mrs. A. l.. Williams, Teacher on Piano Forte and
of the French Language.
Miss Mary C. Haft, Teacher Of the various branch
es Of Mathematics and Natural Science History, &C.
Miss julia Benedict, Teacher in the Primary De-
partment.
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To Country Merchants.

To Country Merchants.
OUR Stock of Hardware and Cutlery is now daily
~ arriving and win all be in store in few weeks
and we shall then be able 10 offer You q complete
assortment rs can be found in any Hardware
House in the West. We respectfully ask an exAmin-
alton q stock and Gfi S1s
Unable CJTLERY-A large stock on hand. i'm
ported direct from the manufacturers, and for
sale at low prices by BALDWIN, EVANS 1 co.
DOCKET CUTLERY, over go patterns Just re-
ceiyed from Shofheld. England and for sale low
by sep II BALDWIN, EVANS r co.
ENILEs.-We have received our Fall supply Of 6les
l. of every description, which We will sell at re-
ducod prices. BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
CIRcUL LAR sAWs.--Wc always keep ON hand
~ large stock of Circular saws from six to "a inch
o. diameter, which sell at factory prices.
sepl7 BALDWIN, EVANS co.
- UBBER PACKING always on hand and for sale
IL by BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
ID OCHEsTER COOpER's TOOLs.--We have re-
~ ceiyed assortment Of X. D. Barton Cooper e
Tools superior article which will sell 1t koches-
ter prices. BALDWIN, EVANS / co.
OK and Log Chains, OF AL sizes just received and
- for sale by BALDWIN, EVANS 4 co.
I FAD Pipe-A full assortment slwsys ON hand
IL for sale by BALDWIN, EVANS 1 co.
! = HovELs and Tongs, Of all sizes, kinds and pri-
| - ces, just received and fur sale low by
sep II BALDWIN, EVANS / co.
/ IL
/ own importation, just received and for sale low
| by BALDWIN, EVANS co.
| GAW MANDklL4S-A large assortment for circu-
= lar SAWS, just received and for sale low By
BALDWIN, EVANS &Co.
| q NATHS-Just received aud for sale low BY
= BALDWIN. EVANS co.
Harry Fulton,
| XXyHoLESALE and retail Ciothier and -
| w dealer in Hats, Caps and Furnishing
Goods, No. 50 Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa; hay- W.
ing on hand large and we'll selected stock of -
Goods in my line, would respectfully invite the
attention of the trade, feeling confident that my
goods sId prices will tgvorabfy spmpaEe Nth any
| in the market, ~ ~
| will not say that ! shall sell lower than Saint
Louis or Eastern Houses, but would modestly as-
sure my friends and the public that will sell as
low as / possibly and honestly can.
| My expenses are light, and my house is convent
ent, III not three stories hgh,) and will cndeavor
to trade with customer in such q manner ~ will
give genersl satisfaction.
Ny motto is--An article is worth its value, and
common sense should be The appraiser.
/ Nav g. IS54.--w
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(Suecsssors 10 yfnraus r h,

lStecssors 10 SfdnHus 09M2t0n,l
NTHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street.
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokuh, Iowa.
we have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock OF aroceres and shall be prepared
sell upon the most favorable terms
We shall also do = General Commission business
and solicit for sale eonsignments OF ell kinds of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepared
to make liberal advances. We shall pay special 1t
ention to receiving and forwarding all kinds Of goods
aud produce both TO and from the interior and 10 Gil
ing orders for any description Of merchandise Prom
the long experience of Mr.. W. b, Huston in this
branch Of business, shall be able to give sstsfac
ton. HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HUSTON.
We take pleasure IN recommending our successors
to our old friends and ask for them of
the liberalitA lately extended to us Messrs Hus-
ton, HAWKING Huston are prepared to do = large
business, aud from their experience and ability we
are confident will give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS HAMILTON
October ), 1S55-ddwlm
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Rare Chance for q ooA Da rgains.
= < or ~ feet on Main street desirable building
81 lots in the city Of keokuk also for sale, "
exchange for western property good Mill propes;y
ONO ~ acrcs cnoice land in Indiana several lots
Ia the icvn Of Nsperviile, county seat Of Du pags
saney. III; 10 Of choice land near the county
80 az Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees, etc.
Inquire Of MeKRNSY RUNNER
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"lSHING new Hat We have Just received per
w Express II dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail
ity at the Great Western Emporium,
d. u. HUMPHREY GAGE.
j. q. Bernard g Co.
AVE taken the old stand Of L. II. Turner, (for-
II merly J. c. Trimb.e) No. IS, Main street opps-
site kilbournes new buildings, where they Offer for
sale a. cheap a. the cheapest general assortment Of
shoe, saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamclled and Patent Leather, Ensmelled Cloth
Trunks, Csrpet-Bagr, Fly-Ncts, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, general assortment Of
SADDLEHY HARDIN WARE
saddlery Hardware. we'll selected in the Eastern mar
ket, and for sale at ST. Louis prices.
They have on hand and are constantly mann
featuring Of the best materials Saddles Brides aud
Harness of every description
The above articles will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail at Uniform prices.
Those wanting ything in our line will do well
to call and examine our stock before buying a. We
intend 70 give all, the worth of their money
The highest price will be paid in cash for Hides
:, J. o. BERNARD co.
AFW BOOKS.
RITS OF Blarncy by MCKENZIE series of Irish
- Stories aud Legends. For sale by
u ICHARD HuRDrS-.A tale Of Alabama, fairly
~ illustrated; by W. Gilmore Smms. For sale by
oct Sd 1T. CAVE son.
GUY RIyERs-A tale Of ierEia; by W. Gill.
- more Simms. For sale by
oct sd 1T CAVE 4 SON
,oRA and the Doctor or revelations Of Physi-
~ clans wife, For sale by
oct cd J. T. CAVE 4 SON.
AND, Labor and Gold or iyo years in Victoria,
! With visit. 70 sydnsy and Vandeiman's Land;
oct sd J. r. CAVE 4 SON.
IABITS and Men; with remnant. Of record touch
L L ing the maker. Of both; BY Dr. Doran.
Oct I'd J. T. CAVE 1 son.
FI>HR Favorite Authorizes Of the South.
L A new Novel by the Aqthsx Of Aloueo
The Hidden PATH novel by Marion Harland
Those Who have read il pronounce it superior 70
alone. 1t is more finished production, vet re-
tanning all the pathos and naturalnes; or the FORMER
one. For sale by CAVE 4 SON.
FINhE BOOK AND ms sTORY-A narrative for
L the young on ocrasion Of the Jubilee Of the
British and Foreign Bible Society. For sale h.
MokNlNGs NTH JfsCS-A series q deyo-
~ tic.si rssdsnss for the closet and the family
Cal fully prepared from notes Of sermons preached
! w the late Rev. Vim. Gay, Of Bath
For sale by sep - CAVE SON.
| YhHAcKERAY's New Work, "The Newcomes, -
sae ~ Memoirs = most respectable sany gr For
V1NHE kisacs Of Joennes secundus and Jean Bonnie
fons, with selection from the best Ancient and
\ Modern Authors For Sale by
| sep20 CAVE r SON.
| DANAMA In l855.--An Account Of the Panama
1 Railroad, of the Cities of Panama and Aspin-
wal with Sketches Of Life and Character on tbs th-
mas, by Robert Tones, Fer sale py
sep2od CAVE 4 SON.
To COODRR0.
/ I 000 CRACKER Bbls. wanted immediately 1t
! I,OUU GAlloway's bakery, on johnson stiset
opposite the Post Once, Ksokak Cash on delivery,
and will contract for the fall aud winter, at faii
| price. H. GALLOWAY.
/ Heokuk, Oct 8, '55-dAwlm
COMPLETE assortment OF Swiss and Bo0k
"a Moasiins, Bishop Lawns, CMocnet Cambrirs
inens, La4ss, White Curtains, &c for sale ch~Ap q
4 EWrt 4 -
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NVNDRIEN.


- u Az Kettles from to 40 gallons; Ovens and
- Lids; odd Lids skilets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Pudding and
Rice Moulds Scoiioped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canstsrs, ~ uare and round, assorted Lard Lamps
I'm and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
C0MsTock BROTHERS.
= n DOE pair assorted Shosels and Tonss for sale
~ at the Prairie State Stove Rooms
Oct 10 COMSrOUK BROTHERS.
(yLtEKettles to be had al tho sale Rooms Of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 CoMsToCK BROTHERS,
L>NAMELED Preserve Kettles III the Sale Rooms
IL Of the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 coMsrocK BROTHERS
[ DAL Hods at the Sale Rooms of the Cottage
o-tlo CoMsTocK BROTHERS.
I00O LBS. Of Baied Brass Kettles fr sale low
WV at Sale Rooms Of the Hou., parlor Stokes.
oet 10 CoMSTOcK + BROTHERS,
A LARGE assortment Of Brittania ware for sale
lower than any other house in the city It the Sale
Room cf the Commercial Parsos Stoves
oct 10 COMsrOCk b BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Of Houstkespers goods, such as cof-
fee mills, bastins spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mfs SKINNER ladies, meat folks, table spoons, hash
and stenk dishes, patent and box grate Spice boxes,
&C. dc, for sale at the Sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
oct 10 COMsr0cK 4 BROTHERS.
100 FAIRof Tinners Solder Csppers On hand Vt
IUU the Sale Rooms of the Substantial Oval Hox
Heating Stoves.
ectio coMSTocK BROTHERS
! A HEAVY supply q Brass, Japanned and plain
- Candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms Of the Quincy
Cannon Coal burner which q&yed s4tre uely low hy
oct 10 COMSTOTK RROTHERS
NEWSi NEWS!l NEWSgii
fINHREE days later from the Crimea- We are au-
| thorixed to state that LAxDEs 4 DAUsaERrY's
new Bread W Agon 10 the track Furnishing better
Bread, Cakes and Crackers, and for q, thah
WAS ever furnished FOR the same in Keokak. II you
want any IF the above articles, try the RED AooS
o. Id LANDES 4DAUGHERTY
D. H. SMITH N.D yANBicKLEN.
III SMITH 4 VAN6ICKLEN,
Wholesale AUCTION HOUSE
| A ND Real Estate Agency, On Sd between Main and
johnson streets, ksokuk, Iowa.
n u. ParculA attention psid 70 thss sale OF heal
I Estate at Auction. fOea 10 ,56-
Renewed fSoa ConceRt Hall.
+. Ii. H0UaHTON, Attorney end Counsellor
-. at Law, Notary Public, Land and general col
ieeting Agent Once in the Real EstAts Aesney and
"Aeissale Anot;on House Of spith 1 ven sic6len,
nj I'D street ween Main and Johpson, ksoksk,
Iowa. Lots of Lots and RAsns fos sale, on
Dis terms. Foot. Cd
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and The whole Of " l2l
Lots % and 1913 in Nashville, and Ne e of N
Of n E4 2s-65-5 40 aeresl fn dispste
For the whole Of which I viii take t,crnfp-,re
sA0sss~S dollars, onethrd in hand and the bslsne.
in one, two, three, and four annual payments with
interest," - ~ per cent from date to be paid
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all il paid
Any person wishing for particular information "a
70 location or quality of the lands may apply 10 H.
k<'d, Esq, or his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
Keokuk. WM GITIJsS
July 25 1855
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HATS! HATS! AATNl
NALL Style for ls55.--Now ready II the New
- York Hat Emporium, corner Of Main aud
THIRD streets sep2l A. c. SHELDON.
A LII gentlemen will please take notice that the
IA New York Hat Store, has been removed 10 49,
Main street, second door from Third where they will
be able to get - 6ne and fashionable hat, a. in
Broadway, New York.
Old hais re-ironed and made to look nearly good
as new sep2i
4 sheidons you will find complete stock of
4 a hats, caps umbrellas, canes, travelling bags
children fancais and cape, ladies fancy furs and
riding hats, ladier and gents gantleis, gents fur
nishiRg goods, collars, erAyats, DC.
No tronble TO show goods to persons in want of
the above articles.
Please call in and examine fall styles. Don t
forget the place, rs, Main street second door from
third sep2I
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! NEW OY6YER DERoT

NEW Oy6YER DERDT.
7SAE Hndersi3sed are receiving daily, by express.
L fresh baltimore Oystesa, wAieA We oher TO the
eit4ens u Keokuk and visisty BY the can or dozen
We have also attcd up Saloon, where we can &C.
commcdAte Ladies ~ we'll g Gentlemen With good
plate Of fresh oysters.
CREIGHTON DINNER,
Oct Sd Johnston Street.
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kAnAs and City Lets fer sale.
II ANINd been requested by sundry persons and
4 1t sundry times to name the prices would
take for my lands and lots 10 lows take this op-
portunity 10 inform the public in general OF the
prices will now take FOR the same. list in here
unto annexed:
\ r of section 8, township IS, range 6.