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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

CANDLES Adanantiae Candles, Grant Cruup
~ ton & Cos" brand "Huls" Pairnt Iallow CshdieS
now landing and for sue by SELDES & MILLER,
Nay ~ Corner Pearl aud Curry streets.
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H. pursuance %: - deere, 81 .iu t!:"w.. ...'
Court Of hpro""''oN county, cu'.!"r.:.:r;.s o.
m:--'grn". viii !roc'". :" s'.i ~ h" r.,,s '
uGc''or, - ::,ct .acsr b'fir-. tC-' Ian" .g'-.
~ .n comfy. Oh '|LD.L"D.iE. lie .1G cay .. ...
next It !"'r, Il nn', the '% .ri' any 40: -,- ....
J ne iTnct contains so Hcrr,, more -. g.
~ in one Oi tho mort healthy roc!yhF OF Vir.E- "..
!- IL go0i sn'r 81 mp-LsrnTui. nd re, "a ac .
Corn Wheat, Tobacco AID ua:z, wei. :G.s.T.a g..
tered.
Til" improvements consist o. large all --I.rrn.
framed Dwelling I'cu.r, continuing roop. Pa. -- g.
t." house Carriage house" md oil Uugr u.,,traty So
hoU-"s. Two elegant apple nrt o!. p-rca oGc.r
Post Oicr. sEous. M!lis, &c very coryr=i..' a.:
Churci"s Ci d!1"rcut DENOMINATIONS. Ile s.,= e.,
favOrrbiy compare Win Hry ~ VI .'T'H.
II -IfTa'"i -ir miles from ~. ApvgrnstrcI 20
Tho SnGilsde RallruHd miles :h- CO. -"
!. miles LyucLUuIg, hnd mile. Rom -. -,:.
River Canal.
TERHS-C rei, oi on. md TWO yeGrs. ie-ITs; -,
pie pcreOprl ,rrIritv Gui ':I' reserved I t. ' -.
Persons w!inr To pTrc'--o. will li-s-r r'1is!
srithvi!lc lO..ha,ln cuuHy "a. roesr,=pAs w.: ~
Ilm"
NAV cid IaS p NOSEY Corr-ri-s,~--r
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InTI-r To Cc>TRaCTops

yUluE uuJ.r.lcr.i wi-ne, % rrce rao.- c--'.--1
VA. 800 cube yGrt. Of en.ta ezesvu'o=. 81: ~.--
0O6 ward. 0. t.i.1e -.ascL!-. " DC re he :! ::s
fox nd ret...bu!s Railroad s.a wi: rfc:G.n a..
-. .,1,c ~ .rv per- ,h-. 20: III! 2Si!l of Mny
Ny. HaECNE. Chef rlsr.!
r,,F,lA Nav lsS-CtN25
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BOSWELL ACABEiIT,

|'' II 7 i 7 = . = 7. U
,~,r. ~ WV. T.. JOHNSON.
VIZ, : H'ad!mS school icr Eyy--initcd in num-
II her I" t'r,r.y.
'ii' h'.!is L. Of - .,riI,i uni continues ter.
r'. , "i. u vacation ~ i>u wc, IL a. Christmas
= ti'.-S-r 10; tuition. bu.g,!, iU"l wd-iiis and
~ p! .H h"Ii N hd!hucc. lli ;hr Isl February.
son, itaunun. Geo y Johr.an r1 Rir,ori. pro.c.spr
= .lhIL---, I.tL-!-N q. Nlrriu.n ..nIr li--cly
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COMPREHENSIVE.

EHAVlNG d-,n mined 10 enizr sc and extend my susi
Il ness have associated with r!e Mr.. NM 7. LADD
lon .ui iavUrnbiy in the city. Tn" ud ety!r
OF the 6rm will bc ". MCCORMACK j co.
III" subscriber would beg lcarc 10 T"rn hs sineero
thanks Tor the LIBERAL patronage L. w received and would
respectfully So!cit continuance for the
~ MCCORMACK.
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s. DICK1Ss0S, Ttii.1. -: i -j,>'-T,-7 .

N-EGRO ffAS.-W'i! b" sod ov Il. on ,.a~,.--.- e..
- tho ."ra Eet.. 81 . j.. ocl,c: 4L:k:', Ne. -
banned I.k-S.r
-yN by ori.r o 4 de'rr- Il - C.u5 = r. p r..
Queen. DICKINSON mn :. t..
Nay .n-;C-,i ,.-,......'.
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'U.HT!, FULAI"H : UA'.... -.-l,.
Ms. l.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NFCGDG=
NylL! 5r sold on "Wednesday zine 2i,h Of NJ" . :.
w o'clock negro boy. ny "ricr u t.: '.-
Ma = 1 -
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REFERENCES.
=. ill.,. us,.. ..,,,,n, i',,,tn,a

Hon Horny a. Wise. iccomac, Virginia.
Jane, yUn.. ESQ, Richmond, Is.
Janc- Heath late Cuinnl- -oner Of P"G,iOni Rich
inOli. Va.
stafford II Parker. Register Land ofrr, Richmond Va
Hon Iohn : P"ndl-ton. CWlpcpcr & II Va.
Hon samuel Chiffon. Washington, II. ..
VIM J. Ward T.-Q. Baltimore.
Lei. rf,rbfrltkc ES1 Errv York hpri Eel,
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RANGE or rt,p,,,,o,,,npr
CITY OF RI(HSJnS,,

CITY OF RICHMOND
INDEPENDENT AMERICAN CASntn.rp
nR JOHN DOVE will be voted for :, "a. .,.,,,,
IL election Though formerly Wing and now snnnae
to be OF the American party he is temperate mpn n
therefore not liable to objection pnrtizuu cser.n
and Madison Wards claim voice in the council, nf
the State nominations are all Nouroe
Come up cid Wings, aud old democrats, aud put down
dcsaton.
~ -3ts NaDlSON.
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WYE ot.rr 'pr -r! Il very dr-irn'" farm in the lower
w eni u Amelia about IL ml"- rom Petersburg. and
- m!ln- from Richmond lying NalHUAur cree" ana
Lrar n. ur- q! iuirin Chesterfield ANA b.mwli." rOui
tie. con, aiming about ~ acre.. about 100 open
hId mostly ~ crvn'I; II. !LrI into "is. 800 acre. III
sir .In and pin" growth! rhnmiIwg Ia Barre. zap" ana
Hid timber Tin" bottom land Nos IS !r"" from
uu'..i. Il ~ IL" Urcc--n'y bulli,I%r Tor
farm, ~ ;.- re" w" ralr,-i III each Mold by s"n" -!N
or i'm; .rfl,. and nv cr""Ss; having TN" prospect
# w.,.r ,,y, n.Drdiug ui thu hn-s; snnds III the
county Tor It Cir.st N: 80.
For further information, terms -, Apply %
EIFfiA 3 AUGUST
81
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STATISTICS OF THE VIRGINIA ELECTION
For President IN 1852 aud for Congress 1853. The
Counties arranged according to Tie Congressional
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MARBLE YARD.

TOHN 7. ROGERS. stn street, near Main. p',,:-.-
- Va Deser in Egyptian, Italian md An,r.c., -, 80
MONUMENTS, TONES, CRhvE S4CNT:. -:
PIECES Of every description, WALL rLAILs. Ehl>.-,
&c.. &c.
Any design In Carving executed in the
Orders from the country with ely I";,!."cu, 3D..
attended 10.
.r. Rogers, having served ms tns =. -.
establishments in New YoGG City and trv.'g
Renee in inc business, Eaters L!.fsc.' ma :. 3d. -
cutsd At his shop wi! give a. en:rccC;.s:oc'',
North or South &c. -.
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GENIAL Al:ENCY, wA,mINl.TON CITl

faNIi!. subscriber formerly al R!ch:aoni NF,IiH !n'
in, rs:nhl~hrd MI u!'.r,. Ia this city. street
door Uf the Treasury Department, tenders
hi- claimants upon thu Nov'rl-t, ESPECIALLY
for revolutionary services, and Tor band hUw':Irs Hi pen
sOr- under The r"crn, uCt~ vi Congress.
HaTlE. purchased tn" manuscripts al III" ia;r DEv!d Dor
iGgtOn. ne !- 'riEp-. III" only i!d,N which WA ever
made III" inm"G.c revolutionary piper, N the
First Auditor OiiCc Richmond lie has nl-u worry
giDu. index To The paper, ~ n III" Other public Offices in
tire Cnpn0l ot Virginia. Thee md tn" Accommodations
from Other sources ~ twenty YEAR experience Suc
him Opr TIM. claim iru-si 10 HG b. e will
b. able 20 shuv il; where the claimant himself may
pc entirely unabl" to do u.
For claims arrr ,h' net q. iL March. less. Civ
in- loo nrr,- oi band 10 rl vino bNtl" OT wh0
st 'ny ms charges "ill D" very motratc
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srEAIER BELNIDERE,

BJREIGIIT received to-day Monday - CrlE =.
* - O'Clock and up the hour OF rSf2R
o'clock r. ~. TucsGHy the ~! ms
c. ,rr informed that their goods vii he landed
t,s and they are requested send down t" the 'inr
tor them. ;,bjr,vr FOR ,hc nre
.ent My 2l-2r LepLA-l y y 90 -.
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y :; NAIL STEAM SHIP JAMESToN
y. % rnB WY YORK via NORFOLK.


ubo,f A. Rockets TUESDAY cftersoon, AZ : O'Clock.
i TsSNiREiGHT received to-day, Monday zsz1.
II clock, AID up to the hour OF l r. .SfH ~
n, Tuesday, May 22d. &esfassS1fo.
before the hour Of departure O'Clock f. NJ ts@sSy .,
Tickets and berths secured CT our ONCE ''"@ VI
hose WHO may prefer taking her E. City Point oE New
York can do by taking thr rsIy H9fI Wsdne.dny
,,nr,;nc Only ) 10 through 10 New York
tor Norfolk charged the same as by me F'eT
steamers. ,..,,;. ,ooss ,r:,I bc ,s,ae,
EnG thew ARE prquS, down for them sd
~ W. sn, for ibrv mus; BE- stored at their ONE expense
ahinpers .eaucscd send in ;her rir OF nan: Tor
signature Tu-.doy afternoon ,,,r,.v WATSON
Nay 2l-% a'pA""
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T'lr Unisrs mod will r continue Ills bu-!nc-. st H..
old sini 40 80 Rrohd street, wArr. may nj times
found tro.!. and well sclrct" o Drugs Nc
irinr. r,:r- Oh by, >'G''- Sc which mhy Sr .Si
heretofore u,! the most Reasonable forms
March l..--rri WN. I. LADD, Druggist
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Knox SALE.-rirr'n -Esrss fxchnnco hn:.i s'mcs
II Nav AZ JoHE A. LANCASTER \ son
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We arc Row prepared 10 .urH. the citizens al Ricl'
mOnd ard surrounding country with any nl1un; Of S0iH
Water, fiad"ipAr Porter, Air. Champagne Cider and
London Brown stout Consistently on hnud. Ii very -ups'
ror article OF prau; Ale N barrels anil halt barrels.
Aih" above article, viii be- delivered hny part the
city, free %! char."
Orders from either city country thankfully received
and srOmpry attended To.
NJ MCCORMACK. VI. MCCORMACK ( co,
WM. 7. LADD. No. 40 Broad street..
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
lH OHtrict.-Thos. II. Daniel, Democrat l4,' 70
Thos j. Boyd. Independent. l4o42.
"a. utstrict.-Archihald Graham, Dem, la,OOS
Samuel Price, Wing, H. Sl.
Sd. Distr'ct-So opposition to Edward j. Arm
strong, Democrat.
The total vote was
For PIERCE Tab
For Scott, G,l9o
parc.,, mai. l522l
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ETFfiA s AUGUST.
General Agents fr h- snle n"d purchase Of liant. No. ~
H,;p ..r.r, Rirl,un,ui Jl; 3l-cwi.
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SEIDi,N X MILLER,

Tho Democratic ticket i"r Lieutenant Govermui
ran abuu; 1900 vote. ahead of the Governor.
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FARM ~ AMELIA COUNTY FOR SALE.

Z
G,'r"rrI ;.,..'- ~ -, Mann street;
hsvr I'll, o' -i,! ini: valuable" 'rst Mill! nmd
.rvsr,I tr-rulIr Farms April ..,---Crnw.t
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BY Pr Liam * DAVIS, Az.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF NEGEor%
l. Tucs!sy III. "2Hl int. wi! Dv cold =; oar CT.
cero ss'e. y order 0: ia" Circu!r C,ur. uI EN!ys
UuT'N. puLLlAI Z D.g.- ,L...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

To- The wheat in this county. we learn
from farmers. is suffering Q good deal
II m chinch bugs. Between the d,outh
and the bugs, probably. half crop may
be raised. SO say those who ought to
know - OaumDa Cour er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

BAYARD TAYLOR. This gent, man 10 a
recent letter to The N. Y. Tribune. states
TINT he first entered Wisconsin. on his head.
Having arrived a. Beloit which 10 located
Ju" on the line dividing Illinoi. and Wis
consin, he was pitched rom his buggy into
the borders Of The latter State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
Beer CATrLr-Mr B,nnell

Beer CATTLk-Mr. Ronnell Of this
unity sod twelve head Of cattle here yes
serday weighing sixteen thousand pounds
for seven hundred and forty eight dollars,
being something over an average OF sixty
two dollars piece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
House Keepers

WILL fni al s. w. & II fuckers an assort@
w menl or Painted Ware, consisting of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, Chlldren's Baths, Water
Pats, Chamber Buckets, Water Closets, SC,
also, Japansd Ware. consisting Of Wash Bowls.
Nests Of Trunks, Cske Boxes, Spice Boxes.
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, Knife
Trays, DIsiners for Glasses, Tea Caddies, Dust
Pans, Sc, also, Plated Forks and spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, slHgiy, and IN sstts
Of II pieces. Small Grnds'onrs, Enamelled
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal Kst-
Ties, &c.
May [, 1855. dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

FANNY FERN The New \ ork Sun says
it is fact that the publishers Of the n. Y.
Ledger pay Fanny Fern . 800 per column
for her new story. They first offered her
$50. then S75, both Of which she declined
But the $500 brought her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

BALTIMORE, My 3l.-Wise's m jority
in Virginia is about 10000.
All the Democratic Congressman are
elected
In Baltimore, Cotton has advanced half
a cent since the reception of the Pacific s
News.
J Sugars and Coff, are scarce and firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

The editor Of the Alblny Knickcrbock
er has had some experience in raising
Shanghais, and narra,cs it as follows
The Shanghai Fever WAS one Of the most
expensive humbmgs that our people ever
embarked in. Ii was supposed that if we
could get chickens to become as large a.
Jackasses, great boon would be conferred
on the country, and the price of turkey
stews reduced to one cent each P,opfe
forget that if we have great size We must
have great feeding also. A Shanghai will
grow till he weighs liz pounds. By the
time he does this, however, he will have
consumed corn enough to have kept the
famine out Of Egypt. and Joseph from be-
coming First Lieutenant to Pharaoh
The Shanghai does MT begin to f,t'en
till he is done growing, and does moi begin
to think of that before he enters is t lrJ
year by which time. he is so tough tina,
you have to cut him up wi h a saw and
back and carve him with a broad axe
The Shanghai appears to have but one
mission, and that is to put Indian meal out
Of sight. The fem-le seems to have yery
singular ssstss. She will eat old boots.
door-mats. and dish cloths, but she is TO
tally opposed to las ing eggs, that duty be-
ing too con6ning g. We suppose. We bou rbt
pair in 1853. for fifteen doliers. Ne
kent them ,brae rnon,hu 9TH the fona,,
ing results:
First est SIS 90
Corn. bushel day. for 90 bu.
shels =, Al ~ b,sLl "a ~
Attendance of bov to Keen shanpa;s
from udermininr the fence : month,
az na, Ynan,b ~ m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

u Rev. Theodore Parker has been
leetnring on Slavery 10 VII nington, Della
$3.50. This is his first lecture in a slave
State. He was frequently applauded dur
ing his lecture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
DISCRIMINATING.

"iLLIAM GRAHAM, on fhird, bssween
johnson AID Exchange Streets. al the
Brick Shop, would lforn the public hat he IL
prepared 10 do all kinds of fIacKsnrrniSo 10
neat, durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long ard constant prac-
tice in this bran OF the business he aalters
himself that he cannot be exceitd bv any one in
the country. He particularly soticis patronage
in tins line
He also offers his services as Farrier in all IFS
bI anches
May g. 1855. d1wfg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
Sngar Cured Hams
Choice Butter.
NEW BOOT AND SugE STogE.

~ EO. CRITTENDEN has taken the store ate
VI ~ occupied by M~ssrs. Hawkins & Billings,
corner Of 5th aud Man Streets, and has OPP ened
large and we'll assorted stock OF Boot. and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the inspection OF the citizens aud pab-
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
enee in the trade, apd The favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination to build up permanent trade.
will enable him 10 sell lower than any house IN
this City. Quick sales and small profits is hls
motto.
keokak, Nav 8. 1855 ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

Coop The Northampton Gozrae tells
the following
A friend of ours glories in n ray OF sun Z
shine, little girl-a bright, lively little
prattler, scarcely three years Cd. Sic
has recently lost younger SIS cr by death,
and the rem rk, so camm II on such occ =
sons, that she as too good for earth and
God to-, K HI r. was made in her hearing.
A few days since, i.er mother having &C.
casion 10 rsproye her for some nisde,nean
or. told her she mus b. good, she replied
II I'm too good. mamms. God will take
M away a he di lite Katy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
A coin PIN.

A certain wit declared ef late
Thas every acting magistrate
Was water in freezing state.
That is, Just-Ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
101I1ksEExwoop has taken 10 swear

40 GEENWUUD mas taKth 70 SWtaT-
:. She said of IN old mill which had
gone to decay. the watsr having dried
dam"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
GATE CITY HAT STORE.
q

q F. VOORHEES, co. respectfully an n
~. nounce to the citizens Of Keokuk AUDI
the merchants generally that they have just re-
turned from the East, where they selected md
are now receiving the largest and most complete
assortment of Hats, Caps, and other articles in
their line ever BROUGHT Keokuk. Al expert
ence of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale OF hats, ought to enabls to give
entire satisfaction to retailers and consumers
II will be our business Is well as our interest
always to select with care, both with regard TO
quality and style. We have located here per-
manenily and will exert ourselves to do justice
to our purchasers. The citizens Of the city can
rely upon our hats being the best quality and
newest style.
Please give us a call and look csrr our stock.
at the ''Ga'e City Hat S.ors,n No. u, opposite
M'kenny & Runners Drug Eiofe.
Highest price paid r cash for all kinds OF iurs
ami deer skins. s r. VOORHEES, CO.
March 20 DIFF
SUNNY NJ. mories in Foreign Lands, by H. y.
~ Stc~@; Arwsboy-eqaAi 10 the Lamntx'..-
Gj Katharine Ashion; Journey 20 Central ~
rice. ~ 6sysfi Jayto~ For vale BY
SHAffsM Il CAVE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
kcokuk, MI. Pleasant and Mus
catinc Rail Road Co.

NOTICE rs hereby given that the annual meet
~ ing OF tho Stock holders oil the keokuk Mt
Pleasant and Muscatine Rail Road Company
will be held in Mt. Pleasant, at the county
Cour, House, at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, on
"Wednesday, June 10th, 1885, for the purpose Of
eIeciine eleven Directors and tiansac ting the
business incidental thereto.
LAU Rim DEWEY, President.
May %, 1855. d2wA3tw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

rE The Demoine River is over Than
IT has been for seven years past. The
! more rain VIC have, The less water there
Lnppcars to be in the river - Onnmra
! Courier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

u DR.. G. ST. c. FussEy is a.dulv author
lied agent for the transaction OF business con-
necied with this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

Cary Gas WoHKs We call the atten.
tion TO the notice in another column in
regard to the erection Of Gas Works for
the supply of the City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

SsrEEyES. Coilal S, ana Ci,sn4iseres, Cambria
- and sw iss Fiouuesnrs, Etglags, lnsertIEs.
gesl T!,s.sd fssces, Eaesegs assd Aohblns, An
saxo,- Thread Eagings i. Eseat ysfefi stas' -
sessd by 4. ~. fo1i En-.
Nails ls.s. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
CREIGHTON r dinner.
The Fast Mill.

THE Fast Saw Mil one and half niles above
town Is now III operation with good stock
OF Logs. Persons wanting
LUMBER
will be furnished on short notice by leaving their
orders al the office OF
K. X. 4 u. ". FORD, or with
MN BROWAELL
kechnk, May IL, 1850 dti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06

Teas.
100 hais chests fresh Imperial, Gauporder.
Young Hyson and Black Teas, embracing every
quality, ior s-.e BY
CLEGHDRS q HARRISON.
April IL, 1885,
IEATHS-~f,s' received and for sale low BIZ
" BALDWIN, TyAss A. tr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-06
DENTAL SURGERY,

DENTAL SURGERY,
d r. r. S. B A RIB R.
VIZ OULD respectfully announce to the ei,i-
w xens Of Keskuk and vicinity that he ha.
permanently located in Keokuk, where be ex-
poets to perform al the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery.
He feels cos6dent in his ability to give salts.
faction to those who may favor him with their
patr onage.
q Once on Msin between Third and
Fourth Streets.
All operations warranted.
Keoknk, April "a, 1855
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water Filters.
0RlNDsroNEs

A FINE lot of The usual sizes, for sale by
a SAN x III TUCKER.
MAY I 1893. dAw
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q A limited number Of Special Notices will
~ inserted under this head al 20 cents line far
zach insertion, or over The editorial he al for 30
cents line.
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l0O DOE Floyds' American Penetrating Lin
1OO lment, In quantities TO suit purchasers.
2O0 doz. Esculapisn Linim.nt, and great
variety OF P4tent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
April s, 1855. d
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| CASk pure Blackberry Wine suitable for me-
/ dicInai aud sacramento purposes at
REYNOLDS Drug Stors.
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Saryeyors l'ape Lines.

A WIRED article, aid strongly encased-
IL S " q II TUCKER.
S IN cf tho Aed radit Ell :
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st. LOUIS IXcHAN0E.
NIGHT Drafts sna short time bills wanted by
~ A. l.. DEMlNG ACO.
nsj 80 DOT Bankers, Main Street
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EAATERN ExCHANGE

EAATERN EXCHANGE.
- lCtiT ard time drafts on all the Eastern and
~ Southern cities wanted by
A. l.. DEMiNG & Co.
msy 80 aGt Bankers Main Street.
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Dead loss HOBS
II any body has done better than this,
NE will please drop note. aud we vii! Law
Fhe same before All InquirIng world
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Gnr,ien rrewrIs.

0F different sizes, Tor saie by
u s " & HI TUCKER
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Ladies Shoes.
I'VE arc row manufacturing fine Shoea Tor la
w dies, when we viii warrant.
Call at the store of
onEiL = AATLEsS
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SCRAP IRON.
WE vii pay Ire highest price In cashfor coed
w No. l ElackSmith's scraps, At TIE Aissouy
Lion stare. 1HOs. J. kICE Co.
september 6, ibb4.w
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Neuce.

UST received. full assortment OF Glass o
y various sizes by
MOORE L HOOPER.
April ;, 1855 ltf.
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JOE PRINTING
Z every description, executed at this Office in 4
aperior manner, and al as low rates as lsew here
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Santa Annals Son in Trouble.

SANTA Annals son, who figured as a
Colonel in his fathers army, mostly in
Michoncan, was taken prisoner a few
days since while on his way in disguise
to Vera Cruz, with the intention of EN-
barking secretly from that port. The
people of the village where he was ar
rested determined to lynch him on the
spot for his abomiDablc crimes; but he
was preserved from their vengeance and
sent to Vera Cruz, where he awaits his
trial. He is only about tEcnty-fve
years old, but is one of the most blood
thirsty Williams that ever lived. Senor
Degollado, now Governor of G~audaluja-
ra, wrote a short time ago to a friend in
this city as follows:
1.-The son of Santa Anna parsed
through Zacupu, Michocan, } pillaged
the houses of the revoltcd, assassinated
the wife of them, and caused her infant
to be taken by its feet anG it's brains to be
dashed out against the stones. He
shot, in Naranja, four Indians and hung
two muleteers on the trees, who were as
much rebels as l am a Turk.
"This Ii famous man leaves n bloody
track behind him that causes horror"