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The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
CoTrespon tent Of he Bal imore Sun.
AsHiNGToN, Nav 27th


Ih@ Result in Virginia a, Affecting the Know
Nollilg Party and the South Mr. Wise's Ma
1offy Zen IhousaDd-Stead, Polite al Cbarac
Ter OF Nirgiaia-The '.lsmsn tf the North
Jn' &c Bay " and his Colleagues in Congress
Nation Council o! Know Nolhlngs, &c.
The Virginia election appears 10 have
absorbed as much OF public interest, every.
Where, as any one that has occurred for
some time. II was looked rpm as likely
to settle the question of the ascendency
Of The Know Nothing party over Wings,
Democrats and all o,ner parties. It was
q test, too Of the nationality of the party
for II The South took it up, it become a
national, as distinguished from sectional
organization. The success OF the new
new order in Virginia would have given it
a prestige that would tell both al the Sou'h
and IN the North. and perhaps have con-
trolled the next Presidential election. |
presume II is we'll understood that the Dem
ocratic ticket for Governor and for Congress
has prevailed by a decided m siorty. Mr.
Wise authorized his friends to state his
majority was according 10 the returns and
lar estimates. about ten thousand. The
Virginia Democracy stands unshaken
Virginia is the only State 10 the Union
that has any decided political character.
All the others have been the subject Of
frequent political changes. Virginia has
stood firmly and steady on the Democrs-
TIC eide from the period Of the poll ical re-
voluuon in 1901 till this hoar. Il was
one of the dtcta of John Randolph tn Il
none OF the Eastern Sta 6 d an, lpol,ic Al
character except Connecticut. But thai
State, very soon after that remark was
made, turned a somersei and cast off her
federalism and her steadiness TO re,b,r aud
has been shifting ever since AS to all
the other Northern States, they are by
iurns subject 10 Whiggely, Democracy.
ANTI Masonry, Native Americanism Free
soiiism, Abollt'onism, Rum and No Rum
parties, aud Know Nothlngsm.
AL the late election in Virginia il will
prove that the Wings did NJ, unite cordial.
= and unltedly with The Know No.hincs.
Many Of t.em held back from The polls.
and many voted for Mr.. Wise. Whether
his election is due 10 their detection is v.t
70 be aseertalned.
me reelection Of Judge Bayly will be
gr'1t'iea'lon 10 the whole country. Ii
Is nof e Dc doubted that the counry IS, in
oAsi@erabl- lesree. indebted u lis dis
ei2el atm wise course. as the cbnirman oil
III oiAnl lee q foreign relations lor ,he
present I sor be con suct Of orr relations
Vt foreign powers.
= = A alber = eligfaiulai,n that the
sdssn ec egatlpp. wbich wss seeu. d
- Ions3~sA sAAAaai III Ability and W. (alux.,
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A Court without a Record.

MEssRs. EDITORS: AT this time, when
your readers are taking so much about
County affairs and our County Judge, il
may not be improper to inform them how
business is transacted by his honor Judge
Johnston.
All Of your readers who know any thing
OF the duties Of the County Judge, rcmem
Der that he is required, by section Io6 OF
the Code 10 keep the following Record
Books, 10 wit
ist A minute book in which sh.ll
be recorded all orders and decisions made
by him except those eating to roads and
probate affairs.
I'd. A book for the entry OF all pro-
ceedings relating TO roads
Sd. Separate books for the probate
bush
Now it is true his honor keeps" books
of the above description, but he has quit
using them
The last entry in the first Of the above
named books was made February 4th
1884; the list entry in the second April
l4ih, 1852 and the last entry in the third
Of the above described books probate
Records was made on the Sd day of Sep
tember.
What would your readers think il TIE
records of The District Court had not been
made up since 1852 ?
The business of the Probate Cour. is
just as important, requires the application
OF the same principles of law 10 its pro-
ceedmgs, and involve. in real estate as
great and valuable interests as the District
Court. suggest 10 all persons who have
interests affected By the proceedings of
this Court, to inquire of their Attorneys
what effect the negligence of tie Judge
may have upon their rights. wish here
to exculpatc the Clerk of the Court from
all blame in the matter He s'known to
be industrious and attentive to business
ani always ready and willing to do his
duty. More than one D.stric, Ju lge has
prorouhced him the best clerk in Iowa.
l..
P. $. VIII the Morning Glory and
Plalndealer please copy for the information
OF the people
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for the whole work about eight per cent.
below the Engineers estimate. The work
to be completed by the first day of July.
1856.
The successful bidders were:
Messrs. Sims, Buffalo. New York.
7. Lyon s. Co, st. Francis
vile, Missouri.
Messrs. Sackett s. Co, Nj. Clemens.
Michigan.
Messrs. Russell, Bouney & Co, Keo-
sauqua, Iowa.
Messis. Ennis s. Co.. Lyons, N Y.
I" Tobe d. Co.,, Utica. NY.
Mclean, Boughs & Co, Cana
da West.
Messrs. Simpson & Co, Herkimer.
n. Y.
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Calamity in IOWA citvy

BUILDING rALLES-oNE MAN KILLED
AND THREE DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED
REPORTER PRINTING OFFICE pEMoL
YSHEp
By passenger in the stage, who left
Iowa City yesterday at 10 o'clock, we
learn that yesterday morning, al 7 o'clock
q large stone building, next door west of
the Park House, and belonging 10 Mr.
John Clark. feli-one of the side walls
giving way and falling inwardly, buryin.
under the ruins four carpenters and pas-
tere's, at work in the frs, story.
The second story had been fnis he'd and
was occupied by the . Reporter printing
oiilce. Some of the printers were in the
once al the time. but hearing the noise Of
the wall giving way. succeeded in m king
their escape by the back door, and had
but Just got out when the crash came.
After the falling, the building took fire.
The cries of the W ounded could be heard
but iaintly, and sounding as if at erea,
distance. The PEOPLE commenced as soon
as practicable, with great rapidly. to ex-
tngulsh the flames, and recover the un-
fortunate sufferers. They soon put out
the fire, and then rapidly removed The
rubbish. until they extrica;cd the four ua-
iorunates. Upon one the printing press
had fallen, and he was dead The other
three were terribly cut up, and cur in.
iormant was told by an attending physi-
clan, that they could none Of them live
lhe cause OF the catastrophe was eel
lar. newly dug near the western side Of
the building. and the heavy rains OF
Wednesday night undermined the under.
pinning.
Mr.. w. G. Hickman, of this city. had
rented The first story for book store, and
intended 10 occupy II as soon as finished
- Huscafine Jonrnoi.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
ETA
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

THE Western Stage Company resps ctfully an.
nonnce TO the pubic that their Coaches
leave keoknk Daily, (Snnday excepted f,r
Fairfield. Oskaloosa, Fort Des Moines and Conn
cll Bluffs, passing through Boston, Charleston.
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland.
Agency City, Ouumwa, Eddyviile, Oskaloosa.
Pelia,-M nroe, Apple Grove, to Fl Des Mon es
From O>ka'oosa (iFi-weekl,l to Council Bluffs.
via BeIlefon.ain, Knoxville, Pi-asantvii.. Ind,-
anola. St Charles, Winier.ett, Indiautown, S,l
yer Creek, TO Council Bluff.
Also from Ot'uinwa via Bakesburg. Abba,
Lagr ranSe. to Charlton. ri weekly.
Also from keoknk. Daily, via Warren, Far
mingfon, BonaTarte, Benionsport, k-osauqua,
P.ttsburg, Troy to Bloomfield
Every attention will be paid for tha comfort
aud oonvenieYe OF passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above places
at 7 O'clock, A. NJ.
u ohiee,s, Main Street, second door above
the Laclede House
J. HAMILTON, Agent.
June {. 1855.
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BURNING or Tnr krr stone STATE
The steamer Key Stone State WAS destroy
cd by fire v hle lying ut the Florence
landing. Illinois river. Thursday night.
A lady passenger, the wife Of Dr. Given,
OF Belleyille the chambermli1, The etew-
ard and second steward, and one fireman
perishcd in the flames, or in the river
while Attempting 10 escape the fame.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

in the last Congress, will give us the
benefit OF their experience in the next
Congress.
The next political movement of general
interest will be the meeting of the National
Council of the Know Nothlngs in Phila
delphia. They will frame or attempt to
frame, as is supposed. political platform
on "a national basis. ION.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

CHICAGO Am nURLrNG TON
CHICAGO AM BURLINGTON
HH = %
RAIL ROAD LlNE!'!
(Peora & Oquawks, Central Military
Trac, d Chicago. Burlington
a. Quincy Rutlraods \

(Peor'a & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract d Chicago. Burlington
d Quincy Railroads.,
$ now completed, and Trains run the en,i, 9
L distance from CHICAGO TO BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
The most direct route to Chicago, New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and oil o her points East,
2 Duty Trans iecrl Burlington Sun
days crcepted.
|. Day E1rREss,-THRouGH 7. 80, A. n.
Arriving al Chicago the same evening. passing
through Nonmt nth, Galesburg, Princeton, and
eonheclig at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road, to LaSale, Bloomington, Sp, lngfieid
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Caleua and Dnnleiih
1.---ExrREs. THRouGH. I. 80, Pm
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road al
Mendoza Tor 81. LOUIS and Cairo direct
Trans on the above Roads run in close con :
necion, avoiding all laying over at any of the
points.
This Road connects at Chicago with :he Mich
igan Central and Michigan Southern Rosd.. and
with all the koais leading To the Atlantic Cities
OHIO, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leavng Burlington at I. 80. p. n.
reich GaIeDa ard Dunlei'h ia q bou >, and 81
Louis IN 20 hour.
BY Tins route passengers will Zach the interior
~ e'oHs oi OliiS IN less ttDe, anu
WIN fewer charges, than by any other route,
connecting, via Michigan Central at Michigan
CITY with the New Albany and Salem Road,
The ace TO all points south and sou'hesss
Ha-gags checked direct through TO Chicago,
and no ciarge for handling a, any point.
Throug Tirkets by thi. Route can be pur
chased al the Rail Road Office IN Burlington.
c. g. HAMMOND. Superintendent,
d. REHIcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
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cagu.
Chicago, Nay Isl, 1853. dAv
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New York ItAms

New YoRK, Friday, June - The
Northern Star from Havre on the 18th
Of May, arrived here early lhis A. NJ.
WI dates to the same as those by the
faeihc, 100 passengers and $50 tons OF
freight.
The 81 l. yuls arrived at IIavre on the
18th A. NJ in damaged condition. having
run agalns, an iceberg on the eastern end
OF the Grand Banks. Her bows were bad.
ly stove IN, but she was able to complete
her passage with safety, as the injuries
were chiefly above the water line. The
bark Release and Propeller Artic droped
down the bay yesterday and anchored at
quarantine, preparatory 10 proceeding TO
sea on their Artic Expedition
The Democratn celebration OF the
victory in Virginia at Tammany Hall last
night inside and out, was a very enthus:.
astic affair. PriI cipal speakers We Q
John Cochran Judge Morten and others.
Resolutions OF congratulatory charac-
ter. aud denunciatory Of the X. Ms were
adopted. A salute OF 200 guns were fired.
Another of those spasmodic efforts for
securing the erection OF monument in
Fort Green" Brooklyn, to the martyrs
OF the prison ships, took place last night
under the auspices o. infuen ial citizens.
Including the Mayor
Boston Items
Bosros, Friday June In Worces.
ter, at late hour last night, fire broke
out IN the seam mill OF VIM. Dickinson,
and spread with great rapidlty, destroying
Su'tcn's Grislmil, Wade, Chapin d. Cos.
extensive Malleable Iron works, Goudlrp
Gregory d Co.'S Planning and Saw mill.
The sash and blind manuiac,ory on Man.
chester street, together with two dwellings
and several outhouses. Loss no, ascer-
tanned.
The railroad bridge over Stony Brook
River, Lowell. was burned down vester-
day p. NJ.
Large fires are raging in the woods in
New Hampshire. On Sunday about 5000
acres pine timter land in Leaveritt and
Shutesbury were burned over.
Orders from Washington deputinp
Thursday, June 9th, for launching the
new steam frigate Merrm,c, at the Char
lesion Navy Yard. Great prfpirations
are being made at the navy yard to eele
brate the event.
Jas Hawkins, tried before the upreme
Court for the murder of A. T. Ieiz, was
Today found gu ty Of IN; u slau. her, and
sentenced TO tie State Prison for ten years
The less by the fire at Wor. ester last
night is estimated at Sl6o 900, for which
about one half was insured.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
Pure Congress Water

HhoN The Saratoga Springs Tor sale by the
l. dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore aud Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Maghesia, or purgative Mineral Water, one Of
he most pleasant and eiieciull Cathaltcs
known.
Call at Moore Il Hoopel's new Drug Store On
Nam between I'd and 80 Sire Is, no tn side.
keokuk, Iowa.
June 5lh, lS5h.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
FLGuR. FLOUR !.

'THE Undersigned wishes 10 Inform the cti-
i zens Of Keokuk and vicinity, that he has for
sale prime article Of FLouR, made OF pure Fall
" heat. Every barrel warranted TO give ssfis-
faction or the money refunded. Those wishii o
the advantage of the late decline in Flour vii
do well 10 cell at the Cry Mus
Flour delivered in asy part OF the city free Of
charge. WI ArSTIN.
June / 1855 G3m
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

STAR INsU RANCE COMpAN
OF 0gdensburg, New York
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mercantile, Fire r Marine Insurance Company.
OF Covington, KY
MERGHANTS FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHlLADELPHIA.
THE above are all sound and reliable Gonna
MES, and take risks al lowest rates thai locs-
tlon will justify.
WM. w BELKNAp, Agent.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
June 4, 1855 dim
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

The DIFFERENCE In the southeastern
part OF Iowa, land on the Iowa side of the
De Molne river brings, say ten dollars per
acre, while land equally good in quality.
on the Missouri side, brings. say FIVE and
three. or in abou. that proportion, Such
is the effect Of the different institutions o.,
the two States.--Otunua Courier.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
E1- The Bula'o Demo vacy says "Ihe

EH The BuAa.o Demo rdry SAYS 81 he
public have a funny notion about printers.
They think il costs nothing to puff, alvcr-
tIse, dc And as one and another will
sponge an ezra PAPER, puff or some.
benevolent a 'yer'ssemenr, they forget that
high price is paid for every type set
They forget that this is the business that
makes ninetenths If these immense fort
nnes. They forget that ii takes money 10
pay composioss, 10 buy ink, type aud
paper. And lastly they forget to thank
yon for working for nohing by gratuit-
oasly putting their business
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

AC- The Washington Star says Col.
Kinney has wife living IN Texas. An |
that he s'ory Of his mar ,ipg a Filth
Avenue lclls Is therefore, pf,bably tick
= thr Aew lo / s. hemers 10 keep MIN
L1t re lhs count'y till thy Gu nee. mp sh
<ahcir en,ts VI aka.>n.- 2 -
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Isaiah Gordon,

GUARDIAN y of David Gordon, minor child of
~ Peter Gordon private in the Revolutionary
War, Will hear of some ehng to the advantage
oi sand David Gordon BY calling on
WM ". BELKNAP
Corner Main and Second Street..
June 4 1850 DIT
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

- At smLDoH's HAT xHPoRIUr
VINIlE largest and best stock Of Hsf,. Gan. ..a
i Straw Goods ever brought INTO m. Ss... .f
Iowa ANY one 10 wan of 4 n.ce Hal. c.n
Umbrella, Carpet Big. Can-s, ke., viii s,-s,.
Ind complete stock at the New York H.f r.
porium, ~. Main street.
Can and ieok At the new summer ssyie Of H..,
winch is oeAu'tn': DO mol forge, tbs place, Al
SHELDON'S, 81. Msis street
mayol
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

In keosauqne, on the 9th inst, Of Consump-
ton, Lucy L wife Of Duron Whilt!esey, aged
35 years.
On The Goth INST, al ihe residence of his father,
A. ID. Whppie, one mile south OF Ottumwa Or
ison Wbipple, in the 18th year Of his age
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
INDIANA, ONO ANpKENlucky

4 Ill knds of deprecated Indiana, Ohio and
- Kentucky Bank Notes wanied a, best rates
by A. l.. DEMiNG 4 co
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange. Main ST,
June 1, 1855. lwd
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Sack Salt.
WILLIAM w. RELKNAp.

1 O r \ K Y A T l. A w,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE AGENT.
HAVING ret siyed rev Commi sion from the
Governor, IS prepared to take sckno W edge
nents and dcpositons as usual
All business requiring tbs services OF No.a-
ry Public attended TO promptly
Fire, Inland and Life Insurance Policies in
SUBSTANTIAL companies issued at lowest rates
Pensions nnd Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled 10 them, and Land Warrants
bought aud soIdY
1Tr Office corner Main and Second Streets,
up staifs.
June z, 1888. d MI ion
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

Minsrnl Water. Mineral Wat9r nfinerul
Water.
nj OORE & HOOPER having procured from
IL Phlade phia the most approved app u
Tor manufacturing this delightful beverage :
yite the calls of the citizens of keokuk 10 Their
bright. sparkling and refreshing drink Try it
June 3, 1888
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

NONS / AN IL Y on
~ hand al the Brick
Steam Facio' Y. near
Main. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets,
ke ,k uk, Iowa
nndow Blinds, bet-
fr, and other articles
as goo. as any that
can be made BY ha' d,
suppln d 10 order.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
nay23
A CARD.
MESSKs. PApMELE CAMPBELL

A CARD.
MEsSKs. PApMELE L CAMPBELL
- ESPECTFULLY announce TO the cit q
IL izess ot keokuk and vicinity that "a
they intend as soon a room can / e OBJ 49,
'ainrd m the new block new being huilt by d
W. kdbourpe1 70 open TO the public = new
aud VIII selected stock Of fine Watches aud
jew'lry, Silver and Plated Ware. Also . vatie
" OF Fine Cutlery, Musical instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &c, &C., in fact every thing
pvrfaiting to our line Of business.
For the presen ut We may be found in Graham's
block. on Second Street, three doors south of
Parsons Banking House, where portion OF our
stock Is exhibited.
We are NOW prepared to do oil kinds OF work
in our line.
NT Fine Watches and Jewelry Of all kind.
repaired and warranted by competent workmen.
PARM ELE. A. CAMPBELL.
May 30, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

iafhcuiar sizes OF Doors and Blinds, sup
piieo 10 order on short notice, AMI Sashes ready
glazed always on hand at liberal discount 10
dealers H. COPS0N
June ., IS 5.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

fNHE subscriber Offers for sale Lots one l9
/ two ~, three (3). four (4), five (5), am
six ~, IN block ~. IN tie clly Of keokuk
Terms cash. II. Ii. AYRES
April 20, iro5. dif
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W. J. JEWELL. W NJ norRy
JEWELL h DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
zIers and Gilders.

Shop on The corner Of Second d johnson
Streets, opposite the 81. Charles.
WOULD respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens of keokuk. that they have formed
copartnership, May ot. 1880 Tor the purpose
q carrying on the above business in all lis
branches. They are ready at oil times to un-
dt.take work in their line, which they pledge
themselves shall be executed with punci ,ali'y
and III style equal to the best, and on as rea-
so, rbie erms as any others in the city.
N. h. Particular rt,eniion raid 10 pAvEH
HANGING, which they will do with nea ness and
dispatch also old sash r,gla1e,,
May o7, 1880 j3m.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
Carriage Manufactory,
BEN. F. U0DNN

n As Ins' received one Of the largest and b.,,
- selected stocks Of Cloth, Cs..ime,., .nd
nes ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa.
in the latest style '"u
Also good assortment nf Gent. Furn,,h,,~
Ieoas, such ss Shirts, Collars, II uidk-rcb,.f.'
Cravais. Hose, &c
10 no, iorge' The place, No. S, Sd Street. ~
tween Main 4 johnson.
May rs, 1854.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
To Inyalids.

TH Use who have been under treatment, Of Dr.
i Fitch OF New York, for Diseases OF the
Lungs, are notified that they can obtain all the
medicine, prescribed by him, al the Drug Store
of Mckenuy & Runner, as they have taken spe-
cal pains 10 obtain them.
June s. 1853.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

Inc Nosderful Advesiurn sf (sptaia Prist |.
a TALE OF but few incidents, and no p,,, i.
"A particular.
ny the author ofa Stray Yankee in T.xa.
GRAHAM 4 CAVE.
Main Street
"A BY M. HAr;snd.
GRAHAM L CAVE.
Main Street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

(NuLTS REyOLyERS-A small lot lust re-
~ ceised and tcr sale nv
BALDWIN. EVANS & Co
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

CONTESTED ELECTION &C. J. McFar-
land has given due notice tha, he intends
to contest the election OF w. w. William
son, to the office Of Judge of The Fifth
District.
The certificate OF election has not been
issued as yet, and of course the question
will be reached in the usual course provi-
dcd by lazy for the trial Of a contested
election.
II is claimed that some thirty votes in
Marion county were not returned 10 the
Secretary Of State, and that these votes
would change the result and give McFar
land the Judgesl.ip.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
u EEsE.

TWENTY-FIVE boxes w. r., English Dairy
and Pine Apple Cheese, by
WM. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 9, 1857.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
LATEST STYLkS
OF Bools and shoes.

A Ii persons des,riag the L,test Fashions Tor
q to see what they are, would do we'll to call
at Dukes Boot and Shoe Emporium" whore
he is anxious 10 show his new and splendid stock !,
which is always kept full and complete frsm his
own Danufactory, th- most extensive in the city.
thus enabling him to 6l orders more promptly
than any o'her house.
He has the greatest assortment and best quail
~ OF material that to efound in any one house
west OF the Mississippi for the manufacture OF
work to order.
His Lasts all made TO order, and he war
rants III, and all his work superior to any thinr
Nav Is, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
LIVERY STABLE, N

Tn johnson NTeet, 6tfreen Ist aud Cd
BY WILLIAM n. CLEGHOSN.
THIS establishment is large, conmodiouS
l. well arranged and amply provided with good
horses well irained for harness, rs well as with
Carriages, Bnggies and Hacks. open and close
covered and hall covered, oil every description.
adapted to convenience or luxury.
harses and Carriages Of residents of the city
rvisltors from abroad kept on moderate terms,
and carefully attended TO by men Thoroughly
skilled in the business.
Horses bought and sold on con mission aud an
my own account at all times.
May %, 1855. dig.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
One More.

THE undersigned hsveing permsptly located in
heok''k, has opened Tailor shop on John
son suee'. one door West the Pos, Once, same
side, and hopes BY pnnciuaity snd = .,r,c, ~.
tention TO business TO merit a share RI r,hI;.
patronage. Beng stranger respectfully
solicit trial, and all work entrusted 10 nv care
shall be done III workmaniks manner and 81.
hi'' guaranteed. 'Siudy TO pl~sseu shsit be nv
motto. W'ih those who sesire II I will cheer
Iniiy 60 10 the store and assist them in selecting
their goods.
T KELLY
keoknk, May %. 1855 lmd4w
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05

GRIND SIuNES--A small lo Of the Nott
u seoTi~ just received ard 10, sale by
RALDh IN, EVANS e. co.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
REFRIGERATORs I

" ILL Be received ibis week, directly frer~
me manufacturers, 10 dozen OF the ne~
style OF Marsh's Pa'en, Kefrixera,or.. which
"'i' oe soid low TO cl.se Consignment. They
are exactly what every family needs.
. T. j. / J. II. RICF.