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Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

COOP PUN-Somsbody asked Baron s
kolhschfld 10 take venison. mo- said
the Baron, i never ca, v~enison; don,
thlnS ne 80 coot 40 mutton ooh,
said The Baron's friend. Il wonder 4,
your saying so;'if mutton is better than
vsaison, Why does s~enison cos, 90 much
more9 Il will: tell. you WIN this
world The people always prefer watts
deer to what is sh,ep.' a,
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

wThe Albany Register says. the
Census returns have been 80 far CON-
piled as TO give the entire population OF
the State of New York, which lie 1896,
llS. The population of ,he Indian res
ervs,ions will add abou. 5000. II The
census Of 1850. Tho Stale had 2,095,
304. The population Of the city oil
New York 10 629,6 $40. y
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

ET d~isconsplaie widow arrived al
Chicago one day last week with the
dead body Of her husband which she
was taking east. Having formed an ac-
~quaintance in the cara with an agreeable
young man, who succeeded in persua-
ding her that alive man was better than
a dead one, she left TIE dead BODY a,
the depot and eloped with her new &C.
q%uaintance.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

- A,,lhs ueba.iag seeie,y iha other
day he suhjeet was, which, - tas mos!
.beasHtDt ptaduc ion, a CIR, or q sifaw
besrs3 Alter caaiinunig tho argument
fsritwo n.gtds, she mestlng .finalty ad.
Jplraea, aAthoai ean,ag To u conclusion
Old usysnhefs go,ng Tor the straw
rlfuss and tie younger ones for ihs
g'iis.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

ia kiasdest /. oung e%nu,L~man az a
.dignss party put ashs. totiow my. conun-
lrnn:--s0iIs are ;mss, whn tat ,urkies
ypaty.si Mo- fe9is. The mJdeG
.ah' esu si~~i sad Would 'hase backed ou.
.Ldtthe. iadieafysN eSt oni'tst iinai. gave
.5e sesnf. ...Bseaase tie : arr fond. oi
lie efsass1
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

DARING HIoHwAY RoBBsRY.-We
ear from shs Burlington Hawkeyc Of
Wednesday, that a gen.!eusn BY the
name Of FOSTER Of Monmouth, was
Knocked down and robbed OF 500 in
gold on the river bank opposite Bur!ing.
tDne 81 usaF &A 100 s
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

70 SHAKE OFF TRoU8LE.-Se, about
doing good for SOMEBODY; put on your
ha'. aud visit the poor; inquire iu,o their
wants and administer unto ths N: seek
out the desoIsss and oppressed. and tell
ihsm Of the consultations of religion. I,
have tried this. and found il the destined.
iciDe Tor a heavy heart.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
ID. +. Gaylord
A N e X,
OTTUMWA, IOWA,

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
e WILL attend to making sale Of personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
Tor a reasonable compensation, He may be
found in 0itumwa, unless absent on business.
May 10th, 1851. eFYaY.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

u A bachelor advertised Cor help
mate mi who would be a companion
for his heart, bis hand and his lot A
fair one replying. asked very earnes,ly,
How big 10 ayous lott SIC - sffu so
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

Ls iine penaie ai Fairfield are passing
around u subscription papsr. tor the pur-
pose OF securing tho lccs,,en OF The Deal
ard Dumb Asy i'm =. shai place.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
j. w. Norris,
4ITORNEY ar LHW,

OTTUAwA, WApELLo Co.. Iowa.
WILL practice in Wapello county, and.at-
wv tend to any professional business, agen-
cies, collections, e~nterins lands, paying taxes,
&C., entrusted 10 him in adjoining counties in
southern Iowa. AfaI - II z nsggG
Oct. 18th, 1855 35-fxiA3 . cTEa
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
N. WACMTLER,iR
oct Z O. Q r..

Main 81, bel0D S~PaNldtng's Shop, -
OTTUMWA, IOWA. ~ yeg
~THE proprietor keeps constantly on
hands a good assortment of Leathers, and is al
ways ready to accommodate customers with
good work in his line o. business.
November 9th, 1854. vi sAA &A $3.50
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

BIOGRAPHIES, Histories, Psetical works,
u and aalaTge ~assortmentsOf Miscellaneous
rorksjust received by W. .SOkR. z
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

}. J. Dcvin,.

j. s y. Dcvin,
81 ATT0RN Y S AT LAW,
oTTUMwA, IOWA.
CT WILL practice in the Courts Of Wap-
clio, Jefferson, Van Buren,, Davis, Appanoose,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of q long residence in
the valley they win give, particular attention to
Securing and collecting claims, sale Of War
rants, Entries Of laL / on time, buying and sell
ing Neal Estate, Settlement of Titles, payment
OF Taxes, sc. February 10th 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

tS~The man who was 'oent on mat
rimony' has s,rsigh.ened up.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
n. B. $3.50 N
Millinery & Misunderstanding.
~~~~~~y~ q
Mrs. & Miss Reynolds

WOULD inform the ladies Of Ottum-
wa and vicinity, that they work Attn Mlliner
and Matchmaking business. All work will
be done in the latest aud neatest style.
~ Residence l door above the old Court
House. Nov. %, l854.--6m
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
JOSEPH F.6MITA,
ATTORNEY ar LAT M
Real EstatG.AScnt,

AEOoAUVUA,IOWA a.
EaV LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.-
COLLECTIONS in all parts Of southern Iowa
promptly attended to. ggiS-yy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

CoFreE.--The St. Louis Republican
says: While the price OF this article is
ruling high. with fair prospect of great.
er advance, any reliable. statement in rela-
ton to the causes operating on the MR.
ket. cannot but prove interesting to the
trade as well as to the public. We have
been furnished with 6 letter from which
we make The following extract
The crop of Brazil cotfs c is very short.
My adNices say not exceeding 900 900
bags, or one.hird of last years crop. -
III is short crop follows, you will rccolect,
but one good crop, and not three, as was
The case in 1858; and although last year $
crop was very large, ESTIMATED at 2 900,
900 bags Jet it has nearly all been
shipped away, the shipments between lst
July, 1854, to lst June, 1855, being
2,l50, 600 bags. In 1853 50, notwlt.
standing they had three good crops 10
draw upon for old coffee, to supply the
deficiency IN the crop, they could only
force their shipment up 10 $50, 900 bags.
For the current crop year, LIST July, 1858,
10 30th June, 1856. do not think it can
reach anything like this quantity for the
reasons stated, and consequently look
for very high prices for coffee. at some
period of the season. In Brazil prices
viii go very high, AMI that must force up
nigh prices here"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

Fowl MURDER IN ArcnIsoS Co., Mo
BY A WoMAS,--On Friday week most
atroclous murder was committed ID ohm
Cisena was killed by his wife. The rar
ties were residing some or 10 miles from
Linden il appears that the murderer was
second or third wife, and some disagree
ment bad occurred in regard to the child
rem, the murdered man had just returned
home with barrel of whisky, somewha a,
mt xlca'ed and had apparently lain down
upon the floor, covered with blanket
and gone to sleep whilst his 6endsh wife
took an axe and struck him several blow
on the head, killing him instantly. at lelst
ne was found in this position by the nelg' .
bors, and these are supp sed TO be the
facts the nan, however. states that
she killed him in self defence, but this 10
lot believed.
Between the two Il ey had SIX children
all of whom but one had previously been
sent away TO Play.
Every circumstance connected with this
affair, goes 10 prove that it was foul and
cold -blooded murder, whilst The victim
was under the influence of whisky -
Council Bluffs Bnele.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

"AHERIcANs TO Rule AMEncA. lit
would seem, notwithstanding the hubbub
which is now kicked up over this motto of
the American party, that there is nothing
new in it at all. Our fathers who framed
the CONSTITUTE N of the United States long
before Know Nothinslsm had local hab
itation or name, made it constitutional
provisi that American native Ameri-
cans and none other should rule America
They put ii in black AMI white and in in
deiible characters, that mo person except
4 natural born citizen shall be eligible 10
the Office of President and the people
adopted that constitution and thereby esiab.
iished the principle on the solid foundation
OF the Constitution and the Union that none
but an American shall rule America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

.EF The Locofoco Hardshel Conven.
ton held at Syracuse adopted the follow
ing ticket for candidates for the various
Offices to be filled at the approaching
clectaon y the State OF New York
Secretary of State, Aaron Ward
Controller. S. B. Mitchell.
Treasurer, J. NJ Lyon.
Canal Commissioner, + Folleti
State Prison Inspector, Darius CLARK.
Attorney General, Josiah Sutherland.
State Engineer, George Cole.
Judges, long term, L. Sheldon short
term, John Willard
The Convention was quite uproarious
and quarreisome, but finally agreed upo;
resolutions IN favor OF Nebraska and
Whlskey and smothered an anti Pierce
resolution in grand melee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

POPULATION OF New YORK By a CEN
sus of New York city. just completed, il
is ascertalned that the population numbers
b24,0 inhabitants. This is exclusive OF
Brooklyn, Jersey City and other suburban
towns, the population of which are practi
caily portion of New York City, and il
added TO the enumeration OF the city pror
er would increase the number 10 very near
million.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

INDIANA BANKING Indiana banking i
: dehgnuul pursuit An Indiana paper.
the Madison Couritr, thus describes one
OF It's interesting features: 1.-The stockbo'd
crs Of the new Indiana State Bank with
sraaches ere the only legitimate Know
Notn,ngs IN this State. No one unac.
4.aatsd with the pass word and er:ps Of
ine nsw bank order can obtain dollar Of
- steek. We learn that the initiated ar =
showed 70 deposit any arliele-eld silver.
ssass, Or even old clothes as basis for the
issue o. bank notes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
6uResRy.--An operation for strabismus

SURasRY.-An operation for strabismus
was performed a few days since on
young man named Arius Townsend
BY Dr.-J. N Sherman. which, We are in
Termed, was very skillfully done, and we
know. from having seen the young man
was entirely successful. DR.. Sherman
was also equslly- successful, short time
nee. in operating upon gentleman from
Hannibal, whose difficulty was divergen,
squins. and who had previously been OPP
Grated upon, as he says, y two other sur
geons OF high reputation, Wi bout reliev-
ing the difficulty. The case Of Townsend
70 the l9th of a similar kind in the Doc
tors experience. He has settled in this
c'ty and can be found at Reynolds Drug
Store in Mechanics Block.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

hEMEapRAscE.-A certain person had
Trend mlscr. One day lie said, Il
am gong lonrney-give me your ring,
then shall always have YOU near me, for
whenever ! look upon it you will come 10
my remembrance. The miser answered
II you wish to keep me in remembrance,
as often as you look upon your naked fin.
ger. remember that you asked friend for
aring, and he refused 10 give it to YOU J,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

THAT WILL BE FEATHER IN HIS
CAR. Among the ancient warriors i, was
customary TO honor such Of their follow ers
as distinguished themselves in battles by
presenting them with feather for their
caps, which, when not in rmor. was the
covering OF their heads. From this Gus
tom arose the saying. when person has
effected merit. rious action: THAT will
be feather in his cap Notes and
Queries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

IL d. HuSr, dsaler in Boston Pianos, Molodeons.
Organs, and Musical Instruments of all kinds. has
fine stock of these articles hand and for sale i,
the room over u. F. Moody's shoe store orr Main
Street
Mr. Hunt desires to close out his entire stock apf
therefore will sell Mt lower rates than ever before Of
fered
Persons desiring TO purchase can cxaminc and Test
the articles for themselves and the proprietor guar
antses them BARGAIN and warrants tisfaction
August -, 1S55.-~I0d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

IL The path of rectitnde i, TO b, vaca-
ted by act of the Legislature as it has
fallen entirely into disusc on account of a
multiplicity of more pleasant, easy and
popular rays being discovered BY the in
genuity of the times. Some shrewd spec
ulator will doubtless mnke good thing Of
It by moving the grass with which i, is
overgrown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
Table Cutlery

Table Gallery.
lust received by steamer Gossamer a large as
d sortnent Of English Table Cutlery which we
sffer at reduced prices.
BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
March i3, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
An WING WING

4 the Boot and shoe Emporium, No. g. Main
: a Street large stock Of Boots and Shoes bought
81 the manufacturers in the east expressly for thu
retail trade Having had seven yesrs experience in
the business IN keoknk. feel confident that The
goods will b. found superior in style and quality to
any stock in this market, and when all have arrived
will surpass all competition in extent II variety.
Come and see---Sn HARM 10 LOOK AT, TROUBLE
~ snow GOODS. = A. DUKE.
AncnHt 20. lASh.-dif
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Council Proceedings.
CouNcIL Room

Aug. 28 h, 1885
Council met pursuant TO adjournment
Present THE Mayor, and Aldermen
Mckee, ilaines, Patterson, Timberman,
Newton
Minutes Of last meeting read and up
proved.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Geo. Thompson, hauling lumber, b2,63
L. Dellny, depositIng earth, 3,53
4 petition was received from the Ex
ecutlse Committee of the "keokuk, Mt.
! Pleasant and Musca inc Railroad asking
the Council ''to submit to vote of the
"cItizens the proposition o corporate
subscription 10 the capital stock or a
"loan of he credit of the city TO the Com
'pany Of the sum of one hundred thou
sand dollars IN 7 per cent bonds and
running 90 years" Whereupon it was
Resolved, That the Mayor be author
+ lzed TO take the necessary steps to have a
vote taken whether or not the City Coun-
ell shall loan tc the keokuk, Mount Pleas
ant and Muscatine Rail Road Company
the credit of the city to an amount not ex
ceeding one hundred thous nd do lars for
the term OF twenty years at seven per
cent. per annum, interest payable semi
annually, and both principal and interest
payable in New York.
! Estimate No. 2 on public cisterns was
received from the Engineer. and John
/ Main, contractor, was allowed 1924 81.
Estimate No. 2 on Exchange street was
received from the Engineer and it was
i Reso we'd, That H. Taylor be allowed
1868, 49 on contract for work on Ex-
change street.
Resolved. That The judiciary Commit
tee report at next meeting OF the Council
such amendments TO Ordinance Nc. l6,
Concerning license as they in their judg
ment may deem expedient.
Resolved, That the Mayor be and is
hereby llhorized to purchase from Mm.
Rees 500 copies Of "Rees' Description oil
keoluk' at s cents per copy.
map was received from the Engineer
in answer TO resolution passed at the
last meeting Of tie Council, 10 relation to
| certain streets, Bnd it was
RESOLVED, That the map presented BY
the Engineer be referred to the committee
to whom was referred the subject of the
grade of Third str ct and that said com
mitee make definite report in relation 10
said matter by the next meeting Of the
Council.
Resolved, That in The event Of the
adoption by the ci,izens of the proposition
to loan to he K. Mt P. & vi II. X.
| 100000 of its bonds, that said bonds
shall be issued only upon proper and suit
able security for the payment of principal
and interest be given by said Railroad
Company to save the CITY from all loss and
damage BY the issue of said bonds.
Resoived, That a committee Of three
citizens be appointed by the Mayor for the
purpose Of ascertaining upon what terms
the right Of way across certain blocks in
til, u per part Of the city where change
OF streets is contemplated can be OBJ aimed;
and to consider the best mode Of accom-
plishing that object, and 10 confer in re-
gard thereto with the committee of the
Council 10 which is referred the subject of
the grade Of Third street.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Lowe, Cur.
It's, and Sample.
Council adjourned to meet on Tuesday
September 18th, at 8 o'clock A. M.
VIM BELKNAP,
Acting Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

The PREslpEscY.-Th Locofoco pa
pers Of Oregon have hoisled the name OF
Sen. Joe Lane as a candid tie for the Pres
idency. Delazon Smith, we perceive from
q communication of his in the Democratic
Onion at Keesauqua, has been reelected
to the Legislature, and aspires 10 DE Chief
Trumpet blower and Fugler- general for
this trumpery hero. who is supported for
the Presidential chair, on tic ground that
he didn't faint in he Mexican war.
What an inconsistent set of politicians
nee the Democratic leaders,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
L.. W. BUELL..

DAG ERREAN ARTIST,
4: +: !: !:
faeturers large va
riety Of Pspier Machie. kossnth and Landscape
Eases Of all sizes and styles, which will be soid
cheaper than before offered in this mari he,
either TO Artists or filled With life like miniature.
Call and sc them ST the Sky Light Rooms, &c
Main Street
August I6, 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

Bsas~ In one of the villages in the south
ern part Of the State, a merchant had got
painted on The fences over the village
Go 10 Marhham's 10 trade
a keen, quick wtted rival followed
around after him, and painted right under
the ine--"y you rant 10 be skinned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

1TThc editor of the Morning Glory in
yesterdays issue of his paper calls the
New School Presbyterian "our Church. :"
A member of the congregation Of that
Church, feeling sensitive as to its reputa
ton, requests us TO say that the editor of
the Glory is not member Of the New
School Presbyterian Church in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

Sidney Smith tells some curious an.
ecdot' about Lord Dudley, whose absence
of mind afforded so much amusement 10
his friends: Lord Dudley was one of the
"most absent men, l think, ever met in
society One day he met me in The street
and invited me 10 meet myself. Dine
:" with me to-day; dine with me to-day,
:" and will ge, Sidney Smith to meet you.
Il Omitted the temp alton he held ont to
me, but said | was engaged to meet him
elsewhere. Another time, on meeting ne
"he turned back, put his arm through min.
"muttering; i don't mind walking with
80 him little way: III walk with him as
9" far as the end of the street. As we
proceeded together W passed. That
:" is the villain, excl lined he, who help.
/ ed me yesterday to asparagus and gave
- me no toast He very nearly overset
my gravity once in the pulpit. He was
sitting Immediately under me, apparently
very attentive. when suddenly he took II i
his stick as If he had been in the House
"ot Commons. and tapping on the ground
with 1t, cried out in low. but very audi
''ble whisper. Hear hear heal"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
DAVIS & PRICE.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL


1RAINERS, GlLDERS, GLAZIERs AND IA.
" per Hanger
Shop on South side Blondeau h,tweeu Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
Having commenced the ab,ye business In all it.
branches they solicit share Of patronage
All orders promptly attended 70.
keokuk, August 90, ls55.-d3ni
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INSUR CT

- lax INSURANCE COMPANY. Of New York. ErsA
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut
HARTFORD 1ysunAcE COMPANY, of Hartford Conn.,
TTyA LIFE INSURANCE CoAPAsy.
The above Companies represent a Capital Of Al
DOe,Ooo. Lives, Merchandise, Stores, Dwelling
Personal Property and the various kinds of Prorer-
~ exposed TO the perils Of Inland Navigation in
sured by VIM. W. BELkNAP, Agent.
Corner of Main and Second Streets
August Is, 1855 dim
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

~OSt alNA tSAAOV 4xAdAuxdCtOIY.
I AN prepared 70 manufacture from All Of thu BIS,
1 Brands Of FIR snch, German. Belgian and Phila
dspha Calf Skins. having bought them If thu i'm
porters in New York and manufacturer. in Philadel.
phia. The patrons Of my establishment may rest
sured Of gstt1ng tier article than at the housrs
Who buy of seeund or third hsnds
Call and examine my stock and leave your ord r..
good and satisfactory it warranted and the work
guaranteed at the Boot and Shoe Emporium, No. 6s
Main Street. :. A. DUKE.
August 90, Is55.--dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29

foR kroKuK.-F Forty tons Of gas pipe
arrived here from Cincinnati destined for
keokuk. The keokukers are going to in.
trodnce the fsh-tails and have little more
ight on the subject. ST. Louis .Ieus.
dug %.
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New Books.

l EHhI ~ TINS day, August 24th, byJ. 7. CAVE
III son,
Memoir Of the Rev. sydney Smith. By his daugh-
ter, Lady Holland. With selection fru,n his letters
edited 10y Mrs. Austin.
The Island Empire, the Scenes Of the first Exile
If the Emperor Napoleon. Togsther with narrative
oi his Residence on the island Of Elba. Taken from
local information, the papers Of the Britsh resident
and other authentic sources.
Lctters 7" the People, on Health and Happipcn.---
BY Catharne Beecher.
History of the Council Of Trent From the French
Of h. 4. BungcneE, author of the "Preist," and the
"Iuguenot."
six Days OF Creation. series of familiar letters
from father to his children describing the natural
history OF each day services, with particular refer
rnee 10 the illustration Of scrjptural truth. W. a
Rhind
Oliatta- and other Poems, by Howard ii. Caldwell
The Mineral and Thermal SPRING. Of the e. T. and
Canada. BY John Boil. NJ. ID.
August 81, ls55.-d2t
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shaving 4 Hair Cutiing Extraordi-
nMFys

- HAMP00NING AGKEEABLY PERFORMED
- The fayorite Saloon Of George Cabus, on Main
Street, below Parsons Bank, present. new attrA
tions TO the citiEens If keoknk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior 10 any ever before
employed in this city, invite the patronage ~ thu
community, a. ! am satisfied that shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shampeon with
more dexicriy than barber in the STAT Of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CABt's
August % ls55-iytlS wGn
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SPANISH CArrLE.-We noticed, yester.
day, in the wagon yard attached 10 the
kentucky House. drove of Spanish cat
tie, en- route for the Chicago market They
were driven from South Western Texas
we understand that several more large
droves, destined for the same market u III
arrive m a day or two. - Quincy IVhio 2si
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
An Entertainment and Concert

VIII b. given in q beautiful Concert Room the
JAMES RAYMOND, Immediately after the exhibi-
ton on the PALACE, consisting of Ethiopian Mclo-
dies Fancy and Comic Dancing Char acteristic De
lineations DC, by talented troupe Of Male and Fe
male Artists.
Admission Ttcenty Fire Cents.
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COLLECTOR,s SALE.

GNfy 81 Keokuk, lee County, Nafe Of Topa.
pY virtue Of the Charter and Ordinances Of the
- city of kcokuk, will offer At public sale, fun
less the amount Of tax and cost hereafter specified
is previously paid) 1T the Mayor obcs in said city
OF keoknk, on Saturday, the LIST day Of September,
A. d. 1855, between the hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ,
lots hereafter described to pay the special tax and
costs levied and assessed against such lots by tho
City Council Of said city, for Matchmaking on Main
and Second Streets in front OF said lots, viz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-29
BOOK BINDERY
And blank Hook Mnnufa~sa
NOTICE.

| HAVE in store 2largeGrindston.s marked sTay-
l. iuT Mckee. Ii not called for within thirty
days thsy viii be- sold TO pay charges
J. X. COPELIN.
keokuk. August II, 1855. Ind