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IN. Company and By VIA. authority saeh contract any,

chine Company, and oy ~hst susnof'J ssS"' ~
NJ rim All. hin for $7es before the Controller
M eIennr the streets OF Second Ward for two ~eek
Ard ~ that rste cleaning the streets OF the Whole cy ~9aa
eo. nearly f9t 900 Besdes tn. CHARTER prosdes
tbs, th character shall h done BY contract ,ae
fer 4. be informed this work only aahorf-1 ns
,be Street Commlsioner He wac 10 favor OF car
r,irr out the av. ana aiding their violation.
Ths rs,olu'ior wss adopted
sy NJ scHEScK-Thatthe City Inspector report -hehe
be b., syep the contraction for cleaning the streets OF
Fh F.hh ard Fourteenth wards peroisson to aiow the
street mspure 70 pier fot CT watts Afoped
B, ar KiNEY-1hst conusets be sfveiu.d ior e-tons
The streets Yards where the contracts Law. bssn iuffenoeed
By s-ne-rf AZ 7 ~er tie d o. be REMEMBERED g..
~ Mr. PnCKxEYThAt the 81 eet Com missioner potI ~
he has srsIied pe'bsios 70 lay pipe. ior ne coo
water OF auy other article. from the corner Of "il.n sad
Fulton Of PAX AID Ann OF as 70 any oAer Po
~ Mr. CL,xcEy-HAyeas there Is now before the senre
te q Tor ii. purpose 81 converting the ysts Psl.e INTO
monopoly 'or the exclusive neht and 1Ar'' tne
Civ srd orspay designed Tor Of the permtnent
square, 10 the Cry and ~ dy-on from the es
nsl iut.rtOn OF The Common rcuoc In soPropu'nog 81
other ~"uf be al outrage nPn Tue el
r nins property Ia immediate vi ia ~ho have psd
Necessary for sid purooe aud sso aua uPpn
the role ccumupify; h.refofe, be u
Re,clrcd 1ha the Scsrc Of Coupeilmen ZEN
pssssge ~ the bill before he ,eoite ana
the Safe organizing e-rtain parties into al a'so
ei.on ins CrJsl Palace souncs ma Ael a Hpey
Tie resoiut on Eas adopted
Mesrs CLAscY ssd READ advocated the resolution con
that Aessrs Draper and |srupn afe vel! knoNn 70
connection With thu Fort OtrteVOort s9sSuiA
ton ard that this oroDosoD is OF similar ehsct@r
YATHER s.d the but dibs Of dEbt belonged - the or
pOla this ry and the lease o. the Ct'stt Ptse Com
psny sIantsd these This bauy scheme sas
bu; put the building out OF the hands 81 th
pr. OF stos shole.Is
The Cor tse rose sba reported favor Of the and
pscfcstons wish amendments tof minor nature Ae
c. rfeo sur ordered IN = third fesoirg
The Bosrd then tdjourhed to "Wednesday aIenoon At D
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trste, who viii take the siidayits in ,ritn, a -.
such effect as the following; -

A. B., b.ins duly sworn. deposss and s,ys thar h.L
nov Prsssnti that he .rr-.t.d her on -. IA -
that he b.nd her seeos, stzens &c Tori ,b,t n,
public street &c that she comm lnly rsIs, r. @ ~
houi. Of the nishi alone, ke ths shs resdss AZ a. ~
which reppsd house Of prostatsou; thar h. hss va
in crup-uy With various times enter s.id ron. ~
The sffidavit beiog made as specific lily a. mai.
possible for The msgs,I ste 10 infer thereron Az.
erancy il will be sigred and tee prisocer iulormi
her right 10 coursel ard 10 Immed ate Gro
ton. II she decline this let the fact be noted -
will then be informed Of her right to proiucs -
nfsses, ii che chooses and any che names Nm i.
forthwith sent for. Ii this be dsclioed sl.o lee ~
fact be noted. II she cross examine or prod,..
Witnesses The matters ELECTED also 10 be- vita
dow ~ signed aud certifoi II the vasrsncs be ma
cut TIE papers will be attached together ~ith ,e tan,
record Of vsgrsncy referring to them as SCHEDULED H.
will be lned aBo forthwith delivered 70 the Clad a
the s. ssiors. judge Morris thinks copy must AZ
BE- fl'd with the County Clerk. judge lngrshsn n
aIeceDt 6ecsi n thought othervi'e. | raspec,faly
concur with the ster; but for sake II svOiiia, AZ
diff ul'y ard oil inteff, renee of I, chnicses viii
jusiice, the double couue msy be adopted. Tia
msgis'Iafe then Issues his wsrIsnt of co nnltmert
which shoul1 c0Dtsn direction after ordinary %.
csrs land TO Warden of the City Prison AMI 4,
" Deputies, and 10 WHOM sosver il may concern "a
"ctnv.y o. the said Keeper Of the Penilentisry'-
thus svoidi the trick prsotcsd b. s,me geotisnu
"lesrred in he law and winked et by .ome Jaa,.,
Of serving hsbeas corpus while the prise are !,
traHstN coLhr emeLt ana 10 custody OF rome SAB.
orc rate not technically named ia the commitment
If the srrest be mace upon present acts or UPON 4
warrant issued upon past desds-if the affidavit a.
tail specific acts of vsgr.Dcy-if tbs magistrate
o.er cross examination and the bringing Of witnesses
If the record and papers be ful AMI properly fled
If the commitment be 50. cial, cannot see how The
Law OF vsersccy can be practically set aside At any
rste. the suhofities cen proceed in this wi,s xus
some new higher law prompts to a newer and nor.
cautions course, for the maxim changes to Jaiiee,
pu/ahtur Fl nos nHfdmKr d6 Hfs.
With greet respect, your obedent "rvsnt,
To lis Homer the Mayor. OAhEf HALL
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THE STREET WALKERS DISCHARGED.

In the absence Of Judge Morris, Judge Roosevelt
yesterday received the motion of counsel for the
difclaIge OF the lewd women recently arrested by
der Of the Mayor. Messrs Blankn man. McGtegor end
Spencer appeared behalf of The prisoners, and
the Disticf Attorney declined being present or op.
posing the discharge, the Judge assen,ed to the
ton, and the females were relea sed
The manner Of the prisoners discharged are Mary
Ovens, Eliza Williams, Mary Kearo, Josephine
Horton, E izabeth Irwin, Sarah Jones, Mary Kelly,
Mary Edwsros, Catharife Cooke, Mary Dunn,
Bridget Clarcey, Mary Cbristy. Mary Mitchell, Cath
ariDe Myers Mary Linden, Louisa Lothrop, Sarah
MILLER, Joanna Brien, Ellen Spicer, Mary Smith,
Apps Thomas, Emma Tay lor, Mary Thompson.
The parties were confined in one Of the ante rooms
Of The Court and when the decision Of the Judge vas
rendered were reea.ed Their exit was WITNESSED by
large crowd Of SPECTATOR, many Of whom took &C.
csson 10 insult them as they passed out.
One young woman who seemed to be less brazen
than the rest refused to come out with the Others
When ole Of her companions torned back and, strip
ping black vail from her orn face, hid the shame
crmtoned cheeks Of her companion with it, and then
led bsr away.
Notwithstanding this decision and discharge the
Mayor proposes to go ahead ana has given orders to
'ne ponce not 10 recede or neglect 70 arrest all
known prostitutes who may be seen walking ne
streets; but epjoins upon them tue utmost caution
cid circumspection in the making OF such arrests.
In ORDER The better to guard against any Law tech
"nicates' ID making the arrests of these street.
walkers, be he's addressed communication to A.
Oakley Hail. the District Attorney, arking his opinion
AID advice which has elected the folio wing reply
from Mr.. He'll:
THY AND "oUvrY OF N.w YoRg,
DISTRICT Attorneys OFFICE, April 2, 1885
Ny DEAR SIR: Ia reg-.d 10 youc apple ,ton for my
views Of the effect sbch the tcison of Judge Nor
ris has upon the Vsgrsncy proceeding which you
have set 10 motion, beg leave TO say: That the
order which you lat sent TO the Police Will aoun'
DENLY remedy the difficulties upon the arrest con.
plsiDed Ct b. the learned Justice The officers viii
Only arrest for acis and words indicating ysgrsncy,
occurring at the time of arrest or shortly sn,eced snt
thereto. They will be prepared 10 make o.tn of these
specific acts and words. H. in tie seton OF thu sap
posed prostitutes nothing ri PRESENT. npprc be disc w
erd, and The arrest he desirable aoy officer ogDizsnt
OF rectDt acts make preliminary aft.vlts before
mes stY ,te, of acts of o,ttuton, without me sns
OF Las ful employment and the mss isrse can than
authorize arrest by warrant 7, might b. we'll II
tle cer in case Of cOub accomp s0y the pee ed
person 10 her aleeel resideoce aoa make nq aries
here These de tale embraced by your phrase IN
Greer Of "eiueoroioary chcuOspeotoo." Afer the
arrests made, the party may be ken before msss'
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CITY ITEMS.

" Winter, sill liz gering on tbs verge of 5pdrs,
Retire. reluctsnt, and ON time TO time
Looks bsct; While at his keen and chilling breI,h
Ear Elora siekensu
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WIG COMMITTEES Meetings Of bon Oh '1'
WING Gcrerd Committees will be held ,his evening
at the Broadway House.
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PENNsYLvANiA RAILROAD.


IT HE Great Central Route, connecting The Al
1 iantic cities with Western, Northwestern
aud Southwestern States. bya continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects at Pitts
burg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports Oh
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and San
husky with Steamers to all ports the North
western Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest
and reliable route by which FREIGHT can be
for warded TO and from the Greet Neat
RATES BETWEEN PHI AprLPHIA AND PIrTsBuKa
First Class Boots, Shoes,
Dry Goods, Tin boxes Furs} IS c. per l00b
Feathers, &c.
I'd CLAss.-Books and Stat,or-)
cry, Dry Goods lin bales), 90 c. per loolb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
Sd CLAss.-Anvils. Baggng,)
Bacon and Pork tin buiS).i 80 c. per loob.
Hemp. &c,
4th CLAss--Cofee, Fish, b.
con and Pork packed Lard} 30 c. per iQolb.
and La Oh,
q 10 shipping Goods from any point East Of
Philadelphia, b. particular to mark package "uia
Pena,yoonid Rh.iFoad All Goods consigned
10 the Agents Of his Road at Philadelphia or
Pi'tsbusg, will be forwarded wi hout detention.
FRLiGHr Aoxxra. Moses Potter. Boston J.
L. Elliott, N. York; E. u. Snssder, PhiIadeiphia;
Maeraw & Rooms, Baltimore Geo. G.. Francis
Gus. Pltshure; SpriTmsn l. Brown, Cincinna-
ii, Ohio u. S. Moorehead, Louisville, Ky; r.
c. Meldrum, Madison, Ind; Raichff & Co, 81.
Louis, Mo- s. Mitchell d Son, Evansville,
Indiana.
HH, HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Ph,ladelphis
II. J. LOMBAERT, Snp't, Altoona, Pa.
Feb. /, 1855. iy
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- - ISsal ~ ~. n E9.1 !. = 49, j. :,

THREE Daily Through T7aN.. between p
| iadelphia and Pittsburg THE MORNIh,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Piusburg
a,7n A. M. and Pittsbnrg for PhiIadelp hia a,
7 4. NJ. THE FASTLlNE leaves Philatelphia
for Pi'tsburg a; P. NJ. and Pittshnrg for phla-
delphia at ! P. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for P.ttsbure at j,
P. NJ, and Pittshnrg for Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
The above lines connect at Pit'sburg with
Railroads TO AND FROM ST. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
Galena and Chicago, Ills. 7; Frankford, Lexington
and Louisville. KY; Terre Hante, Madison, La
faye,to, and Indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati. DAY.
ton, Springfield, BeIlefoataine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Mas,ilon and
w ooster OHIO; also. with tho Steam Packet Boats
from and to NEw ORLEANS, ST. LOWS, LOUIS
vILLI, and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had TO or from sisher
OF the above places.
For further particulars, SEQ HanA-bIls AZ III,
different starting points. Passengers from the
West will find this the shortest and most exnedi-
tious route TO Phil .delphia, Baltimore, New York
O, Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AoEsT, Passenger Lires, Philadelphia.
J MESKIMEN,
AGENT. Passenger Lines, Pittsburs
Feb. /, 1855. "
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G. nj. HUSTON.

Wholesale DEALER IN NOTIONS AMI
FANCY DRY Goors,
~ Vain street, kesknk, Isws.
4 LWAfs on hand general assortn,sn Mt OF Nth
"A bons' Carpets, Laces, Edg,nss, Insertion ane
,iilinefy Goods in general, with 4 Iafre sxsor,
neni OF white goods, Hosiery, Comforts, Cioye.
sospenders, Cap, Letter and Fancy kofs Papers'
Envel"ps common and fancy, blank booka f.nr,
soaps Hair oil, Cologne nd perfumerv o aiikina,
a large assortment Of pocket cutiery, scissoy.
Iazors Pistols, Ciocks, COLA and silver Wsfrhs,
and iewelr, ofaildescrptions, quality an nr,c.s.
also aiarge and generalsssortu,snt OF comhs MT
tons, Threads, Pins, needles, Spectacle A q.
ses. Port Monies, nne Assortment OF focks,
wallets, Memorandum Books, Psnciis. sh.vin.
Brushes and boxss, fame, work Boxes, Corsl..
and Eye PROJECTORS. In word everything cor.
prised in the
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS LIME
Also large assortment of
FINE CIGARS,
sccordeopA an Flutinas OF all Rrades
Our stock will be found very heavy and conn
,lste, our goods having besn iec,sdf. Ahe .srn
aHtfsne, w"n great care ara with special refer
snce to the requirements OF he wsstsrn n,rkst.
se confident can 81 - sstisfactisn Is \ \,
egards both quality and pric e. a. ne IL tend ~
compete with the St. Louis market and viil r.n
rs low not little lover thar any house in H..
West.
We sell a. WHOLESALE ONLY. ana eonsn.
. 'rselvss to one particular branch OF businasa.
~ Of course buy and sell cheaper than nersons
.<ering promiscuous stock. We would 1espect
fully request Merchants, Psdiars aaA Dealers IN
general, 10 give us call aud examine our stoch
and prices an. satisfy thsmseiv before nurcAaa
ing elsewhere q We think they will and Il rrestI,
to their advantage. Cali at No. ~, Main strset,
Q, u. HUTTON.
Sept. T., 1854. DIV
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N r. Editor:

i sail every article Of Dry Goods ard Gsocs
ries cheaper than ever, ~ am anxious to raise
money 10 buy few lots, which can't do well
aNer the election. - there will be dreadful raise
in property, for shall tax every lot In the city
10 per cent per week, If an elected to carry on
or Rail rosd, 70 b paid IN he b. nk weekly,
which WIN complete one mile Of our Hoad week.
~. How nsnv weeks will il take to complete
ihis road? Who owns the road, Lee county,
the city Of Keokuk or the property holders e-
II you find you pay over the Wholesale price for
any article IN any Of my stores yoo can return
the articles. 8. 8. BILLINGS
Main Street. Ksokuk Iowa
March 70. 1855 DIFF
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valuable Dun Lots for Sale.

The undsssiGnsd proposes 10 sell . pertion
= The Irsct known - the .sGamhls FumO
ten sore lots.
The absve land 10 situated absut mile fro
the town plat Of Keokuk. ana affords mar
beautiful sites for private residehces. m
land being very rich and situsied convenient
the city. and beyond the reach q the dust r 3
the Plank Road, o6ers the most valuable Tod
t,ons tor Market 0ardens, Narssries, Pastr'
Grounds, &c.
Terms wihes nsas cosy and title wavrantj
April le, lass. AIN
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To the Public.

The undersigned proposes to 10 Carpenters
l and Joinsrs work Of every description. end
will 'sks contracts for building houses from che
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver the Keys or in any way as pey con-
tract, and Of the quality and architectural style
agreed upon, and 81 the time specified. Csa b
seer II my shop or Office on fnlton Street. be
tween Second and Third P. EICHER.
Contractor and House Builder.
RETEaIScHs: Mr.. J. A. Crshsm, Thos. W.
clags't. Esq. Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ, Rev. VIM.
II. Williams
Keokuk. April 10. 1855
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
RAIL ROAD LlNE!!
(Peoria & Oquswka, G .ntral Military
Trac, & Chicago, Burlington


.
Tract & Chicago, Burlington
g. Quincy Railroads,
rs now completed, and Trsins run thpnt,te
/ distance from CHICAGO to BUkLlNG.
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
-.e most direct route to Chicago, New York
Boston, Philadelphia, and all her points East.
2 Daily Trans Leave Darlington Sun
days excepted.
/. DAY REss,-TuRouGH 7. 30. a. n
Arriving a, Chicago the same evening. passing
through Moumc nth, Gaesburg, Princeton, md
con, scti, z at Mendots with the Illinois Contra
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Galena aud Dpnieth.
2.---ExpREss THRouGH T. 30,r.h
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road al
Mendoza for St Louis ano Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run IN close con !.
nec,ion, avoiding all laying over al any of The
points.
This Road connects at Chicago with The Mich
tran Central and Michigan Southern Road. and
xi.h all tn, Roads leading 10 the Atlantic Cities
Ohio. kentucAy and Pennsylvania
Passengersleav,rg Burlington at I, 30. p. II ).
resc,, Galena ard Du. lei b In - hours. and ST.
Louis IN 90 hours.
By this route passengers vii. r'ach the interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana in less time, ane
with fewer charges, than By any other route
connecting, via chigan Central at Michigan
City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence to ali points sonth and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago
and no charge for handling al any point,
Throue Tickets BY 'hi> Route can be pur
chased al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
c. u. HAMMOND, Superintendent
.. RIMIcK, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
C. Z. FoLLKTT, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago, Nay lst, 1855. eAw
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kE,kUk. IOWA.
THE undersigned has now in Iuuu
l. his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
well selected assortment of all kinds Of Fur
niture embracing MARBLE TOP DRESSING,
and plain Bureaus; fine and plain Sofas; fine and
plain centre al card Tables; canes at and wind
sor Chars, rocking Chairs OF every description
from plain wooden seat, to the finest hair cloth
stuffed eeat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads Of the latest styles; Lounges &c
Looking Glasses Of all sizes clocks carpet.
7inrs, floor and door nattings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters carriage TRIM
mings, window shades and trimmings, and ever
other article usually KEEP, in my line Of business
Part Of my stock was made under nv own 81
pervision, and the reat bought from nanufactor
les Of high standing, 90 that can warrant every
article For durability and finish Of workmanship.
Ny object is to establish a permanent business
here. and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an ,ndueement to persons 10 purchase Of me,
am resolved to sell a: the lowest st Louis prices
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture to Ladies and Gentlemen who cali
on me, whether they feel inclined to buy or not,
may 81 '54-tf G. w. SANDERS.
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Tesnsssee Tres

Tennessee Tres
NE are nov receiving. in sddttion to our pres
W ent stock OF lrcn and Bic smith Tools, d..
recfiy from the manua cturers 80 tom assorted II
res Bar Iron on which We will be ab's 70 give Our
customers the benefit OF the recent decline IN the
market also $50 slabs assorted sizes piow etsel
TO which the attention OF dealers ard blacksmith
70 directed. Feeling DESTROYS Of snIsrGipe thi ,
branch eur bsinsss, We are prepss Cd 10 ODER II
necessary iAducs Il to Customers TO scconplis
tbs sams. CONNAhLE, sMYIH 4 CO.
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II AS lust received . well assorted Stock Of
IL Spring and Summer Goods, to which the At
tsntion Of buyers Is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference to the city retail trade ana viii Be sold
Is low Is the same class Of goods can be bought
in any House il Iowa.
Purchasers will do vel, 10 examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, as they viii find many
styles lot usually kept in this market
Arril2 1855.
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~. w. JONES.
Succ. ssor to p. ol,ngerIand.
Dealer In Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
SECOND STREET,
Next door 10 Charles Parsons Banking House,
KBO K UK, low A.
%eAA The subscriber has lust re-
ceived : targe and beautiful
- Stock Of Gold and Silver Watch
-, Gold JeweIry &C !. comprising the late>t sty les
u LADIES' Breast Pms, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Cud Pins, Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals. Silver Thimbes, Gold Sides, Snaps,
Studs, Co., Pens With or without holders, Gold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH 1EPAlRIN0.
The subscriber being a practical MATCHMAKER,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
C1Sser1 Tina
The public m-y rest assured that the correct
tims Is, and always will be kept by
N. ". JONES.
Nov. %, 1854. lyd
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Washington Union Insurance Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Capital, Sc 50. 900.

II
y. B. DUNBAR, President;
GEORGE MyoArT. Vice Preside Mt and Treasurer;
q. n SKUELs, Secretary;
GroRaE Is. SEsTEK, General Agent.
Directors.
Geo Mygaii, Cleveland; D Dnnham, Cles Gland;
r r Backns, do e w Cook, do
A Sanford, do w NJ Powell, do
Renj Northrap, do Jacob Perkins, Warren;
Geo Ssnter, do T Baker, Norwalh
o N Skees, do John Clark, Brunswick /;
J p Robinson, Bedford.
THIS ,reU kno,rn Company is pre-
pared TO take rasks on the safer class
es Of property. Their means are
ample, and are SO arrested that the
finds CAN ONLY BE USED TO PAY LOSSES.
No steam OF special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum TO be insured In the same vicinity il
limited to prudent amount
The Company has completed the fourth year
of IFS existence. and tbs Directors have been able
10 meet all losses without the nee essity of a tax
upon the premium notes.
No assessment has been made upon the
depos,te notes
EDWARDS b TURNER, Agents.
February 18th, 1855. 6md
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NEW Boot AND SnUE STORE.

G EO. CRITTENDEN has taken the store ate
" iy occupied by Messs. Hawkins q Blliings,
corner OF 5ih and Ma Streets. and has op.ned
large and well assorted stock OF Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He asks the n, pection OF the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert.
snce in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with a
determination 70 build up permanent trade,
will enable him to sell lower than any house in
this City Qaick sales and small profits il his
motto.
Keokuk Nav @. 1855 atf
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n IL
SM YIN Il -.
less II Tennessee Gpsn, 4
Dmtsslsn Merchants,
d -, Levee,
the following, completinu
hicA ths y offer ~ the irsde
y viii do justice TO sny or.
with
30 nests tubs,
10 do5 tar buckets,
80 dor zinc wsshbOards,
40 boxes clothes pms,
100 cells naRiiia rope,
Is g int IS
rs dog hemp and grxssled
rords,
500 boxes windsw glass,
, asst sifes & brands,
. so boxes tunblers,
90 bxs pit. hf pit b Of nasks
B ceroons L 4cases IN diso
] cask prime maddeY,
. bbls alum,
10 I" cOpperss,
,ls sacks pepper,
/" spice,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
pinento,
: bslescloves,
J case nutmegs,
% boxes gro. e nger,
- doz yeast powders,
10 bbls diHkinds nuts,
20 bu fresh pea nuts,
30 bales cotton batting,
10 &c candle wick,
10 bags cotton yarn,
20 I" colored ane white
carpet chain,
10 bates wrapping Irvine,
% boxes d. Louis starch
20 g starch, q
% dog Thomss' oy stars,
loo boxes ctady,
zoo kegs rife and mining
powder,
100 dox wood buckets,
20, 900 feet fuse,
10 cases ID and hi ID can.
ister powder,
100 boxes matches,
DC boxes fax,
100 bsEs shot. all sizes,
, tons bsrslesl,
200 III q D caps,
H. ID wafer proof do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-17
Saddles and Harness.
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the entire stock OF s. b. @
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business Of saddle and az
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.eor formerly occupied BY J.. c. Trimble, N
Msin Street
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found IN The Cincinnati market, and he ear
anaucsments tsthe trade either q wholesi
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