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yrw CREEK COMPANY,

L :
,rr .,rup, Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the New
cy.ek Company will Le held al their oince. ~
.,yes, Philudrlphia. on Monday, March 3rd. az u
~ NJ when an election for Directors WIZ NC
MER!NO, 1R., Secretary
Feb q. ls5o-c2w-
=0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE likIRS nI
AND pISTRIBCTEES OF THOMAS DELPHI 1; pf.
saED-Ths subscrioer, Master Of the Crcui. CouI,
Jefferson County in the Middle Circuit oil tas sur
Iris, hss remaining in his hands certain cum @
which by decree OF the ssd Couit ne Is uieISe
ssy 20 the heirs and distributes OF said ihors e'
deceased, when ascsrtsined From the oes' lol
cbained the said Dephy was carpenter Sy "n5
grated from. Richmond. IL the sts'e OF s'sa ch.
63.d in the Town Of Quincy, Gnds''en sous!S - -
{ Sate of Flolida in the yea. 1871 ous u'e1
county in the year 1853 The said ners ana us',.ou
vii! make their application in WIRING. OF shouiS nns
Eor ybo NAV read this notice, having any knowledge
H. snh;s., will please address me a. Monticello, Je
.: az suuo,y S,a,e of Florida WM BUpD,
Master in Chancery.
| -,csIo Jefferson Co. Fla Jan l6-3md
kAROLINE COUNTY, TO WIT Summon
i Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
o,ny 20 appear before me- or some ofthe
La for said county, Ruth Glen, on the l?th day o
1885, TO answe. the complaint OF E. w Burruss, ioi
go. doae in injnrng crops and killing hogs. amount
,.r sum Of twenty dollars, and then and there make
/, re;arn II this warrant.
s,Sn and-r my hand this lesh day Of January, lass.
|p., oa-.Siw ..s...,
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THE MARYLAND CONTESTED ELf,,T-


WAsHIsGroS, March 4.--Tbs Iio:sa Cornu' :
on Elections meet daily. They hav" ten c?i'''
cases before them. Ii is understood that !hr -
from Maryland, of Mr.. Vuusani ssa;nS: Nr. H.,
has been abandoned.
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AMERICAN gIFLEsFOR RusSiA.-ft ;s stated
tba, Russian agent was in Worcester, Mas few
days SINCE and made con'Cs:: win = cIa-
of the Sharp p4;ss.u, with soras Improvement
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DEMOCRATIC STATES.

39t'T 19k.Eer WoF"uiPPeFo Wy . : :,
IN these estimates, il viii be perceived that no stat
s put down as doubtful. This Ia done In order t
give the probahle reaults in complete and definite
shape, ard as strongly possible against the Demo
ora'ic erc party. Otherwise Maine, New Hampshire
Michigan, Connecticut and Wisconsin might hay'
been as safely placed among the doubtful or even tht
Democratic States, as for the Niger WoRsHiFPERs
because the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore divides thu
anti-Democratic opposition forces betWeeu him and
the Seward alliance in a., the Northern States
whether there are aly available remains Of the ole
conservative Whig party in existence.
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"Quan!ico," the Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandria Sentinel writes the following,
1t reported that A. H. H. Stuart said in his speech
at the Philadelphia Convention, that "Even Mr. Wise
at the time he stumped the State Of Virginia, said that
the administration Of Fillmore was Wasbington.lke
throughout" ! have seen lister to-day from Mr..
Wise, written to gentleman in this city, In which he
says he "never uttered or thought such sentiment
in his lfs." As the letter will be pubsbsd, shall
make no further abstracts at this tiiinsss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-07
THROWING OFF THEIR DISGUISE

Having by mo purity" professions seduced into
their ranks as many facle Democrats as they regard
practicable, aud with view to call back the wander
ing Wings, the kuow-No,bng managers boldly cast
away the mask. and appeal to the Wig party to help
them to elect Wing President, with broken down
renegade Democrat its tui) and thereby to carry
ont Whig measures. The Alexandria Gazette FORM
stauce, says:
"And we are rejoiced TINT tae good old IYA'g party
honorable, Just, patriotic and wise-sees ana ae'
knowledges tho necessity, and and rA De 'H ne
front raxk in ths grand rcuy, in fav0r o! their old
friend, IGiVard Fillmore"
Now, we believe that the appeal is made in win to
many Of the old Wings, who are dsGusted with the
chicanery aud proscrip,ive bgotry Of Kuow-NothiDg
ism.
On tho other hand, VIC cordially re-echo and adopt
the language Of the Alexandria Sentinel, in saying,
Democrats who have strayed away into the Know
Nothing fold, is that the entertainment to which you
were invited7 Does It suit your tssel Is Mlard Fill
more your old friendl" The old Gag under which
you used to rally giving its folds to the Lreeze more
proudly than On i. s5s inscribed Strict Con-
struction, State Rights, Conservatism, Nationality,
Uuion, Equal Rights to all To it are aocking great
numbers Of gallant spirits hitherto opposed U.s. but
who see that under that Gag il to be fought the grnt
battle Of Union and Disunion that It alone can wave
defiance TO the funereal banuer ofBlack Republican.
ism that is now faunted in orr faces by traitorous
hands. Now is the time f5r the wanderers to come
home This is the hour for all NATIONAL and particu-
ary all Southern men, TO concentrate their strength
in the most available manner, to fight the great battle.
No candid man can doubt that the Democratic party
presents the only rayipg point that affords any pro.
mise. The roll Of patriotism is now being called
Fall into line and answer to your names!
SMALL COMFORT FOR THE FlLLMOREANS.
The noisy bossings Of the Kuow-Nothins Journals
must receive Geld cLil from the following cacul"
ton ef the u. Y. Herald, made "aa strongly as poss-
BILE against the Democratic party" Tue Herald goes
too far in giving Tennessee, or even Kentucky to
the Know. .Noth.ugG- in subtracting number Of
Eaateru and Western States from the Democratic
column. Take tbs table as is, however, it shows
truly a lumentahls prospect for the know.Nothings,
and the Black Republicans and glorious result for
the Democracy, which will surely be realized. if our
party carry out the saving principles ofharnony en-
erpy, union, and of "measures, not men
THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 2f la56, FROM PRE-
GENT APPEARANCES
The following is an estimate Of the Presidential cleo
tora vote Of 1856 based the late elections, on the
present organization Of parties, and on all the existing
Indications of the dr Of the popular vote, State by
State majority or plurality, in November;
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c

r,poLrNE COUNTY. TO wlT:-Summo1 Rich
meni, f.eacr:css ouie and Potomac Rail Road ION
T.. .n,.., nc;or. me- or some other Justice OF th'
:" r. f;ien on the 18th day Of April 1856, Il
~.. he :s"tg c"mp.ni Of Geo T Collins, for damages
e. b;.,n;s t.neruen,s &c in the county ofCarohne
&o,,g 70 for.y dollars, AID then and there make cu'
jGr,n s,i,; nv n: ;.s l2th day of January, 1886
Feb aQ--rw;w
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RIrCnIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
WM r. RITcHlE g. ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH =, 1855.
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Once Of TIE agricultural Soc'ay Of Kent Co.. pa,

Dorer, Delaware, FEB. 2G, 1856
Sir The exorbitant price demanded by the
agents Of the Government, for their Guano, especial
ly at a time when the grain market ia so much de-
pressed has created much uneasiuess among the arm
ers Of this State.
A meeting Of the Agricultural Society Of Kent
County was held to-day 10 consult upon this subject
at which series Of resolutions passed. OF which
we have the honor herewith TO incose you copy,
hoping that you will lay them before your Society MT
the e.r,iest possible pss,"d - ,h,. ,.s .. IN
other things, Is regulated by supply nnd demand, and
that if the farmers iu those States which the largest
supplies Of Guano have been heretofore consumed
shall abstain from making any considerable purchases
except at fair price, FOR II5 present spring. H canno,
fail tu have oaluiary effect upon the agents Of the
Peruvian Government, who 10 bolieve that il
has nuw become article so Indispensable TO the
farmers of this country to compel them 10 purchase
it nj any price, 10 matter how exirnyagant
IL the opinion Of the Society which we represent,
that at the present price demanded for Peruvian
Guano, the true interest OF TIE Farmer Is to absfaiE
wholly from its purchase; that the principal market
for Guano is in the States mentioned III tho acconlpn-
nyiny resolutiousi that the Farmers in those States
have controlling Influence over the prices and tiut
by concert Of action they cnn reduce the price 10 such
sum rs ;hat while they can auurd TO purchase this
valuable fertilizer, it will at the sane tune realize Il
fair and reasonable profit to the Peruvian Go, ,ern.
ueut.
To procure such reduction is the purpose of our
resoutons and should your Society accord with the
oject und plan proposed, We invite your co-opera-
tiUn and request rhat delegates may be appointed 10
meet in the City Of Wilmington on the day indi'
Gated.
1t is requested that any action had by your Socie
ty OIL this subject may be communicated to the ri.-
derSigned ut curly day.
Yours. very respectfully,
q. p. FISHER,
G. w. 8. NICHOLSON,
n, H. SMITHERS, COMMITTEE.
ISSAAC JUMP,
MANLOVE HAYES
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APPOINTMENT or VISITORS,

The following gentlemen have been appointed bv
the Governor, Visitors to the University Of Virginia
for the next four years:
PIEDMONT DIsTkICr-Andrew Stevenson, Wm J.
Robertson and John K. Edmunls.
TIDE-WArER DIsrRIcT-Muscos X. II. Garnett
and Wm.T. Joynes.
VALLEY DGsTRIcr-Wm. Lucas aud John B. Bald.
win.
TRASs.ALLEGHiSY DIsrRICI-Jas. L. Carr and
Jas. Neeson.
IMPORTANT TO THE FARMERS OF VIRG.-
MA.
At the request of Governor Wise, We publish the
following letter, circular ard resolutions, calling Ut.
tenton to n very important Convention to be held at
Wilmington, Del, on the 18th March:
Dover. Del, Feb. 26, 1856.
To his EresLsncy The Gorer~or Of Iir9iainI
SIR: beg TO call your attention 10 the acconpu.
nyng circular.
As the subject is Of much importance to the
farmers Of Your State, and the time is short be.
tween this and the assembling of the proposed Con-
ventiUn, would reques: that you would take some
action, as, in your Judgment, would seem best, tC
bring the subject more speedily to the notice of the
agricultural interests Of your State, that they
may have time 10 send delegates to Wilmington, aud
that there may be uniform system adopted to pro
tect farmers ng ainst the spectators in this most va
| luaiIe fertilizer.
| With assurances of my high regard, beg to II,
main, your obedient servant,
| GEO. W. S. NICHOLSON.
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N R TARLToN.
eavdisa Of SsHusl !. Gri&R.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27
Special notice.

"NEvER SAY DYE" to pcrton who's hair has be.
come gray prematurely, unless you of advis.
ing the use of something which will remedy the mat.
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles IL, ut
best, buta Temporary affair and the shade produced
isany thing but that With which nature adorns the
human hair. The .IsMlrABLE HAIR CoLoRisG' and
Restorative of G. Heinstrect Co.. does not act MS a
dye il stimulates the natural seeretions at the roots
Of the hair by giySag life and tone to the small
vessels which the natural coloring and thus
gvesfhem life and strength, tdoes not stain the
skin, andmay be used freely water and with as
much safety The article IL composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits aiordlng agreeable hair wash
and il excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
itentirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair
The color Of the hair when restored II exactly the
shade IL before it turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending Its use, only curious but
easily observed A. the bulbs at the roots Of each
hairare affected by the remedial agents, The
mencement Of the change may be noticed the buiba
grow dark, and in a short time the hair from the
roots outward begins to turn in shada, and 50
tinues do until the desired change is Effected ana
the hair the glossy appearances and shade u
youth This may strange, bat t'more strange
Than true" The article has been extensiyey imitat-
GLAND persons should be particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature of the late
firm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. ". f. HAGAN
Surviving partner, and successor to Z. Heimstreet
Co., sole proprietor, Troy. New York. For sale by
=. HEIMsTREET. Union Block
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NOTICE. ].

D1 virtue OF deed of trust executed to me by T.
- A. Whtesearscr AID j. X. Whatsoever hi2
wife, collateral security for the payment of d
certain note for the sum Of Seven Hundred Dollars,
made payable to Wm. kuddlick On order. will sell,
al public auction to the highest bidder in cash on
the 18th Of April next, between the hours Of l0 A..
and P. NJ, front Of Concert Hall, in the city
Of heokuk, the following described real estate, to
wit: The Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quar-
ter Of Section twenty ght the Southeast quarter Of
the Southeast quarter Of Section twenty -one, the
West half If the Northwest quarter Of Section
tWenty-six, the Eat half OF Northeast quarter ~
Section twenty and the Northeast quarter Of
Southeast quarter If Section twenty seven, all in
Township sixty eight Range eleven, III thu County
~ Van Buren, and State of Iowa
mehI4dtd Ia RI HELDTNg
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NOTICE TO RaELRoAD con gRat-


FIsHE undersi gned, Commissioners VI the Western
L Division Of the u abash and Misslss ppi Rail
road. vii receive PROPOSALS until the . 9Th day o
March next, for the Gredipq, BrtdqiRo fginQ. and
completion Of the First section 81 said road. from
Warsaw Carthage H. The distaneei i Il miles.
about 2 miles Of which has been partially graded
and bridged. The work 10 b. done viii b. grade
thr additional portion % the sect lonr grade and
repair the old grade furnish and lay the ies the
whole-huild some bridging, iurnsh the iron, aud
stock the road, etc Ali Of which work, and mate
rial furnished, must be Of such charaet will
make FIRST class western road.
The work 10 be commenced within thirty days af-
tar the eptane, Of the bids and and pros
ecuted with diligence and fidelity, under the direction
Of The Engineer ST the road, toc6mpletion within
twelve months
Payments will b. made may BE- agreed upon, in
the Corporate Bombs If the County ii Hancock
City Of Warsaw, and city of keokuk he.,ring ght
per cent. ntcrest--anl individual subscriptions of
cas- b, material. and real estate along and in the vi
entity of the line. Bids will be received and consd
erred for separate sections Of grading bridging and
tying and ironing ard furnishing the raad--or for
the whole complete, at an aggregate price per mile
etc.
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
ply with
For further information apply to--and bidders
will address eitheroi the under igned-to wit
j " INoERsOLL Canton, Ill.
NJ $. HUNT. Warsaw. 1T
Ii W SAMPLE. keokuk Iowa
Feb l4th 1886. Commissioners " Il NJ X. r
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Totne Ci1ixcn. ., keoknk

T. ANINU Interested with us the MeseIs. se0flelds
i / in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given TO them will be ex
eeuted in neat and wofkman-Iike manner and
that they rely upon the work done by them M
being u the very best material.
As il will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, would recommend to those desi-
rous Of lighting mp at the time Of the completion Of
the works that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &c, otherwise many would be DELAYED be-
ynna that time, IL would be impossible to supply
all applications upon short notice.
July :, lS55.-4d G. HERRICK 4 CO.
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HowE,s IMPROVED PATENT

NJ are propretors Of the above patent for the
w State Of Iowa, and prepared to cuntraei
for the erection of Railway Highway bridges o.
any length of span from so feet to 800 feet ans
part Of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads III the United
States W deem comment to their strength, dura-
bility aud eheapness, unnecessary. All eommuniea-
lions the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMERS BIINGT0N,
fnh2SlGm unrnnnnrt Lawn
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NOTICE

fIsHE Preshytery If Keoknk viii hold It's next
L stated meeting in The elty ot keokuk, IN the II
Thursday lothl Of April next, al clock +. NJ.
The churches requested 70 send their records.
statistical reports, commissioners and cpntingen
fluids, aud their contributions for church e1enson
II yet paid over. t. c. BEAMAN.
Nehl2 dAw stated CLERK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
nonnce to the citizens Of keokuk that he has
opened his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
to preserve and promote the health. yigor and men
tai elasticity of all who may desire PARTED pate In
the manly exercises aud healthy sports Of gymnas
ties. Pure air and cold water, judicionsly used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust.
fs<s~ Rooms AZ Concert Hall, I'd story. Main ri
IN the 81 story. o. MANCHESTER
Jecfcltf
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THE ONE HORSE STABLE.

ERAHAM d FEKREL hereby notify the pubic
~ that they keep constantly hand the best h0r-
and buggies, carriage wagons and hacks in tha
state Of Iowa for the accomm odaiion If the public
Also saddle horses for fox hunters and pafreys for
ladies. Horses bought and sold for all who may
favor us with their patronage.
The one horse stable On Third street bet wee n
Johnson and Exchange, keokuk, Iowa. It is the
place GRAHAM 4 TERRELL.
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REAL Estate FOR SALE.

r OTIS | D and /, Block l61, on Franklin street
IL East half of o in Bock ] 6s on Main street
Part Of Lots IL and IL, Block 1856, on johnson
street.
Lot g. Block 1877. on Concert street
Other lots in different parts Of the city. Also
improved and unimproved land in Lee County.
w. W. BELKNAp
mch7d Office corner Main and Second sts
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FOR AAI.E.

A SPLEN DID Farm OF SIX hundred acres. located
Il @tring prairre, sixteen miles n. " OF the
city If keokuk.
If desired il will be divided 70 snit purchasers
The improvements If q superior character.
II has been pronounced, by those who have seen
it, 10 be If the most beautiful farms in the
try
Apply TO j. T. Cave, String Prairie, or 70 Cave
Son, Main Street, between I'd and 4th, keokuk
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Lumber! Lumber!!

TINE subscriber has bought the" Fast Saw Mill
/ two miles above the city, and il prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber except Pinel at the
shortest notice at from ST % to 81 so per 100 feet
decl2d&wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
EIfHE subscriber wshes 10 puI in the wall during
i 1855, Two millions of brick, for which he will
take town lots or land in the Half Breed Tract.
Also two span Of horses waHted In exchange for
brick work HAWKINS TAYLOR.
,an gdtf
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DISSOIVyTION.

4 CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
"A the name Of Mckcnny q Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled by +. /. Me
Kenny. who will in future conduct the business and
who alone is authorized settle the business of the
old firm. r l. MckENNY
M I'll RUNNER
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LOCkSMITIIING.

- THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public that they have open
ed u shop the corner Of johnson and seventh
streets for the manufacture of ali kinds Of Copper
Brass, Tin, and Sheet Iron ware They will also
carry Locksmis hing and Bell Hanging in all its
branches.
Repairing articles composed Of any Of the above
named metals, well gold aud silver, promptly
ATTENDED TO. All our work warranted.
w. HORN,
febl6 dom A. WOLF.
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

NJ HOfFHEIMER has removed from the corner
IN. OF lst and Main street, to I'd near Main, in
Graham's Building. | offer my stock of Cloth
ing Gents Furnishing Goods. &c, from ) to 10 per
cent. below cost, To make for larger and finer
stock Of clothing. Call and it il 70 your own
advantage. n. HOFFHEIMER.
ianI6dAw Second near Main "
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

T0HN TIBBE would respectfully recommend him
u self to the inhabitants Of keokuk and its vcini-
ty us an Artist in the painting Of Landscapes and
Portraits, either on wood canvass, any other
substance for the decoration Of parlors, rooms,
steamboat cabins, and is also prepared TO do Paper
Hanging in the best style and to give lessons in the
above named art Paintings can be examined at Og-
dens bookstore on Main street, 2a, and also at
I. McArthnr's Picture Gallely On johnson street,
near the Post Office and orders may be left OF G.
Obartop's on Main street. near 3D.. mcdl3d3m
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FAAHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.

NJ rs. MARY a. PALMER presents her compile
wi ments to the ladies of kcokuk and begs to IN
form them that she has just received some Of the
latest sy les and fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would be happy to have them gye her
call she is confident that she give ample
sasisfact ION all that will favor her with their pat
ronage. Also, party dresses made TO order.
Residence Main street, between First and Sec
ond, opposite the Lacledo House, adjoining Eagle
sons mch5dam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27
Gas Fixrurek.

fINliE undersigned arc prepared to receive orders
for fitting up stores, Offices and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons DESTROYS of using gas, that have not
been called upon requested to leave their ad-
dress with US, through the Post Office.
Ordsrs executed in the succession in which they
are received. SC0FIELD BROTHER
II u1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27
GROCERY a PROVISION sTOKE.

FINHE undersigned having located himself al the
l. old stand Of W n Leslie, on Main street
would inform his friends and the public generally
that be- will keep constantly on hand complete
sortment IF Family Groceries embracing every thing
in that line which he sell bic terms
they be had III the city.
10. DAVIS.
keakuk, March g. Main-st bet 9TH L sth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-27
Notice,

+ HAVE sold my stock of Furniture and entire
l. interest in the Furniture business, to Mr.. C. s.
ABBOTT. of the Gate City Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many favors and
vor and patronage. r. WILsEY.
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ron salt.

| orrEa for sale Engine and Boiler from 81 X to
L eight horse powtr, having been III With light
work two years. the boiler If first and al in
good runnng order and condition for particulars
inquire al the Plough ana Wagon factory, corner If
Main and 18th streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
mch-altp
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The river is still open, in spite Of the win
try weather, but no boats were in yesterday,
up to G p. NJ We had snow storm in the
forenoon, and cold weather all day.