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WrxrER's DioRAnAs--Ar Winter win exhibit
his saperS Diosamas this evening - Gssrgssown.
Our friends in that city should turn out en- massc
aud attend the exhibition.
Commodore Smith Is discharglng temporarily
the duties Of Chief OF the Ordnance Bureau, made
vacant by the death OF Commodore Morris.
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ron THE BENEFIT OF THE
POOR OF THE SEVENTH WARD.

TmvHE CITIZENS BEING DESTROYS
u Of relieving in some measure, the sutferings
Of the Poor of their Ward, have concluded to give
Ball for that purpose, on
Tuesday Eoening, February 9th, 1866,
AT ISLAND HALL.
They appeal to the benevolent throughout the city
to assist them In this laudable undertaking.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and ladies-to be procured from any of the Mana.
UprR
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IRON THY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY THE HOUSE PRINTING rxLEGRArH.
Neo Orleans Markets.

woo OfscuWs HdfNetS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 30.--There was considera-
BILE activity to-dSs In cotton, but prices have IN.
derwent no change from last quotations. Sales Of
1000 bales.
sugar--Fair Orleans sold for 9 rs cents al l-s
cents.
The -four market was considerably excited.
Corn IS rs cents per bushel for Western.
Charleston Markets
CHARLESTON, Jan 30.--Cotton Is firm with a
slightly advancing tendency Sales Of :, 200 bales
at previous rates.
Baltimore Markets.
BALrMoRE, Jan. 3l.--The markets are unchan-
ged-the weather keeps everything at standstill.
Flour is quiet Howard Street and Ohio, $8 90;
City Mills held at $8 90.
Wheat-good to prime reds, 81 SO a 81 90;
good to prime whites, 81 a 81 o.
Corn-white at 10 10 cents yellow at 10 a "A
cents.
Provisions are quiet and the stock is light
Mess Pork Is quoted at $40 70 $l7.
shoulders s LIZ cents; sides, liz cts.;
hams, III IL IL IL cts.
Lard in bbls 10 IL cents in kegs, II l-2a IL
8-4 cents.
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LAPLAsD AGAN.-The weather began to in
crease in severity yesterday at IL, M and at sun
rise this morning the mercury was down to ten in
some parts Of the city. 1t was one of the coolest
mornings of this very cold winter, and was severe
ly felt by the attendants upon the market, many Of
whom came several miles in the night from their
residences in the country.
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CHARLESTON, JAM a0.--Cotton Is firm with
slightly advancing tendency Sales Of 8, 200 bales
at previous rates.
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TIE PooR.-The increasing cold calls loudly for
relief to the suffering poor In our midst. Many Of
them are in q state of extreme restitution aggra-
waited by the want Of employment and increased
by the extraordinary demand upon their slender
means for the purchase of fuel
In such crisis the smallest contributions are Of
no little consequence. Ten cents from each adult
in this city would amount to 81, 800
PosrroEExESr OF RE1pNa FROM THE Porrs.-
We regret TO learn that Miss Esmondo, whose pub
lie reading In Baltimore on Tuesday evening gave
such general satisfaction, has been obliged to post
pone her appointment in this CITY, on account of
the Illness of her mother, who travels with her.
ACCIDENT AT GEoRGErowN.--We regret to learn
that Mr.. Howell, well known merchant OF George
town, was thrown from his sleigh last evening, and
severely injured. He was taken to Dr. Cissers
Office, where his injuries were examined and thence
carried to his residence
PROFESSOR CHAcK, Of Brown University. will
lecture this evening at the Smithsonian, on Chem
istry. Those lectures are highly applauded by all
who have heard them.
THr RAcrs--Yesterday was the great day of the
winter races on the Avenue course. Several Bal
tmore horses were entered, and the fastest of them
was beaten by Mr.. Burch's trotter.
A large concourse of spectators were present
and nothing occurred to mar the hilarty Of the oc
casion
BY reference to a note from Mr.. Bradley. the
Corporation Attorney, II win be seen that all per-
sons racing on the Avenue or other streets of the
city, or driving at rapid rate are liable to fine
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THE TRAGEDY or CoRrEz.--Mr. Lewis f. Thomas
win read his tragedy of Cortez tomorrow night
at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr.. Thomas is gentleman
-of extraordinary talents. The tragedy of Cortez
was written for the great tragedian Booth, who
died on his return from California, before he could
bring it out the stage. 1t is said, by those who
have read it, to be one of the finest tragedies
writer by any living author. We hope Mr.
Thomas win be rewarded for his labors by large
and remunerative audience.
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Cards of Admission rs cents, to be had at the Mu-
sic Stores, and of members of the Choir.
ian Bl--bt if#etf.f IN.
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TrHREE daily Through Trains, between Philadel-
j phia and Pittsburg.-Tnx MosxMo MAIL TRAn
leaves Philadelphia for Pitssburg at ~ A. NJ, and
Pttsburg for Philsdelphia ut A. NJ. TnR FAsr
LaSE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at p. n.
Tax NIGEr ExPREss TRAIx leaves Ph hiladelphia for
Pittsburg st II p. NJ, and Pttsburs for Philadel-
phix a. 10 =. NJ.
The above lines connect at Piitsburg with Rail-
roads to and from st. Louis, Mo-. Alton, Galena
and Chicago, ILL.,; Frsnkford, Lexington and Lou
isvillc, KY; Terre Hante, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind; Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield,
Bellefontaine ssndusky. Toledo. Cleveland, Colum-
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massllon and Wooster, Ohio; also,
with the Steam Packe, Boats from and TO New Or
issns, st. Louis Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
the shove places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills 1t the dif-
fcrent starting points Passengers from the West
will And this the shortest and most expeditions
roate u Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos-
ton. THOS. MOORE,
AaExr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
]. NESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pitnburg.
Feb. ]. 1855. ~-ly
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0Roae Aes Paceion ~ the 1860
NEW CLOTHING STORE.

1850 0Roae Attraction ~ the 1860
q NEW CLOTHING STORE.
~ . OIL LEY 4 a LEN,
klAvINH epaned branch Of their New York
\ Store In Union Block, No. iA3 Main street, in
vte the particular attention Of cash and short time
buyers - their extensive assortment Of Clothing,
which they o6sr at low prices.
Ia Being extensively engaged In the manufac-
tsss of Clsthing n New York sity, they hattcr
themselves they can o6er inducements never before
met with in the West. cali IL respectfully solc-
tied my5dAw
spring And Sunmep 81 1886.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
,. y. aUrcunsoH. JAS. pKwRY.
MUTCHINsON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, betwecn Main and johnson, Keo-
kuk. Iowa. have just reviewed at their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, = choice
and excellent supply Of BFoadcloths, CAssimefes
vestings, and 0entlcmen's Furnishing Goods, u eli
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall be
dose in the most approved and satisfactosy manner
They are sonstantly receiving the New York and
Philsdsphia fashions and Sespectfully solicit Gil
who desire good work and the best material to rive
them call. Agents for
Froncis Mah0n's Sysfem Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, ports Of Fashions.
apr1e-diy HUTCHINSON t. DEWEY.
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PENNsYLvANIA HAsLwOAD.

-
vTtHE Greni Central Route, connoctinS The Allan
i tic cities with Western, Nurthw estern aud Sonih
western States, by . continuous Railway direct
This road also connects at Pittsbcrg with daily line
Of steamers 10 all ports the Western Rivers, asd
~ Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers 10 all
ports the Northwestern Lakes making the most
direct cheapest and relnb;e route by which Freight
can be forwarded to and from the urrat West.
RATES BETWEEN rHn.ADxLpHiA AND pIrrsnURs
FIRST CLAss.--Boofs, Shoes,
Dry 6oo0s, Tin boxes) Furs, T6c. per 100 h.
Feathers, 4c.,
ID 2dCLAss.--Books and Station
cry, Dry Goods, lin bales.l Cos. per 100 lb
Hardware, Leather. Wool,
I'd CLAss.-Anvils, Baggns
bacon and Pork, lin bulk soc. per 100 lb
4th CLASS. Coffee, Fish, Ba-
con and Pork, packed, Lard, 400. per 100 ID.
FLOUR-$l per hbl. until further notice.
6RAIN-50 ets. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - 80 per bale. not csccetling 500 lhs
weight, until further notice.
&4- In shipping Goods from any point East o1
Philadelphia, be particular to mark package ..via
Pennsylvania Railroad All Goods consigned I,
the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia or Pitts
burg. will 10 forwarded without detention.
FREIGHr Aekxrs-Harris, Wor,niey 4 Co., Mem
phs, Tenn. r. F. Sass Co.. ST. Louis j. s. Mitch
ell 4 Son, Evansville, Ind; DUN esnil, Bef Mar
dock. and Carter 4 Jewett, Louisville, KY; n. C
Aeldrum, Madison. Ind; Sprigmsn 4 Brown, ans
Irwin CO.. Cincinnati; N. w. Graham 4 Co.
Zanesville, Ohio; leech Co.. 81 Kilby street, Bos
ton, I.eech 4 Co., No 2Astor House, New York; No
I William street, and No. $. Battery Place, New
York; E. J. sneeder, Philadclphia; Magraw I
Koons, Baltimore Geo. c. Franciscus, Rttsburg.
X. u. HOUSTON,
II. J. LOMBAERT, snp't, Altoona, Pa.
nov IS 1055.-l
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wDrIue q Arrangemen1 I

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4
kprlug Arrangemens - lobo.
From St. Louis, kcokuk, and intennediase places.
to Chicago, Niagara Falls, New York and boston
and to Burlington. Rock Island, Dunieith, Min
nesota, and Wisconsin, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD
vROM
Qulncy 10 Chicago.
Connecting 81 Galesburg with the Chicago and Bur-
lington, and Peoria and 0quawka Railroad for Bar.
lington. Peoria and Chicago; At Wianett and Pond
Creek with kock Island Railroad for Rock Island,
Iowa City, LasAlle, &C.; IT Mendoza with Illiuois
Central Ksilroad for Galena, Duuleith, St. Paul,
LAsale, Bloomington, &c. At Junction With Chicss 10
and 0alenA Union Railroad for Eigin, Beloit, Aind-
ison, ~; and u Chicago with the great Railrosd
Resees into WISCONSIN,, Indiana, Ohio, Ac., and 10
the Eastern cities.
The trains Of the Northern Cross Railroad con
meet at lAlesburg with the trains II the Chicago 4
Darlington Raiiroad 10 and from Chicago, and with
two daily lines Of the first class packet steamers ef
Quincy, and be. ween Quincy and sokuk. Two sx-
press trains run each way daily, Sundays excepted.
between Quincy and Chicag,, making regular con-
nectious - above.
I. Chicaeo Expr.ss-Leaves Quincy at o'clock
4. ~, arrives 1t Galesburyh at l2lSP ~, at Men
dots 81 r. n, at Chicagos r. ".
:. Chicago Express-Leaves Quincy 3.45 r. n, ar
nves At Galesburg ~, at Mend,ta 20 A. ~, st
Chicago 5.35A.A-
:. ;. QAiDey Express--Leaves Chicaeo9. IS A. ~, ar
rises ~ Mendota at l.30 r. ~, ~ .alesbars $40 r.
y 1t Quincy lI.15P.n.
4. Quincy Express-Leaves Chicago 0.l5 p. r., ar
rives At MENDOZA at 20 A. NJ, mt Gslesburg A. NJ
q Quiscy st II Az.
haggAgs checked throagh from Quincy to chieago.
Through tickets good for 20 days, allowing hold
en 10 remain over and resume their seats, can u
bought on board the steamers VI the Quincy and
Ase2uk rscket Company at 81. Ionis Hannibal,
= ths once II the Ticket Agens at Ksokuk also .,
The ticket o1Aces of the Achigan Central and Mich.
igAn Southern Railroads, 1t 81. Ii uis Chicaeo and
other cities; also ~ the Ticket Ofice in Quincy and
at all the principal Ticket Ofhccs East and West
For further information inquire Of J. r. Tewks
bury, Ticket Agent, I'd street, keokuk, Iowa
n. BUSHNELL,
Suv~n vspt.n
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LTvERY sTADLE,

I'm johnson Street, between lst and d, -
NJ By Wn. n. CLseBoax. This establish
nsnt u large, eommodioss, we'll arnngsd-N
and amply provided with good horses we'll trained
for harness, as we'll - with Carriages, Bugsies and
Hacks open and close, covered and half covered, 0f
every description, adapted 70 s0nvenoncs luxury.
Asss o. Carriages af residents al the city or vis.
itors from abroad kept on moderate tsrms, md
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled In
the business.
Horrcs bought and sold on commission and On my
own account at all times. As
May rs, lH5b.--dly |atae s
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- - - ~ - ~ ~ ~ - - Il -
FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous ~->
4 gums, mounted on gold or platina
and eli operations If the profession per- -S1I11U
Formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
Ea- Teeth mounted on Gutta Percha.
Othce on Dlondeau, between ID and 4th streets,
kcokuk. mch21-dIy
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Nick - e TIUoeFmanss Llvc1y 0t0olo.
FNniS Stable, situatcd Third Street, hneMesn
j Main and Rlondeau Streets, il. largs and come
modious and especially fitted up and adapted Tor the
busineG, and the undersigned amply prepared 70
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with Saddle HoTscs Bnggies, and CaEriages q ~
sonablc rates. They aizo keep Horses ~ The day,
week, or month. SAMI MCKEE,
w. ZIMMERMAN,
Keakuk, Oct. n, ls5l.-dtf
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
~ OBERTOP, No. u, Main street. has iuSs rs-
". ceiyed large and cCnplets assoNpsnt u
Fancy Goods, Toys, Masical Instruments 0hot 0uns,
Pistols, Fancy China sets, and on, which hs will
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. g. OBERTOP.
keOkuk, Oct. 20. 1855. d
WIN. MANNERS.
NYER AND 6COURkR. On 4th It,, between
~ johnson and Exchange. where hs will llrsnovaae
and make to appear new al kinds of Ladiss' md
Gentlcmen's apparel, such - csApe, breschs, g.
simere and woolsn shawls, oashmess, silk asan1ri-
NO drenes rugs, planoand table ssvsrs, viDdov And
damAsk curtains, &e. Asss.ss.
All of tho abovs, and every othsx article az cloth
Ing colored ID any Of the fancy plain colors.
hope b eioes attsnti0n aud knowledge of my bue
insss, = givs general sstlseAelipa. a - u
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DENTAL SURGERY.
nR. X. 8. BARRIER would respect. -
II fully inform his patrons and the fHs1
public generally, that he has fitted up UYYYD
handsome suite Of rooms, srnring ~IAI
neither pains or eApense to make them elegant and
comfortable, in the brick building wcs. side of I'd.
between Maia and johnson streets. Thankful for
past fsyors. he soiicits continuance Of the same
~ All operations warranted.
apr24dly
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oD1lOg and Summer 81 $50.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.



STAR CLOTHING STORE.-H. STRAuS
~ fCO. have removed their stock of Uothins
~ and Furnishng Goods from their old stand
TO No % Main door TO s. s. Billings where
thsy happy TO see their oid friends, and many
new ones.
/ ~ Our spring stock will be received At IN
early DAY. when We shall present unusual advsnta-
ges To the trade. feb2gd
re tAc Cltfsens % Kesk NM.
WE suea0iber would annoancc tn the citir~ns Of
keokuk that he has just received = stock Of the
beet and most fashionable goods for gentleman =
vear ever bruught 70 Keokuk; consisting Of French
and American cloths, cassmercs and yestinRs plush
81, velvets grenadines, cashmeres &C. which nc in
make up on the shortest notice and in the best style
~ order. The subscriber has also on hand fine as
sortmcnt OF shirts, crayats, scarfs, collars, &C.
sepl7 JAMES N. TYLER.
TO the Mere hamts 81 l0wa.
NEW CLOT HING WARE HOUSE.
- NAPLES 4 CO, having taken the Store, 4s
= Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied BY FHssin Co,) and having secured the SER
wees u the most tasty CATERS, are now Manu-
fActuring IN entirely stock Of Clothing Of eve
~ description, and il is intention at oil times
70 keep nrge stock Of the newest and most desira
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market.
"P. WARES. formerly or Dubuque, having spcn,
the last twenty years in the West and knowing thu
not fail tn give entire satisfaction to all those that
be may have the pleasure of doing busincss with
Our Linen Furnishing Room, we think, cannot be
surpassed - all cur Shirts Collars, etc. etc, are
made to order.
| 1t will afford rs much pleasure to have you call
and make personal examination Of our stock.
Augaat s, tS3a.-dly r. NAPLES X co.
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K KU1R6 a>ock q Innily 0sosagisa, variety q
N 1eyny anl an 1sscFt1enb q 1neiaal ln61su,
1919. ~ aAlSon Main 6ssset, betwssa ese1aA ~
Third. m1r 8. lo4o.d
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THE McEARLAND IloUsE.

FRONT-ST.. T.............FT. MADISON, IOWA, :,
IL AS been enlsrged and tAocosxhly renovated,
- md h now : large and oommodious establish
nent. convenient 70 the steamboat landing, and IN
the very centre Of business. 4s
The andefsixned has furnished II throuehqnt In
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
In the business viii enable him to give gpssAl
Subtraction.
Oct. 20, 1855. d4wn D. J. kOEA
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled 70 any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Booklets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, &c., De-, furnished q
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re-
bound in any style desired
Gu. Ny Bindsry will be found nm Second Street,
next door to the Atheneum, sign Of the "Big Book.
Jan. Is, 18b4.-d&w. ISAAC N. P1EkCk.
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II 1NI0N Block, Main Street, Dealer IN Ear =
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and(
Medicines, Paints, Otis, DyeStuns, Brushes,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &C., &c
All the Patent Medicines Of the day. Physieie1Ds
prescriptions and family recipes will be accMrately
and neatly prepared and in 10 case will any but
pure and genuine materials be used.
-- dee lad
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New Grocery & Provision 6tore.

~ w. RUNfAN co, having established them.
~. selves ON the south side of Founlh strset nvns
~ the Market House, have received lar and vell
selected stock Ut Grocerie, ~ which they rrspecff
~ call the attention VI the citizens Of Eeokh -
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinde -
constantly On hand. All articles delivered 1Iss
part Of the city free Of charge. [des. e.
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G. =. wHIrcoAE- noD skS NICKEL
WMITCOMD 4 NICKEL,
A TT0kNIES at Law and usncraI LAsa Agents,
attSea 10 al business entYusted to their care in
Pousshiek, Iowa, Benton, Tsma, AArshail, and jas
per counties
Collections will receive special sttAntion.
Refer " b. Douglass Co., 81 Louis jobs
Block i Co.. pi,ts6arg w. A. 1 l. Shamway,
Phiiaslelphia; Bensingsr 3 Co., baltimore; Hon
Z. b. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania; Hon. Q. 4
bsSrst, Chorheld, Pennsyfvsnia; Bditor PfsiebsrE
"Daify Union" &c.
June O. l855.-d
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NJ. w. Hicks. M. n,
S u r q EON MIST

City Of keokuk, Iowa, ,-O6ice Second ST., betwec
Main and Johnson
nR. H., in addition to the usual HrYM
- methods Of inserting artificial teeth l.
Is in possession Of the exclusive right UOyyY
for this city Of mounting the "continu-
ous gum work, 10 universally admired fur thei
beauty and cleanliness.
lie IN also mounting teeth on Gutta Percha.
apr is 1856 dWly
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JAMES NJ. REID,
ATTORNEY At LAW Ksoksk, Iowa
nFFICE in the Rail Road once On Main Street,
~ over J. E. BSuce's store.
August Z, 1855.
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KEOKUK: MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1856

nxNRY r. scuOLTE, 1DW1x \. GRAFT
sCHOLTE Z ORANT,
PELLA. .............. MARION CO., IOWA,
bankers, LAND AGENTS, and NOTARIES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Unitod states Life In
surance Company, lows State Fire Insurance Com
pany, Cooper's Ciark's steam Engine MAnufscto-
~, and for sll important agricultural mAchines.
Editors and Proprietors Of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE Independent in Politi.e and Reii gion-13
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
octI9 dWiy
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MILLER e BECK
A TTORNEYS At Law and Solicitors in ChAncefy !;
n Agents for the invest CATION of Land Titles and
the purchase and sale Of Real kstate; will hereaf
ter practice in and regularly attend the District
Courts Of Keokuk and r. Madison, and If the other
counties of the Fret judicial District Of lows; and
will also practice in the Supreme Cour, Of the State
Fl Madison, Feb. II, l855.-dff
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n sals q the date City farpitars Rsoms.
fsb11a C.s. ABBOTT.
Times COPY,
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ABiEL LEoxARD, HORACE Evxnn4F.
LEONARD u EVERETT,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN REAE.
ESTATE.

yALUA O11R RA0M ron NALE.
I WILL sell the eeatAwesa of Section 10. xewn-
j ship 06, Range 5, within three miles II Keoknk,
ON thtP1ank AeA0, le0 aerea in cultivation, % ~
iollowisg tssus: 0ns third cash, and ths Tsnain-
der o. len pears credit BY paying ten per cent in
tssvst annually. EAMLF MILLER.
Keokuk, April 3, le56-dtf
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=. n. OsCONNOR 4 DBO.,
APOTHECAR1Ek AND NJ U0G5Iu1

Tl I. McKENNEY, has becn appointed Agent II
i Lee County, for the sale " SvsRI1uo0s L.
UoRs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and SAc1ame1tal
purposes only
kuk, Iowa.
July Sd, 1855. d1y
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From St. Louis, kcokuk, and intennediase places
TO Chicago, Niagara Falls, New York and boston
and to Burlington, Rock Island, Dunieith, Min
nesota, and Wisconsin, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
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SHAVING AND RAAlR.CUTTlW1ns
T1NAE saloon OF George Cabus, below Ps1ccnes
! Bank, on Main stse6t, Il the fAvorite reo1Sf p
Gentlemen for clean shaving. agreeable aAsnneenne
and scientific hair cutting.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety Of chsicc Fancy Articles, inelniine
fine soaps, pomatum, Brushes Of all kinds, CraYr1S
Collars, &C., always on hand, and cheaper -
elsewhere. GRO. CABuN
apr3S-dAm
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RgCn n. LyIxGsTox, GEO. u. Lvix0sToS.
JAA. n. Liy ixoST0x, JOHN ~ KIxkEAD-
LIvIN 6&TON BROS. 4 KINkEAD,
vXTHOLESALE GROCERS and C0mmission Mer7
w chnts, No. 81 vescv strset, between Broad
way and Grssnwich sirccfs, NEW YORK.
Respectfully solicit call from the merchants Of
Iowa when visiting the New York market.
February 3, 1855. dry m
JAHEs w. FixLEY, W. c. FUxxsoUsEx-
FINLEY Il FUNK mOU0B0,
DR0DUCE, Commssiou and Forwerding Msr-
1 chants, corner Of state and eouth Water stsset,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-09

WILLIAx WMTxR, Proprietor.
TORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Aadi
~ son, Iowa.
EOr BAGGAGE taken TO and from boatS Free o
charge.
- Stages leavc this House daily FOR Kseksl
and Darlington. june -, lSSS.---d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-09

a SPLENDID Farm Of six hundred aeres, lscated
IA on string Prairie, sixteen miles n. -. of the
city of keokuk.
IL desired It will be divided tosuit purchasers.
The improvements are II = superior character.
II has bssn pronounced, by those who have feen
it, 10 - one ol the most beautiful farms in the Conn
try.
Apply toJ +. Cave, String Prairie, Or 70 Cave
Soas Main Street, between Sd and 4th, Keoknk.
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II EOKUK, MT. PHEASANT MU6CArlNE B.
- ROO. Henry NeWtm y daily enthoftaed 70
collect fot the above Company
! agslSA a cHAA. PARSONS. Treasurer.