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DiGUERREOTYPES IN EVERY STYLE

~ M L l.. II ~ L. l. TX
1t5 NAN STREkT Lss,u
SPRING IMPOHTATION, 1880.
w. =. & q. DOMAIN
No. 10 Pearl ST., Richmond, Va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS PINE AMI HEAVY
nAHDWARE, CUTLERY AMI GUNS,
q RE receiving by ships Albert G-llstin." "CrcAiv-.~
~ western Isaac Wright" and Excelsior" >SS.ss.9
and steamers "Alauie' and Africa" sprng c@A
impottsion Of nlrmingh.m and Sheffield HARD s1kl0sS8
WARE, CUTLERY aud GUNS. and FROM
country fu and complete AMERICAN
selected with purchased
and embracing variety a worthy te
and examination VI purchasers visiting market.
OF Goods adapted for the
ly, stock Is unusually full and complete,
Wedding aud Hiliug Hoe.
Grain, Grass, Clover Bramble scythes
Trace, Log Coil and other Chains
stcvl-Cast, Double Shear, German Bisi.red
Hollow ware-Pos Ovens. Spiders, sc
Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Anvis Vices, Bellows,
fhes, Locks and Hinges. Screws, A..
Asles and SPRING. Fry Pans aud Curry Comb.
Pen, Pocket aud Table Knives
ka1ors, scissors "a hezrs.
Togeiher with all OTHER articles usual In our line
We respectfully solicit
slowed upon " o number Of
aud others OF our determination to sell
whatever AID that cur best -norts shah be
W. :. a DOMAIN
IN BPeuAr and prompt given to order. entrusted
tn
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" r. Staples has been elected State Auditor Of Rhode
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ViuGINIA .POLiTICs.-I W. RANDOLPH viii pub


History ~ Political In
and sketch ~ the LJfc Of Gov. Wise Price ~ 50.
II will be sent BY mail paid 10 al advsnce.
tNptice from the Eramnsr1
ut j. not only valuable book Of reference aud depository
facts and Tor the Democratic pocion
esnK picture aud history that celebrated campaign
ao appendix compiling much documentary Information
gard 10 the before Of the Union
tfforn the Enquirrr1
The history ~ % Nrgnas brilliant and glorious
pagn viii b. asnosi eieresng aud valuable dds Tor De
and anti Know Notiings
DR. Hambleon performed admirably every De.
ufosrraf sItouI has a
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AND srORE HOUSE pom PRIvATE sALEl-Tbc fsA
Subscriber wishes sell his rel Swanson IlI
we Pylvana county, ", snd viii DO "a by private
liberal terms possession 10 he delivered touards the
year.
To persons ug pursue the business Turning and Hsr
cidHdze combined connected with
to those -eetng pleasant county residence o
p0rtuny rarely with that which e the
Of this property.
DescrpfisH IL consists ~ fro AW1fred anil h.Hfyscre
81 land VI vhc about ~ 81 AIRED productive
tNaun, The remainder n original
land H. the heart ~ the % Tobacco
Tie improvements and comfortable consisting ~
and handsome framed dwelling with rooms beautifully su
aed' With neverang well of free ysrd
and all necessary ouhouses Also,
House aud two neat aud tenemens occupied by
NDacent and
TIE Danvlle sud Rocky Mount Turnpike u miles Dnnv-
terminus ~ the Richmond and Danvr lrosd
sing OF The principal thrOugfTe from Psyvaua Henry Court
House Asa business place Tor mrrchandT A may
formed from the fact uat from W 10 u ousand donrs
yo' have been si here Tor
stock The amount "a be sold h. Indefinitely
tien capital aud ordinary good mans yfmeut The health ~
locality NunsNceIdOuahie.
TgsHs My price for this properly fsOOo payments
comnoditInr Persons desiring further
dress e subscriber a swansOnvc ftisyvana Va
mhin-cim JOHN D. NALL.
LW AlcGandra 0axetts will
aud send bill ~ ne
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UNOH SALE.-fl.I50 virginia State stock-shor .,te
~ 30 shares Farmers Bank Stock.
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HOOt> M >sATIoNI.pI.
SToCkS F0if SALE.

- fNrncrs' Hank
Virginia Rank Stock
Virginia Registered Bonds long short time TO run
Virginia Coupon Bonds pay able la Nr- York
kicinnoId City Bonds
Norfolk city Coupons payable ia New York
Petersburg city Coupons
S'uhsilr Il Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg
Virginia aud rcnncs-,r Railroad Bonds, ~
Virgins Central Mortgage Bonds
SnulisHir " u. Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac ~ ". shares
nhS 4
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DISSOLUTION.
GuNiE coparnerslip ~ HESTER WHITE, D.
by The nrm ftIt s ..i -
partner, In winding up the business ~ 'N'''
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lndAh uUsIIELs DRIED APPLES
hOUO l00 do Pea Snts

oms Law Building residence corner Clay and an s,ps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

ARRIVAL OF THE ORIzABA.-The Orixaba
arrived from Central America ut New York
on the lst. The Nicaragua transit route is
again open. The Costa Ricans have left
without another battle. The Vanderbilt par.
ty Ind been aiding the Costa Ricans, not
withstanding the slaughter of innocent Amor
loans ut Virgin Bay. Gen. Walker was in
good health and spirits. The elections we're
proceeding at Nicaragua. l. was thought
Rivas would be reelected President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

Cincinnati Convcntien...Daii oss nxs
There we're severa! rumors in town yester-
day to the effect that Douglass was nomina-
ted. They were, however, doubtless I'M
worthy Of credit. The following is the
result OF twelve ballotings:
- CIScISNArI, June 5.
First ballot-Buchanan 1875, Pierce l22.
Douglass 33, Cass 6.
Second ballot-Buchanan 1879, Pierce ll9,
Douglass 81, Dass 6.
Third balfot-About the same.
Fourth ballot-Buchsnan l47, Pierce llq,
Douglass 80, Cass s.
Firth ballot-Buchanan lao, Pierce ll9,
Douglass 81, Cass S.
Sixth ballot-Buchanan l55, Pierce lO7,
Douglass %, Cass 5.
Seventh ballot-Buchanan l43, Pierce 80,
Douglass So, Cass 3.
Tennessee for Douglass Georgia divided
between Douglass and Buchanan. Impress
sion Pierce is OF the track.
Eighth ballot-Buchanan Jag. Pierce AZ.
Douglass SIS, Cass I.
Motion to adjourn after : O'Clock was
The New York delegation was admitted-
one half the Hards and one half the Softs.
Motion to adjourn favored. Alabama dele
CATION retired to consult.
lOth-Buchanan, LAT, Pierce 80, Douglass
90, Csss S.
Vermont has changed from Pierce to Doug
63, Cass 5.
- l2th-Buchanan no chance, (2) do LAT,
Pierce 70, Douglass Is, Class S.
on motion delegation allowed to record
vote on PLATFORM Vote in favor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
TO the People Of the United states.

The People Of the United States, without regard
to past political differences or divisions, who are
opposed TO the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
to the policy Of the present Administration the
extension Of Slavery into the Territories, in favor
Of the admission Of Kansas a Free State, and Of
restoring the action of the Federal Government to
the principles of Washington and Jefferson are in
vitcd by the National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention Of the 22d Of February,
1885, TO send from ea.h State three Delegates FROM
every congressional District and SIX Delegates at
day Of June next, for the purpose Of recommending
candidates for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
by order Of the National Committee
Washington, March 20, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
So they Come.

II is very frequent thing to pick up the
journals Of distant towns which chronicle
the departure of active and esteemed citizens
for this place, and though they may feel re-
greet, vet to us it is q source Of pleasure and
felicitation. Our columns will yield testi-
mony to the frequency with which we have
transferred such notices to our paper, and
no better evidence can be afforded concern
ing the desirable character Of the class who
migrate hither, than the fact that their de-
parture from other points is so frequently
the occasion Of public notice. Another in
stance of the kind will be found below.
We copy from the Lansingburgh (N. "
Gazette
PAAsg NoBILE FRARux.-Charles Hitchcock
4 Co. leave this week for their new home in
keokuk. Notwo more energetic business men
could possibly be found in onr community,
and their removal will be deeply regretted BY
all with whom they have had business rela-
tons. Mr.. Charles Hitchcock has been for
some years q member of our Common Couu-
Gil, and his ready active business tact and
talent, joined to a sound judgment, has rem
dered him universally popular in his ward,
and causes his removal to be doubly regret
ed; his brother Henry, though younger, is
beloved, and his urbanity OF
and pleasing address will quickly
establish him among the warm hearted, hos
pitabls citizens of keokuk. We trust their
expectations in the new home OF their choice
will be realized, for certain we are, not two
are more worthy. No wonder Keokuk is SO
when she counts such men as
deimstreet, Wheaton, and the Hitchcocks
among her merchants, and cordially do we
Feel identified with her interests, from the
TACT that she is the residence Of our
friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

" The Rev. DR.. King il now not only
preaching without molestation on the Sab.
pain, outsome of the most eminent men OF
Atnens are among his regular hearers. He
~ Also theological GLASS Of : dozen
view. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
Republican Declaration OF PriMcI-
plCA.

.Ap'r Aab M inh fiifsbteh soNN
/. We demand and shall attempt to secure the
repeal Of all laws which allow the introduction Of
Slavery into territories once consecrated freedom
and will resist by every constitutional means the
existence of Slavery in any Ct the territories OF the
United States.
brethren in Kansas in their consti tutiona and man
~ resistance to the usurped authority Of their law
less invaders, and will give the full weight OF our
political power in favor Of the immediate admission
of Kansas to the Union as free, sovereign, indie
pendent State.
3. Believing that the present national admins
fration has shown itself to be weak and fathless,
and that its continuance in power is identified with
the progress OF the slave power to national suprema-
cy, with the exclusion Of freedom from the terrific
ry. and with increasing civil dscord, II is leading
purpose OF our organization to oppose and over
throw Ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

e. Van Amburg's elephant being en-
veloPed in huge blanket, was picking up
the fugitive straws Of hay upon the ground
~ poking his trunk through an opening in
ms cover, observing which, son Of the
Emerald isle, who hal just entered, exclaim-
Cd And what sort Of haste is that, atm
hay with his tail ?''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

ETA Scotch farmer named Craig aays he
prevents the potatoe disease by planting sew
erai varieties TO getheer. He thinks the DO.
.atoe disease may be safely attributed to tho
violation OF one Of the laws Of nature. and
mat the generation Of the malady 10 occc.
stoned by the plants being too closely brod.
Or, 10 other words, by sub-breedine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
.TsIesraPhic news.

New HAVEN, june 4.-The House Of Rep
resentatives to-day, elected james Dixon,
.American Republican, Y. 8. Senator. II:
vote stood, Dixon lis, Toucy lOl, scattering
Z. Chas, McCordy was elected Judge Of the
Supreme Court.
BosroN, juno 4.-Faneuil Hall was Dense
y crowded With sympathisers with Free
State men in Kansas. Mayor Rice occupied
the Chalr. Various prominent speakers adj
dressed the meeting, and appropriate resolu-
tons were adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

The Performance 80 insists Of
Daring Feats Of Equestrian Hossemsaship,
Ground aud Lofty Tnmblipg,
Jumping over Eight Horses.
Comic Petitions by the Clcwn.
Double Eommeryauifs.
Acsobstic Exercises.
Duplicate Ladder.
LIE Perche Equipoise,
Revolving Globes,
Comic Songs,
Fancy Dances.
Negro Minstrels,
and Pantomims.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

expect the day is not far distant when the
Mississippi will be crossSd on . bridge at
keokqk, which will not hinder the navign-
ton. We say to Kcokuk, 20 ahead 60
ahead! The heart OF Iowa lie opsa FOR you
and iaready TO receive you. The DssMoines
Valley can got along, il 30 it must, without
Congressional favors. 1t would be fatal
error, il Keokuk suffered herself to be de-
by the promise that another act will
be granted for the benefit of her railroad,
and remained inactive on account Of that
promise. No, Keokuk must 90 on a. fthcre
was no Congress in existence. The less de-
lap the better; the road once started will
pay good interest, and will prove to be q
profitable investment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
RAILROAD GRANT.

From the Pelia Gazettc.
According to the act passed in Congress in
behalf OF the railoads in Iowa, only those
roads are benefited which have Eastern con-
nections. In consequence Of this, the Keo-
kuk and Fl. Dcs MONIES road 10 totally neg
lected. This shows that, in Congress East
ern connections arc Of great weight. The
meaning OF the words Of that net are GER
tainly connections with Eastern roads, but
we presume that connections with Eastern
men have something to do with the exclusion
Of keokuk. In our opinion it is not right to
neglect one OF the most necessary roads in
the State, md one that long since was be-
Tore the attention VI the public. Perhaps
the Trainers and promoters Of the act were
SO certain Of the ability Of the people inter-
ested IN the keokuk and Fort Des Moines
railroad, to build it without amy Congression-
~ heip, and fearful that the work on the
roads with eastern connections" was in
danger OF being stopped for want OF funds.
tnat, IN thefr paternai care for the poor and
needy, they concluded to open the national
purse TO help those who wanted assistance.
and nm let the others take care Of themselye
We are certain that the Keokuk road il Of tho
highest importance to tho State, and should
not have been left unprotected; but we IRE
also convinced that that neglect will not
break Keokuk mp, nor ressrd the construc.
ton OF the keokuk and Fort Des Moines
railroad. keokuk will, no doubt, in short
Ilme' have an Eastern connection, md West
srn TOO, without the Congressional patronage.
oome men IN the east will End it profitable
% come ~ connection with that road. We
tn'nk the people Ct keokuk will resent the
neglect bu, they will not lose their conf
oence ~ the American compliment--hsIpI
youfsey The sooner the people begin to
rely 90 their own Resources, without waiting
ior congressional fsvors, the better. WI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

ATAENKUU.
4nvs. DIFF, Manager,
- ososEY, Ast. Manager,
= y ocHELL. Scenic Artist.
Saturday Evening, JaAe Z.
This Evening. Saturday. June 7th. will be per
formed the interesting Gomssstta entitled
LA CHARLES LUISSE.
Nutz, q. II. Browne.
A'sette, with songD Miss Lo uisa Pray.
After which. Song u "oar Mary
Ann" by Miss Loo uA PRAY.
10 be followed By the Romantic Drams in , acts,
entitled
Robert MncalEo:
THE TWO MURDERERS.
NO ebert Maeaire, Mr.. DuA.
.Aques Strop u. n. Browne.
1aare, Mrs. Duff
During the piece, the Pas Strinenne by
Miss Louise Pray and Mr.. Dan.
II: psrfo.mane. will conclude with the laugh
able Farce Of
THE Ac..REss or ALL WORK.
Middle, q. r. Bsowa-
Marie in wAisa AssActsr she will
sustain dtfeee nst partial MiaS Louisa Pray.
asa8s
Prices d Adnis sos-Dssas Circle 50 ssats; Gallssy
II u.
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Mr.. Horace N. Smith.

Mr.. Horace N. Smith,
The Champion Bare Back Rider If the World.
II. A. GARDENER,
The Great American Clown aud Jester
G. w. ARCHER,
The Great Globe Performer.
w. T. ROBINSON,
The Celebrated Scenic Rider.
Mr.. GEORGE BAITEY,
Sommersauiter on Horseback.
MILE vICTORINE,
The Beautiful French Danseuss.
MILE LAURA,
The Sylph Of the Circle.
MADEMOISELLE JOSEPHINE,
Female Equsstrienne.
The whole brilliant entertainment 10 conclude with
SMITHS EXCELSIOR BAND
NEGRO 1EIssrREIs,
IN Songs, Dances, Jigs, Jokes, &C., &C.,
ADMISSION TO WHOLE PERFORMANCES.
cts.
Children under ten To Boxes - cts.
NOTICE.
"A hACk left With ~ 70 repair, in September last,
a BY Thomas Wilson, il not called for within 80
DAY. y.n win y D. :old t. pay charges y
1853 80 Sv-OSWs OnAAN = ~
ICE ICEIy
ICE promptly aeiivsrcd daily, in any part Of thu
town, In any quantity TO suit customers.
Orders may Be lnfs ~ Hanill Co . 0rocsry.
ape3O-d IA. RALSTON co.
oAxL HKnDx Rs METi !. ~, ,..,1.. -. J,
- his Threshing Machine Is not called for With
s : COZ 4 Ri ss: s1r11 CO.
LUM0ER.
vINHE undersl gned now have . stock Of Logs, and
= can fsrnish almost any amount Of Lumbsr 70
order on short iotioe Also Laths Of good quality,
worked Floorin = Surfaccd Lumber, &c.
Fire weed.
Fire wood, sawed in stove lengths, " otherwise,
Jas. :s, = The mill for "a Ss:a
RkUsHES -Tooth, Hair and Nall br1Shsss :
~ large y sortment Of superior 9ualities for ale
BY WILKINSON D MARSHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Druegists,
jnneSd Corner Of Main and 80 it.
ERNU1k;R LUBIN s ExTRACT5.-JocEsy Club,
.s.. me :.s ss;1E s': s: other de- es.s.s
1870 = - Will WILKINSON IL sols Z MARSHALL.
Success orr Of H. II. Ayrss, cor. Main and Sd sts.
rGyOIL Er sOAPs.--Lows brown Windsor and
= 10 icy Soaps, warranted genuine. For sale BY
jaas3d WILKINSON MARSHALL.
NAU DE COLOGNH.-Genuinc Johann and r
~ a1Eta Farms Cologne, IN octagon and long bot.
ties, Tor sale By
juns3d WILKINSON MARSHALL
ESLAV(,RINa ExTRACTS.--Preston { Nerriil'S,
IL N. II q. A. Wright's, Msakima' and others Ex-
tracts Of Lemon, Vanilla, Psach. Raspberry, Aaes
Cloves. \ utmefs, bitter Almonds, Hose. ETC., To-
-als BY WILKINSON MARSHALL,
iuneSd Cor. Main and I'd sts
LED AsMIA-X splendid perfume Tor handker'
= ; = q sei'' - ~, WILKINSON j. MARSHALL.
ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. -Cilind1dos Re
N enlIe de Londres, Trabasos, La Rosa, L. Prueba
Il Irasmerana, 4alanes, etc., etc. Choicest brands
is.eSd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
CAN AND DO
nnrLte ~ citissns Of Keokuk and vicinity. FIR
- FuanusUnS, ehsapsr than they can purchase iu
81 Ionis - anywhefs abroad and transport Il Asse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

Prices Of Admis -Drsn Csale 50 ssats; 0allasy
e s:ass. Dosmo psnat o'clock. enstaia will siss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

We quote from the up country papers on
the Iowa Land bill and the Keokuk Rail-
road.
From the Fort Des Moines Citixenl
We said the bill was good one 80 far al
it went. But it does not go far enough
What has Mr.. Hall done for his own District
which should have been his special care,
even if the passage Of the bill Is secured
The most important road in his own district
If not in the State, is entirely left Of the
bill. The Keokuk Fort Des Moines and Min
nesota Railroad is entirely ignored. That
great inland trunk of the railway commerce
Of Iowa, which is to concentrate and carry
off the surplus productions Of Western and
North Western Iowa, through the great val
ley of the Des Moines to its natural outlet,
Keokuk, is cut of from the benefit Of the
appropriation of single acre while tina,
great Rams Horn, .4ir Line, Gas Line,
and no line Mt all Road, or never intended to
De one, running from Lyons northwest to
somewhere, nobody knows where--that is
appropriated for by the thousands Of acres.
And the Davenport and Burlington roads
take up and appropriate for themselves the
acres that should have been given to
this. This is caring for the best interests Of
the District with vengeance. 1t NAV be
that the willy trickster did not secure AS
many votes as he.has lost By the operation.
Let the people of the District look to this
point.
HEoKuE AND FORT DIES MONIES RAILROAD.
From the Eddyyiiie COMMERCIAL
In our last we stated the fact that va pre-
stunned the above named road was ia the bill
passed by Congress, granting 100000
acres Of land to railroads 10 this State and
gave the reasons for our conclusion. Ii
turns out however that we were mistaken
the kcokuk and Fort SDes Moines not beng
one Of the favored roads.
Now We are not Of those who cry over
split milk, but really we would be glad to
know how Congress could ignore o road
which ii is admitted ON all hands 10 one of
the most important ever projected for the
benefit of the State Of Iowa. As m expla-
nation Of the manner in which the bill was
passed it is said by some, that the bill was
the work OF Mr.. Bennett Of New York and
was carried through Congress By those who
were only interested in roads that already
had Eastern connections. Now whether
there is any truth whatever in the fact as
stated we cannot at present say; but any
one at all acquainted with legislation, will
not for moment believe that Congress
would pass bill of this kind against the
wishes OF the Delegation Of the State for
whose benefit the Donation was proposed to
be made-nor will that explanation answer
IN the face of the fact that the entire Iowa
delegation voted the bill as passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

During the piece, the Pas Strinenne by
Miss Louise Pray and Mr.. DAT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
1 can AND mo-

CukLtD ~ citissns Of Keokuk and vicinity, Fun
- Fuauusunx, cheaper than they can purchase %
1l Ipaas - anywhefs abroad and transport u hsse
Aay pesens doubting this ars invited 20 call 6 ~
0sie City Furniture Rooms, 1876 NAin street, and
satisiy tbe0aslvss Of the fact. G. s. ABBOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

Tho Performance will conclude with the Ian,
able Farce Of
THE AC..REss or ALL WORK.
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what they Say.

We quote from the up country papers o,
the Iowa Land bill and the Keokuk Rail
road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

NJ N. Chamberlain would respectfully inform his
0 Id Friends and Customers that he ID still to be
found At the old stand ready to serve them here
tofore, to the bsst Of his ability.
keokuk. June T. '50--dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
Te she PuDasc.


HAVING determined, hereafter, 20 do N sxcls-
L sively Gosh business in oar retail depaxtnsnt,
are prepared to sell all kinds Of HAS, Caps Boa
nets, &C., 1T greatly reduced prices. Oar stock L.
nov very complete, and We keep nothing bst the
best grades Of goods always have the
and will sell lowsr Tor cssh tAaa tbs s0osa grades
are sold on credit So come on with yOus dinssi
-. All kinds Of Millinery work Doc 70 order
Ut the shortest notice.
1ct C6-dtf o. r. ufvMPHREY aAGR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

10 acres of timber land four miles from the city
Gao aercs VI land within three miles Of the city
go acres, 50 acres under cultivation, near Camsi
70. A liberal credit will be given.
26S acres. also under cultivation, eleven milt
from she city. Terms sasy.
SMITH 4 vANSICKLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

o., TIE TWO MUHDEKEKS-
70 ebert MasAirs, Mr.. DuA.
Aques Strop, u. +. Browne.
Aarie, Mrs. Dur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07

Saturday Evening, Jane Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-07
HOU SALE.

hfarm Of 100 scres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins, and harm 30x40 situated Is miles
from keokuk, in sight Of, and one milo and hall
from the Mississippi. Terms-one third cash, the
balance in one or two year. Price, t2l per srYe.
Title indisputable. SMITH kvAN5iCkLEN.
EN0N SALE-A house and two lots in Pontoosuc.
l. Illinois. Apply 70