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" .a.ELEEn FnoM nEv. Dn.

- - McCABF, Of Virgins
HsHFrnv, Va, oct. 18th issS.
Having Baker. Premium n ny family
u Dyspcpa Head
~
resng maadics with tds have care.
fully avoided recommending % the
The Hooded because believe IN majority 81 they
Than good but, BaEgHs BfrrEs tried
immediate produced beneficial
suits 40 liberty withhold humble testimonial TO
their value. JOHN
would advise the public n be mindful HAKEHS
puEufTU uITfEHS, as medicine 81 great merit
II has gained lasting reputation wherever
generally recommended ~ NE most eminent IN Virginia
re- Every family should keep few bottles hand.
Price 80 per bottle.
To be sd Of AZ the principal Druggists In Iris city. Also.
following Druggists:
Todd Cui.an, Pctersburg, Va; r. stsbler, LynchbuE
Va King Toy, Norfolk Oarck 0uathrney, Portsmouth
Dr. Csmm Williamsburg, VA Johnston Wallace Predericts
burg, Va J. r. Caiufn Co. banvilie, va Wheat Chapne
Wheeling, VA Thomas, Adams Co, smithhed, Va BIB wills
ghaylo.,ssylle' va Essrdge s,aunton, va; walter
". Middleton, farmvlle, Val w. ". Lppitt Wilmington, ~ O.
Charles stot Co. Washington city Cauley Hatch Baltimore
M Bofekers Ne Covingon, Ky; aud from Druggists gene
rally.
Orders addressed to " BAKER,
dce Richmond, Va
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NEW CONCERNED subscribers have this day associi
tel themselves together under the style and 81 WILLING
HAN IARpl for the purpose 81 carrying the wHoLEsAI
IMPORTING DRY GOODS BUSINESS, the old within,
ham Elicit Co No Is Pearl street. they exhibit by
Of March an entire stock Of Goods J. wIGIINGHAM,
lat-2W A.
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for the transaction CLOTHING and FURNISHING ba
In all Its branches under the MERCHANT wsI
GIR 4 co.
TvN solicit continuance OF the liberal
50 oug hcen bestowed upon ,he immediate predecessors.
Having discontinued the Johbng business they will
attention 10 the Retail department. Of their
will be able To please their patrons goods price
SII.AS MERCHANT,
Jan. 8, ls56.-ja4 CIIAs n nARRACorT
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~ CHAP CARPErSii At THE NEW CARPET WAR;
ROOMS OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HANK--I anxious clio.
out the entire balance Of very large stock NJ Carpets
view ot doing n Offer the entire lot prices
Close them out ousekcpers hotel keepers boarding
keepers most respectfully invited to cali and eNsmnr Tor
selves. O. A. CWATKIS
lei
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~, fOH OLD SORES OF EVERY DE-
w~-2 scnPuon, beast, TO- scalds burns Tor
irrh ~1uuds and ctba , &c, The THUE Too On s,e
advertisement 10 anosbe par " the paps. J,25
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iaa dAc1n

~ ALIENS WRITING. GLASS will me
u - every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY cv
nlng- at ~ o'clock precisely. "a ALLEN, Penman,
jill No. IL renf.n nm .in
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CO-PAHTNEHSiIIP NOTICE.

WIZ undersgne have TIL. day formed cOpsrtner.hp
city Of New York. under the arm aud style Of BRUMMEI
RolsTES for the Of conducting GENERAL CONNIS
SION BUSINESS particularly
Tobacco aud Flour GRAIN other Produce Location
No sS Water street.
30 Liberal advances eonsignments.
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. RONSTEH,
J. Is. ROlSrfR
Richmond, January |, ls56 ini-d2m
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Hln0WN sIOII, POHTEH, BOTTLINGA All
- AND DRAUGllr ALE.--GtO W. GRAY. having taken int
plfnerip, AyrREw sturV under the firm Of sratR
the old stand ~ South 9Th Philadelphia.
0rays celebrated malt liquors. the Unite
sates They have constantly hand stock ~ the uam
articles which be obtained by addressing them shove
cash. de3i-gag ,Wcdasat 2n
m OG IOsT.-s,raycd away sbou, two weeks ~
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DISSOLUTION.
CO-PAitrNERsuIP NOTICE

" %
Instant of ti.
authorised TO the Of the "a
Ih" having claims will please present
requested To- call and with little delay possible
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NOTICE.

TuNHE arm Of BROOKS BELL WALLER dissolve,
I'll further notice. We will close of Good.
ELLErr, WALLER DREwRY A Co
January 2d, 1866 BROOKS BELL A WALLER
Dt>sOLt riON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The Copanerhp heretofore existing between
under the nrm Of Lewis Webb day dissolved by mu
tna consent, Lewis Webb
will sign the name Of the firm In liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB
Richmond January 9TH, 1856 LEwIs WEIR
COMPREHENSIVE.
LtWS y WshB having associated with him,
William : Roysier CLERKS OF eoneern) will continue IN
business Nueneral Commission,
a. Main Street, under the firm Of LEWIS n wEBR A co
LAWS Wkhh will retain his the
therefore have the ben.at long sxnce and AL
LEWIS " wEnB
JOHN a.
Richmond January I, 1850 wM \ RoYsTFR
al lxcIm
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FIFE AnH NOW INTuEcIr,

ss2t-n
THE UUNGAHIANs AHE NOW IN THE CITY
TAKE NOTICE.
TuNHE subscriber oprn morning following srlen. "A
DID heavy Water Proof Boots just the thing
Exlra Heavy Double soied and far -
Gle ever before offered IN s city superior 70 any other style
made IN such prevent slipping
soes, ualed the bottoms, accident
feet and dry, from 10 49, boys
sso Youths and Chdrcn's, evey that BE- called
IN want would do se 10 call once and supply
sons, a. they are offered low for The quslity.
D. p. FRANKLIN
Manufacturer and Dcner IN Boots and Shoes,
No 2i0 Broad street, sbockoe Iin
sso Next door below the Dry Goods store o. Breeder FoS
Two MEMHEHs o. TUE SOUTHERN COW
MERCiAL CONVENrTONThose In search of = nice fashion
ahlr ru r dres recommendsd Fnshonai
Clothing store, III Msn sod goods
they desire The prices shall suit aud hi guaranteed ny
WM IRA SMITH.
Jay Richmond lnling Manufacturer
DI BnLs. nECTIFIED WHISKY, for sale
- - Jaxo 81 june.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 80, 1886.
The House met at II o'clock, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
PRAYER by Rev PETER DE- FoRRrsr, of the Methods,
Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01
TeleWraphtc News.

NEw York, Aug, 27.--Correspcndence OF
the Herald from Washington, Aug. &c, says :
Mr.. Crittenden gave notice Of q bill which
he would introduce tomorrow annullinp the
Objectionable laws OF Kansas and reorgani-
aing the Territory by transferring leeisla-
tive power to the Governor and Judges, and
abolishing the Legislature. This was tho
system under which the old territories exist
ed and operated.
The Senate held another caucus immedi-
ately after adjournment to-day, to consider
Senator Weller's proposition. They finally
agreed not to adopt it now, inasmuch a.
they had twice before presented it to the
House, and they had refused to take any &C.
ton upon it.
am informed this evening, that the Sec
rotary Of War has issued orders to the var
Gus Armories, owing to the present condi-
ton Of the army bill, to discharge all
the employees, as there is no money to pay
them.
Mr.. Stevens of Georgia, and McGivec OF
Va. have each resolution which they tried
to get in to day, and will be submitted to-
morrow, to adjourn sine die Thursday at IL
o'clock.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 81 The eighth ami
versary OF the Turner's Society commenced
here yesterday. Several hundred delegates
from abroad were in attendance. There was
grand torch-light procession given by them
last night. The celebration will close on
Friday.
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him to carefully distinguish and not bury
the living 1t was enough FOR the grave.dig-
ger to perform thai oboe for the dead. =
Laugktsr.)
Mr.. Wilson rose to speak.
Mr.. Crittsnden refused TO give way, say
'ng-You have not behaved like gentle
N N.
The Chair called to order.
Mr.. Crittenden resuming, said they with
pain saw the efforts made to feed the flames
OF this little civil war in Kansas. That was
q sign OF bad omen. Was not this feeling
more extended than ever The movement
vas made to make political capital to help
Fremont in his election. For this reason
Kansas was to remain in blood. scene for
the benefit Of that party, and II was the da-
ty OF Congress to put its hand in the fame
of this civil war and extinguish it at once
Messrs. Seward, Cass, Brodhead, Trum-
bull and Pugh severally addressed the Sem
ate on the question.
Mr.. Bell, Of Tenn, obtained the floor,
when, without any vote being taken, the
Senate adjourned.
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fasE LssaR-The natural capital which const,.
tates IN real wealth Of this grsat c,uutry ana
,@' ia'tiseet power m the masses alone Il
o re1lei - A sne balsara If fres institutions
'Phn Y frush nj Letter of Acceptance.
~heneytr 10 re ia substantive good To be done
vAeaeser va re ~ a foot ct iand 81 be- prs,1utsd
ffona beeeh ng >isvetyrrltory, / am w.i nr 81 ~.
cert she pymsipse If the eAelusioa of sIaye,x u
psnisi Webster.
rseett taat Aegar can and never viii yot. and
Us saFtaty p'str sill ever make the vote 1, .nr.aI
ntsfTfy ufer territory mhsre it does not exist
llisnsy Clay.
n@sftiiy concur IN all movement. which baya
.tt19 - " rep.'f the mischief arising from
~" st"'ss'"n ~ so9d faith 10 the repeal Of "a, Nj.
sara s"n pspn4ise. Sm opposed Ia slavery IN M
az ST. 'a- ar1n princpies Sustained aud ,n.ds
~ 2! se'h.s9 ennyietiou While feel inf
3sA - NetfTi thsl Y onghi not to DO interior d
Htta resF- = sxlsts asisr tae shield ~ 500. M,
ef@akhty AN a. INF 1lnly oppas ID to It's ssteusf.
- % - letheht Se! "nd as present limits -fIoan
! re. thAt tagye - nothing which tha civiti..a
"VFt.t III thf5 tlhe hotace of humble nm MAJ, N
usi az 1y4eii, slt rvpraa.b ms Win WIN
g tsil tas ethsr asy, had ttaae ~ ~, ,ss,'
III on, fhEf asfer ~ eiretgas!ais ii wtuId .,,
- rue iRtlser xtensloa pf The area II sta' - -
tas Unitsd STATES, ar ii the fn,tb.t ;,-@'p'. ~
sisse representative IN the House If g,n,'. y
isses.- rseeh 9l balie! Webster On ths or,-.
I'd VOICE ~ igshr CGAr--In $50 us,.ro
sr1ke ~ f3itowang Hords e's
. ,.ai ~ esa1pi pal y9ar Eager on any mart ~
ths Nohst tsitGu winch einy.ys the ris,t ~ ~
- 'ases itsui~ one of the state. 81 IN,
Lhlen =. sAy ttstofy Of the lhiisl STATE. ~.
ste, eSa Aat f9r single ut, that thsr. J.
aas feFAfAts " astinrt right upon ihg tart 80
States or tnaisidGai members If tie Stnfs. II ~
psFaoh ei IN p9pla II gbe Iat,d Statss. II carry
siafesiat9 Isff4t9fies. uadrr the tdsa fha, ,hn /
TerFt9ries are hesl III common h,twe,n tbe .sr,.I
States 80
ias Eishnoso ESoeigsn.as rae eiscixsAr
SoRs~-M IN tae utmost possible prs,ct.on g,d am
PhAsis ~ language these resolutions affirm ~. +
great Wal principles, ist ~ the t9u.taintiosai
gaarsEtsss ~ Slavery ard secondly If th4 ss,.aI
ny ~ 'ht ststes 10 Respect Of their sovereign d.
nifty AID political rigbts. Ia equally ciea. IA ~,
elusive terms the dietrine ot siaatter sovereignty
IL repndlatet by the Democratic patty
II / xm slectedto the XII ofsee III which van,
Partially hasnominatc ne. wlll eAdsasar L, III
niBlsttr the s9sernm ent according to the true s,g
II tss Ganststs,ien, ~ Il unisrs .opd BIZ H.
trcst asn wao ff.aaed Apa adopted II, aui in sscb
Wy ssto Preserve both Liberty and Union
John G. fsesaont.
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VI the Slavery question the platform adopted for
Buchanan comprises these points
ist, Congress has right ~ exclude Slavery
irom any territory.
II. The people Of territory have no power to
pFeaieit Slavery 50 long the territorial govern.
tnent lasts.
-. >9astier Sovereignty IL a humhug. anil is no
l@ager Ptaas ia the Democratic creed
sta- Estate eguaaty' means the right of slave.
Eoiaafs TO take their Slaves into the public do
nan, by saitae of the Slave laws Of the siay,
States.
oh. That Slavery is national and Freedom see
tlonal.
ath That the people of a territory eau only ex
.iais slavery fren among them after they hay,
f9rAei state Consultation and been IN /, ed IN
the la.on.
40. That Kansas must b. kep, out of the union
OF 'us ptas OF SAat OF population, until the Free
State tnes are murdered driven out and The saye
naiacts hrniy painted under the protection Of III
Geaersi 3uysrnment.
stu. That ANY man denyng tte foregoing doe
trine isa Traitor, should b. dealt with accord
ingiy.
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New. from C.,,sor.,..

NV ORLEANS, Aug. 26.--The steamship
Grenada has arrived at Belize. She brings
San Francisco dates to the 5th, and Aspin-
wall to the Goth inst.
The steamer Illinois left Aspinwall on
the latter date for New York, with one mil.
hon and q half in treasure, 500 passengers
and the California mail Of Aug. 5th
business was dull ut San Francisco.
The Vigilance Committee Was in full force.
They had made more arrests and executed
two persons since the departure Of the last
steamer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01

s1-MAGUikks COMPOUND EXTRACT W Bsss,
fLASr-A certain cure for Diarrh9a, Dysentery.
summer Complaint and all affections Of the bow Ell.
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, pala.able and
fo'iaoie remedy it is aneqaalicd For children
teething. attended with irritation Of the bowels. II
~ the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
SOFA ny j. G. MANURE,
Chemists and Druggists,
S. W. col. Olive 4 ID sts. 81. Louis
For salein keokuk by I. II. OConnor, and Drug
sh" sohefaiiy' laug2odAw6m
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hEhRhBEk NE KINDLY TO THE BOYS
Among the items of news from California i.
one giving the particulars of the arrest OF
Dan Aldrich, notorious gambler and thief
lie snow in the hands Of the Vigilance Com
in'ttee. letter WAS found on him from
Hon. +. I. Herbert, regretting that he could
not procure for him the appon,m .nt Of Uni.
ted States Marshal, AS he had already com
mt,ed himself for Mr. McDulie. Phil
concludes his letter TO Dan by requesting TO
be kindly remembered s.to the bows The
"boys" TO whom Herbert thus sent his kind
regards are the gamblers, thieves and mur.
derers whom the Vigilance Committee have
been ferreting out. A murderer himself, no
IS u tit associate for them; and We presum.
1t Is TO this we are to look for the sxtrsor.
binary fondness shown for him by the Pierre.
administration, the democratic member. OF
Congress, and the party generally through
out the country.
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FIRST SALE OF KANSAS LAxDs.-The Press
,dent has issued proclamation for the pub.
llc sale, at Fort Leavenworth, on Monday,
the 2oth OF October next, Of the eastern
portion OF the Delaware trust lands in Kan
sas Territory. These lands, We learn, have
been classified and appraised, and will not
De De SOLD less than the appraised value. The
The towns and cities laid out on these lands
VIII be sold in lots and blocks. The number
OF acres q be offered for -ale is about 2os.-
1913. The quality of the land is unsurpass-
eu, u - stated. by any other equal body
OF land IN the United States; and the To-
cation OF the tract, lying and being around
Fort Leavenworth, is very eligible, and mos.
desirable as residence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01

THs DEs MoiSRs VALLEY Vine is issued from
this oihoe every Wednesday has extensive and in
creasng circulation throughout the DesMoines VAL
ley, Is we'll in the Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and medium Of advertising is not
urpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per snnum In
dva
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4. EOANABLE, b. sASru ~ ttuSxAAts
rtNSABLE, sMYfH Il CO.-Wholesale Urv
~ csrs, draicrsi in Tennessee, iron. forwa diol
sd Commission NJ erehHnts, Nos 81 and IS Ley.,
tpP,site steamboat landing
fiave nov on hand a fua and eamuIatc stock 10
tn traie. To which the attention Of purchaser, !,
solicited.
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NOTICE.

IoHS NJ MOTT ia, is admitted a partner in the
- house VI Hitchcock Co. Tue wholesale and retail
Hardware business, In It's various branches will be
conducted undef the maine of Hitchcock Mott Co.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN NJ MOTT JR
HENRY :. HITCHCOCK.
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AiCHE S.--Ar. sole agents for ri cree ce bra.
"a ted matches. Ciiy trsir supplied by the quan
~, al factory prices. arg suppiy nov nand
coNNAhLE, sMY I'll AGO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01

IEtMLESs sACks 5000 large 2 hu.h.i .,
~ superior quality. just recsiyed direct from III
manufacturers. FOR sale by
aug ~ CpNNABLF sMYTH A Co
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SUNDkiEs.--30 Bbis. Roofing Pitch, 800 Rolls
- d. Papers, both plain anu saturated. so Bale,
'aHam, 70 kegs cut and wrought spik a. for.saI
~ CDSNABLE, sMYTH 4 CO.
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WE subscribers are now receiving large addition
l to former stock Of Hardware anu housekeeping
wares, To which W. invite the attention Of Dealer
and Consumers.
aug1sd HITCHCOCK MOTT 4 ~
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ACTIVE Dts0k AGENTS
CAN CLEAR el6O PER MONTH.
BY SHILLING

@ MUCKEass L1FE or FREMONT-
y rhs oaiy Life contAining ms xxpoRrs UNA
psIpaEp Of which Ae 7AtrteenM TAoasond 10 nor
rsad,i 800 pages, Portrait and Illustrations Price
One Dollar.
Tho Republican Campaign Songster," price ia
cents. The35th Thousand reay.
1.-The Repub lean Party and lis Candidates."
sblut % psg =, two Steel Portraits, price g.
.'ihe free mAn . Glee Book" with choice Song.
set 10 music, price 20 cents.
JOIN CHAaLss, or The Young Anerican's Life Of
Fremont"-so0 p. lsmo. price 30 cents.
Also, the Lnrgesf Nuabey and the Best Free Soil
and other Books published IN fAts country.
For particulars address
MILLER, ORION i MuLLI9AN, Publishers,
IS Park Row, Newiork, or I07 0snssee-st., Auburi
septl -d2t
1000 Acres vaIuahse Rarmi M Ia nd
Ser Sale.
VINHESE valuable lands are in Clark county Mo-,
i about % mics from the Mississippi River, and
Il miles from the Dcs Moines.
They were located some 70 years since by the
Hon. DAN'L WEBsrKR, with view to make choice
farms. Having abundant stock water, and em
bracing some Of the choieeH Timber and Prairie ia
the STATE. they offer great Inducements to pcr,ons
wishing good farms to improve. For particulars
inquire of JAS. ID. ESTES, or
VIM. BROWNE
keokuk, Septl DIV w3m
rpast and fines copv |
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WE have just received three magnificent 81 and
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire iron
frame and circular scale. Also, one second b and
hilbert Piano almost new for rent OF sale ut Q
bargain.
iot Of Taylor improved music stools, and In
dta rubber piano covers, with al. the new and late
sheet music.
On hand = good assortment Of Melodeonp and
holicons. PATRICK d GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main i johnson,
aug2Sd k.ol,L
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.ASIEK fAkls AND tEAENT-2o bbly
fiAstes Fafis, 100 bb.s. cement. for sale by
ausz3 toNNABLE, sMYTH AGO.
DpWDER POWDER LEO ksg. RIM Pow
der, 500 Kegs mining powier. 10 cases IN cauis
'er powder, 10 eases ib pswaer. Now in our
magazine and for sale by
aug u GoNNABLE, sMYTH A co.
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A Lii the leading periodical pu6i,cs tions. Da,Ty
ana weekly q wspapsrs Of England end Amer
ica. FOR sale 1t the LITERARY DEPOT.
ssx - johnson Street.
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- george q. ReeA,
no. III Main Street,-......,....,ST LOUIS NO
Three Doors south VI the Bank a. M;s.or,,
NJ HoLEsALE Dealer in Cloths, Csasi meres. and
~ Doerkins, SAtinctts, Blankets, Cottonadrs
Linens and Veatings. Also, superior Trimmines
and Furnishing floods.
am now receiving and opening large supply
Of the above kind Of goods '-Fr"
My Cloths. cassimcres and over coating, con.st
10 part 81 som OF the liner grades and make adapt.
and respectfully solicit buyers 10 give my stock
thorough examination, when visiting the city with
the vie Of laying in their supplies. will rusr.
'i.'se 'A .Diy via .;...s.
goods sold elsewhere In the United states
aug26L3t- w3m HEtl q RrEn
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lnslrucsions An Ge rpn "A u

yNALrER cAvESAdH, graduate Of Manehcs-
w ter college, England, will open on Tuesday
evening, Sept "a, in the Postoficc building, third
story. evening class to instruct gentleman in the
Getman language.
TsRss--Ihrce Dollars per month Class meeting
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evening.
from ~ TO y O'Clock. Those wishing To take les
sons will please leave their names vi Mr.. Ogden /.
Bookstore. Iauy3e- d3t
Important 10 Railroad Contractors.
vlNhE subscriber, inventor and patcnsee u an I'm
J. proved Self Loading Cart. or scoop Cart, has
recently brought 10 this locality few II them, and
they are now nj work grading Exchange street, in
this city, In the hands Of j. A. Vial, contractor
where they may be seen at work At auy time during
the season. They remove earth for one half the
Gosh u doing 80 by the cart and shovel aud are we'll
sorhy the attention Of all engaged in that kind Of
business All interested arc respectfully invited
TO witness their operation and inform themselves .,
~ their value and economy. All information on
ths subject be obtained If the subscriber nj the
81. Charles Hotel, or Of Mr.. Vial.
j. A. SPRAGUE.
keokuk, August 80 -d6w3m
E'0R sALE.-Eight hne buggy OF draugai Horace
i Euuuire O HItSTnN
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OLIVER BENNETT 4 co.
Manufacturers W hslesaie Dealers.
No. 81 Msin-s,., st. Louis, No..
Il EEP constantly on hand complete assortment
A OF castoia work. Orders promptly and faith
fully attended ~
aug % DOT w.t..
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SOFT HATS, black, cls$et, tan, brown and drsb.
~ OF every variety d style, just received, by
myp-dAw d. F.HUMPHkEY GAGE
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NoiieE.-h al be sold TO pay charges II ~. cali
~ ed for within thirty day. 2 PIaninx Machines.
and BOX Machines. Received per steamer "Sam
ionng, September 10Th, 1885 in the name Of vii.
son Cross.
nug2S CONNABLR SMyTu 4 m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-01

ksOk SALE at a bargain for cash.
= good two horse wagons,
span horses and mules,
mare and Solt.
aug ~ w. II. AusTfN m
4 spPEkiNd Of all kinds done 70 order aud trim
~ ming done in any part IT the city
All orders left at the ..City Mill store" win b.
promptly attended to.
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