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For the Gate Ctr.



sss Meirsse.
pri1fng <ltizens have recently ps<0hased .
tra1a Of Ind about ai16 from the -,
on - msFt. d. and NJ. Il r., md hAss
dsxids1 she same into foe skscoave1ient s1us
'forircsidences. This tractis hikh undula-
ting prairie skirted with young timber, and
for beauty and healthfulness cannot be sur
passed.
On the premises is never failing ohslv
beate spring, the medicinal properties Of
which, it Is thought, are not Inferior to those
Of many eha,ybcatc waters enjoying great
celebrity. She first station of the Railroad
having bosA located on the above grounds, a
tasteful and commodious station house has
been contracted for, and will be Immediately
erected.
Feeling assured that its eligible location
and superior advantages would ultimately
render it very attractive place Of residence,
the proprietors have named it Melrose.
For gentlemen transacting business in
town, and yet DESTROYS that their families
should escape the epidemics 40 often and ia
tally prevalent in Giles, Melrose offers .
pleasant rural retreat, as n few minutes ride
will transfer them from their home to their
Office or counting room, the cara landing
them at their very doors.
The Railroad Company intending in a short
time TO have an excursion to Melrose station
in honor of the completion of the road to
that point. tits proposed, on that occasion,
to expose few of the lots at public sale. Of
the time and terms due notice will be given.
RAYMOND.
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Great Speech Tonight I!
TURN OUT II


Of New York, one OF the greatest stump
orators Of the day, viii! address the people
OF keokuk and vicinity in behalf Of FIRE.
ment and Republican principles. on
TUESDAY EVENING, OCr. 18TH,
Corner Of Main and Third Streets.
AT o'cLocK.
Come everybody and hear the truth
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Freed ON and Fremont,

Aaass Meeting Of the friends Of Freedom
and Fremont will be holden at
KEokUk,
Monday, November srd. A Torch Light
procession viii come of in the evening.
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trAsl.
FREE LABoR-THE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
Is ALONE To BE RELIED ON As THE BILL
wARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. IoaS C.
FRrxoSr's Letter Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT TIE
WORLD, AND yoU COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - Sec b.
ehanan's SPEECH on Lo,r Wage, Nass Rtgster, poi
I, page 42G.
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lad tn m for IRE I'm ont!

Il has not been denied nor concealed that
We anticipated that Indiana would have
elected the Republican, or rather the Anti
Nebraska Union) ticket, on the l4th Inst :,
and that Willard, the Black Democratic can
didate for Governor, would have been de-
fesssd. On the contrary, Willard is elected
by about 5000 majority. But our expeeta-
sions were based upon the supposition that
the great proportion OF the Fillmore party
wouldSote for the Union ticket, which they
had agreed to support. And If, in point Of
fact, one-haf Of the Fillmore party had yo-
ted for the Union ticket, it would have been
,riumphantly elected. But the fact is that
they voted substantially in body for the
Bachaneer ticket. Allowing for Thu. fact,
aud We end that the Republican party proper
is far stronger than we ever anticipated, and
as against the Black Democracy ii is perfect
y overwhelming in force md power. Gov.
Willard confesses that one out Of every ten
votes given him Was given by a Fillmore man.
These Fillmore men. if, as unquestiouably
they will do, they vote for their own ticket
neEt Tuesday, will leave the Black Democ-
racy in minority Of $1,000. And we shall
carry Indiana at the next poll, spite of cor
rup,ion, intrigue, and the thousands Of ille-
gal votes with which the desperate Buchan-
GERS will poliute the ballot-box, by an over
whelning vote.
That our representation OF the character
OF the late vote is correct, We quote The fol-
lowing as an important item Of evidence. -
l. il from the Louisville Journal Of the olst,
the leading Fillmore paper of kensucky-of
the South, in point of fact
lspiANt.-We have stated that the masses
OF tne Fillmore men ia Indiana voted for
Willard against Morton. There is no doub.
OF Ia.s fact. Mr.. Willard himself bears w.t.
ness ~ i. We understand he said in his
speech al the Calf House on SATURDAY. night,
that one Of every ten votes he received wns
gwen by Fillmore man. OF course he CON
slders himself as having received Is 900
votes from Fillmore men, and therefore as
indebted 70 Fillmore Tor his election. IL the
l3,otn Fillmore men, who, by his own nc
acknowledgements, went for hm, had gone
against him, he would have been beaten by
nearly 10000. We believe that he recciy ed
more than 81, 900 Fillmore votes, which, cs.t
AGAINST BIN, would have beaten him bv
abost OU,ooo. And yet We are told he is OK.
etsssyeiy violent in his denuncintion Of the
Fillmore party ant It's principles. Well, we
presume the Fillmore men who voted for him
I'D not expect has gratitude, and therrf ore
are not disappointed, AT any rate, they have
Their own candidates To vote Tor on the 4,h
~ sosemoer' ana VIII NOT On that occasion
r.laf IA .yst Al.
of any Sag Niehi's gratitude.
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CO Johany,e oaS bright evening, was
standing By the wisdow gazing ~ The moon
and stars, and aftsr looking 81 them some
time very intently, As tafned and said to his
mother, who vas sitting ~ him:
mamma, what are those bright little
things in the sky Are they the Aoo~'s LIT
TIE EAsfgsY"
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September Gath, 1856.

IL We are permitted (says the Newport,
X. l., Netcs, to make the following extrac,
from private letter, just received by gen
.leman IN this city, from friend OF his in
California
"Poltlcs run high with all three parties.
an, MS you we'll know, a strong Fillmore
man: but Fremont will run we'll in Caifor-
MIA. Should not be surprised if he carried
the State by large majority. The cry hns
gone forth for Fremont AMI the Railroad.
Which am afraid will bear down all opposi-
ton. However. we shall have gained our
point, that Of flooring the Democratic or
unferrifed party. Tins is a correct state OF
things out this way; and | have as good a
chance 70 know what is going on as any per-
son in California;
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CoSvrSTioS OF sorTA9Rx sayAssoys
they hare been making a great a,o.do.,
abhss a meeting n. saaiaefti l.ss4+rne.,. nj
Savannah, ~ maSe arrangements for ais
solution ~ the tnion IN case Fremont |.
elected. Iho Savannah Republican say. the
convention consisted ri sfnv. Wise 81 Va.
and Gov. Adams u s. G.. al fsld .Aad
these Two i-e-eastns disanioniet- are the
iead.ng friends IN INC Sousll OF Enebanan.
the .'tnson' candidate 81. shameless hu,n-
bag
DoreIAss Mad. st Carbo..aaie, III. hi.
other day, when Douglass was iaakin.
speech, a locomotive which came NJ ,.ear
l.n necessarily commenced blowing Oft
steam Douglas got mad, and sNore IL was
q ..biack Republican ousrsae.' But til.
ioc0uDe1isa wrn. right on blowing. -~.nd so
iid Dcsglns..
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CHEAT SALE o. LOTS
LIN 0LENFORD.
wK.GHT's ADDITION, CITY or KEOKUK.
sale On ThuIsAay, Novemher 8sA.
This Sale win embrace 207 LOTS OF GROUND
Situated In the. City Of keokat, bsiew Psiss,s
Greek, lying on both sides Of
q RAND AFEN UE,
And frnnfinu mn The

ISSISSIPPI RIVER.
1 nience, having reference TO the contour VI the
ground. The Avenue Lota are esch 90 feet front
with sufbcisst depth. The Lois fronting on the
River have sash Width Of 30 tset. The lots front
Ing IN tAs ksokuk, Mt. PisasAnt and Ausestiss
kalroad, ham sAeh width vi 70 fcet With depeh
varying from Is 10 loo feet The entire sunless Of
the ground Is beautiful, without . single break,
gently slsr6ae sot Nv riser, and psesens thA must
eligible hui l3ing sites in the vicinity Of ke0k
The river lots are VI great value, in view II the
contemplated improvements to ba INN ediately cou-
menced by the Navigation and Hydraulic Company
Of the Mississippi kaplds, being situated In tho Vi
entity of the upper lock, furnishing . water poVsr
naequalled in the world The terms Of sale nss
most lihsral. One-sixth cash, the bAlAacs IL, T.
I, 8 asd yssss. IN equal paymssts, bsaHAg ssx
per cent interest; title psrfscs. KAzraaV assds
will ho given, anA mortgage retained f0r thc dslee
red payments. Plans may he seen ~ ths SGkrS Of
the unAeuskgAeA The sAis viii tahs plaas - ~
9th - Nov, ~, he grvsnd, whess . aolsAisn viii
BE- provided. Persons Wishing y parcAass. shoaid
sxaiainA Ne pspssty, And wAkc their salss&isAs ~
fore tbs day sfssls ~ the property will I'll be sold
to this highest bidder without ruscrve. when DE-
sired, lots will be sold with the privilege Ut one
tvo three " six lots. Grand Aysnae viii b ousn-
I'd before the day Of sAlc, and Onnabsses and Ca.
riAg.s viii frm Ahe II Msjn aad second
stroe ~ q, ~ and 10 sclock, TO carry asseu -
% the sale. passing throsgh ssaAd Avenue, aud to
thr Depot Of ths ,keeknk, Ma, PicaAsnt aud Ausea-
tine Railroad, from which the passenger cars will
leave ut the hour ~ above, RAINING rs far q
0ieDford Station. returning sonvenisnl hosrs AZ
ter the saie. 80 4F -
- p.rmansns ilA'ilosa stopping naSss ms
BEEN established Il Glcnford ;stons nile from the
principal depot eG tbs city. W
Tho ssle 10 have taken place this day u postp0u-
Ell o AhpvA On aro,aat Of Ahs iAriensncys g sslAs
weather. S4sssA gA4a8sa ssss a4seg as 81. sats4
oct27dtf - syMlTN a vANAuKLEN
tsgA ~ ss8 AActionoerA. Joainson a.. q
fln XnA NAe~s ICES ebbsaT Unep.
RICkEY 9 SON
HAVING bosshl oat The hasiness Of II. i c.
- Stone, sre prepared 10 10, II tho shortest no
tics, ell work intssatsd to them. Shop on I'd ST.,
J" ssysfszs D'S'-.-s. Eaa , u
e. ~ CARD. ER .Ms94
lAtAG Asld eak our inssrest IN ouS tn AsA
4 LAhses f1ea jobAiag sAep to !. X. hickey Son
woaid fsco1AssA tAsai - osr frissds = gsaslensn
ssAt n 9pss91y scly araa. 81 Il
gs ps001DR ~ AAa s InAs. 8gg $50 ,
'ns.Es.s,ls Z =. FrsIassA = l.snIaA eli
I'm. g L1.her q ~ $1,000 so4ass. Atse,
set5S1ss HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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~. C""c" Erecceasn1s:
~. y. Zoo, nooA'
.cs, w. io'o'
!. NJ oSlSss ~ \ -, A,..a,,,,.-
To-. fIttnaN fs'erson, Shareoy Ta9icf,
= Almoesman. :, :, w. III.
consact 81 =, McManous 10 k!Anng
ssne An s0tssen niocKs -, iVo snd 10y,
"ss aPPfovea'
The Sisters Of Visi,Stion made apptSsakion
to have Lots !, 90, 7, 8, and y, y Block 81,
exempted from CITY taxation, and the follow
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Yours FOR FRExoNT.

HI-A-wA-1ni-A-SA.--O Of our sick COM
postors has recovered, and our friends who
have job work on hand for us to do may re.
~ on having il attended to at once. He
says that
lie toak he ague badly,
And i shook him--sheok him sorev
Shock bis boots or and hi- toe nail
Shook his teeth out and his hair cG,
shook his coat all into tatters,
And HIS SHIRT al int ribbons
Shirtless, coatless, hairless, tootLles>
Minus boots sud minus toe-nail.
still il shook him till IL
Made him yellew, gaant and bony
But he has shaken so much that he has got
tho hang OF it, and h,s last act was to shake
the chills clean of, and he is now uu and
kicking again Paducah Sentinel.
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To Daguerrean Ar,ast..

ENoR SALE we'll established Daguerrean Gal.
iery, consa nlng ieeeFtion room, sky-light ope-
rating room aid ~~rx raom, with 4 stures md in
strOments. IL. moons may be rented for anv
iehgth Of time The psopr letters rea.ons for reli.
isE viii b. male sn9as Ia any who may wiah 10
purchase. ApAy 40 "A kfIsl, - at this ONES.
octg5.daW
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MAxfsc MosoUIroKs UsErrL.-In New Or
leans, DIR. Bledchu has succeeded in training
the larger species Of mosquitoes, known 10
New Orleans ~ s.gallinippers,n to perform
MI the objects hitherto only accom- lis shed by
the leceh or the cupper. A dozen OF these.
insects arc equal to six leeches, and, placed
on the desired spot, viii at once commence
to suck blood in the same way, aud With far
less trouble, that the other institutions do.
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RA0LOog 4 q EATING UrOyss.
DAkLO& aad dss,lnx sssvessf EAstsrn M~usfss-
1 tsFe, fos vosa c"xi fas sale by aT11.
IaLLINaHAkT, LAKk . nUA.
sepzsd 10, 4sin strset.
MaFkes Noliee.
nv and after saturday, Nov. lst the Nsrkse
~ hosrs wtii be changed frsn mosninx . !
elosk ip the 81 .ssnoon, snd Market Viii q euen
from c'clock tiltB N. THE arr4nesnsut VIII
continue till April next css99-A4v
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" 7 U THtHHIFJ
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500 coo.
The above C"nraAmy vail insnve property ~ cheap
as any other rs pYnslbla Ignorance Co.
&. q A .nlRIRl

L,N. A.saIKIBI.EN, Agent,
oct2Td lRaFti. 81, bet. Mnin JuhnsDu.
nDGo Los - Twu s;n.niei dogs 0ae sni..sls.
IL markedT rarsher, came on b,ard the Alex
Mciregor stet m,aet lying at the ieycc, yesterday
The owner car have ta IN nv calling as they vii.
be kept till cal a Toe.
keokuk, DC. - lie
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LTA young man named Sala, sou OF
Madam Sala, theatrical performer in Lon
don, il is said writes all the readable articles
in Dickens Household Jords.
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TlLLIrGiiAST, LANE 4 ssUEa.. We
so. tSS, Ma,a itrec.. ,KEOkUY.
shy rfur nRoApAyr
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE

Denloss ln Hard ~ arc, Cuslery. SC.
a I.sU, Agen. ~ The Worlds Safe Co. Fire and
"a Burglar p.s.f Ssfss; Troy Hell Foundry;
Pruyn Ian ns SINS; .vergsnne's Scaie Co /;
Excelsior Horse ppwers; Bsrden's Patent Horss
shoesj 6urlsy slryssors, and Engineers Iustru-
n ants, and 9th Amsriasn manufactures.
Keokuk, Oct Il, 1855 div ~
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CYAN the sword blades for the English
army are the work Of four men, three OF
whom are brothers. There 10 : secret in the
manufacture. known only to tho four, and
which they jealously guard. They select
their own assistants, and have the right TO
a,seharge them At pleasure whom they DO not
Ike them. One VI the brothers nj Enfield
makes IN blades per DAY, tor each he receives
g ID his average earnings weekly amount
- $50.
fV~1he Lclands. Of tho M.tropoiitAn Ho-
tel. nre out on bail for the alleged fraud 10
relation 50 thu exploded VALLEY Bank, tap
pears they paid large sam il that money 10
a gentleman the dav before the burst took
pars The furniture nnd country seat of
enc 81 them have been placed under the auc
tioneer's hammer, for the beaei. or their
creditors. The affair has, it is said, serious-
" affected their business.
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Mosgs AM ErcHAxss. Moses said. ..Thon
shat not covet anything tina, il thy nc;~h.
bors." Eaehasas SAYS, Scuba lies so near
Is 10 rica and plsasaas, and desirable q
possession every way, that We want II, ana
must have il; and shall be justified by every
iaw. human and divine, In Wrestling It frou
Spain, u we po..ess the power
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IA .wrssght sad eulIisd Icon salss, tAAlsasd With
his celebrated Lick the only 6okes - ~ relied
On, gIAey hsv4 proved themselves Are and burglar
proof, while bar4is week rs.scs but sume Sbese
IRON safe IL rols'e The following FROM this Chi
60 Timc-
AsornEG liz ~ kaANQ-elApe stolen from
Sheet 4son Sal. lei the Sire K!ng,' which was
ussd Ia the oiis ~ It's raiOsgu and Burlington r.
Tho Losk.
The only rem siy y + tay oAs VI Lilies Hsfsa
general Ass0s ins III on hand ut
TTLliSaIl tsr, LANE4 nI'EL.s,
oct2i-d Sign II the Drosdaxe.
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@ W0Ue4 ~ 0YH0s
GEALRD Proposals. win - received st the e1Bcn
~ Of the City Enyineer until January lat, A. -
1886, for tho construction Ok Water works. 1urniah-
inx and laying pipes fixtures, In The City of Kso-
kuk 80
Payments to the made IN eight per csat. Ksokak
City Donds.
j Psrsoas proposing FOR. above woTk. win please
submit the plsas spss wAIah tAstr propAitioas a<s
based. T8 sY s
L. hUTCHfNSoM. n
Ksokak, oetsls. 1896. dAxta City Iasis<sr.
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HENRY CLAY ON THE RIGHT TO CARRY
SLAvxs INTO THE TERRITORIES. In his speech
on the Compromise bill, July 22d, 1856. Mr..
Clay said
f'fhe Constitution is an aggregate Of cedcd
powers. No power is granted. except when
It ~ expressly delegated, or when il is neces-
sary and proper to carry into eIec. aielega-
ted power. And II in any instance, the pow
Fer to carry slaves into the Territories Ia
guaranteed 70 you by the Constitution, 1
have been unable to perceive it,
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Avn y. :. vAssIcKLEn,
REAL 1sTATE AUCTIONIER.
SMITH q vANsICKLEN,
IN REAL EsTATE.
HousEs, LOTS AND TAKAsfoK sALx-
Once on johnson ST., bet. 2nd and Sd, opposite
he Postod1ce, locte
MADISON, Wis. sept. II, 1855,
Edifovs Daily Pafrtot:---We take pleasure in &C.
know lodging the ihraliiy u the FRANKLIN Fire
and Marina insurance Company, nj Fond dn IAe,
Wis, In promptly settling ard rayilx before Y
was due, the sum VI 4looe, being the f1l anDp<ee
oar pslicy in that Company. onr ngfeabs sssas.
to ). s.n.ienes di.ps.ed 70 Dc rsas sitl0ss s.iA :
4. e. |" s sst s.sse b. ~ ~ sS.Sf
veacywhissSscsld md vill ia,Pis. psslls sss1-
Wstfust the coaiaAy y in tsSsivs veose shGsss5l
pabiic patronage, which We feel conAdsas u Richly
~us o.c. pscs ! o. ,
In refsrense to. the Company mentioned n ~
shove Gard, ~ And the following II the 1aA1eoo
psp<ts. This Company enjoya Euod repaetltA =
Throughout the west Tor proIaptHesS aAA hess1atys
and fSsald b. we'll supported 81 the vusiis ,5s !,
We pasii.a ss.aty ! s...sssss Z q. {, svrx
Acc, In relation ~ the psomptnses pa1i44At4d "
y ~, cs. ri. 4. n. ss'a -
frssklin Il safe, Yrunpt sad rsliable csnpsay,
enc 80 ..ks P,s !, n - lsso@@s1an
~ * N, ,,a,.,tx rN.I,.a. p.a.tc,
In sx.
s...nsss r.s.ys..ass,
YER 81 hsssss y. = hsen xCo., g -, 80 :
sprean - -. ~. 49,. rsasna.s ~ n
Rrs..lanssa s"a .s. " 'ns ":a. 49,. -
A .al. Insurance .empsny, ~ Payane snss
sa niep h...ss ".s - 'a .,..y,;o, -
TN. eama.nr' and =. fs., nl...sl q .-ssn ssson.
suls ana -. p.ssssa !. .s. ~,
conran, lathe best which pay: pfonpsly and liIss.
ally T. and ~. ae =. Ar:,
asA i,s.. a'sFo''''0n 70 HAai'''
aaa Dsm.es -.
W. rarner. En-. y sxepssf thi.. conpsayss
Asss"x .ssss.s 9gs 49, i syssa
w. w W., 2 ". <
1Sgr state insurancs CsapasT.
oss~r Is sAar.s's ssw .o.La.s ssA sIoss,
THIS Home Company taks. k.sss so tAs p.ts
Avn =. T - P,s ps.; p ~ ~, Casn -.
~ MN, r.'s' . Ts'''aAS's = shose q ny rsi's
p,sxcn,.s
a.a II sr,,n tnu.v syI'' I'M waoS..rA :
6. r. Conn, e. ii. Harrison, s y. veuAiss.
s.te q 0xrsrr~as T s a H sf&g
G. II. PERRY pres. ii. H. HARRISON, T,sss'r:
J. VI. RANKIN, VIE Pr., ". n. vUkNhk. 81.
- mos. SIS
= % - = n. m. IsE1T6 II.
NorAHY PraLic AMP IssuaAnca Aesss
O1hoc no Kilbournes Block, aseus for the fol.
iowiag L,a. Oonpaniss. sssses&a y :
EXCHANGE INSURANCE CO. PHILAp8kRnlA.
x s1 Onrnl en- -. III ]. d
GA RTEk Gan 1lRE AND AAAlNk IMa CO.
| n IS iAsrAfenA gsnn.
OseGAi 13oe. ~. d
The AAovs Osa9ansssass ssfs - ssllobls, onnA
risks Aksa on ths nsss saaoaaAis tssas.
! An notasisl business prempsly attended 70. IS.
Oct. IN AAwen.S
xxvNl - - - < - = -----
80. - - -. q <ss~
| &. 08H09AL. UHVkANCE A0ENCY,
second & bet. Nsip1 J5hnson, .kkOkLK.
hWkLLlN0sy uoosshold Fanltsss. Stores, Ass.
- ehsadise, Lunlbsr Yards, Pork iossss -
" ae.sxt ~ xss - ~ Com panic. bslsw ...sa
| Ph0si4 fNhuRAhck 90, w HARTFORD 3
CAPITAL 82p0, 900.
~
| aai.s cArfrAL olO0, 00O. asi
! 49, -- bss
c.p,,A, 4ls0 900
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AW ARDkD To
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. 10 Jaia Steel, Ksokuk, Io.ca,
For Paintings, Engravin9s, re.
r RESPECTFULLY invite attention 70 my asw
PIcTtRE GALLERY,
Which is now opsn ~ tte public, sud whore may be
fonti sofae n ths very zines.
+ let u X ES
Published in tia'eaansry nr in Enrope
P1CT IRE FRA MES,
Plain, and ornamentCd in every style. Bus mess
Cards framed fiIoS. fEHTIs,
oct2s-d No. 10 Asin.s,.
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HICKEY MssoS, Surgeon Dentists, nre
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Pereha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that is
done in the City, and ut less price than
any other o!hce here. Office on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

CO The ST. Louis Inteiigeneer Fillmore)
confesses that the buccaneers and Fillmore
ties were in the closes. alliance in the late
Connecticut election. And ii is true. Con-
sequently the Republican triumph was tri-
umph over all opposing elements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

FSaakiiA rl1V lnenxnpep Co..
We Pablish today stasSAlaht II u. g, BECK
AGO. In relation ~ the psomptnses paHt41Sted ~
~ In Iais are. and covcrsd s. shis coapesy. 1Hs
frsnkiin n safe, YruMpt AAd rsliable Csnpsay,
end Ne tsks pleasure IN fscomlAeHding X 70 ths
consideration Of oar citixsss wNb nssA iasuYanes
on tAeir property AaAisoa PaasIot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

seeming IuE popuLAR BKEkzH - The
SoaU Caroiiaiaa Of the 18th, discussing
the result of the Pennsylvania election.
that Of most of its associates, for it con-
cludes thus despondingly: .'The election of
"fremont is daily growing more probable"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

r AXE Tsont, White Fish, MaeksreI and Cod.
- Just resolved from headquarters, and FOR sale
81 Wholesale or retail BY
Isl KELLOGG & BrRGE,
oct21 kunrth-st.. next to City Market.
delivered gratis to any part Of the city.
oct2l KELLOGG BiRGE,
Roa,fh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

VEG ETABLES SIS
OWEET Potatoes, Irish Potatoes ,Turnips, Bcsts.
~ Onions, Cabbage, &C., in short every thInx 10
this line may BE- found ~ our store. on 18th It.
oct2l KELLOGG bIR2E. j
"A PPLEs, BY the barrel or small quantity, mt oar
"A store, on 4th st.
1 oct2l KELLOGG 4 BfN6E.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

In refsrense to the Company mentioned n ~
shove Gard, " And the following il the 0a11eoo
sS!ss.Aoa. (. .s ".ss RI psss.s..s "a
and mould b. we'll supported 81 the ruslic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

II 4 CORE ponaent OF tnc New Orleans
Detfa. writing from Richmond, Virginia, i
much disturbed by the state Of ihincs III Nir-
gs'Ha. speaking Of the recent speeah Of
! ina- John N. Bolts, which cansed No saach
utsarbance asseng the iire-eat~rs. he SAYS
IL aam"sa.iying influence there is already
Il. sa.i'H is delivery il il no uncommon
/ gang " bear men in this city stand ND bold.
-. ~ anu 'aew themselves III favor Of Fremont.
ih's "-h. ~ secret q their prelersnc for
tim over Buchanan" II Is ae,aoraIs inc
IN Virginia TO stand M Tor freedom ~ mo.
ton aud freedom III snerrh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

IAt1kG Aeld eat our inssrest In cor tn "a
LaAsas A1sa jobhiag sAsp to !. X. hickey Son
would rsconAnsaa thsa - oor fsisndn q tleAsr
that 9pst4Ray sciy apaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

CARD.
kgonDK, Get ~, 80.
+ HAVE received this day, the full amount Of In
l. surance, TO damage donsto my house, on the
night Of the h II Tie Gher inst having been in
sarud in the NJ rchants' Insurance Co VI PhIialel-
phia. Fccommend the Company for their
promp,ness ami libsraiity.
octzsdt CHAS. BETTLER.