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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
Popular Sovereignty.

We refer our readers To the proceedings Of
the House Of Representatives, in which will be
found the majority and minority reports from
the special committee 10 Thieh WAS referee,
that portion Of the Governors Message relating
to the question Of slavery and the passage OF the
Kansas Nebraska Act We shall refer more
particularly to these reports hereafter. The
subject was made the special order Of the House
for Monday evening next, when the public may
expect TO bear some "tal" speaking We
dcprecate the agitation Of the slavery question
at all times but since the matter has been
brought up, We expect to see every man show
his hand, openly and fairly, before the people
Of the Territory.
We merely add that, in respect to the report
Of the majority, we believe il to cover fully the
Democratic grounl On tbc subject to which II
refers.
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Report Of the Zee lister 81 he SaHk HsapiAs
Land District.

We present below, the third communication
received from Land Officers in reply TO the cir
cular issued from this cticc. This, from WV.
HENRY woop, ESQ, Register Of the Otlis a,
Sauk Rapids, is like ,hose which have hecn here
tofore published, full. accurate, and interesting.
We hope the officers no, heaN from will sccn
favor US with reports from their districts.
L. :. LAND ofFcx. SArk RArips, NJ. T.
January, LIST. 1856.
To the Editors Of The P,esesr and psascra,
l take great pleasure in replying to your cir
eular recently n,ceivcd. requesting statement
OF the amount Of lands sold in this land District,
and Of such facts as are within my knowledge,
connected with its settlement. RESOURCES and the
character Of its population. &c.
The following statement includes all the Pub
lie Lands sold in this District. commencing with
the opening oi the ocice on the ith day Of Au-
gust, 1858 -
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WARRINGTON, January. 9Th 1856


Many Of the living heroes Of 1912 arc here
narshalled in full array. Their stunaated forms,
sunken eyes, and gray hair, ere making last
appeal to our government, Tor bread. in excIiang
for the blood tbey 70 freely shed In deGnoe Of our
liberties. II DOS one good 10 look n, The line
Of veterans a. they arr marching up 10 pay thcir
respects to the Chief Magistrate II our country
Among them are no dxunionists, no fanatic.
none who win acknowledge that there n a line
span,ing the North from tha South. Their
days arc iast drawing b. q CLOSE heir last pray
ers will BE- for the salty Of the Union. and tina,
the STATES may for ever form Al unl~oksr bu,
expanding circle
BY the following resolution adopted alta eau.
en- beldty the Democratic nssmiers ofthe Hois
last night, you will ere that SPEAKER :, 10 b,
elected The country will now have mn oppor.
tupity Of -eing The kind Of metal their RepresD.
tstive- are made H. mentally as wei a, pbisi.
cally -
E~.oivsA--Tb., 80 sln sahsrs 70 ssr pi.ttor,, am,
| spmsss~ aud VII vote twhsn the Hssss usss ss.ess
b~tt al nethfhf IVY fsrss@ - u adSafn n
~ Hveshss shah 10 elected
GDo. w. iosn. osn..s
S IT, 4 s T.s,.... "ss'.'.'-"-
The .leighing il very fine here, and could yoI
~ the numbers auck inside and hung ootsib
Of everything without whssis esa drawn b.,
hor-s. you would b. reminded. NOR than any.
thing eise, II svcn Iaiaus on one hor.e, a. ya,
Npcfimes 81 tn Potomac river Il foyII
over tn ioc i. S~rly IN iDcbes thick---tis
\ hoys and icemb arr oaststiDg the Geld ind,
BY inch. the former with skates, and fle latter
with avs. One can get thing thy call a
ss,eA hsr., ir 81. dolIan pr hour With Lorse
ten dollars pa bour skighing. skating. cutting
ice. old soldiers. Democratic Central Coumitt,s
Eigth 81 January, and rrorIinss. make tbs a
pretty lively plsne, jaa DOW. Tinss on snail
scale are hard. very hard Ior thus Gar member.
q Conre- have nj drawn tither mirage o.
pr diem pay; and ,beir otSciai robes arr no,
taken - ssnsiiy W everything. Som thing.
hare can't ts bad 90 credit by any oar, end
Others v@t 90 without the eash On t6e L<ardl,
Yurs, Ap.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

W.suiSSroS C,SoSngD. Did you know
that Washington had t-sn PLACID in the eaIcn-
dar of saints, There Il a church at RiyAs, over
the principal portal n which Is very well ex-
ecui.si bust Il the badsr q the American Rev
olution, and On the inqairy a native n the
town, was informed tina; Il was host n The
good -ain, Geosgv Washington. ] eonss~
,hs, as passed this church ELI like taking
Of nv hat. and 1 didi;-no; because Of custom,
but tecaue couldn't heipit.--Nioaraeva oor'
,espor.d<n1, II the n. Y Hsroid
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
Post oss,e. Changes In Minnesota.

We learn from Washington that on the I'll
January, the Postmaster General ordered thu
establishment Of postoffice at Iovettce, in tn
county Of Houston, and appointed EDNrSD y
LOVE postmaster.
On the 9Th January, ALEXANDER BArcuEIDEr
was appointed postmaster at Portland, in thu
county Of Houston, in the place Of DAVID $
SALISBURY, resigned and ANDREW RoBERrsos
was appointed postmaster at Pajutazer. in thu
county Of Nicollct in place Of Thomas $. VII
LiAxs, resigned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
ABRAM s. ELFELT,


A CHANCE FOR vERrBopYi.-
"A viii sell Of my ea,ss Winter stock ~ lry Cod.
irnn a"~ ast' the t.t day u tsbresty 1T ver, ssi
IT the feiiowisgi Iaf f
Cloths, C....,nsrss, sattins,s, and vss'luss,
nlset sad nss pfiut rioths,
white. biss ssi Orgy hsd aud Crib nlaats,s
large variety ofzspbyf Goods
tnes aad square nhswfs
Red. White aud yellow rIsnn.ls,
Hlesebed ani tsbsaahsd Canton IlAnasis
All Weed De tAtne., Hsck rispneis
fsney lie Lslsss, Embs,sasslss, CeaiAss kiss,as A..
bress and Cioah frim,plngs
psmasks, 4isghaa,-, rrints,
taasr-hrts and frow.srs -
Ned fiaunsl oyss.hists, f
White iinen Shirts aud Collars,
tisiGiio-e,
whIis ilssa Camssie nsedt srchisR 80 '~
Eeeraiiefsd Gsmhrte Iisasiks,chstL g. IA VI
Besides oher articles too numerous 10 mention ali s
sale, very shsAr, by
AbnAM y. HfELl,
Opposite the Amsresn Hotel ~ Aa,hauy stree,
Dov29t N 'w2mips ~ Paul hnnestA
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4 New Military Post.

The following letter from the Secretary OF
War settles the fact that the settlers and traders
of the Red River Valley, are hereafter TO re-
oeive that protection from the General Govern
ment which their interests apd safety have long
demanded
WAR DErARrMENr, WAsHIsGrcN,
January 4. 1856.
SIR IL have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt oil your letter Of the 1th instant. asking
II II is contemplated TO send troops Tor the pro
lection Of the valley Of the Red River Of the
North, and to inform you in reply that pcr-
ton Of the 10th infantry when the season al
mits, will be employed to establish post there.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv'i,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Secretary Of War.
Hon. Henry VI. RIcE,
House Of Representatives.
In the annual report OF the Secretary Of War,
We find the following allusion TO the same sub
jet -
The Tenth Infantry, lrifemen,l with the es-
ception Of one company atiached 10 the Sioux
expedition has been ordered 10 the military sta.
tions on the Upper Mississippi A portion Of
this regiment. when the season admits, viii H.
employed to establish post on the Red River
Of the North, near the northern boundary Of
Minnesota, agreeably to an act passed at the
last session Of Congress, nppropriatng 5000.
q sum altogether inadequate for that object.
We hope Congr h.,y, ii an early day
make an appropriate. sufficient 10 accomplish
the purp0se tlSjgne,l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

The Ohio Legisl atare met at Columbus, on
the 10th Mr. Wax voRHrs Of Athens wss
chosen Speaker Of the House. Mr. vas Won
HEs IL the son Of member Of the AiDDcsoia
House Of Representatives Of tina, name, reprsens'
ing the city u saltwater. IN oar Legislature.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
Hon. HENRY VI. RICE,
House Of Representatives.

Posi- OrFIcE CnASGEs.---The Postmaster
General has appointed Rev. q. A. BricocHT
Postmaster at st. Jo-ephs in place Of Hon.
Cas-. GRAM resigned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

ExfRf1s5 NOTICE. ALI. PERSONS Or
Vat ~ sswsss stn psas asssssks sss u BE- sAstsd
10 lee Care Of sosss~t = cea esse. u .-li
q 4.s 4 9. nrknASKb 90,
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mAssRsEM

Ia Hastings, IN ths ist Ian 1881 by the Rev, isnsy
White. Mr.. WARREN ATKINSON. 10 Mise ELLES 4.
NICHOLS, s,i Of ws,siard. Dsssssh eosa,y. MT.
GA the Ina Jssaary, by Rsy. J. Ptamsa. M. HENRY
RUSSELL, and Miss MATILDA r. rREaTEDr. oil oil
q. faa1
Mssint Paul on Wednesday morning. the 18th Inst
by the Rev. Dr v.y fssiy-. HonrRT A IRWIN, is,s
Of Green HAY. Wisconsin. TO CrIiA'A. CmArrfELD d,
dspshter Of Non. A y. CssnsIu. Jss,ioe Of tho ~.
prene Court Of this Territory,
Ia saltwater, On Wednesday. the 9Th iss, = BY ,bs
Rev, T A. nr~n,, M, ALBERT DARRIs, 10 Mise
ANN G. HnAapOs. armryiy Of psvsIssd, Msia. at
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

MERCHANTS, HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND
issdias, fsios prsi NJ 4 liUs, II ts,s,ss,
HssIss tstss The shave llotsl and thoroughly sstl
lifted ssd 10 fyfsisbsd u, NJ. ALLEN bsss 70 nj IN
hs 70 now prepared " seesmssodsss so,k toards,s
sad tnysis,s " 1sansr snsas pascal iB che civ,
The tsbis shall siwsys bs ssppiIsd wi'b the isst he
aisssiy !" .est Of The sissmbss, lac a. md n de
es.,asss nesiea q ths sisy, 9ekfsi ps'peatiy De-
.s.sls e tncss vac wlsA 10 b o, hosts n if.s..
sr' easss~ss W NE ety. J1ns Iswtf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

AH'S isH"N StiVWS sAuNtfFiN hottctHiE uiW
prosperous condition Of Duhuqae.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals ut
Dubuque, this year, is s4s, and departures s&5.
making an increase Of arrivals over last year
Of ia, and departures l73,
Number Of men, women aud chil,issu cross
ing during the year 1854, 2l.o2O during the
year 1888. IS, increase 1880
There have been erected during the past year
As3 buildings, Tia ssesi IS skem sss 81 bsics
and stone. and Of large commodious air. and
Of the most modern style.
There are about Que hundred dry goods aud
grocery stores, with corresponding number Of
other establishment
The business Of Galcna. Is vet down a. fol
lows;
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iwes susiccs or suejscsx, Of any foreign s,s,o
pripeipali,y, Kingdom on empire; unless n,
same shall he for y Cue Imposed by a court, 3,
jury, having jurisdiction u the offence or otl,n
der for the commission Of q specified crime, o,
misdemcanor whereof the delinquent shall hav,
hnn previously convicted, AFTER q trial betoss
somc competent tribunal No matter wbethe,
saoo debt Judgment, rvuniasy liability or d,
ns'"' ARISES from the ,ruad u tlH defendant o.
oN 40 matter whether the property Of The
.N;nr Is nous before his eyes, transferred BY
~. uoo.or 20 me VIII, mother, or clerk Of the
~'@,, van ne snsh mo- hc arr~tca In his carer
OF crime, however notorious and fragrant.
=. IN ADVENTURE eau ~ 10 the city of Now
.Sfs ',om Minnesota, and ther n,pcsent him
Vn ~ IN prosperous business, and possessed 81
an estate worth $4,000, clear cr his debts anil
upon aith in snah representations. and "a rel
'sfe V1a Gar isvs, obtain some 81 $1,000 worth
Of merchandise upon cpsli,. Bat when ,le in.
dehtcdmss therefor hs,oll,s due, and Is uupaid,
the creditor finds the ptetenccu and rcpr,ssu,n.
ticus 10 he false and Ms own merchandise trans
SrrUed 10 pcnnikss clerk 81 his tichsor. lie
appeals " the laws ofthe Territory Tor rvxinNs
They cannot take cognizanca Of ihe e,tms b,,-
ca,isc II was committed h another jurisdiction
They will M, arrest the fraudulent debtor, b,,
cause the cnactnwnt above rsarrui to hes hem
placcd upon thu Statute book, Ia not This
shameful, and most iniuriouss d,
Il Il no, IN encouragement Of yiuaiuys Is
u not formidable obstacle "a thc proVrtss Of
homst mrus Il Il M, a scr,ous dstr,n,ept to
tho interests al our houorabn and entrrprixiup
mcrchsatsg .,f =. = IL
We know that such Is thu case. The secori
sction " the Act ~ March Ri, 1888. Ia alb
suni, and IL provisions cntirly hnprac,lcebk.
Tho net docs no, authorize arrst lpr 6ouS
in amy case. Nay. IL lorbids such arrest, 4 In
fraud bc on account of any debt. Judgment. ne |
cuniary liability or demand &c.
The said md section scrns 10 con,empmtp
the oonp,d,on Of man Cor ifsn, bcgory he caa
he ARRESTED Tor II, II, indeed, arrrs, would h,
allowed af,cr such conviction, nnd e,,n tbL |
would sem to he ibrblidcn. |
u must bo plain to every person, that Tn |
guilty swiuller would not wait iar conviction.
Lilo would depart the jurisdiction before sucl,
conviction could b. had, Imagine criminal
Inv, which would inquire the conviction or |
murderer or rohhc AZ a condition prrresl,p, |
to hts arrest And yet what il fraud what IL |
swipdling ~ often practi~d- bat robbinq. the
vilcst and most unmaply
lI..aa Al
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N EkD0TA H0UHE--TllE UNDERsl(;NED
Al wesld rssyessfaIiy aasssass N q he hes les
- 80 seeesues6 ne ssovs uots ~ sssei 10 hsvJ.,
=. psese Casnty, sBd 70 apw wspsf n 70 secenme
ess 81 vho msy hvor them VITA can, 10 'ss tss,
nov 10 ahw3m JAMES & PnBlps
MEesRs. HARRIs, TRuMLE, 4 co.
lyl Msasfsssrsss cf waite iise. whiA osh. MI
e,hss Hard wood Lsnbsr. Hsusbg :, noah hvsh
River, Isks Psyin, ws. 5ef aH dix firiS 81
We maaaisctsrs BY steam, siI tinds 4 White Pine
waite Och, Diafs sisss sad eAhsx v ssJ,veed fsn,-
Der, Lsthss and shissss ssd psep pled gi H.
,isses ssd lsisms, 81 sAert notice and 81 reaeas
BILE terms, fos essh. f ~
r,sasis Co, q aiiiiwssss, ssd q wssssrsn. OvyI
hss eoaaty, n. =. -. -, - ~. n n 1900
Hsmsbsr6, nsssh nssA Rivss,
LsASyspts, W., In. -, 1oe ~
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We find in the Dubuque Herald and Err
press of the frs, ins,ant, full expedition Of Ii,
commerce OF that city during the past year, and
the preceding, Below viii be found some 9th,
agpn,Oatss
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'VDwN LOTS FOR HALE.--FORTY TOWN
j LOTS ron sALg, 10 H., Pstsr.bsrss, forposns
shHw.ssr,) for sale ky ALBEnf HAHRIa
st,iiwsisr MT. Jan. ~, 1865 90,
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ouHG os TsyAstss % RAssss Co.srr,
~ rsai, Jan "a, ts5s
NOTICE TIE BUSINESS OF THIS OF.
ANgbE all he attended 10 81 he Bsskins uesss Il
Marshall 10 ny myreif ~ " 4. Narshsn she
!. daly sathosl,ssi 10 aei 10 py sbsspas.
cnAs, " srfMsOx
sAsz Trsss.Sst " hsmssS County
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Second Street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING just returned from the East, r.
IL respectfully call tho attention OF my ~
friends and the public generally to my new
and nnc stock of watches ewelry, silver and plated
ware, fancy goods, 30.
Watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L'Epines, Of all kinds and qualities.
Jcwelry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamclled
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children 3
gold and jot bracelets, ladies and gents gold chains,
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimbies, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold silver, steel,
and patent spectacles pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver Ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west or north of St. Louis viz; silver table
dessert and tea spoons and forks, sugar cream,
tard and salt spoons butter aud fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &c.
Plated Ware and Fancy GOOds.
Plated and bri tanna tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlestieks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
a general assortment Of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
va. Watches and Jewelry repaired in Jhe mos,
workinanlike manner, and ut the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER.
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ture that will never fade change in the least to
the superiority of Cuttings Ambrotypcs. BE par
tcular, If in want Of of these, to call at tho
AMBRorYpE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
antied TO equal any in the western country He has
got the largest and finest Gallery between St Louis
and Chicago, with side light ard sky light, which no
other Gallery in this city has. He has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keok and Lee county All
other pictures protesting be the are counter
feis, and imposition the public They are
but worthless limitations If the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambrotype
will keep in water we'll as upon the parlor table
IN IN paired for ages.
lsg- Instructions given IN Ambrutyping, and al
taking pictures glass, not patented, to sui,
those who wish to travel. He has also large
stock of chemicals hand and col iodeon Of the Il
ssquality, and ready for
Gallery No. ), Third-st, keokuk, Iowa
anr35-ltf EMERSON Artist
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WATCHES
N. w. JONES,
Dcale r i'm Clocks, watches r. Jewclry

On SECOND STREET,
Next door to c. Parsons Bankin, House,)
KEOkUK, IOWA.
rTNHE subscriber has just received large 4
i ard beautiful stock Of Gold and Silver "a
Watches, Gold Jewelry. &C, comprising the hlx2s
latest styles Of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver Thimblcs, Gold
Slides, Snaps. studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WArcH RfrAiRisG.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
cate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted To give satisfaction.
CoRREcr TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov. %, ls55.--dly n. W JONES.
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CINCINNATI AND KEOKUK,
Express Packet.

VINE good Steamboat CUMBERLAND
L VALLEY, u. X. Collins, Mastery &s2 y
having been purchased by citizens of
keokuk expressly for the Cincinnati trade, will
hereafter run regularly between the above ports.
Particular attention will be given TO the lumber
trade. All orders will be promptly attended to-
The patronage Of Keokuk business men solicited
For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
j. X. C0PEL1S,
apr59-d3m Lcyee.
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TUE BIG BOOT
MOWE,s IMPROVED rAIENT

WE are proprictors Of the above patent for the
Wv State Of Iowa. and prepared TO contract
for the erection Of Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length f span, from so feet to 800 feet in any
part II the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted on most If the Railroads in the United
States we deem comment az their strength, dura-
bilty and cheapn unnecessary. All communca-
tions the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMER$ BYlNGTON,
feb2sdem Davenport, Iowa.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
ntrect mporaati0n.

= w GH. TUCKER are now receiving their Eng |
-. lsh goods for the spring trade by the ships At
lantic and Rockaway from Liverpool, and steamers
up the Mississippi, together with extensive purchas
"a from Am arican manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives nj this port and are prepared 10
offer increased Inducements to purchasers and VAL
duplicate any st. Louis bill which may have been
made ia our line. dew
NEILLERs AND MANUFACTURER will find
wi constant suppiyof large Circular Saws, war
ranted and at the manufacturers pOces say 4s,
SO, So and 81 inches, and when required W inches,
together the smaller sizes at the sign OF the
Red Paddock. :. W. q H. loIhLh'
my2dAw
XES AXES !--Hunt' Collins Simmons lip
: p'as0'' axes ~ s. II. TUCKER.
npADES--Ames' Rowland's and other brands,
= for sale by s.W. l. II. TUCKER.
SHOyELS-Ames' Rowland's and other brands
- for sale low by ,. W. II. lnoNhh.
uoES-Solid goose meek, rivetsd. cast steel plan
L i tiers, aud Carolina hoes for sale in great va
rie,yby 5. w. II. TUCKER
~ by s. ". Ii. TUCKER.
rORN PLANrEkS-A superior article tor horse
" power and n wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low by S. W. II. TUCKER.
GRAIN AND GRASS sCYTHEs-A large stock
NJ Of Waldron's and other makes, for sale low by
5 W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
NaULAY. IRON aud wood -braced grain cradles, Tor
| vi sale low by ,. w. d III. 1bchEh.
SNAITHS-W rought tube patent and common
| - Snaiths, a large stock, for sale low by
| S. W. Il III. TUCKER.
/ ITAY and Straw forks-A very large stock OF va
/ l. rious qualities, FIR sale by
s. ". 4 II. TUCKER
MANURE Forks, long and short handles. for sale
! Nl by S.W. 4 III. TUCKER.
/ LAY and Garden kakes for sale low by
/ III s. w. Il III. TUCKER
/ II EDG T. Shears and Pruning Hooks of different
/ l. l. patterns, for sale low by
S. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
/ HRASS Hooks for sale by
# N s. W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
/ r0IL Chain, Japannca for fencing cemetery
| ~ gr5uuds for sale low by
s. W. & III. TUCKER.
/ DLACks NTH : Drills for the bench, good ar
- ticle, for sale low Ivy
S. w. & II TUCKER.
I loRsE- SHOE Nails, the genuine Griffin, land 9th
i l J. ers, Tor sale low by
s w. 4 H. TUCKER
! roopERs' Tools, good assortment, Tor sale b,
~ s. W. d H. TUCKER
pafth Rad pullork
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1855

ID OCULAR Keokuk and ST. Louis Packets. This
l. Il old and popular line of steamer Will run two
daily lines Of stesmcrs between keoknk und ST. Lou
Is during the present season. The lines are compos
ed OF the following staunch and speedy boats
Westcrner, j Johnson, Master.
Keokuk, Matson,,- Master.
Quincy, thew hoat1
One Of which will leave keoknk daily, at
O'Clock, N, Quincy ntg ", and arrive at ST Louis
next morning. at o'clock.
Express Mail Line--The Sam Gaty, tIeaght,
Master, will leave Keokuk daily, at IN, dinner
board) and connect At Quincy at rA, with the
st Louis Packets
Jennie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford Master,
and arrive at ST. Louis next morbingat o'clock.
These lines composed Of boats whose names
alone sufficient guarantee of their speed and ac-
commod atioa. feb2Sdtf
GS- Passengers for tho east can take the Quincy
boat ut r. NJ, aud connect at Quincy with connect
ing train on n. c. Railroad for Chicago and the
cast take thu Burlington boat At Montrose nj
II. ~, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin ON the Chicago and Burlington Railroad foI
Chen 20 and the east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-19
IIIar REOEIYEm..

4 7 the sign Of the Big shce, on Main Street near
IA corner ef Sd, another invoice Of Gents, ka~
Aies, Misses, and Children g wear, comprising all
addittonsare being made by fresh arrivals. The
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late Grn
Of Odeil Matess, will close out at cost and be-
low cost, in order to max for other goods now
on the way. All persons wishing bargains In our
line, are requested to call and examine cor them
selves. We will also make to order, at the shortest
notice. NIL kinds Of gentlemen s and Ladies wear,
from the best material and in the good
q being guaranteed in all cases.
myl6d HUISk AMP 4 MATLESS.