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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-04
JUST RECEIyED.

A / the sign Of the Big shoe on Main Street, near
n corner ef I'D. another invoice Of Gents, La
dies, NJ isses, and Childrcns wear, comprising NIL
the new of the season. and 90 which constant
additions being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mander of the stock purchased from the late firm
of Odel Matless will close out al cost and be-
low cost in order to make room for other goods
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested TO cali ard examine for them
selves We will also make 10 or,cr at the shortest
notice. all kinds of gent temcn i and Ladies wear
from the best and in the latest 10 good
Ii being guaranteed in all eases,
myled HU1SkAMP MA1LESS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. TO NEW YOKk
&9 eA8
q Hours Saved
BY TAKING THE
NE.VU WORK AMI T!nYE y =

NEW YORK AND ERIE e. r
DASsENHEK EKS taking the 500 a. M Train on the |
1 Michigan Central Railroad At Chicago, arrive 1t
auapension Bridge ll'oo 2. m. same day, and con
meet srcisssvey with the New York \ Eric Railroad,
arrive in New York city next day II 2;45 pm.
sEpEN HOURS and 7Teniy Minu,a adeaaee
Of any other Route.
Passengers taking the s:45 p. m Train on Mchi-
gan Ocntrai Railroad connect through by Niagara
Falls Essd, also by the North Shore line Of Steam
boats ~ Buffalo, arriving in time for a. N. the
New York Erie Railroad, arriving in New York
same evening Ut $50.
ONEH0JR and Ttce~fy Mtrrtestn a6ranet Of the
Aitaay route.
Passengers taking the 5;45 a. m train ON Michi-
gan Eont horn connect At Toledo with steamboat di
rect to Buffalo and arrive in time fur til. $50
Steamboat Express train on the New York Erie
Railroad, arriving in New York at li:55p.m.
SIX HOURS IA aaessct e5 fAf Albany route.
Passengers taking the 7i5 train On the same con
meet at DunkiTk with the n IN. train the New
York Erie kairoad, arriving at New York al ss3u
p. m.
| ONE HOUR aud Trsnty Minute, IN aapanee Of any
other route.
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday $40 a. IN
on MichigAn central road Will arrive in New York
city sunday 2%5 P M.
/ NiSErEEy HOURS IN aasane. Of the Aiban,
| route.
! Trains from Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Fall,
on New York Erie Railroad make direct connec
tions with all trains leaving Chicago for the Eas,
running through direct to New York with les
changes than any other route.
1 &A- A-P1sengers mast be particular to purch ~
1 Tickets via New York b Erie Railroad, IL the,
wish 10 nave SIX Or SkvES HOURS In time, am
60 through without delay.
Through tickets over the above route can be pro
cured at an the principal ticket ofnces in the Wes,
and At the Rail Road Ticket Once between the La
clede House and stage Once, ksokak.
Merchants, Produce and stock Dcalers can max
through contracts by calling on this Com pany
| Agents. A. II. PETERS, Ag't,
4s Dearborn st, chicago.
B.F. SMITH, Gen. Agent,
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EDWID N. GRANT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND

pRLLA ......,.............MARfoN CO., IOWA,
MILL attend promptly 70 buying, selling and
w leasing real estate, paying taxes, examining
titles preparing illegal papers, making collections,
and all other matters with the real estate
business. .
Willpractics the legal profession in thiaaDd th
adjoining counties.
kEyERxscRs:--H. Sherman 4 Co, Greene, Wesre
4 Rice, II. Des Moines; John White 4 Co., Oska-
lccsa; L. II. Grant, Nero. Association Library, y.
Y City; Prof. h. ID. Mussey, Cincinnati.
'in1fA-dAW Wtoc1N
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Qutncy 20 anlssbarg.
CONNECTIONS:
A T GaIesburg with the Chicago arI Burlington,
"A and Peoria and Oquavka Railroads for Bur-
ington, pcoria, ,Wyaneti Mendoza, Junction and Chi
cago
Rock Island. and Bureau Valley Railroads for Rook
Island. Iowa City. Lasallo, &c.
At Mendoza with Illinois Central Railroad for
Fulton City 6alena, Dunleith, Dubuque, ST. Paul,
and other river towns; Bennington, springfield,
AT Junction with Galeni and Chicago Union Rail.
road for Elgn, Beividere, Bcloit, Msiison, Free
port, dc.
At Chicago With the great E..tern and North
ern liner, for Milwaukee Fond du Lac Sc, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, wheelins, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Lafayette Cincinn nAta,
Duhkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, duspsn-ion Bridge,
Alssny, Springfield, Bo.to',, and cities and towns
generally throughout the sAst.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be
tween Quincy and Chicago On and after the llth
inst until further notice, Trains will follows;
/. Chicago Expres.-L.eayes Quincy at4. 45A. ~,
arrives at Galesburgh ., s.55 A. ~, at Wyanett
l2l3P. ~, st Mendots At las ~, at Junction
4. .i5P. ~. Mt Chicago r. -.
2. Chicago Exprcss-Lea ves Quincy g. 10 y. ~, ar
rives st 3alesburg $50 NJ, at WyAne't II 20 pH
st Mendoza 1855 4. n, At Junction s. 10 A, H., u
Chicago 5.36A.s.
8. Quincy Express--Leavcs Chicagos. .55 A. ~, ar
rives at 6alesburg 5.l5 r. ~, and at Quincy Ills
p ~.
| Quincy Express--Lcnve. Chicago s. 20 P. ~, ar
rtves at 0alcsburg ASS IL, and at Quincy At 10 "a
| l.. N.
Trains run into and leave from "Uli,n Depot. .
Chicago,
BAGGAGE CHECK I'D TO CHICAGO
Passengers leaving Quincy in the m ,rning train q
win arrive 1t Rock Island, Peoria, Galsna Danlsith
Dubuque and Chicago sam evening; making sur,
connections at Chicago with trains east.
Leaving Quincy in the evening train. will ar-
I ri nj he nj bJyp m he Ia u
connects onsat ChicagD with trains north, eas,
and south
Daily Boat Of the Minnesota Pack Co., leaves
Dunleith for st Paul, etc.
For particulars and further Information, please ap
ply at the Company once Main street, betweenths
Laclede House and Westera Stage Once, keokuk
where Through Tickets tosil principal places be
procured. Through Tickets also be had ON board
the Cleaners Of the 81 Louis kepkuk Packet Co.
Ask for tickets via Northern Cross Railroad
VIC. BCLLIgNS, Gen. sup't
& M BUkSHAM, Gen. Ticket Ag,
J. r. TEwKssuRr, Agent, keokuk.
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The Gate Cily agAinst the World
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory I!
a. e.. Orr

now man nufacturing Mattresses Of every deserip-
tion, Spiral spring, Curied Hair, ooen, Felting
Cotton Moss, Birch, Shack, and dStraw, of the hest
quality. Pillows and holsters Of oil kinds. Also
Comforts and Feathers.
hotei and Steamboat orders prompt y attended TO,
and all articles manufactured sold Gt my estab
lshment will be offered at fair terms, and warrant
ed. challenge the production Of superior work at
an establishment Of the kind In the Western coun
try. You respectfully invited TO call and
inc specimens of my work. WAreroom corner Of
Fourth street and Exchange.
/ have in operation newly invented and OK pensivs
m achinery, which enables me to manuf acturc bet
ter work At more liberal rates, than inferior work
other wise manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for Bedding etc. prepared by machinery is more
uniformly and psrfsetiy prepared, and the work
far superior in quality.
Wholesdle and Retail.
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May %, ls56.-dkwtf
Osice.

I HAVE sold my stock of Furniture and entirs
l. interest In the Furniture busn TO Mr.. c. =,
ABsorr, N the GateCity Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends aud for their many fasors. and
cordially recommend Mr. Abbatt to their future fa-
vor and patronage X. WILSEY.
oh
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SANDERS, scoFIELD q CO.,

=
FURNITURE WARE.ROOMs,
Main street, bet. bth 4 9th 6ts., ,kNOkUK, IOWA
YNHE undersigned have nov in,n
i their Ware Rooms, sud design
keeping constantly on hand we'll
selected sssort ment of all kinds Of Furniture
cng Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus; 6ne
and plain Sofas 6se and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rock ns
Chairs Of every descript from plain wooden
seAf r. the finest hair cloth stated seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedsteads Of the latest
Lounges, &C.
L.soking Hlasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpeting,
noor and door mattings, noor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings
window shades and trimmings, and every other arti.
Gle usually kept in our line OF business.
Part of our stock made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufac,ores o.
high standing, 50 that warrant every Artcl,
for durability and finish of workmAnship.
Our object 10 10 establish a permanent busincs
here, and no, on the Peter Funk principle and a
an inducement 10 persons to purchase Of us, We ar
resolved TO sell nj the .ewest st. Louis prices.
i Gail and examine stock before purchasn
elsewhere. We will always take pleasure u shown
! furniture TO Ladies and Gentlemen who call on ia
whether they feel inclined to buy or not
\ SANDERS, ScoFIELD 4 co.
4 Mo-
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j. II. wESTCOTT,
Blank Book Manufacturer,

DOUK -BiNDER and Stationer, No ile Main St.
- tup Staifs.l
Ledss.s. Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Bsoks.
County City, Record Tax, ASSESSOR and TfcasorsrS
Dooks. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account asd
and Railroad Blank Books Of every made
and ruled to order. We put into our blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired.
Having good stock Of msterials FOR binding we
src prepared 70 bind in the most elegant we'll
the plainest style Books, Magazines, Ac. Blank
Books pared. mch34daw
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HAVING PURCHAshp

flNII stock of Furniture of Mr.. K. WiLsEf. ]
4 Will sell the entire lot ut very low figures du-
ring the uext five weeks, to make room for sprin1
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
Cali either Of Mr.. Wilscys old stands, or at tbs
Gate City Furniture Rooms, No. 1856 Main street.
Feb lJ--ddw q & ARBD1T.
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l.. WOOD, N. D.,
DHfsClAN and Surgeon. Once on Fourth st .
L between Main and johnson sta. Keokuk, Iowa
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TME MIG nnNTl

A we wish to make room for our new stock 10 ar
n rive the first boat, will dispose Of the re-
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr. Duke Mt and
below cost. 81
We will be glad TO zee all who wish bargains n
Boots and Shoca. T.. ELLIOTT a co.
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Fall and Winter Trade.

Gate Ctty Boot and shoe store.
No. ll2 Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
TINHE undersigned would respectfully ALA,
L the attention If the Ladies and 6entle-
men Of keokuk and vicinity, to their fine andy "
we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes, now
opened and for sale at the above establishment
prising all kinds Of Laies', Gents, Misses Boyst
and Children wear, of all styles, grades and sizes.
These goods have been selected with special reference
to nea tness Of style and durability and will be cold
at very small advance above Eastern cost, as VIC
are determined not TO be undersod by any house in
the city. Please give US call. An examination Of
go,ds and prices Is the euly faver risk.
Sept. 8, IsaS.--d III. c. HUIskAMp BRO.
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rARRAR 4 HAINES.
ke okuk Plantng and Flooring MIL,
Corner - and Bay SIS. near thf Ksokuk aRd
Port Des Moines Raiffoad Depot
DEALRRs in Lumb IN the rough, manufsctur
~ ers of Doors, rhutieTs, Blinds, sash. boor ard
Window Frames, Mnuldir.s of every slse and pat
tern, Flooring, Weather Bsafding, Shelving, Man
ties, Base, PiiAstsrs, and ChAiA Pump Tubing
Pisned and matched Lumber from 3 TO ~ inches in
width,
A large assortmeut ~ the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planiug and ss~ing done 70 ordercn short notice
AT atreasonstle prices, ard warranted n piease.
N0-Particularattentien paid to filling orders fol
I country buildings complete.
/ keokuk, j uiy 3-d&wu
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Hcrring-s Patent
RE Pm OOk &A fES

CEcURED with Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock
- which received the prire Medals Mt the worlds
Fair Lon,op. 1851, crystal Palace, New York, In
1864 wGuanied free from Ddmpnsss.
GLE6HoRN HARkI SON, Agents, corucr Main
and 4th rts for RoBsRrs & DAVIS ST. Louis Mo-
who sole proprietors and manufacturers for the
states of Missouri and Iowa. jel6dsm
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BANk OF FLORENCE,

F1or00ce, NeOraskA territory.
GHO. b. SAttEs 1, rrusst, ). u. rAkkEh Cash.
T1yHE undersigned, proprietors Of the Bank Of
/ Florence Nebraska, are, by the provisions Of its
Ohaftss individually responsible for All its isues
and will rsdcem tho Notes Of said Ihatitntion in
either Of their Banking Houses, In Eastern Ex-
change at per oeut., or in Spscio As rates ~
other Currency.
Cook / Sargent, Day snport, Iowa;
Cook, Sargent Downey, Iowa City;
Cook, Sargent r Cook, FL. Des Moines;
Cook, Sargent b Parker, Florence, Nobraska.
Davenport, Iowa, July !, 90. sept2-d3m
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ron H0OT0CTlON A0AnN0T MOS.
QUnTOE0 AND AL BNOECT0.
IL A6KIN'S Patent Imprsvsd Portable Canopy
i i and Net. combining hsAxty. oheapness, and
entire security against insseecss without obstruct
ing the circulation u air ID constructed that
II siu g. any h$lstsAl, asd tAAN NsAi IL arranged
that will contract and expand BY means Of rsbber
brsid. that u viii 1t ssearsly At All times and
On all bedste ads thsrsby a1ording sntirs ppotes-
ton against insects. II oAa hs sttAshed ~ : bed
stsad In less than TIVE minutes, and can b taken
dOwp in equally short spsns Of time; yet, while
ita6Drds the protection sossht, Is il Beassfal and
ChsstN Ornament to ths bsd. For InvaliAs and
Childrsn this article il indispensable.
A. G. ORR, S0Ls A0sNr,
Cor. 4th 4 Exchange sts.
anglo Keckuk, Iowa.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD /.
&OO;

nfk&8 daily Through rAns, between Philadel-
j phia asd Pittsburg.-TuE MokstSG Mali TRAIN
acsses PhilaAeipha for Pittsburg at u A. NJ, and
Ri1esbufg for Philadepha at A. n. The FAsr
Lmn Ieayss Philadelphia for Pittsbarg a, P.
In Ns0hr ExPRkss TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
Pisslasv AT II =. NJ, and Pit,sburg for phiAdel-
tkia ~ 10 r. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsbarg with Rail
roads to and from st, Louis, Mo-. Alton, halenA
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfurd, Lexington ana Lou
,svslie, XIV. Terre Haute, Madison. Lafayette and
Indianspo Ind. Cincinnati, DAYTON springfield,
Bellefonnne, sandusky, Toledo, cievetana, C0ia,n-
bus, ZanesyIllc Massilldn aud Wooster, ohlpf also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans, ~. Louls, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either Of
tn. above places.
For further particulars, see Hand bills a, the diff
| ferent starting points Passengers FROM the Wca
will find this the shortest and most exped dtiou
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Now York or los
| ton. THOS. MOORE,
! Aaxsr, Passenger Lines, Phi adclphia.
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburg.
! Feb. !, 1859 -ly
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WHOLRSAlE boots AND SHOES.
IA Fall and Winter stock of Doors, Snors and
lS1 Bho0Ass IL now full aud complete, to which
fresh arrivals will continue to be added the
son advances. The attention IF the trade is most
respectfully invited, rs l AIN quite confident can
make II tothe interest of dealers To purchase Of
at my new Store, No. So Main Street, few doors
west Of NJ. seaton h Son's.
w. r. THOMPSON.
AkI,k E.Al
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CuIAuRs. CHAIRslI

u. n.
Tho undersigned have opened CHAIR STORE
in this City, and will always keep On hand large
variety Of Cane and Windsor chaas, keckiag clsin
of various styles and saea, Childrsn's ehaim, re,
al warranted Of 6rst rate material and good work
mAaship.
viii s. sold Wholesale and Retail, ~ cheap ~
the cheapest. KELLY DAVIS.
sept l7,dkwlyr.
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Kookuk Book-BindeYy,

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
DLANR Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Docksts, As
sessoss' Books, Poll Books, Ac.. &c., furnished u
short notice.
Old Books, AasAainss, Music, &C., bound or re-
bound in any style desired
W. Nv Bindsry will be found on Secosd Street,
psIt door 10 the Athen sum. sign Of tho "Big Book
yau. 16. lSA<.-d ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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UNITED sTATEs HOTEL.
North est of tbs Public square, Knoxville, Iowa
j N. BAYLY, Propristor
HAVING leased and thoroughly renovated and
re- furnished the above house, the Proprietor 10
determined " spare pains to make u hrst eiass
house. Ny old friends and the public generally are
invited 10 give y call
August IL d3m
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GeOrgc q. AuAcrsON,
Third Street, bet. Main and johnson, keokuk, Iowa
MILL buy Eastern and Southern Exchange at
w best rates.
DStriota attention given TO collections, and pro-
cecds remitted IT rates Of exchange free vi
charge.
-, Usual banking facilities granted 70 Gus
toners.
REHER TO
Winlov, Lanier 1 CO., Banksrs, N. York City.
Y. W. Clark, Dodge I Co., :" i" "
E.W. Clark / Co., Bankers, Philsdelphia.
j. W Clark AGO, :" Boston
Bogy, Miitenberger 4 Co., Bankers, St. Leuis.
RW. Clark Bros,
John J. Anderson d Co.,
Gilmore r Brotherton, Cincinnati.
1A~ Once hours from A. NJ. TO 4 P. N.
July IA, l856.-dly