davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

mans character Is known from associations Cola.
mer influential member Of the Fillmore Cabinet and
Conklin, prominent ohcsl under the Fillmore Admin
haton. camorous for the restoration Of the Missouri
restriction. No doubt they represent the opinions Of the
head OF the house.-ErqHirer.
We were not aware that Collamer vas a member
Of Mr.. Fillmore's cabinet This is news to us.
As to Conklin; he judge of the U. S. Dis
trict Court Of New York. He resided in Auburn
under the shadow OF Seward and subject to his infu-
ence. The Fugitive Slave Law about TO come
before his court and serious apprehensions were
entertained lest he should decide against the const
tutionality of the act Mr.. Fillmore, with the fore
cast Of wise and patriotic man, knowing that
Conklin could do no mischief in Mexico, and, by
deciding the Fugitive Unconstitutional at time
when popular excitement was very high, might do
vast mischief at home, tempted him from the bench
with the mission to Mexico The thing was wisely
done, and attended with happy results.
That's the sum and substance of Mr. Fillmorc's
connexion with Conklin: at a very opportune
mant, he removed him from post where he could
do HARM to where nc would be impotent for mis-
chief His motive, the public good-the result, pub
lie goodwill amply vindicate him with all loyal
and national men everywhere. Abolitionists NAV
rail at him, and their allies the Southern LocoSocos
may join in the hue and cry; but where the truth
- htoNn, nc VIII SUNNI JuStinet, patriots
hail him "oeeN done, most fdinfai serr0nt!"
II England's Dipomstists wise their coun-
try is powerful, they may render the French Empc-
subservient TO their ambition and eecually baf
te their continental adversaries. Bonaparte is in
market-and they should not scruple to give him his
price The letter to the lnteligencer and article
from the London Times the great revolution
which is taking place in Turkey, COPIED in to-day
Whig) sufficiently declare the impoSsbiliy of Tur-
keys maintaining national independence. The So
cia elements of that rich and beautiful country are
all exhausted \ fresh infusion of new blood is ne
ceSsary TO restore its vitality. The people on the
soil are incapable of sefgovernment, or indeed of
any government at all and the introduction of
European systems TO act upon. and TO be executed
by them will only to expose the impotency OF
reform in that direction, and hasten the
phe The Europeans themselves viii have to come
forward in person and put in force their systems
OF policy and in doing So they will in all proba
bility extermnate the worthless wretcheS who arc
now the cumberers of the land
We hope that England and France may be the
Europeans who shall enter upon this great work of
civzing and outstanding this magnificent portion
Of the globe. Under Russian dominion, it would be
cdrsed with worse despotism than that of the
Turks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
BEXOND ALL DOUBT:

MsssRs. DovE
1urus Moss man In this place afflicted
his limbs he
along nearly the whole time. connn,d to hi,
bed unable his body ali the pby.I
clans, and bought remedy he could
'"n recommend thing which he could
would warrant We od him hr-c bottles IMMINENT
IL did him. would him
then In bed, In days FROM that walking about ard
has had attack since, the world
that Will cure Rheumatism Very Rrsn Ttfuilv
DAyInsoS RonruTs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

ItsEsf Aifn'Y.-Thc Rockville (IndJ Republican
SOu'Is we p'.-14r' " fatal afay which took placs
he that town ON M,ldty evening of IT,, - 80, -.
Two boys n1mei V-c,r s aud Cbafc. Tho .on thg ,,.
ic' son oi Juig" Thomson. htc ~ Iud. ,r.oog 49,.
geai' lny Two noy- mot after .choo' aud .cul en.ur
cra sthb' upon oacsr prncp,1y i'm the ,isi,,,,, .
nB '"' ''c-'ic' urd causing tlem ~ tso,fsls froI Oh
't s''h some ~, inches m length .Tl,y es,. ,.',,
1i'e. ".' tm". Oscar fingered u IT, me- sy,,,, ....
i"oda'cly h'd and is mot since been h ,r ,r,, '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

The bill containing provision prohibiting the manumis
sion Of sli7e'by WILL ETC. dd become law a. {. gen.
orally suppo'ed Il passed the House blt vas tabled in
the Senate one or two days before the close Of the session
while undergoing the amendatoy process peculiar to that
iigstrous body
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
Change nf Tune.

When Elmore's nomination announced the Demo
cratic papers took great pleasure in announcing that the
Abolition papers OF the North coming out in his sup.
port This continued be the tor some ten DAYS
when these shresd gentlemen discovered they were pro
wing much for if their tale true aud all the Abo.
lonsts supported him, he be elected They forth
with began sing different song So far from the
Abotionis rushing his support they all abandon
ing him This ia the music We hear nov. Fillmore
who at first merted the adherence Of every Southern
because the Aboitionsts were for him. now de-
nothing short damnAon because the Abo.
litiouists against him
You mete out hard measure gentlemen Perhaps
you hope exc your salvation by the aid of those
Aboitionists. And truth to saw unless YOU can
yourselves by such help that it is not ea-v
to perceive the means OF your deiverance
The Paris correspondent Of the National Intelligenccr
ha remarks the probable price Of breaistuts IN
the contingency OF peace ~h,c do seem to us Just
He says peace will open the Black Sea for two crops
Which would gut the European markets l. that SOY
The Danubjan Provinces nave been occupied by invading
armies since the began and it is not probable that
the crops there have Than suiced for the domestic
consumption On the shores OF the EuIipe and for q
considerable distance interior the crops have either been
consumed or DESTROYED by the beigerents. The Marx
Ian, Express discussed the question some weeks since
and stated it certain that Russia could not in the
event OF peace, supply Western Europe with 100000
quarters by harvest 1t did not believe she could
furnish any 10y that tme-So from navigation was
any excess OF grain she nigh, have to spare.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

fnend Bev Of the Washington Sentinel appears to be
horribly afraid tnt Pierce will s.; the nomination at Gin
cinnat Wsaie 'iraid rofLsy to,y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-A.
49, spring Is rapidly advancing, merchants from the
have began hi. to their purhs-.
take little pleasure calling their great F,sut
Mtpcskone that Is valuable
performed
dseovered-one that be taken by
petiect .sey-and that stands
-pss Ids and Coughs Collie Nervous Affections general ieb
Asu. and fever aud Nervous
os.hshrhp PREMIUM birrks composed
ana therefore entirely free nom
when Al other remedies have fair
To cure the worst Dyspep-s certified Ro r. New
oiher~-Nervous Headache, certified M.or
Peters aud ohers-and Coles Darrhus as hundred, al M
own Citizens ss-cri who ul Nth during
ruee "f tho Oh era In Richmond.
uprootrd by
BAkERs PREMIUM BlrrERS doub, h.r, hs, w.
hcn discovered Tonic OF powerful
these Bers which continually chrn Win
the hsppc-t result The Proprietor anxIou to
have them known throughout the
Merchants
prices cannot fail to pleas All invited
and jure OF their merits For following cI
bottle:
PURCELL LADD co. and Others city Of Richmond and
Todd ur'tsn Prier.eurg Va; ssber Jones' Lynehbus,
"a King Toy Norfolk, Va Gariek Gwshmry
Or Camm wnismsburg Va Johnston wsnac~
Wheeling Va Thomas Adams Co., smithnrd Va BIB WIl.
uharo,e-vie Va; }. b. Eskrdge saunton Va Walter
w. Middleton Farmvle Va; W. II. Lppitt Wilmington n G.:
Uarss soe Co. Washington city Caul,y Hatch Baltimore
rally. WV
Orders addressed aAKyp
Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
COM M ERCIAI.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


Al the New York Stock Exchange Board Monday
virv'nls skies sold a, previous raies-9iA
The telegraph the arrival
er' at Wheeling with Eastern bound freight The river
and transportation active.
The Imports New York last other dry goods.
smaller than for the time year being ssO5 against
81 9a6hSI
The value OF foreign goods imported port Boston during
the week ending 2ist instant, amounted to t,69Iss,
The value OF exports port Of to foreign
ports for the week ending the goth ti6 es9
ny the arrival New York, Monday Of the Pernambuc,
steamer We have avees from Rio to February ~
days later than previous adyces had
materially advanced sales from the s6 January up 1871
February reach In all 2oOo bags, prices ranging
The 5000 special
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

D.'rH o. "oVtHNoR BlactsyAgr We hear Il reno,
TED thlt t' venerable Indian Chief i,e1 a, hi. ;
Hesr '"h Srng Y, short time since We has. ,o
Ito years Tribune '"' ''' 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

The valuable hor.e Pkcton." Vh,eb b..t.,.t.u
county d1ihg nc p'-' year. wac sold r.csog, bg ~
Nanme'e- Of Ohio u several geo,lou ~ ir tha, st,,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BiirnoEr Coffee market is nrun to-day under
late and favorable advics from RIO New York
of an advance sSi-s this morning s.5 bags rejected
CENTS Asn go de-, 10 rooi iiAGtlia quot,
prime At l. cents and choice non'naihtIt l24e. Z n.
fcur-Thc n1ur market nTm with fair shipping
Sales change o. 100 hh City Mills t6.Glk; ~
s65, and 5 do sGs1%. advance.
street Al tbs1Ha farther improvement The New YORK dispatch
shows advance, and holders here tie close
Cor-rir receipts to-day larger i-y
day since the 1t Isusry reaching IN all 4nO bushels
note lair shipping demand sud q the
follows $500 bushels white, b2fc56
weight do Ieiow-g,tp bushels
and sOo', meas rru-nt, at 5ss.-Pdtrot
Nav YoHE, March arhe schr wooey has ar lived here
Norfolk Nth s~~ bushels white and mixed all Of which
b-u soh At 63 &C Also schooner Iekney
place with 10000 bushels white, which sold
at s.
Nav March lS-Coree-The has
the sales 9s5O hAg follows
40 the balance Of II A.e $500 the
D. aud 3sn private Also, late last evening
bags NJ is4c. Il n.
SHgdThe market has been dull with sales OF
prices but without quotAbe change. Far full fair
has ranged At =. Gt7Ac. h n.
KoiusseThr sales confined
68G. Z, gallon for good choice,
Rehne SIC Ia bbls. and ale p gallon In half bbs.
ALEXANDRIA CATTE MARKEr-March 2jThe supplies
CAlr moderate. market steady
gross. Live Hogs so 25.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
RICHMOND MARKETS. MlncH %. 1876.

ronAccowe quote loose lug t4SG5a leaf s666.
nlid'ns sse good t'NSesS nne ssAGt'oS In hhd.,
mon lug Eight weghis) tsSGl5k heavy weights for
port 49,. doe lug. teG6%. leaf-eommon $6k6L5A
mdilns AaGSh good ssa.GL9 hne sga.GLii
hhds have been sold At from slNQl3
sni la good demand for manufacturing purpo--.
WHEIT-rt-re change condition Of t
wheat market here the North the demand for
active, and large sales have been Elected. past
days Indication that purchasers anticipate advance
the s,nipAnc occaoned by the
subsiird We quotations Of yesterday
prue red tiG oj good TO prime white ~ SOL 20.
article white would command readily t5.
tie quotations ranged ~ follows March 2O 81 900 lO t2
Is: April ID 2lO6L2 25-showing
this season uf l3fS2a bushsl.
FLorsrs nour o-sy. large
the daily for the Holders
shippers still unable to-day We quote
charitable grades OF Supernne tsAdSH Extra s9gk. Ln-d
-ics 10 bakers and the local trade At these
CuRS-rhe market l. quite bare Sc quote 6n[t6
CoES MSsL-we quote 200 81 per bushel
We at ~ cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

- NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We are receiving Stock Of Staple Cao,
part OF Importation, and nom The y.rou,
msrkri. In Ills country, purchased favorah. terms
me Aote stock bsiHg eHfiTiy T.ss ODER TO In.
trade confidently assuring bny that ex
pected II consists In part, as follows
=. =. - 80 bro. slrngs and sherngs
Cotton OsnALurKs Cotinnad nd Nank
Large stock nlezclri Domestic all widths
Plaid Striped and Plain Cotton for Servants
kontueky Jeans. Satinets Tveeds
1ckngs, Furniture q he'll
Hlea-hei and BroHd Table Cloths Damasks
Larrr Stock Irish Linens
Cloths, Cssimrrs NJ Nrstin
Large Stock ~ Prints, q nghams Las
ApAccas and Canton Cloths
Printed Chaies and B-Tages
Plain drlains and Chzlli-s, all grad
Lawn, Chal-s aud B.ragr Robes
White CHmbricks, Jaekonets. Swiss and Null Mullins
MAnullas, Large Stock and Cheap
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
LHcr, Collars and Sleeves
Linen CambTck, and Cotton with large
~ "ur friends and the trade generally.
ml25 TARDY
carbohydrates AND LACES.-we have Just re
IL e-ived Steamers Atlantic and Africa assert
nent Of fmbroderies and iAce Ia part, Of
Book aud JAeonei Collars and Sleeves
do do la Setts
Embroidered Idkfs
lalrnciennes Eigings and Laces
Linen Thread
Imitation French do do
white and Black Bobbnei Wash Meta
Figured Bobbinets and &C Ac. offer
TO the trade At small advance the OF
nhXs kENT, PAINE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMP

THE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
RANENHEAD. LANCASHIRE,
y y GI 4 ID.
WAREHOUSE FOR THE UNITED SITES
JOHN n. PLArT,
10 Murray ST., New York,
XHTiERE viii he found full
w sled Plate for House Fronts SHOW Gases &c
Also. Rough Glass from Y to l y inches thick.
n H. Western customers referred
Ohio Columbus, which glazed with OF the
Company
mIl2S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
To CON RESPONDENTS.

For interesting news, Geographic, &c, outside.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

Preparation for the Cincinnati Convention.
The Examiner publishes the following for those
whom 1t may concern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

SAYINGS INSrITUTION OF RICHMOND
- 0oe removed 10 the store Of Christian Lahrop
sn qpence of the resignation Of David H. Crane ~
Christian unanimously elected Cashier
moved to the store Of Christian LA'hrop, where deposit. viii
received which interest Of paid sum
remaining deposit six months longer,
shorter period.
This Institution has been In existence years has
loaned over eight millions Of dollars has suspended
lost dollar failed "a
JOHN THOMPSON. President,
WM. e. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
mhit-diy HUGH W. FRY, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

At meeting OF the American Party city Norfolk
Ashland Hall the night the r. T. SUMNER E.qr
President took the chair and Me.sr. L. Hathaway and B.
liendren, chosen Secretaries
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
SpeciaI Malice.

"NEyERs SAY DYE" 70 pcrs on whose hair has b.
come graz prematurcly, unless you sure Of advis
ing the U.S. of something which will remedy The IN
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, vi
best, buta temporary affair and the shade produced
isany thing bat that with which nature atorns the
human hair. Tho "ISisIrAnLg HAM CoEoRlsG" and
Restorative Of c. Haimstreet Co., does not act az
dye II stimulates the natural secretons the roots
OF the hair, by giving life and tone to the small
vessels which sccrete the natural colorng and thus
gives them life and strength Itdo>s not stain the
skin, and may be used freely water, and with
much safety. The article IS composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, afurding agreeable hair wash,
and i excellent substitute for oil or pomatpm
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
it entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair
The color Of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade il was before it turned gray ana the singular
phenomena attending It's use are not on curious but
easily observed A. the bulbs at the roots of each
hairare affected ~ the remedial agents, the COM
meneement If the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in a short time the hair from thu
roots outward begins to turn ia shada, aud 80 con
tnues TO do until the desired change is ef ctc ana
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth. This may strangs, but 'lnorc strange
than true. The article has been Extensively imitat
ed and persons should be particular to purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has thc signature Of the late
hFm and the present proprietor the top each
bottle We HAGAN,
Surviving partner and successor 10 C. Heinistfeet
60, sole proprietor, Troy, New York For sale by
&. HEIMS1REET, Union Block
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
rAsHIo>AHLK DIES, MAKER.

III RS. MARY A. PALMER presents her compli.
VI ments to the ladies Of Keokuk, aud begs 10 in
form them that she has just received Fomr II the
latest styles AMI fashions for Ladies dresses and
basques, and would b. happy to have them give her
a cali, a. she Is eonhd nj that che can z ~ ample
saisactiou to all that will favor her th their ia
ronage. Also, party dresses made 10 order
Residence on Main street, between First and sec
ona, opposite tbs I4aclede House, adjoining kagle-
son's. inch 5d3rn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

|ocoroco TO THE LAST. Among the very
who voted against the right Of Trumbull
Illinois 10 seat in the u. $ Senate was
es, Of this State. Trumbull's right was
Acontestable that bat few of his Demo-
lie associates, North or South, could be
I'D so hopelessly blind in their party zeal
b vote against him, bat among them was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
REuOyAI..

q STAR CLOTHING sT0RE-H. sTRArS
CO. have removed their stock Of Clothing
~ snd Furnishing Goods from their old stand
to No IS Main street, mex DOR To : < Billings where
they will b happy to see their I'D friends and many
new ones.
e. Oar spring stock will be received ~ ar
eaf N la sh W shall present unusual adysuta-
ges to 4 he trade. feh2pd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
HowE,s IMPROVED pATr1T


ME are propriefor- of the above patent FIR the
w State Of Iowa, and are prepared to contract
Tor the erection # Raj way III ghway bridges Of
any length Of span from 30 feet to 200 feet m any
part of the STATE. Al the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads IN the United
states w. deem comment 10 their strength dara-
btity and cheapness, unnecessary. A II communira-
tiens on the subject will receive prompt attention
Address STONE, Bo0MER& BYlNGT0N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
MONAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

N H0FFHEIMEk has remoy 81 from the corner
~. Of lst and Main street, u "a near Main in
braharns Building. offer my stock of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnish hing Goods &c, from 10 10 per
cent below cost, u make for larger and finer
stock IT clothing. Call and see il il t. your ON a
advantage \. H0FFHEIMER.
lanlhlAW Neennl Mait, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

EcKux LECTURE PosrPoSED.-Th Lee
|, announced for this evening, has been
|poned until next Friday evening, when it
be delivered by Mr.. ". Richards, at
tartan Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

1856 RtS 1850
p OCULAR keokuk and st. Louis Packets This
N ~ old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
Is during the present season. The lines ARE oompos
Cd OF tn following stauneh and speedy boats
Nesterner Johnson Master.
keokuk, Matson, Master.
sam Gaty, Able, Master.
Quincy, thew boat
One Of which will leave keokuk daily at G
o'clock, W Quincy at . NJ and arrive at ST. Louis
next morning, al } o clock
Express Mail Line-Thc Ben Campbell Heaight.
Master, viii leave keokuk daily, Of p NJ. and con
meet at quincy at 81 NJ, with the Il Louis Packets
JEANNE ans, Burke, Master
Die Nernon, Ford, Master
and arrive at St Louis next morning at o'clock.
These lines are composed Of boats whose names
alone are sufficient guarantee Of their speed and nc
commodatlop. frb29dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

y We would call attention 10 an adver-
(nent in another column for a Sawyer
tied. The opportunity is an excellent one,
q person well qualified and enterprisng
not often meet better path to business.
hiries can be made at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
HAVING ptgCIaAshD

FfNIiE stock If Furniture # Mr.. 4. WussY, /
L will sclI the entire lot al very low fgur.s dn-
ring the next five weeks, 10 make room for spring
stack. For extraordinary bargains in Furniture
call a. either Of Mr.. Wiscy Old stands or at the
tate City Furniture Room, No lSb Main street
Feb l3-d4w G. :. ABBOTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

the stock oidcrs of the n ok uk !,
-. Pleasant A. Muscatine IL. II. Co.
Office Is hereby given, that III accordance with
the conditions Of the subscription for the LIST
Piston Of said road. the seventh nstalment Of 81
cent. will be due and payable March 4th lsJ6, al
banking house OF Charles Parsons, Treasurer, he-
3ik, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. H0KNISH,
| General Agent X. Mt 7. d NJ. K. X. Co.
Feb. 8. ls56.--td div
keoku k Tunes ard Nj. Pleasant Ohsel yer cor,x ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

h. EBlroR Please announce j I. GnrFFgY as a
(dsie for City Marshall at tbs Spring election.
MANY NOrERs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

4 CAN AND DO

- ELLto the citizens If keokuk aud vicinity FIxY
- FURNITURE. cheaper than they purchase in
81 Louis anywhere abroad and Transport il here
Any persous doubling this invited u call at the
Gate CRY Furniture Rooms l36 Main street and
satisfy themselves Of the fact. {. S. ABBOTT
frh1 III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
Cards! Cards /!
CITY ELECTION.


|e friends Of HAWKINS TAYLOR, Esq hereby an
lee him as candidate for Mayor At the ensuing
fcipal Election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
W N. uASNEYtS.
SALE OF REAL rSTaTv

DuBilC notice is hereby given that on the 18th
L day If March next, in front II Charles Par
sons Banking House, in the cry If keetuk ho-
tween the hours If and aocloek, viii s,li pub
nc auction the following real estate, namely Lot
and he south half # tho southeast quart.r am the
eAsl half q the southwest quarter " section Ihir
VI ur in Township sixty five, Range slx lel west in
Clark County, Missouri. O. s. +. l. end T.. I s.
W $. 80. r 65 ". & CLARK county, Missouri
Terms Of sale fourth cash remainder IN fonr
eight and twelve months with six pen cant. sn crest
Title good and warranty dee given By ne
j. +. EDDY,
febl3ddw;salc Py RANKIN 4 MILLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14
LOCkNMITHING.

LOCkSMITHING.
~ THE undersigned would respectfully
E~a11 inform the public that they have open.
Cd shop the corner Of johnson and Seventh
streets, for thu manufacture of all kinds Of Gopher
Brass, Tin, and Sheet Iron ware. They will also
carry on Locks nithing and Bell Hanging in ali its
branches.
Repairing articles composed of any of the above
named aetals. as we'll o. gold aud silver promptly
ATTENDED 10. W our work warranted
W. HORN.
feblG d6n A. WOLF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14


rf,HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an,
4 nounee TO the citizens Of kss,ka., that he has
opened his rooms for the reception OF a ntlemen
Suitable aud ample preparations have been made
70 preserve ana promote the health, vigor and men
tie manly exercises and healthy sports II symnas,
ties. Purea and cold water, judiciouely used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fsi1 10 make
the most weakly healthy, strong and Suhast.
bournes Block, Main street, in tho Ath story. I'm
Ianee from the rear Of the building,
dec 8dtf o. MANCHE9THR