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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-16

The REPORTED MASSACRE OF FIVE Hun
DRIED U. S. TROOPs BY THE INDIANS, near the
Missouri river, detailed with savage minute
ness in letter from the Rev. Thos William
son to the st. Paul (Minn) Times, gains no
credence at the War Department whatever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

ET In the malicious prosecution pending
against j. +. Abrahams, under the rulings
OF the ourt, he was convicted for leasing
MS house Tor Improper darpnses and fined
ny Judge Clngeu 500. Upon his ppearing
and Offering 10 appeal to thu Supreme Cour
Judge Clagett liked the bail bond At F.fty
Thousand Dolarsl
hat dn our read r. think Of the fairness
and impartiality Of q Judge who IL guilty Of
tais extoriienagy demand in direct violation
VI tht oth amendment 70 the Constitution :
Excessive bail shall not be required.''
~ tbs light OF this oppressive demand il
ls easy 20 see what an engine Of injustice aud
Outrage our Courts Of Justice arc capable Of
be4nE made in the hnnas Of a ,ind,etiye
anu mpiaeahle man, such as We hope Judge
Siaett. VIII MOI prove himself, OF corrupt
AM infamous men rs Lecomp,e aud Cato Of
Kansas, We DO not believe our REGARDS
nave ever before been dsgraced bv or our
afchives contained such bail bond rs that
demanded ny Clagett and gwen YESTERDAY by
=. H. Ahrahams. Fifty thousand dollars bail
10 case wherein The sentence Of the Corr
was fine Of Slooi Has the case !. nural /.
lei I.
Inc following gentlemen went upon the
hali bond Of MIR. Abrahams: samuel Lei.
hriek, iienry W Starr. Elisha Chamharl;n
Lyman Cook aud james ". Grimes Iilnwk
eye.
a Jadge whose arbitrary conduct on the
bench has becume go seandalously notorious
ought not To be allowed to violate the Con.
siituiion with impanity. The Legislature
should in some manner restrain the tyranny
Of the judges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

sT- Mayor Wood, as an electioneeripc
ruse to attach tho poverty stricken masses Of
New York TO his interests during the canvass
for his reelection as Mayor, has pronosed
and recommended that the City Authorities
undertake immense public works entirely
unn eeessary, and " doubtful constitution
Atty, in order to furnish provisions for the
masses during the coming winter. As a
matter OF course, all the needy. idle and
vicious rabble collected from all portiops of
the habitable globe in the city Of New York
we're bought W by this scheme, and in
crowds Of several thousands promenade the
streets hurraing for Wood and threa,en,ng
violence and vengeance 10 all who nnnose
MN. New York City will bee in dreadful
condition this winter with piratica poliu.
Clans filing all the offices. and thieves. beg.
gars and desperadoes Of every description
crewa'ng the streets. and robbing all excen,
the speclal friends Of those in power. win
eatire impunisy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

M ELixAssrn YouArr.

Junilase am loved.
And his lips 81 length have snid it,
Long since in his eyes read 1t,
But thought IL could not be-
All what happiness for me
JutiIate I am loved -
Now am like little queen,
And very pleasant tits ween,
Nhatso'e | do or say
Seemsth good and right Away.
Jubiate l am loved
To see him kneeiinE ut my feet,
Oh IL is sweet--'tis very sweet
Every day and every hour
Do glory in my power
Jubilaie I am loved
50 dearly loved, that till I prayed
was more than half afraid
Lord forgive my sins and make
Me rurc and good for his dear sake
Jnhiiate ! am Loved!
Lord forgive my glorying,
To Thy dear cross | cling.
Let tho love he beareth me
Lead him--lead us both 10 Thee /,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
a q Ar D..

"es'te :" fesase our grateful Acknowledges
~ the many ffitnas and citizens VINO 80
f0mPty aha sihoicatiy contributed heir vall.aule
esN reg IN ssns our goods and property from en-
ngs aeSsfues en by the frs, on the morning of the
% INST eshali net hazard The attempt TO ipai.
N'd9aAxe, as we would no. know where to begin oy
where : eh9, bat will fearlcasly asser. that no
more prompt and Efficient service va. over before
rendered d the IRE companies and citizens gener
any, 81 TINS ernny other city, or goods removed
~''h more care and good judgment than on that
occasion MeaAyic, CHrrrEspss 4 Co.
keekuh, Nov. 9Th, 1857. dlt
Poet please copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
q consolidated Insurance Company
OF RhilW0 dc Dh0A. %5

consolidated Insurance Company
OF PhiiWdclphsa. s
STATH OF IOWA: AUDITORS OPvicu.
Iowa CRY, Oct. ~, 1881
Tn hafsby certified, that on The 10th asy o.
I pgast, 1887, n statement was aled In this Of
nee showing the condition Of the CQnsolidstsl In
suranee Company Of Philadcllhis, State Of Penn
sylvania, on the 18Th day u Msy, 1857, In 40
corhsnce with tas provisions Of an act Of the Lcgis
lature OF this state, passed January IS, 1887 /;
that such statement shows that said Company 10
possessed Of the requisite amount Of capital, and
invested ~ required in said act.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
CONSOLIDATED INSURANCE COMPANY 10
trans business Of Insurance in this State In
cordance with the laws thereof.
1t Is also certi6sd that WILLIAM y. TURNER,
OF keokuk, hss bssn duly appointed by said Comps-
ny thur lawful Attorney and Agent for the county
OF Ice with full power 10 take risks of Insurance
therein, and to service Of process
his fling certified copy OF The statement filed In
this ONCE With the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said county.
In testimony whereof, have hcreunto
Il. 81 set my hand and aihxcd my seal Of Office
this 10th day Of October, 1857.
JN0. PATfEE, Auditor of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

iafokrAsr RAILROAD DEclsioN. An i'm.
poftahs decision was recently made in
Boone Co., n. Y. suit was brought tc
recover damages for the election from tn,
cars Of Mr.. Beebe, under the following cir.
cumstances
Mr.. Becbe had purchased ticket from
Ne~barg 70 Addison, but on arriving at lie.
post, he lett the cars, being fatigued. 10 lay
over I'll the next day. The next dny he took
the ~ o'elock A. II. emigran, train Wes,
nut ,s lsi' J. ~ ''reaf selc, 49, 10. me bay
Express train. Ayers, the conductor, re-.
fused 10 recognize the ticket, and nut him
OF the train forcibiy
The jury awarded verdict of $3.50 for
the assault. This settles the question as 10
the right Of q Railroad Company TO abrogate
teAe', iaoeiied good for this day only.''
II shows that, when q man has paid for his
ride, and has the regular ticket, il shall h.
good at ans all time,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

Un1sea states express Copm pany.
svsHiS Company have opened an Office ia "a s city.
and arr prepared to receive and for y srd
goods TO and from ell the principal oites and in
tsrmediste PLACES in the Eastern, Middle and
Western States. BANK NorIs, aoLp AMP s.Lyvs
CoiH, and freight Of all kinds, forwarded with
despatch IN charge II Special MssRengerr, Nv ps..
Messenger on the Il. ~. b. NJ. q NJ K. r. west i.
hentonsport. An Express Wagon will be IN rra1
insss to collect and deliver goods shipped BY this
Company.
S<A- Once on Third street. between Main and
johnson, At the Office Of the 4Etna Insurance Com
Psny. IL. H. TEN EYCK, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

FINED Several members Of the Petit Ju
~ were fined So each, by his Honor Judge
Clagett, For being little behind time. dav
before Yesterday. Be prompt, gentlemen, If
you don't want to antie.-[ Burlington Ga.
xette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

CosTkAcTlSG.--it is not alone the Banks
that are contracting, but the larger sized
newspapers are also ''contractinrn their
slze. The Cleveland Leader and Plaindealer
nave both been reduced one column to n paee.
The Journal Of this city has taken of one
column; the other large sized papers are
about following suit. Chicago Trib.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
FTho will NJ y,;s

90 Tho will Of Miss Lucy Fine, of Louis
vil!e, who liberated all her slaves, nine in
number, was registered on Monday. She
gave to each Of them SlOO in cash, and made
them equal heirs to her real estate in Jeffor-
son street on the death Of an aged brother.
The slaves are TO be sent to Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

MORE GoLD.--The Canada arrived at Nav
York yesterday, bringing one million in gold
from England e0'N
Ihe Star Of the West arrived about the
same time from California with a million
and quarter Of gold. These large receipts
OF the precious metals must have relaxing
effect on the n. Y. money market.
Exchange sold in this city yesterday at 5
por cent, and some nj per cent. Ii was
plenty at 8 among produce men.-Chicsgo
Trib., Nov. 5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

~ What makes the milk SO warm 9.f
sAa Betty to the milkman, when he brought
MS PAL to the door one morning. .Please
mum, The pump handles broke, and nissus
tSok the water from the biIer.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07


RATHER An UNDESIRABLE CouSrRY.-Tht
Dcscret News, Mormon paper published a,
Salt Lake City, gives the following descrp-
tion Of Utah Territory. 1t is not catering
picture, but we believe it to be substantially
correct:
Utah is broken in every direction hv rny-
ged, barren mountains, interspersed with
sterile plans and dry valleys, upon which
dew is rarely il ever seen, and whose parched
surfaces IRE but occasionally and scantlly
moistened bv welcome rain, while in the
winter blnckading SHOWS are gree,iily nh
sorbed AS they melt, or devasiatingly rush
from the mountain gorges. before the titled
soil Is available for their application.
The few and widely scattered localities
that will at least but barely admit Of occu
pancy BIZ people whom the civilization and
christianity of the nineteenth century will
admit OF living nowhere else, have to he
made productive By m immense outlay Of
labor and expense in constructing dams.
in constructing dams, bitches, embankments
water gates, sluices and canals, to divert the
puDy streams upon crops that would other
wise never mature. And oft, after this vast
amount of extra toll. the husbandmau and
tree-gro~er are compelled to behold, with
what fortitude they may, the results OF their
anxious care wither and die ere maturity.
blasting their fond anticipations of health
full sustenance and frequently what the
drought has spared the deyoure consumes.
for the grasshopper and cricket have proved
to be harder to cope with than the inexpe-
riercsd have ever imagined.
The scant amount OF fuel and timber.
which is mostly brittle, small and kuotty,
is almost Invariably confined to the narrow
canons and high, steep slopes of the noun
talns. far If not always in distance at lenst
IN difficulty Of access from the few places
where settlements can be made, and the best
Of II is generally 80 located as TO be pro-
nounced inaccessible by many Of even the
most experienced settlers, and TO procure
scants and dear supply Of which. roads
have to be laid out with much judgment.
and made and kept in repair a, great ex-
pense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

REDUCTION OF WAGEs-it would ssem
ussisss Tor ihborers 10 migrate from on,
place = another to obtain higher wages. IL,
the lack OF demand for labor and the r..
duc'ion Of wages are universal over ri,
country The Missouri Republican say.
the contractors on the Iron Mouusain Rail.
road, BY the direction Of the Company. we
are informed, hare reduced the wages Of la.
oorers along the line Of that road, 10 II
os0ss per diem. Hitherto they have re-
ceived one dollar and quarter and one dol.
lar and half
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

MISSOURI ksilsr Lana bin has passed
the banss q Representatives IT the ~ta'e Of
Missouri, lly very large majority, leea!iaipg
she suspension Of specie payment. BY the
Banks q that state for the term OF one wear.
The bill extends relief TO the debtors Of tho
Banks By requiring an extension Of time. IN
AZ cases, uron the payment Of an in.talmep,
y twenty Ter cent. On tbs amour, due.
As shs bill received the support Of the
dominant Democratic party in the House.
we presume twill pass the Senate and be 40.
proved BY the Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
z. z. CLAFLIs
Wholesale Paper Ware house.
EATON Il CHAPLIN.

Wholesale Paper Ware house.
| EATON 4 CLArLIN.
Fifth-st., bot. Main and johnson .Ksokuk low.
| DEALERS in Printing, Wrapping, Letter and
~ Writing Paper; Manila, Hard ware, Roof
ing and Pattern Paper; Letter and Note Enysl-
| opes, and knvelops raperi Bill, Legal and Flat
| CaPi Folio Post; Bonnet Boards. Ao.. DC.
We invite the attention Of tbs City trade 10 an,
s'scl, - our papers are good. Aad prices low.
ordsrs from Country Dealers, Printers. and
ol0sss, VIII receive prompt attention. oct3Ldw
,. y. PaFr = Cs.,s Pre911n Wr,eins
,ru. 80 Copying FlaiAs.
: one Bronse Medals, besides afteen Diplomas
Ohio, Pennsy lyaniA, and other State and county
Fairs. y Is used in the different Mercantile Col
ege., Oaices, Banks and In ell the District Schools
| and by Merchants, Bookkeepers and Acco infants
genera y 10 cineinnati,O II gives entire salts
faction, ssiny unsurpassed In beauty, Auidity and
durability Of color; il cannot BE- erased By the
usual acid tssts, and never turns brown on paper
| II has been analysed BY an eminent French chem
ist and pronounced . superior article, containing
less free acid than any writing aud in use, Ar
EATON 4 CHAPLIN, Agents,
Fifth ~, bet. Main = johnson,
octz1dSw Keokuk, lows.
0ROCERs, ATTENTION.
II ARRlsON BATON 4 Co.'s "Cincinnati Mu..
- sasd,' psre article, expressly for table
HARRISON, EATON j Co = o.lsh,...a"r;.A.
HARRISON, RATION : Cs.I lnprov,d Ground
es.2.dav Fis.h. BET Main . and joanss,.
naFiew's Celehra led Ina5eo DIUe
'oh blueing ciothss: Warranted the xcuuipe
= article. Nives universal satirfastion. Gro.
GERS supplied BY the dossn or gross.
EATON = CLAFLlN, Sole Agents.
ootxAAw fifth, bet Main and johnson.
tLsss ~ Trsdasea.Ds "a, w.,
Eicklen 4 l. ucas.
ANkERss
Near cor. 80 and Main Sts ,.....KH0KUH IOWA.
WE receive dsposits, discount paper, and 8 -
Northwest. s'oas sue
ExchanSe bought and sold 1t current rates.
u0so' oliver, and uneurrent money bought and
First elass business paper wanted.
losxioH RxC1AHox.
sterling Exchange on London. Dublin. and 4.
n.a one poaad and upwards at re-
e. :. s...s6:. ,sias the city invited
given and the hest rates paid for Hastern drafts
bank Rspshlie, New York city.
JI ..!sn vsrniiys. - W.il-st.. n. York.
Dsnlevy, lraks Co., Clseinnati. O.
=. Tsek:r Co., Kzehangs Bank chio.so.
Jonn =. Andesson : Co., 81. Louis,
Monroe ksid. Ksoksk, lows.
narchs-diyia
smBE Es. s.. s 0.m lett 3. .
a...S1 KING . TAYLOR.
...z - Cofnsf Lsvse and Aain-st.
CnAN0R1 1IRs.
reseavsd Srs. 81. Paul nice lot Of
sCnnssrriss. KELLOGG 8 BIRoE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

IN Punch advises the Governor OF Jtah
70 "soit ~bsie he's Young The Louisville
1oafnai ADDS 1.-The advice is sensible. Tor
somebody u Cumming who'll check hin.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

kkzhALIis0.--1he Davenport publisher.
hass made very material reduction in the
- u thsis d4ily papers, being constrained
s1ses " ~ strasgsDcy Of the time. and
1llars u advertisers TO pay their bills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

NJ would respectfully call attention to on,
~, ~, large and vel assorted stock Of Hardware
outiery duns, Ac.. which No offer to the public ii
prices that cannot fail to please. All in want oi
Tpin ssni, AECHANICS' TOOLS, HOUSE
such - Spoons, Forks, Britannia Ware, Kettles
sauee rams, Fry Pans. Ladies'. Cake Turner's, COT.
lee Mills, Csndiestieks, snuEsrs, Curtain Pins,
p D, &C., Mor'afs, Carpet Stretchers, Sleeves,
HIuais' Root serapes, Wafie Irons, Tea Kettles
shovels and longs, Coal shoyals, Coal Hold. Y,rs
carriers, sadirons, DE-, Guns, kc. will do vel. to
gyu US 4 call and examine the stock and prices
~ themselves, feeling assured they will aud every
thing AS we represent
TlLLINGHAsT, LANE BUEL,
LIS Maia 81 /, opposite the New Hotel building.
nov2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

BON
A LAkGE Carpenter Shop, the corner Of 9TH
"A aud Exchange SITS. The use Of benches stove
horse power, and SAWS will be rented with il, All
ut low figures.
ALso, a small house on 4th street, bet. John
.on and Exchange. Inquire over the Postottce. OF
nov3dtw Ii. SCOTT HOW ELL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

FEE ~ Cause.-The depo. Of the Central
z. Z. - Cairo was destroyed by Gre SUNDAY
night. Loss 10 buildings, rolling stock, 4 6.
sstimatsd = 42v0, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

Massachusetts has elected Republican
Governor and Legislature.
IN New York tie vote is Gloss. aud tho
PROBABILITY il tina, the Democrats have ear
RED The State ticket and one branch Of the
Legislature
New Jersey has eleeseda Democratic Leg.
isiatu'e- BY diminished majority.
Wisconsin has elected Randall, Republ-
can, Governor, by some 5 600 msjoritv. and
Republican .najori,y Of both branches Of
the Legislature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

N0TICE 10 hsrshy given that George Parsons
IN and Charles Rarssus, Of keokuk, iowa, com
praine the Sra II CHARLES Rassons Co., have -
sign 81 Ill their property snA Effects for the bone
Of all their aisditors pro Rata and the creditors
Of said arm Aotifcd TO present their ciaims to
| the unAersigned, On eaak o. affirmation, within
| three months from the 81 Day Of November, 1887,
| At which time said assignment WAS executed.
/ WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
JAMES n. LOVE,
CHARLES s. CONE
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I'm Time Of Peace, Prepare 10,
War"

.In Time Of Peace, Prepare toi
War"
! no Y0U WANT SUPERB OVER coAT7
| ~ Do you want Superb Raglan
| do you want Beautiful Dress Coat
/ Do you want an elegant Vest,
/ Do you want gsntcsl Psrts7
DO you want tip-top Fit
Do you want . hrst rate Shirt
DO you want Bargain
| Do you want Anything
Do friends cut youy
Do ysur CHI ldren cry for Brssdf
. Does your wife ssem despoIdinr
Then f.r snything sou want lin cur linel esii
1t No. 81 JOHNSON steet, where the +" Ba,n Of
dilead" can be found that viii make friends Law.
ish their fondsst carrcsses, ard low IIices leave
margin to silence hungry children while the il
beauty cheers tho depending toni
Would you have frisnds
Would you be richf
Wouldyou be happy
Buy your "clothinE' Of
eet17dim WHEELER, SHERWOOD AGO.
aOwa state Insurance CsN1a11-
o1Sica - sAArL.s NEW suiLLiss, And srosy
Second Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
vIVHlS Home Company takes Risks on the sfe,
= classes Of property on THE MUTUAL PLAN.
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM atratssas REASONABLE ~ those Of anyreiia-
bleoompany.
DIRECTORS:
O. II Ferry, X. X. Ford JamcsF.Car
Geo. B. 6nyth, VIM. y. Turner, IL d. Woodvsrd
bfidgnAa, IA. Harrison, IS. y. VOORHEES,.
joins hsCane, J.W RANKIN.
ovvIcHRs:
o. II. FERRY, Pres, X. X. HARRISON .Tr... =,
NV. RANKIN, Vice Pres, VIZ. TURNER See
Octl3d3 mos '@eS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

For Meni.
'nE third story over the Banking house Of
-. rfcsien Lucas. ID Il between Main and
johnson. Inquire ~ J. c, PARROT 4 Co.
Also From the f5thof Nov, the store on the
orncrof Fifth and BIondean street, now occupied
by Tabcr Tisdale--the hest stand n the ity a.
family grocery. Inquire next door, Of J. G.
Cameron, or VI the undersigned
novg-d " r. VAN ANTWERP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

Tuy Drs Moisrs vArIty Vino IL pnhliste4
every Wednesday n; this efce is ono Of the oldts'
papers in lows, and hns very large ard inrfess.
Ing circulation throughout the pes Meines Val
lev Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

WARD's OwN, Of Bloomfield, Davis county
Iowa, says:
1.-THE first horse ever offered for sale in
tbs place by the Sheriff, on execution, was
on Wednesday last. Two old Crews were
sold, one for 800 and the other for 500. be-
ing not more than half their value. Ii this
IS a sample Of the way debts are to be paid
off, debtors will find it to their interest 10
begin to make sales without the old Of an
officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, have this day disposed Of
our sntirc stock II Drugs, Medicines, chemicaiI,
Dye SUITS, fsrfnmory. Fixtures, Ac., to ALEX.
~ NCH; and We hereby recommend his brother.
WM LYNCH, twho will conduct the business ~
said estabishmcnf.) to our old friends and cus
toners. r. II. O'CONNOR A RR0
kookuk, Oct. 81, 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

three months from the 81 day Of November, 1887,
atwhich time said assignment vas executed.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
JAMES N. LOVE,
CHARLES S. CONE
keokuk, Nov. 4, ls57.--nysdAw6w
nOA RDING.
LNXCELLENT Boarding, in . pleasant Iriyste
- family, in n locality very convenient to bust
meas, at rates corresponding with the timer. be
place Of business. references exchanged.
nov5dtf
THE comfortable dwelling on 7th street, bet
L High and Morgan, near the Methodist Church
Possession giv,n on the 9Th Of November. Rent
moderate, and payable monthly In advance
., fI0KLEN 4 LUCAS
novadu Third-st.
HAVING this day sold our entire stock Of NOR
l. chandise TO >. :. Billings, st the old stend.
We Especially solicit the patronage OF our
trends Tor continuance Of their trade to our sue
| cessor. N, SEATON 4 SONS
keokuk, Oct. 81, '57-novs
IT AVING this day pureh ased the stock n trade
- OF NJ. Seaton 4 Sons, / will continue tho
business Mt the old stand, where the "nimble six
pence will roll on, and solicit the patronage Of
.ueoiu ifienda oi TIE house, and the rest of man
kind Sc HuIJNaS 4
keokuk, Oct. 81. 81 -nov5d3t
FINE Liquors..
WE have this day received q splendid assert.
~ ment of Imnorted Liquors, comprising
cognac and Rochelle Brandics, II. Croix and Jas
maica Rum, Grape Leaf and Meder Soran Gin,
Irish snd Scotch Whisky; Madeira, Sherry. Pure
Juice and Barsundy Port Wine, Ducal Grape Cor
don Royal, and Heidssiek Champagnes &C., lc.
Having purchased these articles direct from the
New YORK Custom House and bject to the late
reduction in Tariff, can recomn,s nd them xs be-
md yrtI he IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
Harlesty's Hall.

CORNER OF MAIN 4 SEVENTH. TN.
flNlilS HALL IL the largest and finest in the
City, and suitable for Concerts, Lectures, Pub
lie Meetngs. 1c. 1t is for rent on re reasonable
terms. Inquire Of
n0sbd q. W. HARDESTY 4BRoS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

Nothing Setter was ever OsrsreA -
TAe Cisissns 81 Ksskuk.
FINE IN QUALITY, CuT IMPERFECT TASTE,
TRIMMED THROUGHOUT, AND FfSIsRED
FOR HONEST SERVICE,
These goods Arswsrrantsd 70 wha. every gen
tlemAn needs, or could desire.
TEE srocK conPRraxs
OvERCOATS OF EVERY STYLE 4 QUALITY ;
BUsINEss COATS,
FROCK COATS,
DRESS COATS
PANTS, VESTS, &c, Ac., Ac.
Also, Gents Farnithins Goods Of every
kind, and best quality.
The crest object in selecting this stock has been
to meet the demand for
FIRsT CLASS CLOTHING sTORE,
Where gentleman can find = really Ans article,
and where any taste can be gratiAed.
Gentlomen reinvited to call and exsmipc.
oct16d D. N. WEBSTER.
HART 4 Ran BER.
Wholesale and Retail.
DEAL Frs IN 30 rs,
stats emery. Fancy OccAs. etc.. csc.
No. "a Mata Rverf, bsfrsea I'd and IN,
KEOKUK, IOWA.