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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

SOME FACTS ron THE CURIous-Among
the two hundred ministers whose biographies
are found in the valuable and interesting Fl is.
tory OF. the Presbyterian Church in a merica,
by the late Rev. Mr.. Webster, we discover
that one hundred and forty-fve OF that number
had Scriptural Christian names, leaving fry-
one only that had not.
There are forty Johns, sixteen Samuels,
nine Davide, eight James, six joscphs, FIVE
Thomases, four Timothys, fonr Nalhaniels,
fcur Bcniamins, four Andrews, and four
Daniels, &c.
liity-four were natives OF Ireland, twenty
six OF Scotland, twenty-five of Connecticut,
twonty.four Of Massachusetts, seven of Penn
sylvani2, seven of Long Island, FIVE Of Eng.
land, two OF Great Britain, two Of New
Jersey, three OF Delaware, one OF Germany,
,hiee OF New York, one Of Holland. and aLout
thirty whose places of nativity are unknown.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

How DID he KNOW p Editors in Iowa hre
often placed on Committees State and coun.
ty fairs, To what extent they carry tlfeir
examinations may be supposed 10y the follow
ing which is contained in the report of a late
fair by the editor Of the Davenport Democrat
lie says The best wollen cloak was worn
by lady Of Muscatine also the best socks
and homemade shirt "-lHchigGn Eagle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28

Mr.. Morphy of New Orleans, il the chess
champion vi America.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-28
=. Z. MASSIR,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLLIERY
SUPERIOR w HITE a S Ii


LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLLIERY
SUPERIOR w HITE A S IL
ANTHRACI CITE COAL
rom the Mammoth Vein, for Furn aces, Found
ries, STEAMBOATS, and yamily use,
18-GLIs. A8 7glS 3 co..
hr. CARmEl, NoErurMEERLASp County, IA
SIZES OF COAL.
lump, fer Blast Furnsces and Cupolna,
STEAMBOAT. fer Steamboats,, Hot Air
Furnaces ard Steam.
rGokhN IlGG For Crates, s.Ovos and stea.
STOVE, For Stoves, Steam and burning
NUT, 5 Lime.
PEA, for I.imeburners and making Steam.
Orders received at NJ. Carmel or Northum-
ierand Wharf, will receive prompt attention.
n. B. BELL,
Il. LEWIS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
NAV 3, ls5G.-.H
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EREDERlCk n. N OOH r.,
OF BOSTON.
A r G HIT e CT

I ATE partner Of Vim. Washburn. Architect of
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Ho-
tel, Portlsndi Bay State House, Worcester, and
throughout the country, having located in Keokuk
would inform the public that be IL prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, Specihca-
lions and Superintendent for Churches, School
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings, and public and
private buildings Of all kinds with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern Improvements, such as W Warming
Lighting, Ventilation, de-, adopted in the East
crn cities, will be especially provided for ~ re
Quired.
E1-On6ce In samples new building on Secont
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. Ia, '57-dly +. II. MOORE.
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To the Carpenters - the risy 81 X ss-

tme GoRRehkGbe 81 tie cry 81 - 0Os
/; has been reported by malicious persons
in this city. that are, in connection with
planning, sash and door factory, making contracts to
build daring the summer. We beg leave 10 say
that such rcpsris false, ss do not expect to
step aside from our legitimate business. Its true
thAtsuch intention had we failed to meet
patronage In our mill such ~ would justify ~ 10
giving II our sole attention. but the very liberal
patronage received At your hands, and the ctisens
Of Ksokuk generally, warrant US in saying thai
have fully abandoned. long since. the Idea VI
tracing and bailding We have had all the work
Ne could we'll do. and no, com PEELED to
lieit IL further than the merits OF work and couric-
~ dsmAs ded. We are satisfied feel thankful 10 you
for your patronage, and We hops, aided AS ~ are
by long experience in this business, and also being
practical carpenters, TO merit . continuance Of your
fzsors. You will always 1nd as at the Mil, sin
grease up to cur elbows" the unmiiisxted false
hoods afoas TO the contrary notwithstanding.
HOLT, vANDIGRIFr d Co,
Proprietors of Demon Valley Planning Mill.
fsh2-d
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&. W. PERDuE, 4 CO.


Wholesale and Retail Grecers.
Cor Fifth and blondeau- sts .............KEOkUk,
A RE now In receipt Of large and fresh aAsort-
"A ment of Groceries TO which the attention OF
cash customers and prompt thirty day buyers. 10
solicited Farmers wishing to barter for anything
in line particularly invited to give call
We shall always be ready to purchase produce at
tho highest rketrates, either for Cash Grocer
les at wholesale prices. Our stock IL partly com
posed Of the following
cofee--Rio. Mocha, Laguyra, Java, and Mariea-
DO; do roasted and ground. Golden Syrup, Belch-
er's Syrup, N %. MolAsses, sagarhouse do, plantA-
ton do, per Dbl, half bbi, and ~ gallon Kegs
Imperial, Young yson, Hysonskin, u. p. Oolong,
Souchoung, and other brands Teas, all prices from
80 cents 30 81 so per pound. good assortment Of
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco, for chewing and
smoking.
| Pepper, Alspcc, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
cinnamon, mustard salt petre, alum, copperas, in
digo. madder, backing, ink, saleratur, s. C. sods,
sal soda, cream tartar, ess. coffee imogate do Bah
/ bit, Dow, and Preston 4 MerriIl's Yeaat Powders,
Bakers and chocolate tapiocs, pearl, barley,
split peas, HeckeIs farina starch, mack aToni
snd yermeil, palm, CASTLE, country, transparent,
variegnted, and other soaps star, sperm, ttearin
adamantinc and mould candies; citron, rsisins cur
rants figs, prunes, almonds, pecans, English wal
nuts, BraIii nuts, hiberts, peanuts, dried apples
aud peaches tubs, buckets, brooms, market clothes
and corn baskets, butter ladies', pats and prints
MANILA. hemp and cotton cordage, twine pillow, bee
Jelies. in quart, pint and half do glass jars. 81
asst. Preserves in givss jars, orange, pine apple
raspberry, strawberry, peach and apple. 40 dos Phi
Fruits assorted. 30 dos ID cans fresh peaches. IL
, thu ~ los 10 cane fresh strawberries In tin
10 dos lbcans fresh pine apples oysters, Holsters
clans, shad, green corn tomatoes, sardines, put n
In tin and warranted fresh and good N. o. Sugar
crushed clarified, powdered, loaf and other sugar,
Nos. !. , and 5 mackcrsl, shad, white 6sh, hsrrin
and goldfish.
I Eagle, Prairie State, and Clifton Mills Fiou,
{ Buck wheat and Corn Meal constantly on hand
J, ureen Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Turnips; also o
!, hand choice article Of Lard for family use in 81
. 81 and 80 ID packages, kettle rendered from lee
and sides only. We have In smoke 800 ham
which will be ready for saIe In about ten days. .
Of which We offer at reduced rates.
jnnl5-d c. w. PERDUE co.
j, y EYNOLDS' nost exciting Romance, WA6NE
: IN the WEIR Wolf For Sale by
!, oct. lith,d CAVE 4 BAILEY.
HUMOROUS Poetry u the English iAnEusg
}. LII from Chaucer to haxe. Forsalc by
~ scp23d CAVE BAILEY
DETK1BUTlON; . tale OF Passion; By Mn. T..
y IN 4. N. Southworth. For Sale by
oct. llth.d CAVE BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02
pEluN0IENT LIST az Lors

NOTICE is hereby given Ia the owners of the
lots described in the foregoing list, situated IN the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and state Of Iowa,
whose names are stated above, aad all Others who
are interested that special tax has been assessed
aud levied on said lots, for the improvements on
sidewalks, and curbing, as designated IN the
above list and unless payment be made Of the taxes
so levied aud also all costs, before the I'D day Of
February, Nd. 1857, tho said lots, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to discharge said IA
and costa will be- sold the lay aforesaid At tht
Mayors Office, in said city, between the hours OF
| Q clock A. N. and 8 o clockP.N.
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City of keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

PssSsrLASIA LxcIsLArrxE. - 1t appears
likely that the unmitigated denunciation Of
the few Democratic members who voted for
Cameron will drive them over to Republic
anism, and give the Republicans reliable
and permanent majority in that body.
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BASH county, Ind, in attempting to get upon
the cars Of the Davenport railroad 1t Wal
colt, slipped, and eight car wheels ran over
hislsg below the knee. 1t was subsequently
smputatcd, bat he died soon after.
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CHEAT ATTRACTION
AT THE


ssN NJ b l. Il s. X p E n G Ell"
Z AM now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsoHASLs
u GOODS direct from the Eastern cities. Ihsy are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice.
Kuod assortment and large lot, TO suit all kinds
VI custoincrs-
Their. aru three things to b. nsideredi trading
one is 10 have the right kind of goods apothes u
TO make the prices 10 suit and the IT, II " have
accommodating salssmen. My houses vQnlnrM Al
heso requirements. and certainly theirs - f49&
ge, Coed Bargains. Ys
Nv WINTER STOCK consists II part Of tbs Sol-
lowing Dslaines, solid and figured debaisss usxt-
nos lustres plaids iin.eys g'nghsmt cloths, cee-
sinners, casnets, tweeds, Jeans, Canton nnnnet,
wool hAnnels all colors, opera Aannels, wool com
forts hoods, miits. gloves, hosiery, table linen,
da,nask, diaper, shawls, bong md Fay State, mems
wool shirts and drawers donestics, blue and brown
ticking sheetings hats and caps. boots snd shocs,
ard every thing usually found in the dry goods de-
partment. And in connection with the above,
have large stock Of CgockERf WARg. Having
recently recruited my stock, ! ran oher sup<tior
/ inducements in this line Also, u good assortment
If choice FAMILY GROCERIES; IN fact, every
thing In the mereha ndire line, ard il there 10 any
Art: lie We cannot furnish, can tell you where
/ find IL.
Just drop In at the "NIMBLE sIAPENcE, ard
| l.ok at those ksw Goods, which have not been on
I'm nd sipcc the year one. Ii affords us pleasure ~
| show nice goods You will find them nj
! NOS. ~, II a. 100 Natn-st., keoknk.
| oe,22daw :. s. BILLINGS.
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THaows Orr.-The Agricultural Bank, Marion
Hls., v added to the list III mo, received We
know nothing about It's condition.
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~ Lisr ov INDIANA rRgg BANKS taken as Cur
rency At the Banking Houses ia this city.
Bank Vt the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank ofGoshen, doahen.
Bank of Indiana, Michig gan City.
Bank of Mount Vernon, Mt.Nsrnon
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank III Paoli, Paoh.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville.
Bank ofSyracnse, Syracuse.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
Cambridge city Bank Cambridge City.
Canal Bsak, Evansville.
Crssssntc City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, Grssncsstis.
PayettcCounty Bank, Conn-rville
Farmers Bank, WsstAeid.
Hoosisr Bank, LogAnspost.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indians Stock Bank, Laporte
Iudisn Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
Kentucky stock " Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima
Me,ohsnt.' snd Mechanics Bank, New Albany.
NY. 4 Va. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Tsrre Hauie.
PArkeCo. Bank.
Southern Bank, Tsrre Hasts.
salem Bank Salem.
Tipp.canoe Bank, Winnamae.
Traders BAak, Indianapolis.
BANKS No1 RECEIVED.
- The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
eeired BY any Of the Bankers In this city.
Erie City bank, Yennsylvsaia-
Warren County Bank, PENNEY lvania.
Aacemb Co. Bank, Nj. Clemens, Mich
Arlington Bank, W ashington, &C.
Exchange Bank of Tenn, Murfrsesboro' Tenn.
saving Bank Of Indiana, Connersvilie,
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville, Tenn.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Greensboro Md.
Valley Bank, Haecrstown, Md.
Manufacturers and Mech. Bank, Columbus "a 60
IL
Farmers Bank, Wexford, X 4.
Ellsworth Bank. Ellsworth. Me.
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
kaBawha Bsnk, Kanaw ha, Va.
Bank Of the Republic, Providence, r. /.
Lancaster Bank Penn.
i Caution Bank South China, Maine,
/ Bank II British North America. Montreal.
Mt. Vernon Bank, Providence, r.. L.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode Island Central, RI.
Bank nf llalloweIl, Maine.
/ Providence Bank Of Stanstsad, Canada.
I Exchange Bank, Bangor, Maine.
/ Exeter :" New Hampshire
Zimmerman Canada.
Commercial !" Perth, Amboy N. j.
/ Indiana State Bank. Bloomfield
8ramercy Bank, Lafayette.
shawnee Bank, Atticn,
Stock Security hank Of Dsnviile.
Rockville Bank, Brookville.
Central Bank. Indianapolis.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, anapotis.
TippecAnoe Bank. Logansport.
Huntington 20. Huntington.
] cusREscr.-The following Banks, hsretofor
thrown out are now taken ~ currency in this city
New Castle, Penn.
Cumberland savings Bank, Md.
drocers' Bank, Boston.
Commercial Bank Chicago.
Iecumseh Bank, Michigan, per cent dis.
! CusRsscr The following banks are thrown o,
for the present but holders advised not to suf
muehof . shave. In Chicago on the 2ist they wei
taken 1T 10 per cent. discount
, Stock Security Bank, DAnville, Ills.
4 Peoples Csrmi,
o Prairie State !" ngton, Ills.
. Nashville q Rmshville
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Collector Of the City Of ksokuk.
Jan. 10 1857 -dSw


CURBING AND PAVING NOTICE,
To the Unknown Owners OF aay
Lots upon the following described |
streets.
+ meeting Of the City Council Of the City OF
n keokuk held December ed, A. ID. 1886, the /
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the owners OF the Lots situated
upon the streets described below, to-wi: On Bloh'
deau street from Water to Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First to Sixth street. on High street
from Second to Sixth street On Exchange street
from Water 10 Fourth street ON First street from
Exchange to Biondean street on Second streetirem
Main 10 High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans on Fifth street from johnson 10 Orleans
on Seventh from Timea To Blondeau street; on
Eighth from Main tn Bondsau street; on Ninth
street from Johnson to Concert; on Tenth FROM TX
change 10 Concert on Eleventh from Main street
10 High on Twelfth from ain to ii gh street on
Thirteenth street from Main to Concert ;.on Four
teenth street from Main to Bondeau, and fronting
upon any Of said streets, be directed to have tue
curb stones set by the FIRST day Of June next, aud
/ the side walks graded and paved by the hrstds of
August ne, 1 the same 10 be done In accordance
! with the Ordinances of the City.
ICERrrY the above 10 be copy Of n resolution
| passed by the City Council u the CITY Of
! keokuk. Given under my hand this aist
| day Of December, A. u. 1886
Bs. MERRIAM,
a-sl-d2m Clerk Of the Council.
/. 1 poissif To my old customers, ana the La
| "A dies IN particular, owe an apology for recent
|
| pearauce II uy establishment.
| Though itwas not until after patient and thor
gu oh tiegaD nvas t cation that became convinced
Of the error in ssyie Of my sign, that submit,
ted to change. But In changing II from Ladies
| Shoe Shop" have not ceased To manufacture al
kinds Of Ladies' s,s~s, as before, but haze, ~ all
dition, engaged In Boot making for their husbands
Brothers, Sons and Lovers, 80 that now all your
family and friends can bc accommodated nj en-
rhop.-~The ONLY ONE IN Kgokrk where you can gei
ANYTHING in the Boot and Shoe line. made TO order
IL ut s. "A. DUKES Boot and Shoe ship, No. y
Main where also. the. best quality and EfeAscs
variety Of Eastern work is kept for sale cheap.
Come aud Examine the goods and buy, or ieay
orders, which will be promptly atte ndedt. ~
novfT 7. n. IN q.
a. HsuYd Wood Lumber
stnF all kinds can be had by calling on j., !
i, ~ PacE. at the yard pear the Depot 1T the Fol-
, Dos Meines Railroad. where the Lumber can
i seen. aud will be constantly arriving. ANY oi
wishing Lumber sawed to order will please leave
bill of the same, and II will be attended e anon
j. q. BALDWIN.
decl2-d3m J.B. PnicH, AZ
II Times copy sm.l
lou REYNOLDS' Drag etoss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

Elbows LAND 9"-'.So you are just from
the White mountains. How's land up your
way rising, Ell 20
"Wall, ! dono, stranger. The fact 10, .
good part ont had got clean up eout o. sight
afore my REINSURANCE, and whether or no
its riI any higher sence or not, shan't pre-
tend tew say"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

OrouqnI TO i0sra!i.
vruR subscriber II now in receipt Of bis stock Of
/ Books, stationery, DC, 40, which has bssn
bought directly FROM manufacturers And paohsh-
ers.
Hislargely increased facilities for~huying gises
him every advantage IN competing with the Target
establishments in the West.
Ills sales Rooms are large and elegant compsr
inc fayornbly with any Of the Rock establishments
in the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants aud all others arc invited 70 cAIi and
exnni n the Stack and Prices. X. B.a0pEN,
No. SO Main street,
.an,sd Next IL the corner 81 Second
A smmn Raym FER Aale.
FARM containing 80 acres, 90 IT IA being 50
i "A elosed. choice land, only " miles from Keo-
wy aud miles froiu Belfast. FOv particulars en-
s1'so' uEO STANWO0D. s.@
ON th< frs1isesz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

THs DEs MoISss vALLsY Waia il issued from
this omes every Wednesday, has an extensive and
increasing circulation throughout the Des Moines
Valley, - we'll ~ In the rsst VI the State and the
United Statss, and medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. subscription.price 81 so per annum In
advance,
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MUSICAL NOTICE!
Mn. Q. g. IaBELL,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the
CITIZEN OF KEOk lux,
Secured the services Of . valuable s=btsnt, who
will take charge Of the business department
MUSIC ROOMS,
ne viii devote his entire a,teatisn
FOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Instruction will be given either
AT mrs ROOMS, OR 1r RESIDENCES, ON THE
PLANO, MELODEON AND GUITAR,
Also, in
Thorough Base. Cultivation Of the Voice,
and Singing.
EVENING CLASSESFOR THOSE
WAo S,sA to learn 10 say,
will soon be formed at tbs Rooms.
NO. So MAIN STREET.
Ksokut SAINT ~ 1894 dtf
-s4-.,---,-----a---------
HlnE, LEATHER. AND SADOlERY
WAREHOUSE.
ssCAKRIAGE, HARNESS, AND SHeENAkEkS'
FURNISHING ESTARI ISIlNtENT
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String Prairie. Iewa. Aug 2o-dA~u
7 ADIEs, ALBUMs.--The aneststoek tAAt 80 u
! be had In New York can Be seen ~ ~ - xsty
~ .tnr. They make IN elegant Gift nosk.---
Callst [septSl O0OxAr.
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H.. IL. AYREs. REYNOLDS.
AYREs REYNOLDS,
hAVING this day purchased the stock Of the
j old house Of HamiIl h Ralston, No. So Main
street respectfully solicit the continued patron
age Of their many friends and the public generally.
No effort will be spared in our endea,ors to keep
full assortment Of all articles in the Grocery and
Provision line, and accommodating all who may favor
ua with call
Goods delivered promptly to ell parts of the city
Jan. l, '57-fjan
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SUNDK1ES.

GUAR Kettles from To 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lads odd Lads Skiilats lids, ass orted cas-
iron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
kice Moulds seollopcd and plain Cake Pans Tea
Canister, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Iinwsfe and Stove Pipe uouse, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
septl3d gOMSToCk 4 BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

Curtain Muslins, Dsmasks, Butts, Green Linens,
Gold Bands, Landscape Shades, Gilt Cornices, Pins
and xtures
Al low can be bought in any house In the
West. Oct Is dhw
GENTLEMEN Will ind at Fosters = beautiful
~ assortment of Cloths, ineres, Vestings,
Shirts, Collars and Handkerchiefs. Silk and Wool
undershirts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton and Wool
Half Hose. Single and lined Gloves and Gaunt.
let's, in Silk, Wool, and Buck, togeh,r with almost
every article in 6entlsmen's furnis hi ng goods.
Oct Is dAv
BLANKETS, QUILTS 4c.--A large stock Of
- Blankets, "anion Pure WOOL from $500
to 4l5, 90 pair.
Quilts-assorted sizes and prices.
Bed Dmity-New style and very desirable.
Undressed French Print--a beautiful goods for
Sale at extreme low prices p. ID. POSTER.
Oct 10 dew
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Paper and Cards.

We have just received . large and beautiful stock
Of Papers and Cards, direct from the ufacturers
to which We would invite the Astentionof Merchants
aud Business Men. We can guarantee to customers
better work. better stock, shorter notice, and Mt
lover prices, than any other oihce in this city.
In Card Printing No defy composition in speed,
price quslity Our prices vary from 81 to S. per
thousand, for ordinary size cards.
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DK1 GOODS
W. Ne FOSl En a. w..
CHANBERLAIN's Old STAND.
MAIN ut. kEoKUk.
MERRlNoS AND DELAINES,
cApprra AVN ar ,rr,e,
,,,,rpp xr,
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n. n. URMoTON,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop South-
~ west corner Of Thirtssnth and Franklin sts.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
All advertisementx for this paper must be pre-
paid. those Of persons having regular accounts
with this Office. This rule 10 Imperative.
B.lls for Jon WoaN are expected to be paid on de.
livery Of tho work, unless otherwise specially
agreed upon
Acconnts With regular customers will be settled
a.rtsrly, unless otherwise specially Sgreed upon.
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Ibt @ote Uitp.
MONDAY MORNING. FEB. 2.

MA limited number vi Special Notices will BE-
inserted under this head 1T 70 cents lire for each
insertion, or over the editorial head for 80 cent.
. line.
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g. ..~.- -, c-...- - V-
o.'D.n'o ue.''s' i'o" VA
,h. az. ~ IN. n.v.nro,, ..;,.a.a :. WI
.. -.
oo's' 'nPP'a' .nu eisn' car Sneeis ran over
his leg below the knee. II was subsequently
PssxsYLASIA LEGISLATURE. II appears
"
the Few Democratic members who voted for /
Cameron Oil, dr;ve th.m IVA, tn R.rnhl;c. /
n NV '.'" o'a' ~ 'p.'
anism, ana give the Republicans reliabie
and permanent majority in that body.
-~s-
THROWN Orr.-The Agriculture. Bank, Marion !
us. i added 10 tho ,.t If "no, received" We
....--a,.,.. 80, !. .,na,,;e,'
A"o" "''as $3.50 ~ eo"'e'o"
"How's LAsD p"--"so you are jus. from
s"' 1870 -, 1 ~ yo1'
Wy rn,uks ca -,
"WAls, dono, stranger. Tue TACT -, Q
afore nv remembrance. and whether or no
ia rix sny higher sence or mot. l shan,t pre-
Wy .s,0' 'e0sS " "os' P'0-
tend few say"
.,.,.-
" AnCI0 ~ 'n'oc 'niuS' 'nI. n's0, uo
the shoes Of butchers horse, aud y siam
dcrerss tongue.
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R%It II sa;d that there ara more lies told
49, 49, ..-. a. - "a !. -. -,
than In INV other single santence in the Eng
l;.h isnvmaoa
-
LOW1.E,
Usn - a ~ "A
kNkuk,-............. low
MILL practice In Lee And adjoining counties
w snd IN the Supreme Court Of the State.
~ s'cA'eh 1ucsA DAhs, An'ro-"'
y."@y -------------------------
..,y DAsnOLCTlON.
psssnsrsn.P nsretoiofe existing Dstwecs
Ees.a soo " a. "ni.more unasr tue A.yle
=. eun ~, VS. assossd On me 'in Jay o
ysnaAIys t0Ss, ~ matuai consent. ~ osOss ~
~ % % ssao nrm WIZ oe settled ~ v. a. WIFI
x,and TIEVTN
isna,. a1m 4; a W.iITMoRR
-. ). s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

G0It 10 said that there are more lies told
in the brief sentence: Il am glad TO see you
than In any other single sentence in the Eng
lish language.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-02

TN ANxEER on STOCK.
II WOULD inform the public that have sold out
al my interest In the Dry floods trade 10 Mr.. /.
Levin. Thsnking them for the liberal eatrona -
sA.snasd ~ ne for she period have transacted
business here, woald respectfuliy recon mend
them 70 my successor. JOHN BLUM
Ksoksk, Jan. 80, 'b7-dlm