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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-02

BY
JOHN DTANNUA.
Once In the City Recorders Once, Ksokuk
OTIS aud in block s6, between sth and 9th
- streets. On Exchange.
Also, 90 fest fronting on Sth street, by 1855 feet
deep to alley, bstwcsn Bank and Tmea--will sSon
% good for business locations.
Also, 70 fest On 1ctstrect, BY 100 feet deep, ~.
tween Timsa and Demoinc.
Lots and 10 in block l9s, ON Concert street, b.
tween 18th and 18th, BEAUTIFULLY situated for
dwellings.
Also. aorss Of land in the Graham tract. i.
niles from the old cty limits . splendid location
for garden and privs.e dwelling, or 70 lay out in
lets. which could be sold imms diatsly. Tsrms easy
Also, 10 acres II miles from old city limits-
GOOD for gardening purposes private residences.
Also, 10 acres in 0srdendAle, : miles from old
city limits, on the railroad near Elmwosd. Could
- laid cut In lots and sold soon
Lot 10 In block ~, on Morgan st., bet 9Th and
esh, with two story brick house, good rooms eel.
lar and Porch, With . never failing we'll Of good
water.
Also. three story brick building ON str street,
xo ~ " feet deep In new block, andnov rented at
xl,Oos per annum Tor one year, only occupied for
furniture warer0oms by Duncon 4 Go.
Also, l0feet on 9Th by 50 feet Deep bet. Main
And johnson. Win make good business lots.--
Terms reasonable.
The above property II better located than any
new ohered Tor sale In this city. For particulars
apply TO JOHN STANNUS,
IuRscorder's Once, cor. 9th Johnson- sts.
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ROCplose New

-. = leia sAsset, hetWeeA 6eesal "a tAisa.
w Isssis Is. si.y 4 k.sksE. ~ liz: II. =
~ ssans - ~ assth ss1s q MaiA e., ~ ~
express purpose Of taking pictures Of Ill kla1 6
rs pAefaGSspAis art, for d %, and eaa tske -
tasss = vslL In dark sad slesdy days - il lskt
Rnes, Dsaselsts, ~. yisws ii 1ssIAsnsss. 6toss
nreats, EeeA9hoats and Landscapes.
ur1A1e0 j. i. NlICHILk Artlst.
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suPPIy ui fahcy Shrubbery, Eversreeu,.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet pot..op,.n,.
All for sale ~ customary prices
Orders resolved on the grounds, I Of . mile v,.t
% tns Old eity limits, on the Blur Ferry readtoths
pss MONIES. or by mail, addressed to
meh7-dkw. ppo n uyyvpr
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11f1A 01D6N16Y fF6TCE61HTa
- 80. 70 TnADR a. -,

IA 10 N11Aele A1xnence.N
NV fsssfvh& ~ 1nriaf and Ssnnef stock
Of Dry 0sods, Asts I'D 0onnsts, Boots oaA
Shoes, Crsskssy Wass, ~, Aises& isen The KastslI
etass, which se0Bioss - sxtsns1ve variety Ii ali
thess departnsnts. ny stssh will con pers iavsr-
ably With any u The 1isy n PAINT Of variety asA
4sality. and itis veil kae1n fast tAat the prices
Of Drsss Goods, hsvs silks, fissss. Ba,.e.,.
1aw.s, Bssegs Delainss, C1aslies, 1sDliss, ysiss-
49, Piaids, Debaiss, Asgsatiass, Lawn Robes.
OF Staple 0esds, lessy brow. densstie h,..sh.d
i. ALSO, Li1sa 0oeds @ al kinls--Rktte aaa
eeaeh aaA 1iaDm tevsling, lsish linen, Aro~n Is.
ALSO. 0annes 1AAwH, Alsck StJl Heesttes. en-
ssosdssies, ~, pesks1 Asa1ksSsAleSs. heeiery.
tsi.niats. eas slarts, sfavsts, cellars "a -.
AIso. ae1st.,at 4 saa.ss c,s.Ai,s, ~
nseesaesx 1EeSelss - nlnsssas 70 n1ltien.
AND 1neselee Nth the shove, 1h<en - ~
soss1ess 8 9..sassass asa 0reeasiss, ~ lAttsr
peissD. Ales6A ls61l SkSISs fsas lifsss fssn tns
csatsa 3A0s.y ~ Issk, vAish ~ vssrssssd .
~ .seseseAisesseien q ~ nsas1 Will - ~
Is1lak 7 - asvsGhs fnlssenssts NJ !, d -
ssilee ~ ~ - II ~ y II Il
Il Ale1e4A(nl4ye nsoGns4 ~ aayuhere
stassjQst $3.50 ~ SiDiis Sispsass-asyvAsss
a19G xafn-etSsek .sssa n g
$500 aseast ~ Bsoas--Aavs ~ Ssss -
- Mep ~ - snes8s -'s -
nee. ssssss = 49, iss 1sae.s..
Kssknk, Ievo, Anil 19-dAv.
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A. KENDALL. -. uoWB. ~ ano. n PM
KENDALL. M0WRA 90.

KENDALL, HOWE Z Co..
(succxssoss 70 COWS, L0cKwo0D = co.,l
Wholesale and Oe1al1
AUCTION& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ANA Real ESTATE Agents,
Second ST.. nsxt door 70 the AtAeasan ksokuk
Iowa.
DAkTlCULAR attention will b paid 70 huyine
and ssllins Real HstAts and psSssnsl psspSrty,
b entrusted To ~. r.
We have eonvsAisat rooms, and will atteaA 70
storing and forwarding goods and produce Il IN
kinds.
for sale when desired
We have large and we'll selected stoek Of Gold
and silver Watchss. Gold Jswslry, and Motions,
which ws oeer = vholasais and retail, % low q
ear Be found IN the country.
Merchants and fsdiars will ~ supplied 81 sx-
trsmely low prices for eash. *ss
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
kEOkUK ~ m

bntu hIEA,
SuCH ~ Apple, Peach,
~ Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Ounce. Ac.; snd he smal i
fruits. Rasphcrries. Cur
fants, Strawberries GOOSE
berries dc.
, Aiso . large quantity "
Ss'Awea and lsabeila
Grape koots.
4 large quantity Of
DWARF Trees, partieu-
larry Pear and Cherry.
which are very desirable
for city planting,
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UPHOl,,N,';TlirjEIRY.

Wn nave secured the services Of Mr. Charles
hAschks, and are now prepared 20 execute or.
d der. ior any kind q upholstery work. window
maze % order carpets fitted, sew4d and
Put ne~h. Upholstery repairing done n reaxona
Bile siees. kffBOl7kEF funvr9
msylid -
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
q re at r b b er store
NO. 90 Main-St.,

''''''''''.,'.' ..'"'s''''.-'',.'........,,,iowA
I NbVlillN6 vi all kinds, Qualities and ur;e.s
~ Cloth Goats and Cioaks; Alpacca ana sill CT.
n'ots, Shoes, Sandals and Soleinr for ,an,s I .
asss, Misses and Children. New kisd Of I.a,a.,
I'ofs-arst ever offered in the western market
ssaa tol .iaing ana walking riding boots Beds
pillows, cushions. Life Prescryers. svimm,n. h.,,s
Aha oaeys. travelling, mail and saddle bays hay.
ersarhs, game bags, caps If ali shapes And Liuas
fsiis and buckets for gines, IRE COM anie, ami
hause purposes. fee'anu
Sportsmen fitted cut and those .hlu.
the plains. ~'oas crossing
Al kinds Of sorgcala and Druggist article.
Combs Of all kinds.
and implanted. rs'"'eu
aoilet Furniture complete.
-. A '., ana flaao covers, blankets, Cloth and
Buttons cord braidinp f,fi.
bones, dress shi.lds .' AN u1ess
fsr and peneii eases, pencils and nan ho,i.,.
.uiss, tapes, wafer aud sand DO eias
tac letter ana bill bands, cork screws nsukinrinr.
ilhss, anlses, canes OF all kinds, oilers, fun
Hslst nAAhs door sEytngs, aud ee fnent
sarrlage Robes, wagon aprons horse co,a,. r;,,
ahi without hoods whips Of every Kind kssrpy,s
nAlii-'s carriage IRONS.
Hoes, packing and betting.
"narc selling at ST. Louis psiees ana
~ can be goi il any Western city. P
fieass cam and examine how ,.,any and h. ,a.n,
,hlngs are made Of Eather Wx.hau - ,a'..,
~ ~ is" our goods aud explain their uses
SUkl0slTIEs II Literatu,. 49,
NoSATacter Illustrated, by J. &C. D,l,r.s, ,n,,i
eariosiiies Of American liieratur, J.. ~. N y,
nflssgls, Tor sale By !" I
apsd OGDEN, ERowNELL CO.
,hSslEh s r letter. 70 his Son,
Tbs Works ii chss. Lamb
Isis 81 q en-. Marion
Aits Il Gen. 1Teepe.
-iie vi zen. Lafayette. For sale by
.p'.os o"DEA, BkoWNkLL co.
,ohhEK BILLS celebrated works
jane Eyre,
Shirley,
Niiivt.e JUS, received bv
'P's.. o9bEN, bKowNELL co.
oryarA Tsyisr's Last ~ erE
I NNdspPEDiA Of Modern Yr.rel s.i.,...,
~ % aS9ve book received tya. ~, liens
ohDES, BROW NELL co
me orphan eirl, A Tale Of Southern Ia. i,
.as; p feaesek, N. D., II Mis.iss ip.i ~
s", ,,s = .ns CITY BOOK sTokE.
-r's1 81 Aain-st.
GooPeE,s " ork.
1--WE the complete works ~ j p,rr;,,.ac
or, IN 80 volumes Tor ssIeby
massi OGDEN, BKowSRLL 4 CO.
Ewbanks' HydrAuiie..
A DESCRIPTIVE and Rhetorical seea.,,
"A Hydraulic and other machines for r.,,ins =.
Ter, bath anesns and modern, with obser, atsn. q,
various subjects connected with the mecLa ME syt
by Thos. Ewbank FarsAeby
arr1sd OGDEN, Bk0WEELL 4 co.
HOOAs, n0Oksif
FfsHE american Family Eneyclop+di. Of u.,fu,
knowledge, or book u 7,?1s heceir,s And Fact.
whole library VI sub Gets useful to eyeyy IN
nal. Iilastrsted with i,0eo engravinss. By T.
" .s1ssa s'''''s o a BxowsrLL i co.
TEwELKY Of every description aAns1 setursdte
- order BY 3ANL q. BRIDGES,
DehI3a u Msip-strsst
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w ASIkD-A nsnbsr Of y s. q good address
.a,.. 70 sell acme Handsome aad rapidly selling
.;mIPuhiished,a handsome New Yssr,s Present
snti'led The Floral baden, or a WreaX ot
a.hs.sa riows,s hAadson.ly bound In Cloth >nd
colored sngravings. Also, . cheap ID os;es s.i,.
,ns work entitled "7As 7rss Htsssvy - Ia Tssss.
"avs stitched in nsat wrapper. with 1 snls.did
eolorsd engrayinGs. Address
J. B. RLFER.
uoss-d Foerth-st rec. M.tr. c.ss,uus,,
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spring Ana summer q lek5e
SUPPLIES JUST RRCKIVxD.
\. HufcWuseg. yAnna nnvnr
MVTCauNsON 1 nEwEY.
MERCHANT TAlLORS.

tAlrd.:.:, bet. 1ain johnson. KEOKUx.
llAvK iess resolved q shsir Eashiona 81 Tailes-
Ming asd tsraisAing sstAb lIshnsat. ehoies Ga
excs st.spply g DroaAeloths, Cassinsess, Vet
inRs. I'd 0snss YsfaisAin9 0eeas. e al Asossip-
lions. and gnaraptse tAst thstr vofk shall y aeas
TAsy Are sDas6aalty receiving tt No. H1s1 nj
PhiladslphiA 1asAisaA aaA - olaliy - u "a
who Assfs eeod wssk aid ths MI naAcsial = 80
them . call. Ageats for M ss-T
Alse, kstosts ~ HAshiena. g#,9s y
usA1t-dly MUTCHIuooW . DEWEY.
NESTkRN border Life, q Ma TsaHv 49,,
w ewsAna hoard il Kanono. - uinoari !
For sale ct the CITY loox 61on0
aVejs 81 Mea-.A.
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W. !. iS3ssS, TTTTTFs- W.T. 6. :. zIss1s
wuoIrs2Ef dSccnfsUss. 3xtpt 4 i Sr7lrrs.
e99tn611eson 1speSla n1s.
80. - - eesee kesank, lsvs
2N0sACKsa g. =. SALT, 81 y y: ?. q. Ter
OVV seM ~ W0. u. AUSTIN co.
C1hAwH.kkIss. - 5 slssl = sI1is - j.iss
~ sor sslsby wn. u. AUSTIN CO.
dsez3d
DxA0Aks. pa up frssA. y sass, let sais -
: dss1sd w. a. ztsfiN %.
TxLLiEs - ,.sss. o:!ss., e.I..s:.s1 .Rs.RIsr-
~ 49, rs ~ !, -. !, q !, Ii I,
: fss ssI.ay WI. n.Aut1lNAco.
tIsaAs-I.Ysfisi, OsaysS des. =. ". SD EissS.
e sAls ~ MN n, AUSTIN co.
rdobx ccI.sslss.. EaE.7sH.. r. X; a. :,
y dee1Sd III -. y, AUSTIN = co.
CCOARS, CrssAs1, Fosdsved, Clarified and n o.
- f:s .saas ~ Wk. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
IybLDKN FysSS, SsTsr HsvsS lad NS- O73,S1,
~ nseassss. ferssisty W4. "A. AusTiN AGO.
Ruffkg, 7rssE roll. jssl 1.ssi,s1 id To- sais s.
- assSse Nm. =. AUSTIN . 90.
CpI01oas, vSslsr V1aAas1 LGaA on, blsSSksA
~ Whale w. for sAlsby MN. AGO.
SlSB9 BusEsS. Wso1as nd WiiicS Ware, / iaiTs
a.sortnsstfor sais b. WA. II. AUsTIk Acc. :
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A1eanA 1o16oT 0Spoe ~
Uoss 11asn 600 1axuessee.s W1tAaau.
Il ~ - ~ Deselsa All ~ r041Mn,
AleA.e4 aaneeey of Ale ~ ~ hefsels a0soegs
r. Z 49, fsDsstesl y s,!la v
No111 8 ~ HSI1lTSG111 $500 q -
1870 oAs''As y - \ ~ : y. Isssas
jus1sa s4nskss.
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94ss ..s. lie. :. ..- -.
94.s s..:' Y ALuA..z sosK'n
A HCTIC ADVENTURES ~ SRA
h ~ lonA,s 1om ~ sesiiaGe go
:, - ia laDt exDeditious In soaseA IL
l0if yeen 1mskiln, Fitted " -
GA 0AIhtGogyent 1W sah hy
O1Ssssst.l DagS-a x.K.HA1T ; BON.
4 U1oUO0AAPAY or PE7BR
o. AAIMjA sCA1TWk0HT tAs haeAvceAe
0xDsrtet. freaehs. edited By ". ?. SsytelsnA.
Sss saas ~ =. n. HIS.
@ssa sF'lsIsALEs AND rA1I1xos, sxr1tH.
- md lseidents from the tttnassns
"a MAIN Iaa1 sditssieI buAgss u Rev. J. " Wss-
0.xosrsst.Isea, ID. Jsr sale y
Ma9MgI E rs
a CcATl OHA + ESsAyG.
= xstfset-lGI ~ y. AVnpeoa, b. D., l.. L. D..
% ~ e0ielsos Pevised enA eolaseea,
jedkted ~ 1sv. p. ". CLARK, D. b.
Ter ssls ~ Elk. Has.
OA1Ax1 r &I0I A1IDk. o. TEE Bro
OxDssets.lk - K0y 111Ra ~ kneessn HeApst,
$500 - SSe1see Ylovss, 1asneA W3I1.
04Sssps2s1 :. + HIATT . toH,
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CiscsHuAvi AakAcr RoYALJm. Co.,
s4es fsbrusr. oh, 1857.
4 have sxsninsd " =. ChiIds Co.'S kisstie
Fire aud water Proof Cement koxnt-x aLd % fay
~ can Judge, considssits good invsnlioa, and a.
willing 70 Insure bsildings thus protected up0n tie
came tsrns ~ insuys those covered With metal.
signed, JOHN y. LAW.
Agt BOY 81 Ins. Co., London and Liz srpool.
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3. IL MART 4 SON.
wnOt.1eAks ApD nnrAm
DkALRR rs In BOOKS,
osattonoYys Fancy 0ooAs. &C., Ae..
No. ~ 4Ain-stsssf, b&tvtsn "a and 9TH
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:. VfNCIHuAfts 1nu MVnth VIE. 1871
II Jsmes n. Atess
Ihiae u the Let u sslsss -, asking NJ spiases
~ " Childs Cs.'s ksehng. have ssed II %
two huillings u ny o~n, and Ind Il 10 remain
Arm md ID good coalition throsgh both the hottes
ard sslbsst weather experienced In this part Il
tAe eeunesy.
give y sspy decided opinion - IN szpesisnesd
hailder that bis the beat roe6ng now IN use, ana
possesses The most dssiraSls qualities In sssS
bat 81 bsing vsesT psosf, and free ffsn damage
a ers asisisS fron sparks Or einAes.
aprl6. d6m EZRA BAlLY
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AMERICAN HOUSE

The Proprietor of this well known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conVeniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
orpleasure, the garden Of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERI CAN is receiv-
ing very material enlargement and imprroov-
ment. It's 'nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established It's reputation as
a convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take a Boat, while
every luuxry the market affords is provi-
ded for the wants Of numerous guests.
Stages leaye every morning for all points
West A'dood Stable, we'll managed, is
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free Of Charge.
- ,,asW!iH. HARDING, Proprietor
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" MG.REGOR r.
FLOATING PALACE.

aaa roa" ssu s. S. JAMES. 4. HsoW
Would announce to the citizens of Nc
Oregon and all those visiting it on bust
ness or pleasure that he is now offering at
his store, in a handsomely ftted-up Boar,
at the foot Of Main Street, one Of the neat
est assortments of Merchandise ever. seen
On the M ississippi. Ia #aa.
His stock consists of a good assortment
Of Fashionable made -. ~ g. y. .. .,r
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
eaaelh a'sog HATS a. GAPS, rrE dino
Stocks, Crayats, Handkerchiefs and Gen
tleman's furnishing goods '~~o5
s9tA large and complete assortment Of q
"''' '" ,JEWELR Y. . ..,.,,, .,
including some Of the finest watches ever
before offered in the market. Eye Glasses,
Spectacles suited to near-sighted persons
as well as to those whose sight is impair
led by age. Lockets, Ear and Breast Pins,
Of all Qualities and Prices. '.. .. ...'..'
EE-Mr. j., also continues to devote his
attention to the repairing Of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry. i' Engraving of all
kinds neatly done. He is now building
house for business in an eligible part Of
McGregor, butuntil that is finishedplease
call at the Boat n 5aaaI a-al @ GaI.r.r
McGregor, Oct. ~ q Gos9s" ,-,.i,'A
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Saddle and Harness Depot.
W.YLLL1.W AOSS.,jo9
ld2ap IS yatsisi1 DEALER IN .nn +.s % ggg5
HI II We g q.

Carriage Trimmings, Buffalo Rohes,a
Buffalo Shoes, Horse Blankets. and every
Article usually found in this line of trade
Every buyer shall be satisfied with the
quality of our Stock, our Work, and oul
Prices. Give us your Trade. gH5Sad
WING 81 iMcGregor, Oct 1856
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HOTEL.

81 81 -, HOTEL. .-.... :
The undersigned would announce, to the travelling
fubllc that they are now occupying the HOTEL
known throughout the North West as the
,,,;., .sfga'egOs. EE0Mse, ~s n,
where they would be glad to wait upon all who
may favor them with patronage. They will en-
deavor to furnish the stranger and the way-farng
man, with the best the Country affords, and charge
him very moderately for it. The House has been
improved materially and isye undergoing repairs
1t is convenient to the Landing, and every atten-
ton will be paid to the baggage of those who may
be arriving Or departingby the Boats or Ferry.
tE. t.9si ric STAGES d ao,f
Leave daily for DEBORAH, West Uniou Usage &c.
81 HACKS, leave for all points West OH arrival of
Connected with the House is large and com
modious stable with good hostlers in attendance.
lNGERsoLL & VAN VALKENBURGH
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Furniture Wareroo.S6lna !
NC GregO1. ByEes.N.

MICHAEL BEkNATZ,
Would Respectfully inform the public
that he heawill continue the Baking Bust
ness in all its branches, at his new three
story Building, one door east Of the Am
erican, where he keeps constantly on
hand good supply Of Bread, and all
kinds of Cakes andPics. 'sg.H
Es- Meals and Lunches. furnished at
short notice.
Having had experience in the business
for number OF years, is confident
that he can satisfy all those who may ia
vor him with call. = % s.<-.@ ~ 20 4
Vine NJ. BERNATZ.
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EGBERT HOTEL.
STAGE OFFICE.

2. NJ AU1zs VI VI
DAUL EGBERT, proprietor of the above
House, has recently enlarged and material.
~ improved it, to accommodate the greatly in
creased travelof North Iowa. y ,fttf7Ig" g1
A careful attention to the wants of guests will
characterize the employees of the establishment.
A large and comfortable STABLE is conven
iently near, and careful hostlers only are employ
ed. The STAGES from M'Gregor, Dubuque
and other places east and south, to all points north
and west, change ut this House, thus rendering il
safe, temporary Home for travellers who may be
depending on public conveyances.
! An experience of -Four years in the business, al
Monona. has qualified the proprietor to render the
travelling public as much at ease, and as well pro
vided for as new country will admit Of hard
IL Charges Reasonable. n ,aa
october, 1856. rvlnll