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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

BrTwKKs Tux ExrRnsrs.--Duringt the pres
ent winter the cold has been 30 extreme ia
the northern part OF this state, that a great
deal OF stock has persisted, and many farm.
ers have become so much discouraged as to
desire 10 change their location and seek
homes farther south. The cold has also been
too much for the New Englanders and the
residents around the northern Lakes, and
future emigrcnss from those regions will be
disposed TO turn their attention 10 the
southwark rather than to the northern por-
tious Of Iowa.
AT the same time, the frequent slave in
surrectlons in the South and tho increasing
vexasions and dangers attending residence
In that section Of the country, are rapidly
developing tho spiri, Of emigration from q
section which is thus becoming too warm for
the white population. And the emigrants
from that section Of the Union naturally
Peek the nearest feasible poin, in the free
states.
Thus the tide Of emigration from both ex.
tremes will be naturally directed to the south.
ern part of our state, and our city and south.
ern Iowa generally may confidently coun,
upon large AMI increasing emigration OF O
desirable class Of population during tn,
neat and succeeding seasons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

A NKw UsE yos Hoops.-The Alban,
Transcript is responsible for the following
Recently gentleman and lady Of neigh
boring. city were enjoying sleighride, wher
one OK the traces WAS broken beyond' al
hope OF repair, and at n point where no ~.
distance could be had, In this emergency
the lady produced from her expander GOOD
cotton rope, sufhcien, TO make another.
Things were fixed and the party moved on
So much has been said ngains, hoops, that
~ matter Of justice, We give publicity e
this evidence In their favor"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

A-MAauiREs COMPOUND ExrRAcr o. BxxnH
PLAsr-A certain cure for Disnh@a, Dyssutsry,
Summer Complaint, and AL affections Of the bowels
attended With relaxation Asa safe, pAlatabls aad
reliable remedy 1t is unequailed. Fur cAildrsn
tsething attended with irritation Of the bowels il
II the most soothing remedy in we. Prepared and
sold by - c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,.
d. cor. Olive 4 ID sta., st. Louis.
For sale In keokak by r. II. O'Connor, 4 Bro.
aud druggists generally. [aug20dAuem
EOR SALE.
TWO building lots on Main. st, between eth and
9th Inquire Of s. DUKE.
jsnx1~dim 50 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

AN Irishnan hearing Of gentleman
having stone coffin made for himself, sx-
claimed:
"Be me sowl, and that's . good idea -
Shurs and stone coffin would last man his
life time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

Wool SrArisrIcs.--Jhe United States nro.
ouce 52,5oD,0OO lbs. Of wool annually.
They consume II 900, 900 lbs. Thew i'm
port, then, about IL, 500 900 lbs.: Ii at il Ia,
United States import little more than one
fourth OF the wool consumed in our manu-
factories. We should be able to expor,
wool rather than be compelled to impor, il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

Cyan American clergyman preaching q
drowsy sermon, asked: "What 10 the price
Of earth's pleasures ?' The deacon, : fat
grocer, swske suddenly out Of sound sleep,
and cried out Justify, "Ssven and sixpence I
doIen.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

0Fifty hives Of bees were shipped few
days since to California from Sullivan Co.,
N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

3 !; !; g. 8: !; !;
pared sxpssssiy fos 10 psrposs.
Its finished without balsam Of Or or varnish Of
any kind and therefore will not blister crack in
cold weather, ~ will the Ambrotype. Instead u
being Vanished the picture Il galvanized In GAL
vAnic battery, which BY giving II coating Of sill
YER readsrs II impefvious to atmospheric changes.
The Melatnotype possesses many advantages over
all other pictures Ii will receive fall without
fracture bend without injary. tmsy = wesAsd
when soiicd, and handled without the faes bsIng
mArred, unlefss Abased by rough scratching, which
would defAce the best oil painting. In perfect de-.
lineation of detail equals the best agusrrsotype
while has mono OF the glare which forms The chief
objection 70 those pictures.
When colored, the Mslainotype very aash rsssn-
sss painting on ivory. For inserting In leaksts,
Pima or rinss, NO other picture compare With IT,
The Mslaiaotype II PArxsr PICTURE, sad CUE
BRO. are the only artists in this city who have .
right to take them. II you want . GOOD PICTURE,
cali at CUES GALLERY. No. 80 Main street, ~
tween ID and 4th, and examine spesimsns Of the
MELAINoTYPE lfsLS-dAw
RY the ssbscribers, two good brick dwellings on
II Fulton At, between 9Th 1 9th. Also two on
Exchange, between nth l2th.
s. G. s. CARTER
kaasuk. Feb. 4. '57-dtf Cor. johnson 4 Sth o..
RON SALE,
NIFTY ACRES highly Improved land, on which
i are situated . nne residence, brick warehouse,
orchard Of choice frsit IN great variety lying i'm
meiately ON the MississiPpi river and ths warsaw
and Rock ford Railroad, three miles above Ksokuk,
in Illinois. Will be sold Atn barEnin. For partic-
a' iss. .ssy 90 the pfn NEWTON wAaooSsR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

O. Valuable mines Of lead, copper, and
silver have been discovered, and to some ex-
tent developed, in the Cherokee country, in
Georgia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

V1""hen ! am making up : plan OF
consequence says Lord Bolingbroke. 81 lii
70 consult with . sensible woman" Lord
Bollngbroke was great man.
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[fran ths Liverpool TInes, I'm. ie.1
n Rancy Darenes ~ e. a.ocs0S,

lfrsn ,As Liverpool TInss, in. ie.l
n Rancy Dsrsnes ~ g. Lecture
Sir Robert Peel haU boon Jalneoeins l.. .
turs - Birminghan rslalivs - ~ lansia1
visit, and the sights which 10 Witnessed =
Moscow, at the ooronAti0a q h Emperor
and Empress. The present head OF the
house Of Peel was known to be ssfsst'' 10
the days Of his father, the great Minister,
and his career, since he came 10 the title,
has not disabused that impression. The leo
ture in Question, 10 use the words Of me
tropolitxn journal, was tissae indiscretion,
bad taste and bufoonery-ssthe coarssnsss
Of the Colc-hole and slang Of the Casino -
Sir Robert told his audience thaa be was
'shorribly heeced" by the inn-kespsrs, and
"horribly done'' in bic dinners, for which he
had to pay 500 day. At Moscow be was
''done to an enormous extent" BY person
who charged him El00 for each Of the four
grays which drew his carriage from the rail-
way station to the hotel. At Nishni he
bought some torquoises which he intends to
sell, to make good his losses, "as l am al
ways anxious to recover, and never like to
be DONE" He drove from Moscow to Nish-
nj, q distance of 400 miles, in % hours
The horses got knocked up, and when they
fell exhausted were left BY the roadside.
The postillions met the Same fate. 81 never
enjoyed anything so much"
At Nishni, he was delighted with the fair,
sand the brick Of Governor" "Durine
the whole time was in Russia never saw
such q brick ~ this Governor was" 81
never saw . man with such . capacity for
drinking - this brick Of Q Governor; no
M ho- ~ H.
did not notice that be ever appeared the
nation. GAS the Empress entered, she fell
6at on the aoor-l supposed BY accident. II
was, however, to kiss some sacred stone or
other, and then she came in with hair dis
heve led, looking like Norma in the opera. -
His description Of the French representa-
tive At the coronation, is striking, whatever
may be said of its taste. "We were pre-
scented ct The coronation by Count Morney,
the French ambassador, . spiok and span
man, Of considerable applomb, and who, BY
the way, Is one Of the greatest spoculators
in the world. He spsculates in everything,
and bought a lot Of pictures to sell aksin
and make profit OF It." The Belgian EN-.
bsssador, the Prince de Ligne, 10 said TO be
''the very picture of swelling insignincance !;
80 swelling, indeed, that he could not for the
life Of him look down from the contempla-
ton OF his own Importance"
Criticism like this, expressions like those,
and levity about great AFFAIRS Of state, such
~ We meet with 10 this speech, are enough
to make the great Sir Robert Peel turn I'M
easy in his house Of clay. II the wealthy
and fppant young baronet had gone to Rus.
sia as private gentleman to sec what he de-
scribes, he would have been open to no Sc
verer impeachment than bad taste IL the
manner Of his narrative but hs represented
in an Official capacity the British crown and
people on this occasion, and hence the an
noyance which 10 felt at the exhibition be
has made.
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ckey 4 simpson.
RIAL ESTATE
q

11AL EST A11
INvEsTING A a ENrs,
TAirA ssvess, Aes. Mssn yshnsea,
OFFER FOR SALE
with frame dwelling.
Lot ], in block 1876, with two tsnsments thereon.
Lot 10, block 80, In Kllbourns's Addition.
Lots 5 and In block la.
Lot 4, block IS7 Lots I, S and 8, block 50.
Johnson.
Lot s, bleck 80, In Kiibournel Addition.
10. s, block 9, In W Pa Reeves Aadi,ioa.
Lots ani Q, block II. In Reeves Addition,
Lot 8, ~ part Of lots and :, block 1911.
Lot TO- S!sek n. with two story brick dwelling,
rooms.
Lot 10, block ., in Kilb,urnss Addition double
brick house, cissern. pump. and other conve-
niencss--low for cash.
30 BY 100 feet on Fir.t-st., bst Main and thu Al
3ss BY $50 feet on Sd ST.. between johnson and Ex.
change. Very desirable.
4Oby so feet, corner Sd and Blondeau ,ss.
. Lots and Is f., corner Of Exchange and ID su.
with good improvement valuable.
Lots 3, . and 10, block &c, Kilbourne's Addition.
two story brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good eistsrn, cellar.
barn, DC.
three story brick store on sth, between Main and
johnson SITS.
Lot s, block IL, in Estes Addition.
Lots I aud 8, Ia block l4s
Lot III. in block 1885, improved with one story brick
ho~ss contrasting s rooms, cellar, well Of wstss,
lot fenced.
Lot 5, block n, in Kiibosrnes Addition.
Lots and In block iss--csn- be bought on very
easy terms.
Lot H. In block ls3, with = two story dosbls
hoass, six rooms sad csaiAr sseh--rsats fes
$50 per snnum.
Lots u and II, In block 81, on the corner u and
and Paleaa streets, with brick houss--very de-
sirsble.
Lots T. and .. block 1885, corner Of lsth and John
Lot block 49, on Johnson street, between LIST and
2ad sts.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMu
100 Acres LanA, on the Plsakroad, mile,
from ksok Ak.
"A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

GT Macaulay states in his history OF Eng
land, that no large society Of which the Ian
guage is not Teutonic has ever turned Pro
testant; and that wherever language de
rived from ancient Rome 10 spoken, the re
ligion OF the modern Rome prevails to thi
day.
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G. The N. Y. Tribune says Messrs. TiEa-
ny Co., Of that city, sold last week . single
diamond, to he worn in ring, for 800
cash. Ii Was the central stone OF . $4,000
necklace, which has been exhibited for some-
time at this establishment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

CO The message Of Mayor vauxs Of Phil
adelphia, shows that while Philadelphia pos
sesses real estate assessed ct 4l5O,OOO, boo,
the total amount Of personal property il as
sessed at only about ~, OO0, 900. Boston,
With taxable real estate assessed ct $780,
100000, possesses personal property assess
ed At one hundred and Eve and half mil
lions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

CT The Mayor Of New York refuses to
have his salary raised to 5000 per annum.
We have no such self-denying Mayors "ou,
Vest,
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INSURANCE CO., NO. :, WALLsTRHkT, n r.,
Capital el,s0o,Ooo.
EQUITAWAB
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
CAPITAL - - ~.
O0I00Rp00T
FIRE AAARIN1INS.C0.,n RID01PORr ,OONN,
CApsSAL 80 ~.
UNION INS. CO., cLKvELAND,O.
CAriTAL $50. go.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARINE Inc. CO. Foup Do Lac, WIS.
CAPITAL $500. go.
DOLtCIBS isssed In The abses Canpaniss On ths
1 safer clssses Of sisks esly, 1t fair rates, and
lossss adjusted and pronptly paid at The Once Of
the Agency, on Second street.
INCORP01ATI0N NOTICE.
TvHE keoksk and Illinois Bridgs Oompaay nsti-
! ! ~ the psblie Of the complete oreaaisaiisa Of
said Company. The prineipAi plass of basinso 10
ksoksh, lows. The object IL the eonstsustioa %
/. bridg' across u: Mississippi River u KsohSk,
TOR railroad and other psrrosss.
The capital stesk Of sad Company 10 u go 80.
Pive per cent. Of the capital stock 10 70 Be- paid IL
within Ave years. and twenty par cent. may ~
called In annually after TINT uns.
January. 1857, anA IL "a continue hfty year.
The v0eers Vt sAi4 Company shall esusist u nins
DirectoW, aad frsn the Directors President, SEQ
rstary, and Treasurer shali b ELECTED, who sAail
coadsct shs basinsss Of said oorporatios, asd sAs
election shall take pisse on the arst Aosdsy In
April 81 snsA year.
,rhs AigAsst assent Of ipdsbseassss 4 Asoe .oee.
The pri,... property 4 the stockholders shaii b
! J. =. Howell, R.P.Crssl,
VIM. Patterson, jobs A. Dsrkss.
y W. y. f fs.Is: S n@ = s.' sss.a.s'
mo. : Ss. $500 =; :, p; mr..
samuel u. Curtts, JAs n. Love.
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How IT LEAKED OUr.-''Ma, docs pa kiss
you because he loves you ?" "To be sure,
sonny; Why do you ask ?" Because, guess
he loves Bridget, too, for he kissed her
more'n 40 times last Sunday, when you was
ct meetin'." Our informant didn't stop till
pa got home.
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GTFrom the last annual report Of the
State Auditor of Missouri, it 10 ascertainsd
that the census just taken will show popu-
lation Of 100000. The census Of 1850 gave
an aggregate Of 5S2,l07, and that Of 1852
1898 AT this rats Missouri will, in 1860,
equal Kentucky and Tennessee.
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USEFUL AprRopRIATIoS.--TheB Bloomington
en- Paragraph, annoyed and Disguised al
the frequent delays of the mails, hopes that
the Legislature will not adjourn without ma.
king an appropriation for the purchase Of
stoga boots, wherewith to kick the Mail
Agent Of Illinois, the Postmaster General,
and the authorities Of the Springfield Post
Office. The appropriation might be usefully
made by other Legislatures, Judging from
our experience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

ETlt 10 wise not TO seek secret, and
honest not to reveal il.
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Contrast EsetW cen = N Monarchy and
q Republic.

Republic.
The arrival Of the Presidents message in
London, called forth the following obser-
vations from Democratic journal, the Peo-
pies Paper, edited by Earnest Jones. The
contrast between the English Monarchy and
American Republic must strike with force
the most superficial reader.
"Here we have an old monarchy with 4
German Royal Family costing one million
pounds per annum; . national debt of 800
millions pounds sterling, costing twenty EIGHT
millions per annum, and cntailed by that
German Royal Family, through German
wars for German interest; a hereditary land
ed nristocrncy drawing rental Of one hun
dred millions yearly, from the people; n
State Church, robbing the same people Of
eleven millions more every year; poors-
rate equal to the revenue, and pauper pop
ulation equal to the inhabitants Of some
continental kingdoms--and debt, royal ex-
travagances, pauperism, poors-rstes, taxa
ton, and land-renta increasing constantly.
That is what We have here.
"On the other side Of the Atlantic, there is
young Republic with a native President,
who costs only E5000 per annum; . nation.
al debt OF only seven millions pounds, which
mikns uc paiu oH III Que year WltnOut tue
revenue Of the country feeling any material
drain; an income so large that the Execu-
tive seeks to reduce it by ten million dollars !;
no hereditary aristocracy drawing the life
blood from the peoples veins no State
Church "spoiling" the people ~ the Israel
ties we're told to spoil the Egyptians, We are
informed, but for n far less excusable
motive; no paupers, and no poors-rates
worth mentioning; no foreign interests pre-
dominant in legislation; no war undertaken
Tor the interests of an alien descended fami-
"; no decay, no decline, no threatened ruin |;
but on the contrary, prosperity, wealth,
economy, happiness, and contentment. That
IL what they have there.
"Why is this dfferenceS Because in the
one country, there is franchise restricted TO
ose-seventh Of the population, one half Of
which seventh returns seven tenths of the
representation combined with that uselesa,
mischievous, and ridiculous institution call
ed monarchy" Because in that country
there is Universal Suffrage, and Republic.
That is the difference between the two insti-
tutions, as shown in their results. Could
there be more striking comment on the
relative value OF the tWoo
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0anhaseoD LASs lnsuSAnce Uo0pou
l46 BROADWAY, NEW YoaK.

l]6 BaoADWAy, NEW vOnE.
CssA CselsslsaA AsesasisStss 1lee ,eee.
nkPO6ITxOoioo,ee 80 with The Coz ptsolisr 81 the
~ STATE q New York, for tie sssssity II Policy
hetsss. In oaditioa 70 uhieh TIE stock holders are
tsrsoaslly liable. Ane~g tAs Dirsetors ere the
most wealthy asd inessstlal sitisess Of New York.
ssrsa sIs ~ s.ss d I'll IS psssss srlssnssIiy.
ire irsn ~ slsias Of hIs sssdioss for sbost 30
ss.te pr wsek, policy fos e3,see.
y 10 wssid net spare this sun Ter The grstiAea-
eaes ~ rsosstlSn, sisk bed " In case VI asei
dsnt, thsi u all else fsii, be had nsAs csstsis
pfovisicn f6s his family IL would lightss his
~ " n. ). nS5s ss Pr..s.
c. Y. WExyLs, sesy.
Prsspsstss, VIII eli nssesssry Information, far
nishsAby RIcKEY SIMPSON, AEis.
asge-Aiy ksSksk. Iowa
kkOkUk mARaNE lN0UAARCA CW.
Capital, $500. 600.
s0NHlS Company IL prepared 70 Do AsrinsIAsss
! anss bss'ssss. Cargo risks taken ateastsmasy
rates, asd the usual Cash facilities sxtsndedte reg
sias sustensrs.
Lossss promptly sdjastsd.
DIascroAs:
4. DrAgmaa, GR.Kilbourns,
). h. HAssissn, Geo. B. Enyth.
jobs 1snplin, Al. Dsnisg.
y. j. Moody. II. D. Woodward,
3. Kilbourns, Jas. =. Cos.
A. BRIDGNAH, President.
0.B.sMYTH, vissPsssiAsst.
Al. DxAIN1 Treasurer.
WIZ. TuRssn .Esefstasy.
Ooss y nsapls sbsiidisg. i ssosd Street.
iss3iatv
New watch, CIeck, oalvs. WaSe ana
JGWELWY 0TO0E.
sNHR sndsrigned, late fron one e The 1sst
class sstabIishnsnts In Boston, Mass, take
pleasure II isiorningthe eitisens VI KsoAsk saA
vicinity tAat havs opsDeA store ~ 81 1ais-st.,
betUsss lad saA -. With choice anA veil ssiest-
Il - stock II Watches, Silver Ware. Jevslsy sd
Bassy 0osas, which oGsr for sale a sssssosb.s
psisss. The public invited 10 cali as1 sxsniss
or gosda. THOMPSON BRfD016.
N. ,. Mr.. TAoDpson Il prssticAl WatsAnska,
asd givss his psssosal attention 70 1ns watch ~
pairing. ldss3S-d
La01s oD1 Lets fer sale.
Qnn ACRES a land, On Basd Prairie, will ~
OUU cold for essh, or psrcAastshIs dry goods.
10 essss, Avs miles out on the Keoksk and Fort
Dss0sines b. b.
LEA In Williams Psrrys additlos, . desirable
| loeat. % for . Yssidsnes.
Also, house sd lot situated In The sesssal part
| of the city.
| Yos particular, tasuire sf
| c.B. INGALLS, q Co.,
O@ss In rear Of Fac. ssosts, cor. u ! Msis-sts.
Keotsk, ssvlsStf
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Graves of shelley Ana keats.

The Newark Advertiser has q letter from
Rome, in which the writer, speaking Of the
Protestant Cemetery Just outside the CITY
walls, says "This is a spot not fearful, bu,
how sacred to all whose vernacular 10 Eng
hsh-whose souls are sympathetic; for here
are the graves of Shelley and Keats. Ia the
former was buried only that great heart
which had withstood the burning shame OF
cruel persecution in life, and in death the Ere
which consumed the rest of the poets BODY.
Melancholy expresses stand as mourners by
the grave Of that heart, and, on the simple
marble slab above it, one reads:
"PERcY BrssnE SHELLEY. "Cor cordiun. y
Nothing Of him tina, doth fade.
But doth suffer u sea change
Into something rich and strange
In an adjoining field OF the Cemetery, poor
Keats rests from his pangs Of disappointed
ambition. No name marks that stone, Ub,
there is carved the epitaph BY himself
which was first engraved on his throbbins
heart by the diamond point Of sarcasm
"Iiere lies one whose name was writ In water
Yes, in tears, and their salt will preserve /,
forever. What a coincidence, that these
two compatriot poets-brothers in genius
and in suffering should lie together 10 for
sign soil England was unworthy OF their
dust, as was Florence Of Daute's. Their
fields OF thought were akin, yet different: 90
are their burial places. One resisted his en-.
emies unto death the other yielded life up
to them, yet lives to reproAch them with his
death.
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WOOD . oTR 1DLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OEALE91

EaglisA auA Treueh Chemicals,
DRUdS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, Ola.
~ Dys-Stsds, Brushes, Psrfunery, Yaasy Ar
siclss, b.; slso, all The Pstent Medicines q ~
day. No. Isl Aain-st., Ksokuk. lows.
fanlS.dkv
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FOR NALE

A FULL LOT situated on High street, between
n 10th and ilth. Iuprovsments enc story
brick dwelling, rooms snd collar, > good yell Of
water The lot Is we'll fenced In. II Is very neat
property. and will be traded for good farm Of $50
acres or more, situated from - 10 80 miles sren
keokuk. Apply 70
fehk-d RRIM1l2R 4 AAYMR6
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Law AND LAND OYElCE.
~ HHERnEN


LAW AND LAND OFFICE.
J. n. BREEDEN,s
A TTokNEf and Councillor NJ Law, and agent
& for the purchase and sale Of Real Estate Col.
secting business attended 70 promptly, titiss ex.
smined. and lsrgs number OF city lots and fArms
always for sale.
Once between Main and johnson, on Sscond.tres,
mysd
Marshal Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all perrons interested,
that ~ meeting Of tho City Council OF the
e''y Q, heokuk, held February 8, 1857, jury was
elected to the beneat h and DAMAGES 81 sccrue
% individuals by reason Of the extsnsion OF Third
street down the river ~ laid down on survey and
Pist reported by the City Enginses 10 the Cornell,
Feb D, 1857 and that said jurors are summoned 10
appear At the Mayors Office in said city on tho 3sth
dsy OF February. A. ID. 1887, ~ o'clock .. m.
J. 0RIFREy,
Marshal Of the City Of ksoksk.
ksokak, Feb 7, Is57-d3v
4OU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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AID REACHING KAssAs.--Extract OF q let
ter dated a. Lawrence, October 80, 1885,
but aid has reached US. The large streams
OF Eastern beneyolence have at last found
their way into our very midst, and thousands
are being made glad. Had time, could
give you some incidents showing the good
being done, and how brave hearts, who could
meet the enemy at any odds against them,
and maintain their ground, now melt a. they
receive what they 80 much need,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09

LUnAor % all KIn1S,
THE sNhae9lhsr - sou psspess1 - furnish al
/ ktads ~ Lanber at IN skastss1 ne1iss. Alse,
any qssntity Of Lath for plastssin4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-09
GA ChDehna,

VIE Ladiss' Beosvolrut Society mtsts every Sat
L ssdAy afternoon IT 10 'clock, ever Harry Full
tons clothing store-cntsaacs from "a street. Per-
sons having oast % clothing hard Ars requested
" send such articles ~ they may fssl willing TO
give, 10 the society room.
Ladi,s interested IN behalf Of The poor are In
vited TO attend.
Keokuk, lows, Feb. 4, '57d