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OuEAP ROOTS g. SHOES

CHEAP BOOTS g. SHOES.-Ladies and Cen
I J temen visiting Richmond and having Boots,
Shoes or Trunks to buy, either for themselves, chill
dren or servants, cannot fail to find and be pleased
with the articles above, both in price and quality, at
VIM. WALSHS Boot, Shoe and Trunk Emporium,
as he has of the largest best and most beautiful
Of everything in line to be found in
Recollect the place, No. 43, sign of the
Big Boot, opposite the St Charles Hotel.
Richmond, August 5, 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05

NEW SHOES.-The subscribers hove just re-
IN ceived new assortment of Ladies' Shoes.
PIPER FUNKH0USER.
Staunton, Aug. 5, 1857.
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SattIa Settle lin,

The accounts of the late firm of j. A. L L. Waddell
IT, are now ready for settlement, and those whom we
have long INDUCED earnestly requested 10 pay up
ionO MOLE p'
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X REEN HILL ACADEM Y-By NJ. r.
Vt C0ALTER, assisted by NJ. r. LULEM.-The
dav Of September, 1857. The scholastic year will be di
vided into two sessions of five months each-the first
closing on the last of January the second the last Of
June, 1858. Branches necessary to qualify young men
for advanced entrance into the Colleges or Universe
ty ofthis anyother State will taught Prices gra-
ded according to studies
Minor English Branches, $3.50.
Com LIST books in Latin and Algebra, 1900.
Latin and Algebra continued. with Greek&
French, ....................-.....2 1000.
AM q 1877
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NTOTICE.-Our accounts are now ready and our
IN customers will oblige US by calling at the store
for them. KAYSER, STRIBLTNG q co.
Staunton, July 80 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05

INTERESTING TO THE LADIES.-The
i subscribers are now in receipt of select assert
ment of Goods, expressly bought to accommodate the
summer trade, viz:
Swiss Muslins, Brilliants, new style Prints,
French worked Collars and Sleeves,
Flouncings, Cambria and Swiss Edges & Insertings,
Cotton and Linen Frnges, Linen Buttons,
Silk Trimmings, Fringes, &c,
Taieta Ribbons, and Ribbons assorted widths,
Black Silk Laces, black Silk Nett,
Jet Buckled Elastic Belts,
India Rubber Combs, &c.
Our stock is again complete; give us call.
PIPER & FUNKH0USER.
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To RusineSs Men,

The Spectator" is now emphatically the paper for
business men and advertisers The union of the lists
of the two papers, gives it circulation anrivalled
by any paper in the interior of Virginia See terms
ses he strictly adhered to- except when the cash is
paid when liberal discount viii be made. All char
ges for advertising and job work due when the work is
dOnP
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To POStmasters.

Postmasters are requested to inform us promptly
if any of the subscribers to this paper refuse to take
from the office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND, NEGKOES,Nc:
i On Tuesday, the LIST day of September next,
will offer at public sale, at the late residence of VIM
Gamble, decd, near Spring Hill Augusta county, Va
about 100 ACRES OF LAND, of which about one half
is cleared and well set in clover There is we'll Of
good water on the land This land is not inferior to
the portion that has been sold ~
Also at the time and place, will sell IA VAL
UABLE SLAVES women, with or children; the
balance are men and boys also, horse, 2Mch Cows,
some Hay, Farming Implements DC. Terms made
known on day of sale. THEO: GAMBLE,
Ex'or of VIM. Gamble, decd
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Staunton, August 0, Is5f.
4 SPEN ROW SCHOOL.-.The duties of this
n School will be resumed on the first Monday in Sep
TsRms Per session of FIVE months $1,000. .
ANNIE NJ. H. CLARKE.
Staunton, August 5, 1S57.-3ts.
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS...The next session ofthe
y subscribers School for Boys will commence the
list of September next. Thorough tuition in all the
branches of an English Education and instruction in
higher branches if desired. Reference as to quafca
TONS &C. to Principal of the Saunton Academy and to
VIM H. II. WADDELL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05

q ALE OF PROPERTY IN MT. SOLON'
- -Inpursuance ola decretal order entered by the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, in cause there.
in depending between Hendren, trustee &C., plaintiff
and McGuin and others, defendants, shall proceed,
on the premises, Saturday. the 29 day of this month
to sell public sale to the highest bidder HOUSE
LOT IN Mt. Scion, being the same occupied by Mrs
Mozingo and adjoining the property of Hartman and vi
taken altogether is quite desirable residence.
TERMS :-0ne-iourth of purchase money in hand
the balance on credit of six and twelve months the
purchaser giving bonds and approved personal secur
ty, and the title to be retained until the whole is paid
STUART N. CRAWFORD, Com'r.
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6s On REWARD,-Ran away from the subscri-
SOU Der, living near Waynesboro in Augusta CO.,
on the 2Sth of last month, q NEGRO Ma named Pc
TER He is suppose, 20 or 81 years old, feet 10 or
IL inches in height rather thick set and stout in APP
pearance His color is black, and of his thumbs
his right one thinks slightly deformed and shorter
than the other the effects of felon he had ii. No
other marks recollected He had when he left
pair of twilled cotton pants osnaburg cotton Shirt
pair of boots good deal patched, and owcrowned
wool hat Peter was raised by Mr.. Landes on Naked
Creek in this county, but owned several years be-
fore purchased him by Mr. Jas. Todd who lives near
Mt Scion, and thinkit is probable that he will be
found lurking in those peighborhoods. | will give
reward of twenty-five dollars if he is apprehended in
this county or Rockingham, and secured in jail or de-
vered to me or will give fifty dollars il taken in any
other county, and secured in Jail SO that can get him.
Aug. s, 1857. WIN. PATRICK.
TTOUSE AND LOT, &C., FOR SALE
III The subscriber, intending to remove to the West
will offer at public auction. ON Saturday. tie 5M dag
of Septen5er next, his HOUSE AND LOT in West
View. Augusta county. The dwelling house is new
and very convenient. There is also large new SHOP
that would suit d tradesman, with other necessary
buildings
This property is worthy the attention of any one de-
string comfortable home West View is q flourish.
ing little village in healthy neighborhood anahav-
ing and churches and schools convenient.
Also, at the same time and place, will offer my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which is of good
quality.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the day
of sale. - ANDREW j. Accord.
Anousf < 1e57-yind cony
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EOR SALE-A CAPI7AL LITTLE Farm ,
T. 4 MILES DISTANT FROM STA UNTON-
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
lately rendered in the Chancery suit of Humans ex
VS.. Huffmans heirs shall, on Tuesday, the LIST day 81
SEPTEMBER 1857, upon the premises offer for sale by
of public auction, small TRACT OF LAND, the late
homestead of Christian Huffman, decd containing by
recent survey, 170T ACRES, and situated on the
Churchvile Turnpike road, about4 miles from Staun'
ton.
This is one of the most desirable little farms in the
county of Augusta 1t is well improved, well watered
and well mbe-ed It's soil is of the best limestone quail
ity admirably adapted to all kinds Of grain and grass
and its natural Meadow is one ofunusual excellence.
TERMS OF SALE:-A negotiable note at 80 days, well
endorsed for one orM ofthe purchase money, and its
interest from the day of SALE the balance on credit Of
one two and three years from said without interest
for which the purchaser will execute bonds with good
personal security and the title retained till full and final
payment.
Possession given on the day of SALE
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Fifty Years Hence.

Right Rev. Bishop Clarke is delivering a
lecture entitled ''Fifty years hence" from
which the following is an extract:
Fifty years hence, the newly married pair
will step into an emporium for the sale Of
houses, look over the book Of patterns, select
one to suit their tastes and means, order il,
and it will be sent home in the morning, put
together and occupied at night. In travel
ing, As great . change will take place. In
stead Of the dusty road and crowded car.
there will be splendid Locomotive Hotel,
flying over road carpeted with turf and
bordercd with shade trees, and heralding its
approach with sweet music instead Of the Dc.
moniac shrek Of the steam whistle, and la
belled through from Boston to San Francisco
IN four days. Instead Of the unsightly tele-
graph poles there will be, 6fsy years hence, .
network underground, and under the bosom
Of the deep, and it will click OF thoughts in
stead OF words. Then the electric battery
will light all the street lamps at once, enable
all the clock. Of the city 20 keer ex.c. time
and kindle the beacons on the dangerous
rocks. where now men hazard their lives and
wear out their lonely days. Then the author
will not write by our slow process, losing his
rarest fancies, but he will sit down to the
newest chirographical Instruments, and put
ting his hngcrs upon the keys, write as fast
~ he can think.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

ExPLANAroRY.-Tb Ze,tung Of last Thurs.
uas says that our notice Of the Rfemen's
parade, some days ago, ..smells somewhat Of
haow Nothing tendency" We said. s.rb.
Il denen paraded Yesterday under CAPTAIN
I1!e." The writer Of the article IN the Z.,.
tang "smells Know Nothing tendency,' in
tlsse words. What smellers he mus, have,
" reckon nobody else who knows Richard.
ever smelt Know Nothing tendency in him
and perhaps when the illussrious Capt. Ben.
sNe' "ho Keeps u lager beer saloon near the
r''s oaier, 1--WE don't charge him ANYTHING
Tor this puh,) comes TO know him. he will
lad that has smeliers were At fault thai
time.
ne take OCCASION 10 announce to the uni.
versa world that Herr Benexe is the canta;n
81 the keokak kiaemen, that ut their rece.,,
Paraoe capt. eo!e was the aocomm odatt M
guest OF the company" and We repeat tina,
the company has a handsome uniform aud
made avery handsome appearance. But We
protest against the Capta.n's smsller..
While On this subject, we would n.k ,bs
Asstung, as an act Of justice, to correct ths
impression, which il has somewha, aided IN
creating among the Germans, that the ca,.
Cisy Is KNOW Nothing" organ, or is advo.
eating skaow Nothing" principles. The
Gate Guy 10 Republican, plants itself upon
The Republican platform Of the Phlladelpaia
convention. which one vi It's editors aided
70 construct, and recognizes no distinctions
between eitissns, Whatever their race or M.
ssslty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

Go winter, GO
Thy frozen locks and tressss white,
And looks that indie mot delight,
And breath that ehills the youug hearts glow
And frowns that make the tear drop start,
No bliss, no pleasure, can inpast;
ITO winter, 20
Come ! summer, come
With genial skies and budding flowers,
And balmy gales and fagrant showers,
And smiles that clothe the earth In flowers,
Come with thy bright and fairy band,
And scatter glAdness o FER the land
Come summer come
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

DURkEE = CO.,
A.i.-ss., H.rsA ssAe. Ss,.sA . An,
kEoEux, lswA,
ARERo.w o FrERIsa ONE orrHs
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
At Retail, In III. w"., consulting In la,t Of
Splendid Asbs silks,
6plssAid Rsy aAsre Striped Sllts.
Splendid China Striped sslis.
ALI soiers In flsia Silks,
superb Bleak silks,
Pia,a sasins.
Tsr. Satiss,
Satin DssAinA; Rlssa ant Tissue Robss, Elegant
Barge kobss,
Elegant OrsA.dis Robes.
Easgant Printed Jssheastt Rohss,
Lawn Robes,
and rrsnsh Prist Rebss.
travelling Drsss 0ssAs.
ASgsntinss,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbsise,
Silk and Linen Orisntals,
Linen chs~sbroy, Ae., Ae., &c.
French, IasiisA and American Prias Of the best
brands and nswsst styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
And csrtsia Materials and Hixsasss Of al kinda.
Linen and Cotton shsstiAg, Pillow Case
Cottons aad Lineas, and
~An other HossefarnishiDs Goods. -
sonplsts stock Of Embroidsries. Collars, U.dsS-
sleeves, Hankdsrehisfs, Worked Raads Can
bris, Linen and Lace ssss. With 4
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LAcEs,
SsoA - real Hoaitoa. real vallsnsisanss, Point
Application, gsgiish Thread, asipsss, -.
Carpets and Oh Colshs.
"A Ensii'h v.lv., Tapestry.
A.A BRUSSELS /"
3.A ..
Impartial Ply. AID SspsrAss Isgrsis.
Vsnitiss, Unios and Hemp Velvet, Br~sssis and
Vsnitiaa Stair carpsting Rags, Mats
aad Dvsggsts.
FL COR OIL C. L THS!
from 3 70 Is feet vide.
Having the sdvAntaxe IL . resident buysr II
New Ysrk. Ne shall b receiving constant additions
70 ear stock. keeping IL all season, II the ysAs
fallen complete, which will be sold from 10 q
psv esnf. Lev~ sAsn sny other Asxss in Iovs css
cell.
The Stock amounts 10 psayiy
900, 900 90,
And consequently Greater Variety ,Aa.
ANT orHxR ONE CONCERN
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N 0 d EV ATI O N.
sWssAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

cTThe auction sales of real estate in the
city of New York, for the last three months,
amount to seven millions Of dollars.
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c. We clip the following paragraph from

!, W we CLIP the Following paragraph from
the Plaquemine Sentinel:
II 10 not unfrequentiy that parties 70 on
successful panther hunts ia this vicinlty.-
On Tuesday last party was out hunting thi,
animal few miles from town, when the DOE.
scented one and made him take tree. Nj.
James Parker coming up, he lsvsled his piece
Ut him and fired, when the monster fell dead.
lie measured six feet in length alto.
getber an ugly customer to meet in the woods.
Dir. Parker brought him 10 town behind him
on his horse, aud Of the two (ths man aud
the anlmal) tbs panther doubtless weighed
the most.
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JUST TIM TANG FOR IOWAi
WeOSss HAsNns 0aavanle Cement,


0OO41N01t
e1SH1 suessslbsn ~ viag purchased the Yieht 70
! uss this tins-tsstsA ard much approved c.
nest. Tor sss1sE !. L. county, srs new prepared
And will give eli sssA ees tsssts their psrsensl a.
teetion.
Thus veosns - enc Of shs greesess invsnssons Of
tAs -, u view Of chsApasss eAt durability, and
aAaptalin - any siiosfs. Il Will sssiss tis SD
q. eh..sss e -: veasAer. Y i.Per,ioss = Are
pais Is sals.lass1 az roelsof eli dsssripsisss,
est - steep, Il bsiae vinA, Axs Ard water pses4;
Do pct a1esl wetsS, and II - diGksent from tar
asd oravsl ros1ag - II u Superior v II. A. .
lseef Il u sspe.issisy, no l.sssa.se Go. n ths
sSsl eth TAR ptsA o. rssin ut will insuss vAsss
Vests Ce1essb sss6s - - lov rates q any 1ss
r. e- =. :sss.. A.y..s p..s... .........
n - lssaAallly = sAsir Rss6se, viii ssassatss
ssy..s1 g d.. isr Is. ssss i e s:.s =. 80
1MsAo6 ln1asnAaosn - - seAalUs1 u AAdreas-
laa - o1oo@1A1ge thssueA - Psels1ee. . -
nhne - ths0 - ~. 0ssssss, sssnss 81 ~ aa1
DlseAeau sesesle, vAsss spepiasns asA tsetienlsle
sAs - - ssss NY ~ - sss1sisal:
.,sas-.s. g. 3. sxsz nnna
DOOk0T 6UO101T
vrn1 Anssisaa 1&nlll uegslsDeDia u ussfsl
y ksswledGs. - 49, a 5,i3t Ress1bls asd Haets.
wDls ltbey = suAj sets ussfui T. every is6ivtl2
-: lusslsAisd With l,ees ssgrasisss. b. I.
~; - - o 8 ssowssLl ! CO.
= "a, H:s:. s.s': ::..,,, :.
~ mx1Iaslb 81 sthss ss1kisss ~ Solsias vs-
:,: Viz ~ 4. s ~. i. 81. :.
- -. usesah. - A'skx
sssaN seD1m. bhoUuxk \ -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

A BkArrisrL Taofaur. little Swedish
grl, while walking with her father ON star.
" night, absorbed in contemplation Of the
saies, being asked Of what abe was thinking.
replied
y was thinking II tbs urong side Of hsav-
ca - glorious, what must The right side
be ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

DECLINES TUE HoSos.-lt is reported that
Ben. Mccullough, to whom was rendered the
Governorship of Kansas, declines the dan
gerous honor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

BRUCE = SON,
In NJ AUsnso . N DSoksFs,
DEALkns ~
EXCH AN03 AND LAND WARRANTS,
wa Lsa1y. Larrsvs6 Tsv1s, TSws hsp~fy, &C.,
Hoaf DoD0B, IOWA.
"B pay Ievttrsisv 1ttsstssa - the seleetiea u
w Ian q snd tAsir location, = ith cssh or LsnA
was!eAts, IN ~ ~. Dsage, 6iosx City and Osaes
lAsd De. sisss, Issa. We have sgcsts a Siosx
City aaA sags, Who devote their hole tine ard At
esasi0a - tAs tsanossei0o Of businsos. 1Ae ~
De1ge de tsst Will Fsssvs psssenal attentiea.
ws will eilsst nstss Nils. drafts a. ssssptaaas
tAsesgho = 1ewA, esA rsoit pssseeds prenpsly u
dFaits - Hsv Issk. 1aal EStaas and Laad Wae-
raats 49, ght aaA ssid % connissioa. Titles az
AHMED and taxes psad. We also pay pAs1sculAs
As.szrsen = tAsiseaiss 81 Land Nssrsss for sea
rssidsse, ~ banning ~ money q hsst wessssn
rats. sal = nSsstnssn generally. We sxanins
carefully a lasds " oesSs and win give plat Ard
dsssrpo y Or sonnissisu for losniSg y IssstjSe
Lasd We esanGs u ths abovs nassd districts Rl y
~ ~ ~, 6 ~ 10, 81 per %, asa y pr -
assss. Vii = sAsslA srsao paey NJ warrants, sd
49, - kenoOoee lses wsssants, al q ~ easA
- ssssos In Ailbs - drafts On Nsw York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All bas,nan setso1ed 70 - will receive prompt
40 sessfnl eeesattsa. CsssssposAsass solieileA.
apr3S-AAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11


ihG lsaicRAsrs NEARLY ALL FOR Fxrs.
poA'--in relation to the character of tho
Immigration to Kansas, the Herald Of Free.
dom saws
"A gentleman from Illinois, who ha. been
travelling Tor some weeks in Kansas. visiting
almost every part OF the Territory south 81
tue Kansas river, reports that he should ;nac.
n'nety.nine one-hundredths OF the ponuIs.
ton Of the Territory were in favor ~ ,n.
king It free State, while no man OF in,.I.
iiigsnce has pretended to place the numLs,
below hye-slxths in favor Of freedom. o.,
private opinion is that now We have q NOM.
lahon OF nineteen entieths in favor or I.
Tree State, and that this disparity is daily on
the increase. w
a SraAsek oo.-A poor freshman seeing
crowd OF people approaching, ask ed CIV hal
was the matter ~ lie Was answered, "A
man was going to be buried" "Oh.r "a.
pltsd he, "l'll stop to see that, for we carr.
shem 10 be buried in our country."
las NsArnEa.-- Many Of the nsw.nan,,.
are repeating, under chilly Influences, The ~.
ten used but incorrect quotation, "W,n,s,
hnssf. 10 ths lap 81 spring. Golasml.h
thought proper 10 put hi. ldes in somsvh.,
different phrase, and said
""'assT, lingering, oAlis the lap Of NAV .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

CHINESE Wait il said that the Ameri-
can Minister, Reed, goes out to China with
instructions to our military forces to fire
away and make common cause with the Brit
ish against the Chinese, il the latter persist
in confounding English and Americans. As
the Chinese are not likely to make nice dis
tinctions, We may expect to be mixed up with
the British war in China, unless that Govern
ment concludes q peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

a full, brilliant and diversi6ed
troupe Of
French q Z American
E4usstrians,
Comprising some Of the nnst IA.
moua Riders and Artists in the
world. among whom are
LOUISE TOURNIAIRE.
The hrst Lady Eqasstrisans Of
Europe.
N. FRANCOIS fOURNIAIRE.
From the Cirque Napoleon. Paris
FERD. TOURNIAlRE
THEODORE TOURNlAIRk
The celebrated Juvenilss.
Mr.. A.F.LYMIN0,
The Cord Volsntist and jcstsr.
sl0NOR BLISS,
Conlortiouist.
THE GERMAN BROTHERS.
0ymnasts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

i y J , = 4 q . . D q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
6ToDDARD 4 HAYWARD,
Sssoaa-st.. het Main and johnson,
EokU K-.. ....... .......................Iow
WoULD ,sspesstsliy selici. tAs sitissss Of
n Target, Finest, and nos tOooplees
Asso 1S1ens % nuDDeS 0ooas
sssse lsas3 il this Sssss for pssiis isspssties.
We aave :. Aass largs and veil ~
CssatEy ~ City frads,
soasbtiag In part Of
valeonSssa anA sslarissA
CLoTMHNG,
BOOTS, SHOES, SANDALS, SOLIINQ
AND CEMENT, GLOVES, MTTS,
WAGON Aprons AND COVERS. WHIPS.
Tssis. osa cssss, ysssAs go csp SssAsss ~ ps0s
Css.ssss, 7vsvsitas sad ssIlis 1sSs.
Air work.
LIFE sREsERvEAs, BEDS, PILLOWS AND
Druggists Articles.
syrsasa, PassGtes, &C., ElSsHc CsrIs SD Sss<s.
StatioWssf R~bbss Ayticlss.
R.LAsTIC RINGS AN BANDS.
Toys.
bells, Balls, wsllsts - Tobacco Pouches,
Ls<t" Dvsss sAssiAs ssl Assps,
Machine Betting,
HOSE AND HOSE COUPLINGS,
ksAher Tubing, Car, Wagon and Carriage spnnc.
Brick nshsrs' Apron Cloth, ktsss Pasking.
Piano and 1Gelodson Coven.
vslsasits Articles, lsAia Rshber Coubs. Powder
aad eAst Flasks, Tsps Measures, Pen and
Psecil Cases, Canes, Rxiss. CorhseSsvs,
Bsttons, Castor Rslis Cigar Casss,
fuablss, NAPKIN Riass, kas.sl~d Cloths, Ae.
Importers Of
1nglish asA Rssnsh Kiastis Hsaids, Cords, Webb
Ing Ststisasfs', Dsusgisss's and
ssgssus' Articles, and
Essry Vsristy Of indie Rubber and Custa
PsgcAa Goods,
which " oGsr ~ Lavest Market Rates.
Ortsrs from ~ interior will ~ faithfully aHd
promptly sxssstsd. (nayidAvly
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11
Grand Pleasure Excuxston!!
Sumptuens RepassI
FREE TO ALL!

And
sumptusss Rspassl
FREE TO ALL!
UBLIC SALE OF
800 Lessta 49, TsW -
MEL0OsE,
On Wednesday, May 18Th, 1857.
rtR6 will leave the depot VI tn ~, ~. D. 4
~ n X. H., q 10 and liz, o'clock on the above
day, setting dowA tbs sxcanionists in the esatss
Of the town.
Coashss and omnibusss viii BE- In rsadi.sss n
the o6ccs Of Hickey Sim ps0n, on sd ST., 10 con-
veythosc DESTROYS Of participating, 70 aad from the
depot. The railroad mesnders through region
Of great bsauty--ths eArs are new and soHne-
dious.
A boantifsl dinner viii b provided, amply SUI
Aeient for all 10 attendance.
BRASS BAND vii discourse sweet uusie II
fact nd Efforts will - spared 70 snsuss god
tine generally"
II Is superAuous t. enlarge upon the merits e
AELRO6E. IL IL the Arst station on tAs railreah,
and it, contiguity TO keekuk--ths facility With
which IL may b. reached b. railway o. sosaty reed
Its picturesque and romantic sits--its Ans
groves-ths abundance and modicinal properties of
rs watsss-and the sslsbrity Of the towa md eur.
rounding cosntry, eli combine TO render II 90 u
ths most attssssive of places. while the terms VI
sale are ~ easy 70 enable every one 70 psreAase
TERMS Ons-itth In cash, the balance in lous
sQsal annual paynsats, with interest ~ tan PR
esnt., payable annually.
r. MILLS. Auetieneer.
hickey : SIMPSON. Agenp.
Third-strsst. between Main and johnson.
mav7d kaokuk
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RAIlROAD NOTaCE,

RAILROAD NOTICE.
yJNuE First Regular Election Of Directors Of the
i keasak and ebraska Railroad Com pany viii
be held at the ONCE VI Dimond Conn, In Keok uk,
on Monday, the Sth day of Jane next, at 2e'clock
r. IN.
Also, at the same time and place, the election for
directors Of the Iowa aud Nebraska Land Co.
mayll-I T.. q. CONN see'y
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Ron SALE.

extraordinary favorable terms, enc OF the
~ most desirable stores on Mains
dcsign building at IN early date and nov Oar
Tor sale Z he property occupied by q. Backinshan
Co., Mt II low price, with ons-third payable A
early dates, and the balance running through pe-
Rod OF ten years. IL not sold within this noash.
! woaid lease the three upper door, which are
veil adopted for jobbing clothing, hais and esps.
carpets. notions. OF any other light goods q. b. q
Co. occupying the Arst door, bsscmeas and sub
collar, enlarged for their busincss.
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